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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
geroensfrieens mi1bite sul6ater.

Mnamiterne - Sc lmoa, bruno
'Mpn6 fra 6ranfriqs aolonier / SIT
6ofina,- bar ferlf / 9ommer fdaet
oeres Nooaab paa 8et{ronten, lfri-
Der Ell engelff, fDinoelig Sournalif,
Mrs. Senrp Mooo, Ser fplger meb
ben frantic Scr {om @orre1pon6e1t.
|9fjg1rt Sc uoen EpipI er Sc minoite
|So1ooter, Der oeltager. 9%eroensffri-
gen, bar De alligeDel 1t6marfet Jig
||{poa Ell Maaoe, ser ligeitif1er bem
meo Solbater, Tom tilipnela6en6e
|bar langt itgrre fpiiife &refter.
Ge anamitiife 8otdljoner beitoar
1%oelufferloe al Sribillige, :og flint
|oe fer1t MI er bleben lenote no |
Str1oSl1nier, bar De Dog bqrd li6t
ober ct Nar Sranfrig. 0e iaaes
fprlte Song ben Il. Snli 1916,
5rantr1gS 9tationaloag, Do De od+
ben tore Wiilitarparaoe ! 8a-
rig latnmen meo @usiere, @ana6ien-
1trQllere. Ne0 Slopr1 az SO flare
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
Mlt D%pbrnaes.

Set b1iber panffeligere % pnnlfe=
,ligere for Danmorf at flare Jig nl1=
Der 4rigen; Der CT mart lite ben
,8are eller Cling, lom-m Fan fipbes,
u6en mar1 mao bGpe Sort" og
bbis ser life er Sort, Tan man 1tp=
iten bore FILTER poo, at Barren ct 1lb=
Sporleoes ma1lge 5manting
'er beo at bIipe blot en- 5uga ies al
De felgenoe u0orag at oanife Mpiier:
Mlereoe / nogen 9ib bar oct bee
net me06elt, at oct bite Jig panifeli-
|gere % ponifeligere at foa fat / 5fo=
bprte til Go6t6jet.
Sitnotionen ct MI, efter bbn6 ct
honif 8lo6 peo @enpenoel1e tiI@ibe=
Saitrups Sabrifer- e%rfarer, Mapet
,poerligere forbarret.
Ser er Desp9rre al mltlig l16=
,1igt til, at De 6abrifer, Der. .tilpirfer
,,SfoibRrte, mos ftatoie: mart -
In6tales Ser Marlagen Ell Mo,1=
gel paa &aapurer, iarli9 BOTS %
l9erpentinolie. Disie @orer fonr III
fra Nmerifa og 6ranfrig, me1l
be fi6ite 5 5jer6ingaar ct Ser prof
Itiif talt fife fommen 11oget berti1,
log fer Der fommer en- &nnoelsopu-
'e11sfomit me6 Mmerifa, faar hi nep-
pc noget.
&i bor ollerebe t1aattet rntione=
re bore aunoer tprff, og benTmtpG=
|ren6e= 3roouftipn 69ffer life pao
,1nngt 19r Gorbrnget:"
raon Ser lite fdffes grltatni11-
'ger22"
Isl arbejoer meo 6oribg oerpaa.
Meen ogiaa oct er panifeligt, tbi. og-
|foa Snrrogaterre ifal ifaffes fra
|l16lanoet. Ser ipnes bog Saab on,
lat pi fan faa en- lille gmule fro
ISpiflano."
On onoen 9ing, Tom iaoneso er
isptrauo, bporomsea oigterif 9ierne
forteller:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
ct Families paneraab.

Be6. Sogneran6smeblem u. Msel-
lens 8ortreiie fra gbeltoft 2anbioen
er- oer fabt ct 5orbol6, Der fifffert
ct 1oen 9i6eltpffe roget Steos i
2o1lbet. Sogneraaoet beitaor TIN of
ire Meolemmer, nemlig foruoem
Mfsell en- al De to anore 8rp6re,
Boarbeierne q. Mielien, @liegoaro,
og @br. Nielien Ger. Oct leoige
Meanoat tilfalber III npite Mono
poo 2iitem @aor6eier Morius Miel-
len, 2angagre; men ban er 8rooer
til Sc to fsr1tnaonte, % 1taar bon
%inotrp6er i Sogneroooef, CT iamt,
lige observation-disclosures oItiao
grs6re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10

Dag fanotes e1t6elig en- 2eiligbeo.
.nuerteret, % Serren cit op % fog.
Ben 9ieiDn. Den paSieoe bam
llonlorfet, % liot efter iteotes ban
tic a~onferenee reo 8nletg gjeril,0c,
Der afbolot fglge,1oe Sorbpr
uDe er Qniggm Nr. %. Spor
ga1ntneI ct Dep
u5nart 40.
u9g Sc er gifftt1
rso Ipffeligt!@
vSm. 5an Dor Sc bel 8gr112
uSa,t to - nogenlunoe peloporag-
ne"
yGaf, lao fan leg life BRUCE
Gem.
49, ~ ST..
Dette er ct ollte1tilf Meferat al
Ell gamtqle, fert ben 26oe 6ebr1,ar
aler 1918 4ipbenbapn mellem e,
Dome, oer eieoe en- s 8ereliers aej-
ligbeo,= % en- pen Mano, Der bef-
ligt aniggte ON at mdatfe faa Sob
&c Of # leje 0e, for $500 a'roner ON
Maref,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
Gorfatteren Seppe Mafirr

,'er i1totraaot @eoaftionen al Nreg=
Hens Mntu1taf uDanmartt", Der mel
ben fonnett6e Qurgang f%oreftaoes
LAT bam SCREENING meo ben Hibtioi.
,ge @eoaftbr, @nitop Seticb. MIma,
noffen bill %unoergaa en- gie1,1emgrii.
|ben6e Goranoring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
@pinbernes 6laaoro.

6or 11ogen Sis iiben 11blfrep Donlf
@pin6elamf1nos Meolemsblaf
rsaspinoet og Gamfun6et" Ell !@ra-
miefonfa1rrence ON ct .5lagor0"
.beo oe fommenbe @alg. Ser ino-
tom talrige Torilag, SpIgcnoe fl
8rifen:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
uSner there" paa 9anif.

Den b%efien0te amerifanife Scamp
iar1g vober tbere" er operiat poo
|Ganif at Senrif Dabl % er ogbt
nEil @eDer". 8lo6et u@pre So
mern, Der alti6 er ,1p=to=oate, brin=
ger Eef1f og Mhrif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
apinoe ipiet
ei gtat, Fl Sier11,
CIR 6in Nligt,
gaa ben % item.

nenne aonfl,rronee bar og{oo gi
nina ' til at oiie osres opfinolo ,r,e
bor lenot oereg 6or1log.. til
ualoos Sang" bporof III bringe,
Gil. Sc aifte Sooner.
@Iem life, $ peo Woloet hor e.
gtemme,
tag 6erfor oq lpor fist mer pao Ser
biemmel
gn 9@qtcnal,o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
Grm Sbpr 2anges Cubs plDmbret.

Otter bpoo uMingteo Slfto.n err
|farer, opbol6er Statsraob Gbor
|2a1ges rrsiif=fgote gnfe Zig. for 81.
ben Moitpo, bportiI Iu,l er tpet.
.8enbes@oos / l1frai1te er plproreta al
@o1icbepifcrte, % Soroer,1e Ell BELT.
|6ru Gbor 2ange bar mi1tet alt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
Grnrrinesfprt.s binbel ! Dbenie.

Grnnrin9sfprt.Sbir6tl ! Dbenie.
p5pns 5ociaI.D emofrut1 meooes
Ier, at Der 9benie er orebet En-
~sIignen6e Sbin6el meb @rnarings.
tort iom i &iebenbopr. gu Del
aRenneifer bar benDenot fig poo
Dbrtiosfortoret % forfeit, at 81
Daboe miftet oeres grnarinegffort
or oerefter at an noIeperet npe.
aortene ifal bore folgt I'll fipben-
Iabnife 0pfiebere Der betaler inotil
70 sec. for ct Set grnaringsfort,
Mrleotli,1g berof pplpier Dprtios.
fo1toret, at Der 9ioen fioen @pt=
oar e. uoleberet eftrn gr,.erings.
fort III idlt SO 8erio1er, % Ronto-
ret bar bert enfeH Rilfeloe fanet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
@illebet Il ferbig.

Maleren Sermon 8ebel, 8rooer
til 2ege 8eoel / Seem Sort, bnr
h,loenot fit megtige8illeoe r@rl,no=
1ops=llopalget ser uoittlles paa
gbarlotterborg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
Manee glomiter,

Site minore eno $4,000 GuIIi.
'paner folgtes paa Ell Sormiobag Ell
at De ferlte Gage Morts poo Eor-
bet i &ipbenbapn. Desuben bleu
Der iolgt 100000 3aaife= % @inie=
'lilier og WGng6er of 5Hbler, ellie
!!fo11puler % Sbriner, iaa @aorflo=
Iraer paa 3orpet mi Ct / fin fl1loe
l&raat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
Rlnnrta Raann.

49, ..HE4ss @@Es.ESr L~ .Ef=t- [4asac >s&=lIEJE&
&e1 ga111le 9ro, at om Glooef err
|ulurtg laa 1Dno1, 1aa ef pef%oog mt
1ere ENC Sa1o' 9l9loer Tor 9fat1o-
nerue Ute m1'lore emo forsoe.enfelfe.
Uee0 ou O1oo, Ger olnoer 6olfe1laz
|9ene la11l1Ilen, e llle olo1 loM
1nller s1am1allers 4arer, oct er
llll19e pe1 1on1 ollper no9po1 TOT
lo'''ne 'sag, % oe1 plooe1s saano,
pet lotl la1es ON oe111e 1e1po=
1l'1lg' e nAaul1e elluoa oel 11Rr1elre
~. q We Stl'gspegtoe1'geoer, lonl
pn luu pe olpell Ipllenpe Sp19e1'
I've plol lor le1pe 8rlgets Oor4ep,
11eh og1aa Tor Dele uoo'1l1'19en e1=
|Ier oe1lHe, er gen Soren1ng az eng
lu1.o % anner'la, 1pm III oel lore
l'ulle laa l1n Sloprpoe. seo oen
poirI'lle ealnn'en1ln1'11lg az .oe Ell
|9el11Ialel1oe yea1loners s1a1er oa1l<
,..S ~ :. otu1, Iur' ! Stup'tui, ll'=
l11pr araI1 % Gnl1nr er 11RrIere
le!lo t'ppel . po4l11l Dr9anl1a-
non Seroen. vi Daoe oreo1 A1ne-
RIO ! Armene paa V1glafo o9 peo
at laoe Dem 1pre en- felleS Sr1g at
1aa lmeoet oem 1a1t lommen oil
1noo1te n11e Jig at bl1oe oct met
1leoneloa119re Se1lgreD, lom nogen
Neooltanoer tl1oe laoe Jig bca=
11oe III.
yet par 1tte dltlo b9ret 1aa beot
}1mellem englam % De Soreneoe
1Stater. Selpe ben Wtaaoe, bporpao
oe an%1er1fa11te 4olon1erS 2psr1Oelle
fanot 9teo, 1tobte Wtlroer, lom
flere 5legtleo poloe Bitterbeo
ameritorlte Sino. SO Gnglenoere
ne fa11ot pua oereS Sloe, at Oe't nm
Ice a1ner1ta1t1te ytatlon Dor unoer-
bl1gt 1toporogen1> % mere mooerne
l31oer bleb Den a~n1er1tar1te BresleS
elenoolnntellge Sormer o9 uofrptse
}maaoe 11oget at Oct, 1om la9oe oe
1le1te 91nor1nger I Se1en Tor Ell
|91enllolg 6~or1taael1e. De1t Nnlltall-
lot9Deo, at samtoemthet melleme''9-
|la11o % yeoroan1erlta o1telt mere oar
at 1l11anltelt emo al olploano11lt Snoz
1bolo, Dlorog oglaa I'll at cole 9le'l:z
11o1ge @flsforltaaeller; Der par MOI
at plloe nen1g ON, rle11 11ltet rlet19
l111qlles 0rl't1o1og, Doorpaa mon tl'1l=
Qe lnsoes.
Yen ooeroroentl1ge Nfagffnlotom=
I1lleltbeo, Doorn1eo oen a11lerlfal1lte
Sorfatl111tg 11o1fDrer F~r91toe1ten, CT
''et Nar @al1ge bleDelt en- aloorllg
!!Sare for oct gooe Sorbolo mellent
|gnglano og Mmerifa, forot Den tn
ore Bolitifs Senipn | Mmerita for
|fpre til, at M9no noen tilitraffelig
DIPLOMATIC 9rpning og biitorilf
9perblif fan bli %uoltureoe me6 6er-
lie Magt. .@nbnu iao tent lom /
1896 bar 8raiioent glepelan6 life
faa meget Ia1rgt fra at fremfaloe ct
Ifrigerif 8ru6 mellem Sc to itam-
mebellqgteoe Solt pep at tnq1affe
pen nlpttel1ge Soc, at De Soreneoe
Isfoter lfuloe lenoe en- 4omm1sltorl
I'll Sefe6uela Tor at a1g1pre, poor
pran1en 1tllloe pare mellem oe1l1e
9to1 % prltl1t @uDa1o. Sef oar en
|ngelo19 Sor1oltnlng 81 U%fo'1roeoot-
|1r.nen, lom leofe I'll bette 1arll9e
|e1sper1mem> Der effer oef1 Dtaaoe,
|Doorpaa Sagen bleo formuleref, rte
|In'ooe pore anoe1 enc 1ran1enoe OF
|oen pr11111e s1aI: 2elo19o1s 1og
|man ira engellI s'oe oogen meo en
|p1s aolooloo1g9eo1 % aommlsl1o-.
|aen. 1oH p1r1el1g plep leno1 a1lteo,
|gapoe lao mege1 Dmlpo, q oe'n : ~
SCREENING er11areoe, OF oe etgell1e
N0Q1f0nOe r1e0 sSpf11nt= fiji (Hrnffs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
SnR bDr Bosbaubd.

lille BSssr Re psrt Eager fenbes
p~sstsfrit ueb #al1tpoa, Mer g.
preis; mn p.astr man a%BaIIsn e.
farerct maa 5 geats etstra mebfd.
qr Beaiui1se1.
8. &asuttsien So,
z20-722 go. 4t5
gRinneapoIis, gsiun.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
S q I Q d II Ii.

SIR ,taar ieg biI6e ba' Hot Rres,
ioa foe min Some: 3a'- % .les,
,bbao aeerbens itaar i for 8ris.
Seq bgieo' mig, nqturligbis,
''og ipiite 2llebrpo og Glib
,og borr1eo' mig pe6 Mrnens SIS.
Seq bop6e nemlig itrafs f%oritnat:
81 baD6e lite gpor al Maa6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10

|saaal Set bIeo arig, % hi fif 8il,
min Some bar ct inligt emil.
fisrte 6nglig % Ell Sur
'og ipiite Mgerbgns og Ei1,r.
regGigor, % ri brat Bin,
,ti1iioif reg ogiaa min 8en5in;
,,og ou en- 9ug min 4arrap
Der iprang en- pigtig 81.fieffnap,
min &o11es emil bar gnnffe bpf,
,,og NIT S1,rnsr bleb 1ort ION glef,
'tbi, ofl leg bab6e itrafs forItanI:
81 baboe lite @pors u-- 8roa6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10

Maar Der iSees 2eiIisbe6 ! 1918.
r8erl. Glib" fftriper:
Gnmiliens 86rn bar M lao itore,
ct man maatte ie iig ON efter e,
meo ct garelie gn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10

9troe ter 8repernr,,1ner bette
|BIao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10

sfrio eftm Brppe1tln11d1ers oette
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
CORP. F. H. GUICE
WRITES FROM FRANCE

From "Some where in France" a
letter was received from Corp. F. H.
Guice written Jan. Is, which read in
part:
"Tell every one interested in my
career in the army, that l am in
France-living on the best she af-
fords-have good comfortable quar-
ters, and while the weather is fine
over here-when it is bad-lfke today
rainy enough to make n feel
home sick-which I am free to con-
fess I m
81 need not get in the storm. Hope
YOU will not worry about me, moth
er, for I am not exposed to danger,
for it is not so dangerous here as you
seem to think at home, for we have
methods of protection of which | am
not permitted to write and don't
worry. 1t is all productive of grey
hair and when 1 come home to you
and Erline I want you to be the same
dear mother | left and I am certainly
Ncoming back. Am so glad Carl is
doing so we'll with the wireless and
likes it. He will make good, never
fear.
"My,~but he wants to get away
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
FARMERS WHO WANT MONEY
ARE URGED TO ACT NOW

l. have received notice from the
Federal Land Bank that theiy apprais-
er will be in Henderson county in a
few days. If any farmer desires a
loan he should make application at
once in order to get his farms ap-
praised while the bank appraiser is
here.
The Federal Land Bank is now
loaning money at SIN per cent. All
loans are made for a term of "a
years, but all or any part of the loan
can be paid after 5 years. The in
terest and l per cent of the principal
is payable annually (not in advance).
At the end of "a years the loan is paid
out, if any one should desire to let
it run "a years.
A farmer can get a loan of so per
cent of the farming value of hi. farm
and 20 per cent of the improvements.
All loans can be made promptly,
as soon as the bank appraiser sends
in his report and it is approved by the
bank, which usually takes 7 to 10
days, the secretary is informed of the
fact, and then it is left with the far
mer as soon as he gets his abstract
made he gets the money. The rea-
son for delays in the past was to get
properly organized and the farmer
being slow in getting his abstract in.
Make your application to the sec
retatY-treasurer of your association.
A. 0.JONES.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
SlLIYATEU 81
CALONEL7 HORHI1LEI
Ca1omel IS quicksilver @.2u 2s1
EIzo dynamite al
your liver.

Calomel loses you q 3a~. III
know what calomcI is. ~ ~,
curry; quicksilver. Calomc1 i @@@.
gerous. It crashes into sos-c "a
like dynamite, cramping aud s:c@,
you. Calomel ATTACKS tn
bones and should never be pat into
your SYSTEM.
When you feel bilious, sluggish,
c~Onstipated and all knocked out and
believe you need a dose Of dangerous
calomel just remember that y0Gr
druggist sells for a few cents a large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which
is entirely vegetable and pleasant 70
take and is a perfect substitute for
calOrol. It is guaranteed to star:
Your liver without stirring yoa i?
inside, and can not saliYate.
Don't take cafomel! It makes YOU
sick the next day; it loses you 4 day;
work. Dodso1's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and you feel great
Give it TO the children because Il j:
perfectly harmless and doesn't grl1'
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
DANA
Mingus Shipman Very Ill in Green
%ville;; Birthday-Dinner; Improving
and Exchanging Property.

HENDERSONVILLE, r. MIR.
and Mrs. J. L. Charles of Spartanburg
county were the guests of relatives
in this vicinity last week.
Wallace Henderson has accepted
employment at Dana and has taken
temporary residence with Thomas
Marshall and family.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Marshall moved
last week to Davis station on the
Brevard railroad.
Jonathan Case quit the wood bus
mess, which he has been engaged in at
~Fingerville, and returned home last
week.
M. Shipman recently received a
message from his son., Mingus, ii
Greenville, stating he was very i'll and
his physicians ANNOUNCED that he
wasn't likely to recover without an
operation on his head. Mr.. Ship
mans friends will regret to learn of
his seriO2s illness.
Mrs. Few will shortly move from
here, which Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
recently vacated.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stepp, who
have been residing with their daugh-
ter, moved TO their own home on the
Tracey road. On Saturday night
they were welcomed with a lively ser
enade.
Ruth, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. V. Corn, is quite sick this
week.
B. P. Stepp of OttanoIa was in this
section last week for a brief stay.
A delicious birthday dinner was
served by some friends and relatives
on Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Logan
HoOts in honor of Mrs. Hoots and
Miss Fair Stepp.
Fletcher OWnsby recently arrived
from Fingerville.
Improving and exchanging proper
ty seems to be for a season the lead
ing industry of this vicinity. Last
week Zerk Blythe sold a thirty-tWo
acre farm on the TracyrOad to W. S.
Allbrittan.
Mr.. Terrence of route 1 recently
purchased a fine mich cow at the
cost of ninety dollars from Mr..
Chaple of Hendersonville.
Our Sunday school of Mt. Vernon
Of unusual interest last Sunday
afternoon. We had with US for the
session Mr.. Shitle and another gentle
man from the Blue fridge school.
They advised the people of the Sun.
day school to help win the war by at
tending fhe Queen theatre in Hender-
sonville on Wednesday, 27. The pro-
ceeds of which will, be used to aid
our soldiers who are now in France.
This is a duty of every one, SO let us
all go and do our bit.
Some of our youngsters attended
the baptizing at Mt. Moriah Sunday.
PAPA'S PET.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
HILLGIRT
Robert Odam Equips Himself for
Farming and Will Move Place OF
Residences; Zeb Rhodes to Build;
J.. A. Manser to Build.

HILLGIRT.-Rev. r. G. futile of
Weaverville and Rev. Johnson of
FruitIand were in Hillgirt last Wed
nesdav on business concerning the
recovering of the HiHgirt Methodist
church.
S. r Smith, who has been on the
sick list, is abIeto beoUt again.
Robert Odam has purchased a nice
mule and wagon and is going to move
his family to S. +. Newman's farm,
where heeXpects to edo his bit" grow
ing food for the soldiers.
Zeb Rhodes has moved into Frank
Dunlap's cottage here for a limited
time only as he anticipates building
on his own land in the future.
Miss Eta Rhodes Of Spartanburg
came home Sunday and has taken
Diana, her sister, back with her.
Miss Ruby and Clara Edwards
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Allen and family of 1nman,
S. c.
George Bowman of Hendersonville
was in Hillgirt Saturday.
Mrs. M. J. Capps returned to her
home in East Flat Rock Sunday.
J. A.Manser has been digging a new
we'll and is now making preparations
for building his new house.
Willie and Lavada Mason went to
East Flat Rock Sunday.
BLUE EYES.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
Criminal Court
Begins Monday

- Criminal court will here
Monday for a session of two weeks
with Judge NJ. H. Justice presiding
in place of Judge Frank Carter, the
Judges having affected an exchange.
The docket is not very large.
The jury list follows:
First Week.
C. C. Hyder, George Brown, j. A.
Fletcher, w. S. Burge, G. j .Millward,
j. c.. Wnkie, T. D. Jackson, R. F.
Levi, Luther Revis, G. 0. English, j.
R. Davis, Richard Nix, 7. A. Young,
R. L. Garren, D. H. Levi, +. j. Jones,
B. B. Blythe, H. w. Justus, M. w.
Livingston, T. A. Huntley, B. H.. Hill,
B. L. Cunningham, z. z. Blythe, j. H.
Rollins, J. C. Gordan, Frank Smith,
S. L. Jones, L. T. Moore, w. A. Walk
er, A. R. Corn, H. S. King, w. J.
Jones, j. NJ. Justice, w. F. Merrell,
R. E. Ledbetter, A. W. Russell.
Second Week.
j. A. Ward, 8. E. Cameron, w. c.
Capps, J. w. Burge, H. M. King, l..
R. Edmonston, E. M. MullinaX, T. G.
Warren, j. c.. Bowen, j. c. Britain,
H. w. Mace, J. N. Goode, S. Y. Lance,
w. M. Nix, H. A. Gray, J. D. Garren,
r. J. Wooley, w. R. Paris, w. Q.
Maybin, J. S. Louis, j. P. McMinn,
A. J. Henderson, PC. Garrett, B. S.
JuStuS.
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from Douglas into the fight. If he
could only get the kaiser he would
swim back, part of the way at least.
Kiss my kidd for me and tell her
"Uncle Pank' will come home to her,
never fear. I would like to write an
interesting letter of our trip over
and other circumstances but am not
permitted. Hope this will pass the
censorship so YOU can hear from me.
A little tobacco from the U. S. would
be very acceptable, especially on such
rainV DAYS as this.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
THRIFT PROGRAM OBSERVER

The program for Thrift stanr.
day a. prepared by Surt. Joyner vss
carried out by the Horse Shoe scboo1
After which a War Savings Sociatr
was organized. The officers wera
elected as follows:
Clarence Powell, president, Nan
Johnson, secretary; Henry Duncan
member at large. The purchase #
stamps by school children amasr+a5
to one hundred and eighty-four d6E.
lars.
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HENDERSON COUNTY NEWS
FROM HUSTLER REPORTERS
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tied for second place. -
The bows are now beginning to
nractice for base ball. We AVE
some good material and prospects are
line for a splendid team. 80
On Sunday morning in the school
anditorium, Sergeant Beveridge, a
canadian who has seen forty months
Of service in Europe, and Rev Davis
o OF ieTne Concerning the wal and Red
Cross work. A local branch Of the e
Red Cross was organized with $50
members and the following officers
Mrs. L. P. Carter, chairman; Mrs: >.
M. Garren, vice chairman;. Miss Sue
Emma Coston, secretary; Miss Martina
SulIinger, treasurer; Rev. q. Z. PuetC'
committeeman.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
GOODBYE"

Goodbye! Oh Columbia,
The home of the free;
We sail today for France,
Away across the sea.
We are-going to do our best,
To fight for Uncle Sam;
Kaiser Bill will tell the rest;
When we take all his towns.
All l ask, when I am gone,
So far across the sea, is
That my friends back at home,
VIII some time think of me.
Composed by G. F. Bookings,
Fletcher, N. G.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
SOUR, ACID STONACHS, @
GASES OR. INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" neutraIizes exes'
stVe acid in stomach, relieving
dyspepsia, heartburn and
distress at once.

Time it! In five minutes all ston'
ach' distress, due to acidity. will g.
No indigestion, heartburn, sourne5s i.
rbelching of gas or eructations OF V .n1
gested food, no dizziness, blOatin9' lO''
breath or headache. ~.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted tor i.
speed in regulating upset stonlasntt
1t is the surest, quickest stomach s|s'i i
ener in the whole world, and besides
is harmless. Put an end to stoI = "a.
distress at once by getting a large n aor
cent case of Pape's DiaFepsln 1foH n,,tes
drug store. You realize in five mni ;ndi.
how needless it is to suffer from dis
gestien, dyspepsia or any stomach S,,o to
order caused By fermentation GU
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
VINOL MAKES
WEAK WONIFY
STRONG
Proof
Positive-Convincing Proof

We publish the formula Of Vinol
to prove convincing1y that it has The
power to create strength.
r Cod Liver and Beef Peptonea, gfon
and Manganese Peptonates, Iron and
Ammonium CITRATE, Lime and Soda
GlyceroPhosphates, Cascarin.
ANY woman who buys a bottle Of
Vinol for a weak, rundown, nervous
condition and finds after giving it
fair trial it did not help her, will
have her money returned.
You see, there is no guess work
about Yinol. It's formula proves
thereE nothing like it for all weak,
rundown, overworked, nervous men
and women and for feeble old people
and delicate children. Try it once
and be convinced.
For sale by JUSTUS' PUA2IAGT.
HendersOn,il:e. n. Z,
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28
About Constipation,

Certain articles of diet jcG1 q
check movements OF the bOWe.=. i.
most common OF these are Che. ia
and boiled milk. On the otho" h&~'
raw fruits, especially apples and 1a.,
anas, also graham bread and WIl0.:
wheat bread promote a movement o.
the bowels. When the bowels a.
badly yconstipated, however, the SLIT
way is to take one or two Of Cdam
berlain's Tablets immediately a!F'
supper. -
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28

The last union service of l..
churches at Hendersonville was b eI9
at the Baptist church SUNDAY n 10y
when a large congregation heard p55n-'
J. B. Branch of Battyville, Kv,. daTn.'
er a strong message on the Bible
The union services were arranno,
mainly to conserve fuel. 570