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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
9okal.1trid)t
Neuer arid
@irb uOn Ssm Sarbisn George -.
@aSe obHs Griols periudjf.

9luf @sranfnHuns Der gebSrSsn
bon Wlsmpbis ipurbe ssitern Der Jdrs
biss @eorss u. Nabs DON ylo. 1924
Jordfer 9tpenue, pon ben TsieliipsB
SiuttHeb unb Wegner, unttr psr I'm
flase perbaftsi. zen Ytrfu& asfnd6t
g.; boben, @slb inter faIihsn Wora
ipissslnngen 3u erlangeH.
Cine Jrau SEQ Goldman ipnrDs DOT
pisrssbn aassn in Wsmpbis BON si.
mem SirabenrGubsr iibtrfnIItn unb
um Elm Giamaniencpilier fotpie un
sinen Didmaniring bstaubt. Wxnias
1age ipdtsr srbisit bic iyrcu ju ibrem
nidbt esrinssn Gritaunsn sinsn Brisi
pon mabs, in tpel4em bisitr ii1 ers
bot, segsn ilinssnbe 9eIohnuns i1r Die
Sdmudfddtn fpitbsr su ptri&afftn.
"a feinsr MHiiht nd4 bsf Hduber Fib
in Cincinnati btfdnbs.
s}rau Goldman iibersab BEN Brill
Der poIi3ei IN Msmpbis unb be s5oIs
gt mar bann Wab<'s Uerbcituna am
ssifriem 3dss. Der gutfde bsbdups
iet, er babe sinsn Wlann an bsr syinfr
ten Gtrdbs bsObdditt, BET G@mud,
laden Dtriauien ipoilie nnb oieiss
isieR fsimr atniidi noh Ole gran
Goldman dbgenommsusn GAmudias
Den oapsisx
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
Ser beutiae JeiuS.

Sie 2onboner preHe, bic bislang
sinen ariss Der Ser. Staaten nit ben
9erbiHoet.u nidt setpiini6t bat, neil
iie Der Wlei1ung uar, oab unier aanO
init ieinsr unebrliden Reutralitdt ben
aaiirtsu bsFere Disuits leiiten tOnns,
III nunmbr anberer glnii6t gsporoen
unb forbert ben prGfbentsn auf, ben
YerbiiHbsten ben &ries gu ertlGren
unb spar sur siderb.it Der Der.
Stdaten, bic nod i4limmsr beorobt
ieien, als 8elsieH unb Serbien. Wsun
Deuti9lanb ben Sies Dupontragen
Iollte, bonn tpGre Siibdmerita, ia ielbit
unfer 2anb nidt iider. auf ben
5att, ben bic 2onboner preiie ans
f6ldet, iiimmen uniers probritiiten
3eitunsen bic Muiit an. Deutidlanb
beiBt ss, miife 70 sriinolih ssi4lagen
iDerbsn, bdb es fih niht mebr aufs
rdffm unb geiemanben mebr gefGbrs
lid iperpeu Tonne unb I'm 0ds 81 er.
3islen, miibten bic Der. Stdaten miis
belf.H. Gs fpirb auseiHanbergeIsbt,
bag bic btuiIde Slotte NIT 2eidtisteit
100000 Mann nad biefem aanbe
briHgsn t0une unb mir bdtten nod
nidt 100000 mdnn, I'M fie Suriid3u.
fpeii,n- Defer 9lnfidt leibt aud un'
fer Seneralftab gtusbrud, iubem er
Rdftunsen uuter Der @orausfebuns
foroert. bob niht gnslaHb Der ans
sreiis. ssn ipiirSe. ionberu siDei ans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

f6en fid bsrssiteIlt, cine @erbinbuns,
bie Dor benz 8riese aipiIden Deuiihs
Lamb unb Ssiferreihsllngarn einer.
feits uib Der 1iirtei anbererieits ni4t
btitanb. sic babsn bic panIlapiitiide
Sbse aeritOrt unb baben bic pdniilas
mitii4e Sbee gum G1absn Der Jsinbs
eeiraftist. 0as III sine sr0s
Bere grrungtnfdaft ais
Der gr0Bte Optimiit in
Berlin, Wien pber aons
itantinopeI bel ausbruh
bss arieses lid trdumen
Iisb.
Wir poIIen uns nidt psrpirren
lcfen burd bas uniinnige @eidpdb
Der engliihen unb anglosameritanis
iten preFe. Osuif6lano unp isine
0erbiinostsn Tno b.uts bic Sieser in
bieiem iinssbeuren arieg unb iebe
IGngere Dduer beg arissss lam ibren
Sies nur b.rsr0Bsrn, neil bi. sItis
den 9eoingungen, bic bisbsr ben Sies
besriinoetsn, aid fsrnsrbin unper.
minbert ipirtIam iinb. Die beutihen
@erbiinbetsn beiibsn bic srSbsre moras
hide araft, berporeesansen aus Der
GHtriiftuns iibsr einsn rudloisn ans
griff auf ibre GriiienS. srbObt unb
seitartt burd sine taft ununtsrbrohes
ne Reibs pon Si.sen. sic beiibeu bic
ginbeitlidieit Der Giibruns. sic Bee
iiben einen unpsrslsidli6en unb uns
ua6abmbaren generdlitab. Sbre fis
nan5itIle araft i.isbt nidt ins auss
lamb ab ME bel ibren Desnern, ION.
bern erneut ii9 in immerpabrsnbem
Grsislauf.
Sc Idrgsr Der arits Sauert, tinen
bsItc bDbsrsn Sieesspreis tpsrbsn bi.
osntlfen Wsrbiinoeten forbsrn miiis
len. Giir enslauS iisbt jssi gesppten
duf bem Spiel. Cine BON bsr enslis
ittn 9ebtrrihuns Der &c. unabbdns
sise eanbp.rbihoung iibsr bic 9iirtei
uno gesppten nidt nur na6 Iorbs
afrita fonoern ouh mad Mlitiels unb
Siiodfritd, cine bon Gnslano unb
aud BON RubIanb unabb1nsise aanb.
plrbinbuna ourdJ bic 1iiriei unb per
iisn mad Snbisn riidt in ben gereif,
Der Woslid.sit. ab,r bns iinb Wog.
Iidtsit.n, Soffnuns.n. Wir molten
uuf Dem ieiisn goben Der Gesenipari
iieben bIsibsn. llno bi.i. 9sstnpart
Seigt ms Osuiihlanb, Oeiterreih-
linsaru, bic 5iiriei unb guIscrien
als Sieg.r. 9as lam angsiitis Der
alliirteH 5alftunsspsriuts nidi of
gsnua ipisbebolt ptrb.R. DsnH bi.
snsliidsH 9erbiino.i.n einsn unsnts
idisbeuen ausgans, siusn bran" err
reihsn ipoIItH, oaHn miiitH lie ans
9eleisn, RDrbiruntrtif,, poIsu, aurs
laub uno Serb:,n ipiso.r abR.bmtn
unb uns auf anire iriiberen @ren3en
Suriidoranssn. Damn erit iiHo Il, bort
iuitpsr ans.ldnst, lpo lie am erifsn
ausuit 1914 iilnbsn. Wtnu lie einsn
Siss tpol,n, 10 miiien Il. tpsnisitms
GROCER. SbeiIe BON 9euiidIanb,
S.it.rrei6slI lInsaru unb Der 5iir,ei
Su bem Stntus Quo ba5utrobern.
GIdubt irsenb i.mano in tsr Welt,
blb BAG In Si.ism arisss nod gsi8es
ben taHH2
Sstar Mt5seL
adiierlit bsutiGxr 2orful.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

Stafforb Wisconfin
madte i'm 9auie bic ridtiae gemers
lung, baB bic prObriten nod britiider
iinb, als bic griten unb ibren SaB ges
gen Deutidlano auf bic DeutI9en in
bieiem 2anbs ausbebneu. Seine Be
mertunsen ri4teten iib sssen @arbner
aus NafIaduietts, benz aud Der ebens
10 ipitbise 9sutiheHbaiIsr 2obge ents
itdmmt. Nir elaubeu bas in Der
Weiie ertldrsn au tOnnsn, bag in ies
mem Stadte Oas Deutfdtbum fdmo6
oertreten 1T uHo man beHsn &aratt,r
nidt tennt. Oenn po bic Deutiaen in
9roberer Gnaabl iid befinben, piro
ibr bpber Wsrtb bersitpilliqft Don
ibrer dmeritanifheu umsebung amer
fannt. Gtpas gu biefem Seuiidens
bab m0gen aud bic ensen Sanbelsbes
aiebunseu 5pif9en Mafa9uIetts uno
Canada beitrasen. gu unferer &C.
nustbuuns finben mir ieoOd,, bab bic
Seutf6enfeinbe i'm &pngreb ni6t in
Der Webrbeit iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

PrdfibentWilfon bat Tein.
bolbe 9erf4dmt6eit abselest unb iid
offeu als adnbioaten betannt, inbem
&c bur4 feinen Setretar ii9 auf ben
Sttmm3ettsl Don SHbianu bat itsIleH
laileH. S.iu bisberiass 0eraedenIpisI
bat AUDI RismdHO setdufdt, ba 3ur
1eniise betannt mar, oab er f9on
Idngit bic 9rGbte fir feine Ranbioas
fur aelegt bat. gerfdiepsnerfeits pirb
be anii9t dussefproden, DaB feline
pdrtei i'm ni9t pieber nominirsn
ioirb. pobei man auf grpans Wibers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

Sn feinem 9eridt iiber
bas WibIingen beg GaQipoIier Jslo,
suses iast Der enslii6e OberbsfsbIss
baber, oab bic Sruppen uHgeiibt unb
bic @enerdIe unsrfabren tpareu. Das
brinst dlIs @eriuhe Der gusIdnoer
gum Sdeitsrn. Die gneldnbsr idiis
ten an olIen Stelln 9ruppeu ins
Jsuer, bic tbatId9lib nod tsin Ses
ipe6r abeeidoHenbaben unb itelen iis
untsr bas apmmanbo bon 9enerdlen,
bic erft fiirSIi9 Dem 3ipilleben snts
uommen porben iinb uno baber nihts
tpiHsn i0nnen, benn mas Der englii6e
8efebIsbdter bei60nisenb DON liner
fabr.nbeit iast, in eins RebensaIt.
Die bsuti9en 9enerGIs baben ebenfalls
teine prattifdeu ariessrfabruugen,
b.nn felt 43 Sabren bat SeutidIanb
teinen 3ri.g eefiibrt, aber iie baben
ibr Tad sriinblid selernt, IN Sdbrs
5ebnte LANCER @rbeit. 9as baben bic
enslifdtn g.nerdls aus ben unsefiihrs
ten @riinben nibt setban unb bas
@erfdumi. ldbt iid niGt pieber gut
MAIDEN. Dds 5eist aud. pie boil
ibrs SOffnuns 1T. bub iie nit siner
ausreidenben 3abl Don Seidiissn iIes
gen t0nnsn. gu einem ariese sshSren
mehr als Ranon.n unb Sei4ohe:
@tanni61ftsu. tpelde bic Sef6iib. be-
ciensn, Offisiere, uslde iie riatis su
perpsnben perffeben unb Senerile,
tpelhe bic Sattit bes Sdladtfelbes
bon @runb auf tennen. Wie idmmers
li6 es bamit Bel ben GnslGnoern be-
ftstIt iit. Idbt iid baruus erieben, bab
iie ameriianiIden Rili5sn 5000 ben
Ueonat anbieten, I'm Waidinensepebre
gu b.bienen. @msriiauiide Wili5sn
ssgsn bsutiae unb Sierrei4ifds aas
nonisre!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
Samitas, ben s. Samuar 1916.

Die 8altimorer ptat
form perpfIidtet WifiOn, ii9 NIT
einem Sermin gu besniissn. 9esipes
gen meloet er iid bod Sur 8anbibas
tur. @r bat faon 10 piele plantsn
aus Der pIatform beraussebro4en,
baB es ibm auf eine plante mebr ober
ipeniser nibt antommt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

Senator .Sam" Gents BON
Sainpis bereitet bas 9ampagne>Mrs
sument fir ben prdFbenten Sur Be
fhpi6tigung Der Seutfden Dor. Die
len fpirO seiast, iie bGttsn es nur benz
prditoenten gu peroanten, bab iie jeBt
ni4t auf ibre beutihen 8riiber 81
I9ieben broudten. Oas pdre Der 5alI
gefpeien, tpenn WiIipn bem @erlansen
Der Erobriten mad 8erientung Der
r2uiitanid" 5oIge gsseben bate. Die
Sahe perbdlt ii6 ipeientlth anbers.
Ri4t Der prdiibent, foHbern SeutIhs
Lamb bat ben aries Derbinbsrt, inoem
es in bic unbered,tieten 5orberungen
Wilions eingepilligt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

Ytanb rsdnst. @ir iinb iebo& Der slns
ii1t. pab 8rpan nidt in Der Gage fein
tpirb. ibn erfolsrei4 gu bstdmpfen.
Ils Wilfon fid in Baltimore Inn bic
Eanbioatur betparb. bate er feline
Greanbe auber grpan. SEPT bat er
itd bieie auf bem iibliden Mese Der
patronage bsi4afft unb auberbem nit
ben 9robtapitaIiiten, bic ibn in Bal
timore betdmpfteu, Jrisben sefdlpi<
fen. 9lue Waffenfabrifanten ,ino ale
MaI Strest 8dntiers tperben fih Bis
auf ben lebtsn Herp anitreneen, um
@ilfon pisoer gum prdiibeuten au
maiden. Sn bieier Weiie pirb iid
Wilipns Ganbioatur gu einem Sample
spif4en Dem GrobtapitaI unb BEN
@plts seitaltsn unb mir baben nidt
ben miHbeiten 3peifel, bab bas Bolt
ben Sies bapontrasen tpirp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

Gs bat allen anf9ein
bob sdpsoen ii6 ishr balb auf bic
Seite Der 9erbiinbstsn itslIsn pirb.
9os sef4iebt niht 70 febr aug aiebe
fir Seutf fdlanD, pie aus Jur6t Dor
Rublarb, ba man iiberseust 1T uub
aipar auf @runb Don friberen geobs
a4tunssH. bag penn bic 4uiirten fie=
gen iolIten, S9nsbeN benz SdidIa
nidt entseben i0unts, cine rufii6e
proDiNs gu tueroeH. Wie man ii4 au
erinHern Difisn pirb, bat furs Dor
bem arisss cine rieiise 8au.rnsgro<
5eiTiou fid gum aOnig Don Sdpeben
begeben uno cine geritdrtung beg Sees
res 5ur Qbpebr sesen Rublunb per=
lanst, oas bamals bic @bfdt perrietb,
iib s6pebsns su bsmddtigen, Inn an
ben Ssean Su selansen. Sisie Jur9t
ipaltet iest in ebeniol9 srobem Wabe,
ipte friiber DOT. Weiter gef6roert pirb
bic Gbfidt, Seutfdlanb su SiIfe su
fommen, burd bic Snrannei, fpeIde
Gnglaub sur Gee ausiibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

Cine MibbeIIisteit apts
iten OeutIhlaHo unb ben Ser. Staa=
ten TT a6iolut auseei4loNen, nahoem
Graf 9ernitorff ale oentbaren Joroes
runssn oes prGiibentsn in 9e5ug auf
ben aau4boottries bsfriebist bat. aus
Sriinben, bic mir an elmer anberen
Steas anfiibren tpirbt 9eutiblanb
I'm bic Jreuuoidoft unierer Ration,
oa iie oieeIbe 5ur S0rberuns Der bos
ben 3ieIe brauht, tpelde bic 5eutide
stesieruHs nad geenbisuns beg Sries
ees gu erreihsn piinftt. gs III au
bebuuerH, bub in sinem fold idpieri=
gen QugeHblIt elm ausseIprohensr
Deutidenfeino Rrditbent Der Ser.
Stdaten lit. !Sdtisn mir einen tpirtli4
neatrdIen prGiibenten, 10 piirbe es in
Der 3esenpdrtigen 3eit pieI beHer I'm
bic Der. Staaten unb I'M bic sanSs
Welt beitelIt ieiu.
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Die srOBe g dla DIT, pel4s
bic Ruiien in Oitsali5isn ibrsn Jeins
ben liefern ipoIlten, lit poriiber. Sic
1T sriinblid miBlunsen unb nit Den
Grpartunsen, bic baran getniipft ipas
rem, lit es gu gnbe. Msnn bic Ruhen
bur4sebro9en ipdren, tpollten bic
Jran5oien bur1brsden unb bann
lpdrs nit ben Syeinben ausl @ber bic
Ruien iinb ni4t burasebroden. Was
iie dufsefiibrt baben, mar cine DIRT
5ragitomDbis. gbe fie nod re4t ans
gefausen batten, melbetsn lie einen
Sies unb ie mebr tie priisel betamen,
oeito mebr idrien iie @ittoria. bis iie
idlieblid bic 3omoois aufseben mug
ten. Das gtnsise, iporiiber man fi6
tpunD.ru mub. iit, baB bic Ruilen
iiberbaupt einen ansriff seipast bas
ben, ba ibuen bod niht perborgeu iein
tpnnte, bab unter ben @erbdltnifen,
bic ieit beinabe einsm Sabre einsetres
ten iiHb, jsbe M0gIi4t.it zines Grfols
ses ausseiaIofen 1T. aber Sieie
@erbIenbuns 1T unbsilbar. sSn Der
ndhften .3sit perben bic Jran5pisn
uno bic Gnsldnber einen an9riff mos
gen, nit bem pollen 8eipuBtiein, oab
aud iie nidts ausritten tOnnsu. Gs 1T
senau 10, ME Der Reidstansler ssiast
bat: Die Jeinbe persieben 9Iut in
freDelbafter Wsiie. aber ihlisBli4
ianu Der Gag Der Grleu4tuug bod
nidt ausbleibeu. Die SeiHbe miiheN
3ulebt bod Sur Ginii4t tommen, baB
iie nidt ausritten i0nnen unp baHn
tperben iie an iSrieben benten.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-07-21

expiration of his last term, ard Chas.
L. Tabscott was appointed to fill tue
vacancy. After him we had w. f.
Richardson one term, then Chas. l..
Tcbscott, followed again by the pres
ert encumbent, ". r Richardson.
Lc2g may he continue at the head
OF our public school system!
From Our small beginning Of not
moro than 40 shoct-term schools VIC
have grown to over. 200-19O school
houses owned by the various Boards
of Education Were used this year,
md Ii rooms we rented or their
cse donated. There are also owned
md used Ly Boards of Education "a
buildings, each having two teacker5.
One had three teachers, two each mad
four teachers, one had six, one had
reyca, Gre lad ten, and one twelve.
Tkc--c are 81 graded schools of
two rooms or more.
I know of but one teacher in the
county who holds d life certificate.
Nine teachers hold professional GER
tifcates, and one hundred and twen-
ty-fve hold first grade certificates.
There are three recognized High
Schons in Greenbrier county. One
first-elass High School located at
Ronceverte, one seccnd-cIa35 High
School at Anderson, one second-clqss
High School at White Sulphur. There
will be one other next year at Lewis
burg, and likely one at Renick.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-07-21

during the War between the States
he demonstrated his LOYALTY, courage,
ard fidelity to duty-three pre-enln-
cnt attributes of his nature.
Something more than fifty years
covered the period of his active prac-
tice, including his services in the
army. During the last few years OF
his life often did he express deep
gerse of loneliness, so many OF his
relatives and friends having passed
in % the realm If the spiritual.
Around the figure of the family
physician will ever cluster hallowed
rccollecticns which time, filled
.nough it may be, with more complex
problems, finer interests, deeper
pleasures, will fail to eff:ce.
For his services AID his sacrifices
for his counsel and comfort, for hi:
kindliness and his devotion, memory
will enshrine forever in the hearts o
mapy the dea- Doctor of the OLE
Schaol.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-07-21

an understanding of the three KS
and whose favorite expression, when
bows became too boisterous, was
none of your captifrastical joke cut
tings, young man; 1 will take down
nv regulator and make you dance
Fishers horn pipe" 8. c. Rapp'
Job1 Wade, Mathew McMillion, and
Samuel B. Hanna, whose qualitlca-
tons and success as teacher com
pare favorable with that of the best
teachers of today.
The schools were taught in church
cs. in the old field school houses, one
Of which, and which was far above
the average, both in construction and
furniture, still stands near Maxwell
ton-the old .Arbuckle school house
TO remind as of "Ye coldea times. ="
A few of the rude log houses built
in the sixtie5 may still be seen stand
ing. but none are IN use.
Through the several years follow
ing the idea of public education
steadily became popular
Walter C. Preston was appointed
to fill out the unexpired term Of Mr..
Truebiood. After him came Hon. j.
NJ. McWhorter, then Vim. H. Lewis.
After him came Hon. Thos. H. Dennis
whose untiring energy and work left
an impress for good on our schools
is felt today. He was the first
to arouse the people and boom the
association work. Prior to this when
the teachers attended the association
they took their lunch with them or
did without But now wherever
we went to hold an association the
people come, out in mass with we'll
filled baskets to welcome US. Some
of these meetings were continued
throughout the week and teachers
not only from various parts of the
county but from other counties at
tended them and 1 honestly believe
that the teachers we're more bene-
fitted by attending them than teach
ers are benefited now by attending
the County Institute. In this connec-
ton l will say the first county or
State Institute, as it was then called,
was held in Lewisburg in 1874 The
instructors were Profs. Kenna, of
Point Pleasant, and Patrick, of Char
lesion. This Institute continued in
session two weeks-no pay for at
tendance-not mare than eight or
ten lady teachers enrolled.
In 1881 j. w. Hinkle, a young man
of exceptional ability, was chosen
County Superintendent. He gather
ed about him many good teachers
and all were assisted in their earnest
efforts to make the schools better by
the hearty cooperation of loyal
patrons. During this period the
schools were very prosperous. Dur
his eight years of service he carried
on the association work. In COM
parry with him L visited every ois-
trict Of the county, and wherever
we went we We're enthusiastically re-
ceived. Peace to his ashes" He
was noble man.
From 1889 to 1908 the following
men were elected to the Office of
County Superintendent: E. D. smoot,
1SS9-'91; w. F. Lowance, 1925;
Alex. Thompson, 1Ss5s9s; L. w.
Burns, 1Ss9-tsoS. The last named
resigned about 10 months before the
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-07-21
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-.
vents Daughters Untimely End.

Ready, Ky.-".l was not able to do
ANYTHING for nearly six months" writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, Of this place, land
was down in bed for three months.
. cannot tell you how suffered vain
my head, and with nervousness and
wonlanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
to give il up. We tried another doctor,
but he did not help Inc.
At last, my mother advised me to take
Csrdui, the woIlan's toaic. ] thought
ii was no use for was nearly dead aad
nothing seemed TO do me any good. Bw
took eleven bottles, and now ! am able
to do all OF my work and my own
washing.
think Cardui is Tie best medicine 10
the world. My weight has increased,
and look the picture OF health.
If you suffer from any OF The ailments
peculiar 10 women, get bottle OF Cardui
fodcy. Delay is dangerous. We know
ii will help. you. for il has belped 50
many thousands OF other weak oIgsec
in the past 30 years. I
At all druggists.
Hyit 10: Chattanooga Medicine ~, La1iss'
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for ;SeSriSI
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pOCAHoNTAs HORSE SHOW.

The Fourth Annual Meeting of
the Pocahontas Country, Horse Show
al Oakland Stock Farm, Hi!lsboro,
". Va, Tuesday, Wednesday ana
Thursday, August LIST. I'd and 3rd.
FAST races every day-.running, trot-
ting. pacing, hurdle. harness, saddle,
colt. draft classes.
Liberal prizes in every contest. A
good half-mile track in fine condition.
Plenty of stable room. A good band
will furnish music. The event of the
season. Don't miss it.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The third and last Uniform Ek-
animation for teachers certificates,
for the year 1916, will be held at the
following places in Greenbrier coun-
ty, w. Va, on July 20-21:
Ronceverte, Smoot, Williamsburg,
and Renick.
Applicants for second renewal,
high school, primary and special GER
tifcates will take the examination at
Ronceverte.
Applicants will meet at the place
for examination at 1880 p. m.
Respectfully,
W. F. RICHARDSON.
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'Tccche" Gad Observation-Disclosures.
r I'm appreciation
(By Katherine Raymond Eslin.)

(By Katherine Raymond Eslin.)
Doctor Z. F. Raymond was born
among the hills Of New England,
was reared by a Christian mother
and taught through many tasks the
beauty Of unselfish service, the Dig
nifty of labor, sympathy, appreciation
and high ideals of honor.
At ten years of age he was a
student of Latin and graduated at
the~%ege of fourteen from Bacon
Academy in Colchester, Connecticut.
Later he received his diploma from
| the Berkshire Medical College.
When eighteen years of age he
came, as a teacher, to Virginia. Many
of Greenbr!er's best men studied
under him, some of whom have spok-
en- in gracious words of the value of
his instruction and the influence OF
his character.
AS a surgeon of the Confede-acy
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS
In Greenbrier County During the
Life of The Greenbrier
Independent.
(By A. c. Harford.)

Educational progress in GTeenbrieT
county, like the educational system
of West Virginia, has been and IS Of
gradual growth.
Cur State Constitution says: The
Legislature shall provide by general
law for a thorough and efficient sys-
TEN OF free schools" This provision
left the organizing and development
of such g system to public sentiment,
which is often very slow in introdGc-
ing and carrying out progressive.
measures and reforms. At first in
some places in the county there was
a good deal Of prejudice against the
so-called mixed schools, and some
parents whose daughters afterwards
became public school teachrs abso-
luteIy refused to send them to the
free schools when they were children.
Though the records show that
Greenbrier county had a representa-
tive in the person Of Thomas X. Nc
Cam on the Senate committee ap-
pointed by John N. Phelps, Pre3i-
dent Of the Senate, June q, 1868,
no attempt was made to establish
free schools until after the Civil War.
Then ZGchariah TruehlcOd, who was
the first County Superintendent,
came to the rescue and did much for
the public schol system. In fact there
was but little system connected with
the schools IN some townships and in
some school districts of the same
townships. Owing to opposition to
the local levy they didn't carry on
the schools for more than three
months, while in others the term
would be for four, five and even six
months. Again the teachers salary
was not based on grade of certificate
but was left entirely to agreement
between teacher and trustees. Some
teachers taught for about 81 per
day, or from $40 to S25 per month,
while others received as much as
No. l certificate receives at present.
There was no set time fer teach
er's examinations. When man
for there were no women teachers in
those early days of our public schools
wished to be examined for license
to teach he visited the Superintend
ent, who lived at frankfort. They
would talk the matter over. Mr..
TTueblood would ask few plain,
practical questions on the Three
RS size up the applicant. write out
his certifcate-no printed forms
grading from l very good, 2 good,
8 medium, 4 below medium, and 5
Indifferent.
remember a teachers telling me
that he had gotten four and he be-
lieVed that If he had not miss-spelled
so many words he would have gotten
a five.
There were not more than forty
teachers in the county, most of them
elderly memo boys and, of course,
no girls. Wishing to make this ar
tfcle as short and interesting as. pos
sible I shall name but few of these
old-time teachers, viz: Broken N.
Oliver who insisted on discipline and