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rk stassemkad Frans lrti
ton rucsi
Payable la Adraaea.
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MORNING TONIC
(John Buylr OTteilly.)
AH art deep, with nature aal trnlh,
but i.nl etth all ontur and all truth.
UNCLE WALT MASO.N
C.ROt Kl.l.MJ.
We 4a not rise un shining wings, lo
aot Ir) to wslk the stars, or from loo
levels By; aar talk I all of motor iari,
aad rlimbiag kills "on high " i don I
diarass the latest , hurst of rare and
destitlrss song. Im talk nf l.i d
liver uist, and ht.
We're talking near1'
all aar talk I lun.
alght for a dime. an
111 a I. Mr ri in i
barb, and drone i.l'
the dinner Koi'g.
all the lluir. and
mil talk a lort-
i' ii month, for a
neighbors up the
nil the crops, und
roast the grinding Murine tat. and rrlti
dw t'.e fops; r Lilt, about II. (' of I...
which l ilr our n Mil long grn n. and
we gi -..isnrr, with bit I r yell, thr prior
of gasoline. Thr sum- old lopieaevrry
day, and all thr ud jrir long! Yoa
never hear a fellow a a word of Art
ar So:.-! onr rur stops you oa tba
street, to Iplk of Milton's rh mes. out
every iiilrrtai siill repeal hil eaicl con
cerning dimes'.
Tak. T
Th ' k I ' l - '" !" "fa ' ' 'Ii
on" th. lai
At t..cg.t it .1 . ' ! . i" i I' .'ir
The Noise of OyM. i ilxv
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.1. nt he
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hose ilt'.tK,'itit 'lays
i a't.'lin'a .1. k lilnl
.H'rty.
I-
in.t .iMt.g a (irrna agent .lust
hat w ii u l.i l.r haipsiing in the
v line if the t'olonel were hi his
.1: v.rth t'nroluui vie nre not irir j;
olio . on Is a li. hi. .nation. It is the
tbtr.1 i f June - win. h now eiiifaes nur
atteiitmii
This Um.l boom for tha Hej.uliliean
aoa. iiitinii l..r l'i snii'iit H..ears to
karv tiik.-n ID some fresh gas from
anew here.
Crrtaiulr time flu-a. And that l.nnjrs
as again to fly time. Which ri inin.U us
that th:- is the season that we shouM
aat in th. fijr aereens.
It is wy rTulent that if the f'olonel
b aot permitted tii he the liejiuUiran
hero tl.it l.o will i.fuse to i)ay in the
gajae n.th the ii i'iit.1.. uiii.
The North ('an hn.i Repuhlirans np
ear to ..- kh.wiug up on the nin e tulkr.l
f bsii.rs of Judge Tritrhard f.-r the
Bominxtioi! f .r Pn-ilent.
See what these 't. rt skirts lime J. uv!
There it a report in Northern pap.rs
af a woaiaa sraatir.g a divorce lt-ause
ker kusbaaj made f in of her feet
Thoae who enjoy that delightful pai
time of walking the railway tracks
akould remember that last year there
were 5,41 icoplo killed while Indulging
la it.
The Hfiartaabarg .8. O.) Jouraal die.
aovere that "There it lea diaword ia
Ceacord, N. C, probably tkaa ia any
city ia that Stata." Tha Jouraal ia avi
deatly trytag to hand tka "toa" to Con
carl, aad wo beg leave to laforai that
pmpf r tkat tkara, ia oo brnra la Har
aaoay, N. C
Tka laquiaitiva Kmatoa Nawa aayt:
"Wa have read asack ut vkat Kaiaifh
tkiaka af Ajkato, bat wa ha re ret ta
star what Aamato tkiaka of Baleigh.
Ta rlar taw) K. Xa aaxiety, pa rat it
a to aa tkak AauU said Baleigh had
tka goeda aa4 dalirerad tkem, that it
wa a city aj Vaaoty aad progrea. tkat
ka Cka4 it. Aad ba atayed over a day
foot for tW at Uimg ia Balaigk.
I !tr A
rot ABssime ronwe.
Tor cara aa yaara juat about alaatlaa
tUaa tkara it talk atxnrt aukiag pra
riakaf for tk eauatiaf af tha Wllot of
tka ln trnow prrujnttioa it slock that
ba eaaaot be at buna ua alartiaa iJ
cxrrpf at great Fipeaar, iadaad It belaf
a tliat ia many rvn it la ahaolutetjr
iinpoailde for kirn to ! at bia home
akaa tlif tiata of elertioa eoanca.
Tina year ther ia the nsuaJ talk af
tba atvt far a law to take earr of tka
tTSfrlinir man or of the man Lo U as
ititate.l as not to ba able to Tata la
parson. Tbi paper aad otbar papri
tba State kav urfmi tka aar4 of
urk a law, bat the failure baa been to
frt a bill before the Ijf,ialatwra aad to
grt tka foreeo babiad it la cause It ta
paaa. Wa rrci fkat thara ia aeed af a
law wkiek will take rare of the abatntee
ruler and w trust tbitt Uiere will be
iaU-udiKcd ia the Umeral Aaeambiy
acxt year a wall coamdered bill wkirk
will lircvi.le for the eouatiua of but
I .allot.
!u aiijit? Ktatea tke plaa for tke Tftttaf
of tbe atiaviitee vutrr ia mow ia a
Aa to the nuitatiim in tliia ftate we fori
that it alioiilrl be krut up till a bill U
rnartrd intj law We lliere that aueh
a law aou t tot thr approval of the
peof.le nf the Mtate. and we ran reeall
to ttiiiiit un ne n -.aer ur fMron who
liria . i r iiiiiooil .liMMfiproval of the
l'toai;.- of u nli.h nouM take rare
of t)i' iii.iii .vlinnf o. uMitiou ia surh
: to j '. liil.it liiio fimii iffting- to his
I.. .11 ti,. .l:t v of I'll-, tin II
It w.ul ! not In- a iliffi'-iil matter to
ti nt..- a I.. 'I Ii nou I.I allon tin' all
Nrllt.-.' i.(' i to ixui'fi Ilia rhiitee at the
l.ailut In ), li ml "i- tuit that tin' lien
.I . I As., mbly of IH17 ..ll .:.a u taw
iv I. !i mil .i ii .Ii- for s.i. h totinit.
WOItTII A IMttlMllTION.
The ..'..lr of tin- I'll. I.-. I S1jt.
r.-a.l mtli the .t.-- . it :,it. i.M an. I ith
pardonul'!.' .i i.l.- ..f tl.f . x.. ll- iit r. . nr. I
lirilltf ma. If Ill Mini.. i l. tlif t'.ii -is nf
the Ann ri.an .tiii.ti.e t-tir.iT n.n .liir!.
Hi nt int.. li t .. iit'l. r Villn ami lii'
liull'l nf inn rii 11.1 1 Tl f lillll'lltrt.
Th.' ::l llalit I V (if 111.' AllirlinilM. tin-iii.-:lrT.'
a... nuts ,.f halt. I to Into. I fitttil
iiij; ai.. nf tint i n il inn emi'iita in u
ri.ulltn v li.ii.1' . iiniati' an. I Hliriollli. lilies
are hii. I as to tat ur aoldiers have
how ii 1 fiat thr m n ha f iilltiw mir
flhir .un tri n m y -i..) (ti-roiiiit of tlviii
t' rH iii . !-.t ;n. th;it thiy in men
nf t Up l-rii vrrv hi h i rhnrnrtrrint c
of tin1 A in r i u n n Mlillvr.
TImti- it hip i.lli.'. r in I'srtirnlfir iifMin
in Id.' cyrfi (' thr TMltf r f this
idii ti 1 1 v lia i li'ti f 'f J, k nil t tint
ofllr.T in r.ih.nfl (irorK'1 A. ltMU. It
in in iMil- iii-r that ho i one "f thr
itif.mt it 1 1 f fat turi in t In- in iu it of
lHn himI 1 lit ilUiftjiH It w.iH the
tltt.-sli .t' t hf ra a Iry uii'lrr In m w hn-h
drotiht th.- flrt vi.tnrv in th.' initial
t in otintcr u it h tjni' if the illa liainl".
:i ti I it i tn I'f in t n t hat h never
ili. ii- . iHiie ii.-rount.H of hrunht 0 h ith tlie
1 an iits that '... Ii... uml hi- t--.ru
I'ni'i I 11 r- 1 . r -t ty Ht t ti I'm' lia in a
.:,rf mi t '.e irti.rv.
"I !'".h it clnoie to thr air limit of
(.fli.-rrt t.f the h r 11 1 y , I'eifiK in thr in-ij-h
hnrhtHnl of" mtv four ycur-i of npr, wr
l-tlit'. e. I'nlir the military law hr will
retire 111 hi-t ein her of this year Hr
hn ili'-wn himself onr of th inot
rni.llf oi' tiltii-ari, nixl W( know that
ie oieo thr fvclinc Hrnl ihr) tf mil
lions of Amen. ni when w sn v t hat
we lor ti n him io!ainel in rank
l.tftirr the iluy nf his n 1 1 rem rut is
rtm heii Hf hiu prnvru too fin a fol
ilirr to Ikf rriirr.l at th rauk h brh!
wli' n h. hrit went into Mt xiro.
II KI P THK H El I I. ESS.
It was a year ago yesterday that thn
Ltisitnuia was sunk, and there befrau the
controversy lietween this country nnd
(fcruiiiny concerning the freedom of the
sella and tiio use of the suluiiariiie It
seem uoiv that we have arrived at a
period when there ia to be a aettleaient
of this inMtcr nf ital' Import to all
neutral and warring nations, nnd upon
the terms laid Ji.rt by tbe I'niteJ
Stales.
Since the outbreak of the war In
Europe this country haa done a great
part in relieving the vast suffering la
Kumpe caused l.y the war. Hy the many
millions uf dollars our people have given
their aid, have given this in such
amounts as to Laie tteen of vast service
in caring for the helpless
Ia the sad list of those who have hern
disabled by th war there are to he
fouad the aame of great numbers who
have been blinded. These people are
to spend the balance of their lives In
darkness, people of the world yet with
out glimpae of it beauty. Tbo appeal
i being made that there ba raised a
fund which will take rare of these
blinded aad put them in shape to make
a livelihood for themselves. Ia order
tkat tka generous hearted people of the
I'aited Hiatal might tak part ia this
great work aa appeal to theas wa leaued
oa th anniversary of th aiakiag of
tha Luaitania, aad th work of aolieiting
fund U ta bo kept up.
There ar eosn twelve thousand or
thea deapairiag. bat U blinded of En
rop wh need help. America's gaer-
oaity la tka paat ia a guarantee that It
will eoatiaue to kelp aad those who
will help should get ia touck with th
Peraaaaent Bliad Belief War Fond,
which ka keevdqnarter at '800 Tifth
Aveaue, New York. Tka appeal far aid
ia to be a nalioo wide one and alt who
eaa akould kelp ia a cause, wher help
ia tka aboolnU aa4. - '"'g
tVV '' fit ft .si'tnt M iVf -v ''''-
ocr cratafAJV rorriJiTioif.
Tka a?aateuaaa arWal tasWOa
brought betweea thia eoJatry aWtf (iar-
nmaay becaaa af ha aoadactloaT waV:
br (ubraariaei kava taaael aaofo I of
haaa talk abautl tka aaaibor it Gemini
aad deaceadaaU of Oermaaa ia thia
country.
fhir population at thia time ia above
a haadred million, by aome tbe estimate
being made that tbo l artad rstatea haa
a population of about 1 10,00O.tX)u. Ac
cording to tbe eeaaaa bareaa there are
200,778 peraoua of Geraiaa birth ia
thia country, ausaetbiag above twa par
reat.
Of bate yean there haa bora a aaarkoa
dmreaae ia Or man imwilgratien to tao
L'arted rMatee. That aWreaae begaa at
the time that Geraaaay begaa a eaua
paiga for intensified iaduatrial deeei-
opment, the ptograin of Oermaay being
to make rife ia thai country aa attrac
tive for lie people aa H would bo fouad
anywhere elae ia the world. With tbo
adoption of that program tka- laflui
of Gerautaa itito tba Catted Hiatea grew
much smaller.
Take the figure of (ieroran iraml-
gratiou for the laat few yearo a a teat
of the truth of thia. In lull the (ler
nan immigranta eoniiag into the United
Htatra numU r. d 5M.7H.1 ; in IHli the
number was 1"I.HJI ; ia IBM the uuailwr
,1V., and in IBM it waa 8.4ti".
Theat- figures are small when compared
with the Inures nreceding IBM. and
when the war eame on there was an
Automatic ending of tierinail iminigra
tion to this country.
Aeeoriling to the census Imreau fat i
inut. i there are in litis country a popu
Int ion of H,JH,rilH people nhi.se an
rstors were (letinan. Tins.- are to 1
found principally it. New Ynrk, Illinois,
Wisconsin, l'i linsl It an .a. lona, Mich
araii
New Jelsev. l luilei.ta. (lino and
Misoiiri. The statist ! hl.ow that the
largest prnnnrt eiiiat.' p. . p ii la 1 1 1 ' ii nfl.tr
Ulliestll is to lie fouird in the
.Mi. I. lie Atlantic States In ll'l'l these
nstitiited II . p. r c. n' of th.. popuin
In. ii. while in the ... until lit Inrgc I near
l.eie.l IIIIIC pwr cell! of Hie pnplllu
TltVITOIt OK I'ATKIOTT
N.wiie one with a knack for evpreasjng
.ti. h in t' " iw.r.la has rem; rked that
n' patriot if the sneeeshful traitor
piiniiiioinlas, Hobt rt Itrine, Washing
hi llnluar, T. ll, Ilia, and others whose
names Ml pages or History wiib ao
unts of their tights for national free
m, and who rank uniting the foremost
.at riots of all time, would have Iteen
la--s.il with tin. so ivhom the world
alls traitors had the cause they
spoused resulted differently.
At the present time linger Casement,
mler of what appears now to have
teen the most aeuaeu-ss retieiuon ot
all tune, is held up to puldic worn as
a most ci.tileinpt ilde character. Him
self in an Knglish prison, the leaders
of the Irish Heiolutioti shot dead aj
traitors to Croat Britain, his little
Land of f..!l.iw.Ts slaughtered or scat
t. i.-.l. it looks as if Sir linger might 1
the iiia l list of ma. linen, the most ter
nl.le nt' traitors.
The only thing thr world sees is re
nilts Itv results Roger I'useinent
l'i.lne.1 a traitor. The world sjiyi he
stald.ed his enemy in the hack, that he
I.. I innocent men and women to futile
slaughter, tliitt he deaervci tho wornt
Kritain has to giv. He is blamed for
the death of a number of real patriots
to whom he made vain nnd empty prom
uses of foreign aid He is counted by
many a traitor to both Kngland aad to
the country lie sought to free.
Hut suppose the rebellion, which every
body knows now waa a most hajrbrained
escapade, hud turned out aa Bir Boger
intended it should suppose all who had
promised him aid had lived up to their
promises, and the rebellion had resulted
in freedom for th Emerald Isle what
would then have been the world' opia
ion of bir Roger Casement!
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS
A T Oar Navy,
New York Kveniug Post.
We know now when the decay of th
America navy art in under th malefi
cent influence of .Secretary lanlell and
the l'cn;i'crut 10 adnitnistratien a a
whole. The report of th General Board
of the Navy, dealing with our fail from
si'-ond rank among the fleets af the
wnrld, gives eract dates. On th basis
of displacement of ship built and build
lug. tha r nit ed Ktatoe dropped behind
(ierinany in 1W9. On th basis of die
placement nf ship in eommiesion we
fell behind la 1B11. Kor part of 1P09
Mr Hnosevelt wa President. In 1911
Mr. Taft was President. Since it is in
conceivable that Mr. Roosevelt should
have been reaponsibh for the criminal
neglect nf our nary, it must b aa
sum cd that the loa of eeeond plat la
li09 occurred after March 4 of that
year. But, oa the other hand, a fleet
does not go to piece la a day. Ther
ar such thing aa aaral programme
which must be drafted year la ad
vane. If, therefor, la 1900 our navy
bad to autk way for Germany it must
bo tkat for several year before that
ther was aot that wia proriaioa of our
national need and dirUo for which re
aponsibility rests oa Secretary Daa
iela. A for th way la which oar navy
eaa regain second plaea, tke General
Board lads it all very simple. If Coa
groat should paea a law "requiring ship
building firms to disregard all other coa
tracts and requiring all manufacturer
to do the same,' and if "the limitations
of th eight hoar labor law were re
moved." aad if Congress would consent
to an increase of 40 per cent ia tha root
of ship construction involved in reduc
ing the time in building, the thing eaa
be done. In other words, all wo od
ia the mobilization of our ladustrie aavd
our labor snpply wader aome aorh com
pulsion bill M Mr. Asquitk has latr-
THE NESTS AND OBSERVER -
ft Partiaaaiat pTiaankry.lt
waa tW kark of asara awwera that pr-
Ta W lit adtwuuatrattoa I
Croai aaiataialag tka aavVa status 1
loaf Tbo taota of tko worM.
eaabhlran Akaa rtoaUaaU
Wiles a
New York World.
Vara Woodrew Wilson a Republican
Preeideat, with a record of achievement
identical with hia record aa a Dei
eratie President, tko Bepubliean would
reaolaraato kiss by aeeLsaswtioa
They would point te tbe revision of
th tariff ander his Administration-as
the falflbneat of Mr Km ley's dying
Pledge, which Roosevelt shirked nad ia
wkiek Taft failed
They woold point to the be a king aad
earr en ry law aa the greatest pieea of
fiaaaeial legislation y t esactcd -a taw
which has made it possible for the
I'aited State ant nalv to weather Bar
eeaafally tbe moat devastating war ia
human history, but te est) ire to the taan
rial saaateTT of th world
Thsy weald uoiat to tbe income tat
law aa a Jaat aad equitahle saeaas of
saakiag wwalth bear iti duo proportion
of tk eoat of government, for which
the hVpablieaa Party was entitled ta a
dooble share of credit beeanae a Bepab
licsa Cengrefts ha snhmitted the amend
meat to the fastttitin which made
the levying of aa income ta x possible.
They wooM point to the corporation
tax as tho estennoa of an act which the
Kefa,blican Party originated and which
bolped to transfer to organised capita)
aome of the burdens of govrrnmrnt pre
vioualy borne by poverty snd labor.
Thry would point to thr rrpral of the
on st wise provision of the Panama Canal
tolls act ss proof thst the I'nited Htates
is faithful to its treaty ple.lgrs. aad ran
not lie swayed from the ways of inter
national honor and justice by the mer
eeiiary greed of e pre in I interests.
They would point to the Federal Trade
Hoard as a progressive measure of eon
structive legislation by which hottest und
law abiding business was protected fron
indiscriminate prosecution au-1 enabled
to work in harmony with the Sherman
anti trust act. in fairness to competitor
and in fairness to the p'il.lic
They would M.int to the record of th-
Ivpartment of Justice as primf that bus
iness had liren emancipated from m
liti.al blackmail Hn.l that industrial or
ganir.ations were un l..nc- r persecute,
fniiii motives of partisan advantage n
private revenge.
They would point to the President'
Meniean iwilicy. i.lenti.-.l us if is wit!
Lincoln's Meviean pnli. i. as ei nlene.
that the American pe-.pl. were nn ms
tleterminnl than ever tn give thr back
ward nations of this In misphere the full
est opportunity to work out their desti
nv, and finally achiei. that li'wrty tin
dor law which even the most en lightened
of people have had to gain l.y struggl.
and sacrifice.
They would xint to r.nr new relation
with Initio America as 'h,' rea!i.at!ou f.t
James ii. Blaise's dreani nf Pan Aoieri
cnnisin - a dream that heeaine a realit)
only through the far sighted statesman
ahip of WoiKlrow Wilson
They would point to tl e foreign pol
iev of the President during th most
difficult and rritieal period of history
since the Civil War as a supreme en
deavor to maintain the highest Ameri
cun ideal of H'af.e with honor. And they
would say his ultimatum to (iermany
as I a Martin of Paris says of it -voicing
the ! lfjiliK.ru which makea France and
the l uiteil Ftate forever kin "one ol
thr noblest acts ia the history of man
kind "
They would point to his leadership of
Congress as the solution of a problem
that has so long veie.1 Amrnesn govern
ment by which comprehensive legislative
programmes can lie enacted into law
without the President's coercing Coa
gresa or bribing it with patrouag-e.
They would point to his preparedness
measures as full atonement for po-st der
elirlinn on the part of the Hepubliraa
party, and as an example uf lesdership
thst knows h nv. in times of national
peril, to bring irreconcilable political
elements into harmony for the public
welfare.
They would point to the Admintstv
tion .of Wilson ss second only to the
Adniiiiistratmns of Washington aad Lla
coin in the remd of mighty achievement
in behalf of the American coplc.
All this and more would KVpuhlieana
any of Voodi..w Wilson if he were s
Keputilican President. Why should the
fact that he is a Democratic President
preclude their saying it f
They have no Presidential candidate
of their own who measures up to tke
situation, and they da not know where
to find one. They have no Usue. Why
not nominate Wood raw Wilson, as the
Democrats are going to do, and tn give
the world the moat Impressive demon
st ration of American natty ia a great
eriaia tkat it haa ever kaown f
W do not mean that tka Republican
Party should shut np shop or mak it
self aa annex to tha Deenocratie party
That would he a calamity, for a party
of opposition is eassatial to tepuhlicaa
Institutions The Republican party could
notniaats its own candidate for ice
President. It could ansa a its own eaa
didntes for Senators aad Renreseats
fives in Congress, its owa candidates for
Governors in the various States and for
all local offices. Only tha Presidency
would b excluded for tho time being
from the area nf partisan strife.
No other nation with a leader l.k.
Wuodrow Wilson would bo rraxy enough
in tha midst of a world eriai to change
or to tolerate any attempt to bring about
a change We know of no reason why
the American, people should ho less sane
than other people, or why they should
permit their vital interests to bs bo
devilled for the edification of ambitious
professional politicians.
It will alwavt remain to the discredit
of the IVmoeratio party that in the
strain aud stress of tba ml War it
nominated a candidate for President
against Abraham Liaaola aad sought for
partisan advantage to discredit the I.m
cola administration. Barely th Bepub
liean itartr at a time liks this eaanot
desire to emulate tkat miserable exam
pie of Copperhead Boorboaism. It eaa
not desire to weakea th Influence of
the United State government abroad
by a partisan campaign agaiast tko
President at bona
Republics polirieiaBS talk mack
about patriotism, American prestigs aad
Us national honor. Da they beUovs
what they sayf If so, thry ought to
welcome the ehane to nominate Press
dent Wtlsoa. That would be a supreme
manifestation of patriotism. It weald
atrriiglhen America pretigi i evert
capital of the world ss not hi ig . !
could do. It would reveal tn eii i' r
tion a united Republic, eager for pc:
unafraid of war and determined
maintain the glorious traditions of sc.- .
vie to mask is d wkirk H inherited from
the Fathers
What say i oa, gentlemen of the Re ,
i u ,ii, i . : 1,1 : ...,. :
VTTTTT !
H i t I t 1 i- ''" "'wnJn ukjjqjbaxi run rsVfviE. i
I Mi 112 J l "OrAi. 1 -'rs,. f i
3 nS3if AW-SAT-.oonr
:,sjtvw Kw-fef '' ISMS
piiMiean cii . nt nsji f Is the rty
ho-isf prtjtl mst ) thnt it nave! the
I'nioa KTeit cno;;!) antl tf.triot. eiio ih
tn kolp (,iv to Amr rie;in deinori ncv
ii'w I nion in thi la v h n i v 1 1 1 ; ;,t o.o
itjtctf m hajiinif t rneifietl on a enms of
lurosaa imM riali?in ?
Spring'g ifcTree Calrndar" J
Th? Ketlfral (iovernment, through its
Ihireau of Ft'ii nt i . is fin.l.nj, out
when an.l nliere thr trees uf this cntiti
nrnt f.rst Mowni, ami jut f ith their
It aea in the riiih;. juiJ ulirii their
cetlM npfn ,inl full, atol tlo ir have
heti in atitunm. It iilremly Ii n thin
information al out 7'J elifft rent ;irn lir
of tr.--a. Vi.-n this is knonn j.K'iit
th- t i'i :. t n .iilrv il w .il l.r
printol in a 'troo raleniiar."
- ' t l 1 " h li.-u i il,;.'. h;(i s
thf KaiiUair City St:, r, riauiy i n t . rt-t m
thin,;-, ,J..-itt 1 i If e I.,-, h .imetl
K"r ' v:i'i:jii" TS'- i.rMt sifrii ..f -nK
in thi" rontitry is the Hunt-riittf of thi
il.er ni-ii'le in Wc-I. r n.-rnln itl.mit
Krhrunry i, an., it k vm IiIooiuhik na
the .(?, tn johnnrt h nnith.var.I nt th 1
rati of 70 milen rcry four until
it (low rr? en the n;i'l :i n h .r ler
loiit April 1, when sftnng.iri i.es there.
Th tit-xt tree t- lii.'in is t!o- -.uret
ruin, hich ia in f1 er in Vh.i i.l i :i' out
f.lTuary L T1m latest tree t. hloom
in the t'sOA-wouil, nli ih is m tluwtfr in
SMILE AN n HE HAPPY
A 1ITORT
PrVACTICAU
D I e antontad
Wife: Bovaral ot
the men whom t
refused whan I
married yaa ara
richer than yoa
are now.
Husband: That'a
why.
OMEWHAT
AMBIGUOUS.
Bo you hsr
taksn to carrying
areuad a ass-
ksyT Tilt Is go-
I toa far.
Weil, you aever
r aaywbor with
HOTATTOrf.
Ar you going
to hav a garden
this year?
No; it Isn't my
tarn to make a
garden I'm go
ing to keep chick
ens thia year and
lot Bay Delghbora
anak tha gardasa,
TfU BEASON.
.WfiaJ a k s
j3ur t-cTj eo crnsss.
eyedV 1
Ootnlj to threov
vlwl I-' - J
H ZL
I
'"' ' in fut y .1 li lie nnl nn t he
. ni d.liui. hor.ler the im.iMI- of .!ul
"I'lo- -. , -r ma ile ( : ltoin let' -re its
h-HW - .'II f ol.t, 1 .it tile- r.riSHU tn ni
h :t .-h . it nut 1 in '-nt hs 1 wf ore t he
Ihiwei. H-MT,r S' me tnlkh will
.thiit jfM.i r;iii ronif nf thi." k iin I-ile
Our :tiixwrr is thnt it in an iui to
went he I " It lire Hi f 1 1 r u ih i u g i!;it i t'
t he ;i I ;i ii of the -pr i n in r1 h nl
a n 'I "f the .-nit ii m ii Mouth u :ir1 It
a I to fa U u ol t" the I it i I . i of f'ol c.( i
ill it" Ratio ring of trc- (., N ft.i pljnit
Wig I .;.n.1si-iin' ;(n t it-; U fin.l foi .tji
i'i'rvlii r arf'ln m-'it i t it
We g.t.w ill these I'niled S1..I-.
ours :,1 th- rrle of -t I "1 f.-lks :l
h.- mhe I' u'trv ( i.ll- I, :iu I!
ink
-if it i . .1. se. ii.ImiiIs of lie- M ii ll.OM-r
I ' 1 L" . I 'I . II 1 1 ' 1 1 II . 1 A I II i r i i Jl II s i e r "
Ii. 1' to have eron.lo.l tin. .:i.sseui;e li.-t
of I. ii hinri-lH of M:iv il. . is r s ! And
tlinik .-f it nls... i. misers f dfiirj
e;!!'1' '.lid le crimrr. ..f f n.i.-f ufl s
week l.rinfjs inr.re thflll
ell.' HI
ollths te f.-t
l.r.' : i.n!le. i.t the sl.'lllghler
f
I - ;;ni. il t s ::n.l .'.'.!-1. .'i s i-ti tli" .llro
pean laft!e fields. e heitr i.f st.'it. s
men lw s)ing the w.ssil'i!it ios of r;t.
suicide Hut how little heed do ne pny
to the tremendous nattirs! incr.-ment ol
rsccs of ninnk'tnd. Tis worth seNr re
flection, this constant growth of ours,
worth the pondering of every producer
of food or other products. Our vast
market sre gvoaing faster by tho day
by tbe hour, for that matter. And
our marketing problems are ever grow
ing more complex and demanding
rrloser study.
"(stop. Look and listen," signs do very
I well for railroad crossings, but they
Hive little other value for progressive
'uaukiu. 1. We are growing too fast. A
I lew year besee our growth will be at
i the rate of lO.non a day. It will he as
i if little shoners of hamlets and villsgs.
' mined down constantly from the ky.
Three acweoinera must all be fed snd
r'othe.l The f:iMner ia the producer of
the mw msterials. Hs must follow
i lusely our growth, speculate on it, prc
lire for K by proerreasive measures,
k. ep nbrrnat of nil the live things thnt
are doing If h. does not be will be
left at the post.
The Business College
By PHILIP GOODMAN
CoiiyTight, 1P16, by McClure News.per Syndicstr)
Whether a man is fortunate in
being -tiled for life" depends
i.pon who dies the "fixing."
There tire some gentlemen so
journing at the big hotels pro
vided by rvery state who are
"fixed fur life," but who wish
they weren's.
When the state 6xes" you fur
"Ufa" yoo're a goner, with all the
diseooat off.
But if a man who sniffs free air
through his aostrils is "fixed fur
life" his days apon this earth will
bo loag aad happy
Coaaideriag that thia is the only
life we know anything about, tho
oaly oa ws can be certain of, it
is aarprlsiag to me that ws doat
giv mors thought to living it th
best way possible.
Today, Binary is the meaaare of
oar happiness.
We're all plugging, plotting,
preserving for the letter 8 tkaf
haa two perpendicular tiae ru
aiag through ft.
Moaoy briagn, ease, comfort,
t
UrMrrttrlit WIS,
bl 8 1 UrCrurm.
HA. v uf in:-; SOIL
The Mustache.
Asl.ei J!e T lues
A -.In... I girl of the ..ti has disci
l l'l 'l l;:i l .i putting nn ims'nding nin..
tarhe on u piiinre of .lul us Cnesar :n
h, r I... tin nullum;, r. she jet . ii npenkln
I . rt t a 1 1 of the K-.in.-r. If Wilhelm hen. j
i f this h. 'll cross a few limre Rubieutta
lred;lng Davidson Creek.
Mniiri si ili.. Kuterprise
The dredge batut on D.'nidson creek
west i.l t..iin Ix'.-tn throiimg nnd r
moling dirt from the channel Tuesdi
(Jiiil- a ii.in Ii, i ot" eit, ens have I..- n
out I-. . rl.e Bun.l. rt'ni nork e.-irn. !
Playing With tire.
.".i I '.. 'n Sun J , u r u:il.
In nil address delivered by Pri'siil' l l
f
ilny n;i. the sjieaK.-
osr, ,
honor ..:
tint th.
ivith fir.
a-nnst taniinriiig with tf
st taiijinriiig with
the I nrted Mnlisnnd deela
. nho .lid fu were '-playln
The I'll ted States is S IN a. r
al-li. nation hut there ure some thin
that it eaiitl-.t co:in'. n.iitee nnd wTi n
the breaking f .. -. r t Js . . -wi.'d. this Cot:-;
try m I U- t'zUt theto with ll.e "stii h '
lo J.. the .re:.king.
I.ood Fsrmers 1'lils Vrir.
Ueid.slllle 11,11, IV
Mr. J. H. Worsham. the well known
farmer and morel.. ml f I,ocust Hii'.
w.is in tow n Tut sday and gave us -i
very pleasant cn 11. He suye he m
preiuhing crop diversification anion
his people and thinks the farmers i t
his secti-n uill materially reduce tin
tobacco nereage and iucreas; their food
crops tins year.
I'surne Sambo'a Prerogative.
Groens' oro Pr.triot.
Charlef M.ible', white, a shoeinaLer
residing ia tho western part of the city,
seems to hkie developed into a chicken
thief of nn mean pro; ortions. The
charge of the lsrce-iv of -it) or more
chickens, many of then, tine fowls, w-.-.s
laid at his door at a prel.minary hear
ing held bofon rHjuirr I o!l.i.t tliia wiHii
He was a.ljulgvd gniltv in for sip
unite r.-ises r.n.i held for the Suport.r
Court under a bond of toO in each
case, lie was tina1! U furaiah bond
and was commit t .i to jail.
luxury, leisure to enjoy the liner
things of Lis. It makes the world
more livable and more lovable;
it transforms grins into smiles,
gloom into joy.
And so I say to you, "Get ths
kind of sn education that will en
able you to get the money."
"It should be the object of every
boy and girl to bs "fixed for life."
Emerson wisely said "The early
years of a man's bfs should laks
car of the later oaee."
Caa yon my that you're "fixed
for lifer
Or are you ia a rat t
Th man in a rat is no better
off than one ia a grave aad b
take ap more room.
Whoever yon are, wherever yoa
work, whatever ytrar condition ia.
yon are not so wall off that yea
cant be helped.
A business education is the con
queror of fortune.
It is thr only education that
Counts- rt -i I the. only duration
that wilLetsi en sine yt)a to rount
meary 1
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