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H. R. Wake
Editor F. A. Cummings
Vol 2
October, 1919 No. 1
Menace Nothing New
. pi’esent-day talk about the
Of things, and that the people
jfjg ®°untry have arrived at the part-
be ways between what used to
dug 'vhat is to be, is made without
som ®?'®*‘^«>’ation of facts. Naturally
are ^^^Ses have taken place. Changes
Sq continuously, and will do
soti but there is no more rea-
excit of the present-day
has “ver these changes than there
true th^ the past decade. It is
bee^ /*■*■ ^ considerable impetus has
War
niau'y^*''^ it not been for the war
ill c them would have been delayed
''ossi'bi'*''^ '^mong us, and some would
greaj ^ never have appeared. What
that ever visited any people
in leave in its wake changes
'ivegv of lesser importance in our
the tiii ^ lesser importance, because
''^trioc*^^^ while, such as loyalty,
(ioctr- ®®'f'’’espect, honesty, and the
chaug'^^. Golden Rule, do not
men and women because of
traitjj ^ ’*'f*iiences, except that these good
So stronger as a result thereof.
We speak of changed conditions
we must refer to changes in things which
men and women hold lightly in com
parison with those that are held woith
"'olfr newspapers devote considerable
space to the attempts of the Reds, Bol
shevists. and other anarchists to ovei-
throw our government. This is no change
in the order of things. These elements
have been working in this country for
decades to do the same thing, only now
they have been exposed; and the change,
f any. that will come will be that the
•fed-blooded manhood of the coun,.-y wiU
assert itself, and rid the land of h s
vermin, and in such a manner that it
will never dare reappear. It is the duty
of every loyal citizen to council reaso
:‘d sober judgment in his or her neigh-
bor to be not led astray by the gift
bearers and glib strangers who work only
for their own selfish gain, and to whom
hao. ill. Ire.l.n.. We b.av ot s.„K.s
and rumors of strikes from one end of
. this land to the other;
into the merits or dements of the indi
v-rinal cases you can put it down as a
f*rt that Red radicals and other rascals
“as1«“'"™1>1»- ““ “
. nf the cards for his gam, so
the leaders of this radical element
dskiug the welfare, happiness, honor, and
sr;fmes lives of their^oll-ei. for
their own dishonest ends, vve
Taritable race of ^
Thanks to All
ure that t o perform-
rr.M-io. «o .1.. or
an annual event^ tiered on the Base-
The crowd that gat
ball Park j,robably the
gest ever seen th . be-
best-humored one. T ^
eame c^W-n agai. ^
the spirit of th
performance ' ^ ^.holesome expe-
e t'hat ie cannot have repeated
rience, one tnai
too many times. prepara-
So many people helped
lions, and m pu ^
,an truly cle-ribejhe^^^^^^
munity event individually, but as
to thank each method
that cannot be done, we take
of expressing to one and all sincere ap-
jjreciation of the fine spirit of co-o])era-
tion and enthusiasm that was everywhere
evident.
Long live the Labor Day Circus!
Enthusiasm
E)nthusiasm is the greatest business
asset in the world. It beats money and
power and influence. Single-handed the
enthusiast convinces and dominates
where the wealth accumulated by a small
army of workers would scarcely raise a
tremor of interest. Enthusiasm tram
ples over prejudice and opposition,
spurns inaction, storms the citadel of its
object, and like an avalanche over
whelms and engulfs all obstacles. En
thusiasm is nothing more or less than
faith in action. Faith and initiative,
rightly combined, remove mountainous
barriers, and achieve the unheard-of and
miraculous. Set the germ of enthusiasm
afloat in your plant; carry it in your
attitude and manner; it spreads like con
tagion, and influences every fiber of
your industry before you realize it; it
.begets and inspires effects you did not
dream of; it means increase in produc
tion and decrease in costs; it means joy
and pleasure and satisfaction to your
workers; it means life, real and virile;
it means spontaneous bed-rock results—
the vital things that pay dividends.—
The Melting Pot.
Seeing Things
A bailiff went out to levy on the con
tents of a house. The inventory began
in the attic, and ended in the cellar.
When the dining-room was reached, the
tally of furniture ran thus:
“One dining-room table, oak.
“One set of chairs (six) oak.
“One sideboard, oak.
“Two bottles of whiskey, full.”
Then the word “full” was stricken out,
and replaced by “empty,” and the inven
tory went on in a hand that straggled
and lurched diagonally across the page
until it closed with:
“One revolving doormat.”
Mr. W. C. Penn, of Alcoa, and Mr.
Phillips, of Robinsville, were here for
a short visit Monday, August 18. We
hope they will stay longer next time.
Look upon life with faith, hope, and
good cheer, and keep the mind and heart
free from hatred, j:alousy, and revenge.