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The Glenwood post., 1914-11-21

sfA18 LAWs GAIT y II Am8 ~ LOCAL oeoD
ANNOUNCEMENT by the public utilities commission that ah char
~ conflict with the public utilities act are
void in conformity deeoss Colorado essr
today iakrn impse~ios by people in ~
special cities like Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver that
these cities have the right
conflict With the state laws This as
following adoption Of the prab
tion ea. made that Denver, being
city loons because of the fact ths4
majority Of the Denver voters favored . vet state
have decided that charter
things in violation of the se.sra
Both Colorado Springs and Pueblo lost eases
merchants doing business
which the election law concerned and
decided by the in the Aoat
The people Of Denver voted bonds at special election
appeal the bond held invalid because
something contrary the laws of the state
question about state laws having precedence
there conflict between
be amended order avoid
possibility of resulting from doing things forbidden by the
state
lssHS district which commonly called the Western
Slope country rich possibilities
production perfect in climate We cannot fully
the of this until get and
people a very yars who
rough been much gratied and
greatly surprised the the prmeva covering Of
ceda have
green fields alfalfa wheat barley timothy and
tatoes 1t small task to take piece of land in the and
subdue and make produce its best of have learned
from altogether pleasant but when the land OF
this country put under subugaton to mans will ranks
country just infancy work should be started
lands have those of the east
and careful will be- However they be
abused and rnded almost worthless not handled in
tegent watches his
land carefully repnshes with that of soil bulder
alfalfa show of deterioration the
who is worth his weight in gold to this country.
= y
ON concerning outlook Some peo
~ pessmsm that they ieze
opportunity prophecy calamity of the NAL
taking advantage the
prohibition predict Times hard enough
Goodness knows but than usually get during Demo-
administration country prosper
of the Wilson of production and putting
1.-THE brakes industry development And for the prohibition
that saloons made business
other the other history
lot the saloons that they it that the
classes No afford enter
partnership with if it does benefit
extent of few mas old license fees and the idea that to
be ruined business because have served notice
real manhood and womanhood make positively disgusting
Let's that foolish of the devil and
Ibis satellites
THE Judge representative
octous for the welfare of the which
home for the thirty and whose people called
him them in the legislature While he this
country well and nearly all Of the people perhaps
well defined ideas the needs Of these people who henceo
be his constituents have doubt but he will
which the people make him the legislation
which they consider beneficial this district
have definite ideas along this line good
citizen with Judge Noenan him
Legislation think will be of value people Judge
Noonan drop him letter. giving views upon
legiiaon reqaired. -a~
IOw US all Thanksgiving spirit aprrecia
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-21


well defined ideas the needs Of these people henceforh
be his constituents have doubt but he will
which the people make him legislation
which consider beneficial this
definite ideas along this line your good
citizen communicate with Judge Noonan him
Legislation think will be Of value people Judge
Noonan drop him letter. giving upon The
Legislation reqaired. -e.-
Nov LET US all show the Thanksgiving spirit aprreca
tion Of the blessings which enjoy contributing
THE relief Of the suffering Blgians through
fault Of theirs and they find themselves actually starving they
sympathy for Of unforunates though
when realize that their suffering all brought throueA
their Of indolence
people whose land has been pagd throusA 70
fault Of their and they find hesves actually starving and the
forced appeal to for help Why should help themf
The Post will gladly receive subscription it over to
the committee appointed along your o,
ing for the Belgians
CONTINENTS still flowing for its GOOD work
against the saloons during the campaign the pa
few the result Of which felt manner when
counted November friends but we
enjoyed the fight quite much did we again
whenever needed for the benefit the v
manhood Of the country and the best things which are in
only for those who do the right thing for the good
words friends but please don't forget your obligations to the
community in which live and the work
help and that always ready willing to
|do.
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@egelt bic rote Tabne.

Der GeYebentpurf jenes bemoz
tratilhen Nnemblpmunnes in 2llbaz
nh, Der voos 9roeen, 3urIhauz
itsllen unb porabieren roter unb
f6par5er 6obnen" i'm Staate Netp
Yort perbieten mill, beiist ole Mus<
iiht, bon beioen 6dulern pailiert
uno bonn 9ouperneur untersei6net
gu lperben. Der No6folger Sulsers
fou onh berIelben QuelIe -
5euer uno Jlomme fir bic berrlihe
Bill iein, oo er. es rniemols perz
Itanoen babe, tpie man bieie Mbaei=
Hen ro6er 9eipalt unb blutieen linz
ltur5es in einem banotratiIden re-
gierten Ganoe ouloen tDnne".
Gs perlobnt iih in Der 5ot taunl,
oorouf binsutpeiien, ooB 6err Wto+,
tin 9lpnn nit berartieen 2lnIhouz
ungen Ielblt in ben Der. Staoten
fait ollein itebt unb buB = ipsnies
items bic 9ebiloeteren gourgeoiIies
treiie = beuts po6l fnIt ougent.i,
nit oem perItorbenen Monor 9npnor
piTen, bab unIer Rot bic bodits
Wlenl6enliebe, bas reinite WenIhsnz
tum ipmbolifiert.
! Sebo4 pihtiger ols bieIe Sseit=
lteuun9 erideint uns bic SotIohe,
bob oieIe rRote 5abnen Bills"
nidt Ginselsetpdhis iinb, Ionbern
bob Dieie 8orlagsn in ben Iebter
Mcnoten in ben perIdieoenlten Sc:
sislaturen gu sleiher 3eit auftouh=
ten. 60 batten lid bic parlamentt
bon pennipluanien uno MoKodu.
ietts i'm porigen Sabre nit oerorti.
gen gntpiirfen gu befaf1en = in 'bei.
ben JGlen purben 9eisbs beIdlpNer
=, lpGbreno es in bieiem osabr,
gep Yort unb Nsp Ssriep iino, bi,
sundhlt outs aorn genommen iper.
ben.
Sn Nep SerIsp tpor es Der 9(I
iemblpmann peacode, Der cine 0or
loge einrei6te, Die ii6 = nit eini
gen ssrinafueisen abdnoeruneel
= iporttpDrtli4 on bos betreffenb
WoiIohuietts G,eieb anlsbnt uni
mertpiiroig, bieIe Nsp Serispzgil
itimmt tpteoerum porttportlin mi
Der in 9llbanp beontrostsn therein
Was, pie ieoermann sueeben pirb
oarouf iAlieBen lGbt, bob ale Bill
bon ein uno oemielben rptIheuel
S6len berriibren.
llnp 5par gibt es fir bieie Ser
mutunu nod einsn 0runb. Ou
nrote Tabnen 9efeb" bss Stoote
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Der Grunbprin5ipien unb Snititutio=
nen ser mooernsn 3iuiIiIation.
Der Gnoerfols bss Sosiulismus
lriiroe, Inn nit 2orb Roieberrp gu
reoen, yoas Gnoe auer Heihe, Reli=
gipn, alles Glaubens, aller sSreibeit
unp aller 00lter Isin. Der Sosiaz
lismus 1T Der 5poesitreih fir ale.
0ieie Worte iinb teinespess gu itort
fir cine ridtise Definition osNsn,
mas Der 9riumpb oes Sosialismus
beoeuten tpiiroe."
Man tann oem 6errn 6orater bas
3eugnis ausitellen, bub CT iiber einen
Sell Ser 8eitrebuneen oes So5ialisz
mus Iid cine siemlid tIare Nuffufs
flung anseeisnet bat. Sbm 1T Der
aapitulismus uber Der Snbeeriff
olsr 3sihe, aller Relieion, ales
Gloubens unb aller 0reibeit. Mit
Der 9eieitieune pes aupitulismus
fGlt baber alles, lpas er an fir i'm
,erhabenen" 9esriffen uufSdblt. Ollie
jsns erbabenen gesriffs, Die fir ibn
sic Bette aller Welt ausmahen. Wie
Iiebt oisle bette aller Welten in Wirtz
lihteit aber aus. Niht elm Sosias
lit, elm SlaHen= uno Geoantensenohe
oss 0errn 5orater ioa barber bier
5u Worte tommen.
eSn elmer 0eriammlung in Ybilu=
oelpbiu belt Or. 9olmes. Der Oetan
bes Staats &onees bon Yenniplz
panien, einen 0ortrag iiber moruli=
| ihe GrSiebuns. 9lus ben bon BEN
Iortraeenoen porsefiibrten 3abler
asbt berpor, oab 19 aus 100000
perIonen poer i'm @an3en $4,000 i'm
porisen Sabre SelbItmuro besinsen
oSn 5pansis Sabren puroen 131 ,e41
YerIcnsn in Werbrehen eet0tet uni
nur IL Yrosent Der MDroer iphroer
beitroft. Sn ben lebten 5 Sabrel
inuroen ameritaniide 8onten In
$2S;OOO,OOO bstrpsen. uno 5tpar ran
giersn bieie Summen BON 1909 BIZ
1911 bon $1O,652,O0O = $10,731,
965 bis $11,4S2.O5 in orei Sabren
Sm Sabre 1912 uuroen 1913 0srbre
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Wdbreno es bon Ser einen 5eite
tlinet, bab Def So5iulismus in Die
fem Qanbe teine 8epeutung babe, be-
aann i'm Staate Shio Der Ibpebrz
tempt sessn ben @oisialismns als
elm @orldufer oes oiesidbri9en Wohlz
fampfes, idon fat elm Sabr por Den
politiihen @ablen oes sSabres 1914.
Sn 6amilton, Os belt Der betannte
Grz8unbesIenator 6orater por Dem
Werbanb ser 8antiers eine Heoe, in
pelher Der @osialismus rpernihtet"
puroe. Sn ieinen @usfiibrunesn
uber Soaialismus iaste Der als Bum
oesIenator etipas anriibiS geiporosne
6err sSorafer II. a. folsenoes:
lin uns tlar oariiber su iperben,
ipas in Sinii9t auf bic @nsrif e
auf oas @efhdft seiheben
Ionts, lit ss uniere pflidt, etpas tie
fer au bliden, nuf Der urlahe gu
fcrI6en, unb penn mir oas tun, 10
ireroen mir entoeden, pab bieIe In=
Iariffe nj dts ais Elm Sell oe +
We sitimen. SRI dte bes g D
Iaiolis fino. Oieie 8epe=
suns, bic, iolueit ibre mooerne ent=
lnideluna in 9etru4t fommt, in
!Oeut11lanb begann uno iih iiber ols
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der bingeriHtst uno 81 eelnndt, BON
pelhen 81 Vrosent Jorbtge, AZ proz
sent bierseborene Weibe unb 16 Yroz
sent i'm 9luslano seborene WeiBe lpa=
rem. llnssfGbr stne aus 5ebn Chen
enoiat burd GbsIheioung. Sn 20
oSubren ipurben nabeSu eine Wtillion
Gbeiheiounssn ausseiprchen. gtoh
9lnaaben baben bic Ser. Stauten eine
Miaion anerfannte Sruntenboloe
oufsuspeiben, auBeroem iGdst man
bic itarten 8eipobnbeitstrinter uuf
100000. Die gerbreher runeieren
BEN bitter nad stpilhen Is uno 25
Sabren ourdfhrittlid.
Sollen mir SIR Grgdn5ung ole.
Ie3 9ilbes nod bin5llfiige1, buB cs
hunocrttalilenoe BON Mdnncril linO.
oip icbes Snbr III ben ,Subriten per
friippclt l,no aetotet lperoen, lpell
Dos aapitol feline 0eoer fiir Shue.
cinrihtrmgcn a,,saibt? Sollen MIR
nod ou,,l anfiihren, oaB feliaion III
oicicln 2onoe 10 iebr sum 8eld)dft
saluproen lit bab ben arlncn allls'
higen $ointerbliebenel nit Den @or-
1en: ,fein @elb, fein 8rab." Die
Geiietlmg ser 2eid,en Der Spfer oes
&1pitalismus auf Dem airhenfrisoz
hci perpeigert rpliroe2 Sollen mir
cuts1hlen oas gleno bes Tolfes, pie
es iest lpieoer III ulIen Staoten III
;olge MaIienarbeitsloligfeit ollrd Die
StraBen id)leift, Die 9eiber Der
;Srauen peroirbt unO uernidtet; &in-
ocrorbeit oen 9tod)lpllhs oes Tplfes
moroet? ocrr Torafcr ipilrOe art
uilcs bas BOD, nllr einen Efifferling
lehcn. SSbm lit oas Sano MIR Damn
Gin 2ano, lpenn fapita!iltlld)e Mns-
tc,ltlng berrihcn fam. SSbm lit alle
Nc!igion oas 0eiligtum oes 8eln.
iafs, oller @laube Die 5offnlng alli
nic slIlmod)t bes Collars ltlo allS
,sreibeit oas Meht a,f oie slnsbell-
sang bes Solfes. Siele Soeale Dee
Gigenlulses iheincn ibm oirh Der
Sosialisnuls gefdbroet, rno' er bat
tHortletuns a,f Seite 4.
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Su, bu, Der @o3ialismus!

ganse Welt ausbebnte. bat ben aus
eefprohenen ,3iped, oas, mas lie 8u@
pitalisnus nennt, iiber ben 0ulfen
gu iperfen uno su pernthtsn. Die
Marr'lhen Oottrinen oes Spsiulisz
mus nuroen, namentltd, in Mmerita,
alpnr ettpos mobifisiert; aber audi in
oen Ser. Staaten lit es. tpie iiberul.
Der ausseiprohene 3ped bisler ppliz
tifden partei, oenn 81 elmer iolhen
lit Die gepesung ausgenuhlen, anz
itele bes pripatbeiibes ben aommuz
nalbeiib gu ieben, uno 5tpar nidt nur
fir 0ffentlihe @ebruuhsunitalten.
ipnoern audi fir ulles gieentum sur
9eritelluns unb gum @ertauf bon
Yronutten uno Waren ieeliher Dirt.
rNber Ser Sosialismus erltrebt
nod tpeit mebr unp ipeit Shlimmez
res ais oie Ginfiibrune bes apmmuz
nalbeiiBes. Gr lit niht nur Der ee=
ihporene 6einb oss raapitalismus"
inbem er oas Werbdltnis stpiIhen
strbeitseber uno Mrbeiter gu lt0ren,
has san3e 2ohnfnltem ab5uIhaffen
uno bafiir oas 8opperotipipltem elm
sufiibren iudt. ionoern er lit AUDI Der
rffene unb eeihporene 6eino oes
Staates, Der Stride. Der 5amilie uno
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MaKoduietts lpirb sur5eit ouf Ser
onloiiung Der oortieen Staatsoreoz
niiotion unierer partei pum Staotss
obergeridt ouf feline 8erfofungsndz
bieteit bin gepriift, ..unb es beitebt
CUTE Nusii6t, es bon Der 8ilbfldhe
per1hpinoen gu iehen. SIT es nun
uber niht pieoer elm mertpiirbiser
3ufou, bob Der Help yorter ipie Der
Nep Serieper Gutipurf geraoe in
ben puntter 4btpeiduneen BON benz
Moioduietts 5eigt. Die bon unierer
partei ols UerfaHungspiorig onsez
fodten fpurDeU?,
aur3, es gibt eirs 3entraliteue, Die
bieIe gntpiirfe ousarbeitet uno tie
purh ibre 2otaien in ben 2ssisloz
turen einreiden IdBt. 0iele 3ens
tralltelIe lit ober feline onbere ols
Der .. st. g. 3sntralpcrbuno, Die
bon benz Shmiot gerteibiger
aoelble seleitet oeutThomerituniIhz
rDmiih tatboIilht Organization
our geihtmpfung, gerleumoung uno
getampfung Der So3ialosmotrotie, ,
Gs limb oieie suten rNmeritaner~
bic iih ourd eiue Itloue 6onung
ibrer gi1s pobl oas Reht ipobren,
Die pdpitli6e Jlugge iiberaI poroz
biersn gu oiirfen, bagsgeH Die ber6oBz
ten Sp5ialiiten militant Der rotten
Sabine am lisblteu in ben Ortus
idleubern mohten. Wenn es aber
nod zines ferneren getpeiIss bafiir
bsoiirfte, bob es unIers .hriItlihen
; griiber iinb, bic bier @ift urto 9ul=
lie perlprissn, 10 geniigt Dos parme
Gintrstsn 0lpnns, beg bsruorragens
ben raniebts Of Columbus. fin
ous 5ahnenberbpt, nm ieoeH 3tpeifel
gu beieitissn.
Weil es iih aber nifJt um Der
6uiorenritt einselner, ipnperr I'M
etnen Sell. beg IpItsrHutifdeu antiios
sialiItiihen TeIbsusss banpslt, mil
Ten bic ipSinliftiiden Srgoni'atipner
ouf Der 0ut Iein. Sic biirfeu mid
porten, Biz bic Bill ongsnommel
unb bonn gpuperneur uHtersei6ne
lit. louten pielnebr iofort NIT cine
7 Geasnottion etniegen, Die ben 6errel
i 9eiesgebern 81 benten geben iuiiros
| Ni6ts lit 10 pirtungspon ME De,
9lngriff - pas habeH Die organi
| Iierten &ntbolitsn begriffen; ipenl
mir nun mod lernen, onB Der .6iel
| Die bette Ibpehr 1T. 10 tDuHeH iel6I
Die ihDnitsn Ytdne Der Srommen 81
l6unoen nerosn,
| nN. 9. goltsseitung.
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Cleveland, Ohio Saturday. February 1914 w essssss:
2lr better, aeitiert fir Cure Preiie!

psrbenen 3eten ion b eonb ourbrout bo R blob pugs
o Die onaismus lo1 au feline Gnlaoung fnosn
Da 6oson mb bob Mnarn beiem oonoe aum mbr
ben ntn gOien et bic ensen Ortubrer bir esifssrians
BET ben n unb rranon os 2unb gebene Gd limb
iudjt ben entfeiieIen 5onatsmus etn5i ge9en
gen bic So5 menbsn aaum ipri r nod "ee.
isbm bic Onse perbien bic bm Gf pt peniser upuroig
Hno a bic Gnfaluns por8en 5ubn sb oud ion
Sdpeisen ube Nnordmus ubs m
bic Mdnn Denlien 2ns Die Mofsum pes Soaisrus
en uno bduost bic Dfnihn geamtn bic lol tun eies
0erbredms ffmmer it, ais bos Rdubers unb gnbre
Sm Stuote Oo nb be esten gDabl fo 100000 aiihe
Smmn tnb mebr II oer nbgg
etimmen ot so proaent stmmsn, mil Die
omoait Nbmntratn bes suot Ohio 9psan gebOrt
ndbt it, a pie perIonen ben i'm Staot Obio Die
fd gum So5iasmus pubn Woblreft bdttn
gHas Toll nit biein peionn sebsn nelen Wtsn ollen Die
Denlden 8eomtsn Sau ereen, bomit lie ff e So
gan os zines 9erbren fdus mon hlmmer os bas Der 3du5
uiln po bob in oism aonbe 3i sess
ben o gu poei9dnsn b gsnsralfaasanpoes
Sb ouseforbert bo bic ge9nerf orts NIT Sepo prm tmmt
rnuboltn bs nifs nubn Iole, ourf @epehu9n
sdoelndIosen bic 3ob @nhGns sesnsriin poliidn
ar 10 bimn bob ie nid mb aefd4rl perben tann Oos
poen eien eit 5urd Set
ber W efn 5Oierte bo elm 9elaprz
bune ud Yerionen bic ni nmo fir en grutei peen uaier
obehn pobr mod Osmotratn propagert puro
us 4narden ulgen 9angt Soll Wodstum M SoSdz
augaen porbergehenb 10 muBe 1nn
gu ibr spatumn Mie sesrisn meroen een? 9err Sosnn
pies T sarber aus r upte ff n ielb IN en Rem brlnz
gen. ubrdb ,gGnnern Sefni, gu ei9en oaB Tie
Mu boben 5sisee n uberdbt Oeniden ssamtsn
gu brinsen bob lie feline grher lmmer ME Rduber
unb Gnbreer" nb Gr bb Die dnnsr Der Sefinthfe o 5ss
nse idmpft bic Dnin geomn @erbred Ifmmsr ais Hdu5er
unb @nbreer Ioonse odstum Soisnsas oubaln
Die Soaoiin pernbten!
Mt gum Sample sessn Saismus brutal unr srauan
m0een Oerldbt err 9osan auspnh Der
Mdd1aen Sienern. it elmer Sprn Die
Robei Sorm ni mehr Su berbin it, oe Sh 8nerulnos
unpat bic WGsn Suotes beren Oener ob au1 ben So
smus Nnbdnee oernin pa tie onf sien uno hm
3Gu unb Gnbreer eien. Oes Stoa:es Sbto obsr
liter Sitter Der Geiese Die m topialthe SeBe nb pr
|bist 0ffentlide Sepolttatisteit aur pfuEa
Ipes el bic benotrutide Ternaln9 oie
|Stuaes 2i ais bs Die Soaatfen oes Saass
mnnbe gog Sruaitdt ungelege
tano su boen aaonpal ben rGo
tern propoeren periut b ir nebmen anntnls
boB onbmein Mgiuon Der columbus Bitter Sample seer
ben Goaamu mie lie fir bic ndn Monoe nit Onio olon unf
Yete Collins einseleet it, 9pgan ais
sesen bic @oien bsefust erin 0es Sans Obo @nsrn
oosanpo mDs anntns nmn bob idpn baere mad
ioere Gchdbe srontenen au Sossmus serl NnD
os es Iene it, SO IN BEN aampf in FOLDER Jorm
4 Heben mir. Muh mir t6nnen es anbers.
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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-09-24
Girners Discuss Process.

Columbia. The merits and demer-
It's of the Hall cotton reclaiming ma
chine wer" discussed at conference
of about 30 cotton e!nncrS and farm
ers. held in Columbia recently. Ihe
working of the machine was explain
ed by John h. Hall Of Philadelphia
The inventor Mr.. Hall told those
present ,sat Ills maturing and re
claiming process Means revolution
of the cotton industry Of the world.
He said tLat lie had brought the ma
chine South for the benefit of the
farmers OF this section. Il do not
want 20 sell any stock" said Mr.. Hall
Mr.. Hall said that his process for
maturing and reclaiming all waste and
f:o-t bitten cotton will mean tremen'
4 - additional income for the South
in ty-r,oAuctS.
"Ti." process gives the South imme'
diatr ,Hon"y." said Mr.. Hall, Through
tine tremendous amount OF cotton
seed that will be reclaimed now going
- ahSo!n'" waste and the great
amount of potash which can be obtain
ed irons H." cotton hulls.
'S.u,y Germany Is now al war, the
tn" world has no sure OF adequate sup.
ply of potash. except from thr south
rrn cotton bol.S. Without potash, no
fertilizers Next year no cotton crop
to worry about. Think what this do
NJ
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-09-24
New Charters Arc Granted.

Ligons Drug store Of Spartanburg
with a capital stock of $4,000 The
officers are: H. \. LigOn. president; /;
l.. McD. Kennedy, vice president; l.,
B. Crosby, secretary, and J. T. Ligon
treasurer.
The Cayce Lumber company OF Co
lumbia has been commissioned with
a capital stock of $4,000. The peti
TONERS are l.. l.. Hardin, \. S. Nun
namaker and S. NJ. Corley.
The Florence Motor company OF
Florence with capital stock OF
$4,000. The petitioners are ID. w.
Alderman, Jr., and R. ]. Bland.
A charter has been issued to the
Farmers Union Gin company OF
Jonesville with a capital of $4,000.
The officers are: ]. W. Scott, presi'
dent: Monroe Whitlock, vice presi
dent; NJ r. Sans, secretary, and Geo.
II. Fairbanks. treasurer. The com
pany will do a general ginning bust.
ness.
Farmers Bank Of SimpSOnville has
been chartered by the secretary OF
state with capital Of $4,000. 10 dc
a general banking business. The of
ficers are: ]. D. Richardson, presi
dent; James VI. Richardson, vice pres
ident, and D. l.. Bramlett, cashier.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-09-24

each man Is provided with an auto
mobile. a strnoarapher, office room
and all expenses"
The farmers Of Illinois. Mr.. smith
said pay approximately - per cent
of the cost of tho demonstration work.
"Just to show you how the farm
ers are Interested" said Mr.. Smith,
zone county raised SSH in 90
days for the Agricultural extension
work. This money i to be expended
during a period "f three years. am
looking for TIE right kind Of man
and am willing to pay him $4,000 n
year In many instances the farmers
pay SO a year each fo" ~" support
Of the extension work. I'll" banks
give lib"rally and tho county boards
of commissioners also make excellent
appropriations"
This spring. Mr. Smith said. the
farmers In six cn"nficS hay" planted
17.oo0 acros or alfalfa
1--WE have started r,~ s'n"' in
Illinois" said Mr. Sr;r'I Nv" on
courage tho farmers ~ yisjf o','"r
farms and learn u"w n"'h"hS They
make the trips by au'0uuhi'". In one
county I20 uu:om"hjlr: were used ana
800 farmers tlnlrir| fro"I ono end OF
the county - tH" other"
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cuI;a and Soma Men,

I'm a great ships wake flew a flock
OF guls. now soaring aloft. anon
swooping to seize q bit OF garbage.
Mile after mile they pursued the ship
shrieking soaring or fighting over q
piece OF spoil For every cte that
fired oi the long quest and withdrew
to rest on the water. two others with
ravenous appetltes seemed to Join in
the chase At times the whir OF their
Tapping wings and the chorus OF their
raucous screams made din eclipsing
the nose Of the ships propelers. And
all they got for their strident effort
was an occasional discard from the
kitchen. They reminded one Of the
human retinue Of a man OF wealth:
the chaps who hang around to cash
In on a dropped tip or snatch greedily
financial crumb Indeed, the com.
parison rather favored the feathered
followers. for the gulls are useful as
scavengers-they help to keep the wa
ters clean.
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Brings New lrc2s From West.

County AGRICULTURAL agents i'll lll'.
nGis receive a larger salary a piece
ttan In" governor Of South Carolina.
ac"0rln" to Alfred &. Smith. stale
agent fer the United states office or
farm management. The agents are
also provided each with an automo-
bile, St"nOgrapher and all expenses
are paid. Mr.. Smith has charge OF
some work in South Carolina ana Is
visiting in the state for few days.
W" try to make the farmers feel
that II Is their proposition. They nave
OF the o!iic" of the country dcmGnStra'
considerable voice in the management
ton ac"nt," said Mr Smith.
"Woll." said Mr. Smith. 81 supnose
that tie first question Will be coh''tE-
ing the effect of The war in the middle
Western States. I do not believe
that the farmers and business men N
that section Will be hurt bIt. ~
war in Europe has boosted the price
OF wheat. oats and corn. tn" price
Of live stock has scared hl%h. ne
farmers are getting better prices LOT
practically everything and IL Is oii'''
cult 10 -" how the war VIII huEt 'Ia'
section in any way. have talked With
many bankers and they declare lhdt
money condi'ionS are good.
Mr.. Smith said that the cotton crop
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French lauoh at Siege Guns

London The Paris correspondent
Of the Daily Telegraph says the value
OF the German siege guns is limited
to two points. They can be dragged
over muddy roads and they have won.
derful armor-piercing qualities when
used against forts. In permanent for
tilted positions their effect on the sol
diers IS terrible; some of the Belgi
ans in the Liege forts were driver.
crazy. But the French laugh at thei'
effect in the open.