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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-11-11
WaterwOrkS at OOlenOy

OOlenOy. Our energetic citi-
zen, w. E. Edens, Jr., has re-
Gently added to the value and
convenience of his home by plac-
ing thereon a system of water
works. The plant is operated
by means of an overshot water
wheel. The spring from which
the water is brought is located
1900 feet from the residence, the
height to an elevation of 100 feet.
The dwelling is supplied with
water direct from the spring, the
surplus overHowing into a ce-
naent tank; from thence to barn,
bathroom. lawn. etc. Mr.. Edens
is the pioneer along this line in
his community. And to think
ing people this has a broader
valne than to the mere individ-
ual. 1T means that others will
follow the example or perhaps
some inventive mind will i'm
prove Oh his plan. Many streams
which hitherto have flowed idly
and unconfined, the haunts of
the barefoot boy, will be har-
messed by the power Of inven-
ton and brought to convenient
places for use.
The work has attracted much
attention. The spirit is con
tagious. The leaven is working.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-11-11

A wedding of interest occurred
at the home of the brides par
ents in Easley, Thursday after
noon, when Miss Bessie Jones
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Jones became the wife of
Mr.. O. M. Howard of Greenville.
Rev. j. d. Holler pastor Of the
bride officiated. They will make
their home in Greeenville.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-11-11
Norris News Notes

a congenial party consisting
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bowen, Mrs.
E. w. Tate, Miss Y Zeigler and
II. w. Boroughs motored to
Greenyille last week for the tex
tile exposition.
Mrs. H. j.. Huckabee and
daughter moved to Greenyille
last Tuesday. Their numerous
friends here regret their depart
ure, but wish them success in
their new abode.
Thomas II. Whitten, accom-
panied by his nephew, J.P. Gar
vim, spent last week in Atlanta
visiting relatives, returning Mon
dav.
Mrs. j. w. Gllstrap and Miss
Eva Rice went to Liberty Tues
day on shopping expedition.
Mrs. Tom Smith and little
daughter Nora spent Tuesday in
Liberty.
Miss Lessie Whitten, Ambrose
Whitten and Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Byrd motored here from Martin,
Ca, and We're the guests Of Mrs.
p. and James Whitten for the
week end.
Misses Katie May and Louise
Rhodes have returned to Swa-
nee, Ga, after a pleasant visit
to their brother, Nj. G.. Rhodes.
at "Hillcrest.'
Mrs. Ed Bowen spent the
week end at Walhalla, the guest
Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furman Norris
!of Cateechee motored to Green
vile last week and attended the
textile exposition.
James Clardy and family have
moved here and bought the Gill
strap house and lot on West St.
Another business deal last
week was when Isaac Sheriff
bought Mr.. Gilstrap's residence,
known as the Alfred Boiling
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilstrap
will move back to their old home
stead below town.
Hosey Miller of near Easley
spent Sunday in town.
Mr., Sanders left last week for
his home in Baxley. Ga, after
visiting relatives near town.
James Parsons has returned
from southwest Georgia and
Seneca after a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. &C. Boroughs and
family havereturned fromGlobe,
Arizona, where the former spent
several weeks for his health. We
are glad to have them back in
our midst.
Mrs. Rhodes and little Cecil
visited in Swanee, Ga. Tuesday.
Mrs. S. e. Mauldin and little
daughter Christine have been
spending several days in the Six
Mile section.
Mack Morgan, whois employed
with j. d. Morgan Mercantile
Co. at Calhoun, spent last Sun
day at the home of S. e. Maui
din.
Miss Maggie } Johnson spent the
week end with relatives in Pick
ems.
r. e. ParrOtt of Six Mile was
in this community recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maddox
moved to their home near Pick
ems recently.
Mrs. Jessie Smith of Liberty
was The guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith one day
last week.
9. r. Hopkins Of Atlanta is at
the bedside Of his father, Warren
HOPKINS. who is i'll with fever.
Mrs. r. B. Lumkins and chill.
dren Of Mile Creek visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Hun.
ter Sunday.
Misses Ollie, Nettie and Dessie
MullinaX and Miss May Bel
Mauldin visited at the home OF
Miss Lucy Brock last Sunday.
PickenS Cotton Market
Corrected by Folger, Thornley, Il Co.
Thursday Observation-Disclosures II 20
Friday ----------1l IL 90
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-11-11

Mrs. b. p. Martin, formerly of
Pickens, has opened a firstclass
rooming house at No. 214 East
Washington street in Greenville
and will be glad to have Pickcns
county people stop at her house
when in Grccnvillc for one or
several nights.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-11-11
PickenS Cotton Market

Cotton see was $35 ton in Pickens
Tuesday.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
<@Prijatel1i''.

kdor eta ~tasoplSjc nash ma.
sprotnik0v, lc gotovo zc opazil.
Ola 81 dclajo >koraj VISA urcdni.
silva "socializmu pr%ijazna' in tu-
iii rada prcploukavajo clarke liz
socialistitnih liStov; dopisniki pa
poscbno radi ponavljajo Stavek :
'Niscm pa naSproten Socializmu.'
NcCinOma SO To navadnc neres.
nice; oni 50 n~aSprotniki social
una. Ampak IL trgovSkih razlo-
gov j. koriStno. Gc Sc to zataji.
Tupatam 80 pa res poSamczniki,
vtasi dobri ljudjc, Iii bi radi Sc
deli ma dvch Stolch. Me ne poma.
ga: Povcdati je trcba, da SO taxi
polovicarji naiSlabSi.
Nckatcri l.iudjc imajo bolezen,
da ho5cjo biti pov>od ''zravcn."
Mi>lijo. da ne gre nit hrcz Nth.
Use j. valno; in &c bodo tudi oni
malo poriuil. DO Sc valuc.iSc. a
ko ilkazuicjo tudi Socializmu Svo-
j. ">impatijc', miSlijo, ola so sto.
rili bogvckaj.
Ali to nj me. Socialism po-
trchujc prcpricauc ljudi, in kdor
jc prcpritau. ne more biti socia,
list in s. dvajSct drugih reel oh
cucm.
Trcba jc jasnosti Ali ie socia.
lizcm dobcr} Ali ic dclavstvu ko.
riStcn? Ali mu ic potrcben?....
&c sem %prcpritau. da jc. moran
hiti popoln socialist. kaiti druga-
tc sem uepoStcn. la pa morcm
btu rrcpritan. moran vedcti. kaj
jc Socializcm. in STEER ne lie po
TEN, kar govorc @ njcm naSprot.
Mkt. temvcG dobro "a moran pc.
znati. Glavna napaka omcujcnih
polovijarjev pa j" ravno Y tenn,
da govorc O Socializmu kakor o
hruSkah in q Vctru. ne vcdo pa o
MEM ME druzcga kakor to. kar
Slutajno pobero tupatam Y kak-
Sncm caSopiSu. ma kakSncm cest-
mem shodu ali pa cello Y kakSni
pridigi.
Takim ljudcm >c ne more reel
me druzega kakor to: Najprci Sc
kal uautitc. potrm pa govorite.
PR clovrku. XII So mi naucil Gev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

p"lItItncm zivljcnJu to, kar st "a
k"tml pl>ati y pravnrm.
kdor 81 j. pa tollko naucil o
N"clalilmu, da j. Spozual nlcgov
pomcm, 81 mora zuati odgovoritl :
Ali jc Socializcm dobcr ali ne?
cd tiStcga. Iii smatra social.
lem "a kai slabega, ne potrcbu-
iemo nobenih simpatij. Kako mo-
re biti tax clovck sploh prijazcn
socializmu? PovG maj, da ic ma
Nprotnik sal ni>mo "a to s. niko-
gar poIrli I'm CO ina kakSnc ar
gumentc in dokazc, maj pride 4
mimi ma dan. Mi bono povcdali
Svojr, ljudStvo ho lahko SliSalo G.
me- IN drugc. pa ho Sodilo. TAX boj
I duScvnim o|rozjcm jc vcdno do
Der; s. tiSti. Iii podlczc Y MEM,
korlNtl. k"r j. : Nvojimi pomiSlc-
kl poma"al Ito jaSuoSti. Cc Sc mo
IA kakScu uauk bait vSakcga pin
lJaJa. gotovo m vcliko vrcdcu. I'm
kdor IScc rcSuico, ne zatiSka oGi
pred rctmi, Xxi hi mu moglc polka
lati. da j. y zmoti, tcmvct iih l.
see. kcr more lc tcdaj vcrjcti y
>voJ nauk. tc jc prcmagal vSc mo
goGc dyomc I'm hojcvati So more
zanj lee ti>ti. Iii jc prcpri5an o
njrm.
&C. nam pa prihajajo ljudjc, HI
~latrjulcjo. ia ne uaSprotujcjo so
ciali1mu. hi moral tudi vcdcti. "a
kaj mu ne uaSprotujcjo Tudi "a
to jc trcba imctl razlogr.
vi razumcmo oStronoma. XII
prc>rd Use Svoje uoti "a daljno-
glcdi in ratuni, pa pravi: Gas mi
me- dopuSca. ia hi Sc bavil : poll.
titnimi vpraSanji. Toda l.judjc
Ii piScjo iu piSariio 20 taSopiSih.
- hot"jo Ianimati IN jaNno liv-
ljcuir i'm uavadno hotcjo imcti So
cello yrliko hcScdo Y MEM Taxi
lludjc pa mimaio pravicc, ia hi
hill mdcfrrcntui Treba So ic od.
lotiti: IN ali proti. In vcdno So
vrata |vpraSaujc: Ali j. social
Gem dohcr ali slab
kdor praNi. ia mu ic social.
lcm >imnatiGcn. mora. &C. miSli in
govori odkritoSrtno. in &c Sploh
We. kaj govori. soditi, da jc socia.
lizcm dohcr. V TEN sluGaju pa nj
zanj, ako hojc biti poStcn, dru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

il>llh, Isl - IzogIbaJo y>aki zrtvi.
prpraNljaio Sc pa. d, bodo scdli
Is milj. kadar .io bodo drugi 20.
gruih in lajcmali IL sklcdc. kadar
20 hod' drug napolnili?
Ne, Tch dobrih ''pri.iateljcv''
me- poznamo in ne priznamo. Nsak
odkrit Sovrazmik nam jc l.jubSi
od ujIh. : Svojimi Sladkimi onra-
ii m mllimi bcScdami 50 najvcGji
>kodljivci dclav>tva.
Ali 81 popolnoma mas. ali pa
>ploh IA" - to vclja Y d|anaSm.jih
ra>ih kajti 10 50 casi boiev, mai
vccjih bojcv, kar Jill pozna zgodo
vima, bojcv IA o>voboditcv clio
vcStva. Tu Sc j. trcba postaviti
ma emo ali MA drugo Stran. Kdor
">,auc med zakopi. ho dobil kro-
glc od obch >trani. kaitl nobcma
mu me- loo zaupala. i'm : tenn bo
y>aka imcla pray.
\avadu" 80 ravno TAXI ''prija.
tclli' prcpricaui, da ina vso gla
y" rolno dobrih in imcnitnih mi
III. &c j. to res. ne na.jdcjo nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

-, kakor ia ~ pridruzi socialist
emf "rganllacIV ia da .ic socialist
I duSo in ) tclcs1m. da della Y po-
hiitncm ~Iivljcnju TO. kar Sklcpa
NoclaliStitua Strauka in da ne po-
l/kuSa staff Z emo nogo Y social
emu, L drugo pa y kdovc katcrem
naSprotncm taboru.
SocialiStitua >tranka ic DELAY
Ska. kdor st jc kaj ucil social
una. We. zakaj mora biti dclavSka
: tenn Jc pa tudi povcdano, da il
stole dclavSki interest mad vscmi
drugimi. Ako ne hi bilo tako. hi
bila Sploh brcz pomona. Kdor hoGo
zaStopati intcrcSc kapital.. mo
ia L. p|oStavljati Y prvo vrsto; ia
ko ic tudi 4 dclavSkimi interest
l." tl>ti jim more rcSni5no sluIiti.
kdor Smatra delavSko vpraSauJc
N vaznejSc od ySakcga drugcga
Scvcda j. socialism Sc Voc ka
kor dclavSko v~praSanjc. kajti
socialism pomrui organizaci.io
v>c bodojc GloycSkr druzbc. Tudi
p"Stcn kapitaliSt, katcrcmu ic Glo-
v"Styo wee kakor njcgovi danaS
ujl Nchltni interest, j" lahko >oci
aliNt. Ali mcdtcm ko ic zivlienjc
kapitali>ta Y dauaSnji druzbi y
pIimcri l. d@claVtcvim ncbcSko
mora dclavcc prcuaSati VISA brc.
mcna in trpcti vSc krivice. in "a
q" ir tudi najboli ~SpoSoben, da
praktItno razumc izprcmcmbo
druzbe.
DclavSko ~vpraSanlc .jc jcdro so.
cializma. Tudi pololai dclavStva
j. glavna bolczcn Scdanic druzbc
Doklcr to nj rcScuo. oStauc druz-
la holna. Ali dclavSko vpraSaujc
81 me- more rriiti I uobcuo ''prija.
luo>Ijo' in l. uobcnimi Simpatija-
mi Socializrm ic Studij tcga vpra-
SauJa i'm rrlultat t"ga Studiia
VI podIagi ,cga rrlul,ata H.
ci. bakSrn j" cili ia kakSua te
pot do ella.
Idaj pa grr "a 'o: Ali hoccS
da pridcmo do eliza ali ne?
&C. hojc>. tcdaj moraS l. mani
horakati pc 'i>'i po'i, HI drzi do
NIGGA. Ako uc grcS l. uami. mas
zadrluJ"> Iu tr t"daj blcbcjcS
ia simpaiiliraS ; >ocializmom. So
B r"doma ali urvcdoma lazcS. :
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
Ivan Molek:
JaneZ TOD.

TIsto noe. 80 81 j. rodil Jane
Top. jc hudo dclcvalo. in zato .ic
zaglcdal brlcjo lcSccrbo IL ti>tc-
ga kota mike haj,c. kicr Sc nj
curcIa Strcha.
No jc doiivcl triuajSt zim, mu
j. lmanjkalo occta. Ma klopi j.
izkaIlial >voic hcduo livljenjc.
Xagrcbh 80 "a. in ko jc skopncl
>ncg. mi znal .Iaucz. kjc j. otctov
groh. Spomcnika namrcc nj hi
10 ma grohu - ccmu j. trcba spo-
mcnika 5lovcku. Hi zapuita colo
haiio ; prclukuiano Ntrcho, in
ladolicuo povrh?
.Iaucl j. Sci y >lo i'm 81 j. ma
U5il vcliko lcpcga. Pridno So mu
L brczovko vtcpali y glavo lcpc
molitvicc. apoStolj>ko vcro, 10
pet molitvicc. Iatcm dolgo casa
mic in potcm zelo koriStcn uauk.
kako - mora umirati IA vcro in
domoviuo "a domovino in vcro.
N.L.,. lin, :. lame, uavdnSc.
I-.l.il,;,al 80, ,...i;.; n,Iodo.
MELLON d,,.,,a .No;,iicvib
f.n,.-. ,~r.I,,.ro ,c,,n
oh kako kra>cn
l.,. = mo-,
aL.l. u,o.i ,
o-,;oL,nini oc,,
" ' u
1917
ala; ,o
D.
,o;di easel hodi da 70 Roa
i~'''''' y" "
ro ,I ,u
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

AJ'r tax" prlm"ruc prilIkc. da jih
lIlrcNcJo, kakor y org%amizaciii. Cd
cIovcka. hi jc res tako umcn, je
prlcakovati, da zcli cd Svojih mi
SIl tudi kaj prakticncga uSpeha.
AbSolutno gotovo pa .jc. da jh
bo nascl cdino V Organizaciji: kai-
ii zunaj lahko brenGi, koliko ho-
cc, pa bo tOliko zalcglo kolikor
cmrlJcva pescm. Organizacijc nj.
maJo casa in dolznosti, da bi To-
vile modrosti, Xxi Jill kdo prodaja
pc salonih. V organizaciji pa j.
ma tudi najskromnejsi elan bose.
do. in dc jc kai vrcdna. Sc tudi
vpoStcva.
Torej Ali - ali!
Ali pridcS V organizaciio. tcdai
vcmo, tigav da 81 in lahko svetu-
.lcS. prcdlagaS. ~kritiziraS, skle.
pas, >odclujcS, ali pa ostajas zl-
maj. in teda.j nimaS pravicc pri-
cakovati ali zahtcvati ka.j zaupa.
MIA. kadar bodo paddle batine.
hos sam kriv, &c bodo paddle ma
tie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06
MCDougal's Grief.

Speaking of taxes, how do you
Ike your state and county tax bill
or this year? The ne>t legislature
il elected on promise To "raise
more revenue" and that body will
assemble in January TO do that very
thing. Wayne News.
Is 1t possible tina: under the be-
nehcent Dawson tax laws the taxes
are Increasing In the county Of
Wayne? There surely must be some
mistake. It, has been but a short
time since bro. Tom McDougal of
the Ceredo Advance, delivered a
panegyric over the blessings which
the Dawson tax laws brought the
farmer and the poor man In thewav
of tax reduction La the course of
his panegyric he declared the people
should erect a monument to the
memory OF William Meekins Owens
Dawson, aud when his remains
became ossitied that he should be.
come canonized as ''St. Bill, the
Tax Reformerw
Now, TO think that before Bill
Dawson has taken his departure
from this mundane sphere his tax
laws have proven heavy burden
to the farmer and poor man, which
will prevent Bro. McDougal from
insisting on the Dawson monument
and saintship.
Really, Bro. McDoupal. what il
the increase In your tax receipt this
year?-West Virginia Argus.
McDougal rtjoices instead of
grieVes, as the heading of this arti-
Gle would indicate. Notwithstand-
Ing the state had costly strike and
a great deal of revenue was lost be.
cause of the prohibition amendment
which necessitated slight increase
In the state levy, the taxes in thi.
county were considerably less for
1914 than they we're for 1913, the
levy for 1913 being $I.Os4 on the
one hundred dollars valuation and
for 1914 only 924
The state levy for 1914 was only
six cents on the hundred dollars
under Republican administration,
with no revenue from saloons, while
under the last Democratic state ad-
ministration it was thirty. five cents,
with thousands of dollars from sa-
loon licenses. Quite a difference,
isn't it?
The majority of Wayne county
taxpayers, as we have before stated,
are pleased with the Dawson tax
laws, as the service corporations
now pay their just part of the taxes.
Were this law repealed our taxes
would be about doubled.
We answer our dear brother of
the Wayne News, that we like our
state and county tax bill for 1914
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06
Some Time Back.

Why should the Ceredo Advance
style the editor of the State Jouru.
al the dean of the newspaper fra.
ternlty in this State2 We deany it.
The editor of the Advance, Col.
Tom McDougal, himself, was in
a newspaper office when we were
a boy. Then didn't he have as
much to do with starting the
Richie Gazette in 1873 as we did?
-PaIkersburg State Journal.
If we remember correctly, and
we think we do, the editor of the
State Journal was rather an old
boy and the editor of the Advance
a young chap when the Ritchie
Gazette was founded.
The Advance ia not the only pa.
per that styles Bro. Morris the
dean of the newspaper fraternity
of the state. There are others.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

The Gideon trumpet, edited by
lloyd Bsrrell, who used to live in
Wayne county, is an interesting
plge of Sundays issue Of the Hun.
tington neutrality-suspicious. if
it is an advertisement. Barrell is
cool ritter and he amt no SLOUGH at
spellin' ither.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06
Both Young.

The Ceredo Advance, T. T Nc
Douglas weekly newspaper, ha,
celebrated it's thirtieth birth day
The Advance is one of the truly
interesting and prosperous of West
Virginia's weekly newspapers and
since the paper and its editor are
comparatively young, it has a tu.
ture o: much promise. Hunting
ton Hera d. Dispatch.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

The Randolph Review says the
editors of Weet Virginia should at
tend the Publishers association
meeting at Charleston the 18th inst,
if'they have to borrow the money
to get there. If they are compelled
to borrow money to get to Charles
ton they should secure enough to
pay years dues as a member of
the association. The coming se Q
sion OF the Legislature may mean
great deal to the newspapaper
fraternity of the state. Let US all
lend helping hand.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

A New YORK banker has been
fined $40 because his automobile
"emitted the weirdest, most IN.
canuy and terrible noises" The
description must have been borrow
ed from one of Col. Roosevelt's
stories about South American Jungle
beasts.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

CHARLES w. SCHwAB is coming
back from England again with the
most extensive lot of business con-
tracts ever secured by one individ-
ual, but before the "Made in Amer.
ca" stamp goes en- the go. K.
Washington" will have to go on the
contracts.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

CHRISTMAS reminds US of the elori-
Gus proclamation of 1915 years ago,
"Peace on Earth, Good Will To.
wards Men," Accursed be the tribe
whose chief glory is in implements
of death and destruction.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

THE Parkersberg Dispatch-News
will hereafter be simply The Par
kersburg News. 1t is we'll named,
but the change will not make it
any newsier.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

SECRETARY HoUsToN also calls
attention to the dwindling beef sup
ply and still the chemists fool
ound with lot of things that are
less important than synthetic porter
house.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

MEXICO is said to be simmering
down, and now if kindly destiny
will skim off Carranza the peace
pottsge may be ready TO serve.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

The president has let it be known
that be wants as members Of the
trade commission men with common
sense, capable Of dealing intell-
gently with the cOuntry's business
conditions. Why on earth should
the appointments be delayed? Any
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

SECRETARY DANIELS, after view
ing the Panama exposition next
spring, expects TO visit the Hawaiian
Islands and inspect our naval sta
tiOu and defenses. The one best
bet is that he comes back "big
navy" man.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

No sooner had Gen. Funston left
Vera Cruz than fate, acting in a
partisan manner, was seen attempt.
ing to jog President Wilson's elbow
with all sorts of atrocities in Mex
leo.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

THERE must be rejoicing At Mrs.
Herrick's assurance that the stories
Of war atrocities are fabrication,.
Every person with a normal mind
wishes 70 think az we'll az possible
Of the human race.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

ONE dear old lady says that she
hopes the Servians will win because
they must be good people, their
capital, Nish, sounding so much
like the Bible.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

splendidiy, because we pay less
taxes than we did in 1918.
We answar our dear brother of
the West Virginia Argus, that there
WAS a mistake if he took the para
graph from the News to mean the
taxes were higher for 1914 than
they were the year previous. Never,
never, will the farmer and the poor
man be willing to do away with
the Dawson tax laws-NEvER.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

FRANKLIN brought the lightning
down from the skies and Europe is
using the spark to shoot off mines.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

AND now the great Rockefeller
philanthropy trust is TO be investi-
gated.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

SINCE Gen. Scott bss been sent To
the front, Mexico is wondering
where she's heard the name before.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

In ones optimistic moments one
can see where that American union
for the prevention of fighting along
the American coasts might form
remarkable nucleus Of tremendous
worldwide possibilities.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

BRITISH women being trained in
cooking will be much in demand
after the war is over, AZ we'll as
now.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

ONE satisfying feature of France
5000, 900, oOG-a-month war tax il
that it is self-imposed.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

WHAT with war and divorces in
high life, plain old-fsshioned muir
derers aren't getting much publicity
these days.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

THERE was no particular formal.
ity about those shells at Scar.
borougb-they just dropped in.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

SERvIA Is the most uncrushed ma
ton that history has yet presented
US with.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

JUDGING from the limited amount
of news allowed to get out, the
North Sea sprung leak somewhere.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

SANTA CLAUS has also gone on
record as favoring the strictest neu-
trality.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

ALMOST every father OF family
can understand at this time of the
year why Santa Claus whiskers are
white as well as long.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

AMONG Mexico's principal ex.
ports now might be named provis-
ional presidents.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-06

ANY Turkeys that live past
Christmas will look forward to a
long ana uninterrupted period of
peace and prosperity.