■ ■ j I _\ _ .#- • • i n BIG AUCTION SALE of Free Sewing Machines There will be offered on Saturday, Odtober 13, 1917 at 11 o’clock, sharp, in front of T. L. Gerald’s Stables i • • I 50 PERFECTLY NEW FREE | SEWING MACHINES I I These sewing machines to be offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash, regardless of price. They ate going to be sold. ,< ! 351 I gH 1 1 If you are in the market for a sewing machine for personal uses, don’t hesitate to attend this sale, of if you want sewing machines to resell don’t hesitate to attend. You can make money. 1 4 ip • • . ? I gfc - — —— - - --- m THE SPOILED CHILD OF THE WORLD" T Proa Collier's. A War Department bureaucrat with a Teuton name wai chatting the other day. Speaking for him self, ha teld: "France is the spoiled child of the world. She hei lost Alsace-Lorraine, and honestly thinks that all the rest of the world ought to strive and suffer so that she may ha vs bar lost provinces bask again. ’ Franca lost Alters Lorraine as a result of the Franco-Prussian War in 18T1. The people of thorn pro vinces refused to be annexed to Ger many: their legislative npreeeate tlves insisted that they were, and weald stay, French; and when new elections war* held under Prussian eaaplees the vote was once again overwhelmingly against ratifying an nexation to the enemy country. That is ancient history. More recent Is the fact that Francs, in defending herself, and all dvihsa. tioo. against the Prussian drive, has also had a vision that bar own would be returned to War. This Is not eon qaasL This Is not annexation. This !■ jojhtic# Early In this war Great Britain sad Russia pledged themselves to the return of Alsace-Lorraine to Franca, just as they pledged themselves to guaranteeing the rehabilitation of Belgium by Germany. Since the Bat tle of the Marne all ddUmtion has been in the debt of the here nation which won that dadstve victory, a turning point In history no lass urv foryetabie Utah the battle sa the plain of Tour, by which Charles the Hammer saved Europe from becom ing aa African province. And every one except the neutral souls, and the Oeraads themselves, aad German sympathisers, has‘felt that whatever alee befall the world, France mad be herself again—France must have Atowlemdm 4mm not, toown, present a question of par* MMMt After this war Emm* fees* a great tufc of reconstruction. Coal aad tram win than ba among tha aaeaa ■arise of paaea, aa to-day they ara axaaag the naeaaaailaa of wear. Tha country that tanka' them win labor oadar a tramandoas diaadrantaga far paaea or for war. Now, thaw lw rata* U preclou* for its arcamala tiona af coal aad iron. Tha* ara* why the Ganaana taaktod oa tearing tha prorinsaa from Prune* In 1871, aad aopr riaca than fnaah ladaa tries haaa ataggerad under a tr* mandoui aad aajaat handle an. Whan this war la war aHbsr Afaaaa-Lar raiaa wW ha returned to Em nation torad by the paepla of those proriaeaa r '— • liioNM rLemiaa i a Oanaaa eoagaari a tokan ef rietory add a aoarea el power far tha Irnamaatart aad gaa founders aad Paa-Garmem whsaa anil la aialaaaa aad when* aka b world la on* aanaa wa Aatoriaaaa aa* ari so acorn ad with what wo aaad t* call a Httia eantamutaaariy, the “hrioraal poMti**” of Korop*. Tha hrtrigaw of priaaae aad laritawta, wo aad to «ay^ had no appeal or totoraa* fw itotd* aad V anadiwtaad. Em fords, of Dixie sad tha Madthli V allay.: Bat today I Bursty we hava Wild bow that It dees aaMar whether there b jostle* ia tewa or tajuatieo; whether the rohhac state among tha aatkoa b granted to* ■unity to murder aad to daatvny, to ■taal aad to pnlma, to hava and to hold, aad to spread tie toataalto round neighbors at bases end rtvAb overeeea G> pease time to ia war. That b a part af tha Dedaratloa of IltirdlMlMII^I |M 1*—L doat Wilson has founded hb coun try’* entry spaa tha (twiatt af all ware—Dot kmpty to ratob Anesri can grievances, bat abo “to ■aha tha world safe for deaeeoaey." "Tha Spotted Child af tha World r That b one phrase far Fraaue hut h b tha pbrwea af tha apotogbt far Oeneaay, tha pacUbt who U aba a cynic ia intanetfcmal poUtka. COST OF TUB WOULD WAB. Christian Bckoeo Monitor. The estimated cost ef tha world war, to data, b, agpresheataiy, INr 000,000,000, a earn abeoct beyond tha coaaprahanatoa af the average individ ual It auaas a par aapita east ed about |M for every man, womaa and child oa earth. That irpeadllaree for war purposes are Bat gnalaB leas, to the aggregate, b aaaa tor tha fact that tha daily seat to all beutoor ecte b bow about tlllMOJf. fhb compares with about HIMOMM Ms months ar aa age. Maw that tha Cafe ad tha belttgeveab'ed burly tha eeatral power a. : Italy, la Ma forty yean ad ; tkoa tar war, Oa a walVA Had war i • XC«lW«t had any doubts aa to tha affect of that met upon Germany’* economic pi laid an, they ant have been <ha PcBed rinse then, Germany'* gold haa disappeared ao rapidly that mark ex change, la the neutral countries, has «Uclhiad to a moat *sr!ou* extant. Qatmaay*» efforts to stoat tha tide by shipping gold haa resulted la tha da uistion at tha gold (apply. bat ha* had' acareaty, any appreciable effect net exchange rated. England haa ■Upped esnaidetabty more than (1, 000,000,090 la gold to tha United Stolen. hat England h annual produc tion of goM, within bar colonic* aad poaaagataaa, la aha am ona-tUrd of that amoeut. . Germany haa ao outiida tourcan to draw from, bat, on tha contrary, haa had to hotp Austria aad Turkey. Ger many ha* apoat money *o larisUy, la carryiag aa tha war, that It la aaeaa aary for K to borrow to pay interest aa tha nhllgaHnna already Incurred. Tha eatmace of tha United States late tha world war came about a abort Haas before Germany'* dnandil exhaustion. Tha United States haa brought to tha aid of tha allies tea raaowreaa of tho wealthiest nation la the era rid, la addition to tha eoatri botioa of mtlUoaa of mao for tree eh warfare. It la. therefor*, not difficult to aa* ultimata vtetpry far the allies, nor la h hard to aadorstaad why Qomaav dealrei peoco now. Tho German Chancellor was simply foDowlag tha keynote given by Fred erick the Greet apeekiim la 1740i. "The question of right la aa affair of mlalatoia Taka what you can; yea era mover wrong unlaaa you are oblig ed to gie* bate." Ceatreat tea American aad tbs German standard* of aational boner. Ike honor aad goad faith of tea dmarltea Government from Waab yion's day to When's are beck tea Liberty Lena Bonds. Wall may they be celled tea safest levant moat aa aacte—tha premier security of tea world. tURX VALAWA W THE FALX *1 ■ ■ ! nOT QUARANTINE INDICTMENT HARNETT’S RECORD-BREAKER 1 BUIES’ CREEK COMMUNITY CQMN^UN1TY_FAIR COMMUNITY FAIR Thursday, October 11, BUIES’ CREEK COM I ■K; • ; .J

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