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Cheyenne record., 1915-12-09
BIG TIMBER CHIPS

l)lNI L 1 III l>IIll VII Ii -
Mrs. Scely is on the sick-list.
News" is scarce, but business
is plentiful,
John Ward l. building a house
on his claim 12x16.
Messrs Babcock and Hunter,
were among the attendants at the
"Wildes" sale Friday.
L. C. Babe )ck, has purchased
the B. l. Grub farm, and ex-
poets to move there in the near
future.
A new Real E state office is be-
ing comenmced upon the lot
where the Great Western Hotel
waslocated. at Arapahoe.
A new Blacksmith shop is be-
ing erected at that place, bank
and Restaurant in the near future
also. Let the good work go on.
A ten pound girl took up its
abode at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson's on the Fay place
north of Arapahoe, last Sunday
a week.
Did you know the wind blew
hard enough last week to blow
down a cement wall? Ask Jim
Church about it.
Messrs Babcock. and Ambro-
sier were hauling barley into
Arapahoe this week.
John Ward has moved into his
new house.
Frank Nolan maze a business
trip to Burlington this week.
Corn husking is in full blast.
L. c.. Babcock was a business
transactor at the county capital
last Friday
M. C. Owens is as sisting Joe
Nesbitt, in his fall work.
We are glad to note that the
RECORD: has secured an
"Arapahoe" correspondent. We
have long since needed some
good booster from thatparticular
field. and from the recent write
up and all appearances some-
thing is going" to be doing"
at our little burg, in the not far
distance future. What buildings
have been torn down and remov-
ed have just made more room fer
better. and more commoGious
buildings. Yes Arapshoe is on
the map. We will look for you
each week.
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-09
men !HcOL NOTES

Myrtal Williams h,s been
.5s.. { fr ,rr schoo! fJr 5 }. Il tim c
ol.l'la ac:,,lc Of Il, Ill ~: IF
her nrHiidncther. r.
, 4 ny Daly retura F! u st'l>ol
M Il. ':ly aft. al a5se l.. OF one
wees
o.. week from next Friday
n yh1 tie third nunl,r of the
lA:t,l..a course viii be given by
tla Cambridge Piayers. This
c,n.,.Ay c1nas hiyh'y recon-
M "a ID All without doubt will
give an entertainment OF very
hi sEr grade. Tne tNo nun oars
that have bean siv.l have been
O.: high stln llru. ali the pro
spects are tha. the course will be
one Of great merit.
TIE piano plrch tsed f or the
girls dormito:y has been put in
and is giving great satisfaction.
One new pupil entered the high
school this week, Stella Raidourn
Of Brandon.
Carolyne Dagger and her
bOrther Charles have entered the
docn;tocy. TleJ illve driven to
school in an auto during the
pleasa t weather, but fearing
bad weather they have made ar
rangemants to stay at the only
place..
Exercises appropriate for the
occasion will be given By the
grades before the Christmas Va
cation.
- Several chnngei hlve been
made in the high school classes
owing to al number Of boys have
been unable to do the work. A
:, little more application IS needed.
The ninth grade is doing very
credit lble work, bu. the boys in
some Of the upper classes don't
seem to like to do real hard work
that is the price Of success.
& Sharon Springs have asked for
another basketball game, but
owing to a misundersta ding of
the letter it is impossible at thi,
writing to say whether there will
be a game or a double header
Saturday. The girls have prac-
ticed faithfully for another try
at the Sharon Springs crowd.
.> The boys have also put in some
goo3- practice.
Mrs. Fry has taking the place
of Mrs. Gwathmey at the girls
dormitory while Mrs. Gwathmey
: is visiting her sick daughter in
Missouri. She left OIL the even
ing train Sunday.
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-09
FIRST VIEW NE WS

George Fredricks visited here
Sunday.
Lloyd Fuller visited home folks
over Sunday.
Roy Derry was an eastbound
passenger Monday.
Mrs. J. C. Russell, of Medill.
visited Mrs. Melton Monday.
Mrs. Etter and Mrs. Crane
were in town Monday,
Mrs. Lee Roush and Miss Lill-
ian were callers here Saturday.
There was a dance at the J. l..
Mousel home Saturday evening.
a good time was reported.
Mrs. T. S. Calvert, of Revere
Mo. visited at her nephew's Gro
yer Calverts this week.
D. c.. Fuller'and family, Mrs.
Melton were in the county seat
Sunday evening.
Mrs. C. C. Calvert, Delos Curt
is and Mrs. Griffin were among
thoes in town Monday.
Mr.. Murry and daughter, Mrs
Smith, of Arena were in town
Saturday.
Amy Daily returned to Chey.
enne Wells, Saturday, to resume
her studies after spending week
at home.
The DR.. L. M. Dickson, w. W.
Howard, and J, N. Snyder, and
families of Arapahoe. visited at
the G. c. Calverts home Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Curtis, Mr.. C. Snider
Mike Dwyer, Delbert Smith,
ThoS. Bumgardner, and }. b.
Hassman were callers here Sun
day.
Mrs. J. D. Pickering returned
last week from Mulberry, Ind.
where she was called By the i'll
ness of her aged mother who is
still very low.
Mrs. A. G. Orhumndt, former
resident of this place. writes III at
they have given up farming and
that herself and children are liv-
ing in Gester. While Mr.. Ohr
mundt is taking a College course
in Kansas City Mo.
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-09

Mrs. George Priest, of Medi-
cine Lodge, Kansas, sister Of
Mrs. H. Gahagen, and daughter
of Grandma Knight, arrived in
Cheyenne Wells the first of the
week for a short visit.
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-09
Prairie Queen Lodge No.44
Rebekah.

VIII meet every first and third Mon
day evening OF each month, ut the
O.O.F. Hall. Visiting members
cordially invited.
Mrs, Letta V. Mason, \. G.
Mrs. Mary Spear, Rec. Sec.
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-09
SUNNY SIDE

Frank Robinson was an Arapa-
hoe visitor one day last week.
Lester Beveridge threshed for
Jim Church last week.
w. F. Wyant was buying grain
in this vicinity last Friday:
Oran and Mrs. Babcock, visit
ed J. L. Ambrosier and family
Sunday afternoon.
The south and west walls OF
Jim Church's Granary felLdown
letting his barley RIM on The
ground.
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-09

We are having very nice VIM
ter weather. in fact it is more
like summer than winter.
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-09

Delos Curtis, of First View.
was in Cheyenne Wells Wednes-
day of this week.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

town was Mr.. J. G. Tracy, advance
agent of Sparks Worlds Famous
Shows. He was like will-o-the-wisp,
now here, now there, making con-
tracts and arranging for the coming Of
the great circus.
The grounds known as the Patton
ball grounds and other space were
leased from Mr.. Chas. Sunofsky and he
was several times heard to make COM
plant that the grounds were hardly
large enough to accommodate the
show properly.
The Sparks shows as they will ap-
pear here this year rank among the
leading circuses of the country. It is
claimed to have Solid train of TWEEN
ty monster railway cars, almost four
hundred people and over two hundred
animals, both foreign and domestic.
The show employs over fifty people
IN the department of publicity alone
and from now on until show day the
country for miles around will be given
a thorough billing and if the weather
is at all favorable, Wednesday, October
9th, Hendersonville will have to enter
tain an immense throng on that day.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
MILLS RIVER RIPPLES.
(Too late for last week.


The ice cream supper given by the
Betterment Association last Friday
night was a success in every way con
sidering the cloudy, cool weather. A
large attendance consumed all the
cream on hand. The social feature of
the occasion was worth much to the
community.
The school had the pleasure of hear
ing lecture on agriculture on Thurs
day of last week by, Mr.. w. M. Brown,
assistant agricultural agent, represent
ing the Southern Railway company.
Mr. E. L. Perkins, county farm demon
strator, spoke also in regard to the
corn club work.
A party of twelve consisting of
Misses Josephine Burgin, Amy Blythe,
Lucy Ellen Osborne, Josephine Os-
borne, Emma Sizzling, Mrs. Sue 0s-
Osborne, chaperone, Messrs. Jennings
and Max Garland, Hall Corpening, Bar
ton Johnson, John Clements and James
Allen, made a trip to Caesars Head
last week. They report a nice trip,
having plenty to eat and much fun.
Mr. Clyde Mckinney will go to
Weaver College today to enter school.
Mr.. Earton Johnson will leave to-mor-
row for Christ school.
Miss Teresa Burgin left last week
for Richmond, Va, where she enter
the Grace hospital.
The high school baseball nine defeat
ed the Horse Shoe nine with a score
of to 6 last week. A game is staged
for today with Mt. View.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
GERTON NEWS.
The farmers are beginning to pull

The farmers are beginning to pull
fodder.
I. T. Laughter prominent citizen
of Henderson county died here Sunday
at his son-in-law's, G. S. Wall. He
will be taken to Mud Creek for inter-
ment
Miss Miriam Winter who has been
visiting Mrs G. L. Whip at her camp
here, has returned to Jacksonville, Fla
Mr.. Robert Merrell was in Hender-
sonville Saturday on business.
Mrs. Martha Garren has been here
at the bed side of her brother, /. T.
Laughter for sometime.
There is yet one half mile to build
of the Asheville- Charlotte highway by
the State convicts.
Has the county commissioners decid-
ed to help build another hospital with
the peoples money? Is that the reason
that they have not got the money to
help pay county demonstration?
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
SOCIETY
POINTERS PLACING PEOPLE IN AND ABOUT HENDERsONvn1E /

Mrs. Lucas of WATERFORD, S. c., is
spending awhile at the Cedars.
Mrs. C. B. Harris and little son who
have been spending the summer as
guests at The White Oak. left this week
for their home at Louisville, KY.
To-
Miss Ethel Hudgins left last week
for Glendale, Ohio, where she has &C
cepted a position in the graded school
at that place.
Misses Rae and Bess Bramlett and
mother, who have been guests at. the
Wilson cottage, left Saturday for their
home at Spartanburg.
-:o:-
Mrs. Giles Wilson Of Jacksonville
Fla, who has a summer home in Lau-
rel Park has gone to Spartanburg for
a visit.
Miss Daisy Sanger of South Carroll
ma is visiting her friend, Mrs. Chas.
Common at Arcadia on Conner avenue.
Mrs. Reed BoyIeston and baby have
returned to Allendale after spending
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Leroy
Stoney.
Miss NJ. w. Mormon of Clemson Col
lege campers, South Carolina, has re-
turned home after spending several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. r. S. Can't.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
MILK REPORT FOR AUGUST.

McPheeters dairy, bacteria count
10000, butter fat 3.8. specific gravity
1.031, total solids 1900.
: Wooley's dairy, bacteria count $4,000,
butter fat 3.5, specific gravity 1.O3O,
total solids 11.48.
SINNERS dairy, bacteria. count 40
600, butter fat AZ, specific gravity,
1.030, total solids 11.43.
Coburn's dairy, bacteria count, 3d.
900, butter fat SO, specific gravity
1.O30, total solids 11.53.
Wyanoke dairy, bacteria count g.
900, butter fat 80, specific gravity 1,030
total solids 11.77.
Barrows dairy, bacteria count $4,000,
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott of Green's
-boro, N. c., have returned home, after
a pleasant visit to Dr. Carrigan and
family.
Rev. Jas. Wilson and family of Soci-
ETY. Hill, S. c., visited DR. Carrigan and
family last week, travelling by auto
from Montreal, N. c., to their home.
To-
Mrs. Richard Carmichael has rented
her home on the corner of 8th avenue
and Oakland street and is occupying
her cottage next door.
Rev. DIR. Anderson and Mrs Ander-
son of Montreal we're in Henderson
vile for a few days last week. DR..
Anderson preached at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday.
Miss Inez Pope who has been spend
ing the summer at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcomson will leave Tuesday for
Philadelphia to continue her studies in
school there.
20
Mrs. J. Lloyd Wade and children,
who have been spending some time
with the formers mother, Mrs. A. E.
Morris, left this week for their home
at Dunn. GGN
A Silver Tea. =.
A pleasant social occa~'o on of last
week was the silver tea ven by the
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
POINT LOOKOUT NEWS.

Rev Mr.. Norris preached a very in
teresting sermon at Mt. Home Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Williams, aged SO, who
has been i'll for some time died last
Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Jane
Williams.
Mr.. ]. A. Marshall and family, of
Hendersonville, Route 1, spent Sun
day with Mr.. ]. H. Lamb and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dotson of Bat Cave
recently visited relatives in this sec
ton.
1t is understood that the, Rev. Mr..
Freeman will preach at Mt. Home
Sunday.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
Buy III From and Boost for
the Following
Elect Your Candidate

w H. Hawkins & Son, jewelers. &
Opticians. Special reduction on Ell
gin Watches and many other things
during last week.
The Vista Theatre the Popular
Movie House.
Station Hardware Co., CR P. Free
man, G. G. jones' Attractive prices
on lal kinds of stoves, ranges, crock
cry and builders hardware NOW.
CHAS. ROCHELLE, "The Furniture
Man" Very special prices now pre-
vail on many things thruout the store
A SAVING CHANCE.
Byers Brothers, Wholesale and Re
tail Flour and Feed. Red rock prices
on everything at wholesale and retail.
Now and always. Try EN-
M. G. Letson, "The Harness Man.
Hendersonville's New and Modern
Harness and Repair Shop. PRICES
WILL PLEASE YOU, Always.
Hendersonyille Lumber Co., General
Building Material. Comparison will
give us YOUR BUSINESS"
H. Patterson Dept Store, "Buy it
Here-Bank the difference"
Electric Appliance Co. Every
thing Electrical Except the Shock"
DANE q DANE, TluuIDIuS ana heat
ing. All work guaranteed. Price low
for first class work.
S. Maxwell, The New and Modern
Cash Grocery Store. Opening Sep
TENDER 18th, prices will average 10 to
20 per cent lower than average retail
prices. Sell our Trade Books NOW.
Western Carolina Democrat and
French Broad Hustler Contains Three
Times more Henderson County News
than any other paper"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
GOES TO WAYNESvILLE.

Prof w. S. Shitle left Tuesday for
Waynesville where he went to attend
a conference of the western district of
superintendent of Education of the
State State Superintendent J. Y. JOY
ner will be present at this meeting
and many matters of vital Importance
will come up for discussion. Prof.
Shitle states that the meeting will last
for three DAYS.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

Why not get in the race and win
that $50 diamond ring given away by
The Western Carolina Democrat Sat-
urday, this week for most money in
subscriptions turned in during the one
week only.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
Final Notice to all Booster Contestants


Saturday
RETURNED offices by not
Voting
by 1 M. Saturday 18TH
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

Why not get in the race and win
that $50 diamond ring given away by
The Western Carolina Democrat Sat :.
urday, this week for most money in
subscriptions turned in during the one
week only
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

butter fat ga, specific gravity 1929,
total solids ILL.
Livingston dairy, bacteria count 3d.
900, butter fat 4.8, specific gravity
LODI, total solids 1885.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

at the home of Mrs. Michael Schenck.
A number of ladies called and enjoyed
a social cup of tea. A neat sum was
realized for the local chapter.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

Both sections of the Josephine Lane
childrens' chapter of the Confederacy
will meet Saturday, Sept 18th, at p.
M. at the library. Refreshments will
be served.
MRS. E. EARLE DETER,
Leader.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
A BIG HOLIDAY.

Sparks Worlds Famous ShOws-Cir-
Gus, HippOdrOme and Menagerie.
To be Here Wednesday, Oct &.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

All day Friday the busiest man in
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
Just a Mere Matter of Hours, Now.

Anxious faces of friends and relatives,
WHO SHALL THE OWNERS BETS
of hours and the friends and relatives
ship of that Overland Car or that $1O9
whose names appear on this page are
them are also offering many special
Candidate-just IL more days and
elect your favorite. THE BOOSTER
TONER SHOULD BE TREATED AND
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
Good Plan to Save
For buying Xmas Presents

If you have some extra cash or if
you are laying "a little aside, for the
purpose of buying Xmas Presents
without it digging so hard and and
suddenly into your purse at Xmas
time WHY NOT buy Hawkins Trade
Books fro your favorite Contestant
let them have the benefit of the votes
NOW as their Xmas present. and
keep the Books to purchase you rother
presents with just before Christmas.
A very good plan-don't you think?
TRADE BOOKS ACCEPTED SAME
AS CASH HERE AT ANY TIME IN
THE FUTURE.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

m 0 Ismn inland hes
o y
tn ton tina they
re hay
o. her you buy
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
Sale Of ELgin Watches
at Reduced Prices
Confines Thru Saturday
Buy NOw-Save SIPS to $40

Is size, z jewel Elgin, special. ). 1926
16 size jewel Elgin, special .S4.45
16 size, jewel Elgin, 20 year case SS.6
IL size, 20 year case Elgin. .S9.75
Is size, 10 jewel, 20 year case
131S1n. -. SlSsS5
Is size, IL jewel, 20 year case
Is size, Fl jewel Waltham, 20 year case
16 size, Jewel, N. Y Standard. SO. 95 .
Is size, z jewel, N. Y. Standard, 10
year case. ..... 49,. .$4.45
IL size, jewel N. Y. Standard. -. .$4.95
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-09
0entihe Meidsbanf bat srueen 3Dl6
Yurrat.

Gle Gngl1nber unb aud bic Gin.
clio . entertainer fonnen nidt Der.
fteben, ipie es moglih lit, baB Der
ocutifen Geidsbanf INNER nod
mebr Cob 5ugefiibrt miro, trosOem
10 gut tpie gar tein 8olo bon aus
ip1rts in's Heid bi%neinfomm1t. 9ie
2oiung oes 9fdtiels lit iebr einfaf.
Die 0eutfdelt fiit1bb, f~o5uiasem Elm
.SartgeIb 9olf". SIM @esenias 80
ben amerifanern lieben Tie oas ga.
piergelb nift iebr. Sn Jolge beiien
baDcn iie piel @olo peggeitedt. 9as
tomlnt iest oanf Der saufffffaEaItg
our6 Die Gegierungsbeamten, Die
9anfen Die @etitlid)feii, Die 2ebrer
unb Die 8relie nad inO nod gum
8orIdein. YieIe @eiitIide, 2ebrer
rnS aud patriotiife 8ripatperionen
MAIDEN es iif anbeiifig, IN ibrem
8irfungsfreiie uno 9efanntenfreiie
8oIo suiammeln fir Die Heidsbanf;
nas beiBt. es geaen 8anfnotcn eiit5u-
tauiten. guh Glide 3eituitsen be-
treiben bas gintauidgeiddft. 90
bate Die .aoIuifbe Solfs5eitung"
ser Gei6sbanf bis Mitte Sebrnar
ibn Az 9eiaipren Warf @olb 5u-
gefiibrt, Die .graunidneiger 2an-
oes5eitune~ t12 mo oas n2eip5iger
Sageblatt" / MiQton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-09
Tnbrifanten bic iuirflidJ Nentral &C..
blicbcn limb.

Die 3a6I Ser Sabrifanten in I'M
ierem 2anbe, bie lid getpeigert Da-
ben, @affen unD Mhlnition b~er5uftel.
len fir bie berbiinbeten @ngldnoer,
Sransoien unb &uiien, lit gar nibt 10
Helm. Mus ben peri6ieoenIten 2an-
besteilen meloet man ioIde Sdne.
60 erit bieier Gage aus Davenport.
Soma, ben 8er5idt ser Davenport
locomotive @orfs e1f cine 8eltel-
lung sur 2ieferung bon Teilen fir
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III groBen Wen.
gen. Der 8rdiiocnt bieier Gefeff-
iGaft erf!arte eMsbriidlih, bob man
r,idt gepilt iei, burd Innabme bes
aluftrags Die 9eutid . 4n1erifaner
Dor oen &opf 81 ltoben.
Ser Dapenport Demofrat ibreibt:
n9ie 9apenport locomotive
@orfs FIND nit aIem Raterial, bas
fir Die 9eiteliing pertpenoet tuerben
miibte, tpobl perieDen uno bdtte1l bic
Beiteulills fofort III gnsriff nebr,en
f6nnen. 9rdfibent Sobnion uno Die
anoeren 9eamten Der @eielidnft
baben ourd oieie @bfage betuieien.
Dab iie ipabre Sreunbe bes 0eutid1
Mmerifunertums iin6, uno in bieiet
icbperen 3eit, ba bns Deutib ! ame.
rifanertum bon pielen Seiten begei.
fcrt nirb uno bon Stiirmen umbran-
set lit, iino mir fir ie6es @ort Der
Inerfennung boppelt oanfbar uno
fir jebe freun6lide Eat ooppelt err
fenntIid. gs giebt in Davenport
uno Scott County feinen Deutid.
g(merifaner, ben 6ieie Mbfage Der
Davenport locomotive @orfs nift
nit aufridtieer unb DeroIider Greu-
oe erfiiQt bate"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-09
Dieie 2lbteiluns 1T fir Sic
Samilienelieoer, melbe am
liebiten Deutlb lelen.
NidJt srniiscub Sdiffc uurBanben.

Sem Dorf. 0ob niemals lit
inn Safen Don Stem Dort iopiel Sradt
nod Guglano uuo SrantreI6 uerla.
Den Doroen oils iest. Ilein an Den
Gbeliea Eiers liegen Elm 9usenb ODER
mebr grobe Sampfcr, Die Gag nno
Madt belaoen meroen uno trotoem
oebt in g d)iffabrtSfreiIen Die alage,
eob man niobt aeniigello Sdiffe ba-
be, INN allies bon Den Iaiterten bier
beltellte &riegsnaterial, Oenn mir
Inn ioI6es uno Inn Nabrungsmittel
balbels es ii6, beforoern 5u fDnnelt.
Sider lit iebenfols, baB ii6 Die
amerifaniideu Sabrifen, ipelde lib
nit Der @ei6uB- uno @affen+Sabri-
fation befalie1t, BET bieler Nrt BON
Heutralitdt glan5eno lte5en unD iie
hoben nod ME 10 quite 8eIfdfte gs-
lnacbt, als ieBt.
50 miro alts Bridgeport, Conn,
bcridtct, baB Die bortige Wetaa-ssSlt.
hllitrie auftrdge gum 8erte bon
$3O,OOO,O0O bon Sen Mliierten cr,
bultcn bat.
@os in Bridgeport an Metan-Sa-
brifen porbonoen it, unb es iinb III
rer mebr ais 800, fertigt 9riegsma-
terial fir Die Seinbe Seutiblanos
mo Selterreid) = lingarns an. 9ie
Bridgeport 9raB Co., pelde fid BIS
Der 'niemals nit Der Sabrifation bon
Wtunition befaBte, bat ii6 auf Die
Infertiguns bon Maidinen.8 emebr-
patroncn berlegt unb arbeitet an eli
mem slilftrage bon 5O,O00,000 8a-
trouen uno mas nidt Munitioat, Sc
mebre ODER 9aionette fabrisiert, itellt
Maidinenteile fir 5rabt /. Mutos
Der, Die gleibfa1s fir England Mnb
5ranfreid beItimmt iinb.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-09
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-09

me hand the last bit O. money | owned
ten cents. | was tryin' to make up
me mind how / should spend the dime,
but it was hard for me to decide
cause l needed three things an the
coin could only buy one. You see,
mister, | needed somethin' to eat, l
needed a shave, and needed a
drink.
"By an by | decided to let chance
settle it: but the dime had only two
sides, SO l had to cut n o me needs.
I'll be honest with youse, mister; l cut
out the shave. Then / tipped the coin
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-09

had beer against him, the G. C.'s lib
crafty frightened.
I'll tell you what FL do" said he to
the seedy looking individual. you
tell me the story of the cause that
forced you to beg. If it's a case of
genuine hard luck, III help you out;
if it isn't, I'll call a policeman"
Honest, mister" said the beggar,
humbiy, .'it was real, downright hard
luck that caused me to come to youse
a-beggin'.
"A little while ago, mister, I was
a-stauding' on the orner holdin' in