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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-02-18
FHE eJEFFER SONIAN

murder Of any American Protestant who has
the pluck to resist the growing power Of this
foreign church.
Nobody euer objected to the Catholic rezi-
glo, so long as 1t behaved itself, and aoas
nothing more than q form Of aoorship' but
cieties as the knights of Columbus, and is
trying to deprive us Of our constitutional
rights, oce mast fight 1t, and be prepared to
die IN the cause.
It cost blood to get our liberties, and it
will cost blood to keep them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-02-18
The Roman Catholic Papers Do
Not Condemn the Murder of
William Black, By the
knights of Columbus.

Catholic paper, published in Philadel-
phia.
Its Editor in Chief is John O'Shea. The
President of the company is ''the Most
Reverend 3. f. Prendergast, d. Dr.
Prendergast is the archbishop of Philadel-
phla, sworn foe to American principle and
sworn subject of the foreign potentate, the
Italian Pope
Prendergast, like O'Shea, believes it justi-
fable to persecute people who will not join
the Pope's church, and to kill people aOho tell
the truth on 1t.
William Black was in Marshall, Texas, de
livering lectures on popery; and the Knights
of Columbus accordance aO5th their oath
went to the hotel, waited for Black, and
went into his room.
They demanded that he surrender his free
dom as an American citizen, call off his
lectures and leave town.
When he simply refused to do this, they
at once attacked him, and killed him.
They do not claim that he did anything
more than to say he meant to deliver his
lecture that night, and that he was not going
to leave town.
For no other reason, these knights of Co.
lumbus murdered him
The fact that they went to the hotel to
assassnate this man, is shown by the fact
that they carried concealed weapons, and went
to using them Immediately after he said he
would not obey their orders.
Those are the literal details of the most
dastardly and outrageous murder ever com
mitted in Texas.
There was no quarrel at ALL These Cath
olics, bound by horrible secret oaths to
murderous organization which is ruled by
foreign potentate, take it upon themselves to
deny to free American the right to exercise
his Constitutional rights
What does Archbishop Prendergast's paper
say about this foul and cowardly assassina-
ton?
The ArcA6ishop's paper does not condemn
the murder at all.
On its front page, in the issue Of February
13, the Archbshop's paper does its vile best
to make it appear that Black deserved to be
murdered, and the paper puts the response
bility on those who encourage lecturers to go
about from place to place attackingF this
murderous forei On church.
Yet, in the very next column of this paper,
there IS a sOftened account of how some per-
son, without any apparent motive except
vengeance went into the house of the priest,
Joseph Zebris, of New Britain, Conn, and
not ony killed him, but also killed the buxom
young woman he was living with.
These priests are living with young women,
all over the world; and because our people
dread the future effects of this terribly cor
rupt system, the Knights of Columbus will
see to it that the lecturers who tell about
it shall be run out of town, or be killed.
According to Archbishop Prendergast the
sin consists in uncovering the truth on these
pretended bachelors, who are no more bachel-
ors than that many goats.
[ have here at my hand an advertisement
in the Pittsburgh Observer, a rank Catholic
sheet, where shameless wench advertises for
a priest, and describes herself as "a young
widow y
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-02-18
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Read Foreign Missions. Exposed, by Thos.
p. Watson. Beautifully printed Profusely
illustrated. Price 30 cents. The Jeffersonian
Publishing Co., Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-02-18
The MurderOus Traitors, the
knights of Columbus, Are
Living Up DO That Oath.

Living up 10 That Oath.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
Black answered that he had. Rogers then
said
"You propose to deliver another lecture to-
night, do you?"
Black answered that he did
Then Rogers rose, shook his finger in
Blacks face, and said
:" GU are not going to lecture tonight, and
you are going to leave town.
Black answered.
Il am going to lecture tonight, and I am
not going to leave town."
Then Rogers, and Ryan and Copeland ina-
n2ediatezy fell upon him, and they killed him!
Black was attacked so suddenly, he had no
time to use his pistol.
While his daughter was trying to shield
him in her arms, these ruffians finished him.
Hall was blazing away after the firing be-
gan, and Hall killed Rogers, shot Copeland
down-and Ryan ran off,-the murdorous
COWARD!
Thus one brave Georgian, from our old
Tenth District, routed three of these Knights
of Columbus, who expected to have the salts
faction of either coWing, or killing a Protest
ant lecturer, without running any risk them
selves. a. la4$1 )
They fancied that it would be another Otis
L. Spurgeon case, where these Knightly sup
porters of the Constitution kidnapped an
unarmed preacher, hurried him away in au-
tomobiles, and beat him into Inconsistencies
leaving him, as they believed, to die like a
dog In a ditch.
What sort of foreign influence is this, that
can come into our country, and make muir
derous war on free speech and free press?
What sort of ''religion" is this, that teaches
men to become cowardly assassins, in the in
terest of foreign potentate?
What sort of military organization is this
knights of Columbus gang, that brazenly
pretend to take no secret oath of persecution,
but who practise the persecution itself in
deeds of bloody lawlessness?
What right have [ to order man out Of
town, because [ don't like his lectures?
What right have [ to arm myself, push
myself into the lecturers room at the hotel.
and tell him he must call off his lecture?
If [ am mailman enough to do that, and he
is man enough to stand on his legal rights
as an American citizen, what right have I to
attack him, and kill him?
[ have no such right nor have you: but if
we have not got it, where do the knights of
Columbus get it?
They do not get it from American law:
they get 1t from the foreign zoe0 Of the Pope
Of Rome. Il 4
And it is that forei On law which thew are
sworn to obey, and which they are trying to
enforce by violence and crime.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
JAzDA ROSYJSKA
zDOBYWA TRANSzE
NISZCZY NADZIEJE ME-
MIECKIE STALEGO USA-
DOWIENIA SIZE MA ZINE
MA OBECNEJ LINII.
o Ryge i Dzwinsk walki nIe
ustaja.

Piotrogr6d, via Londyn, 10
pazdz. Rosyjska kawalerya raz
jeszcze dowiodla, re W najtru-
dniejszych nawet warunkach
Swietne nawet moze odnosic
sukcesy. Pod Pederewier1 na
zachod cd Rafalowki, zaatako-
wala ona linie transzy niemiec-
kich, przedarla sic przez ME /
zadala Niemcom wielkie stra-
ty. Najwazniejszem atoli jest
to, re atak ten pokTzyzCWa1
Niemcom plany usadoWienia
sic ma stale mad rzeka Styr, ce-
lam przezimowania. W tym ce-
M kcnenda niemiecka sprowa-
dzila mad Styr posi}ki z pod
Rygi i Dzwinska i rozpcczela
prace mad kopaniem glebokich
transzy, mogacych s}uzyc "a le
ae zinowe. Zanim dzielo mogEo
bye dokonane, nastapi} niespo,
dziewany atak konnicy rosyj-
skiei, kt6ry spadi ma Niemc6W
ak burza. Jazda przeianaia
Gala linie obronna, wyciela W
pien obroncow transzy. Wpa-
dla ma ty}y niemieckie / Geese
ich utopia w bagnach, Geese
zaczeia pedzic pred soba. 4
ostatniej czeSci co ME poleg}o'
dostaic sie W liczbie przeszio
1000 ludzi do niewoli rosyJ-
skiej.
Gala linia cd Prypeci po Me
men zagroiona.
Niemal r6wnocze$nie wojska
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
Flota wloska odplynela.

Londyn, 19 pazdz. Jak donosi
depesza z Brindisi, flota wlo-
ska odplynela ma wschod, praw-
dopodobnie, ably wziac udziai W
blokadzie wybrzeza bulgarskie
70 cd NORA Egejskiego. Flota
odp1ynela z zapieczetowanymi
rozkazami. Sam fakt, re Wlo-
chy wydaly Bulgaryi wojne u
twierdza W Londynie przekona-
ME, ze Wochy wysla odpowied
mia a1nie ekspedycyjna ma
Balkany. Pogloski, jakohF INA
czna liczba wojsk wloskich juz
wyladowala W Czarnog6rze
wraz Czanog6rcami uderzyc
ma ma Bosnie i Hercogowine,
dotychczas ME stwierdzmo.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
Chicago Ill., Sroda dnia 20-go Pazdzernka Ocober) 1915
Bulgarzy zajei Wranja, Niemcy ObrenoWa

rosyjskie pomySlnych dokona,
Iy atakow ma innych punktach
linii bojowej. Wielki sukces
odniosly pod miejscowoScia No
wo Selki, gdzie zabraly kilka ty
siecy Niemc6w do niewoli i zdc
|byIy wraz z miejscowoScia vie
kie zapasy amunicyi ma Mem
each. TIE sukcesy wstrzasneiy
tax powaznie Gala LIMA niemie,
cka cd Prypeci po Niemen, ze
Niemcy w obawie odrzucenis
ich ma dalekie przestrzenie po'
spiesznie przeSli do kontr-ofen-
zywy, ably ratowac, co jeszcze
uratowac MONA.
Co m6wia Austryacy?
Berlin, via Londyn, 19 pazdz.
O walkach austro rosyiskich
w Galicyi donosi oficyalny blu
letyn:
Mad rzeka Styrem odparli$
my ataki nieprzyjacielskie, Bi-
twa trwa dalei. Dalej na pol
roc wzieliSmy szturmem pozy-
we rosyjska nd po}udnie cd
Rygi, a mianowicie mad Dzwi-
Ma, W pol drogi cd Dzwinska do
Rygi. Wzielismy do niewoli je-
dnego oficera, 240 zolnierzy"i i
zdobyli$my 2 karabiny maSzy-
noWe.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
MANIFEST CARSkI
DO BUtGAG0W
BOG SIZE ZEMsCI IA ZDRA'
DE FERDYNANDA"-
M6WI CAR.
Flota wIoska odplynesa ma mo-
RE Egejskie.

PiotrOgr6d, 19 pazdz. Ukaza'
sic dzisiaj manifest carski, do
tyczacy wypowiedzenia wojny
Bu}garyi przez Rosye. Mani
fest ten ma ton ukazu, przypo-
minajacego Bu}garom, re Ro-
sya byla ich oswobodzicielka
protektorem dzisiaj z bolem
serca przychodzi tel Rosyi wy
ciagnac miecz Z pochwy, aby
walczyc re swy1ni bracmi Sio-
wianami i swymi wsp6lwierny-
mi, gdya ci dopu$cili sic zdra-
dy spraw slowianskiej, idac "a
zdradzieckim rzadem Kobur-
gov. Ale Rosya. ktora DO paru
ieszcze dni wstec7 byla tax bill
ska Buigarow. chociaz musi u
karac Bulgar6w "a zdrade -
w}aSciwa zenste pozostawia
Bogu.
Ukaz ten Z2stnpuie urzedo-
wa deklaracye wypowiedzenia
woiny Bulgaryi przez Rosye. O
n6znil on sic nieco W doreczeniu
BuIgaryi tego powodu, re od-
noSny document nlusiano wy
s}ac ma front bojcwy do podpi-
SANTA carowi. W dodatku opra-
cowywano ten ukaz bardzo o.
stroanie, ably wywan on jak
najsilniejsze wrazenie ma Bull
garach i zwiekszyl podzial, ja-
XII iuz porwal ma sztuki jednosd
buIgarska, z iedneg" narodu
tworzac diva wrogie obozy
tych. ktorzy chcieli podtrzy-
mac powage krolewska, a TEN
samem niezaleznoSe Buigary'
Cd Rosyi tych, ktorzy ME me
gil sic ma to zgodzic, aby pre-
ciws swei oswobodzicielce pod
iarzma tureckiego Bulgarya
broi podniosla i W dodatktll5 spof-
.lsczyga sic q najwiekszyfil'di.ss ne I e
przyiacioini Rosy 4 \ 4
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
FATALNA KOLIZYA POCIA
Cow.

Chikasha, Okla, 20 pazdz. "
zde7eniu sic wczoraj pociagr1
osobowego kclei Rock Island z
Dcciagiem towarowym W po-
hliau tutoiszei stacyi. - sic
1cnn os6b zostalo zabitych a xii
kanaScie pcranionych. Wsrod
zabitych, czterech bylo w}6cze-
COW, iadacvch Ina gapia," a
tr7ech Z obs}ngi pociagu. q pa
sazer6w Mkt ME utracil iycia
mi tez ME zostal smlertelnla
poraniony.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
Wszysey biskupi poIsey wzywaja biskupdw swia-
ia katoIiekiego do spieszenia pomoea Pol
see stania zapomog SienkiewiezoWi.
Komitet Generally SzwacarYi, h6reso prezesem
Sienkewicz, wiceprezesami Osuchowsh i Paderew.
ski, rozdat dotychczas 2553,. S25, ,35 frankow.
Sprawozdanie SienkiewiezoWskiego komitetu.
~~~~~~~~~~

Pred kill1u miesiacami zwro
Gil sic, jak wiadomo, Ojciec sw.
do ksieciG biskupa krakow
skiego ze slowami, pelnemi
wsp6Iczucia ola nedzy wojennej
w Polsce Z darem wielkodu-
sznym ma rzecz naszego tax
ciezko do5wiadczonego kraju.
w liScie, ktory wowczas w /
mieniu papieza kardynai sekre-
tarz stanu Gaspari wystosowal
do ksiecia biskupa zaWarta
byla rada, ably episkopat polski
udal sic do wszystkich naro-
dow katolickich z prosba We
zwaniem O. pcTnoc W modlitWie
i ofiarach pienieznych ola ME
szczeSliwei Polski. Zacheta Oh
ca Swietego ME minela bez skut
ku. Episkopat polski, ktory ty-
lokrotnie juz podczas wojny o.
becnei daf dowody goracego po
$wiacenia W zabiegach i stara~
mach dla ulzenia nedzy w Kr6
lestwie i Galicyi. podial ocho~
czo piekna my$l Ojca Svietego
j wystosowal do Swiata katolic-
kiego odezwe, ktorei calkowita
osnowe podamy jutro.
Odezwa w goracych slowach
apeluie do serc narod6w kato-
lic!lich caiego Swiata i wZywa
biskup6w j arcybiskup6w do u
rzadzenia w swych archidyece-
-yach kolekty ma rzecz znisz-
czonej Polski. Zebrane datki u
prasza odezwa do odsyiania ma
zee Henryka Sienkiewicza, kt6
ry jest prezesem Generalnego
Konnittu Ratunkowego W
S-waicaryi. Odezwe pcdpisali
nastepuiacy biskupl 1 odcybi-
skupi:
rs. Edmund Dalbor, arcybi-
skup Gnieznienski i Poznanski
KS. Jozef Bilczewski, arcybis-
kup lwowski (obrzadku lac.)
KS: Jozef Teodorowicz, arcybi-
skup lwowski (obrzadku orm.) ;
ks. Alelzsander Kakowski, arcy-
biskup warszawski; ks. Franci-
seek Albin Symon, arcybiskup
tyt. Attalijski; ks. Karol Hry-
.niewiecki, arcybiskup tyt. Pc
rgenski; ks. Adam Stefan Sa-
pieha, ksiaze biskup krakowskl;I
KS. Augustyn Kosinski, biskup
kielecki; ks. Stanislaw kazl-
mierz Zdzitowiecki, biskup ku-
jawsko kaliski; ks. Anton Ju-
lian Nowowiejski, biskup pioc-
h; KS. J6zef sebastyan Pelczar,
biskup przemysh; ks. Maryan
Ryx, biskups ssandg gnierski; ks.
Leon a3s b pp tarnow--
ski ks. lrnief Rus4ki kiewicz,
biskap tut sberyBkig suffagana
va 4. D ( st 4, ifs a# .
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
REPURLIKANIE w POW1E'
Gle JOHNSON INDORSU-
IA TYKIET.

Vienna, Ill.,, 90 pazdz. Repu-
blikanski centralny koTnltet
nowiatu Johnson prZyjat Wczo-
raj rezolucye indorsujaca L.
Y. Sherman'a, ma prezydenta'
VIM. H. Thompson'a, ma komi-
tetowego i FIR. o. Lowden'a ma
gubernatora.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
BUkGARzY zD0-
BYL| WRANYA
WOJSKA MACKENSENA
ZDOBYLY OBRENOWAC.
Jutro spodziewana jest wielka
bitwa pomiedzy BuIgarami,
a sprzymierzOnymi.

Londyn, 19 pazdz. Pierwsza
walna bitwa ma Balkanach
spodziewana jest jutro, gdy
wojska francusko = angleIsKle
dotra do Wranya, miejscowosci
serbskiej, zdobytej ostatnio
przez wojska bulgarskie a leza
cej ma linii kolejowej Uskub :
Nisz. q Salonik zdazaja do Wra
nya wielkie zastepy wojsk
sprzymierzonych. Poniewaz ko
lei ME moze obsluzyc tych mas,
przeto poza linia kolejowa
wszystkie drogi zajete So
przez wojska francusko an
gielskie, ktore pospiesznylni
marszami zdazaia, ably ma czas
przybyc pod Wranya. ,
Co m6wia Bulgarzy?
Sofia, via Londyn, 18 pazdz.
Urzedowy komunikat bu}gar-
ski brzmi:
,.Wojska nasze w dniu wczo
rajszym posune}y sic dalej ma
calym froncie granicy serb
skiei. w dolinie Morawy woi-
ska nasze zajely Wranya, mia
sto polozone. ma linii Uskup :
Nisz. Wkraczajace wojska bud
garskie ludnoSc przyje}a okrzy-
.kami zivic! i wszedzie ukazaly
sic biale flagi. Wkrotce jednak
ao}nierzy buigarskich niemal z
kazdego domu zasypano gra-
dem kul karabinowych.
,,Wojska nasze, posuwaJace
sic od Egri Palanka ku Stracl-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
WYSYLKA $4,000 SZTUK
MUL6W.'

Ne wYOrk, N. Y, 20 pazdz
W naiblizszych dniach wysia-
nych stad bedzie ola sprzynie
zenc6w $4,000 mu}6w. Zakur
tych zwierzat do sluzby pocia-
gowei ma wojnie wynosi juz
S16O,OO0,000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
KWARAN
FANNY W ILLINOIS.

Washington, D. c., 20 pazdz.
Rozkazem departamentu rolnic
twa roZszerzona zostala w IL
Iinois kwarantanna Z pOWodu
zarazy pyska racicv na osade
ee, W powiecie Fulton.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
The National Polish Daily

The paper with home circulation
OFFICES:
11sS MILWAUKEE AVENUE
Phone Monroe 2466-2467
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20
nowi, wziely do niewoli bata-
lion serbski.
Nv dolinie Bregalnica zaje-
lismy miasto Koczana, cd kto-
rego posuwamy sic W kierunku
zachodnim.
'ObrenOwac wziety.

Berlin, via Londyn, 10 pazdz
Urzedowy komunikat niemelc'
XII, dotyczacy wojny W Serbll
gIosi, ze wcjska marszalka Ma
ckensena zajely miejscowosc
serbska Obrenowac i cd tegc
miejsca posuwaja sic dalej ma
poludnie.
Wiedenski naton1iast rapport
glosi:
..Woiska austrc niemieckie
bagnetem szturmowaly CORY
Cyganskie, ma poludnie cd Gro,
cka i zdoialy uzyskac polacze,
ME woiskami niemieckieml
kt6re posuwalc sic 1aprzod pc
cbu stronach dolnej Morawy.
w trzcch dniowej walce {
posiadanie wzg6rz Avala g mi
ma poIudniowy wschod cd Bel
graduy i 0 pozycye, polozme
ne p6lnocny zachod Cd Grocka
woiska nasze wziely do niewol
Is cficer6w 1000 zolniezy
serbskich.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20

warszawski, ks. Wladyslaw
Bandurski, biskup tyt. cydon-
ski, sufragan lwowski; ks. Ana
tol Nowak, biskup tyt. irenopo-
litanski, sufragan krakowski;
ks. Pawel Jedzink, biskup tyt.
temizenski, wikaryusz kapitu-
larry poznanski; ks. Wilhelm
Kloske, biskup tyt. TeodoZiopo-
litanski, wikaryusz kapitularfsy
gnieznienski.
Dan: Poznai, Lwow, Warsza-
wa. Krakow, dnia Is sierpnia,
1915 roku Panskiego.
Ofiary mi}osiene W dyece-
zyach Waszych zebrane, raczcie
nai}askawiej Czcigodni Bracia,
odesIac do szwajcarskiego Ban
ku Narodowego w Lozannie =
(Banqua NatioNal Suisse a Lau-
sanne) ma rachunek Komitetu
Generalnego Pomocy dla ofiar
woiny w Polsce z siedzibg W We
vey, Szwajcarya (Comite Gene
raj de Secours pour les Victimes
dc la guerre en- Pologne, siege
a Vevey, Suisse.) Ofiary Wa
sze beda Z wdziecznoscia oglo-
szone w dzienniku ,,Observato-
re Romano.
: A wiec Henryk Sienkiewicz
i najblizsi mu, skupieni W Ko-
mitecie Szwajcarskim staneh'
ma czele Polski calej akcyi ra-
tunkowej Swiata ma rzecz ME
szczesna wojna dotknietego ma
rodu. Wszyscy ksiazeta kosclo-
la, wszyscy przedstawiciele ma
rod6w do tego Komitetu maJa
sic zwracac, jemu slac datkl,-
gdyz caly episkopat polskl OBJ
daryl go najwyaszem SVEN "a
ufaniem jake swego pred
stawiciela caIemu Swlatu wska-
zal.
Niechze to bedzie wskazni-
l1iem nauka a poniekad i po-
liczkiem ola tych moze juz ME
licznvch, kt6rzy Smieli pcwat-
niewac w czemkolwiek Q ofiar-
niczej piracy dla Polski takich
MEOW, jak Sienkiewicz, Pade-
rewski, Osuchowski j inni. ~
Niechze rumieniec wstydu uka-
ze sic ma policzkach tyth. kt6-
rzy sobie widocznie rlie ufajac, Z
zadali W spos6b uwiaczajacy
sprawozdah cd tych MEOW, z9,
glupoty czy prsewrotnosci
chcac to .zaufanie do nich mi :
n 80 +.
lion6w ludu polskiego oslabit I
Niechze obecnie sami weznla !
sic do roboty ratunkowej, i cz,E 4
nem udowodnia, re ME chcieM 4
bruzdzi6 j kesa chleba PoIscs
ID ust odbierai Rppto i sara,
,See --~>~~~S-$r SSs-ooo
5Doko ofezenie lsAt Atyonie 8
az KS KS q. sz$5t,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-20

Paryz, 20 pazdz. Premier
NJ. Viviani, doni6sl te-
Iegraficznie prem;erom reszty
~przymierzencow, re ze zmiana
:Fladu gabinetu Francyi, ME
nastapi zadna zmiana W stosun
lIach re sprzymierzencami.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-08
ROAD TO THE MOUNTAINS

This is the year Sp%artanburg should
profit from the new highway noun
tains of Western North Carolina, since
the road will be in better condition
and completed all the way through to
HendersonviI1e and AsheVille. by way
of Saluda and Tryon. It is well that
the Chamber Of Commerce is taking
I'D, at this early date, the matter OF
maintaining that highway so that no.
time may be lost in placing it IN goo1
condition. Last season it was very
new and twas very late in the fall
before the SaIuda-Hendersonville link
was completed, but even in that IN
satisfactory state IL was an improVee
ment over conditions as they have ex-
listed heretofore.
Spartanburg and the towns between
here and Asheville should get on this
Job In earnest and have the Q per
feet highway to be found in this part
a. the country ready for travel early
-suarkanburg Herald.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-08
AND NOT GUDGER.

Washington, D. c., March 30.-Un-
less Senator Overman concurs in a re-
commentator made by former Con-
gresham Gudger last January, Rob-
ert F. Crooks will not be appointed
postmaster at Murphy. The vacancy
does not occur until April 81, and the
uostoRce department will not recog-
nize any recommendation made by
Gudger for vacancies occurring after
March 8, but relies upon Senator Over
man to make the selections. Accord
ingIy Oyerman was today requested
to name a postmaster for Murphy. It
IN more than probable he viii concur
n Gudger's recon1mendatiOne:
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-08
MORE STRENGTH
FOR OLD PEOPLE
Mrs. Hutchison-Eighty-0 One
Years Old Uses No 9th
er Tonic but VinoI and Rec
OmmendS It to Friends,

GreenviIle, S.C.-"Iti is with pleasure
/ tell others of the great benefit / have
derived from Vinol, for the past several
years. I am 81 years old and I find Vie
mol gives me strength, q healthy appe-
tite and overcomes nervous disorderR
Vinol is the only tonic reconstruction I
have used for several years. / have
recommended it to a great many of my
friends and it has always proved salts
factory" - Mrs. M. A. HUTCHINSON.
Greenville, S. G.
Such cases as the above are constantly
coming to our attention. If people Ia
this vicinity only realized how Vinol Inc
vigorstes old people we would not be
able to supply the demand.
It is the tissue building, curative ele.
ments of the Gods livers, aided by the
blood making Strengthening properties
Of tonic iron contained in Vinol, that
makes it 80 successful in building up
strength for old people, delicate chill.
dren and for all rundown conditions.
Vinol is also a most successful remedy
for chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis.
If it fails to benefit any onc who tries
it we return your money.
JUSTUS' Hal NJ A C Y.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-08
MR., BRITT FOR PROHIBITION.

AsheviIle. April speaking in be-
half of prohibition as a national law,
former Governor Malcolm r. Patter-
son, ofTennessee, and DIR. Howard Rus
sell, founder of the Anti-Saloon League
last night addressed an audience OF
1000 people here. DR.. Charles M.
Alexander and DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman
participated in the meeting.
Presenting Mr.. Patterson to the as
sembly Congressman James J. Britt
declared himself as being in favor Of
the proposed amendment to the con
~stitution of the United States provid-
ing that it shall be unlawful to manu-
facture or sell whiskey at any point in
the United States. His announcement
was received with an ovation.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-08
HIGH POINT PAPER SOLD.

Greensboro, N. c., April Am in
teresting newspaper change was eff
fected at High Point yesterday when
The Enterprise, the afternoon paper
Of that city, was sold by J. ]. Farris.
owner and publisher, to w. A Hilder-
brand, of Asheville; E. B. Jeffress. j:
P. Rawley and A. L. Stockton, of
Greensboro The new owners an
nounce that they will materially i'm
prove the paper, converting it into an
eight-page paper ) with 1 attractive
makeup and complete news and tele-
graphic service; that another linotype
machine and newspaper supplies will
be installed next week and the paper
moved to a modern and commodious
building.