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Katherine Davidson and
Mi -eie Scott who have been composi
tor !!'
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MEBANEy mfj, XJEiUaSDAY. BECEMBER 24 1914 •’
■ ^.!.>:ii;ji:u;V‘lJ -■■■ 'iv - : t?:! • ;-1*'r'.;'’>2^sJ
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the Leader office for several
., have resigned their positions.
Oavidson retires ffrom the work,
> .Miss Scott will enter King’s
('■ollegfe. Both these young
it! fhi
t]iv-n
. lia' e been faithful ard efficient
'iv work and the Leader wishes
vvoU.
f: >^N
s'.t-'‘i?.r
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•v‘'^eL 'j.xO '"'f ■’'•■- ■"'•^ “■'’-*• ■ *■’•
i 19^th, -ipMi deathstook- Bt^la
Mr
Crawford at The
i liroltle Next Week.
liii' i.t'xt edition of the Mebane
[ (. .,!t i- will be edited altogether by
itt' eilitor Trawford. Mr. Deese
,„i lainlly loft Wednesday for the
;i! |':n t of tho State to spend the
Request o New
Extradition is Talcen
VorK' for I Mr. Jusepli G/ Brown
Under Advisement!
A few days ago the request of . the
state of New York for extradifcfCwi of
Harry K. Thaw from New Hampshire
to answer an indictment charging^ conr
spiracy to obstruct justice by escaping
from Matteawan asylum was taken un
der consideraticn by the ITnited $tates
I Supreme court of ter oral argumeifts."'
Members of the court asked Thaw’s
attorneys many questions about various
points in their contentions. They did
not interrupt William Travers Jerome,
however, during his argument-that
Thaw was a fugitive from justice nor
plains Working
Proposed Plan
sle^p, "~1t)6k*' her “there" of whom eurJ
he^'ts wexe.ajid-4iRf'fi usldffely hei^
0|Hrf.Teader83peiiiaij^ ■’tymfei^ jthe;
»' A A-P .4'W^ r« • ^ ^
•thiftt- this'v*M‘lT'be feniif?dfeFHvf^^ in-
.crease iri' the nuiBb’ef’ef cattlie^^oflijred
fpirl ^^al!6|{,;jQiiv|Ag.-itig3ores r,ii0 ‘‘seit' out i
fW
;^d>ir:i45^:fakBEizeLetters
aged 15 vyie^rs^^j^t ^t.;.prPsei3,tfVt {takes Northir-^rolina [‘NgW York HerakJ*
©aid .wotIdj into ia, home 'rnorb' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ •
brighti beyond wherr we ^neithbr^&ii&br-
«!r.4jtra^*c ' death- ^of tWs
i Uv
^’Wl^se'ymirig^Kfis'Wa^stidde^
Mr. Joseph G. Brown, chairmati of ’t^6"*whi^^ls of ,a^,irain»]: Lttw:
dream as isf^.
the cotton loan fund conamittee I for
the State of North .Carolina,'has; re
turned. from Washington 'i’whc'rfij he
attended a meeting of the corttV^h"' loafr
fund committee with the chairnaeji of
the eotrimittees from‘*^th’e various bot-
toh States. ^
Mr. Brown says that air but ones or
two of the Southern States were, rdpt;
sented, and that the represen^tives
from these States approved-the plan
which had been forrxiulated. by thie?
cotton loan fund committee,./and iaVe'
challenge the argume.it of Franklin I now ready to put it in operatiohv^’^'-
Kennedy, deputy attorney general of j All the $100,000,000 which'"Wasj ib'
New York, that the law under which! b? subscribed outside - of'■'the C^jWon
Thaw was committed to Matteiwan 1 States, has been ^provided ‘ fbir^i and-^
\iiias Festivities at
liawtields Dec. 24th.
Thi«M' wiil be a Xmas, tree and treat
for the Sunday school at the Hawfield’s
.'huirh in the afteruoow of Dec. 24th,
iit nij^ht a Box Party will be given for
t!ii' lienofit of the Domestic Science | after the killing of Stanford White was | $65,000,000 of thi« fund already'’’aig^ed
( la^s of the Hawfield's High School, I ^^^stitutional. ; up. The balance qf^ this s,ujijjscrip^i0n
at tiu- school building. The public is ' i v • • . ,
, t.nlially invited to attend these cele-'' question when Philander C. Knox, for-
hrations ai.d the girls are all expected | secretary of state appearing for
to ti»ntril>ute boxes for the Box Party, j Thaw, argued that only those who had
; committed «rimes could . be extradited
and that New York wurts had held' it,
five decisions that Thaw had commitied
iio crime because he was insane. The
chief .justice suggested that a raan
might be declared insane one day and
three Nell R. once re-
t(r niafket as i^t' aoes ^^fgjhia.,. caj^lle, Lferred to. by Young
fair swget' girl’
tie did the fond motheV
sawi her precious daughter go fort^ jtp
::b»d5»i.’W^1d^‘>be^ • i^tui^^ct 'crS iand
maii^i^S. ^'V%lrffa" s ^ a"' 'cte^^'^’^iweet
girl and always had a smile ami a ’ ‘
word for each q^d every one she
thftt-ttie of‘^uitaiilfe Ibral j at.^tl^e tbe
k^ts makea lt nfen^ssar^ fbr ?tKe> Ni:^ l ‘"‘yt'tiW^fi-l m Hlxie?^ has'*^avAH
ha, cattlem^h :to; iship to; ,
JBa]itiny?r|e^or,.Rj^nriq,p^u^r^ 1>^^, tliat
seriQus j'considera^^^ be, given
id t^il' qUiestro’fi^of^ aridum-
^(iiresBecf sti^bj^^poh- his’H4^i^ thflt
waxed
win
ning a pri^e.pf^e^. by the Evening
best an
swer fo the question. ‘/Should, a man
■'ift ^eino\5e his hat
■Wh«i-i4ra;‘? arf'femr^fbseSf?'”"
(tibe thiiVgiilodJ the ^a«i«w-s,d^^-lH^i^jtate‘'
t«r wojtl? at- ctittle iam»ftrsr^raw
He set forth also the viesyj. t^j:j5^ f th^j;jU5^|j;j^;^amp-
tle raising the worn out farms ofitlie ;*les of all tvpes of' nprannah^Y nrd var-
State c^li^ari^S^S ^ 4^^tleties‘of essay-^itirig Some
i)t b^fiditttle ?i¥^^nt riibye' th*a^' thc^ t^^^-^^H^spT?ifdlnt#’^n^^o the
tqal^ r^tiuMslfronf ■bKe j-i^aji^ryi'df'6nf|3ilrle^ffif^o of
iSyitlany
J^s of o!^a,^^ryo„. Who
this dear httle girl loved her. Mjany cortdkion‘g*iie' ’heTdi o W . imildine
h>'‘g.raj&fng,« VomparH’i’^ Sem Quaking
.wh^^4hey» het»rdi^f hw t^inir5dtf4#)i‘:witb:lowa,;.wWch rt«y^:r^n(j;
A Roller Mill For Mebane.-
Mc.^.'srp. L. A. Crawford and R. C
Hrirris, arc working up a stock com-
pj.iy for a roller mill at Mebane.
Ni'tl ing in our opinion could do more
juht no A- to help the farmers and the ^
business of Mebane than this enterprise. ! insane. . ;
F.vorv large wheat grower and business j William A Stone, former governor of
man in and around the town ought to Pennsylvania, was interjcpgated close
Chief Justice White asked his first | wiU be signed^up'dufmg this* weejc ^nd
...1 r.i.:i J. funds will tlun be aVailable.iO f
The central cpminittee.'ir^ of
this matter consists of the indivi(|uaJ
members ' of the ^e(^eraJ>’|Rese^ve
BoJii^.' -They selectedn known
as the cott9^, loan commiy ee, heaiied
by W. P. -fiardin^.'"cWSirman, ]the
only yt^tj member pf th^.J'ederal tie ,
serve Board who is serving on tlhiS;
sane the next. Mr. Knox replied that [^committee Mng', Paul. M^i J5^iiirbursi
the presumption was that Thaw
be ^flad to take stock, because not only
..J its convenience but of its prospects
Ilf jnaking money for investors.
by most of the judges during his argu
ment that the Indi^t^ent of-.f'haw for
Ihe pt^e^ rn€rabe?:§,p|,.,^lt^
are Albert H Wiggih, New
James S. Aiexand^*, N^isv
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|1k| Jpa.'l
S. B'brgan, Chic‘U^6; B*6i;t'tis* Wahe,
St. Louis; Levi Rut, .. Philadelphia,
and Williarh ’A. GrastoiiV Boston, Whq!^
r ^ SkiUed pihysicianis aiiid' ti^T*«d hti| se^
did- sail t in hdn^anf ^wfer to save • iiei\
But GadiwafltedVelv'a. -iH?k''bUh(if Wkff
cotjreomplete:witho^ herV'^^Nbtfeirj «r!
groans escaped her. She -Itore hw
ferings with _aj!?gelic sweetness,
was a‘ ■
«ajvi tr
"'bod^^Was’ l^drhfeliito her home,”^hor fir^
ifl
^ ^yords.jiyer^^witih, a sfnile,; .‘fMan^aj d(|n?t‘
|ibe frightenecJ^r am hurt, .bu|; j I api|
rig^t so doh ’t Wbrry kboiif m e. ’
' herilast! words to the dear hiea^^brbkenj
rii^ther.-yrere ‘1‘Maiiia I ajn:^ferfectiy^ all |,
right.j.M. ^Wh9£ ean., surraJs^ vthat.^du!-1
’^crashed^.^jSt|)od'F‘> i‘
■;•)! J
■j /i •.“I
f
rWe^m iy**4)rief
y ^ *UiW*iulih up
the haX:.mjJnaJilsfi]fi;y>;tor. situation rath-
> ••: f 'i-5 |>g.:;>j.i|{|
fv^xyi se;Vt?n op? ;
he
declare't , tnat pork .pm b5^ ,^Qtit|ced
•n!i'i5rb clryk^ly m ‘*l^drifi '■dafoliha’ thai^
i iu Idwti^ '^’h^“ ^me • 'jud^^ent
. i ift'uped in^Breeldiniajj a^dl inaTi*''-! , o- i • .
only worry was about her mother.,[^en^en^-.And-h^-Bres^^di the;v4lue^-‘=y'
chivalry.„bomded..oi»^- tbe.:uiQxUi bv
■’terms.' 'ihe advice which he ,ga.v,e 9||tq
beef'fcattfe.' hH^S 'and^’ooultrv is.,9dfice
whtcti-snokld be hetjded. ' l^AviIf'^i^v'e
ofjiinmense tadivantage to the^' Stati if
It bi^ j follqw^^^N^w4?&! 'Observeif^ j
com^^iet^merd toaiii to»^‘lif -Iffi '^'jrom
its perch wheVi .wpnwn'7i)3a»T»t^teht in
elevators.^ it behooves. us to have an
f6fe Tel’ ds t'afe^^^e mal|e^^^^
h^ands,‘‘-'aHq
if in
wT^o'^does
r^dariing cw apd watc)j)?d^ thcvt Nebraska ^Girl^s CH,
r^etlift'^bin^ 'a'w^’^’i^^^ powerless no 'ji: aV* >- I 6nr'^-9Wen ajict preseaitisri^efer ^i3B)S? the
Noah Biggs Gives Much
to Orphans
si>5,000 bequest in his will to children
of the Thomasville Orphanage, $20,000
For Meredith, Wake Forest i*emem-
bered with $5,000 Baptist State Con
vention $15,000 and large sums to other
benevolences. Left fortune of quarter
tuUiion. The life of this good man
fjoes to show to us that those who
[iractice giving are always Messed in a
very large way and generally have
something to give.
Let us learn to give freely to all
worthy causes and the Lord will bless
u? in many ways.
canspiracy was not valid. Thfe queston represent particularly the subscribers
to the $100,000,000. ■ '^Thfs"'e0ii^itiee,
appointed .the State committees, which
in turn appointed th^ lodal committees.
No subscript^ca me..&Bk£.d^.
Jury List for January
Term of Court, 1915. Convenes Jan.
18th. Two weeks civil term.
FIRST WEEK
T. G. McIntyre No. 4 R. F. D. Ray
No. G [>. B. Gross No. 12 J. J. Lank
ford N'o. 9 Kanrey Newlin No. 8 G. L.
Kay No. 11 S. G. Moore No. 12 W. F.
Ire’and No. 12 J. H. Morgan No. 8 D.
H. Thompson No 8 Don E. Scott Nj. 6
1>. F. Foust No. 6 E. E. McAdams No.
las. F. Barber No. 4 C E. Morrow
Jr. No 9 R. L. Love No. 12 D. H.
I.aphley No. 1 L. V. Hecomsom No. 12
K. R. Tickle No. 3 J. A. Hamilton No
12.]. II. Woods No. 13 J. R. Allred*
1?. Sf»tn Lineberry No. 5 Arlindo Nor
wood No. » E. C. Turner No. 10 R. L
^'lapp No. ») W. D. Whitesell No. 3
r. Morrow No. 9.
SECOND WEEK.
•K Henry Blackmon Jr. No. 13 W. A.
Kuliss No. 1 D. S. Richmond No. 12 A.
F. lioney No. 8 C. H. Dickey No. 5 L.
Apple No. 4 F. J. Loy No. 12 W. H.
Anderson No. 13 R. M. Morrow No. 12
!■-. V. Porterfield No. 13 Floy Rogers
^’o. 9 John M. Coble No. 1 J N. May
^0. i:] R, L, Barnwell No. 12 Jas. C.
WcCulloch No. 4 J. L. Jones No. 1 L.
1^. Blaylock No. 6 M. N. Council-
•T^an No. 5 J. W. Summers No, 4 John
H. M’les No. 10 B. J. Williams No. 9
f urry Conklin No. 12 W. J. Florence
6 Chas. F. Thompson No. 9 A. A.
l^ussell No. I 'B. A. Burke No, 9 J,
liber Newlin No. 9 A. E. Alexander
Nu. 1.
led Mr. Stone to the position that the
indictment stated Thaw was insane
showing on its face that he could not
commit a crime.
“Does the indictmexit state Thawps
insane?” inquired Justice MoKenna '
*'It says he was in an insane asylunj”
responded Mr. Stone. ■
“If Thaw’s automobile had broken
down on his journey could, he have been
ndicted for stealing another?” insisted
the josLice. •
“Not if the indictment wH out he wiks
insane.” ...»
Justice Pitney suggested a person
might be in an insane asylum and yfet
have lucid moments.
“The burden is on the -§tate to show
he had become sane,” dedared the at
torney. ■ .
cotton States other U|an tha^ lofal
bank, 'through Vvhidh a'Pi)tll*stfons for
loans may bej forwjarded, sliall sUb-
to'lprfevent- God thou al^ne
Honw& . how] hard it Mwa» to ‘^jDart w^tH
dear Velma, she so young and pronjis-'
taas Mle ’ "7l .
;.f::^.^he ..;fol),^^jng [, ,Christiii8iS ' ;i:i(ldle-; was
'/prepared by-Samill^a Edholtn,. y>,l^-ty^ajt
V‘> v_i. /V . v •*.), • J' ^
ing just baddin^ into girlhood, the cbtni--y|'(j Jaugfiter :o
%!- f>d-j9y ?«i^'ond.;inother whbKl|r|yj^g, nrlJ-tecfetar,
We«ftog> ;«p(}er I Nehtaska I'.Associati«if ‘ifov iliif
-and- Breyentioii of :'£-uberculttaifi ■
'parfrs' sorrdws afifd toils "to * sli'are/'drie
I.Guess it if you. catnv
yl^ I Virsh nf all t am
leasii ate dafly' crobs to' bear,; one 'm^rW'l' ‘ ‘Wrst oi' aiCf am.a'' smaU^. ‘ piece !of i,,,
.^hecr^jvn of'Glorv to Wean.--So' w^op * paJ)er'f;^SrIy 0113‘inch , square, andl I
not fat]^, -in^ sjaters, fe^thfersi'^
your dear one has only gone beforeito,; will ,>
wait for you on.I that “Bright Shore” ! a.$and
fathfer, mother, threWl Mv ^
jSe.q^et 5A'e^*er|0f-.!a tiQU-pf.v the
Venue de^ Milo,^ ann^^^. J|yj ;^h^i'j|vay
when we think of the
scribe to 25 per ccnt of the loan asked ’IdaVes
foir* The proc^ss^ wjtUVjibe
theparty 'who‘ v/islies "to ’borrow' "wfll
j store hisLCotton iUI%6-3^^|>roved waite-
! house, present hjs_ warehouse certtf-
caves to hts" locaTliSnlfl^^^
ed s^plip&tiop^^fja Iq^]^ T|iis a^?
ptiCTtion mifst be appro\^^^^ by .llie fo
cal committee ;and^ tteai;, forwarded to
the State committee for itsL approvjal
em
Vv^ill be 'settled-foria^f'flTfte to our com-
•|)}ete.^.tisfafition, .awd ‘^Vir^itii^’lieeded
gjij lo
ml',
r/jyH
iv^
just
ffir
returned
, , . My fa?e is i:ed:and,gr(>.en an;d ,xv-hite ! , . - » .
stStefeand two.-l.rothers to mourn th*fi?pi-i(i‘thIiifs''ihouia be at" C,^Unis-lf~" * P“‘ "Jf® *“
loss. It fills our heart with sadnesS(ptirt,e,!'anda r^WM'i^on of 'snW 'ah'a
'*•" *■'■■'' ■8leighsiaHd Cfirl8tmas trees and'!3a'i^«i.“:t of
'Cttiae I am veryi^n«at and trini, fot ii
•J*BW !■'!'** ~f
■ ‘ ■ • ' ’ * 3 ^ jthj^n
promise ot thiq^
^ywing’Ufe’xiruigfeied uut w Wddehly iqf^
jjrief stjficJ^^ home where her jS^e-
8ppic^^wa?^n ioispiratipij^.and ^ijoypf
the desolate broken v,hear.t^4: i Jnpthfer ■
Whoy(^‘ crdss is^so'h'ard'’tq be’^
1 ^ How ■ Sweet sh^ loo»Ired as’ &fie'lay fin-
It hoxt go^ho the" ifeehtial^ lorifeittte
for their approval and check ia.^
the matdileaa :siiil!ri^sr^ af-' We,
alxnpst cdugl^t a^Yisipn. of an^ls:, an^*
State Treasury In
of Funds.
IMeed
Uiought the gifts of the mind are
nifinite, they can, it seems to me, be
^hu3 classified. There are some so
^^eautiful that every one can see and
jeei their beauty. There are some
it is true, but which are weari-
^orne. 'I here are some which are love-
all the world admires, but
'Mthout knowing why. There are
some so refined and aelicate that few
capable of remarking all their
jeaaties. There are others which,
imperfect, yet are produced
such skill, and su«tained and
^^*'5iged with such grace, that they
deserve to be admired.—La
^^ockefoucauld.
Treasurer Lacy is* just now lip
against a hard proposition. The audi
tor this week mailed out pension war-
rents to the ex-Confederate soldiers
and their widows amounting to $491,-
712, and these needy one will proceed
to cash in the last one of them in tinie
to get the money for Christmas.
According to the report of the leg
islative committee made public yertef*
day, there is on hand in the State
Treasury, $164,572,23 which falls short
$327,139.77 or being enough to cssh
these pension warrants, in addition to
the other running expenses of the
State which must be provided for
Treasurer Lacy has sent out a hurry
call to the one hundred sheriffs in th6
State asking them to make an extra
effort to collect taxes and sendhim
the funds. Already he has received a
number of responses, and it is very
likely that something like $100,000 will
be sent him between now and Christ-j
mas. Owing to the depressed cotton
market, the sheriffs are having a^J[i|i
ficult time in^ TOaking * collec;fo^"|of
taxes and this accounts for
ficieacy. •
Ifi forrffef fey thi^ "^tini'^ i'ntHto-j
ber of sheriffs had made complete
settlement for the year^ witij, ,thet
Treasurer, but this year ntTt a single
one has passed under the wire. ' - ‘
But Treasurer Lacy is calm and ser-]
ene, and with a smiling face says that
a way will be provided to take care of ?
the pension warrents and other ex
penses o^ the State. And he loiows
whereof he speaks. ' ' *
The budget of the Rockefe’ll^r F,oun-
dation shows an expenditure *' of^ one
million dollars for Belgian Vdief, two
and a half millions for medical re
search and two hundred
five thousfl^; fot of
85,000jicrl^ of ftnd ia be
used as a bird refuge. Money would
have to be tainted, indeed, which did
not lose Its taint when ilevoted to such
worthy objects.
sued for • the ^ijrodfe6ds on ^a=-basis? of ' radiance a, smile o^ .suojVj.uji-
six cents a pound■ mkldlii^g'^otton. |
The quantity of cotton offered must
supply a m,argjin pf,20,pe?. ^ntr aboie
the full amount of the proposed loan.
With the application, the. local
must forward a check on New.
for one-fourth of the amount
■f hete 'ate nbw over 100,000,000 of ^ *itd
in. »hnbst’'i^Very‘%tate^ in fiidt, ill
d over, tiiis‘coanli^.there are' beofile- 'wfco
k-noWjine ^irtd s^nd; fcT me’ to eome’aipd
help ,t^em m.ak^ their ^ fronds h^pfvy, |
■ Youimay"^burn^ tear, .cut me. ^up,. or
Belheden -churchyard arrd‘ her graye
coveifed with flowers. May God coip
loan wanted, and for this amount
class B certificate Twlfjbf bear
ing six per cent. Subscribe^
$lQO,000,OpO have^wHat ^-|np^n as
class A corttflcai6s,” ‘ife^fing six p0r
cent. The local bank, must,,guarafrtd^
the interest on tlie loan. Fiom.t’'"
proceeds of the loan will be deduct
three per ^ cent of whi
will beJi^d b^ as
guarantee for expenses and agaiij^t
possible lossek-‘ ^^silL)^e*^k^-
g^ar4 is bemg -/thrown' jj-around tht‘
busiridss of the syndicate'so ^,to makfe
it practicalty impk>issibfeyto ;siistain los4
It is estimit^d ekf.enles wi4
not amount to more than one-eigth oj
per
:;''*'a.riy1fnem^er of the State commit||4
^ill be glad to furnish informatibnpo
^^arties who wigh ^ tp bopow^p^e^i
ftndi5Bs|^ir|;1 ^I•]5 'A-4Ml I
- i. ■ '.'i.iiT , II-—. ‘II j
^ 'Alt inch of'Riaiiu |!
li An'inch of r&rH Wt'r&e^ ‘orle^
|v When,an incJb^^ :.r^in|,u^.§M:f#M®nj
iiieans, .‘lite.r^ijj,, that ’.ij^. ^a^o^t
l^ater' do8Cf,n^ing fvom^.tl^t/
particular shower woi^d ^Qpv^K ttliej si
■funding territory, tp.j oj
|pch, pfovidinj^; oi' .c^^^ j^t, d
!i^t run away of sjM^^intp t]|i!&i^ro^^d.i
i It;’me^n$;^thajt ^^^atj
-1 |p gallons each has fail n. This qua|
j^ty ot-swaieri wfeighs .more 1|^
j|>ns. Jf the rain storm covered a te§
l^tory comprising a thousand acre||
i^hicoi wouHv beK-a'vi^r^ .iBrriSll «^Weg
ilj.3,Nitons ofi i»sMr>'wbuk^fAlls^frof
^e :idoudKi: R%in[:-rat?t>fc«it2'f^J^%®wnt]
^versitfholefiS'iiates afidi irfWfi ai
Ive indheS'jO^^aicB bffell r'itt btia'tiiai:
t this case the total^ixbtnb^r ibf#toi
water falling to earth is enormous,
be destrby^"'my i^eaHing Tievbi* can' be;
ilosti .It is «ometiiing“ that will la^ foir-
ever, and[ it is:stafnpcd right ‘on  my
, f.a.ce, )yher^,you c^n see ■ it. the . first
^'tHing.' ft hias ljelped many, many peib-
' ji)le, Sind it Will help many .more. ^ f
n rbfinghappiheM'and clear to' eVer^y
place I go :b^desi ■=' the; pleasures qf
the^givers,:^^}len/)they. wrap up:ithejr
Christmas,pjackag^ and, tl?,en pu;
little face wfiere it ^ b^^see^). . Ijafti
*usUahy put b*n the'back of \he ‘package"
righ’fc 4>caidi^Uhe« of my seirder,':
jbiut i am.alaot found dn the* fnsl^; tco.
first of . . All-
Pj P-' .!
as a raiijhow,, J’|-T Th^jj^fponj^jafif^^he
noti.on^of bu^’i^|i|^ on
the doitling^ line''‘of route.! ^ The wily
Chinese ^y'^^equaft^^ for they
up the .bone|& pf their afie^SArsard
^jRlf n tcd_ -V tbefw., ^^ea^} rigJitrtinfitfeRiine
of adyance. My^;ne_nd f§^ thaj[^||;en
liie piai(l‘t^ife£ times tor gi^n^^ld
bones; but-illtiViiEttely he completedl the
railway,; wlticht
^straight line lex-eensc^oit the l??£ti^ile
^or,two.,
-.XL , .Mti fiil djind
Wfi^.Jaorn about the-
I ■
Beef ’Cattle Industfj^ ^
t’iVJ *lo I'i-M
Therejw^s* a ^i®ttt empha»B: placed
.by S^ecretarj^ of A^ieidtur!»;HQwst»n m-
his address a^ A^ejfc^H.on ..Wjedni^sc^
before the Sand M^s Kai'mer^s Associa^
tion-upon4h^^^ast possibilities of the ?
beef c«(ttle in'dUBirt North Carolina. ^ ^
He presented thejaatter in.such ,sbspt don t see. ,.:WtrtDe
as tcT'adH lo'the arguments . presentea^,'®'"-.®^
4. *. ; ancer'*BV New York^s Pay I shall Tiav^
',* • „• iuui Spread my^wings^and flown away and,
make-progress; thtit^Wrfllh^mrbjf'i^r^a-j ^ ^ ^
• i , I i. iS'ftU won*;fe SCO ane again f.iH T?^xt 'vefir
ging. on a larger-.scalentfean>iberetoforei'^r ' ^ . %, t , ^
-di • i >.f^t.about, this time;-Then; J 8nalt.appie,at\
' "‘rru • J un r^Tu 4- 4-u -4 i affJiin with a, smihrg. cheerful. rfacei
There is no doubt but that the otate ,r^.. . ; *ii . v ^ *
i-.. • - r • ill “ I but just a little bit changed, for ypu
has exc6IT6ftt b^orfunities for the pro* ' . jv ,
io4"
;r.h.erp .vviljL ,b& of*fiSK^ty
l%0!fe b:^*Se^atbr^1Umit6'‘ Iteyrh'ondr^^^l
^ DibputioS Pfferire r
[iiand ^^pi-PfOuat, ^wbnti^feretiicii^^in
ductio|^ |)f !^ttl% *ind?,ffs^ecially do
the Ihyimountaiii
region of the west make possible th4
faiaing of fe6tiers aiid to Voiide "fektent
ihe fetteniii^‘‘ ‘ of * ca t*’lfi^^' eas t' of
•the ‘Piedttdht' ye'i^tidh' late' '^"iicfi itia? cat-,
tie can be profitable , fat_^ened if thefei
is a ju^ci^^ ’ made” of the foods
ayfliIftW«^™Thia proJaOem- ol: JatteoiB^.
that North Carqjjm.|^oulb use all the,
cotton seed it produces to|
feed to cattle, and he declared that this
could not be”done until corn is grown|
awe fcjiie jp^tic^tl^^
' «._A. .Lt-_
!|e.^t^
bur a gllo... N6rt^, G^roto is jncreas-
ihg'its'yieiS ^f ^'f-n ana wort lu tks
•kriow^thdt'Will'’^ti^a ‘y^^ar ' later, and
j4ge«hang(?a‘dnePs fa^’e (^uit^Vonsi(^(?i’^
;^blyi ol i*evig --.iitj SOj
\ '/;j ;>i i
.,er§..Jjre JV .ri^nafa^L^c^
■Gernian' fthd ' goveirnment *hai
:*ji hi>
g>>
iOlj
at;
ddpu'ties" n\ ^he
id '¥i;eft‘cli * govei^nme^
bee^try ing'• td'Wttiniy
tl^'fevidh the S^Hieh
but^. fa^^un^U.^ce?^plly«m.U I?
-sN&f'
'd^aiis of We senate, ^^e j^ca(i&mic^i,
■ AT^red^M' Ottiers include^ ^QP‘
tors. Cliit’ies' ‘(^0^8 '■ t,
pbarlps i;:SdbJijie;:£tnj6i^i|^^
) jE^are.mia^ors pj| tha.^^^-r^y j^p/asmt
»fe.rt!foei;ae
^jontiiieiital ^Cbrt^tjeks;
i>dp2ii?t|ri'fertt' been* ^efcUroIt-^tJiav,
D45if)idtV^tfsqa‘al, aHeriH^T^Plle^lw-
iant.^'Jiit i:ihd:/^ctit^e
.^a^jl^er jwh^-rpil^ ;|se t5imiflg>.7iai£|«&s
rf’Di.Lii--•'irt«-T ■ ^ J* t *ii I _
place where last he
Rpssian Proverb,
Hordi^#;"
|l co^iti9n0^t|^”pi*o^ucWn bf’iee^ cattfe
‘*®ak1 tMiY^teping can be majieprc^tr
ahJe ^ecfeCary^lftouston
hferd agalr^'tKi b(imlct view that distant
broke his nose.— Bfrom market is a serious problem, but
Isbohby th# mUTO
8VfiW 19fUo
•3) 93"f^J^30t:|5ii?
tfaS^rtfeult eff'e^ted'beert'feroUghf’‘^‘bodt'9%ii
s;^^regard for,- or expenfee
0^ juqti^j^ to.t^ejmi^o^^ ii^ tti^jmattCT j ,.^..j^^dj-bri^' whj^i*i|^i>;xibc^in«fei
fe^cadlV'
thrmer, then Postmaster-Gen^raViBdt'vK hvvlky^ffrtR fnfi
ipami hfls pvprv ricrpt. nnint to the i : NOTTCL.
lesou has every riget to^ j?.Qjnt to the
occomplishment with just pride, ^pd
fication: if the latter, then exe^^lif ^e
contrary is the case.
ol
ish
Ix>D io
tiog J
ilouMd^s^U?#ySif^ ™
^ Dr. J. H. Hurdle.