Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-11-28
Third District.

| got very low. | tried every nerve
medicine could find laid down in
the materia medica that was recon-
meuded for human ills but all faileJ
10 reach my case. 1t seemed to be
very stubborn ana became cdrOnic,
and | had DIR. Seay and DIR. Usrey to
thoroughly look into my case They
said my case was a little dangerous
AMI | needed stronger medicine. 1
at once resorted to stock powders tax
en- in broken doses every half hour un-
til relieved and after | got so | could
sit up in bed DIR. Seay said | needed
a tonic aud he would prescribe one
that would effect permanent cure in
my case. | asked him to please write
it at once for | wanted to be up again
at my post of duty, He wrote this,
Representative, | give yon four years
of prosperity under Wilson's admins
tration." threw cover back, jumped
out of the bed, put my clothes on in
haste, and quickly went straightway
out over town and spread the good
news abroad, and told my political
friends there was still hope for me,
that l was on rising ground, and tIe
good news that had been revealed to
me mace me feel Just like a new born
babe, that | couldn't stand it any
longer, that die l would if l didn't
tell the News readers about my serious
illness aud my speedy recovery, and it
looks to me as though when l was ban
ished from the eyes of the public with
my political and chronic backset, ev-
cry dad famed news correspondent
throughout the land ceased to write up
one word of news or even cheer of
consolation to dying hero of the
News Pray tell me what in the name
of the country DO you all mean by
ceasing to writer Tell me all your
troubles. deaths, changes and happen
ings for miles around You know
can't stand so much mental strain as
you brother and sister correspondents
are attempting to put on me right on
such a great political shock ana men
tai strain in which l already had to
undergo Haven't you got any respect
nor sympathy nor feeling in the round
world for poor fellow servant, and
brother correspondent If you have
for heavens sake tender it to me next
week, for | tell you today feel as
though | am, perhaps, as needy
creature as ever BUNDLED or bowed be-
fore you.
l am at my little humble cottage to-
day and feel very much like great
politician that has been forced to re-
tire to private life. and reauers, no one
is left to cheer or comfort me but that
good old dog of mine. Will you please
write a little word of cheer aud con-
ISOLATION to me next week and don't all
~ or,1 ka hn
cause | unfortunately got sick. Oh,
Socialist writer's. where, oh where art
thou. You filled the News columns
with your political doctrines and
flooded the country with literature
from tip to tip. You caused many cor
to cease writing You
promised to do wonderful things and
after all is past what have you done,
and what did you accomplish and
where, oh where is your subscription
list to the News Where, oh where is
it? And pray tell me what has be-
come of those great, noted and inspir-
ed socialist writer's Are they dead
or living! Will they still patronize
the News or were they really Jonah
There was time they had a fair
shake, l thought, in the columns of
the News, and there was a time we
thought we would have to bow our
heads and give up the ghost and sur
render to the doctrines of socialism
Truly we thought the editor accorded |
them too much space over us, and we
thought for while that he was part
bnt we think differently now,
and will risk him anyway along that |
inc We are most sure he supported |
Judge Moon for Congress, but perhaps |
n the beginning started out fol Will
Jams, but like many other good, pat
ID and supported Moon on the pension
)ill enactment in behalf of the old
oldiers | see where be was right,
Ind | supported Moon, also
Rea iers, some of you quit the paper
md said Hill & Son s PAPER has turn
ID to be a socialist paper No, they
lid MOI but tried to publish for all
what they advocated,
nut the socialists over taxed the paper,
With little or nothing to the back of
t. / will give little clipping light
lere Of writer in the "Yellow Jack
TT just prior to election as to what
lie seems to think of the socialist par
y: 1t is entitled Socialist Doxol-
'gy
| am Socialist;
red-card Socialist,
believe in free land
And free lodging,
md free love.
And free liquor,
And free support from the state,
md all the free speech | need to
buse other parties with.
bate the laws; ..
hey are unjust;
am down on the government,
t il tyrdunical;
bowl against the courts
hey are rotten;
condemn the banks,
hey rob u.s.
am against the flag,
{ is an emblem Of tyranny and OPP
love the Appeal to Reason and all
he little Socialist papers,
hey are my earnest advocates;
hate tho courts with terrible hate,
hey give my friends hell fol- using
ynamite;
despise the Christian Socialist,
Tor letting the Barnes cat out Of the
ag;
despise wealth,
f the other fellow has got it; +
love Rph Il for falling no what xunuop