BRITISH WARSHIPS
FIGHT JEPPEUNS
iMNf If f«M fcrftidi Kny Snpimi
Hika Attic* la |«nua Nani
IlSI It (BtlM.
smum m. evaded
•rfteaa Lom On* Man And Thrt*
Nlaaaa In An Attempt To Dig
[ Oannan Flan
leadoo—Airman of warring roan
bbl apnt a hue/ (Tirlalmaa holiday
a aotltary Herman Saw Cl Ter
fba Ttania eatuary and dropped a
F*M*i bomb, which fall In a roadway
bad did no damage. a oouroy of aevan
P<iaa aary aaaplaaia* Ttalted tha
oaral haae el Ouiharoo and
J on ablpa and tha yaa
AH bat eaa of tha Hrttlah air
Gnawed aafaly to (he ablpa
pbM aim Toy ad tiara. Similar art It
Sir traa dlaolayad along tha battle
fib man airman paying a aor
f** ’•e* «o Nanay; Tranth aviator*
*a Mba; Brttlak to HrusM*!* aod nth
•F Mslaa town* occupied by Uio Oer
■'» Oannan airman to Pollali
atUaa.
baalpted by lldht rralaara. daalrny
F°* »*d »ol>marine*. **y*n Hrltlab na
iae, piloting aeaplane*. rnada a
bbld Chrlatma* Day on tha
aaeaJ baa* at Cuihavan. at
atb of tha Rib* fill of the
returned aafely. but the kit.
■aaaandar Hawlatt. It 1* feared.
•• loot. HI* machine wia
• Bal«stand wrecked
»e aatwprla* af the nrftiah nary
attempting to "dig oof the
Saak brought about a battle
the moat mod arm of war ma
tika Hrttlah agaadroa. Inclod
m* tbe light orglaara Arefhuea and
", which haea baeo ongagad
aaplofta aa tha Oarman
attaokad by Bappaitna
arlnaa
■aflat tha ablpa
tha aabmmrtaaa
found tka Ira of
foe dangaroua for than
tba Sght. Tha Oarman
bomba, which, aa
__. ‘tttBfr aoaoaat, tall
F
*T»» Prldad ahtp* rma**ta*d la tha
MMnlty Ibr three hoar* without being
ptbnob*d hr any aurfae* warahlp* and
picked ap thraa of th* wtu pilot*
dad thatr plane*. Thro* other* war*
Peeked ap try ■nfavnarlnrft, but their
madktne* war* rank.
MIXIOANd ACCKPT tCOTT PLAN
PuCCAar Firing Hit* American Terri
C**p Prevented By Adnptle* Of
Am*ripen Prcpoaal*
Waadtagtna.—Becratary Bryan re
paired wwrd uaoMdally that *11 Max
leu deCun had »gr**d to the plan
wrap on a by Omnral Scott. United
■lata* chief of ataff. to prerant far
W*r ftrlag hit* inwlou tarrltory
ekeg «h* bordar.
®*rt»*o O IJoraoia, Waiblagto*
M**t of th* Outl*rr** government. of
Mdd 8 ratal Mmytorana, at Naeo. la
p rap porter, wi« adrlaed that tb* lat
her had aoaaptad Oeooral Scott's plan.
It provide* that Oen*r*l Hill of th*
Carr**** for*** abandon Naeo and b*
A«rialttad to go aamolaatad to Ago*
PrWta. already bald by a portion of hi*
Croapa.
Q*n*r*l Maytorraa. who ha* with
draw* hi* foroaa south ward, would
Agra* not to occupy Naeo. which would
kaeoraa neutral
tie ogre** T* HlaMn Labor*
Washington.—With leader* la both
4 on tea determined ta pu*h through
pH >*e****ry lagtelatloa and avert *n
ratra »***!»* altar March 4, comer***
y*co*vra*« aftur on* *f tb* *bort«*t
holiday ******** on rweord Tb* ap
jpcwprWMoa MB* and (*n*r*l man*
A'** in aipaeCnd to b* cleared ap
jrdbbfr Mr the boo**. Tb* aaoat*.
fcowwvw, itffl baa before It practloally
fk* ratlrw laglalattv* prupitm oulltnod
At W* roogeolng of th* eeaelon by th*
pcwldraL to addition to tb* ltntnlgr*
plaa MP and tb* appropriation tnaaa
MU,
WIMoq Bolatoata* BlrtMay
.—BvaaMant Wllaoa oal
■ RyalghUi birthday De
Baatte Conwrntolatory moaaacat
yowrw la from an yarto of tka Holt,
RBtataa tad from toralcn ennntrloo
apaatol abaartmaoa af tk* anntvor
aary waa ylaaaad. and tko yraaldga*
ccaat Ifea day rafatly wltk kla rawlly.
Bawddaat Wttooo. ft konam* known.
|0Ma to auka atraoal addraaaaa oa kla
yatara »rt® from rba Baa rranetaan
yaaoaMaa aaxt tyring. and kla frtanda
yxyae* kdu to rayly la alUaba oa kla
Btodwa and otkar yollctaa
flaadrayu Mia Baaka
Bt Androwi, Boot land.—A toltlah
>«*»»da baa* daatrayar want a oh art oa
dha aaaat ot Ktagakarc*. atx ultra
yaatkaana at Bt. Androwi Hot erww
M aarad By nfabaata. Tka doatray
aa, ataawitay aoafk from Abardaaa. to
tka rtrfk at forth, la tka dark****,
and wltkowt akor* ngkta. loal bar baar
toe*. Altar tka raaena af a portion of
bar arww an. of tka Hfabont* waa
toor* In by tka Hoary aaa and tka ra
aaladar af tk* arww war* aarad by *
naoond Bfnbent only after aoaaldam
tea dUBaaUy.
ALLISON HODGES FOUND DEAD
W»U-to-Do Farmer Meets Death Near
**“■*—*•*» 8*»r Dec* Murdered.
kyihg died between the two tracks
of Lha lyout Lina about .nidwey be
— ‘'ty ‘ nd Godwin, Ailiacn
Hodge*. j welt to do f.rraer, whose
hon e m near era, ru found, in
a fro*#., pool of rain diluted blcod
at an early hour Monday. Mys
tery aurround* the manner of death,
.end the Wry that th? unfortunate
man waa kilted under to* wheel* of
a train la given little credence be
CMuae of the absence of sever* mutil
ation.
The dead man wa» btro Sunday
to visit his brothers. Late in tbe
even ng he 1 larted afoot for his bom*
*wvaral miles to the southward.
That was the last known to have
been seen of aim alive; tlwugh the
opinion is advanced oy acme that
after leaving his brothel's bone
h# was met and murdered— Us body
being placod upon the tracks to
cover the crime. It is not known,
however, that there la any founda
tion for this rumor an-t few rwspon
sibla citiiens give it credence. The
generrl opinion is that the man was
overcome by extreme cold and faint
I upon the tracks.
Farm Demon at ra lieu Criticism*
Bo for wo have heard no criticisms
from those who have worked g piece
of com or other crop under the de
monstration methods and this con
vinces us that it m good work: It
la a specie* of education—a kind
that produces a lasting, perpetua
ting sort of knowledge that grow*
a* Urn* passes. There Is no method
so affective a* a demonstration be
fore a man’s ayes; he sees and knows
that it werka, and ha believes and
begin to practice whst his neighbor
practiced under the personal super
vision of ths demonstration agent.
Borne persona claim that they
know as much shout farming as
the demeoetration agent; perhaps
they do, and in some instances they
may know more, but they do not ge
from piece to place throughout ths
must go and personally supervise
this work until It becomes tip nils
of farming or ws soon drop back
Into the same old run at badlfforaat
farming. Another point not to
be overlooked is this: the demon
«tration agent does not disseminate
bis own knowledge of experiences,
except as proven out under the
methods he Is Instructed to use. Tbs
reports of all tha taste are sent In
to the departments, all dsUils are
recorded and the department goes
through these reports from every
stats in tha union and sifts out
those methods found to be must
successful and instruct the demon
stration agents what sort of pr>
First!on, seed and cultivation, etc,
to adopt for boat results. Therefore
when we work under the direction of
the agent ire are getting the cream
of the most successful agricultural
experiences the country over. We
should be glad to learn the bri.
One other thing: This work that gone
directly for the farmers best inter
est should be encouraged by every
one for indirectly all are benefittol
by It. When the farmer is prosper
ous everybody is prosperous.—Troy
Montgomerian.
WAIT POK HER. BOTH. .
The girl who li unkind to her moth
•r isn't worth a tinker’s dog gone.
This isn't written in any part of the
Blhlo, but its written in the history
of thousands and thousands of misfit
Home*. If <mt of you boys srer run
serosa a girl with her face full of
rooaa, arlth ayaa that would mako
tha song of an an gal seam discordant
and ah* aaya as sh* comas to tha
door:
I cant go for a few minutes, IV*
got to help mothar with tha dishes,"
don't gle* her up. a tick to her like a
burr to a mule'e tail. Jaat ait
down on tha door step and wait If
sh* Joins yon in two or thro* minutes
*o much the bettar, but if you bar*
to stay there on the door stop for
half an hour, or an hour, yau just
wait for her. If you don't, soma
body ela* will, and in Urns yon will
bo ebrry. For you win realise that
you have loot
Walt for har boys, she la worth
it—Leu rinburg Exchange.
On Friday next the new yaar be
gin* Its M6 days journey. Tha part
year haa bean a remarkable ona far
Ouon end Ita environ*. Tha town
kaa grown substantially during the
past twelve-month. Of four as deral
epment haa been hindered by tha boa
inass depression brought on by the
low price of cotton, hot funds mac -
tally tha town U in good shop*. Eve
ry good etttoen haa good ronton to
halier* that 1011 haa many good
things in atera for this community.
WESTERN SAMPSON NOTES.
Cooper, N. C, Doc. 37.—Christmas
peoeed off very quietly in thie eection
A few of our people, however, felled
to understand (he mule that rung -o
erangely sweet errou those Judean
hllle, "Glory to Cod la the Highest,
and on Earth, Peece. Good Will to
Man,"
We here had splendid weather for
saving pork, and many of our farm
ers have fine prospects for plenty of
homeraued to tat.
Township Constable Barefoot had
quite an exciting experience with a
negro in tho lower part of the town
ship a few days ago. Barefoot, in
company with ■ half dozen deputies,
undertook to arrest the man whan
ha refused to lx taken, using s gun
to defend himself. Many shots were
fired but no one wa« seriously hurt.
The negro escaped and has not been
apprehended.
Plenty of quell in the forests this
winter, but we are too far away
from the sportsmen to be disturbed
by any one trespassing.
Persimmon beer! Yea, We have
had it, and none of the prohibition
Uta have objected to an occasional
glass.
Not many of our people have made
arrangements for their farming open
atom* for 1915. The prevailing |
dva is I believe, to avoid debt as far
as possible
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Page of Holt
Morgan Mill, Fayetteville, spent the
Christmas holidays in this section.
Musty of bar friends and neighbors
find a tagging at her heart strings
over the recent death of Mrs. Even
der Dudley, (the had been In de
clining health for many months, and
bar death wasn't unexpected. How
pleasing to know that her life was
void of muttering* end eompiaiafa^e
and we cannot help but believe that
she found favor with Gad and is to
day rejoicing in tho presence of tho
Redeemer.
We hod occasion to httesul the
Community Fair at Autryville a few
days ago. and greater evidence for
community progress we sever' taw.
Pi f*r the heat tbm mask sod horti
galturoJ lecture* we ever ktoj i__
Chib OrganltaUoea,*
■!8olk.
After dinner, which wu served cm
the grounds, two lady sysdsHsts la
itruetad tha woman In domestic sci
ence, while tha man were being In
st roc ted in judging live stock. An
other feature of the occasion wu
a spelling contest give® by tha
school We could hardly help but
eay: All hail I to the teachers of tha
Autryvilla school and surrounding
community for the inauguration of
tha plan.
Don't Keep Another Man's Mewey
One trouble now ia that some peo
ple who can pay won’t do It because
times are tight Tha little fallow
who has to hustle bo make ends
meat maaagaa somehow to pay a lit
tle here and a little there, and this
ia what It takas to keep things mov
ing. A firs dollar Mil, If prised
loose from some fellow's pile In tha
morning may gat busy and pay
a doaen debts before tha sun goes
down. If you owa and can pay
now ia tha tun* to do so. Do you
want some poor fallow to suffer just
because ha looked you in the face and
though you srould do to trust? When
you buy on tha credit you Amply aay
to tha other fallow, "Give ma a part
of what you have until I ean got tha
money or it is more convenient for
mo to pay you." But sons folks act
on tha principle that tha transaction
merely Implies a gift and not an obi!
ration. Don’t keep the other man’s
money—Wed—boro Anaontan.
What Tkt Farmer Did.
A city man recently viaitod Kit
"country oouain." Tha man from tha
cKy wixhlrvg to explain the Joy* of
metropolitlaa life laid: “Wa have ear
talnly boon haring fan tha lent few
day*. Thureday wa autoad to tha
country club aad golfed until dark,
than troUied back to town and daaead
until raocatag." Tha country certain
area not to be (tumped in tha leapt,
*e began telling of ionic of the plaaa
urea of the ximpla Ufa: “Wa have
had pretty gaad tlrnaa bare, too. One
•lay wa huggied nut to Undo Nad’*
and want out to tha back let, where
we baaaballad all the afternoon. In
the evening wa masked up into the
attic and peckarod until ■tenting.'' A
•tardy old farmer who waa Manning,
not to be eutdoaed, took up tha eon
veraalion at thia paint and mid: “I
waa having noma fan about thia time
myaetf. I muled to tha Cornfield and
gee-ha wad until •nivtown Then tup
poked until dark, and piped a Mil 1
o’clock, after whch I bodataadod on
til the dock lived, after which I
Weekfacted uadi M waa data to go
muling again. detected
EUFjMILa
■•ITISM MUST Cl ANQC ATTO
TUOC TOWARD I MINI CAN
OOMMKRt L
.r' t
WILL PROTECT EXPORTERS
President WHOM Pwrjnally Sapor,
vlaaa the OoewnaanRj Framad In
Mate Dapirlqina
Washington.—Tha SMled Rtatas
dlapalrhed a tend not*.'to Oraal Brit
•III Insisting on an eartt laaproresisnt
In tha treatment o4 America a aom
umroa hr British Im4 It warned
soflaad that ranch laafpg had horn
aronaad la thta oonatryteted that pule
lie criticism wan psnerdl wror aawar
ran tod lotarfaranca w£h tha teiltl
mata foreign trade 4 the (Jetted
Stataa. Tha document aaasttutiaa
tha atrsacaat rwgrwsetdetloa an tha
aw Meet made by tha Cftad Stataa to
ear 04 tha beOlgerwoti was eahlad
to Ambaoaador Page t£ ha formally
presented to Sir Edwmd Orry. lbs
British foralga aaaraUif, Its prepara
tion waa begun a mo a tW ago hr Aollet
tor Com Johaaon. CiAnlar Hobart
Innatng and Sacaataay ttyn and Rar
ing tha teat two weeks bad the par
eooal sttnalioa ot Protocol Wlteoa.
who roorload Its phiilbologr with
mlsuto aara. Jt'
At the dotal ted L
tha I’altsd Stataa la
spool 0. eaaaa of
arwa o4 eargaoa and
a aarlas of am teat! a |
which hara i
Stataa and Orant MhL aa diaM
hr tha IndtaPb newai pahry. sweat
l
i
dm' 9m
g Mi os i^ooted
tM mm palMtiVNPEllid aa
Orest Britain todays — M a Data
■teat Intended hr aU Mini ban at tba
Triple Ehueat*.
Tba A ore meets —tat oat that eom
itelmta oa erury aid* and —bile
orltlctoms la the United States bold
tbs British —tier aa directly respon
sible tor tb* Itpratalaa la many
American Industrie*. Bslmbamemart
time for ear—ee unlawfully detained
or seised. It Sts tee. does not remedy
the erfl ea tba chief difficulty la tba
moral effect ca Aatsrlaaa atporlara
•Vo are lectialaed fiats Ulii rlsVe
or baaard* which ta ne case ought to
surround legitimate trade betwtea
tb* United Steles sad other neutral
eons triad.
LEO PRANK’S APPEAL BRANTBO.
Judge Lamer Sleae asargis Mae Stay
•< EaaaaBaa.
Wash ta (tea.—Justice Lamar of tba
Catted States —— ama eeart baa
granted aa appeal from the refusal of
tb* Federal district eoert far North
era Qeorpla to release aa habeas aor
tas prooMdlapt Lao N. Freak under
death sentence for the morder of
Mary Fbagan. at A teat*.
Frank has beta Mattered la be
banged January U. bat Justice la
mar’s action ns non a atay of aaera
ttoa. Thirty da— are glean lor tba
record of the proceedings ta tb* low
er eeart w be tied la the Supreme
eeart bare. Tba state of Osergla
then atay nek that tb* bearing of tb*
ease be adrsaned. Snob aoggsatloaa
geacmlty are gnitsl
Aa a result of Juatlee Lamar’s set
tos the satire eeart trill pus upon
Frank's right to task rut ease from
enatedy on a writ of babcea carpus
on tb* ground that tb* trial eeart le
Fatten county. Osorgt* loot Jnrtadto
ttoa erer him kg Ha fbllaia la krre
him —MM wham —a Jury returned
Its rerdlet
MwUm VmUhm IpM
WmMi|M — Mopatahaa frrxa tt>*
BraatHan ntalator la Marino Cltr
data* two aad taaaNal Wo do
aoilkad tto mMW aManM— aa Ml
a< oaeartatatioo. Tto aliMW ra
fatrad to Cko lank at tonaaor katwaaa
tka aararal tolato. tot ladlaatad that
aatklaa atorntap kad dwilml and
that »ood ardar waa bated araaarnd.
rreaa Ma awn apaato atoa tka atata
dapartwiaat waa adrtaad aba* frUOoa
art* to* tilam to* Bapato la* Ontk
afiaa YPIa lb all—a.
CaMaa— at «—apy Km* roar.
Maaaaa City. Ma,—Mtwa aaa vara
aanakt bar* la tto —Hapsa ad a —ad
— aaaooy tolM to proton* padatort—■
paaataa a wITOoa Mar total baUdtap
nto inrntrwiHno. Tv* war* klHad
aad au aartoPtlF tajarad.
Waltar • Dtafcta—a. — —tor ad tto
aote. Nab. dtod la a hoapttaL Kin
akatl waa fraotarad. Tto atw daad
rlatlai waa a ao*ro Ja—aa Mataan
boats*** afoot to* a lator aataa. war
•a a critical aoodtttaa. Tto attoro la
loro* woto workn»a anptoyad — tto
bpfldtap.
•tA-VT TOBACCO.
Mr. Cottoa Farmer it Win Pay Yea
T» Plant Tebacce Tide Year.
If foe foal that yea are booed
to have soma cotton, buy a crop. Yea
*en huy It now cheaper than you
*■“ raise It, and the prospects for
bettar prices tha sooting year do not
look vary encouraging with tha larg
•ri surplus to ba carried over In the
history of tha country. On tha ether
hand tha tobacco crop in Eastern
Carolina has base short for tha j—-*
throo years. Tbs average pries for
that lime has bean about I IS. 00 par
Cwt. The war has not eat this av
erage down tha past —Tin and
there is every reason to believe that
the prices will ba jut as good an
other year. Tha eoaotrias that era
at war are large prodeeers of tobac
co, and their crop will probably be
cut entirely out, while the war will
| tocraeae tha demand for tobacco, as
tha armies era being famished with
tobacco and millions of otae are ua
iag It that never used It before. Be
sides this the demand for our tobac
co in other foreign countries |a i„.
wearing in enormous proportions ev
ery year.
nearaga number af potmtto
raised per acre In Easters CtooUt
the past throe years is about TOO.
which, at tha avarags pries af lb
"t. u a revenue at flMuOO. This
la throo timaa the reveoae raeatv
od from cottoa par acre in North
CaroHaa the past three years and
It does not coat any mare to raise
tobacco than cotton. Tobacco ns- '
tores early and la harvested at a
ttam whan labor it not busy with tha
atfc«r «*»*•• Van ran have your to
hone* crap marketed by tha time '
yoor nation it ready to pick. Land
that Will raise a bail of cotton per
•we wUl prodaea JfiOC pounds af la
boece. which, at half tha average !
Pries af the bast three years, will
toot fourteen scat cottoa. There
have been nilKmt of dtMma at ‘
food sold cash, sat eattan csrtd- 1
rates, circulating In tha'tobacco mar '
kata af Castam Carolina this faB.
rad tha tobraeo Mramr, «. m bri
tor Asp. daring thnae bard cbnea
w Job abaototety tend te
By tndklMM, cot your scmatge fat
half, than rate half aa much te««
aa aa yoo da cotton, aad U you make
•"ytWag Uka aa avnraga crag you
wul hara enough monay to pay tha
le—— on your cation and ttfll have
a Httb spending monay far Chnst
att
Thara la a man In this county
(Harnett) who bought 8,000 aeras of
*">d two or tkraa yaara age aad b
now receiving move ravenua from
>00 te 400 acme of tkla land to to
bacco sack year than ke paid far tha
entire 4,000 acres. Yoo will find
taramra la every tabeeeo section who
have bought bad in the past two or
three yaara aad whs have made e
neugh money tha first year rabtag
tobacco te pay far the farms. This
la one of the richest sections b tha
State and them is an mason why
you cannot rate above aa average
crop of tobacco. I hear an many
farmer* aay they don't knew haw to
raise tobacco. It aril) pay you to
laarn how. Thera is no my at ary a
bnut K, aad it la net any harder to
rate than cotton. An ft requires is
a httla hard work and does atten
tion at the right time. Your State
Department of Agriculture at Bal
algh. and the 0. 8. Department of
Agriculture at Washington have ie
■aed bulletins that tad all about hew
to rate flue-cured tebeeee from be
ginning to and aad all yea ham to
do is te write U them or your Con
gressman at Washington and they
will sand these bulletins to you free.
Tha wilier la ate preparing aaaaa
literature in regard to tha tmpreve
mant and cultivation of tobacco *h-»
he wit] ha glad to famish to any ana
dcatring tt.
One of the moat Important thing*
•bout raining tobacco ia to atari
right. Born jroar Ma early and
prapar* thaaa wall and th* meat Im
portant thing af all knew thet pour
aoad are good bafora yaa plant them.
Meat farmer* are vary parttoabr
•boot tholr mod am and th* other
aoad they plant, Imt will plant any
•id kind af tobacco aaad. That ia the
MggM niataka yaa *aa make. Ua
baa yaa bar yaar tobacco aaad her*
boon ratoad right and bar* boon
Properly cleaned It wttl pay yaa ta
bay aaana aoad from a reap Quartli
aaad man that yoa know baa ratoad
thane right. It will ba the beat mon
ey yaa can format. Tea can alae gat
mad frm of charge from the Da.
partmont of Agriculture at WaaMng
ton by applying for It The writer
will nine bare a quantity of the bool
mod that caa ba procured b a few
day* and will ba gbd b famtah thaw
fraa of charge a* tang aa they bat
T*a nan gat them by catling at the
Farmer ■ Warabaaai.
mrra talks on dkathbkd
W**“ Bo»' I Talk af ■«
nrMt com af tu klml (a kcal
“*UmJ P*w*wd • punk to
P»WMrt*«a whan Mr*. MaliaM Pmu,
of Cano*) villa, bam mate, wa* abk
to talk ]n»t bafar* ah*
Hor daughter, Mr*. Mary Mclnth*
oaariy fainted whan her mother told
her how maoh Mm waa aufarfog,
thaaa few word, being th* Srat ah*
hadl oear attend. She caned her
d~«hUr by nwa. a.mr.1 hear, kU
or and than paaaad away. Bar haa
who died **reral yean age.
• «ota—Zaneavilla (Ohio)
Wepakb to Cfeeeknd Praoa.
ne Opportunity af America.
Thi. ftneretieo of rtmaihan ritl
haa narar had aoch ao oupar
tanity to Worn. eaawdom tflto
bkaakga aaMt new haa. While the
old world la rocking with th* aheck
of war, whik muy of th* nation*
inrelead hare to faca net only the
fa* tram without, bol .Haunted, an
•••ixMktod aahiacto, wh* win cither
fodW t* fight or giro but half
hearted tuppart to thetr ralen, the
Uaked State, af Annie, he* naew
h~n atom aottod, bum. riUUy mm, !
ttian now.
It ha. two poaakl* foes to faca—
■®rtfc* the* front without, bath I
of them (rant within. One af them <
U the ttruggW htlatta Capital and 1
J H way bacaanc * 1
I award Sable to hurt not i
mty th* contending fare** but th* 1
rital Uf* of the nation. The other i
U th. growth af race pmjndim. I
which may ha atroagthanad rather j
tut t, bu£1 ** "*“■ «
W* hare • Monrea Daetria*. which j
hmdly aactndaa farolga power, from '
rating « fcathald open tha emth- I
W. aka bar, a Chrtot doe- I
I
H to now Mm an mpkufat mar
Amoriena unity in apito of oar «
vcnltT to glory fat It; to be enrefal
not to treceplant end propagate the
old world hate upon (hit newer eoo
ttaaBt; to rooUto (hot Uw United
State# »»t bnwait a world mm,
and the Mart and ttiipea in earn
form a world flag- Wo moot also
roallao (hat tho men who are to
carry this goepai et nitty ere werh
tag in the mtnaa and ahoyo, and ‘H*
the hand* white are to hold ap teat
Sag aw eoaaocrated to bard and
daagorottt toil m on mhtat Aa wo
deal with than wo deal with tea
•orld. wo deal with humanity
Now to tho moot auopicioo. mo
aoat to begin a holy war agaiaet
war, and thia la the one country In
white may bo forged tho atroegaut
weapon agaiaet It—e coaaetooanmo
of our common likaoeeo—a naHa
tin of uur brotherhood.—Prof. Ed
ward A. Stainer to the Coagrugattan
eKet.
The Wonder* of Cotton
•xkW nil the important
metwHek of Heine. Nona ha* oo
Hack and non* oo HtU. bat eottop
la a nacmanry pan «4 hi* to'»- lif*.
A bit of tbo irory at ti* pod* to
h* foot that white war ha*
dmaaralfeod tho cotton Indoatry, pat
wKhoot rttton thoro oaahl ho no war.
M* • otapN Pihm *wn mold ho
Arod. nor a battloahlp mid. nor as
“■f »• pat b* notion wfthoot tM*
womfarfol prodnet of tto cmfeot eot
ten plant, for Ha frwH I* tto tori* of
an tdgh aaptortea* and mthtVaaa
powder. A warahip I* a fteattnp
rattan aril!, from tto natty outte of
tta Jolly Jack tar: to tto prim (holla
ready aa tool tor far tto It-tnck pan*
that mak* madam warfare a* terri
hte. Lanp apa wood wae krown
tota dbcaid aa tto attalal tor army
onttorma aad tto world Hphte Ho tot
Oao today Had la aattaa. Bottom
Bator* planatnp year trap* tor ■
nattor yoar, think aror tto tokaoea
pmpariUaa. It will pay you to try
a aotelt crap If yea noear toea tod
any kator*. After many hard knock*
triala and tritojatlaw* wa too* goi
ter tha Dona tahaaaa market aotoh
Hatod. *o yan can to aora of toriap
a pond market whom yaa can dta
paoa of yaw «rp t Hm heat adeen
tapa aad wHh tto laaot pwMa *»
0. W. STALLING*.
ITALY Hr m
mum tom
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