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French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-02

make the greatest OF trips on sched-
uls time for $2OO, 900 per annum for
FIVE years, from Wilmington and
Southport, N. G., to connect with boats
at the mouth of Oronoco river and the
mouth of Amazon river, at dates
and points to be agreed on between
the owners of the ships and the
Postmaster General, and the author
tiles Of the South American repub-
lies, and at such other points down
of the United States of America, in
Buenos Aires.
Section II. That the Postmaster
General provide that not exceeding
6 per cent per annum for the life of
the mail CONTRACT shall be awarded
for the service based on the valu-
alton of the ships carrying the mail,
that a board of experts, appointed
by the Postmaster General shall re-
port the ship to be worth at the date
Of the contract is awarded. And
provide that a reasonable bond shall
be given for the faithful perform
ance of the contract; and that the
said ship shall agree to through rail-
and water rates on m that
may be rendered them at Whining
ton and Southport, North Carolina,
from any and all railroads, touching
these ports from all points that it
may originate in the United States.
Section EIk That; the bond for
making the. schedule time and per-
Torrance Of contract shall consist of
3 fine prorated to the number of
trips that will be made, and appli-
cable only to the trip that fails to
fnake the time, and such provision
, shall prevail during the life of the
, contract.
Section w. That all ships .operat-
ing under the provision Of this bill
shall prepare, so. far as is practi-
cable and may be agreed on between
them and the Secretary of the Navy
and the Postmaster-General, to carry
such number of Annapolis cadets, to
study practical navigation. And, that
while these ships are under mail con-
tracts, that they shall. at all times be
subject to purchase by the Govern
ment at the price on which the 6 per
cent mail contract was awarded, and
subject to. any order from the Presi-
dent, or the Secretary of the Navy,
to perform any service required for
the Nations protection, but not with
out an agreed compensation.
Section V. That the sum of $1O00,-
900 is now appropriated to become
available on the approval of the act
by the President of the United States.
to apply for period of five years, to
begin the establishment of a mer-
chant marine between the ports Of
Wilmington and Southport, North
Carolina, and the ports of the East
Coast of South America.
Section VI. That the Postmaster
General shall Immediately, after such
contracts are awarded and put into
effect, cause to be issued notice to all
the postmasters throughout the Unit
ed States, that the said short direct
mail-line to the East Coast of South
America is open, and direct that all
mail for the East Coast of South
America, when the route by Whining
ton and Southport, North Carolina,
is the shortest route, shall be-directed
to be sent over that route.
Section VII. If before the end Of
five years taa rounds Of mail by the
pound ,ate PAID to American ships
now prevailing for carrying ocean
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possible (south of Norfolk IN the At
.ansc Coast,O where a great inland
sa1ety harbor twenty-four miles long,
.asy ard economical for establish
.nent of railroad and ocean shipping
Iu-ks, the entire distance, and SUI
sapca5le twenty-four miles inland of
establishing dry docks, and a great
Naval construction yard, safe from
ccear attacks, and easy of access
from the coal fields of Tennessee, and
ne iron fields of Alabama.
WHEREAS, these improvements of
4 Naval Coaling Station at South
port, North Carolina, and the deep
>ning OF the water over the bar, and
he deepening of the water to Will
lni1gton and Southport, North Caro-
ma, to the ports of South America,
nave been asked for at the hands Of
Congress, in the form of a joint res
elution to Congress, unanimously
adopted by the Legislatures of the
States of North Carolina, Tennessee
and Florida, and under commission
issued by those States to other States
named in the joint resolution, to CO.
operate with them, and whereas,
states carrying over forty million
population, through their Legisla-
lures, and paying yer three hum
dred million, dollars the decade for the
support of the National Government,
have already adopted this joint reso-
luton.
AND WHEREAS, all the States
embodied in the joint resolution that
will be directly benefited by these
improvements after the conclusion of
these surveys and the opening up of
Southport Harbor, and the Cape Fear
river to Wilmington, and the estab-
lishment of a U. S. Naval Coaling
Station, and putting in commission a
Z. S. Ocean mail-line from Whining
ton and Southport, North Caroline
to the East Coast of South America,
are States carrying over sixty mil
lion population, and are paying rs
percent of the total income for the
support of the National Government,
are asking for these improvements
and facilities in the interest of Amer
lean commerce.
THEREFORE, be ~ enacted by
the Senate and the House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of
America, in Congress assembled,
SECTION /. That the Secretary of
War direct the Government engin-
GERS to make a thorough inWestiga-
tion and survey, and report as early
as practicable, through the Secretary
of War, to Congress what it will cost
to secure thirty-fve feet depth of
water at low tide in the Southport
Harbor, and thirty-fve feet of water
at high tide up the Cape Fear river
to Wilmington, North Carolina.
SectionII. That the Secretary of
War be, and is now directed on re-
ceipt of the report called for in Sec
ton l, to ercommend to Congress the
passage of a bill making the appro-
priation requisite to begin the work
to secure the said depth of water in
the Southport Harbor, and up to
Wilmington through THE deepening
Of the channel of the Cape Fear
river.
A BILL FOR THE ESTABLISH
MENT OF A u. S. NAVAL
COALING AND NAVAL
SUPPLY STATION AT
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
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shall be deemed available, and subject
under the direction Of the Secretary
of the Navy for the immediate begin
ming of the construction of the said
Navy Coaling Station as rapidly as.
is consistent and conservative in cost
of constructor.
A bill to establish a direct ocean
steamship mail-line from Wilmington
and Southport, North Carolina, to
the East Coast, of South America, to
connect with South American mail
river boat lines transporting COM
merce to the East Coast of South
America, that will contract to meet
u. S. ocean mail steamers at the
mouth of Oronoco and Amazon rivers,
and such other points as shall be
agreed upon, between the Postmaster
General of the United States, and the
p~ostoffice departments of the South
American republics, where outlet is
on the Atlantic Ocean, and connec-
tons with railroads at such points
on the East Coast of South America
on such schedule time for connections
as may be agreed upon by the Post
masters General of the U. S.
One of the purposes of this mail
line is to establish for North Caro-
lima a rate-basing port that will stop
a $15,q00,000 a year excessive freight
rates charged to North Carolina
consumers, that are shipping over
800, 900 the decade of commerce
into the State for home consumption
and manufacturing from other States
in the Nation, which discrimination
prevails because North Carolina has
kto rate-basng port, and can only
secure one by the cooperation of the
Government with the State of North
Carolina, and Tennessee, and the
great States of the Middle West and
the south, by Government contrac-
tural ocean and railway mail contracts
.-
from the North Carolina ports, South
American and foreign ports.
AND WHEREAS. these mail-lines
have been asked for at the hands of
Congress in the form. of a joint res
olution unanimously adopted by the
Legislatures of the States of NORTH
Carolina, Tennessee. and Florida, and
under commission issued by those
States to othe States named in
the joint resolution, to cooper
ate with them, and whereas,
jointly States carrying over 100000
600 population, and paying over
$30O,O00,O00 the decade in direct I'M
ternal revenue for the support of
the National Government.
AND WHEREAS, the States en-
bodied in the joint resolution that
will be directly benefited by this
mail-line from Wilmington and South
port, North Carolina, and the open
ing up thereby of a rate-basing port,
and putting in commission a U. S.
mail-line from Wilmington and South
port, North Carolina, to the East
Coast of South America, are States
carrying over 100000 population,
and T paying Is per cent of the
total income for the support of the
National Government, that are ask
ing for this mail-line.
THEREFORE, be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the United States of America, in
Congress assembled
Section 1. That the Postmaster
General of the United States, be di-
rected to advertise for bids, for the
best class of steamships, that viii
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Wilmington and Southport, North
Carolina to the East Coast of South
America, to promote American com
merce, and to supply the Navy with
coal at Southport Harbor, that can
float the Navy south of the dangers
Of Cape Hatterass, and on a direct
line to the East Coast of South Amer
lea, from the Tennessee coal fields,
and the center of American popula-
ion, that will save the U. S. Navy
over $1,000 600 per mum on coal,
and save the people Of North Caro-
lima over 100000 per annum on
coal.
And aid in the establishment for
North Carolina a rate-basing port,
that will stop a $15,OOO,OO0 a year
excessive freight rates charged in
North Carolina, that is shipping
$500, 100000 the decade Of commerce
for Home consumption and Manufact-
ruring products into North Carolina
from her neighbor states, which can
only be accomplished by the cooper
| alton of the Government with the
State of North Carolina and Ten
nessee, to secure a railway line I'M
der state and Government -contrac-
tural cooperation from the Tennes-
see coal fields to Southport, North
Carolina.
AND WHEREAS, these improve
ments have been asked for at the
hands of Congress, in the form of a
joint resolution, unanimously adopt
ed by the Legislature of the States
of North Carolint, Tennessee, and
Florida, and from them by commits
sion to other States jointly with
them, carrying over 100000 popula-
ton, and paying over $500, 900, 600
the decade in direct internal revenue
for the support of the National Gov
1 eminent.
AND WHEREAS, the. States en-
bodied in the joint resolution that
will be directly benefited by this
Naval Coaling Station at Southport,
North Carolina, and the opening of a
rate-basing port, and the putting on
a U. S. ocean mail-line from Will
mingtoD and Southport, North Car
DINA to the East coast of South
America, carry a population of over
100000 people, and are paying Is
per cent of the total income for the
support of Nation, are asking for
this coaling station, and are entitled
to these improvements
THEREFORE, be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
O1 Tie OLACS0 OI6ScS u 1u4CAAS11 IA
| Congress assembled.
Section 1. That the Secretary OF
the Navy cooperating with the Sec
rotary of War, be, and is hereby di-
rected on the passage and ratifica-
ton of this act, and its approval by
the President, and a report by the
Secretary of the Navy, and the Sec
rotary of War, made by the chief en-
gineer of the War Department of the
costs of the construction to the Pres
ident of the United States, of a coal
ing station at Southport, North Car
DINA, capable of storing 1,O00,O0O
tons of coal with suitable equip
ment, and docks to load the coal
bunkers in any of the ships of the
Navy with the latest modern appli-
ances.
Section II. That on approval OF
such plans and cost by the President
of the United States, that from any
money provided for the maintenance
and support of the Army and Navy,
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WILL BURN

Statistics show that every week ten
school buildings are destroyed by fire
in the United States. The CollinWood
fire with all it's horrors may be re-
peated any day, so little the lessons
taught by that fire have been needed.
Yet automatic sprinklers installed in
school buildings would practically rem
der such a catastrophe non-existent.
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shall be deemed available, and subject
under the direction of the Secretary
of the Navy for the immediate begin
ming of the construction of the said
Navy Coaling Station as rapidly as
is consistent and conservative in cost
of constructor. 4
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Srieffafen.

Charlotte, 81. 6. - Was iiter
bic @reusl in 4rmenitn seiagt ipirb,
ltammt aus aIItirten Auellsn. gsenn
in Dem betrsffenben slrtiteI SeutfSe
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in Der probritifhtn prefTe Isien, o5s
iDobl feftftebenb III, bab ben 9elsisr
bamtt eine Wobltbot ertpisIsn tpiro.
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3eati&e Qriegssefamgsae.
Sbre Gage in TnhlanS 1T absranc
traurig.

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Die Grubcruns pun yudar.it.

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bic ben beuti9en 9erbiinOetsn aus Der
Groberung DON 9u4areit erpa4isn
ilno. 10 tIiHst oas fait pie cine usbsrs
tretbuns, aber es ldbt iid aQes auf
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MEN unterbra4 Die miIitdrii6e 2inie
pOn Seiterreia na4 9ulgarien. Eie
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pout9 9e9en Tumanten bin get6ltt,
bob es ii6 nit OoIsr &ruFt 9sqen Nlos
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pm anoertbal6 Willionen Wann borts
bin 81 ihiden. Sas 1T dber Bios eire
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felt IN.
Ri6ten mir ben Bid mad Iorb.
often, na6 Der Wot' III bin, 70 t6nren
bic Oeutihen gerbiinbeten nunmshr
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Die inOnitrielle Gage in
9eutidlanb.

Die 6inefiI6s Mauer, nit iptl6sr
gnglaro Deuii6lonb bur6 cine 9los'
dane gu umgsben Derfu6t, bat bsrDslt
nitt ben Ginblid in bic tpirili9 bort
beite6enpen 8erbdltniiIs rertpebrt. Q6=
qeisbsn babOn, bab bic Jpiidel
0euti6lanD unb ben Der. Stnater
beits5enoe ordbtlois ger6inouna eine
grObs eide in bas Mnuerusrt ssrifs
len bat, gelangen nu6 ouf aubereo
DsgsH geniigsRb aablreide gsridte
5rsrber, nm BEN publitum Elm 5isms
lid Acknowledgements Bib DON Der
Gage Der 9inss i'm Oeutiden Reid:
gu se6sn. GsIbIt bic DON unpnbrbeis
ten, GntIteaungen unb uebntreibun.
gen itroBeuben S9iIbsrunssn mann
liher unb peibIider 9eri9srfidtter.
benen in 8sutIhlanb gu DertpsiIen ge-
ftattst tpirb, pGbrsnb re aus ben al
liirtsr adnbern unter oleifen llmiidn-
bep spsifsII0s boIo aussepieisa piirs
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NobaI &rcaanm.
lie Deientiidl erb5atsn Raten miro
pisle aus benz GrSen trsiben.

9ie WitaIieber oes 9inpal slreamirn
rladem oieieIben eifabrungen, mi.
iie Die Blitglieoer anberer, ldngft p,ri
Ter gilSflade peridppinoener Seriidlc.
rhnesorben id,on binier iif hnben. Gir
reientlid erbobten @eriiderugsrltsil
miro sitr aolse baben, bob piele
Der dItcren Wiitglieber, Die iiir @e5aij.
lung oieisr boberen 9faten nidt iin.
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s3.60000G @efidle-img. Gie @c.
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Cbio. beren gerfiferiiila fia onf rimb
SIS, 100000 beldafit. 3ehn ssro5ent
Der Gincinnatier giitglieScr hn6en
Dem Croen bereitS ben @iifen sefebrt
unb bieIe ar,bere iperoen obne 8ipeifeI
folgel
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geamtenipabl Der qaaI,s.

Die Cincinnati a.ri. Ro. 142 be,
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emil ssiek g,Ortrass.Abtuoe
Der fearise Rebuer ipridli fOmmcn.
ben SGuritas mno S0nntag.
WlOriers on orr

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8euifdsn 5ag geisaidnft iiber b't
ptIibiitoriite gebeutuns bes arisa.s
unb om Sonntag a6snb in Der
Central 5urnbaIle iibsr .probibition
unb Gstpsrii6afien-, Ionic iibsr
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Disis Dorirdss finb frsi unb bas
publitum in 5u benisIbeu einssIabsn
5err aieb in beuie elmer Der bsiien.
tpeHn niht Der bette beuti9e Bolts
rebnr bier In amsrita. 4ls So,ip.
Iref. urb aIs Manu. Der fir grsib.it
rnb M,uibenrnhie eintriti, bat bers
feIbe unter dnoerem duh bic probibir
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bition ouf unier ean3es Sefeuiddfts'
lebsn bat, ipeSitn abr peIf<r Saa'
ben Der getpertf4afisbetpeguns ba
rciis .rtpGhft.
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notwithstanding, beren 3ped uHb
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ter, uHb gar mandxs i6nnen bic 4r.
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iden, gang ipssttu bic beutffen 9tr
better unb Grbeiierinntn eiuasIaben.
biein 9Oriras BON Ssrrn aieb an5u
born.
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aiitrOnOmiidJe @eieaid,ait.

Die glitroncmiidje @eieaIhait
fommt am 5reitng slbenb IN gphe..
itonc Saa bes Chic Iehanics Sniti.
tuts Bur monatlid)en Sisuns 5nlam.
men. !Serr sSohn q. 9erina, Elm ghr.
perfrieeDeteran. piro erIabIen, mi,
er mdbrenn Der arieesjabre 1u aiir9.
aomiihen giiioien Deranlnbt fplroe
sIiiberbem ipirb iiber nie in Smartb.
more genn., itnttsebnbte sobrrsser.
ianinIius Der aitroHcmiit,en @eiea
IGnft bon Gulerifa 4erid,t erIioitrt
perbcn
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