the home news
Published every Friday at McCrory, Ark.
WALTER W. RANEY, Ed. and Pub.
Subscription $1.00 per Year in Advance.
Phone: 40
Entered as second-class mat
ter August 26, 1915, at the post
office at McCrory, Ark., under
he Act of March 3, 1879.
FRIDAY, OCT. 4, 1918
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J. E. Sullivan
TELL THE KAISER
. J. C. DIONNE
Germany wants to know
what the United States is
lighting for.
She thinks the sinking of
neutral ships without warning
isn’t enough to bring us in.
All right! Let’s tell her!
We’re going to fight for
outraged women!
- We’re going to fight for
crucified nuns!
We’re going to fight for
little children with hands and
arms missing!
We’re going to fight for
namelessly mutilated soldiers!
We’re going to fight for
innocent thousands strewn
upon the bottom of the sea!
We’re going to fight for
Belgium—outraged ana des
ecrated as no nation in the
previous history of the world
has ever been!
We’re going to fight for
France—that magnificient na
tion of heroes—bled white de
fending civilization against
the Power of the Beast!
We’re going to fight for
England—which chose the
path of honor black-tinted
with despair—when the little
nation she had sworn to de
fend was set upon as by a
wild beast!
We’re going to fight for
Italy-—which took up the cause
of Right against the power of
Wrong—terrible though she
knew the cost must be!
We’re going to fight in de
fense of those principles of
human liberty which were
laid down nineteen centuries
ago by that first great teacher
and preacher of human rights
—the Man of Galilee!
Every iota of the philosophy
and creed of Hate, and Blood,
and Violence, and Bestiality,
and diabolic Cruelty, and hu
man Enslavement that mark
every footstep of the Kaiser
and his cohorts of Hell—are
in direct and damnable oppo
sition to every thought, word,
and deed of the Man of Gali
lee.
inis is therefore no fight of
Democracy against Autocracy!
It is no battle of Nation
against Nation!
It is no contest of Man
against Man!
It is a titanic struggle be
tween Right and Wrong; be
tween the philosophy of Jesus
Christ and the powers of Evil,
through the earthly defenders
of each!
And we’re going to Fight—
Fight—Fight side by side with
our fellows in the cause of
Humanity, until there is no
vestige left on all this great
earth, of the powers that—de
fying God and man—precipi
tated this cataclysm of blood
and tears.
There is only one sentiment
in this whole broad land today,
and the man who does not rec
ognize it must indeed be deaf,
dumb, and blind; and that
sentiment is a dogged determi
nation deep down in the very
bowels of every man That We
Are Going to Fight Until We
Have Justified Italy; Saved
England! Swept Immortal
France Free of the Hun; Lib
erated Belgium; Avenged So
Far As Is Within Human Power
The Countless Crimes Of Ger
many Against Civilization;
Broken The Hindenburg Line
And Swept The Army Of The
Beast As Chaff Before The
Wind; Humbled the Empire of
Hell; And—Please God—Rid
The Earth Of The Kaiser And
All His Fell Breed!
If anyone asks you, tell
them That is what we’re going
to fight for!
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ONCE.
CHOPS FOR CHICKENS
AND HOGS, FOR SALE
My experience this year has
taught me that, if you want to
make your corn go farthest in
feeding, grind it into chops,
and save the animal the power
necessary to digest whole
grains.
My mill is in good condition,
and I will grind your corn any
day you come to mill. See my
home ground chops and meal
on exhibition at Woodduff
County Fair. Cash to accom
pany all orders.
L. W. STURDIVANT,
Adv. 9-27-2t. McCrory, Ark.
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FROM JELKS BRAZEALE
The Home News acknow
ledges receipt of a letter from
Mrs. Jelks Brazeale of Heber
Springs in which she states her
husband who is a member of :
the 3rd Company, 4th Regi- |
ment, Motor Mechanics has ar- !
rived safely overseas and that i
h& and his comrades were wel- I
corned by King George of Eng
land.. We doubt if there is a
braver son overseas than this
lad and we will no doubt later
hear from him if ever he gets
a chance at the enemy.
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MEAT HOGS FOR SALE
I have produced more than
thirty head of meat hogs on
my farm this year, for Nov
ember killing. If you want
corn fed meat, see my exhi
bition at the Woodruff County
Fair, and let me know your
needs. I, can supply you.
L. W. STURDIVANT,
Adv. 9-27-2t. McCrory, Ark.
FROM MECK MITCHELL
We recently received a let
ter from our old friend and
school mate, Mr. J. A. “Meek”
Mitchell who is now and for
several months has been work
ing in the government nitrate
plant at Jacksonville, Tenn.
In his letter he states that
everything there is strictly bus
iness and on the go and that it
is a $5.00 penalty to be caught
sitting down on the job. The
men get double pay for Sunday
and he says that Sundays mean
$12.10 to him.
We also acknowledge re
ceipt of Volume 1, No. 1, of
the Old Hickory News, a live
and up-to-date newspaper pub
lished in the interest of the
several thousand employees of
the plant.
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Took Out Dreadful Soreness.
When the kidneys are weak
ened and fail to throw impur
ities out of the blood, the
poison remains in the system
and backache, soreness and
rheumatic pains develop.
Mrs. David Henry, 65 S.
Lincoln Ave., Washington, N.»
J., writes: “Foley Kidney Pills
took the dreadful soreness out
of my limbs and I walk good.”
Red Cross Drug Co. Adv.
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Styleplus Clothes, none
better, §ee our new stock just
received.—Planters Mercan
tile Co. Adv. It.
-BUY BONDS
Mr. Joe Roddy left Wednes
day for Arkadelphia where he
will enter Henderson-Brown
College.
Better Light For The Farm
YOU want elec
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It has proved itself
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! and clean.
Its light is bright,
steady—absolutely
reliable.
Let us bring Lalley
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Call for the owners’ j
testimonial book. 1
RIGGS BROS
McCrory, Ark