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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-24
SEVERAL DIE.
MANY HURT IN
STREET FIGHT
Women and Children Forced
to Flee From Canton
Alien Quarter
SITUATION is SERIOUS
Battle Starts After Demon
stratOrs Fire Shots at
Shameen Section

Canton. June "a R) Several
Europeans were killed and many
others wounded today when fighting
broke out between Chinese agitators
and residents of Shemeen, the for
eign concession here.
Women and children are fleeing on
the U. S. S. Asheville. preparing to
leave for Hong Kong tonight.
The situation is extremely serious.
The break today came after dem
onstrators fired in the direction of
Shameen yesterday, killing non
combatant Frenchman. f. Pacquier,
and injuring Commissioner of Gus
toms Edwards, and V. G.. Murrell, a
chemist. The latter was shot in the
arm. Edwards was wounded in the
knee.
1t is impossible to foresee the out
come of the present trouble. which
apparently will last for some time.
CHINESE WARNED
Hong Kong, June 24-(P)-The
British consul general at Canton, it
is learned sent note to the Canton
government Monday, prior to yes
terday's shooting incident, warning
the Chinese authorities that any at
tempt to penetrate Shameen, the
foreign settlement. would be resisted
by force and that the government
would be held responsible for the
consequences.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-24
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Thursday, littl,
change in temperature.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
Carmen LdiSa Arroyo

Cuando empezaba darse cuen-
ia del mundo de los vivientes Y
en- piena juventud, es arrancada
del seno del hogar paterno la cvir-
tuosa y digna senorita Carmen
Luisa Arroyo, llamada a formar
parte de la gran legion de los, in
visibles. Aver cursaba estudios SUI
reriores en- la Alta Escuela Gem
tral de San Juan nuestra buena
amiguita Carmen Luisa y hoy nos
deja para gozar mejor vida entire
aquellos que desde 10 alto nos
contemplan. Una virgen mas que
ingresa al altar de la pureza;
rura fue su amistad,- pura fue
ella toda, pura es su alma Y pu-
ia. .sera su memoria en- la eterni-
dad. e
Carmen Luisa desaparece del
mundo terrenal, pero .vivira en- Ell
mundo espiritual entire flores, le-
jos de las asperezas de esta tie
IRA innunda. Ella no nos aban-
dona, ella sigue con nosotros. Su
nateria reposa en- ell seno de la
terra, pero su alma virginia. sube
al cielo y junto todo 10 grande
ali nos mira con ojos de piedad,
invitandonos a que compartamos
su felicidad en- ell espacio.
Su entierro verifcado en- la
tarde del primer lunes de mayo
fue una gran demostracion de
duelo de parte de todas sus amis-
tades. Ella, que era un precioso.
capullo, ataviada de novia y con
el manto virginia., reposaba entire
infnidad de flores que sus ami
/ fguitas lie ofrendaron. La comiti-
va f1nebEe acompan6 los despo-
jos de Carmen Luisa hasta su
Ultima morada en- el cementerio
de San Juan en- donde Sc le dio
cristiana sepultura. ALI qued6 de-
positada su materia, mas su es-
piritu sube al cielo, y como a. La
/ Virgen Maria tambien le ofren-
danos flores la Virgen Carmen
Luisa.
Elevamos una plegaria por el
descanso del alma de Carmen
Luisa que supo escoger Ell mes de
las flores para abandonar la tie
IRA; para sus- desconsolados pa
dres nuestro mas sentido pesame.
@4ea -s2&a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05

lido que ansioso la esperaba en-
compafia del padrino de las bo-
das, el senior Elliot Janda, her
mano del noyio.
En- la espaciosa sala de la bella
manci6n de la madre de la novia,
habfaa sido construfdo especial
mente para aquel solemne acto,
IN suntuso altar lujosamente de-
corado con, palmas, plantas y. una
infnidad de preciosas guirnaldas
y cestas de flores Y yerosas.
Una simbolica y gigantesca
Campana de Bodas hecha con
lirios delsvalle, pendia del azula-
do cielo estrellado que aparecfa en-
el techo del altar y quedaba JUS
tamente sobre la gentil pareja
que en- aquellos gloriesos instan-
tes cumplianse mutuamente sus
promesas de amor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
ACONTECIMIENTO SOCIAL
EN- NEW YORK


Ell dfa 25 de abril, las ocho
de la noche,. Sc. efectuo solemne-
mente, las bodas de la seforita
Ruth Adelina, hija de dona Ade-
lima Sanchez y don Carlos Toro;
con el seior Frank Janda, hijo
de- Mstilde q. Janda y don Fer
dinan Janda. ~
Los rituales de la ceremonial
fueron oficiados. por q Reverendo
Padre. Heinrich A. Kropp, de la
Iglesia aLuteranas de San Paul.
zzAlz compas de los armoniosos
acordes de Ia Marcia Triunfal
de- Mendlesohn, sentimentalmente
ejecutada por la seAorita Elena
De Vich, y precedida por su her
mana seforita Edna Toro, quien
era la Dana de Honor, serena y
enocionante cannino la novia de
brazo de su padre hasta el Altar
para encontrar alli a su prome-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05


fue la direction que tomaron n
sabfan cual era su destino.
Entire los .inyitados habian de
Florida, donde naci6- la novia, de
Clinton Massachusetts. acompa-
iando al novio y sus familiares,
y tambien, yarias respetables sfa-
milias de nuestras colonias, entire
las cuales recordamos al senior
Gnatze y esposa, H. Mesmore y
esposa, F. Krigh y esposa, De.
vich, esposa e hija Elena, Hilda
Kinniburgh, Viola Rosa, Marga-
rita Muir, Margarita Finn, May
Finn, Emilia Raven, Adolfna Ra-
ven, Regina Brito, Anita Sanchez.
Jorge Werner, Harry Smith, Juan
Tranz, Kerk Sinner, Tony San
chez, Henry Gomez Luis Mirana,
Joe Lopez, Sra. Miller, Hector
Raven Y hermanas, Carlos To
70 y J. Rodriguez Sanjurjo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05

Ell elegante traje de georgette
blanco de la novia, adornado en-
plata y creche, Sc haefa mas
attractive con el proverbial velo
que majestuosamente Sc extendia
hasta la distancia donde los ange-
lcales pages 10 recogfan, pendien-
dc el velo de una corona reful-
gente de tintes anaranjados que
gallardamente lucfase en- las sienes
de la que en- momentos mas tarde
qued6. convertida en- esposa.
Los blancos. guantes que prote-
gian los antebrazos de la novia
quedaban completamente oculta-
dos bajo la lluvia de flores, lirios
del vale y fragantes rosas blan-
cas- que formaban el bouquet de
la amada.
FL prometido, estaba elegante v
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
rigurosamente de etiqueta.

rigurosamente dc etiqueta.
I'm bonito traje fresa de crepe
de la china que vestia la Dana
de Honor hacia resaltar aquel
bello espectaculo la vista de
los inyitados.. Ella tenfa su cabe-
llo artfsticamente peinada y lucia
un pequefo sombrero adornado
con hojas de ORC, 10 cual daba
un bellisimo matiz a su atractixa
apariencia. Llevaba un hermoso
bouquet de rosas.
La casa estaha bonitamente de-
corada, y terminada la .ceremonia
Sc sirvi6 los invitados manjares
para satisfacer los gustos mas re-
finados que imaginarse pueda.
Durante el bullicio y jdbilo de
la celebration v Ell brillante bale,
los recien casados Sc dieron a la
fuga y nadie saba a ciertas cual
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
IN Doctor Indica la
Manera de Perder I'M
Cults Desagradable

3. E II Z et
No poden1os restaurar ell tejido
facial degenerate, asf como tam
POGO podenos restaurar un 1niem-
bro perdido. Es indtil querer con-
yestir un CUTS desgastado en-, uno
nueyo. En- cambio, el mstodor ra-
cioaal consiste en- elirninar el cu-
tis--en suprimir La cutfcula des-
vitalizada. Sin embargo, esto no
debe hacerse por medios quirtr-
gicos, pues Ell cutis suhyacente. es
defnasiado delgado, demasiado SEN
sibie, para tolerar la exposition
Immediate. Sc absorberA gradual
mente Ia cuticailas ofensora, por
Ia aplicaci6n de cera mercolizada
comun. Por etapas sucesiyas apa-
recera una pueva piel juvenil; una
piel tersa y de I'M matiz delicado
como 81 pstalo de una rosa.
Ninguna- dana vacilara en- pro-
larlo. Obtenga una orza (30 gm. J
ds cera nnercolizada, en- La progue-
ria. Aplfquese una capa delgada,
antsS de acostarse, y a la ma
Hama siguiente lavese con aqua
y jab6n. Al cabo de una dos
semanas; Sc habr& transformado
per complete su cutis.-Dr. R..
Mackenzie en- Popular Medicine.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
Sc intenta uoIdr Ell Palocio del Rey de Bulgaria
La cefemona de inauguration de defbdfg d sdbddo Fd u
senca BoequeDe hacdsaSe dcubre brica de explosives
cdndestna VarsOU0 H ey Jorge celebra Ell dmo qunto
uerSdrio de SUI ascension al trono

3 :
Sofia, mayo 4 (Cable Franc@sl
-vsLas investigaciones que Sc es-
tAban llevando a cabo sobre el SUI
puesto proyecto de volar 81 pala-
clio real ha motivado la conuni-
eaci6n siguiente: "Inmediatamen-
tc despues de la explosion de la
bonba en- Ia catedral de Sveti
Kral corrieron los rumores de que
81 Palacio y los Ministerios ha-
blaR sido minados. La investiga-
clon tuvo como consecuencia Ell
igrreeto de euatro personas las
cuales luego fueron puestas en- IL.
bertad otra vez. Sc decia que Sc
tabia descubierto un pasaje sub
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
LAS CEREMONIAs DE INAU-
GURACION DE HINDENBURG
SERAN MUY SENCILLAS

Berlin, mayo 4 Omitted Press)
-Se le ha pedido la organiza-
ci6n nacionalista que Sc abstenga
de hacer grandes fiestas en- ho-
nor de Hindenburg al este entrar
en- Berlin el pr6ximo sabado. FL
prop6sito es evitar dificultades en-
ei extranjero. La reception sera
muy sencilla. Simmonds, Presiden-
te temporefc, con los mienbros
del Gabinete iran a recibir al
Mariscal. El Presidente del Rel
chstag, Loebe, socialista, sera
qnien lie tome el juramento pre-
sidencial. Segdn informes, Hin
denbrg intenta usar una chaque-
ia de luto Y lucir todas las me~
dallas recibidas por Ell durante
la guerra cuando le pase revista
a la Guardia de Honor frente al
Reichstag.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
FRANCLA CELEBRA SUS
ELECCIONES MUNICIPALES

Paris, mayo 4. (Cable Francesl
Las elecciones municipales Sc
han llevado a cabo con Ia mayor
tranquilidad. La proportion de
yotantes es muy alta. Los prime
ros. resultados no parecen indi-
car ningdn cambio marcado
en- la politica. En- Paris y en- las
ciudades mayores los consejeres
antiques han sido reelectos en-
muchisimos casos con muy po-
cas- modificaciones.
Burdeos ha sido la exception
pues la izquierda ALI derroto al
centro. Un nuevo escrutinio sera
necesario en- varias ciudades Y es
possible, que entonces las posicio-
nes de los partidos Sc modifquen
rn POGO. Herriot ha .sido. reelec-
to por una fuerte mayorfa en-
Lyon de .donde es alcalde. Las
mujeres han aprovechado la cir
cunstancia para presentar nom
bres femeninos en- las papeletas
electorales, En- todos los subnrbios
de Paris todas las listas comunis-
tas tenfan la cabeza un nom
bre. de mujer. Como la ley, sobre
Ia eligibilidad de las mujeres esta
pendiente de la aprobaci6n del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
UerSdT1O de Su 4dScenS10n al trOnO


terraneo bajo el palacio. Esto es
falso. Es verdad que existe un
pequefo canal Y las autoridades
meramente han duerido cercio-
rarse de que nadie sc puede CO.
lar .por el, con Ell prop6sitO de
colocar la bomba que hiciera sal
tar el palacio. Sc ha probado que
ese pasaje es demasiado estrecho
y que ningdn ser humane cabe
por 81. Sc han tornado sin em-
barge precaucienes extraordina-
rias para la seguridad del Rey
y en- los cfrculos oficiales Sc teme
cualquier atentado comunista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
PROGRA ANA DEL TEATRO
MUNICIPAL

a In Mayo a SO iuaugurara el
Teatro Municipal con dos tandas
de Cine todas las noches. Sc edita-
"a I'M lujoso programa semanal de
cinco mil ejemplares. para distri-
huirse por cOrreo entire todas las
familias de san Juan, santurce,
Puerta de TERRA v Rio Piedras.
Los cOmerciantes que deseen OBJ
tener espacios en- dicho programa
iebcran apresurarse a comnnicarse
biep directsmente, por nuestro
condncto, con el sefor Ramon Sci
10 Borras, Allen II bajos, Telefo-
no 1928 San Juan, a quien hemos
encargadO de tan delcado traba-
10. A
GONZALEZ & co.
Teatro munclpaI-Tel. s12.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
Sc DESCUBRE UNA FABRICA
CLANDESTINA DE EXPLO-
SIVOS EN- VARSOVIA

varsoyia,, mayo 4. (Cable Fran
ces).-Debido que una de las
bombas explot6 atrayendo. la con-
siguiente atenci6n publica, Sc ha
descubierto una fabrica de explo-
sivos en- sun local ocupado por. el
partido agrario independence. que
esta entertainments hgado a los
intereses comunItas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05

Senado Sc habia anunciado de
antemano que los yotos a favor
de las mujeres serfan anulados
pero ell sabado por ia noche el
prefecto del Sena hizo saber que
estos votos serian contados fin.
de poder determinar la, mayoria
absolute. Los primeros resuItados
son desfavorables a los comunis-
tas que han perdido algunos lu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
Ell CAMPANERO DE svETI
KRAL SOLO RECIBIo OCHEN-
IA PESOS POR DEIAR
PONER LA BOMBA

Sofia, mayo a. UNITED Press).
Ell sabado Zadgorski Sc confes6
culpable de haber recibido 10000
levas (aproximadamente ochenta
d6lares en- moneda anericana) por
permitirle a vasko poner la bonn
ba que produjo la horrorosa ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
Ell REY JORGE CELEBRA Ell
15o. ANIVERSARIO DE SU
ASCENSION AL TRONO

Londres, mayo A. (Cable Fran
ces).-El Rey Jorge celebrara ell
microbes ell decimoa quinto ami
versario de su ascension al trono
abriendo la exposition de Wem-
bley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
ROBINEAU, DIRECTOR DEL
.BANCO DE FRANCIA, RENUN-
CLARA SU PUESTO EN-
BREVE

Paris, mayo 4. UNITED Press) !.
Sc sabe de fuentes fidedignas
que Robineau, director del Banco
de Francia, renunciara en- breve.
Martin, director del Credito Ma
cional Y Delannay, ex-embajador,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05

tastrofe de la Catedral de Sveti
Kral. Freidmann Sc declare ino-
cente en- este asunto pero confe-
SO que habia recibido 100000 le-
vas las cuales el cree proceden
del grupo comunista de Viena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05

gares alrededor de Paris y con
los cuales, segnn Erase de Mile
rand, eIlos intentaban trazar un
circulo rojo aIrededor de Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05

suenan para el importante pues-
tc.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1925-12-17
DEEP GAP BREEZES

Mr. F. L. Wilcox has started his
residence building in Deep Gap near
the Boone Trail Highway. He expects
to have it completed enough to move
in by the new year.
w. r. Blackburn M. D. will per-
haps locate in Deep Gap for the prac-
tice of medicine at no distant date.
We have been in need of doctor
here for some time. We believe the
doctor can build up good practice
here when he comes in We are glad
to know of his coming and wish him
every success.
Mr. ]. F. Welch, deputy sheriff has
been indisposed for few days. He
can be out some on duty during the
day, but is compelled to stay in dur
ing the night in order to avoid the
damp air which is against his health,
Miss Edna Greene, student of
the consolidated school of Deep Gap
is now seriously ill., and is mt ss4exl'
fpected to live unless her complicated
case which has been puzzling the
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1925-12-17
COVE CREEK ITEMS

The first piano recital to be given
at the school was that of Miss Re-
becca Taylor on last Wednesday eve
ming. She was assisted by Miss An
ME Dougherty, soloist; Miss Barchi.
accompanist and Miss Mamie AL
bride who gave some excellent read
ings. The program was thoroughly
enjoyed and we appreciate the COOP
Grafton of the talented ladies of the
State Normal.
On Saturday night a moot trial was
held in the auditorium of the school
building with Judge John E. Brown
presiding. The case was an entirely
fictitious one but it was well prepar--
ed and very much enjoyed. The pro-
cecds from the sale of tickets amount.
, ed to $49.25 which will be used by
the school. -
Mountain City defeated Cove Crek
in basket ball game on Friday on
the local court with a score of 26
10. q
The pastor Rev. r. C. Eggers as
sisted by Rev. Sebastian of North
Wilkesboro is beginning a series of
meetings at the Willowdale Baptist
Church.
The Junior Glass will present pu
! The junior class will present a play
"Out of Court" on Wednesday night
December %. An admission fee of
IS cents adults and 10 cents children
will be charged.
| Mid term examinations were given
on Friday, Monday and Tuesday.
Regular class work was resumed at
noon on Tuesday.
! Mr. J. F. Spainhour and son Walter
were visitors in the community over
the week end. Mr.. Spainhour made an
excellent talk to the Sunday School at
Cove Greek Sunday morning.
Prof. B. B. Dougherty and Supt.
Smith Hagaman We're visitors in sew
eral class rooms on Monday. Glad to
have them.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1925-12-17
MARS HENDRIX HOSTESS
TO FRIDAY CLUB

Mrs. Turner Hendrix was "a de-
l,shtful hostess to the Friday After
ppon club on the l1th. Sprays Of
holly gave the house quite gay
holiday note.
A busy hour of sewifg and pleas
ant conversation was followed oy an
interesting contest In tf's Mesdames
Spainhour and Rankin ted, but since
MRS, Rankin drew the lucky straw
she was presented an attractive bud
vase, ef =
Business was then attended to and
several important matters were de-
ejded. The clubs annral Christmas
tree, for its members, is. to be Sat
nrday December 26th. at ESQ at the
home of Mrs. Tracy Council.
On Friday DecembeI 18th the club
members are to meet st the Crltchel
Hotel to pack ard send the Christ
usss stockings to Oteen.
On Thursday December III, the
club will entertain in honor Of thei,
husbands.
Committees were appreciated to at
tend to other busiaesz
After the business theA sess were
invited into the dining oasF- ais was
decorated in true Christmas lasAion
with red paper and eSergreens. Here
delicious salad course with acces-
series was. served This was followed
hY cream, cake and mints.
Mrs. Hendrix was assisted in en-
Pertaining her guests by her mother
Mrs Fate Critcher. The only in
vited guest was Mrs. Hooper Hen
11rir ::
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1925-12-17
METHODIST NOTES

Sunday School was we'll attended
hast Sunday and the Epworth League
reports good service. Large con-
gregations were present at both the
services at Blowing Rock. Twenty
one were present at prayer meeting
hast week.
We are grateful to the Baptists of
Blowing Rock for the use of their
church while the Methodist Church
is being repaired.
We must not forget the community
program Wednesday evening instead
Of Thursday as was announced.
The Christmas program for the
Sunday School will be held Sunday
MORNING at 9:45.
Sunday School Sunday at 9:45. Be
on time.
Preaching at II a; m. and 7 p. m.
by the pastor. =
Epworth League 6:15.
All are welcome.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1925-12-17
BLACK BEAR TRAIL PUT
ON FEDERAL ROUTE

Raleigh, Dec. 14.--Black Bear Trail
from Toronto to Miami, got the en-
dorsement of the State Highway Com
mission this afternoon for a Federal
number on that part of the road
which traverses Western North Car
olina
The route runs through Sparta.
Jefferson, Boone, Marion and Ruth
erfordton, sections of rare scenic
beauty, and large delegation of
citizens from along the way appear
ed before the commission to ask its
recognition in movement under
way to get the trail included in the
federal highway system.
The name given the route was
carefully avoided in the commissions
resolution of endorsement out of re-
spect for Chairman Frank Pages
warning that highways denominated
trails" are out of favor with the
federal board which is Interested on
ly IN the route.
The tentative map of the trail car
ries an alternative route from Marion
to Asheville, Hendersonville, Chin
ney Rock and Rutherfordton. J. G.
Stikeleather, Asheviile, moved for the
inclusion of it in the resolution of
endorsement, but the motion was
withdrawn when the alternative route
threatened to develop complications.
The Commission spent the full
day in session here and heard sew
eral delegations in egard to road
construction and location. 1t will
meet again tomorrow and probably
will give some attention to the mat
ter Of county loans, many counties
seeking more Dads with offers to
lend money to the commission with
which to build them.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1925-12-17
local MEN ATTEND
HIGHWAY MEETING

The Board of County Commission
'ers, Messrs S. C. Eggers, o. L. Cof-
fey and w. N. Howell and Messrs
I /. G. Greer and W. H. Gragg, who
went to Raleigh to attend the meet
ing of the State Highway Commiss-
ion, returned Tuesday. They went
austensibly for the purpose of ''feel-
ing the pulse" of the commission rel
ative to the Black Bear Trail, their
success on this point being given in
Raleigh dispatch to be found in
another column. They brought the
rood news also that the much talked
!. of road from Baldwin in Ashe county
J to Boone, is now a certainty, and
that the work will be let to contract
IN time for early operations next
spring. The survey does not pass by
Todd proper, but leaves it to the
left some little distance, coming this
way and crosses the ridge to Riddles
Fork, connecting with the road al
ready graded near Greene's store,
Mo. 60, which is now being regarded
is to be made a dependable all-year
round road to Cranberry, and still
better for Boone, we are assured of
substantial help on our streets by
Commissioner Haynes, just as soon
as the town gets the water works out
OF the way. All of our itizens who
attended the meeting speak IN the
highest terms of Mr. haynes and
Ibis absolute willingness to give the
mountain counties of FIs district a
square deal. The delegation Is highly
pleased with the prospects OF much
more work being done If Watauga.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1925-12-17

doctors takes turn for the better.
She is bright young girl and be-
loved by her friends and playmates
who hold so much in common with
her. We hope that she will soon re-
cover.
The report has just reached us that
the above girl died Saturday night.
We note with pride that Mr.. w. H.
Gragg has had the school building at
this place repaired. 1t was not Mr..
Gragg's fault at all for the dashing
rains that came down in torrents fill
ed the valleys and carriers to, oyer;
Anwin9. 1t was not ouf intention to
reflect in any manner upon his part
when we stated in this paper that
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the 25th of December Christmas day.
Only think how the papers after
Christmas are filled with murders
Mr.. A. G. Miller recently lost a
fine milk COW. She was suddenly
stricken in his barnyard. Mr.. Miller
and his farmer friends did all they
could to save the COW but she did
not respond to medical aid
and slaughters and refrain from 60
ing on "a wild" as the boys call it,
meaning that they get topsy turvy
with too much strong drink. We do
not claim to be any sage, but if these
things were only observed it would
be move on evolution which is so
much in need in our days and time.
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some one should see to it that our
ten thousand dollar school building
was not neglected and allowed to
ruin from the wants of minor re-
pair. Mr. Gragg however says: "Let
me know if it does not prove salts
factory and will fix it." this state
ment being made after he had the
building inspected and repaired.
TIE holiday of Christmas is fast
approaching and will soon be upon
us. Right here we wish to say: Stay
sane and do not go wild while OBJ
serving the birth of our meek and
lowly Savior. Lots of folks think
they must have a jug of gin and be
a, rough neck before they can call