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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-12
RoCHAMBEAU TO ARM.
Government of U. s. Gives Permission
to the French Liner.

WASHINGTON, March 12-Permis-
sion for clearance of the French liner
Rochamhcau from New York, the first
bclligerent merchantmen to arrive in an
American harbor with guns mounted
fore as well as aft was today granted
by the state department, which ruled
that the Rochambeau as passenger
carrying vessel plying usual routes was
peaccable merchantmen entitled Ia
take adequate precaation against lille
gal acts.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-12
10 Odd Fellows Temple

Monday evening, March l. lmpor.
taut real estate matter 90 be considered.
Tuesday, March ~, 80 p. m.-ReS-
ular meeting of Dennis Rebckah lodge.
Wednesday evening, March H. Mill
tarv whist. Tickets - cents. All are
tyrlPoiup
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-12
TRUCKMEN ALSO BOW
TO OLD Hi COST
Will Charge S6 Day, Nine Hours,
Hereafter, Increase of 81 Day,
and rs Gents an Hour.

Owing to the increased cost Of horse
feed, harness, repair work and labor,
the teamsters and truckmen of Brattle-
boro feel obliged to raise their prices
and have signed an agreement that
hereafter they will charge SO for a
day of nine hours, and 10 cents an
hour for broken time. They have been
charging So day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-12
Red Mems Hall

There will be rehearsal Of the
Adoption degree Monday, March II, at
80 y. M. Would like to have all the
brothers interested in the Red Men S
choir to be present ut =. M, Monday,
March L.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-12
THE WEATHER.
Fair and Somewhat Colder Tonight
Tuesday Fair-Northerly Winds.

WASHINGTON. March -. - The
weather forecast: Fair and somewhat
colder tonight. Tuesday fair. Moder-
atc to fresh northwest to north winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-12
RUPTURE WITH GERMANY.
Chinese House of Representatives Said
to Approve Policy.

LONDON, March y. = A Peking
despatch to Reuters says that the house
of representatives at secret session
approved the government diplomatic
policy, including a rupture with Ger
many.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-12

Probably moro young people would
embark upon the tempestuous sea of
matrimony if parents would lift the
blockade.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-12

Torn carpets are always ready tt
trip the light fantastic toe.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-12
First Baptist Church

Monday, March l., p. m Boy Scout
meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-20

1915. PlckerIagtaa. 0afs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-09

Commencing Thursday at 2 p. and continuing
every day thereafter lviU sell at auction big
stock the best and finest Diamonds JeLUeiJ Silver
LUare Watches, etc, to the highest bidders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-09

There lOU be no goods sold at this time but lDU
gladly holD you ground and make reservations of any
articles you hare in mind purchasing at auction.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
pOu,FPMAKERs AGAIN WIN.

The Ii. and H. Boilermakers defeated
the Shipyard in a one-sided game yes
terday. Joe Boy Briscoe had an easy
time with his opponents, having thir-
teen strike0uts and allowing only three
scratch hits. The Boilermakers have
one more game to play with the Car
shop 10 decide the championship OF the
second half. The Boilermakers won the
first half without losing q game. u
the Boiler Shop wins, on Monday night
they will be champs of the II. and H.
Twilight League. If they lose there
will be a series Of seven gFnes 90 de
eide the championship. Cash prizes will
be awarded to the winners Of the league
Score by innings;
Boilermakers ..O24l OOx-7
Chi, Vord OOl 400 0-i 3 .
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
new owners FOR
CITY REAL ESTATE

Tho following property transfers
have been recorded ot the Cty Registry
Bureau since Tuesday.
Charles Hoelle 20 AgoHtino Fortunate,
on the west side of Scott street, lb2 rect
north Of Lancaster avoEue. $3.50.
John Mclean Beatson, Jr., 70 John
Mclean Beatson. four lots on the south
side OF Fifteenth street, 100 feet east
Of Heald street, SIS.
William Jacobs and wife 90 Mary
Elizabeth Clark, on the east side Of
French street. "a feet 6 inches north oi
Sixth street, So 500.
Model House lSlilding Company 20 the
Almond Company, three lots on the
northeast side Of Nandevor avenue, lOt
feet southeast Of Claymont street
S5A0O.
Henry r. Spruanee and wife 70 the
Almond Company, two lots ON the
northeast side of Vandeyer avenue Ok
feet southeast OF Claymont street
50 $50.
Frank J. Lesld 70 John j. Niles
southeast corner Of Rodney and Beacl
streets, SO 400
Ralph H. Swarts 30 Florence NJ Hart
No. Si5 West Twenty-second street
s4AoO.
Walter s. Smith tow Guy and Alic
/ r. Andrews northwest corner Twenty
/ ifth and Tatnan streets, s. 800.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
CITY Wants TO KNOW
Why WATER Was SCARCE

The Water Department having ad-
mitted that there was a shortage OF
water at the fire in South clayton
streets a. few nights ago, when the
home OF j. B. Niles was badly aaih-
aged. it is probable that the commits
sioners or City Council may order an
Investigation. The dividing line oe-
tween the high and low service pres
sure fire mains is in Broome street
and this caused some trouble IN the
water supRly. the district not being
thichiy built up but it is argued by
some officials that had the flremen al
tackled the b'azs differently tney
would have had no trouble in secur-
ing an adequate water supply.
Tho Water Dcrcrtment some time
ago furnished all the fire companies
with a framed plan Of the water DIS
tribution system of the entire city so
that the fiiemen might familiarze
themselves with the lines-Of pipe and
the plugs so that they would know
where they could get pressure and
where they could not.
q City Engineer HOopes and City
Council have considered the matter
together and Ct is understood the
watet board will order a formal in
vostigation. That there was short
age Of water is admitted, but wha
other contributing causes there MAJ
1--we been for the costly fire whici
couid so easily have been extin
guished with a slight loss remain 4
be revealed by an Investigation tina
may be made
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
IEwEs VlsIToRa-

special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEwns, Del, Aug. 25.-H. p. Mere
dith and fsmily Of Wilmington, have
rented the Victor Vane cottage on
I,ewes Beach for the month Of Aug
ust.
Tomatoes were selling yesterday az
Nassau for 66c per basket.
The Rev. J. II. Wainwright, who
was formerly pastor sof the l'ewes
friends here-Wilbur A. Lank Of
bridgeport, Conn, IS spending his va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter A. Lank-Charles /. White OF
New York City, Is visiting his par
ents-Frederlck Fields and wife OF
Philadelphia. are visiting friends ana
relatives here-Howard Joseph and
family, Of Austin, Tex, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin l.. Webb Nor
ris ]. Short, Of Philadelphia. Is visit
ing his uncle, Charles 5. Morris
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
Senior Gets PRACTICE
WORK IN DIET KITCHEN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Aug 25.-Miss Myrtle
steele, a senior In tho home econom-
ius department ct tho WOmen's Col
lege, has returned after two weeks
spent in practice work 10 the diet
kitchen OF the Philadelphia General
Hospital
Earl McMullen and Edgar McMul-
len recently took an automobile trip
to, Ocean City. Nd. Rehoboth, Sails
bury. Mi ford and other points.
Mrs. Harry Hayward and daughter
have returned from a visit TO Boston
and Northwood Narrows, n H.
Professor Mark L. Nichols, assistant
agronomist at Delaware College, was
called to his home On Ohio last woel,
to report TO tho local registration
board for examination
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
REAL EsTATE Ion sALE.

TOR sALE-DEsIRAnLE SENEN.hOoM
II house; good neighhorhood, $4,000.
Cau 95a7iy. auria.u.
DUNGALOW FOR SALE ROOMS AND
ID bath. hot water. running whteri price
$500. Apply IT, ID Long, Marion avenue
BeUefonto Del. aur11.ot.
Nrrw JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAINi 90
~ cash s2 monthly. huya two acres hnc
land. full prize fa9 fonly 9ln per Rcre
Vail. 1850 Broadway, New York City.
hug21Ift.
NOR sALE-HOUsE, 10 ROOMS. BATH
Il two porehes, gas and electric hNiures.
Al conditions bargain 90 quick buyer, Pos
session July %. Apply 1914 Warrington
street. iunci2iood.tt
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
@DEArI2ND
Q@INS. TX 30


The battles for big league batting
crowns are now nearly settled for this
yean
Averages published today show only
close battle for second place.
Rousch, Cincinnati, leads the Ma
tional League with .9is, thirty points
ahead OF Walter Cruise, st. Louis.
Cruise IS hitting .3is and Benny kauh
and Roger Hornsby are tied at .Sii for
third place. Groh. Cincinnati; Wilhoit
New York. T. Clarke, Cincinnati; Prem
dergast, Chicago; Zimmerman. New
York; Grlflth, Cincinnati; Reulher
Cincinnati are other 800 hbters.
Bader, Boston; Speaker, Cleveland
Ruth. Boston: Russell, Chicago' Rus
sell. New York; Chapman, Cleveland
/ BOale, Philadelphia; Harris, CLEVELAND
/ Veach, Detroit and Mclnnid, philadel
phla, follow Cobb i'm tho 300 class oI
the American League.
Benton, New York. leads the Ma
I tional League hurlers with twelve vic
tories and three defeats. klepfer, Clove
land, Is out ahead In the American
with eleven victories and three losses
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
AGED MAN SAVED 5 YEAR
old BOY FROM Drowning

Special 10 lHE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Aug. 25.-Bobert Lynch, g.
yesr-old son Of Arthur L. Lynch, fell
In the Lowes Rehoboth Canal yesterday
while playing along the wharf, and had
It not been for the timely arrival OF
David Coverdale. an aged man, who was
Grabbing along the canal, the boy would
have drowned. The lad was going down
for the third time when Mr.. Coverdale
pulled him out.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
800 NATHAN NUT CHOCOLATES ssl

Packed in one pound boxes. Each
box contains rich Maple and Vanilla
Creams with Walnuts. Filberts, Brazil
Nuts and Peanuts.
Special. 39c the pound
Danforth's Dependable Drugs, Mar
ket and Second Sts--Adv
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
G. ]. O'Keefe

d. A. Phone. 1881. No. s W. seventh 81.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
APARTMENTs ZOE RRNT.

BACHELOR APARTMENT. TWO ROOMS
ID and bath. Phone 5000. NO, 1914
Van Bureu ST. aug42'eod- i'm.
NEW APARTMENTS FOR RENT no.
~ 6Oa-11 Washington street. Apply J..
Howard Gordon, No. 9l5 Orange street
aug22-f.
A PARTArENT FOR RENT-Two ROOMS
~ and bath. telephone service. Two
squares from new city hail. j. herman. NO.
1900 Walnut ST.. aug-d'i 30.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
EoR sALR

FOR SALE
22il Tatnall. r. n, +. H.......ea.o0o
i7iO West "a. ~. II. H......s....l $4,000
15OG West r. B. -. lf............fl,au 200
~ W. gath H. B. u. m, rtonm, aN,tao
q W. goth. R. h. p. d. m W.. $4,000
iO5 W. gain o Il. 10. p. H....... $3.50
6Oa W. 2fn ST.. r. B. -. H..f.. $4,000
asSo soo }'T's5 e ss,l. 3 K H. FH....,... $685.
gaf pennett n S...........ef.OO 600
i07 ". Harrison. n "a. =, H.. tt hoe
1928 ". Third &c., n. h p,.s..tf tf2,b BOO
22a w itth, m r. h. z N....... te eNQ
i2o Iranklln, z 4. d ,t..-..s''''t ~ 'aoo .,',o
aaO n Harrison. r.. h. T.. h..t,.al 200
500 b. Rroome. R. D, p.,...s. $4,000
s2t Rroomo r. ID. ,. n...t .fat2'o
500 W. 0ist r. y, u, hi lot
NaNilu .ts.s+f st-sfst '.fft '.'f f-f''N
W. V. MONTGOMERY
NO. oio l.a ORANGE ST.
y. a A.. sac.
Evening journal., 1917-08-25
a. MARTAN NI-T CHOCOIATES IA

Packed in one pound boxes. Each
box contains rich Maple and Vanilla
Creams with Walnuts. Filberts, Brazil
Nuts and Peanuts.
Special, 39c the pound.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs. Mar
ket and Second Sts.-Adv.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08
Seto gun @lanben,

IS gibt feim Got! - 10 b6ret oil
n,a11 ia9en,
Sett, ba Bic @elt in ,pilbem Muf-
RUIZ itebt!
@ie f6nnt st ipnit in @mbe es ertra-
DAFT mas ST idnf 5erit6rt mirb unb
bergebt?
9af iie iid mprbsn ieine &reatmren
l1nb nad Gerntdtnng tire Stnne
iteb'n;
9ak iie permiitem blibenb 2an5 1tno
6lnren =
@ie f1nnt Elm @ott eelahen bieies
ieb'n?
Mfam lebrt ,tns bodb baf ST als @eiit
Ser Site,
Sod iiber 11ms aQma6tig malteno
tbrpnt!
9af ST sic @elt beidbiite ,tnb bebate,
MuS 2iebe 11ter Meniden einit &C.
mpbnt.
@ar1tm p1tr benn - mtr fDnnen es
nidt fai7en =
Gntsiebt @r jett Ser Meni9bett feline
@nl1?
SSH St. fie iett Ben T,trien iiber=
laiien
l1nb itrafer NUN, fir einit be9an9ene
Ghml0?
9u9 lei es audi = laRt b'rnm ntd]t
ab pom 8lambeu,
9af 1tns Elm @ott, Elm meiier @ater
lett.
2aft 11immer eud sic fromme Spff=
111t1g ra1tbent
9af im iein @eid bic Seele etnit cut
idnpebt.
Sm 8mde Sobs, ba f6mnet ibr es
leien
@ie er in idmerer Sribial crit e.
fannt,
9as @alte11 eimes g1ottlid boben
@eien,
@ie e. int 2eib Ben @eg 5,m S6D'
pier fano.
9urd Madt gum std,t 11nb burd bes
Gt1trmes @iitbeu,
9nr6 alien Streit in benz bic Welt
entbrannt,
ga fibrt ms bod s1tr &mbe 1mb
s1tm Srie6en
CHIT bieies @pttes giitia meiie 9anb.
@ie einitens Spb Sen @eg at Got
~geftnben
eSn Mutb 11nb &ranfbeit nnb TT btt'=
rent Qeib
@p finbet tim, in id,peren Sdidials=
it1rbett
Die Menidbeit a,td in bieier ernite1
Set.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

lerntet1" Mrbeiter, @el6 gu per6ienen.
@er ettpas auf 1i6 balt, 6arf nidt
beriaumen, iid Die &ermtnilie nn6
5ertigfeiten 5u %ertperben, 6mr@ oie er
Ii9 elmer 8erufsflaiie anglieoern
fattr.
Mebr uno mebr fat ii6 au6 sic
neber5eugung 8abn gebro6en, bob
oas 2eben Ser Ie6igen Srau gleid=
faIs Elm reideres un6 mertbpoueres
lei, tpenn es angefiiut lit nit 8erufs-
pfli9ten un6 8erufsfreu6en. 9ie
8efiir@tung, sos iunge Md66en,
tpeldes fir eine11 al1Berbausliden
8eruf er5ogen tper6e, Tonne 6a6ur6
leiner eigentliden mabren @eItim=
mung uls @attin un6 Meutter ent-
fremoet tperoen, bat Idngit Der @in=
ii@t 8lab gema6t, 6ab iid oieier Be-
thinning um 10 biel better nn6 boa=
ltdnoiger geniigen labt, ment1 iid Dos
iunge Md66en ouf ir%genoeinem &C.
bet ielbititan6ig betbatigt uno praf-
tii9e @rfabrungen geiammelt bot.
Gin 8ermf lit nidt tpie Ser anbere.
@s gibt idmerere ur6 leidtere, freie<
re un6 unfreiere. Mber ODE miro Elm
8ermf MIR 6anm, tpetm mir i'm ielbit
6a5m MAIDEN, tpenn tpir auBeritan0e
iin6, ibm &ei5e ab5ugetpinnen. SIR
be1 Sernitebeur6en 5eigt oft mani
der 8eruf ein eintontges 8il6, 6as
fir 6en, ser tpirfIib NIT INN ber-
trout lit, gar ni6t borban6en lit. Sour
tper 11nluitig un6 b%er6roiien on ieine
gerufsorbeit bermgebt, Sen 6riidt lie
5n 8o6en u1ro felt ii6 5piiden ibn
11n6 sic 2e6enSfreu6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

iebr gu l11re6t ols @ei6iiter Ser flei>
men 80lfer aufipielen, porlteQen. @ie
piele gltern geben 6esbalb nit Cor
get 5u 8ette nn6 1teben nit Sorgen
auf; mie ma119es Mh1tterauge blidt
ieoen Morgen betriibt auf 6ie @oit,
sic immer feine Nadridt bonn fernen
&in6 bringt.
Sir 6reibeit nn6 @eni6lidfeit be,
baupten Die @ortfibrer Ser entente
ibre @olfer in Sen @ampf 5u fubren,
nno oabei treten fie 6ie 6reibeit uno
6ie perbrieften &edte Der Meutralen
nit 6iiBen, 5eigen cine &obbeit mno
@er5loltgfeit, sic ibresglei@en iu@t.
Mud fir Ole @orreiponoen5 i6einen
idtpor5e 2ifte1 81 belteben. Sier 6irf=
tie Ser bobe 8un6eSratb tpie6er nno
wie6er proteitieren, un6 6ie &ebte
nnierer 8iirger mabren. DaS nn6
onoere abnli6e Saden 1ino un=
freunolidfeiten, sic fi@ uniere Mlt=
porbern 1tidt batten bieten laiien, of
ne 5um Sdtpert gu greifen. S@red-
lth lit Ser &rieg; aber 6as 9eben lit
Ser Sitter ODDITIES nidt. Gin 8oH,
6as it@ alles gefanen labt un6 aaes
gefauen laiien muB, lit eine beoenf=
Tide gr16e1nnng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08
Gine Stimme aus Der
S@mei5.

sSn Der @6tpei5 madt iid iteigen6e
@rbitterung gegen England uno lei-
ne Gerbiinbeten bemerfbar. Sic lie
bergriffe @nglan6S nno 6ranfreidS
belonoer5 baben 6as 5upege gebra6t.
Die 5@mei5 miro BON oen gntente-
mradten beinabe als feinoli6es 2an6
betradtet. @or alien feline Hoit. Das
ergiebt ii9 aus einem Mrtifel, ben
mir IN Ser 3iir9er Morgen5eitung
fin6en. 8ir leien 90: 8abreno Sic
Stooten oes 8ierbun6es, ln6 INSIDE
Ion6ere Geut19lan6 Die ourdgebenoe
Boit Ser Meutralen, gum 8eiipiel BON
n16 nod 6en Ser. Stooten, 1i4t off
men, tpie 6as FORFEIT un6 ben interna-
tionolen 8%ertrGgen entipre@enb lit,
0ffnen sic 9toaten Ser entente per-
tragspi6rig ole tire 2anoer paiiie-
ren6en griefe Ser Meutralen.
Mber tie begniigen iid 6amtt nt6t;;
fife erlal1ben iidl Stenen in 6ieien
8riefen 5u itretden ODER b~era1s5n-
fbnei6en, obidon 6ieie nit ben milf
tGriiden Sperotionen gar ni4ts at
tbun baben. S9on irgen6 Elm Be-
ridt iiber Elm 8egebniB m1f Dem
&riegsida11plat, irgeno cine Mnitht
iiber sic Mrt unb 8eiie Der &rieg=
fiibr1tng geniigt, Die 3enioren Der
entente 1erpos gu MAIDEN. 9obei lit
es gang lid)er, 6aB tie BEL Der oft redt
geringen &enntniB Ser fremoen
|Spraden tpeoer 6ie Sabe grammati=
faIild, nod mad bent Sinn ridttg
iiberieben. sic ieben Dos Baiier
brennen. Mber a11h 6ieie &ontroue
geniigt ibnen idt, benn es nerbert
ni@t muir @ertbienolngen fonfts5iert,
fonoern ou6 Depeiden uno 8riefe
einfa9 unteridlagen.
so tommt es, BOB in Der Sdlpei5
cine @eibe bon 6amilien felt pielen
Monoten obne Nadridten bon ibren
iiberieeiiden Mngeborigen lit. Mon
form iid lire Gorge nn6 l1nrlbe, tpie
lire @ntruitung iber 6ieie 8ebanb-
lung Ser fleinen gtaoter ba1rd Sic ie-
bes Medt nn6 ole gertrdge nit 6ii-
|ben tretenbea @roBitaaten, Die fih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08
@irmer maiden &inber Gnsitlid,

@enn @Mer &in6 i'm S6lafe a1f=
fdreit, nerpos, fiiiimmerli6 unb glei6=
giiltig lit, mag es 6as Opfer bon
@iirmern fem. 8eginnt 8eban6lung
fofort NIT @idapoo @urmto6ter.
3ieies 8uderfuBe 2arirmtttel in Ea-
bletten-Jorm to6tet ben @urm unb
pertreibt i'm roid unb leidt. @r-
Iaubt nidt, baB Cures &inbes @nt-
ipidelung gebin6er miro 6urd bas
anbolten6e 8egfm1gen feiner 2ebens.
fruft 6urb @iirmer. @nnft &idnpoo-
@urmto6ter Bel Current Mpotbefer.
25f. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

Gin @erii@t iiber Sic Muffi1rourg
bon @uIpeter.B orfon1men IN Mltat,
SOS fhon int -Sommer, 1915, anf-
to1,dte, bot feline 8eitdtig,tng gefa1r-
Sen. Cine Expedition 1T 31r ndberert
nrteriu@at11g bes @ortonune1s end.
|fa1po& tpor1er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08
Mmerifa d oem &rte8e.

Die 3ett na@ oem &riege miro
darafteriiiert fem bur6 bas 8eltre-
ben offer 2dnoer, ii@ mirtbi@aftlid)
moglidit unabbangig gu MADDEN.
Mus 9atl9lanb fommen idon iebt
Stimmen, 1pelbe bafiir eintreten, oie
infolge ser 8lodaoe gemonrene
5elbIltdnoigfeit Ser Snouitrie oes
9anoes al16 nab 6em &rtege out redt
at erbolten unb Sen 8eoorf ieiner
Sn6mitrie I'M 2n1oe ieIbit gu 6eden.
Denn ser @ortbeil 6ieies Spitems
liegt ni9t muir in Ser gel teigerten
straightforward, ionoern Dor aaem
BARN, bob es Sen @oblltan6, Ben sic
Snouitrie er5eugt, au6 nidt gum
f%Iein5ten Ebeile an 6as Muslan0 abge-
ben m1B.
0ie MQiierten 1inb infolge Ser 8e-
ldoffenbeit ibrer Gambler ni@t in Ser
Gage, 6ieies Spitem 10 ousgeipro6en
5ur Mmpenoung gu bringen, mie
Deutl6lon6. @ie mer6en ieoo6 Die
fen Mangel 6ur@ &anoelspertrage
l1nter iid nett gu MAIDEN iuden un6
groBe tpirtb]doftlide @inbeiten Bill
Sen. Mu9 miro ibner babei cine 3ons
Union 5u Stlfe fommer, mel6e ibre
Sntereiien5one gegen Sen a%uslanol=
iden 8ettbetperb i6iiben un1 cine all
5u groBe 3erlplitterung 0es Wobl-
ltan6es perbin6ern miro.
Nur unler 9ano bot nod feline So
Iitif fir Ole 3eit nod benz &riege OH
genommer1 es lei 6enn sic utopiitii9e
SSrieoenspoIitif, sic MIR imaginare
8iele inn Muge bot. 8ir ipreden
BON Ser Motbmenoigfeit elmer ielbit-
ltanoige1 Sn0uitrie ur6 elmer ma6ti=
qen Sanoelsflotte, 6o@ mir arbeite1
1idt eifrig gerl1g an ibrer Irsbtl-
6u1g, tint fir sic 3eit nod 6em &rie-
ge geriiltet gu fem, Die raider font
men fa11n, aIs iebt poraus5uieben lit.
@ir miiien 6aB Ser 6ortbeitao eines
3uItanoes, tpie i'm Ser &rieg er5eugt
bot, uumogli9 lift, un6 6od bereiten
mir n1ls ,ridt ouf Sen beporitebetoen
@ediel Dor.
Dieler 8ediel miro elmer Soto
itropbe gIei9 iiber 11nier 2ono berei11'
bred)en. Den11 uniere @anoelsbilana
meilt fein @Ieidgetpi6t maf. @ir 3D.
ben einen rieiigen @rport erreiM, oer
SEN Support uni brei 8iuionen Sol
lars iiberiteigt. Diefer @reoit-Hoiten
unierer SSn6mltrie miro nit benz &rie'
Qe perldmin6en unb Die 8ilan3 unie'
res &ar6eIs miro nit einem Collage
palIib perben. Denn mir baben fit
6ieien Musfan feinen @rfab. @ir ia.
ben uniere @oIfsmirtbidaft mlf 6as
3rin3ip eingeitellt, mebr 5u perfau'
fen, aIs al fa11fen un6 mer6en plot
lid unieren beitet 4dufer berlieren,
obne einen 1,el1en Mbnebmer fir un'
1ere Snoultriepro6ufte gefun6en gu
baben. l1n6 bte 6olgen 6apon miro
cine Sta11ung in unferem in6uitriel'
len, cine Strife in inherent tpirtbihoft'
Iiden 2ebe1 unb cine rationale Sea.
taitropbe fem, pen1t mir rns rtdt
redt5eitig. porfeben. 9esbab 1T es
1rotbtpen6ig, bob mir f4on iest So11'
bel un6 Sn6uitrie elmer Neorgariia'
ton l1nter3ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

Ser ss1qen6 sic S11gen6 gu erbol-
ten - 6as 1T bie b0dite Bdoogoait.
Gin onbres Mnt1it, eff fte gefdeben,
Gin on6res 3eigt sic polbrodte Sbat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-02-08

Dime &aIent 3ur 2iebensmiiroig.
feit feir Enlent our @lihfli@fein.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of a certain deed of trust
executed to GaIIatin Roberts, as trus-
tee. to secure the balance of the pur-
chase money on a certain parcel o.
land hereinafter described, which said
deed of trust was executed by M. A.
BOlch and wife Alice BoIen ON Sep
TENDER list. 1916. and default having
been made in the payment of the
amount secured in said deed of trust,
whereby the power of sale became OPP
eratiVe at the request of the party
secured therein, 1 will on the 5th day
OF November 1917 at II NJ, o'colck at
HendersOnville, Henderson county,
sell to the highest bidder for cash the
following described land:
First Tract-Beginning at a popu-
lar. thence East 40 poles to a black
oak. thence same cours Ito poles to
a stake, thence North 40 poles to a
stake, thence 100 poles to a stake,
thence North 40 poles to a stake,
thence West $50 poles to a stake, at
Reeses' line. thence South to the be-
ginning. containing 100 acres more or
less. -wLaarSaS
Second Tract-Beginning at a chest
nut, Samuel c. Bryson's corner, thence
South 81 poles to a black gum, thence
East "a poles to a chestnut Recess cor
ner thence South 90 poles to a stake
n Recess line, thence East $50 poles
to a stake. thence North 40 poles to a
| stake. thence West 140 poles to a
stake at Swyaniggans corner, thence
North 40 deg. So poles to a stake,
thence to the beginning.
Third Tract-Beginning at a black
oak. G. c. Bryson's orner, thence
| South 90 poles to a sour-woOd, thence
So deg. East AZ POLES to a stake, thence
East 36 poles to a chestnut. thence
North IS deg. East $50 poles to a
stake, thence North so poles to a
stake, thence West 100 poles to a
| stake, thence West to the beginning.
Excepting the several pieces of land
sold to different parties by Hardy and
Matte Mills.
This September the Oath, 1917.
GALLATIN ROBERTS.
9-27-4tc Trustee.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-01

the trash in your back yard.
Q car provide a wire screen to be
placed before the fireplace on going to
bed or leaving the house.
You can occasionally have the cleo
trio wires and the chimneys and fues
Inspected and correct existing errors.
You can exercise prudence in the
handling of electric irons and gas
stoves.
You can see that the settling of the
house has caused no cracks in the
chimneys or f1ues.
You can talk to your neighbors
about dangerous conditions that may
exist next door.
You can avoid carelessness.
You car think.
You can remember that these are
war times and that neither your coun-
try nor yourself can afford to have
any of u products or wealth wasted
by fire.