Extract from a letter to the Editor dated
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HALIFAX, Oct. 18th, 1914.


"We are all in 6ne spirits, in this part of the
State and particularly in old Halifax. We raised
a Hickory Pole in the town of Halifax few days
since. 1t is seventysix feet clear of the ground.
We have flung our banner to the breeze, Inscribed
with Polk and Dallas and the Constitution as IL as
and come defeat or victory, we will do our duty"