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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
z POZNANSKIEGO.
Uezta weselna bez pary mlodei.

VCklo "eSeana { pay MlVuT.
GN1E>No. Gaxety nirmleckie p,
sza, ze odby}a sic tutaj zesz}eg'
wtorku ucsta weseIna bez Mode,
parry, kt6ra kr6tko pred slubem
zn,k}a. w ko6ciele 6w. Wa~rayEcs
cxekali daremnie goscie weselni o.
rae ksladz ma m}oda pare gdy ma
rag rozeszfa sic wiadomost, re pam
ma m}oda uda!a sic " podr6z, po.
rzuciwszy swego narzeczonego. Co.
Scle weselni ME blorao tego wypad-
ku tax tragicznie udali Gig " powo-
zach z koscio}a do mleszkania pan.
oy m}odej lam spozyli przyrza
dzona uczte bee parry m}ode]. Jak
g9osze, Stub ola tego SIC przerwa}.
ae narztcsony obstawa} "a tenn, aze'
by posag pred 6lubem w%yp}aoono.
Hrabiaa Treuberg znovu ~uwieziona.
Hrabioa Treubsrg, znana " ko
Zach Itch xlarsk,ch pod naswiskiem
Pussy Uhl, by}a przed laty bsrdzo
~g}osna, gdy zostsia skazana us diuz
sza kare wiez;enna. Obecn;e wmle
szana jest " process o ~krzywoprzy-
siestwo,w kt6rym kilkakfotn,e VIA
DE j2 wzywa}Y do protok6lu. w
jej sta}em pomiessksuiu " Pankow
Fod Berlinem zg}ossona by}a jako.
by by}a wyjecha}a. " drugim pc-
m~,eszkaniu prsy Hotzstrasse zjavia
Ia sig tYlko cd czasu do czasu.s Te-
rae ada}o sic policii kryminalnej
wysleds;c ja y trsec'en pohaf,sska-1
niu v B-rl,rie prz. He'mstedterst,
gdzie j. aresztowano. Ma wnlosek
prokuratorji p~rzeviesiono ie do
abitu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
z GALICYI
nefiei- 1oktaen psawa.

M1D5t6 tzezn1e0 e0noGe8 HaHa.
,,Illustr. Kurjer Cod=ienny" do.
most: Rsemlesln,oy krakowscy JUL
nieras dali dowody.te pr6cz facho
wei viedsy j umiejetuosci. ME Ohio
I'M wladomo6cl z ,akresu 6cis3Ycb
nauk, q nawet sstukl. Pomijaj4o
og6l rzemiesln,k6w nassych bsrdso
swiat}y i inteligentny, wystarcsy
wymienit chlube miesscsahstwa
kr ako vskiego {. p. Adama Stasz"
czyka slusarza "a, wybitpego dramstn
riga, autora "Nocy 6wie;ojansk'e]'',
Kokc,uszki W Petersburgus., ''Pana
cechmls,rza" ftp. Czech rzezn'ck'
mole sic pochlubic, ze W gron'e
swoim poslsda doktora, 1 to ME
medycyny (coby by}o n%aturalnlej.
ssem), lecs prawdziwego niedawno
promowanego doktora prawa. Jest
MIN mAj'ter rzezoickl i w}a6ciclel
jatki PREY nj, Szpitalnej. pan J6se.
fat Karol Prochowskl.
Ptzeeiwtke bredniom rezpowaechnianym
Q Lwewie.
w organic madzlarskim "Pesti
appreciate energicsnie I
" dalssym ciagu wazel-
kim ~pog}oskom o rospoczscio przez
arstryackie wfadze mil,tarne pono-
wnej awakaacYl Lwowa. Pog*oskl
So supesnle zmy6lone j So ty]ko
teRdencyjpe puszczane " SWAT. !.
bezpolstawnem jest twler.
azenie prasy zagranicznej jakcby
general rosyjskl lwanow planowal
nowy atak ma Lw6w i 1akobY zaa-
stol'oy Galicji mia}o po-
charakter" xaczepnei akcji pa
skals samiersonej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13

:; ZE SLASkA.
zakaz sprzedaiy wddh IA dworeaeh.
I W}adsa wo; stows v Ks'estwle,
na SIaskr v Brandenburgji zaka
za}a sprzedasy napoji alkoholowyc
lak lik'er6w, kon,ak6v ftp tak&s
osobom o~yvilnym; dotad ole by}o
~otno truok3~ alkohclovYch spree
dawa6 zo}nierz m. Dalej podwyz-
szono ceny "a ob,ady ola persoua}u
dworcowego \ obs&ugujacego kolej
zelazpa = 60 ma 20 fen. " obrebi-
bydgoskiej dyreko]i kolejowej. IA
lerz zupy ma " pr.yss}oscl koszto
wac 20 fen. fam asst IS
aaka uk1yta " koseiele.
Organl-ta KaligA " HaIembie ns
Sla 'ku ~zau-azy} podczas nabozeh
@twa wierzornego ma ch6rze poza
organaml pray sci~nie 7 work6w
maxi Pc nsb"z-hstwle uda} sic or
gan,sta do wsi, by wo ia q odkry.
ciu wen powisdom,6. Gdy " pre-
ss}o dwle godslny p6zn'ej przyszl'
: gminy make sobacsyc j eventual.
ME skonf'~kowat, w6rk6w jul ME
by}o ma chdrze. Shady Prov 81, lily
do wsi. P"licjs " Noweiws,
wsscze}a energ,czns 6'ed,two, BY
WYlas ID.
Radost tragedya.
FRYDEK, Tu.e,-zy p,lnlkarz
pe{n'} cd p~ocz9tku wojny
sfugi oforr~kl-go 10 wojnle.
Jsyskawszy k,lksna6c,e On, urlo-
N, cd ~jeds'{ F lt,n s.a ,od .ine.
'rzy wi6s} : soha I polA revolver. !
20 F''tynow pr1yby}a W odw,edxi- {
J tedc'owa, q gdy j-l Folt,n ma {
objssa,.{ mrchanism re. d
sswsdstt prsrr n,eostrot- Q
old 0 kurek. Padi str.al. Kula 9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Pom0zcie waszej watrobie
Op1aCi sic.

Gdy wassa rat'oba stanie oie
dret~a i so'adeA dxiafa. ,opscznie,
wezcle Dr'a King'a New Life p,gu.
3ek, q spostrzestci Gle -sami, &e sie
bedzieoie czuc lepi ]. One CT, SEGA
krew, uwcln'9 was cd zatwardze
ma, z6}cio~' Sci. zawrotu niestra-
wno6>,. Bed les e >ie czu6 dobr>e-
prswle tax ]akb,6c.e ZIG chc,eli
csut. CzYsc, takze kompleksye.
ESQ " sptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
tr.fta 6~mierteln,e te6ciow4 Up. Ky

nelowske.
Zdesperow.ny Foltyn pobieg{ do
lek,ras, q gdy w,dsiai, ze jui M
mic jego pomoc-odda} SIC ' rece
polioyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
WIESCI z OJCZYZNY
ZPRUS POLSKICH.


! ZPRUS POLSKICH.
Poszakpja zbrodniarza,
SrARoGARp. Prusy' Zsohodnie.
Pierwszy %prokurator gdanski poszu.
ka]e " sprawie poczwornego mor~
derstwa i podpalenla " Zolewie s,l.
ME podejrzanego 97~letniego kowa-
la W}adys}awa Panzkowskjeeo re
Zblewa. Tenze o6wladczy} by} dnis.
a listop99a pred sadem okrego
wynn " Starogardzie, se pojedzie do
Raciborza, by odsiedz'ec tam kare
W drmu karpym, mimo, Re dosta}
urlop do Bozego N%arodzenia. Do
Rac,borza p. ME przyby}. "a po-
chwycenie go wyznaczono 800 mix.
nagrody,
zab6stwo.
W Biskuplosch pod Ostrzesso-
wen przysz}o pomiedzy dwoma pa
robczakam, IS i l7.letnim, a cha'u-
pnlklem Micha}em Grsesiakiem do
k}6tnl, a nastepnie do b6jkl, " to-
ku kt6rej ch}opacy uderzall Gree
siaka sztacheta z gwodzdziem tax
d}ugo po glowle az z%broczouY
krw'a padf ma zlemie !, zmari naste-
puego dnja wskutek odniesiouych
ran. Zab6jocm wytoczono p.ooes.
N~ieszcze$6wy wypadek.
G1AB1N. (l'rus wsch.) z okna
drugiego pietra " pad}o dwoje
dzieci " wieku $ i 3 lat rodzinY
Wolter. Starsze dziecko odnios}o
oiezk,e okaleczen;a tax, Re watpic
naltzy, cz7 ujdsle z zyclem. Mod"
sze dSieoko uszto z lielszemi ohra-
4enlamj.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09
Notion to Compel r. p Chief to Answer

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. June 9.-Toiav
Is the day set for the arguments on the
motion filed BY the Interstate Commerce
Commission to compel Milton II. Smith,
president If the Louisville ( Nashville II.
r.. IN testify tn certain questions which fe
refused 20 answer 40 a recent hearing. The
questions involve the main point of the
prosecution by the government. that the
road contributed to political campaigns
III Kentucky. Tennessee. Alabama and
Georgia.
The investigation of the railroads af-
fairs wa. begun BY the Interstate Com
merce Commission in 1914. on authority
Of the United States Senate. senator
Luke Lea Of Tennessee had made serious
charges ~ political corruption. and 4 res
]olution wa~ passed ordering an invc-iiga-
tion. The investigators found that large
Amounts were paid IN the railroad and it,
subsidiaries Tor especial services and
expenses. The Commission IN it> first
report rrcitcd the alleged political %activi-
tic- of the roads. and it, inability "a set
forth all the money which the carriers
might have expended in political and pub
LEFTY work. but the items ins inve~tiga-
tor discovered which l. placed in the re
port under the head of political contribu-
tion run up into the millions. One biz
through \ hank ~ Alabama to mould
public opinion III favor NJ the railroad
plans.
When he was te~tifying recently here.
President Smith OF the Louisville & Nash
vile declined to answer questions regard
ing campaign contributions. The govern
mrnt nov seek to compel him to ten thy
story of the road alleged activity I'll poll
tics.
Another important witness "a ~ heard
i'm the Louisville q Nashville case j. George
". Jones Of Montgomery. Ala. the road'-
attorney in that state. The l.. ii. Il. rel
ported thc finding ot an account opened wv
thr name of thc Immigration and Indus
TRIAL Association of Alabama .u 1907.
"Thi~.' says the report. "rr"ord~ u cash
advance 10 George w. Jones. made under
authority Of the first vice prc-idcut. Sl3.
0GS.N hcing charged M this account. nud
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09
GREAT DECREASE
IN SAL00NSS00N
CCMPTRoLLE2 TERRELL PLANS TO
CARRY OUT IDEA or PRUNING
UNDESIRABLE SALOONS.

AUSTIN. Texas, June 9.-There will
be a considerable decrease in the number
Of saloons i'll Texas after July 10. should
Comptroller III. j.. Terrell carry out his
plan IT pruning out undesirable saloon
keepers or those who have violated por-
tions of the liquor laws, according TO
an announcement here today.
The comptroller has said he did not
propose ~ renew The permit Of any re-
vail liquor dealer who has in any way
failed 10 observe every provision Of this
law. IN. this connection he has been
conducting an extensive campaign. eS-
p%rciallv III the larger cities of the state.
Instead ~ in>tituting proceedings for
the cancellation If licenses. it was said.
h. will refuse a. renew their permits and
thus automatically close their business
as. OF $500 saloon licenses in the state
2lm will expire July 10 and of this mum.
her il j. declared perhaps 300 would not
get renewals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS


Blanche Sweet is IL the Queen thcater
today in The Black List 4 Paramount
feature. An advance notice says:
The blacklist i, The name given
2 the system BY which certain BIZ ia
~iustrIai concerns keep track Of dis
harscd employees, making il impossible
ihr"ugh the interchange of i%niOrmtion
coz he employee 10 obtain work else
here. With Blanche Sweet a. The star.
the Jesse J.. Lasky Feature Play Com
pJuy presents On the Paramount pro
gram a thrilling p%hotoplay in which.
ior the first TIME IN the history of the
screen, this much dcspised system OF
black IL .lg' i eXpuScd. The play is
entitled The Black List and was writ
ga IN William q. DcMille ana Marion
'ai -i..r.
MlnN viii discover IN this photuplay
4 p%lIallcl with the horrible happenings
and revelations of a year ago when in
Colorado the state and federal troops
rcie called q quclI a war Of death be
Wttu striking miners and mine guards.
btutIc sweet, whose power a. an ac
.rr~> ~ strong ANA intensely human
ro.c> has increased with her growing
prp1iar q. appears ln the leading role
No "!. back List. Into her hands j.
given Ih- '.tc ni thousands II striking
miner. nhY layr taken up arms against
~trik, breakers Zine ~tur, docs NOT end
With 4 thrilling representation 40 the
%conli.c hut is carried through to a con
cluSi"n ~ which the authors give a sub
>tanjiai remedy to the problem Of the
war between capital and labor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09
Dittmann.

Thcda Bara takes the role Of Wanna 7
in The serpent. at the Dittmann the
alter and she again shines in the VAN
pirc role. The story:
Nania Lazar tThetla Rara, j. the
beautiful daughter NJ y Russian Scrf.
She lives with her parents IN j small 80,
tagc close 20 the vast c>tItcS If the
Grand Duke Nalonon. Nalopof. DIES
pitc his title. is nothing more than a
wealthy lilen inc. Ills onc rrdrcming
quality ~ the love hc feels for his son
Prince Nalonn1. The Grand Duke has
practically forgostcr the existence Of
Ivan Laz1r. until one day when he blum
dcrs on The Lazar cottage after he and
his followers have lost their way dsring
4 wild boar hnt.
The Grand Duke secs for the first time
Nania. who " in love with Andrcv Sohi.
4 rounr peasant Nllonof i c%nrapturcd
with her charms and decides that he
viii see her again.
NalouoT. ultimately firing 81 Wanna.
makes no effort N conceal the fact that
hi> ~infatultinu has waned Despite her
pIradinu~ NV casts Nania of and dcyotc~
his attention "a some new ChaTmrr It's
The juraiug poir, in Nauia life That
she ever would be separated from tho
Grand Duke has never heou conceivable
tn her. She aullyzcS the cause N her
blight and >hr resolves the cause into
one word Mani
Nania argues to herself that the mosi
poiSououS serpent i Comparatively
harmless unless molcSted; trod on. ii
strikes. She reasons that she has been
trosi IN. ground beneath thc heel ~ Man
and She. too. determines ~ blrc her
fangS. Her prey H. ~ H. MI men not
one Her hcautv enables her "a come
within easy striking distance of her vie
Tins. And her venom i potent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09
IMPORTANCE OF RAID:
THREATS is MIMiMlZED
Continued from page u

come necessary for the disposition Of
troops
That General Parker feels that the
Brownsville district from the gulf coast
10 Roma. 4 distance Of about 10 miles
is welf protected. and hat troops are
so disposed a. 10 he able Ia handle any
situation. was indicated in his state
mcnt today that II will be only too glad
10 have some Of these raiders come
across. If ii were not for the damage
done To ranches. The troops are now 50
disposed as To make il hot for them
II hardly expect any raids 10 take
place. however. General Parker said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09

SAN FRANCISCO. June .. ~ Four
companies from the coast dcfcnSeS of
this city have been assigned for duty 1T
Monterey this summer ~ troops Of in
Strlction i'll connection with the militia
IN training camp fer business and pro
fc>sional men, which will omen on July
~. Two companies are now ON the way
officers VIII hc ~ allied for duty IA the
cncampmcnt ILL., instructors IN the art of
warfare.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09

The Learners Library wilt be open
~ us new quarters M 1912 Elizabeth
street from i.an until Il n'rlurk Sltnr.
day afternoon. Miss Anna Kelly viii
hc the librarian IN charge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09
HEHOUSEKEEPER
Your Garden.

II you tind bug ON ua~turtmm> or
other Flowers. buy some tobacco stems and
bol ia water iwcut, minute. I~c this
~ the plants. II viii not Iuiure the
plants. You ean also az tobacco stems
n . fertilizer bury them Wy thc ground IVY
the autumn fer 4 week before planting
seeds. II Is very good and Cheap.
The stems may also bee used instead ot
moth balls. for the odor keeps the moths
away
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09

The weekly dan~ant given ~ the ElL,
Club and the officers IT Fort Brown viii
bc held tonight II the llinklry Hall :a
~. The change was made en- account oi
repairs. decorating ami nfW c'.niruou'
being Installed IN the club rnom>
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09

Chiearn ASIDE fram the flood of Snf-
fraei~i~. ihnra Y l,n.llv Representations
III prominent Amerirau women az the party
c-nrvrufiarS Washington society has
v~Ee1 i.~alf uo hv the roots and come 81
CO The hig doiug,. There II much enter
taniu-. and the Quiet little dinners that
the ladies eivr arr eagerly attended Pm del
ea.te~ who Ill.,. worn with strife ~ talked
IL death BY the spellbinders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09
BELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists

y. S6s.s6 being collected from other ear
rier~ who were parties 20 this association
and credited To this account. The natur
OF this account j. Indicated BY rotations
On the trea~ur.r- statements NJ cash re-
I FtIpH- entered therein. -lch a~ ''propor-
tion of expense. account adjourned -c~-
sion Of Alabama Legislature
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09
faNnrite HerlneS

Sausage Roll Make dough a~ tnr hak-
ing powder biscuit. Roll and cgt iu ucce~
tonr inches wide and ~iN mche~ l.n-. Take
pieces of sausage and roll IN dough. press
ends together, bake unc-halt hour
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09
SOCIAL O T

The Thursday Bridge Club was en-
tcrtaincd yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
A. h. Walker. Mrs. Walker also had a.
guests a number of her other friends IL
the bridge playing circle. The prizes
were won by Miss Florence Bell and
Mrs. W. {. Craig. All the conclusion
OF the games Mrs. Walker served refresh.
ments Of ice cream and cake.
The guests were: Mcsdames ID /
Spero, James 4. Browne. o *. Mason
Louis Brulay. G. W. Colgin. T. 4. Kin.
der, q. G. Wagner. W. G. Craig. W. f..
Mills, T.. l.. Hicks. \. Cclaya. l.. :. Gri.
der; Misses Ruth Craig, MayIue Browne.
and Florence Bell.
The new club house for the or.aniza-
ton comprising the city federation 81
Women Clubs was occupied today and
the first open house will be- the openin-
Of the Learners public library tomor-
row afternoon. The library to-iay was
being moved from quarters over the
Brownsville Bank and Trust Company
and viii bc open tomorrow under The
supervision Of Miss Aaua kelly. libra
rian.
The club house was ob'a ned through
the Joint effort Of the clubs and it j,
planning 10 make ii not only a place
for club meetings h1' a rendezvous iM
the ladies of the civ when IA he bus;
ness district. An Imprint tt.Irc a.
the new building, which - located I'D
Elizabeth street. in the building adioin
ing the quarters Of the Board Of CIi,
Development will be the rest room
where shippers from Valley towns Will
he welcomed and provided With means
Of refreshing their personal appearances
and be- free To go and rest while waiting
for rains This feature of the club he
u under the supervision II the Sal
Culture club. - the library ~ undo
the supervision If the Learners club
Tie clubs which viii have their bead
quarters in this building are.
The Self Culture, Learners. Parent
Teachers Association. aud the City Fr'
cation the latter being %cunpn>rd ~ al
the clubs. The combined clubs plan ~
give a number of -hou>cN irmiug ~
r~crtaInmcnis an the near future. Plan,
for the conduct of the club building viii
bc arranged nv u commb tee of members
from the different clubs Saturday after
noon.
The weekly danSant ai,rN ~ the En-
Club and the officers 81 Fort Brown viii
he held tonight At the lliuklrN Hall Ia
stead of the FG> n%arlorS a> T. su-t"ma
nv. The change WAS made an account 81
repairs. decorating ana nrw cHinuru'
being Installed w the club rnrm~-
E
The %follovne INVITATION va- received y
Brownsville today:
Mrs. Dora Hodge respectfully request
the honor ~ your presence at thc nur
rage ~ her DAUGHTER. Geneva. tu Nh
Edwin Earle WRIGHT ou Tur-dH, rtrline
the twentieth NJ june. 1916. ut : 1O O'Clock
at her residence. ''-- rrook Aycuu,
Waco. TcNa-. " huiac after July !. lSll
Worth Street. DALAI. TcNa-.'
Nil Hodge for two wears wa- IN
teacher ~ the Brownsville public schools
She wa prominent wv church work during
her residence here. having been active 1nd
energetic mcmhcr 81 the Baptist Young
Peoples Union.
The Learners Library wilt be open
~ It's new quarters at 1872 Elizabeth
street from i.2n until 4 "'rlurk Sntnr
day afternoon Miss Anna Kelly viii
-. IL. AN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09

Bran Gcms-Two cups bran. one cup
wheat flour. one tea~poun soda III one and
"nc-half cups sour milk. ~one-ouarter cup
batter. three tablespoons mola~~c~. Mix
the bran and soda. STIR IN nuickiv the hut
ter. melted. and lastly the nau'a-~r~ TCr,
into hrttercd gem .nau- and bake twenty
mnrte> IA \ grick oven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-09

Prine >outte-Due pound prune~. whites
- i1Ur egg. ouc cup sugar. one cup nuts.
Stew prune> TIL tender. remove puts and
~, fine. dra ming of the Juice. Beat eggs
f'~v stiff. adding sugar >swly. Then STIR
IN the chopped pruacs. Add nuts and
ike thirty minutes. Serve cold > with
t'pped cream.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
Waynesville Hospital Chartered.

The charter for the Waynesville
Hospital Association has arrived and
the organization will be completed Fri
day afternoon in the Office of M.
Silver, Esq.
On Tuesday evening the Knights OF
Pythias decided to furnish and main
tain ward an dto to take one share of
stock in the hospital. Other lodges are
expected to do likewise.
Assurances were received from the
county commissioners and city alder
men that the hospital will receive the
assistance and cooperation Of both
county and town for charity wards.
1t is thought now that Bonnie Castle
will be the building for the hospital as
it is a large building with spacious
grounds and the owner, Mr.. Alden
Howell, Jr., offers to put in a steam
heating system, to sell cheap and on
easy terms.-Caro1ina Mountaineer.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
B.Y.P. q. ELECTS OFFICERS.

The Baptist Young Peoples, Union OF
the East Hendersonville Baptist
church elected new officers for the
next three months on last Thursday
night. The officers elected were:
Finley Pace, president.
- Miss Gertie Shipman, first vtce-pres-
ident.
Miss Mamie shipman, second vice.
president.
Miss Donna v. Laughter, secretary.
Fred English, organist.
Walter Orr, reporter.
The meeting was well attended and
a delightful program was rendered.
On Thursday. December %, there will
be a public meeting of the Union when
a special Christmas program will be
given. Everybody invited; young peo-
pie especially.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

tbo Republicans to have been born IN
iniquity and conceived in SIM me
election machinery was entirely in the
bonds of the Democrats. When the
face of the returns showed that CraW-
ford had been defeated by the narrow
margin of f35, there was no word or
murmur or protest by the unsuccess-
FIJI candidate. He gracefully accepted
the verdict of the people and without
complaint, 1t is the Democratic way
to be- fair. And they are going to be
fair now. But they are. going to de-
mand their rights. And who can say
them nay? M Il. D
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
Large Hogs.

Mr.. Albert Howell, superintendent OF
the county home, was in town few
days ago. Mr.. Howell reported that he
recently killed a IA months old hog
that netted sos pounds, and a II
months old pig that netted 367 pounds.
Mr.. Howell has been in charge of the
county home for the past several years
and has made better success Of the
work than any former superintendent
and it is unfortunate that the county
commissioners will not be able to en-
ploy him any longer. as he has already
given notice that he will soon retire
to his farm on Jonathan Creek.-Can-
ton Observer.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
Canton Band Organized.

Through the efforts of number of
young men. at a meeting held few
nights ago, Canton is to have a brass
band The town has had bands,
number of them. but they have, for one
reason or another, disbanded. The
boys, an entirely new crowd, met on
last Monday night and in a business
like manner proceeded to organize
band by the election of a real live set
of officers, and from the interest
shown, they undoubtedly mean bust
ness-C Canton Observer.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
Mr.. s. M. Atkinson, Confederate

Mr.. s. M. Atkinson, Confederate
soldier of Company G, 18th North Car
DINA troops, the same company of
Rev. J. B. Carpenter, who performed
the ceremony, was married this morn
ing to Miss Fannie Wood in the reg
lister of deeds's Office, the ceremony
being witnessed by several interested
reopie. The groom is rs years of age
end the bride II. being from the Har-
ris station section of the county. The
sun joins in. extending congratulations
and best gishes.-RutherfOrdton Sun,
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
FLEET SCHOOL FIVE
DEFEATS FRUITLAND.

Fleet school defeated the basketball.
team of Fruitland institute on the
court Of the former school Saturday
afternoon by the score of 81 to 20. Orr,
the Fleet center. played an exception
ally good game, scoring twenty points,
individually. Lance, the center of the
Fruitland outfit, was the best point
getter of the losing aggregation, grab
bing fourteen TALES. Perdue at right
forward for Fleet, made nineteen
points, and Green. the left guard of the
victors, played a good game.
The lineup follows: