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Hickory Daily Record
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
FRIDAY, JAN. 26, 1917
DISPLEASED ALLIES
President "WJilson's address on a
world league to enforce peace was
received, as our readers have ob
served, with varying emotions in the
United States. .Most of the com
mentators agree that it was a mas
terly and scholarly appeal, worthy
of the president of the United States,
but few of them have endorsed it as
a practical thing. In Europe, how
ever, the address made a different im
pression. To quote from a London
cable to the New York Times:
iAs quotations from the press here
will have shown, the offending lanc
a phrase "peace
j'tZEXZLrJZ old prescription
United States has had an opportu
nity for over two years to take a
stand for the ideals spoken of by the
president, it is a rather late day to
try to load them "on the world.
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS
A medical preparation like Dr. Kil
mer's Swamp-Root, that has real cur
ative value almost sells itself. Like
In afl of a loner rainy suell. one an endless chain system the remedy
is likely to forget that Mother Na- jf recommided by those who have
Fraternal Directory-
tmiiiiiiiiinnimin umiinmiiiiiiiiimt
ture was putting down a reserve
need of it.
supply for the benefit Of humanity, j , Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is a phy-
' ; ' jsician's prescription. It has been
Thursday was the last day for; tested for years and has brought re
hunting quail in' Catawba, but one suits to countless fnutaiber ;whso have
is allowed to prize rabbits ' out
ditch banks.' " ' J
of
extent.
Xenophon's prudence, activity
vigor made him
Greeks.
a leader of 10,000
ITALY'S PLACE IN THE SUN
was tipped with
without victory." In ''peace without
victory" the president has coined a
new one that may share honors with
"too proud to fight" during the rest
of the war discussion.
Aside from the phrases to which
unwarranted importance may be giv
en, there is a deeper offense to the
English in the implication that the
belligerents all stand on the same
footing. IThe vice of the whole
discussion by the president from the own that he has been in the wrong.
English viewpoint lies in what is
regarded as a complete misunder-l ' , , , , . . .
standing of the moral objects for The ground hog should have been
which, the allies are fighting. The on the job the first of the wek.
British mind declines to entertain! '
any consideration ot the war oasea
upon the moral equality of the en-
tcnto and the Teutons. The sug- Kansas City star,
neural nation may wish to keep him
suffered.
The success of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root is due to the fact that if fulfills
, almost every wish in overcoming kid
Still, there ought to be a way of ney, liver and bladder diseases, cor-
i i. rects urinary troubles and neutralizes
rorcmg compulsory rivUuu the which causea rheuma-!
the public is concerned to any great .jsm j
wDBummii
Hickory Lodge,
No- 206,LO.O.F.
Brother Odd Fellows invited.
Meets every Tuesday night, at
7:30 Degree work every meeting. f
J. F. JOY, Secretary. :
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.aaMBIIM
iDo not suffer. Get a bottle of
Swamp Root from any druggist now.
and; Start treatment today.
A man should never be ashamed to
MISSING LINK A GOOD SORT
The pithecanthropus or missing
self in position to maintain friendlv'link was a good family man better
Italy, Bulgaria and Rumania have relations with both sides if he is to .than man is today according to
in
it,
been roundly scored for the sordid P'ay a useful part was not favor
.elf,sh.ss exhibited by then, in . ij "
tenng the war for the price of land. The French press and public men
Even the millions of well wishers of (Jo not say much about-the address,
the allies condemn the Italians, not aml the Tirres contained nothing from
lor ineir xauure io join uermany an.i Berin on it German spokesmen
Austria in an osjiensive war, bu;thja country were divided on
for throwing in their lot .with the judffin?r from their newspapers.
Allies in the hope of regaining ter-j -Enelishmen and, Frenchmen un
ritory that by natural right should doiibtedly' Will take keener offense
belong to those people. the more they consider the note and
From 15-'l to 159, De Sismondi observe the manner of its reception
tells us, Italy was crushed under the in the United States. It is possible
heel of her neighbors, with Charles V that the president might have made
of Spain in the master role. 'Spain- it impossible for him to serve the na
ards, French, Swiss, Germans and tions at war later on, but this will
even Turks sacked her cities, pillaged be determined in future. The allies
and massacred her inhabitants and vis-; fad that they have been put on a
ited on Rome outrages and horrors par with the central powers a sug
that were more brutal and impover- restion not endorsed by thousands
ishing than were inflicted by the 0f American educators, teachers and
Goths and Vandals. The last vestige publicists and they will be but hu
of independence and .wealth of this man if they resent interferences
once proud and cultured people far from President Wilson.
superior to their neighbors was de
However, if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to Dr. Kilmer and Co., Binghampton,
N. Y., for a sample . bottle- When
writing be sure and mention the
Hickory Daily Record. adv
Piedmont Council
No. 43, Ji, O. U.A.M.
Meetn every feonday evening
at 7:30 P. M.. All visiting
brothers cordially invited.
J. W. BALLEW, Councilor
W. I. Caldwell, Rec. Sec.
wnmnmMtm
stroyed by the horde of outlaws that
swept over the land. In assisting
It begins to look as if the president
will have to accept a compromise on
iL C ! 1 a ti 1 ii ...
me opaniaraa io conquer iwuy, mi his railway strike legislation, and
French, to their subsequent sorrow, It he gets anything at all he will be
prepared a long train of disasters for lucky).
themselves. For three centuries
Itly was oppressed by the Austrians,
and in modem times, as the country
has recovered from the oppressions
and injuries of the centuries, the peo
ple have thought only of reestablish
ing the rights of their nation.
(De Sismondi gives us this picturo
of the unhappy country: j
"A period of three centuries of
weakness, humiliation and suffering
in Italy began in the year 1530: from
that time she was always oppressed
by foreigners and corrupted by her
masters. These last reproached
her with the vices of which they were
themselves the authors. iAfter hav
ing reduced her to the impossibility of
resisting, they accused her of cow
ardice when she submitted, and re
bellion when she made efforts to vindi
cate herself. The Italians, during
this long period of slavery, were
agitated with the desire of becoming
once more a nation: as, however, they
had lost the direction of their own af
fairs, they ceased to have any his-'
tory which could be called theirs;
their misfortunes became but epi
sodes in the histories of other na
tions." lit is to the credit of the French and
Germans that they aided Italy to
throw off the Austrian yoke, and
this feat undoubtedly accounts for
inenasmp between the Italians
and French, and the loathness to
take up arms against Germany. It
aly became a signatory to the triple
alliance, it is proper to note, not so
much to maintain the equilibrium or
balance of power in Europe as to pro
tect herself against Austria- It was
the most unnatural alliance and held
together until the interests of the two
countries clashed.
iFrance is as necessary to the in
dependence of Italy as the cotton fibr
is to the spindle, and an apparently
cold blooded act, when viewed under
the perspective of his'iory and na
tional aspirations, often becomes log
ical and rational. It is not in the
nature fo an oppressed man to love
the author of his woes and it is not
in the nature of a nation to love a
power that for centuries has been th.
cause of its misfortunes.
Rime. Margaret Stlenka, the famous
German scientist who attended the
meeting of the American Associa
tion for the Advancement of Science
in New York city.
'"The apes that rank immediately
below the pithecanthropus are mo
nogamists and each of they is loyal
to only one wife," she said. "Our
investigations have shown us that
prehistoric man, ranking just above
the pithecanthropus, was very likely
monogamous also and of good domes
tic habits."
IRDme). Selenka and her late hus
band discovered the remains of what
they and many other scientists be
lieved the missing link in Java a num
ber of years ago. She has carried
on other investigations in that region
which, she says, convinced her it was
a cradle of the human race.
(The missing link she found lived
more than half a million years ago,
so far back she could not even es
timate the time, she declared. It
walked erect, with a little sag to its
knees, and had begun to lose the ap
elike hairiness. But it was not white,
she believes. The immediate ances
tor of the white man came ages la
ter; Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general atteagtbeninc tonic.
GROVE'S TASTELESS cbill TONIC, dxfrea out
Malaria,enrichea the blood.and trailda np the ?
tern. A true tonic For adulta and children. 50c.
Morses and Mules.
THE VEAL CALF LAW
Lenoir Topic
The indiscriminate destruction of
veal calves is unquestionably a great
injury to stockraising industry in any;
community. In order to protect this !
important industry,, outr lawmakers;
in Raleigh have recently passed an!
act, applicable to Caldwell and Per-j
son counties, two sections of which
are printed on first page of this pa
per, lhose who handle veal calves
should see that they do not violate. g
the provisions of this new law.
Hickory Lodge No. 343
A. F. & A. M.
Regular communication Mon
day night, ' 7:30
Brethren cordially invited to be
present.
J. W. SHUFORD, W. M.
D. T. APPLEGATE, Sec'y.
Start Saving With New
You doubtless want to save money and in fact expect t avo
money some day, but have put off making a start. " s e
Year.
The easiest way is through a Savings Account. There
other system as flexible or as convenient. You do not have t
maxe a aeposit every ween., ui any cei uam nine, you can r ,.
any time. When you have the money is the best time. y
not have to wait a certain time to draw it out, you can get ;;
time, and it draws interest right along.
Many a great fortune has been founded on a Savings Ac
and we have a large number running into thousands of .j.
that were opened with only a small sum.
no
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posit
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any
FIRST
NATONA
Capital and Surplus $300,000.0. Hvk(
Four Per Cent. Interest On Savings Accounts.
pou ndc J Quarterly.
s Money to Loan at All Times.
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nicKory s
.Every requirement of a safe, efficient depository
is fully met by the Hickory Banking and Trust Co.
for
EXECUTOR'S SALE
Having qualified as the executor of j
the estate of Mrs. A. S. Lawrence, jg
deceased, I will sell at public auction m
to the highest bidder for cash on H
Saturday, Jan. 13, 1917 1
all the household and kitchen furni-
ture at the residence of the deceased jj
in North Hickory, including: 3 wood-: j
en beds, 2 dressers, 1 range, 1 cook -g
stove, -1 heater, 1 dining table, l'g.
kitchen safe, chairs, canned fruit andiS
vegetables, etc.
- G. W. SHERRILL, Executor.
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Dr. W: B. Ramsay
Dentist
Office over Shuford's Drug Store.
Hickory, N. C.
We had to arrive at our stables
t day, January 26th, two carloads of
Tennessee horses and mules. They
are well broken and acclimated. We
will have horses and mules to suit
everybody. Come and look them
ovei. It will pay you.
T. L. Henkel.
Drs. Hicks & Hicks
DENTISTS
Offle Phone 194. Residence S18-L.
Office in Masonic Building.
THE HICKORY HARNESS CO.
Maaafaeturere of all Iliads of
HARNESS, BRIDLES, SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK.
Repairing a Specialty.
Hickory, N. C.
THE WOMAN'S
FRIEND.
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy,
wonderful record for 36 years,
as blood cleanser and tonic.' For
sale
by Lutz Drug Co., Hickory Drug
Co., Shuford Drug Store,
Grimes and Murphy. Ask
your druggist or write Person B
Remedy Company, Charlotte, N. M
C. Send for testimonials.
Price $1.00 per bottle, 3 for
$2.75, 6 for $5.06. Prepaid.
- Absolute security is combined with the highest rate of
consistent with perfect saf et y. Promptness and
important features of our
are welcome. Call and open an account today.
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DENTIST
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OFFICE OVER BUSY BEE
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Having enjoyed a large coun
try practive for 32 years, an
now located in Hickory and so
licit a share of the general prac
.tice. v
Office at 8th avenue and 15th
street. Children's diseases a
specialty.
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EYE SPECIALIST
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Reriienilber we " appreciate your patronage.
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Phone 300
ICharity and Children remarks that
a number of state dailies are not
comin to it. With the exception of
the Wilmington Star, all the morning
papors received by the Record are
paid for at publishers' rates, they
In turn paying or agreeing to pay
us for the Record. Wje haven't
felt like cutting ofT our exchange lijt
25 or 30 papers, most of which have
as hard a time making ends meet as
we, ana we are going to
exchange a while longer,
want our paper.
try the
if they
- wiitbou oiaiwa nas aoout as
many people whose Interests In their
native countries comes first to want,
any more newcomers for a hundred
or two years, and a great majority of
the people will applaud congress if!
it will pass the immigration bill
over the president's veto.
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A FEW INTERESTING FACTS
Ther. . over Oae Millio Fir. Huadrd th.a
Mm m Mme to day, practiaally u, JJg
rs oa Amenea. highways are F.rd VJZ
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front and rr, .11 black nni.li, iki tJn
motar ear of totnB ni
tru. Ford. Very .ewonucal i, opJSS.
owner of a Ford ear i. as.ud of tt1 a
teous servic. th. eountrTor J3L' MU"
you will find . Ford Zr"?'
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to come and talk it m,0n Md mri you
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letter, Salt Rheum, and similar af
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oiuy by us, 50c and $1.00.
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Hickory, N. C.
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