ROANOKE RAPIDS HERALD
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I)r. Cailimui Tuesday night, atul
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("adman is indeed a master of
laniruatfo, a profound thinker,
a historian who has the lore sum
achievements of all aires and
Night 568 countries at the tip of liis toni-ue,
------- a man who knows the truth and
fcntred aa .Second CIh Mutter April vv10 dares to speak it plainly
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Friday, June 30, 1916
Now for the Seven
Days!
Has it not occured to Senator1
Overman that extraordinary
loyou ? times require extraordinary I
measures? The one thintr that I
the United States needs desptr-j
Have you loosened up for that ately at this moment is trained:
season ticket to Chautauqua? I men; yet Senator Overman pro-)
poses to reject some of the few '
The last of the thirty more ( that we have because, forsooth
or less rare June days. i it may cost something to keep
them. He would excuse married
Ths Fourth is certainly likely j men from duty on the border
to be properly celebrated this j rather than take care of their
time. families while they serve the
country.
Our vacation plans do not con- With the possible exception of
template a visit to any of the his- the rejection of Kuhlee the
toric scenes of dear old Mexico! senate of the United States has
j not in years staged such an ex
We can feel it in our bones that hibition of microscopic polities as
"mother didn't raise" this "boy in the rejection of the bill ollVr
to be a soldier". 'oil by Mr. Hay, and passed by
J the house, to take care of the
Nothing to mediate -- merely j families of guardsmen who are
first class Al thrashing to ad-; under arms for the purpose of
minister. protecting the country, including
I the senate, against the attacks
The November election will of enemies. Furthermore they,
demonstrate whether or not the ; with the regular army, are the
Kaiser has the decidingly vote in only men who can protect it.
American government. ; Yet this senate, resting secure
behind the bayonets of the
Roosevelt to Dine With Hughes guards refuses to protect the
in New York - a case where i families of the guardsmen
there will be no smile "on the against want. On the contrary,
it proposes to knock holes in the
wall, already painfully insurli
jcient, that protects the border
I by excusing married men from
'service. The senate, in other
words, calmly proposes to sub
ject the border towns to the risk
of rapine and pillage to save a
few wretched dollars.
It is foolish to declare that
provision for those dependent
upon guardsmen would necesi
tatelike provision for the famil-
. (,f soldiers of the regular
We don't know whether those I army- The regular makes
fellows who intend participating j soldiering his business. The call
in the amateur minstrel for the to the border means no financial
benefit of theball club have taken sacrifice to him; on the contrary,
out insurance or not, but we j it usually means better pay. If
think it would be well that they I the regular's family could live
did so. It is never wise to tempt! on $1.") a month while he was'
rate too far. (quartered in garrison., thev can
certainly continue to do so while
he is on the border. But the
family of the guardsman who'
has been drawing $75 a month
are prepared for no such catas
trophe as the loss of four-fifths
of their income. 1
Yet he is a trained man, and
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ROANOKE RAIMDS, N. CAR.
face of the Tiger".
Some single men getting mar
ried to get out of going to war
some married men going to war
to get out -- oh! what's the use.
The anti-preparedness advo
cates, we hope, are painfully
noting the muddle at the border
and revising their views accordingly.
CHAUTAUQUA
Chautauqua opens here to-day.
It brings to the people of this
community a class of entertain
ment and lectures which could
not come to a community of this i trained men the United States
size except in the Chautauqua llmls desperately. There is not
way and which cannot be seen !'e to " thti ;
,, there are far too few now. We
anywhere in the wor d at the i . , . , ,
' jhave already saved so much,
Chautauqua price except in the:mont.y on the KuarJ that our
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where the citizens are willing to
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The Chautauqua is made poij-
economy is now going to cost us 1
thousands of lives and millonsof
money. We have been spending
$;i5 a year on the guardsmen, !
and as a result they are half
trained and half equipied. He
cause of our murderous economy
they are dixmied to die like. flies
in Mexico-the United States
has been too cheap to give them !
instructions and equipment to
save themselves. j
Now the senate promises to !
further that sort of economy, i
Kvery dollar bo saved may easily i
Bible by the action of an hundred; be drenched in blood; but it will
broadminded citizens of this 1 nt be the blood of senators, so
i,i: i what does that matter?
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mi lution i-nlillcil u i hlmve in the
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olitHin n HliHilutr divorce from the
.li fi'iiilHiit: and the 'Hiil ilffi-mlant will
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to pienr at the term of the Siiierior
Court of said County, to he held on
the 3rd Monday hefore the first Mon
day in Se.ti n;l er lit the Court House
of mtiil County lit Halifax, North
Can. linn, and annwi r or demur to the
complaint tiled in said aetion, or the
plBint !f will aj.ly lo the Court for
the relief demanded in kaid complaint.
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Clerk of the Superior Court,
This 13th day of June, l'Jl6. 6-16-16-4t I
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