Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-11-28
Hurrah for Socialism

Hurrah for Socialism
Don't you see it 5 got to Gomez
This is enough on the line of social
ism. l will pass on to other matters.
Every other man you meet believe
is an aspirant to the postoffice. AT
| Whitwell they are too numerous to
mention. If they are in other locali-
ties like they are here, it's going to
be no child's play to satisfy the multi
tude of applicants placed on file. AS
to the lucky one in the field, We writer
can foretell, but for fear some appli
cant should get inculcated in his mind
would put up fight against him. l
decline to say just now us to the
movement of the contestants as she
moves along down the line.
Henry Anderegg made quite little
hunt tie other night with his noted
dogs Henry walked 90 miles. and
freed one time, cut ont fine tree with
his axe, took four hours to fell it.
The tree contained about 6, 600 feet of
good timber. and he burnt up about
40c worth of fuel, looking to get fine
bunch of raccoons. The Jesuit was on
ly one little POISON, worth 15c. Hen
ry is a wholesouled boy but bad luck
and misfortune come to us all alike,
sooner or later. You try those dogs
of j. w. Norwood's and three l saw
ont in Owl Hollow belonging to Sam
Station, if you want to hear the bell
ring l was out there and was treated
to a sample race. Oh, my country
alive, never heard the like of music
in all my born days When Sam sees
this tip he will order the News next
week ami keep in touch with the
times.
H. Clay White, son of w. H. White,
moved to Dunlap last week to engage
milling business like the carkey's
river to eros.
last big hunt of the season of DR. N.
B. Moore and John Moore, ex-Trustee
of Sequatchie County, and the noted
sportsman of Cedar Springs, Pete
Hackworth and others who landed on
Cumberland mountain last Friday.
The full report of this hunt hasn't
yet been given in. They went well
equipped to take captive anything
they came in contact with.
If half the parties up here that have
been summoned should happen to get
a true bill, the circuit court will be
up and doing and there would be
record broken.
l have only a few words to say in
regard to the President elect. If he
makes the democrats of our nation a
good president, be will make the re-
publicans good one, too. so its not a
democratic landslide that made such
sweeping Wilson majority. 1t was the
Taft republicans north of the Mason
& Dixon line, who saw Taft was a
goner, and they dropped him and
turned to Wilson in order to defeat
Roosevelt. We all realize that large
per cent of republicans turned to Will
son, and large per cent. of the labor
organizations did likewise, is where
the walkover came in. Now, if things
don't go just right within the next
four years, the labor movement of the
nation will walk back in line with
out any persuasion They will be the
first class of people to be affected by
the lack of confidence and will be
keen to vote for a restoration of an
other political power. God forbid
that change of this administration
will produce or bring about a money
panic, or paralize capital or democrat
ize labor and the nation will run as
regular as a clock and as smooth as a
die, aud we won't realize the differ
ence in the change of the present ad-
ADMINISTRATION. Representative.