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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
Farmers Union Meeting Nov. 141s.

The annual convention of the North
Carolina Farmers Union will be held
in Winston-Salem on November 14-15,
the dates originally announced The
change is made on account Of the fact
that the state congress of the Daugh.
tiers Of the American Revolution will
be in session in Winston-Salem on
November 8, and the hotels OF tie
city will be unable to accommodate
both conventions at the same time
The farmers will therefore meet on
the dates originally set.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
s24 Lives Lost In Fire.

Insurance Commissioner Young
says: "In calling attention to my ex-
hfbit at the State Fair I was very
much surprised at the number of peo-
pie who told me OF the death by fire
Of their children. Why is it so hard
to make our people realize the great
loss Of life and property in this State
each year? In this way 324 lost their
lives last year. These are the sta
tistfcs given by the BOARD Of Health.
These lives and $4,000. 900 of property
arc lost each year, and yet two-thirds
ts DHeventable with ordinary care"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
The a,,rolaTa Profit.

Householder give you my WIZ
three seventy-fve is all have III '''
house. ao.
Burglar-Well, sayi when &c rrs
ure me time an me tools, no" 49,,
expect me to make any profit At '"'
rate life.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
What He Left Out.

''This curbStone orator says he had
the crowd going"
HE didn't complete his sentence
He should have added another word
after going"
'And what word is thatT'
"'Away.'"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
World Politics.

someone told me you were our Of
politics."
"I'm like a number of other men
in political life" replied Senator
Sorghum. "I'm here; but events have
made politics such an enormous prop.
OsitiOn that l am scarcely dlscernlbIe."
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
|OR. D. \. ROLSTONIS
SYNOD MODERATOR
Or. WELLS RESPONSE TO HER.
BERT HoovER's REQUEST
IS APPROVED.
MEET IN RALEIGH IN 1918
Red Springs Loses in Contest for Next
Meeting-Much Progressive
Work Reported.

Fayetteville.-Ra1eigh was selected
as next years meeting place of the
North Carolina Presbyterian synod
by vote that indicated large ma
iority over Red Springs until the vote
was made unanimous, when DR.. c. G
Vardell, who invited the synod to Red
when he saw Raleigh would win. State
Treasurer B. r. Lacy invited the body
to Raleigh, seconded by Dr. w. Nice
White and DIR. A. A. McGeachy.
The date Of the meeting will be
left to the selection OF the moderator,
stated clerk and the minister of the
First church of Raleigh, and will be
governed by the date of the state fair.
The synod finished up it's work at the
night session and adjourned
DR.. D. H. Rolston. of the First Pres,
byterian church Of Charlotte, was
elected by reclamation moderator OF
the Synod of North Carolina in its
104th annual session which began
here today. He succeeds Rev. DR.. J.
N. H. Summerell, of New Bern.
The synod placed itself on record as
endorsing the action OF DR.. J. M.
Wells, as moderator Of the general as
sembly, in appointing committees in
each synod to cooperate with the ma.
tional government in the food con.
servation campaign.
DR.. A. d. Mcclure and Or. C. E.
Raynall, having been appointed a
committee to sustain this action, In
trOduced a resolution endorsing DR.
Wells program, which was adopted
There was no opposi-
ton ON the floor, although one dele.
gate made inquiry as to the method of
procedure.
The synod listened to an interesting
talk by DR.. w. T. Elmore, OF Hamil-
work at Camp Greene, Charlotte.
After DR.. Wells had stated to the
synod his position on church coop
Grafton in the food conservation pro-
gram and a discussion of the ques.
ton, Rev. w. s. Goodman presented
the report on Sunday school extern
sion work. Mr.. C0odman's report
showed % new Sunday schools enroll
ed in the work during the year, max
ng total Of 489 for the synod. Fay
presbytery leading with 131. |
The sum OF $40 900 was contributed to |
he Sunday school extension fund by |
LIS schools. The report stated that |
S48, 900 was needed for next year. !
Dr.. A. D. Mcclure, OF Wilmington. dis. |
;ussed the report, holding up the First
church of Fayetteville as splendid
of Sunday school extension.
his congregation having greater
lumber Of mission schools than any
'ther church in the synod
DR.. r. C. Anderson, agent of the
Montreal association, discussed the az
airs OF Montreal, reporting 10000
'isitors during the past summer,
MODEL community of $50 homes, a
formal school for girls without means
f securing an education, utilizing as.
emily buildings.
The report on the Barium Springs
rphanage was made by DR.. H. G.
I'LL, president of the board Of regents.
he orphanage supports 231 children.
)r. Hill reported an increase of $4,000
n the endowment fund;eand that insti-
ution has balance Of $440 on hand,
espite the increased cost of mainte-
ance.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
Sale Of Wine Legal.

Sale OF wine Legal.
The supreme court again upheld the
legality of the sale Of domestic wine
in quantities not less than 21h GALLONS,
in sealed packages or Grated, on the
premises where It was manufactured.
The question came to the court in
two cases-State VS.. J. ~. Hicks and
State vs. M. J. Jeffreys-and one opin-
ion, written for the court by Associate
Justice Brown, was made to cover the
entire situation.
According to the facts in the case,
the defendants purchased from one
Michael, in Orange county. 2h salons
of grape wine each, IN scaled jugs,
the purchase and delivery taking
place on the premises Of the said
Michael.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
Palms the Walters Have.

I'm sure / don't know why they
call this hotel the Palms. Do you,
I've never seen a palm anywhere near
the placer"
you'll see them before you 60. It's
a pleasant little surprise the walters
keep for the guests on the last day Of
their stay"-LondOn Tit-Bits.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
A New Idea.

"What did Mrs. COmeup have to say
about their plans?"
''She says they are going to build
themselves q barcarOle In the So
perbs."
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
Cause Of ERUPTION.

Vera Vampire-The valcaho
I'D something awful last might ~
Bessie Brimstone-Can you Dian tba
We threw a food Spectator dow" "
erater.-CartoOnS Magazine.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
His Position.

"T've traded some worthless stock
for a Mexican farm"
"Seen 1t yet?"
"NOpe, and / don't want to see It,
I'm happy now in the belief that /
couldn't have lost anything and may
have gained"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
Busy.

Mrs. Wickson-Did you attend the
Mothers congress?
Mrs. DickSOn--NO. had to stay q!
home and look after the children.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08

Miss Footlight-What do you "' ts1.
by sayin' I amt competent t. Ill ~"
part? All the critics speak CT me 10 .
finished actress.
Manager GrOute-DO you d0uD'
all? can see your finish nov.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
UnWiSA.

Your right to blow your horn may hA
A fact beyond dispute;
But it's not wise, to say the least
To go upon q toot.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-08
Women Told Of Club work.

Women Told OF Club work.
Special from WinstUn-Sa1em.-F'o
loving business session the Nortt
Carolina Council of Noman's FEEDER
ated Clubs, after planning for the
work for the next six months, adjourn
J ed to meet in Raleigh next May.
I One Of the most Interesting features
of the council meeting was the address
| of Mrs. Jane .McKimmOn, who spoke
| concerning the ways in which the
clubs of the state can help the food
| administration in its work.
She stated that the aim Of Henry A.
! Page, state food administrator, and
the county administrators, is not to cut
down supplies, but rather utilize what
is now being wased Of the most desir-
able foods that are needed by the SOL
diers abroad. Attention was called to
the substitution of corn meal for
-four, and the fact reeerred to that
wheat bread was the chief article OF
food in both France and England, and
that it was especially important that
the soldiers have plenty. Substitutes
for meat, sugar and other things were
discussed.
Mrs. McKimmon urged the club wo-
men to adopt the program outlined by
the department at Washington for the
conservation Of food, and referred to
the splendid cooperation the county
demonstrators were giving to the
work. In referring to the work of the
canning clubs the fact was made
known that over 100000 cans Of food
had been put up this year in the state.
community cannery pro-
duced 10 900 cans. Gastonia girls can
successfully operated canneries at two !
mills and at the high school building, |
and also did great work among the |
colored people.
Asheville, Greensboro, Winston-Sa,
lem will be organized in the state
demonstration work together with 9TH
ed cities in the state on the same plan
IS the county organizations.
Form Of Pledge Card.
The pledge card which each house
wife in the State is asked to sign this
week is simple, imposing no onerous
IT impossible obligation upon the
igner. 1t reads as follows:
To the Food Administrators:
II am glad to join you in the service
t food conservation for our nation
nd I hereby accept membership in
he United States Food Administra.
ion. pledging myself to carry out the
irectiOns and advice of the Food Ad-
in my home, in so far as
~ circumstances permit
Nd"o .."...... ....'......s.. J
Street or r. F. D. No minimum.
City. ............. State. ........
There are no fees or dues to be
aid. The Food Administration
'ishes to have as members all. of
lose actually handling food in the
ONE"
The home instruction card, which =
ontains in a nutshell the suggestions
nd advice of the Food Administra-
on, with clear and succinct explain
lion Of the Wherefore" will be pre- :
ented to every housewife, even to
lose who do not sign the pledge :
lrds. Those who do sign the pledge =
Lrds will be entitled to receive also a =
embership card in the Food Admir-
tratiOu
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23

mol togiera del giorno, il freodu
avello
Non Scniudera lie porte
Ristrette e taciturne ale sue frah
SpogGe, a te il suo penSier spleghera
l'ah,
b tecO 81 DORA il Suo cor che langue
Di questa mel dolor raminga vita.
Salve, o terra alma! Salve al tuoi
figliuoli
Che offrono ala gran madre il glovin
sangue,
Per vendicar di IrentO Trieste
Suoh
Del tue Cluenzio lardita,
Finche del barbara non STA del tutto
II furore distrutto,
In eSSi e intreplda virtu riviva;
Sfidin II morte impavidi, slccome
Sfidolla il Telesin, d"ltalia" il nome
Di redenZione NJ secoli venturi
SimbOlo fiamma diva,
Gridando mel cader col sen trafltto
Da cento ingorde spade,
D'Antenne presSo i murl.
Z del tuo nome, o Italia, del diritto
Che da belve straniere
Son conCulcatI sin da priSca etade,
Ut an NtLNG NtAAEtAd 4N A-AG SNll4NAN
.Strenue, e, con imperterrltO coraggio
InteSSeranno II serto tuo di gloria,
Di Santo esulta orgogliol
Nerra, verra della final vittoria
A illuminarti il raggio
Giustizia, un giorno, all'aureo tuo gran
sOgliO
Con liberia risplendera divina.
( allor che al gran banchetto
Dele nazion civil
T'assiderai regina,
GiOia virtu. sicCome fiori aulenti,
Tt olezzeran mel petto,
f sacri tuoi color, non piu servili,
Festivi e belli garrirannO al venti.
Pardo Di PaOlO
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23
PicCOla FOsta

l. B. City - 81. Anche moi pensia-
mo che dovette essere l'avvocato E. A.
a parlare, megio rivelare parti-
colari di un certo segreto professiona-
I le. Crediamo pero che Pavovcato sia
state onesto fino al punto pero di dire
che moi avemmo pienamente ragione
nella controversial, giacche essa fu ri
soluta col licenziamento g l'arresto di
un agente disonesto che, nj base a ri
cevute false di cui l'avvocato prese vi.
stone, pretendeva di aver date move
machine invece di sci. Lasciate, la
sciate che cantino rospi del pantano
ad ogni calar di sera; moi siamo abb
tuati ad aspettare sempre la luce del
giorno per r-a-g-i-o-n-a-r-e da uomini
retti
V. ALCIBIADE, City. - III aspect
tammo lunedi scorso in ufficio fino ad
ora tarda della sera; perche non veni.
sti?. Ricevuto abbonamento e tante
grazie.
S. ACRI, Mechanisburg, Pa. - Ri.
cevuto ammontare abbonamento mil
le grazie; cercate di farci una lista di
nuovi possibii abbonati. Abbiamo spe.
dit numeri richiestici Salutl.
X. - In mezzo a tanto scatenar di
polemica, ci siamo completamente di-
menticati di te. Che fai? Che pensi?
Perche non ii fai viva con qualche ri
ga. Vorremmo, avremmo piacere di
sentirti un. pochino, Saluti.
RAG. A. CARUSO, City - Dove
diavolo ii sci andato a ficcare? Per.
che non ii sci piu visto?. E. vero
che dai tuoi discorsi ci 81 capisce piu
prima che dopo; ma ad ogni modo moi
non ii abbiamo dimenticato. Sci sem.
pre- il nostro segretario ad "honorem'
peraltro. Saluti.
F. REALE, City 90 Hai visto come
e facile ad impennarsi Angelo Curf?
Che vuoi q. E. quistione di debolezza
renale. Perche non gil indichi'un buon
medico pc raj cura del male che 10 af
fligge.. CT aveva dato del "meschinis.
simo"; che c'entra il "sessantaquat-
tresimo"? 81 vede proprio che 81 ha
proprio sempre voglia di fare abuse di
aggettivi tanto per. far vedere che
81 studiarono nei corsi universitari.
saluti.
L. B., City - 81 mentre il povero
marito riposava entro il fresco .di una
bara non ancora useita dal tetto nuzia-
le, quel grande. miserable flu capace
.di costringere la vedovella allegro a
baciare con le spalle il marmo della
sua tipografia. E poi 81 viene a par
lare di moralita a riguardo di altri.
All quanto e schifoso il monde a que
sto monde.
Giovanni Di SilvestrO - Abb
biamo saputo che val baciando
tutti tuoi nemici di ieri. Bravo!
.Da moi pero non sci venuto; trat-
tandosi di fare una pace genera
lie, accetteremmo da te, piuttosto
che un falso bacio un--- belPavvi-
so.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23
LA F0T0GRAFIA DEL
PENSIERt

Recentemente 10 scienziato
francese Darget, gia noto per al
tri Important studi, ha presen-
tato alrAccademia dele science
di Parigi una notevolissima sua
communication circa la possibilita
di registrare con la fotografia lie
immagini mental.
Postosi questo problema il
Darget, 81 e chiesto cioe Sc, pen
sando intensamente a un ogget-
to, 81 poteva poi, in particular
condizioni, ottenerne pimmagine
su una lastra fotografica. Secon-
do giornali, egli avrebbe quindi
fatto Pesperimento cosi: Messo-
81 in una camera oscura, 10 scien-
ziato ha incominciato a pensare
ad una bottiglia, mel tempo stes-
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23

sto! Ma questo CT conforta per la
concluSione che, e a credere, sa-
ra veridica come tutto il reStO.
Ascoltate: "NumeroSi popoi 81
troveranno impegnati nella ter
ribile lotta, ma infine trionfera
la giustizia prepotenti saran-
no sconfitt. E Fimmane conteSa
durera. sino all'anno 1917, mel
uuale ceSsera con la Sconfitta del
prepotent e con rintervento del
Gran Pastore (frate Maurizio
chiama cosi il Papa che 81 fara
banditore di pace, riportera la
concordia ira popoi, e inaugu-
rera una nuova era di giuStizia e
di pace
Sc l'inaugurera, proprio il Pa
pa - questera novella - non
sappiamo ed e lecito penSare che
IN frate 81 Sia laSciato un po'
prendere Ia mano dalla sua qua
Iita di religioso. Comunque e il
case di rispondere tote corde':
Amen.
|. TTrSini
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23
AVVISO

La SignOra Maria De Laurentis, ved De An
tOnis, mel dare PannunziO della mOrte del marltO
Giuseppe De AntOnis tutti Clienti delPAgenzIa
del Gran SasSO 1904 Christian ST., 81 pregia cOmu-
nicare che PufficiO istessO Seguitera rimanere
apertO al pubblcO soto la sua persOnale direzlO-
ne. Per cui OgnunO pOtra dipendervi come per il
passato per il disbrigO di Ogni qualsiasi affare
inerente a spediziOne di mOneta, bigletti dimbar-
co, atti nOtarili ecc.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23

acdo 1velatoe cu & stmonanze serssme su queS
neva Ia punta dele dta Dooo straodina experiment. oeS
ouaIche minute Ia botga era natl probabmente ad indzza
rnodoa su astra fotogra cammno della scienza verso
ca Il Darget ha presentato te- conquiste
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-23

DNwT. G. POLISTINA
Visite @ Consultation presso
h Flrmaria Regina d'Italia"
n, w. Cor. 10th & Federal SITS.
FHILA., PA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-26
aearbeit,t baben, umqeiprunasu iinb.

searbeitst baben, umseiprungen fnb.
Was aber na9 unb na9 burhses
fidert 1T, fpirb fir bic beutIts Mssis>
runs seniissnben Srunb .seben I'M
cine Heorsaniiiruns Der beutIden Waf-
iionen i'm 9luslanbe pDr5unebmen,
nit bem 2pIilnssport: Stein beuts
f9er MiiIionar rne1r fir britiits
2dnbsr, tsin beutIdes MiTionsgelb
mebr fir britifde MiFionsfeIber".
llnb bic behti6en MiTionsanitalten
lperbsn, 70 fbmerslid linen oas 9lufs
geben alter, treusepflester glrbdtsfels
Der iein mag, aus Selbitadtuns iih
3uriidsisbsn miifen aus allen 2dns
bern, in ipsl4en cine fosenannte
ariItliGe Resierung fdlimmer als
bic SeiSsn sesen aIIe 9riltliden nil
iionen perse1t. Wifen iis bod, bab
Der sr0bte Dliiiionar aller @olter uno
Soften, Der Gpoitel paulus, ibr Be ties
8orbilb, aud ben Gtaub BON feinen
Giiben i6iittelte, no feine @rbelt bon
Der Sbristeit betGmpft ipurbe.
Rein SertId gmeritaner afer
iclte iif psrleitsn laiIen, fernerbin
feline Spfergaben fir MiTionen in
engIiIden adnbern gu se6en, pielme9r
Tpllten 'ie iebsn Gent, ben lie opIern
tonnen unb ipolleu, fir bic Dsiter'
fiibruns unb ben Misberaufbau beuts
Ider Miifipnsn in beuti6en unb
beutfdfreunpIiaen aGnbern freupis
hprnphpu
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Ter, 5rau gnoreip Gbriiimion, glc.
513 Git Mdrrei ape., ans 6em Se.
ben nnO 5iuar III iein gob 8erIesiiH.
gen Busiiifreiben, bic er am 8. Suni
uorisen Sabres IN iefnem Suben er.
Iitt, als er BON einem guridleN
iiberiouen pilr6e, ben er befrein6et
bate. Ter geritorbene lpurbe ON 25
WarB 1910 in Berlin gebureH uno
tpnnberte i'm Sabre 1872 nndl anIe.
rita ans. SH iriiberen ssobren Be.
trieb er on Der 9ritten yno Wiarfet.
itrabe eineH SutInoen, dber felt 80,
sSdhreu beirieb er elm aiirId,ner. lru0
3ariSeruIiit.@eihGit go. 222 Glib
groofitrabe. SIN borigen Ssiuli be.
fnuo er fid eires 1aGes oIIein I'M
@eidlifte, aIs Elm @ettler ben Sabm
betrat lmo ein aImoieu erbieii Sim
oarauiiolsenocn .5nae fam oerIelbc
RaHu lpieber, bod mar iein @eneh,
men Elm oerartiaes, onb es aniiob
erreBte mo SGone ion ans Dem
Sofale mics. Ter Bnridle aber fiiirsir
iid aiif ben olien wlonn iino i6lM9
i'm uie6er. SpGter ,puroe er bon ei.
mem Sqbenm1bd1en beiplibtIos nufne.
funoen. 1ar brnd,te i'm sur Belt
nntl bem Siafoniiien SoipitaI, mo-
er inebrre Sdae Spii6en Zoo Mn0
Seben idApebte. 9roboen erholie cr
tif nieber iofDeit, odb er ndt snilic
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lid. BUR Belt bcS lleberfaIg lplroc
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sinbeuifens @.rinmmlunp BON Nsrs
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riGtuns tiHsg 9ntmnls fiir ben aIis.
atrhnupimdnn gSlde, bn InrmfaS!
gSldts jtsie rGnrniion, feline mil.
tdrifts 6eimaib Dor BEN ariea az.
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tompasni. bss stl,arapbentaia,nous
3 on. nit Der tr 1913 ron acblsu,
nod Gnrmfiobi fam. aubwbi.nFlih
biIotts es iih In Dnriniiabt aud, nsc5
an Der ssGHiittn SrfT4ul. Mir
nus; fsrntr nabm er In TarmIiuo,
bsrsits bic Gsltpenbsii pnbr. Ftl nit
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den. Jn Der 9,rfammIlns iprdt.n
II. a. ObsrbiifasrmtiItsr GjIdEini.
giiresrmtilter MiiLir unb btr ,ufSr.
Iis In Ddrmiiabt anipti.nbs frifr,
aompngniedxf BSld.a Sci ben nun.
fern. enuptmnnn Hagsl. glan s..
IDIOT siniiimmia, aIiboib an ben
Dznf,zaliRlai tararuutysss1
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Wrlanat - @eibIidl.

Siinoer, ein biibid,er iehsiGbriger
Sunge, Oeiien @ater, roie 5rmlSroofs
perii6erte, Elm Bum 1T unb oeiieu
SHUTTER anaeblid] fir mebrere Mlona.
is itine goarb filr ibn bt;ablt bate,
tmiroe in Der g.af,t, IN welher bic
9ba5Dia itattfalrb, fir $50 all 9etctii.
be Glart irib SRI. Selen Rienefer
perfauit, bic iih OILS ebepaar ausga.
ben, Inn ge.peismaterial gegen 5rali
groofs su erIangen. @ie Der 9etetii.
be unb Die @eridIterltafterin i'm San.
ie Notwithstanding nit oer6rai
eriiibreri. mndte es lid oieie 5nr 3srn.
ris. bel Der annnbme pon siinoern fei.
ne Sraeen ,u iiellen rrb lid, aud bei
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