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University Missourian., 1914-06-04
CALL 800 TINES FOR SAME NUMBER
Answered By the Chatter Of Ten Wag.
Ons and An Automobile.

Ons and An Automobile.
Continuous improvement in quality
causes permanent increase in volume
of business record of which we are
proud.
And the fact that the summer ses-
sion is at hand, we feel that we are un-
able to do justice to all in the way of
delivery. Many orders have been de-
layed and many rejected for want Of
ample delivery facilities. Hence. we
have entered into contract with the
Merchants Delivery Company through
which we can make four deliveries
daily to any part of the city.
Just call 945 and say you want hot
bread, rolls, cakes or lunch goods. We
can now serve you most satisfactorily.
Its fresh from the Ideal Steam
Baking Company"
J.w. KISTLER,
(adv) IA N. Eighth st.
University Missourian., 1914-06-04

FOR SALE-MissiOn desk, Stickley
make. Fumed, quarter-sawed oak
throughout. Three drawers full length.
Generously propOrtioned; suitable for
anybody. F. X. Simpson, 13 Allen
place. Phone 1125 Green (213)
University Missourian., 1914-06-04

FOR RENT-newly furnished and
decorated rooms for girls during sum-
mer session. Just south of Academic
Hall; convenient to tennis courts. 718
Missouri. (213tD
University Missourian., 1914-06-04

LOST-Woman's alligator pocket
book, in University Auditorium or on
Campus. Telephone sos. Reward.
University Missourian., 1914-06-04
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS.

FOR RENT-TwO desirable south
rooms for summer. 1OS Hit street
Phone 1898. Mrs. Kirkbird. (213)
University Missourian., 1914-06-04

Miss Frances Sanders has moved
from Elm street to 704 Maryland
Place. She has rooms for girls. Her
table will be open to men and women.
1t will open on June II, at noon. (213)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-12

the secret, as I knew she would~be
happy to be Of use to someone.
'She is a lovely girl, Dick" said
as I saw his face darken, and she
loves him as much as do you. Dear
est, don't you know 1 would have
consented to a.secret marriage if you
had asked me under the same cir
cumstances as Jack was in?"
Dicks face cleared and he pulled
me over to him and kissed me.
And I guess I'd have done just
what Jack did if I'had been in the,
same circumstances" he said Loyalty.
That is Dicks greatest virtue in
my eyes. He is quite willing to see
the other fellows point of view.
Sometimes he sees it to the exclu-
sion of the moral question as in the
cases of Harry Synone and Bill Ten
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-12
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
DICK TAKES THE HELM
Chapter Gill.

Chapter Gill.
Copyright, 1914 by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
Whatever is the matter, Margie?"
asked Dick, looking very much wor-
ried as he burst into the room.
"WelI, Dick, 1 have to tell you that
Jack married Mary Dunlap, or his lit
tie chorus girl as you call her, last
June before he come to our wedding,
and when she was here with the COM
pany she found that it would be i'm
possible for her to travel any more,
as she had to prepare fOrgthe COM
ing baby.
Jack was almost frantic and he
wrote to me about it.. 1 looked her
up and found her in a little hall bed
room end Immediately let Aunt into
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-12

There ought to be a small country a
set apart for ridiculous people, and /
anyone who could be certified to be
ridiculous should, be allowed to go and :
live there UnmOlested.
To be allowed only one wife has S
evolved a very tiresome type of wo-l
man; woman who is like a general .
servant and can, so to speak, wait on
table, cook a little and make beds. =
A great many modern women new
er fall in love as Lmean it at all. But
I would not have them not marry.
They often make excellent wives and
mothers. People make charming mar
riages without any love at all, if they
have affection and esteem and respect
for each other.
The new woman is a type in evo- :
luton.
For a million years there will be p
girls like my new DOdo, and at the
end there will be another type of
woman, third sex perhaps, who
from not caring about the things
which Nature evidently meant her to Z
care about will have become different.
But in the interval it is lonely now
and then for those who are not pre-
cisely the normal type Of girl.
o.
ms OF A WIFE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-12

These girls have brains, they have a
hundred intellectual and artistic in
terests, they live in flats, eagerly and
happily substituting tea for dinner.
They know nothing in their natures
that gives them any imperious call.
On the other hand, they call imperi-
ously, though unintentionally, to 9TH
ers.
No doubt having a heart is often a
great nuisance. If you have a heart,
sooner or later you get into a state Of
driveI about somebody, who probably
doesn't driveI about you. Even if two
people driveI mutually they are de-
pIorabIe objects, but a solitary drivel-
eF is like a lone cat on the tiles and
is a positive nuisance.
It is only bachelors who can write
about love. Many new women have
no sense of sex. There. are such lots
of bachelors who would marry if they
could have two or three wives, just as
there are lots of girls who would mar
ny if they could have two or three
husbands. All those laws about one
man-one wife were made by ordinary
people, and ordinary people are in the
majority.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-23
Ser iiioamerifaniide oaHSel

Gs III erfrsulid, beri9ten gu tOna
men, Oab Die amsrituniihe aaufmanna
i8aft ernitlide 4nitrensunsen madt,
um ben characterization Sanoel gu
erobern. Der Gruno lie9t ia aud tlar
gu Gage. Gin srobss Snbuitrielano,
iDie bic Der. Staatsn, lam niht BON
ginneutanbel aGein lebsn; ss muB ei'
n.n abias I'M QusIanoe fiHoen, I'M BIZ
5abritsn i'm Gang gu bnlten. 4uf
Die 9eiammt0tononie bes Qanbes gea
bietet cine iolGe gst6dtigune i'm aus,
lanbs, ba crfi4tliA lit, bag mir in ab'
iebharer 3eit bic ianbpirtbIhdftlifer
Waaren, au5er 8aumipolls, tie mir ir
groben Wsnseu srporiirt taben, fir
ben @erbraud i'm sigeneH 2ance n0tbic
bdbeu. Od bierourG cine itarte Snn.
bels6ilun3 gesen uns gu eniiteber
orDbt, 10 liegt bic Gotbpencisfen
nabe, neue Grportpuaren ber5ufteaen
Sotpeif ss Siibumsrita betrifft, fc
| finb fit oas ginbringen in Dieies Sc
bet nit aem pdnamns&aHdl uno Der
ReIerptbdnfen apsi tpi6tiet 8orbebin,
aunsen seFider!. Gur9 ben 8anol er'
langen mir cine Direite, Sabsr biaissr'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-23

But this menace has not suggested
itself to us alone. Others have felt
misgivings on that head, but they have
dismissed their uneasiness by thinking
that it amounted to the same thing,
whether Germany or England holds
these islands. This Is a palpable error,
because Germany from lack Of bases OF
support and from the necessity OF main
tanning land force that drains her
resources will never be able to match
England in sea power, and when English
strength is united to that OF japan
which is at our doors 1t Is clear as
moonlight that Germany, If she had the
intention, could never be as dangerous
to us as England, whose aim TO control
the Panama canal is unmistakable.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-23

bab Elm Aulfano sesen ben senlstnlas
men Jeinb bic psridisosnen Jaitlonen
in sinsm 2anoe pereinist unb ssidlcls
fen maridiren ldbt.
Sn alsspptsn sdbrt es ldon lanSs,
nnS fslbit Der ipirtbfdaftl:tr 9uls
fdpune, ben bns pbdrdonenldHo
purh ben gau her Hilitduperis uno
bic RegeIuna Der YspdHerung oes glils
tbdiss gefponnen. bat ben Jsllab mo
bic GgpptiIdx Resisrungsireiie nid)t Jil
syreunoen Der Gneldnbsr semaht. Sis
iparsn iih polliommen bariibtr tldrr
oab aus ben nsuen BerbdltniDer
gneianb In dlIsrsriisr ainie ipieosr
ben Souptporibeil Sos; auberoem bat
bic riidiidtsIois llnieroriidung Sss IN
isllissntsrsn 9beilss Der geD0lterung.
bic felt Sahr uno Tag, penn niht cine
Selbitperiualtuns. 70 bod cine srObsrs
8etbeiligung on ben 9eriraItnngs9e7
ii4dfien psrlonste. piel boies glut sss
mdcti. Wenn benz nidt 10 mare uio
9tssnpten oaprn iibsrSeust isin lpiirss,
oab bic Stunot Der Sreikit geidldsen,
bate Der abebius ni6t ben ilbsrdus
ernffeE G4riit getban. Der ibnI I'M
5aa. bcs unsliidlidRn @srldufss Der
GrpeDitipn feline Gtellung loiien muB.
Iih on bic Spite tiirtiiAer 1ruppsn
su ftefIen unb In 4sgppisn eiH3uinllsn.
9in ber Wabrbeii Der lssten giddrids
ten. boB Der abebips. Der iih bisbtr
in aoniianiinOpsl aufsebdiien battle.
auf rem Mess na4 aespptsn lei, labi
| fid nidt Stpsiieln, SuHldl aus sns!is
idsn ausllsn ipisberholi Surdssiidert
ipar, bob bic aontonsr Hesierlins btm
abebipen befoblen bate. aonitantino'
pei su psrlaiisn unb nah Sanle
5uriid3ulebren.
Wos gum Gd,luife Snbisn anssht,
| 10 laiien ii9 oariibtr beute nur Usutps
maBuns.n aniiellsn. 3ieht man aber
and bort .insn aufItanb in gstradt,
beTen erfoIg BEL ensr Ginienns Der
Wtbrsabl Der inbiihsn 1iiriisn I'M
6inblid aui bic ldherli4 gerings snSs
liIte geiatuns nidi ausblsiben ianil,
70 ftebt feIi, bab gnslano fd DOlia
uniibsrlpinblitsn Gftpi.risssitsn es'
omiiber bsfinben piirbs. Selbit ipsHr
nur bic bortiae islamiiiide BrpOlts'
r,uo lid, srheben Diirbe, bate bic
GtunSe Der ensfifHsn Serri&dft IN
SnSien a.fd5lastn. Weraeisn mir nihi.
bab aleappitn, bic 5iirtei. peritsr''
| Qfabonifian unb Sneien, inbsm ne an
chamber iiOben, Elm bcmcsenes Ban''
bilbsn unS bic bort iebenben Wliliontr
unb qbsrmi[lionsn pon Wlobdmeoa.
nern, iobalS .innial ihr Ncnatismus
snifahi III. iid lpis cine dlles psrnid'
| ienbs W.lle ii6er bic snaliihen 2rup'
1 ben bintptgipdlssn fpiirben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-23

bienen, 70 1T tIur. coB CT nidt psrtaus
fen fam.
Sn 0iefer Werbinbune m0ften mir
auf einen ihsinbar serinsfisissn llnls
itano aiIfmerlfom MAIDEN. Der bod bon
peientli9er Bebsutuns III unb bas iinb
unfers peri4iebenen Mabs unb 0es
ipidtssG Ginbsiten. Sn Der sdnSeH WeIt,
duber ben Der. etaaten unb Gnglunb,
6erritbt bas mstrif4e Spftem Dor.
Wenn man sinem Siibamsritaner
Waaren BET Der gdrb anbietet, ipeib
sr nidt. mas he toiten. ba er nidt ois
n0tbisen aenntniiIe beiibt, I'm Die
Yarb in Weter 5u iibertragen
uno bunn perblsibsn nod grutaheils,
bic fir ben Waarenprsis Don fpeients
Ii6er 8ebeuiiing iinb. Gin Wleter III
39.37 3olI. Wenn Der ameritdniihe
aaufmann fasi, DAB eine ydro
Y Gents foitst, ME tann Der Sii0om.s
rifansr ben senauen prsis fineen? Dle
5olgs bieier llneetpibbsit TT, bnb er
bGufis nidt faiifi. Dus metriide Sps
item folIte baber unbebinst einsefiibrt
iperben.
aus Dem GeIasten III eriidtlid, bab
es iein ainoerfpisl 1T, frsnrSe etbIdb.
aebiste su srobern. a0ein bas geiipiel
Oeuiidlanbs ldbt srishsH. bab nit
ernftlthem gemiiben bic 2lufsabe iit
bepGItissn fGBt uno fir Die 3utunIt
unieres 2anbes lit es BON Der b04ften
gnifhinfeif. hnh es neihieht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-23

gatsrdens gshriorss" fir bic bent.
idsu Ssslemte.
Die armen sciansenen glai,iaden ba-
ben in Sibirien fiirhtbar iiiter Der
aaIte su leioen. - gerpilesuna
unseniisenb. sNuiiii6e GiOiii'
iation.N

,.1rollaIlala, traIlala! Siinger III
Der bette aohl .,Man aIaibt, oie
Gimme Seg betrunfenen 9aiers niis
Sunperoind's .S1niel uno @retel
4, I,5ren, unb es 1T bod mir bic oes
l,iidternem ad, 70 niifternen Batter.
heus aIler brapeu 9leuben. @ir haben
Dor a,irBem nod ben @eriatcn stopi'
ian goe's cine g4iloerung Der We.
banoluna aebraGt, Der oeiitidle eipll'
aeianaene i'm gaiiIiden siIblano aus.
aeiebt lporoen ii,ib. Sb bic irngiiid.
liden Gpier Sieier Saitfremnoihait
nod leben, ooer OBJ bic @oricbiln1 iie
ihon nit g1terhens Siilie in Elm bri'
ieres 9aiein befor6ert, iper mag rs
iaaen. 9obrid,einlid lit es, oenn wcr,
Ser aus iuarmem, ipcblbnbenoeInSail.
e fomnlt, pertrdgt bic, adlte iIno ben
Sllnaer iibiriider @eiansriiic nno
Bic fIirrenoen gerbrederfciien al
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@Dutas, ben %. ssOpember 1914.
0as iapaniide WliniiteriuH

Sas iapauiiae Miniiterlun'
hat Elm beoeuteno persr0bertes 4rmees
unp 5lottenprosrumm aufssitsat, oas
bem parlamente in ietner peulnaqt,'
gen Gibuns unterbreitet iperpen 1ou'
Motipirt piro eas 0erlansen NIT Del
ansabe, paB Sapan beruIsn lsl, elns
grpbe Roae auf Dem jeBisen ariess'
tbeater gu ipislen. Welaer Irt lls le'n
lou, lGbt iib lsidt ssnus errat9en'
Sapan min Die llnid1istsit Der euro
pdiiten WGtte, ii6 nit diiatIl9er
auselssenbeitsn gu bsi6GftlgsH' suF
grpberuns GbiHas ausnuBeH. % 0t'
Der. Gtaateu, uuter ibrer jeBlgen ao'
mintitration, tperosH aIs tsin 9tHpsr'
Hib eraftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-23
d I ; q de.

g.mter. ,,Sait 9n Gcinem wrdns
tisaln idlon seiagt, oab Gu falfdR
3dbne bait2"
godter: ga, seitern - atss q
III idlredIid,, iebesHial, suenn ~ Tim
70 etiuas eineeItebe, baiin gefte1f e
mir ipeitere tauienb Donars SdHl'
bsnis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-23

Wie bic 8eri1te aus @ngs
lamb lautsn, ipirb es unsefdbr orei
csafre oauern, bis es feline neue Ars
NEE DON elmer Million Wann beiiams
men bat, benn auf Dem freipiaisen Hss
trutirunaspege tommsn nod nt4t looO
Maun ben Gag Sufammen uno Ie psls
ter Der aries poranidrsitet, pslto mebr
naf,i. Die giniidt, bub gnglnno tslns
9eranlafiuns bate, iid on benz 8r'eee
su betbeiligen, oaber/ Diro Die
Rstruttruns beitdnOis idpdde,
iperoen. Bis iest wurben bic
getruten Der srobsn armes Der gss
iddftisunssloIsn .ntnommen, bic oa@
purd bem Sunsertooe entsebsn tpola
ten. Sun aber bic permOseroeH &lats
fen gum Dienit beransesoser fpsroen
ioaen, periaet bic Werbetrommel, neil
i'm 9olte su tsiner 3eit gegst'terung
fir ben aries empfunbeH puros. Sl'
ssoIae oeiyen 1T Die Rsoe hnnnn. bon
9ienitswuns sinsufiibren. aasin ss III
taum oentbar, odB Oas UnnllIerlual
iidh basu perItebenrpirb, oa ihm pollau1
betpubt lit, bab bamit isins lsst'
Gtunbe sef6ldseH bate.
Qm IA. glopem ber traf I'M
WearinesO sOepartemsnt Die gsahrt1t sln
hnb hie tiirfiicfe Gjdruiipn IN SmDrno
auf cine S9aluppe Der r5ennsnss" se'
idoiIsn babe. Sn Der Depeide itanf
audi, bab tsins i.inblids 9anplune
porlad, ionbern bab Der Sdub ibsl
ben gua als Warnuns abseseben pur
be pab Die SHaluppe ni6t in ben 9a
fen einfabren ioue. aber bas Wsarine
Departement per0ffentliats nur ni
gladri6t DON benz S3uB uno uutsr
bridte bic Mittbeilung, purum oa!
qeI6eben iei. Sn 5Olse oehen ipurOei
in Der ameritanii9en preile allsrle
9lnfi9ten iiber bic fsinbli6e @eilnnun!
Der 5iirtei ausgeipro9en, iporan aud
abfdaiae gemertungsn iiber Oeuti6
lamb setniipft ipurben. Sept ut oI
ssrage: Darum bat bag UaoriHe'O
partement, audi Der prdiibent uno ieil
Setretdr grpun ben srtlGrsnben shsl
Der Sepeihe oem publitum Dorentbal
ten2 ST bas geiheben, um Die in be-
ameritdniiten grefIs hsrridenb
feinbIi9e Stimmuns gegen Oeutid
lamb unp beiIen 5reunbs an5ulairen
Cine anbere grtldruns IL ni6t bent
bar.
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9as bat lid pObl Der oIte
Soffmann Don 5aIerslebsn ni4t trGus
men laFen, als sr Dor finfunbiiebs
sig Sabrsn ieiu SsOiat eDeuti4s
Ianb, 0euti6Ianb iibsr 2lGss" ser
Delt ii6srsa6, baB 9lmeritaner BARN
einen gerpeis Don Dsutihlanbs grobes
rungseeliiften erbliden tpiiroen. Denn
oarin beibt ss, DaB 9suti6lanb bon
Der Waas Biz CUR Ulemsl berri6en
iolte uno Don Der gtih Big on ben
Belt. Die &rititer i6einen nidt az
piTsn, Oab bic Maas Elm beuti9er
@ren3flub 1T unb bic Memsl ihon ieit
.insm SabrbuHoert Oeuti6 II. aber
ipenn bic anslomaniihen ameritaner
ii6 bur9au fiir6tenipoqen, 10 ipollen
mir ibnen etpas gum @ruieln eineeben,
bab i6nsn Der QngitidpeiB an ben
4bidbsn beruntsr lduft. @ir MAIDEN
lie duf sinen anbsrsn 9iffer aufmerf>
fam. Der sefunssn bat. oab iibsrall
Deutf6lano lit, mo bic beutihe 3unge
tlingt, mas ii6 oph ishr leiH bubin
auslessn ldbt, bub 9eutIhlano bic
san3s Delt erobern nil, iintemalen es
itinen Jled au foer Grbs sibt. no iitj
nift Seutf9e bsfdnbsn. SOlte Be
rueisfiibruns, pis iie nit rem Soft
mannIcben Gebi6t seliefert perOer
fon, lest ben GsDanfen nabe, Die ames
ritaniihen sSeiHoe Seutfhlanos. ala
5u efelbaft, NIT filler @era&tuns gu
firafen.
gngfdno bat Sen grpor.
Don mebr als 400 Waaren aus isinen,
Rauoe unb aus ieiuen aoIonien psrbos
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Qnalamo mno Der Sslam.

sliebaniitan, 9erficn, gcgppteiL bic
1iirfei ieben in engIano ben alten
Grbieino. - SetpitteridpiiIe in
,Snoien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-23

gngfdno bat Sen erport
DON mebr als 400 Waaren aus fsinen
Ganos uuo aus ieineu aoI0nisa Dsrb0s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-05
THE PUBLIC DEFENDER

The public defender Is needed
equally as much as the district at
torney.
The original theory of the law re-
garding the latter is that he is con-
signed 10 act as a minister OF justice
in assisting the trial Judge to apply
equally either vindication or convic-
tion. However. in practice, ne works
almost solely TO secure the conviction
OF the defendant in the case. This i'm
poses Il hardship upon the innocent
man. in any walk OF life. whose de-
pleted purse will not permit the re-
tanning OF a lawyer to conduct a pro-
per line of defense TO Offset the efforts
of the district attorney Many times
in such cases as the above, the pub
lie is prejudiced against the defend
ant for no material reasons. Because
the prosecutor is working SO diligent-
ly to secure conviction, then, in their
minds, the man before the bar must
be guilty 1t is only just and right
that the office of Public Prosecutor
should be established universally and
thereby the scales of Justice may be
weighed evenly. side for SIDE
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-05
TROY AND BRADLEY WILL B
LEFT IN GREENWOOD
Not Included In the Survey for the
Prnnased New MeDnffie Comfy.
(From the Greenwood Journal.) !

(From the Greenwood Journal.)
1t is understood that the survey of
the proposed new county of McDuffie,
With Mccormick as the county seat,
will be completed this week The COM
missioners named by Gov. Blease will
soon efterward be prepared to make
their report and it is expected that
the election will then be called.
In order to be on the safe side the
surveyors are making survey Of all
OF Abbeville county this time, and
not just the portion which will vote
for or against the new COUNTY The
new lines. 1t Is said. will be some
what different from those made by
the survey two years ago. More ter
ritory will be taken from Abbeville
county, leaving that county only 500
square miles. the territory allowed by
law, and the the territory from Green
wood county will be reduced 10 square
miles. A part OF Troy, Bradley, and
Callison and all of Yeldell townships
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-05
Appeal to the Tigers
Classified I!alz Coloerr :


to come out and stand OF law,
o a the and
be greater
tomorrow That by
kind
sentiment
dry" it be the law.
What we wish to do this morning in
beverages
business and ally themselves
Of
make living this
wrong nave Just been
deep that they feel
made at It, big profit
hold
no worse than the ehods employed
transactions
pad or worse than to have the
Another feature which they think
number
FoniZe them This
nounced his pressing
and that he would conviction
humiliation Of of
VIII you These should
conscientious and Christian prosecuting officer
the young of the city he will
testying public How humiated
morning that they have aided
he stands humiaed by the indictment
NO blind gef there
patronzes q blind tiger has a degree Of guilt.
Our appeal this morning therefore,
the dealer Illicit
spectacle making
h cease buying from them thus
obedience
100 hh but aid starting
becoming desirable useful
that Can n Ander
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-05
Now Obey the Law.


Having expressed its opinion of the
constitutionality OF legislation design
ed to enforce reduction of the cotton
crop. The State does not intend ato
discuss that phase of 1t further, but
rather to emphasize that, the law be-
ing ON the books. it Is the duty OF ev.
cry man to obey 1t so long as its integ7
rity Is not successfully assailed.
Farmers. whether they usually
plant three or three thousands acres,
should face the fact NOW that they
can not plant more than one-third OF
their acreage in cotton. The other
two-thirds Of their lands they must
make productive next year; they must
get crops from them next year and
the sooner they set aout in down
right earnest, the better it will be for
them.
In every county it should be the task
OF county officers, merchants, bank
ers, lawyers. school teachers, clergy
men and al other leaders OF the peo-
pie to spread the news OF the reduction
law. Every county newspaper should
tell oe It, not once but repeatedly, and
the act should be printed on r!acards
which should be nailed to the door OF
every crossroads store and school.
house.
Moreover. every sheriff and peace
officer true to their oaths and to the
interests of their people. will let It be
known that they mean to enforce the
reduction law so long as law It is.--
The State.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-05
The Day You Left Home.

The Day You Left Home.
Remember the day that you bade them
goodbye,
With smile on your lips-,if tear
in your eye
The world-you were going to meet
it alone,
Conquer and tame 1t, and make It
your own.
The old folks knew and they griey-
ed to part
That the world is needless and hard
of Heart:
But it's fit for youth to bid home
goodbye,
With dream of fame and a head held
high.
Oh yes. you remember, whatever your
For the day you left home is never
forgot;
And whether you failed-as the word
is-or won,
The old folks at home always trust
in their son.
Fame. glory or riches, or none, it's
the same
In their eyes. il their son has no blot
on his name
Yes, rember the day that you bade
them goodbye,
And so live you'll return with your
head held as high.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-05
HAPPINESS.

A man who dedicates his life
20 knowledge becomes habstuaf-
ed to- pleasure which carries
with It no reproach; and there
Is one security that he wili new
er love that pleasure which is
paid for by anguish of heart
his pleasures are all cheap, all
tignified and all Innocent. ana.
as far as any human being can
expect permanence In this
changing scene. he has secured
happiness which nc ssss:..,ss ssss::. .s;Sss, ss:s,5 H.
OF fortune can ever take away.
but which must eIeaSe ii him
while hs iiyes. ameliofatins ey-.
cry good ard diminishing every
evil OF hs existence -sy ydney
Smith.