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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
indianapolis, Ind.

N'IiJ'li NOuIup unlk
&c premotrujem polozaj delav-
cev V naSem mestu. ST moran ne
hote Spomniti ma neko pesem, XII
2 bridkimi besedami opisuje pre-
pad med razkoSjem bogatinov in
bedo proletarcev.
Tudi tukaj je re marsikdo zado.
voljen 5 koSGkom trdega kruha,
ali kmalu Sc ST. tax ne DO dobil,
ako TO Sc naprej tako vladala de-
mokratska prosperiteta. Nekateri
so Sc tako srcGni, da jim je kapi-
.tallzem pustil Sc "a neka.j casa
vrata odprta V tovarno. kako dol
got Pa kaj 81 moreno pomagati
sedaJi Sal so 81 delavci sami tako
naredlli, sal so zahtcvali, da mai
vlada kapitalizem in demokraci-
ia. In tako DO, dokler Sc ne DO
delavec spametOval in volil ne ka-
pltalistov, ampak delavSko stran.
ko. Takrat mu ne DO treba stra-
DAFT, prezebati in nositi verig in
okov, kakor sedaj. P~roletarec we'd.
no pise: Delavci vsega sveta,
Zdruzite Sc! Da, zdruzimo Sc. da
81 priborimo boljSe case in lepSo
bodocnost. kdOr eta casnike, vi
di, da je sedaj V Ameriki ma mi
lone delavcev brez della in radi-
tega brez kruha in strehe. Kdo je
tega kriv? kapitalizcm in danas-
MIA vlada. Marsikateri Sc Sc spo-
minja Wade pod predsednikom
Theodorjem ROosevcltom bill
smo pravi suznji in priganjali SO
mas kakor VIOLA. XII nOce pridno
vleci pluga. kaj pa mr. .tepcali
-ali mi. Taft? Ali VAN jc Sc V spo.
mInu, ola ste Opravljali mcstno de.
10 ma cesti : krampom in lopato
Apo $ do - ali IL centov ma uro,
Ill Gee nj oil obraza kapalo. 81 bill oh
delo? Ako hi kapitalisti $ svojimi
miljoni ma kakSen nacin dobili
zrak pod svojo kontrolo. hi tudi
IL tega vlekli dobiGek pa Sc mic
he hi brigali, zee hi ma tisoGe ljudi
umiralo, ker ne hi mogli dihati
brez zraka. Danes kontrolirajo Ii.
vez, Oblcko i'll kurjavo. Razlo6ek
nj velik; tudI tukaj velja: Ce ne
moreS placati oderuSkih cen, pa
pogini, le malo boil potasi kakor
brez zraka. +. \. Lamont IL Rea.
ding, Pa, pravi, da je V New Yor
ku scdem MOI, XII kontrolirajC
najveGje industrijc, in STEER p. p
Morgan, James j. Hill. George F.
Baker. naJvcCJe glave prvc narod
ne hranilnicc Y New Iorku. Johr
ID. in William Rockefeller in ia.
mes Stillman, ~poglavarji mestn,
hranilnicc y. Y, ter Jakob II
Schiff, glava cd privatne hranil
nice V y. Y, XII Sc nazivljc Kuhn
|, Loeb x Co i'll pripada k Standard
OIL City bank group. Taxa p%eSGica
nam gospoduje in vlada naSe xiv
ljenje. V politiki Sc pa naslanja
ma demokratc, republikance il
progresiste, Xxi j v~klepajO in izro
tajo ljudstvo.
Delavci! Spoznajtc, da ne mo
rctc pricakovati reSitvc cd svojit
nasprOtnikov. kapitalisti branijC
kapitaliste ,delavci pa ST morale
braniti sami. NaSa stranka je so
cialisticna, XII ne zastopa "vseh.'
ampak dolavce. Kajti Bogu in hu
dicu nj mogoGc sluziti. Kdor hoe,
koristiti kapitalistom, nora slepa
RITZ delavce: kdor ho6e pomagat
dclavcem, mora kapitalistom sto
pitt ma kurja ocesa. To pa stor
samo socialisticna stranka, ker j,
reodvisna cd kapitalistov in MIN;
cd Nth mic druzega kakor sovra
Stvo, XII ga imajo vsi delavci.
Ma dan 3. novembra bostp wolf
ii. Ne dajte Sc vkaniti s smrdljiv'
cigaro ali S kozarcem piva, aInpal
pOmislite ma zapuscene delavsk
%starce, da ne boste enkrat sam
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27

IL L
Pueblo, Colo.

Ia drzavo:
Sodnik viSjega sodisGa j. Mon
roe Steward, Grand Junction.
L. S. senatorja: }. c. Griffiths,
Boulder.
Governor: a. Marians. Trini-
dad.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Frank Kid
neigh, Edgewater.
DRAWN tajnik: Lizabeth vii
Hams, ~Englewood.
DRAWN blagajnik S. X. Wood,
Lafayette.
Drzavni avditor: c. II. Hummel,
Pueblo.
DRAWN pravdnik: Marshall De
Witt, Denver.
Regent dr.. universe: Calvin
b. Thompson, Colo. Springs.
Ravnatelj ljudskih naprav :.Jen-
ME McGehe, Fort Collins.
Kongresni kandidatje:
Prvi distrikt Ben Blumenberg,
Denver.
Drugi distrikt; j. Edw. John
son, Colo. Springs.
Cetrti distrikt: George Kunkle.
Grand Junction.
Kandidatje " Pueblo County:
Drzavni senator: c. b. Antho-
ny.
Drzavno Legislature: c. ii.
kohnman, D.. G. Cook, Mrs. Love
Westfal, ID. p. McGrew.
County sheriff: III. II. Sands.
County comisioner: w. f. Is
bester.
County coroner: y. H.. Cham
pion.
County blagajnik Joseph Sabo.
County assessor; Thom. Nc
Gee.
County clerk & recorder: Clyde
Helm.
County constables: Chas. Po-
gorelec, JOS. l.. Niece
Justice of Peace: V. L. Nc
Grew, C. n. Nitz.
Delavcil To so kandidatje de-
lavci, Xxi delajo V raZnih industri-
jah kakor vi sami; boju IA OBJ
stanek 81 sluzijo svoj kruh. Boste
Ii oddali svoje glasove ma 3. nov.
MIN kot zavedni delavci, ali sc
boste zopet dali v!ieti ma limanice
kapitalisticnim strankam. repo-
demo. in progresivnega(O kali.
bra, XII yam obetajo vse mogoce in
nemogote pred volitvami, a po vO.
litvah Jill niti ne viditc vec, paG
pa namesto njih bajonetc in puS-
Ike. Spomnite Sc ma Ludlow. Colo,
Calumet, Mich. in W. Virginia in
pa nekaj let nazaj na Cripple
Creek, Colo. Laskajo Sc VAN, kaj
vse so in Sc bodo storili "a l.jud-
stvo it'd. da pri tenn ra6unajo ma
ljudsko neumnost in delavsko ne
ZavednOst, menda nj treba Sc po-
seboj pOvdarjati. Same pregleda-
ii je treba zgodovino zadnjih 10
ali II let tch Judi in strank, XII
zopet lazijo okrog "a delavske
glasove, vedoci dobro, Ola brez de-
lavskih glasov ne bo njihovi Una
ge.
Kar je S prestalo delavstvo V
tel DRAW zadnjih II mesecev pod
demokratsko vlado. hi morale
Bit zadosti, Ia hi naprsvilo revo-
cionarnega s~ocialista IL Sc tako
zaspanega in nezavednega DELAY
"a. Delavci! Ali zeKte da Sc klanje
in moritve, kakor V Ludlowu. po-
novi? Ielite, da Sc zopct poSljejo
uniformirani mOrilci V Strajkar-
sko okrozje? &c to hoGcte, he mo-
retc storiti boljSega dine 3. nOvem-
bra, kakor da zopet glasujete "a
kliko ,katero VAN je p~ostavila ka-
pitalisticna burZvazija ma kandi-
datsko listo, "a katerO ste smell
toliko reel. kot kan ola mai Rookie
Teller vtakne miljonc, Xxi Jill jc IL
a %izpreSal.
kaj je n%apravila rcpublikanska
stranka koristnega "a delavce?
Mic. NastOpala je pa proti zahte-
vam delavstva $ puSko, bajonetOm
in box karo "a deportacijo straj-
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,tako zapusceni. Pomislite ma svoje
otroke, ola he bodo tako trpeli ka-
.kor vi.
GlasuJte "a delavske, social
.sti6ne candidate!
Joseph Bruder, soc. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27

Y miru So dclavci mrcvarijo. da
zncso kapitalistom bogastva na
kup: ma vojni jim Jill morajo pa
braniti.
Prospcritcta kapitalistiGnih vlad
s" kaz" v rastocih vrstah bczposel
nih dclavcev.
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Financial and Commercial

= ~ ~ ~ . 4
the intefBtate commerce. commisaion
has come tosa decision ia the freight
rate case and would render poksiI,Iy.
ywithlfi q month, caused . brlef in
tie railroad list. but the effect was
lssseEed By. The poor showing OF the
eaatesH railroads for Febru,
New York contracts fecfease az 81.
E434,G99 In operating income OF ss,.
~ 9, ,ue we're emp ATTIC yenlihdefS 81
tho present position 6f Tie faflroA ADS.
State and municipal beEdsS were low
Isrs M l!.e s.ssss'sis OF Ole fortht iliing
New York city rsduc. ions ia ;icterest
Railroad bonds y ere we'll held, ex-
'cept Rock Island coilatefals which,
fell 1 1-2 to SO i.2, q new Local re-
cord. Total sales, par value, sat-
100000. United states bonds we're
#unclaRged on call.
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MAJ, fl.IXa..a f..~S..as...s. 5.

New Orleans, April $L-Proflt TAX
ing worked agaillst prices In cotton
today. IN the carly trading mode
rate advance took pIaca and 81, .iE
longs were rather aiezyy seiIe: ]. These
oMefings were not we'll received by
my @ ~ t1l5 tlfSz IlyE Hu It'll on Tnere
we're several brad spoth during the
day but the mar rket dis sbIaysd no real
strength and closed practically the
lowest Of the session, IA to s5 points
under yesterday close =,
God cables and spo0r weather Feers
the main sus&a &aihiA inlnencas. Heavy.
rIins In the Mississippi valley caused
nervousness amcngS shorts In the new
crops because of s:SSsieir probahle ss.
feet on planting. ~ 6. 81 Y
lhe local spot market was quiet ana,
prices were marked down one aix-a
feentlls &. & 80 -.
{ S1ut cotton steady 1 1-16 OF. Mid.
ding 1Sc. Sales on the spot 800; to
aIsfIYc 925. q Il 50 \.
gOttO3 futifreE closed May s2gs:
Jely arg. 1911; Oct l5fss Dec
1E49. 4, "a 8 B i9 q.
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e,Ts 3 A1Isp. n gspniirE1. t,nt,Nr, n,,,1l,
PART X < ~ = = : 80 is't
IN Ssini.eetian 8 ri : yziab N nlra y Ria,.s ~ :.
R,..,.. = {, SsIsl
eIe Is E.ssisv;ii,s Z. sEts -
a.s., ,t.,S,, - sri:xst s - .s,s,
ss.,, lss
JItls 81 = y - = I 'lil's 81
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IIs 3 Rastldle peslple
lIiB TfaisllEs


u 5ndots ApE ! fItcfs ilast h
IeoiHl1lui law lsi ibs Is play. pro-
stqed he does Sc within bounds. This
Iltlt slfst silles il a e s reported
sli; 0 hits heef real FiIsad by s nribs
In iln Etre te. who dische hefItad 4 man
alIarg ed With Kissing & Disis facensiy
IN fsssis th Is eetl inan S lhs Is
fesssaat kil ne I.lss5 va gbroiah
thlEl tsl6 play llitsrfh pted fnf soiils
rs csisi IAN once.
tt1t4fhed q verdict o. 81 7iks L pfase-
ton ilst slsess ,sr 1l3s for 4
con ~ lss him ofs 80 al la
y slsefe Sc 8 Ail 4 IS sis
G III ali6 IN t5sf ssstla
afhlil6 lliif ligsi S'i lnlls tlif fis, I 4,
itsp lsld sDes
ess me ot tile s spect feEss feel lIngs.
lle eh0s1 hiss, eFaah mad
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Money Market

New York April f.l-Cali money
steady 4 s.s g q 2; rolling rate 2: clos
:. Tine loans steady; 30 days 2 1-g i
lercanfile paper 1-2 q a.
6mmsretaI bills 4s4.
Bar silver IS Sl-S. Z 9.
Mexican dollars AZ IL.
oyefHment bond steady; railroad
bopds regular.
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SOUTHERN RAIIiWIAY.
r9Lter Carrier ef tie Routf,
IN CONNIE g1ltlN WIEN BLUE RlDGl

Nv NJDVStAAG1AykS A8tF41' 1BAUE NlDGlS
Is :. t;ysii..St.lt a Is sfls.7 .i
eeh9l7gl Effective ian. rs, 1914 :
NJ 9. the following Hcheddle figures
are published only sss ilifoflaa ion End
are NOT guarHnte Iced. -:
;. rTtYas and departure Of trains from
AnderEun, s. G. - n
20, Arriving From Tile
~ 9reenyille and Belton. s 80 q. "a,
ss lreenFiile md Bolton. s11:6O G. Ia.
10 $Char1 est0n, Crlutnbig and
Bolton, fhEgdgh sistperto
d a.Ss..s, saisSn :11:5oa. m.
Seneca :. .Ss-.ii...{ 1854 n. m,
2B GreenTille and Beltnn: !. t26 sf,. IA,
: ~ skIti9ntas 1TTssslhAlla, and
ssssss ssssss :s:ss .:s:ss 3. 3: q. q.
~, ChtEie estonI Coiunhia,and
BeAOn. Through coach
ff9sn Columbia htc Wal g s. s ,$ Il,
hhIIe ..st 1880. .a6:03 D. N.
I - Leaving Fer !
+ Sg Bolton, GreenviiIe .g;4O q. m.
22s. Belton and Gresnville. $3.50 q. M.
"a Beleep and GfeenViIfe ..2:26 3. n!
20 Eelton Charleston, q; ~
QEeenYiiie and Eoltinnbia 4: :52 SIN,
IL FELTON, Columbia. Chnr-
lesion and qreenyilIe 1854 q, m:
o Seneca, Walhalla and At
l.z1 laEitsa :. .l1;Eo q. N.
II Seheea, alfalfa through :.
COACH from gulunbiS i SOS b. a.
% baggage viii Do handled oa
motor cars Nos 20, "a, 21, 26s 90. "a.
~ 1snAls1 nnklnn {n se1lzIla nks Iaaisese. g.;
Southern trains ana sc Seneca foY
i;sa tAtf tIIi,7. Fg5
further inform el0l, aDDiy 60 stckst
agents or n q. lfs, "a e q.
N e Taber E. q p e. Ggsenyills.
J, y, p McGeo, A. q. &. A.. Columbia.
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Chieag,o Grain

Chicago, April H. Unexpected sta
btiity of prices at Liverpool In the
face or severe declines on this side of
the ocean, brought about better sup
Port today for wheat The market
cioeed from firm f-ii to- g IA d-2c net
advance Other leading staples, too,
allishowed gains Corn IL TO Is q So
and oats 1-S d i-4st Co 1-4c and progis-
ions la TO 4 IL: s's
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90
sc Potato Plants

-. : = 4
Apriis 1Eay and J,4is si,i9nasrtE
lsstfS.ssS TO q. .0pg ai ef.76
per 0fe; 10000 ana up al Sf co
per 900
Crop Short, Supply Limited
THESE ARE THE VERY BEST
PRICES
We have the following vari-
etiHs &.
$50 Rancy Hall
= Ss9eaI 900, Porto IifeO Yam
81 5e0,00g TriuRpI
399,009 Providence
:: sss0Do,1 800 Punbin Van
Mofe than 500 orders were
ipatced uii 10 March Let. There
fore5 don't walt too ionE. mail
ofdeIs today. Tomato and Pep.
+ + llsl 9 Plants, soc per 1ae rs $500
: peF LOCO. Adress E;sl
II. HIGHTFOOT, EuBtis, Lake
Go. PIE
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YoE 81,

New York !. April L. Cotton was M :
settled today with the near months,
relatively easy aftor an carly advance.
and with close STEADY but from z,st9S,
a points net l8sies lpr6spsa q seuys
better " Feat tissf sotili Il, ana sYasiiIns t5iS
adyiceB suggested that the cotton Sft s
lures Will be made more dNistfc N
the houses Eebmed to be factors An tila
IatternOoii decline. b
The u1arlset UeAiEed firm ass an Ss;is
vance pf tn TO- points on oyer-niglif;
buyfug aFtlers afIf other support if,-
spired by the firm showing OF the
Liverpool cables, the larger EnglisH
spot sales and further enccuraging
trade advices from Manchester There
we're also further reports OF too mucil
rain and delayed farm work south
west, but demand :5gas. well supplied
AROUND the initial figures and tile mar
ket soon turned easier. .
Leading spot ifterests who had
spot biiysrS ii fzl fili5 aiati Jury: usIi
before the close yesterday, appeared
20 6es selling May this morning, that
Iltobabiys adtisd So the con- nfaBiols OF
sen tllIneftf 1lla and sy relatively
easy during the entire da closing on
" "a points above July after having
yesterday morning. u : &
Brokers with prominent wall street
connie cticns were among tile larger
sellers of May yate cable attrib-.
.nted frtmnesB to LiveFpoal on good do
mRnd for near months and liberal Of
tefings, and said that English spinneEs
were calling cotton Considerable cot
ton reached here from the south DUR
ing the last few days or March and
the Certified storlIz fs now "a little mare
than SO, 900 bales Comparing with 67 s
900 March IL a g, : q =
5 Spot cotton dtilet grliddling unfards
1880; gulf 1855. sb: sales. Eottonl fu-
tures closed STEADY. ~
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.Cottor, seed Oil

2 New. York, April I. Cotton seed OIL
prices today iNory influenced largely
By action Of lard; starting higher, but
later turning eEsy with fluctuations
OF sales Tor westera,, account. Final
pficeB were gathered ana unciianged
10 4 point net lower.
The market closed steady.
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Stoc lsels

~ s..1- 49,
men day sw ere narrow aud stocks
possessed nonef of the Igor shown
on. rise lire eglsIaSsig OF
oyefnen { .rgilc ceted Che con filet OF
tHtitience brought 90 bear Oil hi IA
isess: News sroln Nashisgt0E tsas
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aseakE IS !. g a

New York, s::...sg..s.zs
today with tfadIf, Of ifaiSs ;,FessySt.
IN better ihulfify a 9jhGaFW sa :. and In
Hscry were quiet :: 3's'
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( Liy t,O0l Cotton

: siyerppolS ApI7i Cotton ss,nt
steady; GOOD ln3d ding 76s; iiiiddliiig
722.: low MT se ~ e E 9
port GOO.
Reesipts 1900 futures steady.
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oesaIs e Sc all Rrllasi an oi tlcers, holds
the HHtB iessA be eIisVir z tlia al Gers
.slltiSt fe E6s tll code SSi = ,ieFssfI:I.
ing slfair honor Of feaTss tia arIs,v
riie ntlaost tS ieif me arfiis ntl.
thori ara 81 lsfif Ia ssS lfIae tlis,f, s,
Hastl Sis Is = + n ~:
ts1Ft Id j cs 6ia yoke q liiliIsk
.lLNn linn q q.
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zizfTTT5if if1I1if = IN TfE DUEii.l
Two Reeept Ia tal9 Meetings Hav -ne
eided, rs Fate. ..

Berlin, April The two recent "a !.
afjarFRS dneis fought IN Germany and
Apstrlas Hungary. which prompted TIE
{ clesfleeels In parliament 20 ask Z In,
minister OF war what stops WOULD bio
taken 70 terminate ethis relic OF bar
bartstl 2 were pieal instances offf,ori
the 10 nllocenE iier and the giillfy s.sl,sl
cape. In sch case 4 husband VA !.
lSiuIAd by the aClSerEa Eafy who vsIls lrn.
EppnHibfe for the com il, 81
~. a duel s. III eiIt. IsaiKe of fte
9ltt ~ .sluirBd BY sti.o ieS 3
iiaental court 70 challenge Lieut. yon
la eall letG 81. q 3orge or The Same reg
men Ton an 81 alleged invasion OK fs.ifsl b
tue iiiTll e4 CnRags
OF sil0t ~ eby Wind atfng the honor
OF his lllA 9Iindsl dveFaarg.
3 At BuQansst s an FIatliti, fieutens
mi M tle aerDI e = lorpBsStsIs allied
Ess sssseSs lie -
ocsass. an q lec7 Of tho reserve. Baboc-
say Ia q d lin his M "a fIadjsi 3
=sss:s .st had ne iilsu1 lifz refer.
ts ID ssftisss1iiiy. ID This caiis
20 ele esks7e>s = NIL IElTy aiitaofitf0S.
~ 4 tlst family Tif- =
fair could oliIy be settled. with spig9
tolls and ASSIGNED Lieutenant EIsiIu,
.Ro ntl1tess ssss ~ zshe sa TO q
that the sIliei took place, although
Bahqse;aY waB y,iliing to apoIogiz for;
the tnsiil "a Ills WAS the twentiotlI
duel IN which ab0csaY has been In
v0lyed q! s
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stnaa late ter Of war, Is generally
9ttriblft al TO last ri R6ichstag & Sfl-
the anbi iaeE or Hing. HIS statement
holding out hope Of an abolition %,
cempnls lsefy dueliing III the ARMY
highly dispI Leasing to the LEAD 81 fttSS.s
aof the SDwarflii CierIcaf u ~
aud his Eekireni eEit q I'd sns " ils d *
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! Photos by American press Associations. al ,r

This hat is nhade of net iace inter,
rslngied witn fpncy braidsof horse
hair, a sfnSie fibban band and two
flowers eniphaEize the tilt to the side.
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ILl5l5I NJ 2 Ii;ls.EIilI

lssaYe llsss : EITIS
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NO CHIEF MONEY CROP

A gentleman who has travelled con-
siderahly in Virginia said yesterday
that on a visit through this state In
his automobile he stopped at a fine old
country home one day about the noon
hour and that the owner would not
allow him to depar. till after dinner.
Showing him around after they had
dined. he saw so many things Of In
terest, and that seemed to be ready for
market, that he asked the faymer
what his chief money crop was. and
when It came In. He was told that
there was no chief money crop. and
that there was no special season for
him to make his sales. He had some
thing to sell every month tn the year,
always had ready cash. to pay for
what he wanted. Fcr instance, there
was then on the farm n flock OF 500
yOung turkeys that would be ready,
the farmer said, for Christmas market.
HIS apples were ready for son.s 8.
the months as q marketable crop. and
then there wss his hogs and cattle,
sheep and horses. Every department
OF his farm was furnishins something
Tor market.
This farrner,s said tie gentleman.
'does not know that there Is any war
In Earepcs in 80 far as his receipts
are concerned. And this is what An
dersan county farmers will have 70
DO before fhey can be called indepsn.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-16
Associated CHARITIES

The movement looking to the or
ganization OF an associated charities
in Anderson Is to- be commended.
This is decidedly step In the right
direction. and will give the people Of
the city some assurance that those
who ask aims are worthy. There is
and should be liberal spirit on the
part of the people Of the city In deal
Ing with those who are unfortunate.
The Intelligencer feels that there is
personal obligation resting upon
those who have to aid those who have
not. SO we trust that the effort to or
ganize such charitable persons into a
club with we'll defined views and plans
for the speedy ana sure relief OF those
who need assistance. will meet with
hearty response among all our peo-
pie.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-16
SELF-DESIAL DAY

This is the day on which the peo-
pie of Anderson are asked 20 observe
as Self-Deniai Day. We d not know
just how widespread Is tie interest
In this city. nor how many persons
will observe II. but we do know that
IL would fill long felt need at the
local Salvation Army headquarters
for funds with which TO do some OF
the work these self-denylng workers
want TO do for those who need Should
every person who will spend a nickel
or dime today for what is really a
luxury drop Il into Self Denial box
there would be many of these much
needed little messengers OF cheer
speeding on n mission of relief. Let
us all remember that. and II possible
put few nickels and dimes into a
box for those who need them more
than we do for those luxuries. How
many "dopes" will you drink today?
Put an equal amount in one of the
boxet; How many cii>,rs will you
smoke today? Put an equal amount
into one OF the boxes. Make some
self-denial.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-16
A COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE

There are many little folks, we dare
say, in Anderson who have never seen
q real Christmas tree. They do not
know the Joy OF running into q room
where real. sure enough tree stands
laden with gifts and resplendent in
the bright decorations deftly woven
among the branches. with many little
tokens Of loving thought from those
who are able to give luxuriously.
There is NO tragedy like that of an
empty stocking on Christmas morn
Ing. Therefore. The Intelligencer is
glad to learn that an effort Is being
made to have a community Christmas
tree on the Court House square the
evening before Christmas. We are
glad because 1t will give the little
folks who cannot have one in their
homes chance to see what q real
tree looks like. We trust that those
who will have the matter in hand will
see 10 1t that this tree will be one of
the prettiest that can be gotten, and
that 1t will have enough decorations
and pretty little gew-gaws to make
1t dream OF beauty. Then let there
be real Santa Claus there to pass
out the gifts for the folks. and to add
to the fun and enjoyment.
Strange how the art OF giving
spreads. Is It not? Here was q COM
mittee appointed to give to the Bel
gians. and to solicit gifts for the child
rem across the sea. SO interested did
they become and 30 much enjoyment
and pleasure did they get out of Civ
ing that they decided TO extend their
sphere and give to those who need at
home as we'll We commend their
lsrse hearted ganaresity. and we trust
that the spirit will spread till there
Hhall be in Anderson this Christmas
aide ono large family all sanely and
soberly enjoying the birth of the
Prince OF Peace.
Yes. let us have a Community
Christmas Tree