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"HERE SHALL THE PRESS. THE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS MAINTAIN; UNA WED BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN." VOLUMN XX. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA r WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1918. NUMBER 12 Germany Plans Already For An other War. Manufacturers Record. ;-. Amid the gigantic struggle "of this honr. leaders in Germany are seriously makiDg their plans for what they call f'the next war." It is their definite intention if they do not win this war and win every thing for which they are fighting, and that means world domination to plan on a still larger scale for "the next war." . This thought is being pressed upon the German people, and they are being told by their leaders that Germany must even now begin to look forward to "the next war." It is the belief of these people that if they cannot conquer the world this time, they must bring about a peace which will leave Germany in a position, learning by present experience, to prepare on a still larger scale for their next great effort to conquer all man kind. This is no idle or visionary dream on the part ot Germany, for if Germany could bring about a peace which would leave . it and its allies unconquered, it would be in immediate shape to concentrate its entire activities, mental and financial, o the build ing up of a still greater fighting machine for that next war to which Germany is looking forward, as for years it looked forwerd to the day when it hoped to be able :to crush France and England and then to crush America. A premature peace or a peace with an unbeaten and uncrushed Germany would leave that country in a position to secure control of Kuseia, with ita boundless resour ces, and with its 9.000,000 Square miles of territory or one-sixth of the land area of the world, and with nearly 200,000.000 people,, who under good leadership could , made into an army of tremen. doue righting power. With Russia in its possession, Germany would become the great est financial, industrial and mili taiy power in the world, so far surpassing in that respect the com bined wealth and power of Great Britain and the United States that it would be able to win the next war. - ;. . '. ' Moreover, while Germany was getting ready for that war the rest of the world would have to concentrate its entire energy upon a feverish activity in the creation of fightiug machine? with all the wealth and all the power ot these countries given up to the building up of armies and navies -and the making of munitions, so that the entire world would be but one vast military camp. The complete and overwhelming defeat of Germany in this war aud a drastic penalty imposed upon, Germany and its allies, ' a penalty of death for the leaders, and a fi nancial indemnity which would tax those countries for fifty years to meet it, is the only possible sal vation for the world from German domination or from a continued concentration of the world's thoughts upon war to the exclus ion of everything else, with the strong probability that if Germany could absorb Russia it would then completely overrunrthe world.; This is the plain, Simple, easily uoderRt-nnfl Bitiiarinin which con fronts u. and he who does not see it is as blind to the truth as were those who in 1914 when Germany launched its war upon Belgium, refused to see that ifr&ad lajlnclpd ir upon allj civilization arid tbit all civilization mnsfe unite -for- the destruction ot Germany orje.lie VUe pushed by Germany. V ' 1 Ou to Beriin! . f ; i i :, The Strong Withstand the Heat of Summer Better Than- the Weak Old people who are feeble and younger people vho are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to 8o through the depressing heat of summer by tak ing GROVE'S TASTELESS chiU TONIC. It purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole sys tem. You can soon feel its Strengthening. InvigoT-j tlngEffect 60c. - - - That No Harm Shall Come To The Republic. Every act of the Republican party instate and nation has been and shall be determined solely by how we can contribute most to the sum total of war good. The business of the Republican party at this moment is to do its ut most, with its great experience, brains and heart, in everything that goes to the support of the war: to outdo ihe Democratic party in ev erything that touehe3 the war. This we have done. And in this course we shall persist to the end, without waver or shadow of turning. In this, the greatest of all crisis in our history, when the Republican party finds the control of the gov ernment jn other hands, it still sinks deeper into the soul of the nation and. true to its traditions, becomes the dominant war party, we of that party pledging ourselves to give the last of our blood and our treasure to win the war and to win it now; pledging ourselves forever against an inconclusive peace, and at every moment Of faltering on the part or those in power we instantly pick up the guerdon of battle and cry, "Car ry on! Carry on! Carry onl"- "We challenge the opposition to do more. We dare them to do less." Further, while we fight in France to make certain forever the right of free government throughout the world, we shall not forget that we have a republic to preserve in this country. We declare that while there is ab solutely nothing in this country which should not be taken and used foiv necessary war purposes, such taking shall be for war purposes one ly, and that in such action ther must and shall not be any eventual ulterior object. The ReDublican party, from its inception, has stood against undue federalization of in dustries and activities. We always have endeavored, and still snail en deavor to find the middle ground so well denned as between the anar- chv of unregulated individualism and the deadening formalism of iri- emcient and widespread state own ership." Let all well-wishers of erood crov- ernment. ree-ardlpss nf narrv 'affili ations,, watch well the ancient Tland-j marks. The Republican party is the party of the future or there is no use - for the party. Our past record of fifty years 'of achievement is the best guarantee to the country of our f u- I 1 A 1 A f i 1 cure iuinument. Dut it is oniy on our future fulfillment that our useful ness will depend. The Republican rjartv will continue to be the instrument in this country to aDDlv to new conditions and chan ging conditions the wisdom of ex perience and the ethcacy ot honest, zealous service. The Republican party, guaranteed by its past, underwritten by its pre sent, will measure its future steps forward by the new needs of the na tion. And we shall wath well the ancient landmarks "all that no harm " shall come to the Republic " . WILL H. HAYS. Sincere Gratitude. Mrs. William Bell, Logansport, Ino., writes: "I deem it my duty to express my gratitude for the good Chamberlain's CoHc and Diarrhoea Remedy did me when I had a severe attack of diarrhoea three years ago. It was the only medicine thtt relieved me." The contemplated visit of the Crown Prince to Paris has bfen postponed indefinitely on account of the impassable conditions of the roads between JSoissons and Rhe ims. The chances are 10 to lie may never be ble to make the trip, and 50 to 1 he will be shot when he does. Bronchial Trouble. Mrs. A. E. Sidenberder, Rockfield, Ind., states: "For an attack of bronchial trou ble which usuall" assails me in the spring I find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the nniir ihind that gives me relief. After using it for a few days all signs of bron chial trouble disappears."' When a. young lady tells you that "mother would object" to vimr kissine her, it's a perfectly safe bet that she doesn't "take af ter" the mother in the least. The Calnlne' That Docs Not Affect the Head d Ha tonic and laxative ettect. Because oi Ksiu""- Kt-r than ordinary TIVH BRUMU uuini gig for the "sinatuTe Tof 8. W. GROVfi . Young, handsome women of 16 r mrtrfl are notified mac iapidiu Bichmond P. Hobson is again on the Chautauqua platform. He will "make" several nearoy towns. - Tr.,r a Cold in One Day. m - r .virnm BROMO Quinine. It stops the Take IAXATTV ,vo the Cold. Cough and Heaaacne fails to core. . YY. UJWW " -" Seme Chronicles.. And it came to pass that when Un cle Sam got into the war-game with both feet, he found the cost even greater than the upkeep of a gas chariot. For he was neither a cheap skate nor a tightwad, and the best , was none too good for his defenders. Wherefore his subjects loved him greatly and when he needed cash he formed not the acquaintance of the' salary loan shark; But rather issued Liberty Bonds and War-Savings Stamps which went like hot dog sandwiches at a harvest picnic. Now the subjects of Uncle Sam were like unto the old gent, and like wise paid homage to the boys in khaki The Red Cross, the Y. M.. the K C, the H. A and the Salvation Ar my, each had a bit to do, and set about to do it. And these bits required filthy lucre in abundance, for there were, many boys in khaki, and they were some active actors. He who had contributed generous ly in the past dug down still deeper for more of the root of all evil. Yea, he gave until it hurt, then gave until it quit hurting. But there were profiteers and tightwads who dug not; The Profiteer being a breeder of I. W W.ism, and the tightwad a wart on the face of the earth. The profiteer possesseth no con science, while the tightwad hath one more impenetrable than the tough est armor plate. But his conscience is finally pierced- though he fighteth valiently and violently Straightway he purchaseth a two bit jar of Mentholatum to ease his affliction. But the balm only maketh it to hurt the worse and he returneth the jar to the drug merchant and get teth his money back. For he discovereth an ailment which even Mentholatum will not heal, and his conscience continueth to trouble him until he looseneth up and diggeth down. Debs Convicted. At Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 12th, Eugene-V? Debs, four times candi date ot the Socialist party for Pre sident and famous as a Socialist orator and leader was convicted on two out of ten of the original counts, viz. attempting to incite insubordination, etc., in navy and military elicits, aud attempting to obstruct Tecruitiug and uttering language tending to excite, pro voke and encourage leiistance to the United States. He made no defense stating that he denitd nothing, repudiated notLiug, te tracted nothing. The penalty is 20 years in prison and a fine of $1,- 000. Regarding his conviction Debs sa id: "It is all right. 1 have no complaiut to make. It will all come out right in God's good time." He made his own de fense in a speech of one hour and a half aud his main argument was the exposition of the principles and hopes of Socialism, and lor the liberty of speech guaranteed by the Constitution. Motion for a new trial was over-ruled- A mo tion for the arrest of sentence was alsoover ruled. The court admit ted Debs to $10,000 bail with per mission to leave the northern dfs trict of Ohio only to go and remain at his home. ' Can Now Eat And Sleep in Coin- fort. If troubled with indigestion or sleep lessness you should read what Miss Ag nes Turner Chicago. 111., has to say: Overwork, irregular meals and careless npas regarding the ordinary rules of health, gradually undermined it until last fall I became a wreck of rcy former self. r suffered from continual headache, was nnnhle to digest mv food, which seemed to lay as a dead weight on my stomach I was very constipated and my complex ion became dark, yellow and muddy as I felt. Sleeplessness was acMed to my micprv and I would awake as tired as uimav t when I went to sleep. I heard of Cham berlain's Tablets and found such relief after taking them that I kept up the treat ment for nearly two months. They cleaned my stomach, invigorated my sys tem, arid sincjthat time I can eat and ieen inomfort. I am today entirely well' RnnnrRf.t. of Bivaria. is to wed again. He does need a sharer of his sorrows - Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic restores vitality and energy by purifying and en riching the blood. You can soon feel ita Strength iij!. Invigorating Eflect. PC9 6f, , j The Task Ahead. The Repnblican Publicity As sociation, through its President, Hon. Jonathan Bourne. Jr., says, and .-with much tmth; .We must, not get the notion that the winning of the war is the only problem before this-country . That is the most important prob a lem the one to which all others must be subordinated. But there are numerous other tasks before us and to which we must apply our selves if we are to continue a pros perous, free and ptogressive peo ple. 15 our efforts not to irritate rhe Bolsheviki of Russia, we must not set aside law and order in America. In our passion for gov ernment control of everything we must not stifle individual initia tive. In our desire to suDDress . a traitors, we must not put a gag in the mouths of patriots. In our zeal to win the war, we must not send porous raincoats to the eol diers in the trenches or let men of actual or pretended influence in high places get unconscionable fees or securing government contracts or their clients. Iu our willing ness to pay large taxes for the sup port of the war, we must: not tax estimate industry to. death. Nor must we neglect our very impor jaut agricultural interests by les sening instead of -increasing the production of food. ''Win the war" is our first but not our only slogan. The man who sets out on one undertaking and turns a blind eye and a deaf ear to everything else is doomed to meet misfortune " Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Druggista refund money ir FAZU OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pilea. 7flatly relieves Itchlntf PUea. and von IE Welcome I To the folks coming into Winston-Salem. Whether you buy or not--WE MEAN IT. And please remember about the BOYLES BROS, store that it don't make one iota of difference you and your family are welcome to the same home-like courtesies that you'd extend to us if we happened your way. Use the phone or anything else in the place. Leave your bundlesthe children, too, if necessary, and take away with you when you go the knowl edge that there's ONE store in this city where the dollar mark isn't shining in the eyes of a pleasant greeting. Welcome ANY TIME that's our message this week. "U PAYS TO PAY CASH." BOYLES . BROS. COMPANY. "SAVE THE DIFFERENCE." 413 Trade Street - - Winston-Salem. i i The Newspapers. Just to ascertain with a rrason able degree Of certainity how much free space the Government is ask ing tiewspapers to give it, we care fully measured such requests ro reived through the mails in one The prospect of a war camp in U i . dav during the paet week. Tbejle'gh has the bauie flecl uim.ii re-ult was astonishing, as follows: wme druizei 8 of the Capital City From the United Statfs Railroad as upon certain residenta'ot other Administration, 5:coluruns; Feder- camp towns they simply cast hou. al Reserve Bank 1 1-4 columns; or aud honesty to the wiuds and Departrnentjof Agriculture. 3 col go after "the stuff in whatever urars; Treasury Department (boni manner 6eems to promise the rich, issues) 2, column?; War Saving; 5 e8t I00 columns. Total, 1C 1 4 columns ! Don't blame the war, nor even And yet the Oovernment de.' the beUiah. Hun who brought cn mands that all newspapers dimin ish their use of print paper 15 per cent. And the samo Government is placing upn newspapers the heaviest burdens they have ever been called upon to bear in the matter of postage rates. When the Government wants a thousand feet of lumber, it buys and pays for it. And so on with alPcom modifies, other than news paper space. When , that is de sired though it be needed to en able the Government to raise mon ey to py for other things then the newspapers are asked to coo tribute their capital their news paper columns without stiut and without reward. Comment is unuecef-siry the facs speak forcible for themselves. Forest City Courier. Fuel administration reports the coal output 15,000,000 tons behind schedule, so next winter oh, well, finish it yourself. Grove's Tasteless chill I onic , t , . , . , . I destroys the malarial germs which are transmitted to tHa blood by the Malaria Mosquito. Price 60c 7TT- 2 Thrift In Raleigh. Who is that thrifty resident of Raleigh, he who is "on the State's payroll, that in tr3ing to bold up Uncle Sun for $27,500 for a pWc of lai d that cost ils owucr $2 3 CUT the strife, for there's plenty of traitorous dishonesty uoder the skin of some of our promiucnt Americans Tar Heels iucluded and all that is needed to reveal it is the opportunity to acquiie wealth quickly and without a sem blance of adequate return. Out with his name, Jim Fagh; and publish it in blackface type, Tom. Let's purge '"the State's pay-roll'1 of one grafter at leist. There is no reason for protect! tig such a disloyalist from public scorn. The dividing line between those citizens who are self deny ingly supporting the Government and thoee who are profiteering at the Government's expense should be so plainly marked that all man kind in ! knov their fellow ciii. zens for what they are honet men on one Hide rogues on the oth er. Foiest City ourier. No Worms In a Healthy Child AH children troubled with worms have an on healthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as a rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance. GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. Im prove the digestion, and act as a General Strength ening Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be In perfect health. Pleasant to take.- 60c par bottle. i 1 1 ' i i M 1
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