i i. THE "PUBLIC , ; GO Oil ; OUR xCIEFi gTXTD VOLUME i. CHAPEL HILL, OkANGE COUNTY NOV1 9 , . - - ' ' t . . : -t "' ! . ,-. -7'"'i; 7? 7 .4. -.11 S i V . . ' f f . . i i ' : i -.31-7 - i . 'i1 j S INCIDENTS OF THE FOREST FIRE . , . A f ' ' kt ii- di to. the man, and the was a lung iciiu nuiu iicmc ' J pack wnois now exploring itne DiacKen water on that woman, or she'll burn to death" he cried man shouted excitedly: "Where'U I get MM EDUCATION DAY; T Great State Fair A Progress-1 VJRock of ages, cleft ROCE OF AGES; . ,7i,,U '" ;'; t for me I ed waste that mdrks the great fire in the West. The letter is written from Duliith. Minnesota, and from it we make a few .extracts to show how horrible it was in its destruc tion. She says: ; , One strange thing about the fire, which the people have rightly nam ed a "cyclone of heir is that peo ple died in the act of moving, and in those positions were burned to a crisp.'" ; - . 1 4 . - . One man was found standing upright in a lifted in the act of stepping out when death caught him. In' the siame position-he remained, justlike a statue.. ! I . Almost everybody, however, was found shielding " their eves.- But ive Programme by Prominent; Edn- Let me hide myself in' ''th6e!" cators and Friends or rnbliCi jlQu J ;pIJ Jn. uljt-... cation. The comipittee a Sang the lady soft ndIow, u Of her voice so sweet and clear. iclriaH if f x.Jvuuna i eacners Asseramv 10, auaauxc t , i j . 7 r , ; v A asKeu " so i . . , i ,, . .tu, -J ? I DrtUmAn u Lur it u . 7 . iwoc upvu iuc evening an i 7. 1 r V ! the water? I Another rushed ; into Hinckley dreadfully excited and. and so J rnegtioning his was dead. They told him so rar tney naa not neara so. "oome risauesaanuctf4 p3, ana it is proposea oy Let e hidfi Jithfee!"- 1 A 1-3 t j: J J f I ' J , I f Fife Antntniuk vnrl-n .4- Wfl- mfaracfmn I : i . r l -t one toia me i was aeaa . ne cneu; i "r miwwfi"i6 . .7 . , f ; rt areaf -.relief. -'and I knew it was conaye to gooa reeui m tnq ; m. r i wie ng,; ay qi?aiic,iiaui -. j i i i te of popular eduction. ; The body of a woman was n Hincklev ' crouchins over: her I Chairman: Prof. hrPP rhiiHrpn c 'unit'M chpi. MirCoiicge:.Dri iJ. w. Grawfom; dfiTrinK Wary with4heiediQus,da till W m V 111 V . l. 4iV14 W I 1 AW f . w " . - - . . - . , . .4 ter her brood. They were all burn- ?"'.l:rc?i.dc5,,cr5 of m.d Sang to while the.hourS amy:, - found .A. Aldcman, of the State University eP Dl H. HiU. of the A. and, .vw. pvm e.u 11- lad ed to a crisp, and men weptias they I Jlkin guuer, w in nib iuui - . vj:--, ui . -j "IT r1"1! "vuu '1 LetmeWde myse in irii i i in ii ii in ii u iixrv r.--i jt-i rnAiiKWlK. ts.at . iiffHu,i.i i . . I A. mart and a woman jf i. b mrhed to a crisp with clasped tightly around were their 6eii' foi 1 i- , arms each other,. sentinel Eioji Collegq, , and Prof. E. p.. Where the trembling tarlight fells e duf ionjof dese feab fv- jZLxi'.tj--ii-: ill w. He re lue 1 1 eh is an asu au o w s 'nicei- luuon; ii I -.1 .-7. -7" ', i : J r be heiiihThere th,erIady wQice iwas. iheard. Fu.,cu tuc.u aai iau ui miciu 'the adoption of thq following resoli in separate b6xes,;when they found 1 iXhat an educational conference the fire twisted bodiesjas it twisted -- v- y. r lXZ 13? 'rif . iron, and thecorpses Were ghastly sights' to see. Everybody that was not burned to afi absolute crisp was The Go Ahead! business men of the burst open by the heat, j . Mr. Blanchard, . whose wife and three children Were burned would not believe the blackened -corpses were his family, despite the ring on his wife's hand and the trinkets on iii i iiiiinrii i ir i iiuili iiui ai u i . . . . are out 'ot the way, ana I every man wopia noi D.eVe u wu i. -.. uy , has a chance to ahead with or ana still, me ouir uuy, wiien nuiu babe that they had sought In vain 'first day of the Sate Fair. Por the pur-J With that,music.rloa'ting,ffee;1 k ilJ; r.' -'cli,ii I Pose of suggesting! ineans for intteasing f iipii 'Af ' :A ie 'V .' the public school fund in Norh Carolina. p j j , ; . :ti . . preside at the conference The following programme was fornix prina fnrth mnVnftta fio-htll.1 " ' United J:iat!' ..' OinefiarJajidi n. "I tried thought the j found Mr. Blanchard's marriage certificate, near where; the bodies wexe' he broke down !a'nd cried at the sight of it. s i ; I saw the potatopatch today; where the people of JVJission Creek lay on jtheir faces and .were saved. Not one human life in ihe little col ony was lost The potato patch 1 saved them all. All the people lay flat on the earth, witfi their faces buried7.exCept one ma! to look'he said. "I world was coming to an end, and I tried to see it. I saw only night, blackness, with frightful balls of fire, and I; looked until - I fainted. We had domestic animals jn ' the patch with ;us. They were all "saved, and while we. lay there deer came out of the woods and huddled there with us, as tam as our (cows. When the fire was over they ran away. : : , j.-; , Funny things, .top,:i. happened - there in the face of that awful death One man told me he was in a pond with a lot of people'. He wasj pour ing water; over the heads of , the iwomen to keep them from burning. He saw one .woman's j hair jcatch fire. Behind her stood a man up the water. :vi.-iVHi.i i-r- Oll the sandl Sorrow wrung. ., I i. 7 7-7' sne sung: "Koclc orAges; cjettme, without intelligent effort, - The ; How The States Have Built up their Let me hide myself in thee!" farmer has to plant ; arid cultivate Public School Syetemsl" Prof. ;-E.' Pi I and so! must the merchant and Moses, Raieign. ;,; v . s. ; ; i ' U.,U.,, "i ;o ,oil,oo 7 "The Progress ,of Iocal Taxation in the I On the marble' steps she knelt Progress ,of local Taxation in the Andf her SOU 1 that' instafrt fett-1: 1 .Prof- L- f- Hobbs! of Guilford Mercy's.healingf tpuchiasrthenevu - The 'most! I ifoecJ( ibiaiation lo'Proid for iorLii PPedfeerslips ijptajejjl- everwherel I schopisJ'i HonJno:C. Scarborough, Supt. i 1 0X , j have meritorious goods sunless you; n ' let tne puDiic Know it. successful business men are those who realize the great fact! of Public ijastctn, and Hon: Walter Smiled upon her lonely, lot- that the1 Press gives them access to Clark, of the Supreme Court. . 'Heard her as she murmured oft,. the minds' of i - tne rress mosxor me great rortunes !witha limit of five minutes for each speak made in business yould. nave been er. I I I V I J v . v---, 7- The following resolution wbs adpoted: . . : . Resolved, That all f Educational Institu tions ,that:may find it practicable to do so, be requested to make Tuesday, Oct., . 23d, ; gives xnem access 10 TV- , -,r :"w,'r "w-." the DeoDle- without . General discussion wiU, follow the ad- 'With an. accent sweetand'softr ' tn" PeP Wltnoui .g l - 0Q subjects named: iD.. rtf A . - it of the great fortunes iuUirJii r Rock of Agesv cleft fbr me- -Let me hide myself; in thee if impossible; "that why, n said one of our most successful merchants, "I am always glad to see, an. ad vertising agent. I f may not be open to do' business With him at the at the State Fair in abody. time, but I always learn' something that helps me work intelligently Little knew the lady fair; As she! sang so. sweetly therei - a holiday, and attend "Educational Day" ThtVOice, hadirfiachedfaiSOUlj i.t WIlcll 1 alii icauyi ,iu auvci use, . i I Advertising' is the seed of business. Every j business man should : pro vide enough' seed from!, which to raise his crop, and now,, when, the business interests of the country have got a chance to go ahead,, is the time to plant it.--American Art Journal. . 1 1 Which" had lived in sin's control! . Does ' fusion fuse? Not much,. Little knew, when.she was done. bne'main''; prominent-in. third v party;' That a lost and errijig one) :y: councils of Gaston county remark- 'Heardlier as she breathed that strain ed that he wanted no Republican 'Andvretumed to-tob'd agairr! 3lV ' tusion in ms;;wnen;.iiis.part-wisiJ ed to abandon its principles,1 he was -Journal. gom to, ruse pacK witn nis-uerno- . uiciiuo 111, wnuiunc iwu Luii- i9,xDpyotw wer eiri,BrCpkxnrfd2e.s fidence. Andi this man - is a fair district, . the largest ever polled. ' j of every honest ; Democrat type The first snow, of the season hai come. a.t who has been -misled by the new Omaha,- Nebrasfck, 'l :? ' j to his shoulders in Man's mind 'to him a kingdom is, while a woman's heart is that to he. i A man's yesterdays should be his proud est moment. concern. Gastonia Gazette. ' Pat O Leary whose cow - 1 L v, t 1 ..: China has sent .a note to i the European Powers throwing the blame of the war upon Japan. ' . lamp that caused the great. Chicago .fireof 1871 died Saturday. 1 i kicked over the States Haveiiad aTonMrdfimef a,' 7? 7?' m lwhich effort brought little ; re H ?T!Lii - - ; ki wn u.nno.uih 1; 7: hall of the House of Commons at 7:0 o'KI Had hpn wnprkprl! in,an anrlrlfp- i.wn uiv r " i , j I cjiock: p. m., ior uie uiscussiou ox uie great i Qne of Iwhom irv r.!:, QrZl Wrote the Master L I a -r . : r ti-UUj. i i t.i m m 1 1 rl I1LJI.' IV uuw,iruu . t North Carolina." Prof: A. Alderman 'Heard the lady as cess, however, cannot be attained tt;1 i.riJ l; uij 1 ;. . 1 ' y X 0. t f '17 i -7 j V-;-

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