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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07
Die oentidJen ariesssAfansenen i,
Surfeifan.

Gin 8eauftragter ser amerifani-
l1en Hegierung bot naG Der
y0oroo. @lg. 3tg." II. a. f~olgenoes
Ieribtet: Sn Der 3eit pom Il. go.
bender bis Z. DECEMBER 1915 be-
iudte i'd Die 2ager in 8aldfent,
Groisfoie, 9ii8af, Samarfano, Stu
gan (Neusgofbara,) Nerm, asfa-
bao, If-Sepinif, &rasnopobif. SSn
Der gnll5en Yropin5 Surfeftan fparelt
am IA. gtopcmber 1915 nod Dem
amtli1en Ger5ei6nis S2,425 otter
rei6hde uno 1912 oeutlde @efan-
gene interniert. gtpa $4,000 iino,
pie mir mitgeteilt puroe, fiir5li6
na6 Dem europaiiden HuBlan0
iibergefiibrt moroen, rao 3lpar nod]
Geipel, gbarfom, @faterinollam,
4erm uno ben 0on e1tlang, Inn in
Subrifen, 8ergtperfen euf @ii=
tern ODER an ser llrbarma6u1q BON
5luBgelanoe 81 arbeiten.
lin oie Gage uno 9ebanolung
Der ariegseefangenen in SltrfeItm
ri6tig beurteifen 5u fonnen, mllB
man 9ano uno Selma fennen. Son
Sal1fent meitli6 bis &rasnotuobif
uno liioli6 bis 5ur @rense BON Mf-
ghuniitat uno Beriien oebnt lid Ell
ne groBe, ianoige @iiite alls, oie MIR
our6 Denige 9iigel unterbrohen
uro bon einigen menigen JluBldn-
fen ourf5ogen miro. 9as &lima
lit auBeroroentlih troden; Die Cont
mer limo lang, Die @inter fur5, uno
Die Semperatllr (im Shatten) mef)-
ielt amii6en einem Wfarimum bon
+ 40 @rab &eaum1r (t22 @rao
SSdbrenbeit) i'm CONNER lno einem
Winimum BON 16 @rao &ealt-
muir "a @rao Sabrenbeif i'm
Winter. I'm 81 3eigett, mte lange Der
CONNER bier anb1lt, mohte id
erfpabnen, oaB oas thermometer
CUR 3eit meiner Mntpelenbeit i'm
Eager mittags 12 bis 90 @rao
2eaumur i'm Sdatten 8eiete.
9ieie- itarfen @egeniate BON Site
uno &dlte, perbunoen NIT Seu6tig-
felt, Die in pielem itilltebenoen Sc
mdiier ibren @runo bot, MAIDEN oos
@ima ungeluno. Dit @usnabme
BON &sfabao uno &rosnotpooif
berrldte an ben Srtett, oie id be-
ilifte, itarf oas Sumpffieber. @ud)
bpgienilden 8egriffen maren bie
8araden i'm aagemeinen iiberfiilt.
geur IN Mertp, &agarL 4sfobao mno
&rasnomoolf, mo perbGltnism6Biq
menig @efangene interttiert iparen,
batten oieie mebr aIs Sen unilnl-
gdngli6 notigen Blab 5im Shlo-
fen. SIN oieien Srten muroen ie6od,
peitere @efangene ertportet. SeSll
ben 2agern in Gaidfent, Sroibfoie,
Sumarfano unb 4f-SepinIf, oie oie
grobe Mebr5abl Der beiiftigten @e-
fangenen beberbergen ,fomntt ouf
oos 9adtlager fir ieoen Ionn
nngef0br 2 Sub Rarm. 9ieIer 3n-
ftano lit aber mn in Der fur5en
8inter5eit bebenflid], penn Siiren
uno 5eniter eeidloifen geboIten tper-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07
l.okdIeS.
Die &lnb : aomuentium in @alueitun.

Die &lnb : &%onpentiun lit 8alpeitpn.
Ssn @olpelton finoet CUR 3eit Die
&nnpention Ser &ereinigten Stubs
BON Geros itatt. Senator Beeler
fmbrt BEN Goriib. No6itebenbe
Stubs aus Gan Mntonio limo IN Ser
@%eriammlung pertreten: 8erar
gopling Club = Sugo ulri6; ct.
Solepbs gerein-gbas. 50. Meper
nno 8m. 9. 9ielmann; 9. 81. Club
81. g. Opener, &. @. Martin>
$. Iltbrep, 81. S. Wc Mhillan; g.
81. 2ieoerfran8- 8m. 0ielma1n;
g. 81. Sermomslobne : SeimgeieIl=
idaft- Gbeo. gngelborb, S. Ma.
@loedner, gbeo. W11eaer, Ilf. &bo-
oe, Sermam Saaf, Gaimu1o s.
Neumanlt, S. Seffinger, Ao. l1br;
Wfiiiion @arben 8opling Iiin.-
@m. SoIe; 8eetboben Mdnner6or
SSocob @ogner ltnb Nidoro Gr=
Tor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07

Die 4usfiibrung oes Mnbaues
an oas S6nlbalts an Ser Macon
StraBe m1rbe bonn S6nlrat Dem
&ontraftor 8olcom fir $6275 iiber-
trager. Martin @rigbt murbe BE-
o%uftragt, bas@ebGube NIT eleftriihel
Drabtert 5i perieben. Mit benz Sou
zines Inbalts an oas Shnlgeb1uoe
in @eft emo tpl1roe go Seffinger
beauftragt. Ser @nbali miro $500
folten. Der Sdulrat bieB ste
8orlhlage bes 8au-5 uperintenoen-
ten @oooIoe in 8eaug olif gerbelie-
rutgen an ben ShnlbGulern, bie 5u-
lam1nen $4,000 foiten nerben, gut.
Sdmmtli6e Inge1teGte tpuroen pie-
Der gepdblt gs fi1b oies: 8oul
5doI5, @ei6aftsfIbrer, Ser DEM
8oar6 bon Superintenoent Meef
nod Defenders empfobIen plroe;
SRI. 8laoDs Sutdinlon, feline Mi=
fiitentin; SRI. GIi5obeth glarf,
@lerf; Cabin @oooIoe, gau-Su-
perintenoent; Mrnol6, Go5bD nno
BeDton, Inpdlte. - Cine gmpfeb=
lung bes Superintenoenten Meef,
cine Negerf1uIe NIT bier 3immern
IN 8eif emo unb cine Ioldc NIT stpei
3immern IN Carr Sin git bolten,
mnr6e gutgebeiBen.
Der in Donna erlhoffenc Mi-
li5iol6at Wm. &liter, ELM iunaer
Wann bon 6eltIder Mbfnnft, foa
our4 cine &iieeI getotet lein, Die
elm anoerer SoI6at a1if einen aor-
poraI obfelierte.
8eItern aben6 mltr6e oas
Wobnhaus bon s. 8. Station, an
Der 8lanco Goao, onrh Teuer ara
beiba6ist. 9as 9nus batte cinen
@ert bon $4,000.
i - 9as &riminal Expectations.
'geriht 5u Iuftin bat Die Gerbalo-
llingen gegen George Mc&innep bon
Berar GountD, Der MIice GarriIb am
Is. 5ebruar erihoiien bat uno oes-
balb gum Tooe pernrteilt piiroe,
nnf ben Ia. Stunt angeiebt, audi ois
IppeIation oes Merifoners golirto
@eien0ea Der feline Srau am s. Mdr,
1915 totete nno Dem bafiir SO Sab
re 3udtbaus 5uoiftiert murocil.
fommt an oemIelben Gage sur Ser
hdnolung.
2ouis &ubiola, Der Superin-
tenoent oes acknowledgements
lens lit BON Ieinem @mte suriidge
tretetf, Inn ieinen 8ruoer Safe Stu
bola, Der als Gonntp &ommiii0r
fin ben Tre5inft SEQ. / .eeeen S.
81. 3nmm fnnoioiert in oeifen &anl-
pagne ungebinoert belfen gu f0n-
men.
9as ct. 2onis aoaeq beenoetc
am Dienitag bos 26. SduIiabr nno
erteilte feds 3ogIingen, Die oas
Snititut nit grfolg abiolpiert bot
ten bic iibliden 9iplome; inter
oielen befinben iid 5tpei nit bellt-
iden &amen: @arolo Colt uno Srie
Sinf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07
SnIan0

Ser Orfun, Der Die Wtittel=
%Itaaten heimgeludt bot nno iiber ben
mir l6on IN unlerer lebten Nunl-
mer berihteten, bate elm Bel mel
tenn groBeres @ltsoebnllngsbiet, ols
5uerit ongenommen mlroe; 15t
Meni6enleben iino, lomeit bis lest
befonnt, Der @ut oes Stnrmes gum
Spfer gefallen, &unoerte BON 2eu-
ten mnrben berlett uno Ser angerid)-
tete Materiali6aoen gebt in Die
Miaionen. Die ourd} oas Sturm-
metter mm's 2eben g%efommenen Ser
Ionen berteilen iih anf Die ein5el-
men Staaten pie folgt. Irfanias
rs, 9enneiiee 80, Miiiiiiippi 10,
Suinois /, Miiiouri 30, oieie 2iite
lit aber nod niht poIlit1noig. Sn
ben nerihiebenen Staaten murben
Die @ebiete, ipel1e Inn Die folgen-
ben Stdote lie9en, am ihIimmiten
beimgeiuht: 8ifsbnrg uno Saflon
in Wiiiiiiippi; in Sadlon aIeia
muroen iiber $50 S1nIer serItort;
Oerter unb Stoobaro in WiIIouri
McgInre in %sslinois. Mm b6rteiten
betroffen pnroe Der Staat Mrfan-
los, Der BON elmer ganae Serie bon
Sornaoos IN alien ieinen geilen
beimgeiuft wtroe. Die in gen-
neiiee 8eruneliidten fauen alf Dem
WtiffiiIippi : Oampfer .gleonore~
Inn; oas Sdiff miroe bonn Srfane
etma 5pon5ig Weilen norolid bon
Wempbis umgetporfen uno Die 8aI-
iagiere utio Mannihaften fanoen if.
rem 300 in ben @eaen oes SluIIes.
San6er meroen iest perluden, Die
Reiden Der @rtrunfenen ans benz
Shiffsrumpfe berans5ubolen.
= Brdiibent @ilion ioG ben ent-
purf Der oemofratii6en Blatform,
Der ibm borgeleet nuroe, gutgebei-
BEN baben. 9as Sauptgemift lit
anf Die grboltung Oes Srieoens, ouf
Ole qitten 3eiten BON benen mir
bier I'M Siioen o%1eroings nidts
merfen - uno auf Die g8repareo-
neB~ geIegt.
cgt,r 1orho;+o,, G6ofS o,,s,,,,o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07
s a 8.

Snl Sabre 1915 maren in
Seras 10,725,00O Mfer 2ano nit
8aumpole beitelt, Ole our6idnitt-
Iib TAT Yfuno per Mfer ergaben.
Sn @labama famen 146 Yfunb ouf
ben slider, in 8lorioa nur 100. Ser
groBte ertrag, 380Efuno per Mder,
puroe in Californian %er5ielt, mo aber
frur 41,000 in aultur maren. Sil
Noro Carolina tuurben 260 8flino
per Slider geerntet, in Miiiouri 240,
IN 8irginia 225, in Siib.garolino
215, in TenneIiee 1873, in arfan.
ios $50, IN Miiiiiiippi 1877. IN
2ouiiiann 165.
Sn einem Selfelo BEL Sour
Safe muroe gonaro Sdubarot,
friiber in 2uling m~obnbaft, ourh Ell.
zen Stur5 BON eilem 9errif getotet
Comptroller 3errea iogt, e.
iperoen iber 1000 2i8enlen fir Der
@etranfebanoel am ii. Suli ablau.
fen un6 mebrere bunoert peroer
niht pieoer ~erneuert fperoen. @runs
oafiir lit Die 9erIonIidfeit Der Sll.
baber, Observation-Disclosures Ii. ser.
gleiden.
- @dbreno in eiaem SauIc ii
2areoo Inn Regen gebetet muroe
BET tpelfer Geremonie Screen braun
ten, Dur0e Elm 8orbane Ourd elm,
Serge in 8rano geiteft uno es emf
ftano elm Seuer, oas iid Idned aus
breitete uno, auBer Dem @ebduoe, II
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07
Suns 3u Derrenten.

9as nntere nno pbere Stodiuerf
bon Nr. 218 O~it-gommeree Strafe
1T su berrenten. Ndbere Mnsfnnft in
Der Office Der nSreien 9rcTe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07

San antuniu, Seq, Z. SUM- 1916 -
grime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. 10
@euts per 8nIlons.
9tetu gprf, Z. sunni. Spot uuo
Sum-, $10.70; Suli, $10.75 unb
$10.76; Iueuit, $10.8t nnb $1O.84;
Oftober, $1,000 unb $1,000; Norem@
Der, $10.26 unb S10.27; 9e5ember,
1913 uno 1918; Sauuar, $9.15 uno
1920.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07
1arm.Hrpbnfte
Semitic.

&artoffelu, seue seras, $2.25, Ga.
~lifornia $2.40; Colorado, $3.50.
GiiBe &a~rtoffeln. 2ouiliana. $1.75,
Somaten, geras, 4 Scribe, $500 uni
1925.
Spinat, 75c per gu1deG.
Squafb, 75c per 9uShel.
gierpflan5en, $1.20 Der 8nfdel.
&opfialat, $500 per Crate.
8obneu, Crime. $t.50 Der 8tifbel.
Ora, $3.50 fir bier 8uideI.
BIumenfobL $1.75 fir 10 Gtid.
Habies6en, 30c (. / 9bo.8 iinbeI.
&obl. $3.50 II. $500 per Crate.
BeteriiIie, 35c Der 0b6.< 8inoeI.
3piebeln, Seras Bermuda, $1.75 Der
Crate; Choice. $1.25, gbrhftaI 8ar
$1.75.
@riiner gfeffer, gegas. $3.50 uns
$1.75 Der Crate.
Weerrettias@ ursein, per BIB. 1914
Colorado $500; Gina. 1925; 0apb
$7.25; glad @bes. $5.25; Crime Bob
men, per 8uIdeI, $3.50.
8eeteu, 46e per 9bb. -BiinoeI.
@eIbe 8urseIn. 40c II. 45e Der 9bb
6euerie. 90c Ii. $1.00 per 0bo.
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Sir 3orbeiten @elb mls3ltge.
ben, giIt 8ieIen ols @ipfel Der Ser
mnft.
Die mabre @roBe fam ME
mlBerbolb Dem @ebote ser Gflidt
liegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07

Baumiuoae.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gan antonio, Ser, 1875 Gents.
8albelton, geitern 1895 Gents.
The Seward gateway. (Seward, Alaska) 1914-1917, 1916-08-02

Incorporating under laws of Alaska under advice and
direction OF our general counsel Senator o. P Hubbard
Capitalization to be authorized: 100000 shares all
of treasury stock of no par value in accordance with mod
eln corporate practice To be chartered with broad pow
enabling the corporations to engage in any enterprise
requisite in the developing of the resources of Alaska eX
oept banking.
To be authorized to issue bonds notes certificates
of Indebtedness in the regular conduct of its business and
to pay interest thereon up II per cent per annum in
accordance with the legal requirements of Alaska
Through Henry d. Reynolds of Reynolds LatOuche
Island Alaska and Captain Charles L. Peabody OF Valdez,
Alaska the ReynodS-Aaska Corporation will acquire the
following developed and partially developed mining prop
critics under perpetual lease royalty not to exceed 10
per cent gross value of the ores mined and smeed or
otherwise treated
The Iron Mountain mine at Reynolds Horseshoe
Bay, Latouche Island.
The Wilson-Little property at Wilson Bay, LatOuche
Island
The Trout-Bay property LatOuche Island.
The SuIphide Gulch property at Suphde, adjoining
the Midas mine Valdez.
Various and sundry mines are prospects owned or
controlled by independent mine owners affiliated with
MessIS Reynolds and Peabody.
There is developed tonnage of copper sulphide and
chalcopyrte these various properties aggregatng
upward of eight hundred thousand tons ready to
Stope and smet and this tonnage is being rapidly aug
mented by mining operations now under way.
1t is now proposed to issue of the treasury capital
stock of ReynoldS-Aaska Corporation block of $4,000
shares at minimum price of $500 per share to supply to
the treasury the sum of $4,000 to erect the first unit Of
apyc shelter at or near Seward tide water at Resur
recton Bay There will be brokerage or commission
charges on this block of stock Every dollar subscribed
will be deposited with Sidney Anderson in the Bank OF
Seward to be held by him TreasuryTrustee until the
entire amount of S25OOOO is subscribed
Thereupon this money will become available for the
purposes of the ereton and operation of the said first
unit of the said Seward-AlaSka smelter.
In the event that the entire sum is not subscribed by
responsible subscribers within ninety days from date
hereof every dollar paid in to Sidney Anderson Treasury
Trustee will be returned to the subscribers without any
deductions for any expenses incurred
separate fund to cover all necessary hotatiOn eX-
penses will be advanced by the gentlemen who will COM
prise the organization committee appointed at meet
The Seward gateway. (Seward, Alaska) 1914-1917, 1916-08-02


committee:
SIDNEY ANDERSON CHARLES A. MYERS
JOHN NOON DR.. j. H. ROMlG
FRANK L. BALLAINE T. W. HAWKINS
Derrick LANE VIM SAUERS
HUGH DOUGHERTY GUS BORGEN
HENRY D. REYNOLDS
Chairman at Seward, Leon Booker. Secretary at
Seward, J. j. Fimegan, Publicity committee at Seward,
Bernard NJ Stone, E. o. Sawyer Jr j. j. McGrath b. h.
Hidreth and James r. Hayden
We want every Alaskan, both women andmen to sub
scribe the stock Of the corporation indication of
their cooperative spirit in helping in the development OF
the rich resources Of Our magnificent territory
The price of the stock is low at $500 per share for
every dollar subscribed will be protected by asSes Of value
greatly in excess of the investment.
1t is firmly believed that the stock will earn large di
vidends and that is quite possible for these earnings to
begin within the first year of operation, and dividends
should be regular and continuous under the competent
management which will be provided handle all of the af
fairs of the corporation.
This is corporation distinctively Alaskan which
should be owned controlled and operated entirely by AL
askanS in the interests Of Alaska.
The minimum stock subscription which will be ac-
copied by the corporation 20 shares which at $500 per
SHARE amounts to $4,000
Payments on all subscriptions are to be uniform and
are at the rate of per cent down and per cent per
month for the ensuing nine months
All stock subscribed and paid for will be issued when
the full amount of the subscription paid and negotiable
ad interim receipts will be issued to the subscriber as each
payment is made.
These ad interim receipts can be bought and sold or
trade in the corporate stock and in the event OF
traded in the corporate stock and in the event OF
amount of his subscription within the time it is due and
payable then that event the treaSuytstee will issue
to said delinquent stock subscriber certificate for stock
covering the paid by said stock subscribed and the
balance of the said subscribed stock will be open to sub
scpton by any other stakeholder in order of priority of
application.
Preference in the matter of aotments of stocks will
be given to subscribers to the minimum amount OF ~
shares in order that the stock may become widely dstr-
bued the hope that every Alaskan who has the progress
of his homeland at heart may share in the prosperity
which is bound to follow the of the corporation
Subscriptions are invited from all AlaskanS
l ask all of my friends to join in this cooperative
movement to attain commercial and financial mdepend-
ence for our beloved norhand Subscribe to the stock and
boost
Cordially,
HENRY d. REYNOLDS.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-12-13
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

By local applications, as they
cannot reach the diseased portion
Of the ear. There is only one way
to cure deafness, and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an inflaned
condition of the mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inflan1ed you have rum-
bling sound or imperfect hearing
and when it is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to it's
normal condition, hearing will be
destoyed forever; nlne cases out
ten are caused by Catarrh which
is nothing but an inhamed condi-
tion at the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred
Dollars for any case of Deafness
caused by catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
F ] Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-12-13
No Useless FormaIities.

Travelling with Sir Arthur Mark
ham on one occasion, the conversation
with the present writer turned on the
limits of self-defense. II shot a man
once" said Sir Arthur. "And what
happened?" I inquired; "was there
trouble?'' "No," came the reply,
"there might have been elsewhere, but
it was in a wild part of Russia. The
man was trying to enter my bedroom
window at night, and I shot him. He
fell outside. A small patrol of Cos
sacks was passing within reach of the
sound of the revolver. They came
along, secured the wounded man,
asked a few questions, and disposed
of the whole business by hanging my
burglar on the nearest tree. [ heard
no more about the matter" This
method of dealing with a very plain
business seemed to be thoroughly in
accord with Sir Arthur's wish to have
things done without any bothering red
tape or formalities.-West Ga
Zette
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-12-13
A Good Friend

A good friend stands by you in
need. Salisbury people tell how
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood
the test. Mr. Glover endorsed
Doan's over eight years ago and
again confirms the story. Could
you ask for more convincing test
mony?
John W Glover, shoe repairer,
130 N Main St., Salisbury, SAYS:
6 l suffered severely from back
ache and pains across my loins.
l couldn't get out of bed.
Doan's Kidney Pills had great
ly relieved one of the family of
kidney trouble and l began using
tl1em The pain i'll my back stop.
bed and l was soon we'll. "
Statement given January g..
1908.)
On March 10. 1915 Mr. Glover
said 81 haven't had to take
Doan's Kidney Pills for a long
time. I still consider them the
best medicine for kidney trou
bles."
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy,
get Doan's Kidney Pills, the
same that Mr.. Glover had.
Foster -Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, N, Y.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-12-13
P|oWed Up Ancient Ware.

r L LomaX, a Davidson county
farmer, living on route No. 3,
LinWood, was in Salisbury re,
Gently and exhibited number
of pewter pans, plates and
spoons, which he ploughed up in
one of his fields several days ago.
The ware was in splendid con-
dition. When found it was
buried about'5 eighteen inches
below the surface and the small
er pan was inside the larger one
and the spoons were in the
plates which were stacked one
upon another and the pans cov-
cred over these, This ground
has been worked before but had
hardly been ploughed to the
depth of eighteen inches. On
the bottom of one of the plates
was the word London and also
some English designs a coat-of-
arms. Just how long this ware
had lain under the ground is not
known.
Mr.. Lomax carried the ware
TO local jeweler and had it ex-
amined aud tested. 1t Was found
to be pewter and the opinions
was advanced that it was prob
ably two hundred years old.
This adds strength to the belief
that it was buried in the place
where it was ploughed up during
the Revolutionary war. Mr. Lo-
max will polish it up and keep it
as a souvenir.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-12-13
loYa Redefs Love.

Then the great question comes: Is
mot love a perfectly free and capri
fcious agent? Can control my feelings
for others or their feelings for me?
The answer is, "Certainly you can"
Love is just exactly as much matter
tof cause and effect as are learning or
health or building house. Loving and
being loved is a perfectly pliable mat
tier that lies in your own hands; and
hts accomplishment consists in the con-
tstant practice of kind and affectiOnate
Thoughts and words and deeds. 1t can
he accomplished under the most SEEM
lingly adverse circumstances. If you
think over your own life, over what
you believe to be your spontaneous af-
fections, whom is it you love? Undoubt-
edly someone who does not make much
,of your failings, but encourages your
good qualities; someone who sees
something admirable in you; someone
lwho overlooks the roughness and ex-
Ecrescences and finds the beauty under
'neath.-Delineator.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-12-13
SEEMS HARD LAW OF NATURE
Most Advanced Types of All Living
Things the Hardest to Preserve,
Multiply, and Develop.

The undersized and ugly bronchos Of
the southwest endure readily the strain
of conditions which kill bigger, strcng-
er and more tractable horses. 1t is nc
trouble to raise mongrel puppies, bu1
often the larger part of valuable littera
from the most admired stocks OF the
best breeds of dogs cannot be saveQ
by veterinary skill.
The most advanced types Of civil
lied man suffer from numerous bodily
ills which seem never to touch say
ages, immune in their filth and theit
ignorance. 1t is not easy to develop
the brain beyond the average limits
of human growth without impairing
physical vitality and efficiency.
All the way up from simple vegeta-
BILE forms of life the law Of nature is
that the most advanced types shall be
hardest to preserve, multiply and de-
yelop. 1t is a vast handicap upon prog
ress which often seems to mock the
endeavors Of mankind. 1t is as if eff
fort more than achievement were the
foremost purpose, the chief goal Of
man.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-12-13

had been changed by all the
frantic efforts of the Roma anist
leaders, The bill was passed by
a vote of fifty-six to twelve and
religious liberty granted to the
last nation west of the Atlantic
Ocean,.
This one victory alone is justi-
6cation of all the expediture of
money and life in South America
by the Protestant Churches from
1886 to 1916.
Let us not forget that these
Jesuits driven out of Peru and
Mexico, are rapidly fastening
themselves on the United States
and we must fight them to- the
last ditch to retain our religious
freedom,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-12-13
1t was ordered that the private

1t was ordered that the private
road giving 7 L Steele outlst to
the new Wilkesboro road be built.
It was ordered that there be no
change in the survey of the road
across Luther Hoffner's land.
1t was ordered that IS per week
be given Capt B F Ciuble to be
used for the benefit of two sick
negroes in the city.
1t was orpered that Nj E Miller
be employed as county engineer
for term of three months at a
salary of S125 a month and he
furnish his own car.
Ordered that Kerr Craige, Esq,
be employed as county attorney
Ordered that the work Of help
as guards and so forth at the
county camps be left with the
superintendent
Ordered that Superintendent
Thomason and the county en-
gineer make survey of road across
A L. Smoot's farm
E B Lentz and son were retain
ed as janitors at court house
The finance committee of the
old board of county commissioners
made the following report:
To the Board of County Comrris
sioners:
We, the undersigned finance
committeeaof the board of county
commissioners, do hereby hand
you our quarterly report.
We have examined and checked
up the different accounts in the
books kept by the county treasur.
er Of the different funds in ou1
care and find them all correct
and in good shape.
H C TROTT,
J W PEELER,
W T SUMNER,
Finance Committee for Boart
for 1915 and 1916.