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Ifkp SSSs March 3. UTi .jT Month $ .M i:?o Oc* Tear 1.00 E , , ,, .. .- Subscriber? dealrl^rth*paper W ' continued will please notify this ofIt will be coatinuad atregulai- sub- II criptlon rates until notice to stop la received. H you do not set the Daily Neva promptly telephne or write the man-V. - otr. nad the complaint win receive Immediate atteatloa. It ia our deeire to please you. ?4 t j ' 2 ?Ml! articles seat to the Dally News for publication must be elsaed by H' the writer, otherwise they will not ^ SATURDAY. MAR7T5, 1913. ' 1 ' | KAliEltiH HKAM.V WAKRD UP. The city of Raleigh has launched j Tvn.iT nmaiiBna ?i mt a nm ramnaign rr? fur the wumilwiuu furm ot government, which is to be adopted or rej, Ject'ed at an election April 1. Judging from the past experience of aev*rrnl ?Jerth, Carolina cities. tftiR election will be by no means an easy one | lor the advocates of a more efficient Municipal System to carry. The News L . and Observer admirably sums up the, arguments in favor or the improved [ system a; follows: ""lie uiiiRll&sbon Form or Govern. inent is the simp^t form of gov ;?prrmFrr:?It - concenrrarw the respejtMb . 'ies of the city government in three ruen-r-and holds those men to r. ? riot account. This Is the ni*ufcod.3f all sound business. Great t'n?!?">a(!s .ave n central'head: great banks revolve around presidents: large I enterpriser depend upon os-s: or two strong men. Our cities. distinguished from our . -jitaies. Uusinesa his lit m\ ions?the Icw-ntr."/ :.-. necessities of a city are very iV . For this reason they ought to be e-?r.ducted on business lines." A<* the same paper state* in anothtr 'si. every city ? V ri the new and rp.*vif*#?lve form of government is . : T'.e-l out report it a success. is .1 ; over hear of r. city giving V,- th-> i;uiai>s;nn term? Why do i.jt staid old cense rvalues who - . e ppvije ? ? V- us u.j.vvs exaiisplCi of IL.:.- L2 x- ul..jlliaJiiJiLUIliLUl_.Ul_ lit" Kit ''e-rv nlan which they regard wlUl si? upp ehension? All to us-of Stat- might v-v veil follow the example of i h.vt>tte. wnerc the adoption of the c.) if tin is-""on form . is periodically blocked every now and then--but by a narrower margin each time. In that city, the pew form ha,* been killed, entombed, and sealed up several times, but has come up each time ?ej-en? and smiling and ready for another try. The final triumph of the commission form is as certain as the triumph of efficiency over inefficient v in everything. Luck ro Raleigh, which seems at presen* *o be laboring under an ox<optionally unwieldy municipal system Not ' 'ng -since. Raleigh has been ridio .I- ;;? .< /jiead"Jiy its riv.-_ nls. YV'-h tMe erection of new skys-rap coins on and the commission of iiiy government in vogu-. ?-lie may vet merit the title claiire i ro1* her by the News and ul?s?rv-r of the most progressive and ..rawing town in the State. Sabbath Morn In G'asgie. It w:.> Jy.induy morning, and the conductor ;.s his bus ratlloil nloug was porJ...; ? Si.-t so \v|?]e uwako as usual. ' At a.'i events lie didn't observe the siuali Li -y wJin dashed out of an entry. pinny. "Hi. tiiere: *W,>r H v.niy wl.?Ti the stout old gent next clie door hi.d prodded Itim in the leg that the off; . !?l became aware of the pnrsu I tig iur. if* i?^.Stop the lots for the hoy, conductor," observed the prodder: The conductor looked disparagingly at the chasing l#oy. but, seeing that he was holding up a penny, decided he must lie u passenger and stopped the bus. "Now. thett. shaver, hop on." ho said when Jt.e lioy patiied up. "Who are you cabin' 'shaver?'" - Inquired the youth -"ornfull>\ "An* what d'yon mean ly ruunln' away from yer custemorxV "live: mother wants two 'n'pennies fir this penny. She's go in' to church."?Glasgow News. V . ; When a Person Faints, fP if a person faints lie onubt to be laid Li.-.? .down.flat on his-back, for this will facllltate the return of blood to bis head. Indeed, nature has provided for this, for a person who faints *ill fall down B: ntid soou recover If no one interferes, jfcp On the other band, a person with an epileptic or cataleptic fit. Indicated by R?A t convulsions and frothing nt the mouth, ought to be propped up bo nn to facilitate the Cow of blood from the besd to B: the lower parts of the body, which inny Bj&.< ^>?e still further promoted by slapping tbepnloas of the hands. Now, I cannot account for It, but the fact Is that all I ignorant people, in nn emergency, ref verse this treatment. A person who Imply faints is carefully supported In Kj * chair, and the face Is piled with cold Kr ' water applications, fanned, the result ff.':- being that the fainting is prolonged. On the other hand, a man who ""drops in the street with epilepsy or catalepsy hp R i invariably laid Ibit on his hack, which jj;- . in some cases is enough to kill him.? Doctor, I V bony guard*. These are quite inactive when a lienlthy person Is breathing pure air. When dls. eased dust is breathed and carried down into the system these substance* get* to work and try to kill, consume, arrest or In some way conquer the disease germs. Therefore, the activity of thoBe scavenger* 1* according to the amount of irritating Impurities entcHng their domain. 11* the child is physically in first class condition they may be able to Supply the necessary material to kill out the disease germs. It' at the time these diseased germs are breathed into the system the vitality is so law it r:in?oi aug? ~ plv sufficient material to strengthen the?e body guards substances -or front -continually breathing mere impurities the substances cannot consume the incoming intruders then the diseased germs crow and conquor and the child has to felve up. Then the doctor 1* called and the disease pronounced. This is the time the fond parent* step in to do all in the power of mortal to save the life of their darling. Can they conscientiously say they did thelr pari toward the child. No! They didn't iheir nnrt. They selfishly held that child in a ?*c-? j 1'on where diseases in dug? literally ate away Its ! r, and why ? because purer air was a Tow tain- I iitt ii more walk. Therefore, this proves the time to save the child's life begins by furnishing It with pure dust-free air and frqm infancy or better still before it is brought Into the world, using all saniv tarv precautions then its strength and vitality will go toward growing a larger, a healthier, a stronger < a greater and brainier man or woman. Is Washington Park too tar? and learn the difference between irritating, dl?eased, life destroying cfilst and pure, refreshing. e? hilerating. health and strength giving airwith Ak \ other sanitary surroundings. X Ye*. Washington Park is a little way out. butF ^ when health^aiyl even life are considered, one can * well afford to overlook the little extra distance: and those who refuse to leave crowded thoroughfares for purer air may some day learn that their ' N families' life of troubles, sick net? and vne was * mostly caused by breathing very dusty aid and the ignorance of this facts had caused them .to spend their life between. The iterll anrl the deep blue sea. No Washington Park is not too far for folk who know. This River Shore Park is ever inviting and restful to tired nerves. A. C HATHAWAY XOTIC'K. dtate payment. ~ This March 15, 1*13. Having qualified as Administrator, EDWARD S. McCULLOUGH. ('. T. A., of E. Stanley McCullough, Administrator, deceased, late of Beaufort County, Ward A Grimes. Attorneys. North Carolina; this is to notify all 3-15-4 wc .' 1 persons having claims against the ea- ' * ?? tat? of said deceased to exhibit them MIsb Lillian Woolard returned to the undersigned on or before the home to Washington from Raleigh 15th day of March. 1PW, or this no- Thursday morning. Miss Woolard tlee will be pleaded In bar of their was one of the official stenographers recovery. All persona indebted to daring the recent session of th* Legsaid estate will please make Inane- islature. ' ;* ?? > ' . 0 < .'RJ SAID TO ME fe; vzz'L'zvzzzs. * ~ - ?*> ?? ? tjou. built dusty tboroughftr* mijr be tuir ::rr^rs^.-rr=.c^rz:??: the houe# or swelt or open it *lde and eat horse ' manure and other filth in the form of duat. of ker children whoee play grounds are the narrow streets help* her nerves "on pins" and aa the cbll;iV ? dren seem to pick up all the sickness and dls- f , eaees of each season, this fond mother *!a kept between another "devil and the 'deep bine sea" to know "what's mext." "" - ' . >!., % One Child DIED The best doctors and trained nurses had been kftm called and no expense spared to keep the child w^^L In saying "It was the Maker's will" the blame was placed IhAl Iho truth" II " No! No! A thousand times No. Such ignorant-^ * and base deceit la now causing manyjaf the d.OOO deaths every year in North Carolina from ona disease a'.one and that's consumption. Such ignorant and base deceit is killing at least half of the children who die in North Carolina and Ignorance or obstinacy of tho parents are mostly responsible. 7t Upon loosing a child,-if the^parents wpufdgo r&_ff beyond the disease and try to find what caused the 1. f .1 . . th> ; would learn thnt the dust breathed is fine particles of sand, oyster shells, decayed meat, _ horse manure and sputum, some from diseased ppopie, containing many disease germs. They would learn that in runntng and romping the boys and girls breath hard and deep, causing most of the injurious and sometimes diseased dust to be carried down into the lungs which aro more delicate than In adults. A little further study shows the human system iv nrnvlrinH with cuhutnnr.au u-hlbh ua n.l.hl o?ll la wnnMt. PtC " ; Th.Kkh.ff. ed across the football (Md to the emergency hospital. ? y* -What tidings." abe faltered. "erf my on?" Tbey looked upon bar with compastor'"' ~?' ". f t ' "Well, yon aee." explained the cap tain of the team, "be Lost hla head when we tried the flying wedge." Shrieking wildly, she sank to the "Tbey told roe ft was only n broken arm."?London Saturday Journal. Unfortunate. "Tbey say that Mrs. Waddlngton'i little hoy Is ambidextrous." said llrs Oldcaatlo. "rjnwl sakes." L'.u-l.timw! Mrs. tvarnThey expected be was itoln' to be all right after they got his tonsils cu1 out."?Chicago Record-Herald. To Escape tn? Storms. Many. many Sturm* there ate that Ik low aud bag the around, and the way to escape them Is to go up the motto tainokle and get ftlgtier than tbey sra -Henry Word Heecher. TO TAX PAYERS. All persons owing 'taxes, who d< not wish to pay cost, will pleast come and settle at once., I am compelled to levy In March; and ever] tract or parcel of land In Beaufor County will be levied on and th< cost added if the taxes are not pak by Marph 15th. Atter levy Is mad< and cost added the whole amouni will have to be paid. 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Poo 158. the undcralgn ed will, on Thnrmdny. the 10th do; of April. 1813. at twelve dp o'clock, noon, offer for tnle to th highest bidder rob cmeh >t the Conr Houee door In Waahlngton. N. C.. th following described reel oeUte. to wit: *. A certain tract or parcel of Inn Jying and being In Beaufort Count] llftht Acre Townehlj. an< describe land denned aa foUowa. to-wlt: Adjoining the lands of the Jonath ft Jacocks Patent and hounded a follows: Beginning In the first line of th patent at William E, Boyd's corner t running with the patent line nortl wardly to Martha .F. -.n-no. an--? A- ?lit. t, ? lift- m m rn M I ft, tucncB *iiu mi Hue o?oi vo tnc ,pai ent line; thence with the patent lin with his line west to the beginning containing ten (16) acres more o less. See deed from John R. Bovi ' d-ted February 2nd, 1906, and r? corded In the Register's Office t | Beaufort County, in Book 120. Pag ' 212. This 10th dsy of Msrch, 1913. W. H. B9WEN, Mortgagee. 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