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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
KANSAS

TOPEKA Kan. Nov. Although
complete unofficial returns from all the
counties OF Kansas have been entered,
the results OF the contest between Ar
thur Capper. Republican and George
Hodges. Democrat. for governor. still Is
i'm doubt. and probably The official count
will be required 10 dec!oe which is
elected
Republican State Chairman Dolley said
the returns gave Camper lead OF 1000
votes while at Democratic headquarters
Hodges was credited with n plurality OF
1900 Independent compilations place the
Democratic candidate ahead by frcm 500
10 1000 votes.
The result on the state ticket prob
ably win DC determined by the mail
vote, which is expected 10 total at least
1000. NJ the state university and the
state agricultural college 500 votes We're
east Under law. enacted by the last
legisla ture. legal voters who are una bic
TO vote al their precinct voting places
may mail their votes.
The mall votes are not counted until
three daNs after election. After the Of
flcisl count of these votes h the various
counties tomorrow they will be sent 10
the state officers, who win Officially
count rho total vote nc%t Tuesday
Complets unofficial returns give VIII
son .O.ooo plurality over EocseySl', and
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WEST VIRGINIA

BY international News Service.
WHEELING. w Va, NOV. Til"
Roosevelt electors secured about 1H,oPO
more votes than the Taft electors III
Wos, Virginia and the Progressive party
y;.in inc tic dominant party with control
OF The election machinery two years
hence
\ somi -official announcement or thS
rsndidacy OF Judge John ". Mason OF
FairUout for United States senator l.
one of the day. important DEVELOPMENTS
Davis Elkns. who filled the scat OF hts
tather the late Senator stephen b.
Clkins. by- appointment Tor Il few months,
is an active candidate, as also u VIII
liam Seymour Edwards OF Charleston
Edwards iS y Progressive.
Other probab bic candidates Will he
Is3a,, T. Mann OF Eramwell. eN-GoNcrpor
w NJ O. Adamson aud Z. 6. OGDEN.
Tic prohibition amendment has been
rafincd hv a majority OF 1000. ohio
county (NhocluEl il the only county in
tho stnte 10 vote wet.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

SIOUX FALLS. Nov. with the
Democratic headquarters at lank'9wia,
.s,bi .isiniu- a chance FOR johnson ana
s'i T,Sa{rn,an Sherwood. OF the Ecpuo-
rican state committee claiming the elec-
lion Of Eryne for governor b. f'pe, tnS
indications fror1 the latest reports %
'rnasGay's election point Ia Rryncs elec-
dion by rajori,y in the ncighoorhood OF
.000 -. -,,,.or,,,r
Returns thus far received on EoNcrneoo, eo
sbc,y II total OF @I.6I" for BrYnr To -'''"V
f,,r Johnson The tendency OF the nc
io, o, "a rnturnx. which are coming from the
distant precincts. indicate tho usual ~"
nubiican vote. which seems TO make Ger
.,iu ths election Of Bryne.
THE Democrats have gained 2 iew seat
in thc stale legislature. but the kepnp-
i{r,ns viii control by a large majority
;',,.i,,, inc election OF Thomas Stcrllne,
liz succcssfuI Republican candidate az
thc primaries TO The Egited Stats1 He ,oS;s SGn'
'T,ongcyeit's plurality IN tho stale over
/ ,,n,nrrnr Wilson viii approximate hoVo'
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
IS FELT IN THE EAST

WASHINGTON, Nov 7.-Seyere
earthquake shocks lasting almost an
hour were recorded early today on the
seismograph at Georgetown university.
The disturbance continued intermittent
ly from 2:49 until 3;l4 O'Clock, the
most severe being noted at 3;0S a. III.
The disturbances took place about 600
miles from Washington but the direc.
tiop could not be determined.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. THE seis-
mograph at ST. 1guatius college this
morning recorded earthquake shocks of
almost au hours duration. originating,
Father Odcubach, the curator, said, at
Il distance OF probably 1000 miles 10
the west.
DENVER. Nov. The seismograph
al the College Of the Sacred Heart
here recorded a strong disturbance be-
ginning at 1916 this morning and con"
tinued until J:2l. The strongest dis
turDauce was near the beginning. The
apparent distance was from 1900 to
200O miles. The direction could not be
determined.
For two days slight disturbances
have been recorded at frequent inter
walls.
SEWARD Alaska, Nov. "A sharp
earthquake shock of two and half nun :
utes' duration was felt here at 10 o'cloclt
last night, No damage was done, but
mary persons fled into the street.
The seismoeraph in the department ol
geology OF the University oil LJah re-
corded an earthquake shock carly yes
terday morning that evidently came from
a northerly direction. II probably was
several thousand miles away. The I'M
| tisl shock came at l2:io o'clock SeSter-
day morning and tho delicate instrument
| that recorded the shock WAS 40 minutes
| Cegaining its composure
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MONTANA

HELENA. Mont. Nov. Partial re-
turns i'm Montana show the Democratic
national and state ticket well In the
lead.
Incomplete unofficial returns from
twcnty-siX of the thlrty-one counties al
o'clock give tho following;
For president
Wilson 1886; TAFT. 1l.e:S; Roosevelt.
l3.67s: Dcbs. Iii6.
For United States senator
Walsh CD. 2I56a Smith tR), 1906;
Dixon IP). l5.lf.
For governor
Stewart Cpl, 1852. Wilson tR). u. %
5ae: Edwards (PJ. 1.,StS; Duncan tSl'
$40
For ConSTcssmcn---
Stou, (D,. 1855; Evans Cd. lI,22.
PRAY tR>. 1871: Allen. ic,sss. Everett
tP) $500; Horkan lI'b, 1870
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ART DEALERS FLEECED
EX-SENATOR CLARK

LONDON. Nov. THE great prohts
made bv art dealers from american
rrrrhascrs we're exposed in the testI-
monv in the suit brought aga lust SIT
C;enrgc Donaldson nv Alfred G. Temple
the art expert. in connection with the
salc of collection of old masters 10
cy.J'nitod states Senator Clark OF Mon
tana for $4,000 r.
Judgment was given to Temple io'
%o7 .Oo0 and the lord cher lustce Wuo
tr;od thr suit awarded him anothe'
sg1sn a. rccoupcnse for the detention
of the money since l9o".
in the course of cross e&aininatior
Sir George Donaldson testified that nc
had M bought picture by Turner ffol
SSn 600 ard sold IL 10 Mr.. Clark to'
s75 900. and that a seascspe by Jan va al
Goycn. bought for $4,000, had been soi'
! for $o5 900
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.,oo,,,r.r,, Ten,ocrats and. II this claim is
truc some regular Democrat other than
patterson might be named. Several mem,
hers OF the legislature who arc alhc9
,yitb The regular Democrats are opposed
70 Patterson. who was made an issue III
II is Claimed by independent Demo
,rats and Republicans that they have
, ioriF,. Of tho legislature on joint ballot
and II their contention is well ioundeo.
q Is probahle an independent Democrat
will be elected. -,
hlnself not to seek reelection. and IL Is
believed the Republican votes Nil pe
thrown TO an Independent Democrat.
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WASHINGTON

SEATTLE WASH. Nov. ,.-Fourte cen
hundred and fjfty-ore precincts OUT ot
1908 i'm the state give for governor. Lis
1881
i'or president. 1888 precincts give
Roosevelt 1o,1s2; wilson. 5IlS9; Taft
4.1ss
For congressman at large; H. pre-
Cinc's give Falconer. Progressive o.
esS. Rrruu, Progressive. iS,a,h. pewcf.
Republican. SI,S10; Frost. Republican,
Democrat. io.Sii
The Socialis; vote IN tho state waS
probably three times that of 1908 IN
Snchouiish county Dsbs poilsd nearly
3n0o votes. and Anna Msiy, the candidate
FOR governor. received more votes than
either Hay or Lister.
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NEVADA

CARSON CITY. New. Nov. Returns
on the United States senatorial md con
grcssional contests IN Nevada az COM
piled tonight Indicated Victories for The
Republican candidates One hundred and
seventy precincts OUT OF 81 in the state
give the following vote:
For senator-Massey (Rl, s5cs; Pitt
man Cd. 6sla.
Fer congrcssmcn-Roherts (Rp, e2Ss;
Tallmsn (nl, eO2s.
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VOTE OF ILLINOIS
CAST FOR WILSON
Continued From Page One.)

counties. give Wilson Sf,06i. Roosevelt
5"165. Taft Il.t72, giving Wilson a plu-
r,Jity OF &0,S99 for the 9i6 precincts re-
ported No reports have been received
from twelve counties, but these mostly
are In the sparsely settled districts. and
are aEpectcd 10 add To the Democratic
plurality.
Complete returns from the same coun-
ties and partial returns from thirty
other counties, comprising total of BIZ
precincIs for governor give Ammons
p.), 1888; CostiGan (PD, iI,553: Farks
(RD IS. $50
All OF the Democratic state ticket un-
coubtcdIy has been elected, as we'll as
four congressman and q sufficient num-
Der OF members OF the state legislature
to send Governor Shafroth and Thomas.
Democrats, to the United States senate,
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IOWA

pES MONIES. Nov. 1.--Fractically com
nlote returns from all but five Of The
ninety nine counties Of the state continue
10 Increase the plurality OF Woodro"
Wilson.
Wilson VII ~ 169, 1S?: Roosevelt 14a. $40, Taft
III. .05a
wilson's plurality. 1852,
Complete returns from all but two lee.
islativc districts In the state shp" toa'
ibc Iowa legislature Will be overwhem'
ineiy Republican. thus assuring the re-
eloction OF United States Senator Kenyon
Official count OF the vote OF lowe WI
he necessary to determine the election o.
governor. Supposedly accurate returns
from nirety-cight Of the niniy-nine coun'
ties OF the state give George w, Clark
Republican. 116,lS2, and Dunno, Demo
crat l16. 099.
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WYOMING

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Nov. I.-Ihtee,
hundred and ten precincts out OF toda,
of AZ in Wyoming. give wilson lpo'l
the Roosevelt vote was due 10 failure TO
count his vote In number OF counties
The senatorial result is stiU In DOUBT
islature The Republicans 81. Necessary
10 choice is 81 Lincoln county is miss
ing. Ifnlta county. which. with Lincoln
comprises n legislative district, mas gone
Democratic by a small majority. This
district elects eight legislators and holds
the decidinE NOto.
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NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. with returns
from three-ro -rourths or the counties, VIII
sons plurality in Nebraska Is $1,000. The
remaining counties should increase ms
lead making it probably nearly 10000.
Pre- cticslly the same counties show More
head. Democrat, for governor. l2VVV
ahead Of AldrIch Norris. Republican. for
United states senator. is leading Shallen-
berger. Democrat. by about the same
ratio as Morehead leads Nldrich. The
Republican committee claims Norris S
plurality In the state viii be l1.0OO,
Chief interest today centered in mo
leGiglsture the Republican state commit
tee claiming control of both branches.
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0W CHIHUAHUA IN
EIlCAL CONDITION

~ Tex. Nov. ,.-Reporis from
: ealhlahua tell of a critical
nefnally as we'll as about tho
y Winch Is threatened as the
n't point o; the rebels. Gov
"a Es son1ales, In the midst OF a
g hs state senate. was said
wig difficulty defending the
Tho constitutional govern
Meharraz, former MAJOR, TO-
~ Members OF the city council
S' has been summoned In
Win sympathy with the
Adolio Fusntcs. a newspaper
arrested and charged with
|ls% against President Ma.
~ asnvety recently freed tile
10, held In the state penj-
..,,i,, q n,9Ill'cal offenses. A search
ruon Of the affair is under
f-,ls. expected to impilcate some
ru. opposing the eoyernmen,
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.u,s Win Grand.

4. FINN eIght precincts out OF
n Cr1r4 County give:
|frI.nt--Tait (RJ. li5; Wilson
; Ensgelt P). II. Debs tSl. 81
|5r5rsmcn-Howell u), l6i; j.
:isl lS.: T. n. Johnson CD. 10.
1 ip, IL: Love P). 81; Larson
|sanm-spry iR). 116; Tolton
\ NHris iP). 66.
|iF,s OF the Supreme Court
Il. isl; Young (D), Ia: liiIes
|sr,sy o! statc-Mattscu (RD,
,t,d iDl, l79; Hendcrshot tP),
b. Treasurcr-Jewkes (I0. lS4;
II %, lSa; Adams (P). 5S,
n, Auditor-kelly (Eo, lIS:
|fl ii.: Adams (P), 5S.
|thney Gcneral-Barnes (R>.
c,;.aoT Cd, Ill. Lawrence (Pp.
|l7s.nistlve-Kcller (R). 226;
~ lDl. 24Q.
eraisloner. fcur-ycar term -
IN. %: Alfred D). 2i5.
lnzlisionef. two-year term
y "; Anderson (D), @lI.
tHfi-Bllss (R), 256; Summerviile
|lei-Tansreen GD. 11S: Shafer
ssnr-Manyillc (R). zSg; Haff
Mrs, .Iudre-Christenscn OR),
asa (Dl, 25l.
nt Ai,oIney-Cherry (RD. lis,
i Cd. 20.
s-iy Attorney--Iiammond (R),
rn9n CD. 237.
nsscr-TaylOr (R). So2; Robert
rs@-Preston CI). @9l.
sciiIisldent Of Schools-Johnsor
aoEn (D), e05.
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WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Nov. 7,..,Govcrn3gr,
Francis L.. NTcGovcrn. Repuh!ichn' VIII
have plurality OF al least a"oV voteee e
n,,nr Judrn John G. I<arel. Democrat, IN
Wisconsin, according 10 returns receiver
bv renubIicaD state Chairman Scott.
The few additional returns rerelI e1 To-
div do not alter wilson's chances IN WIS
ro1sin and his estimated plurality re-
mains A, 10000 to 10000.
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OREGON

By International News Seriicr.
PORTLAND. or. Nov, Woman
suffrage tonight with the Oregon vote
three quarters counted seems sure OF
victory. ita margin, however. VIII he
not moro Than 1900. Multnunlah county
trortland( Is giving majority ~ less
than 1000 against IT, Most or tins uD-
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TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE. Nov. 1.--Much uncertain
'.S;.,s as 10 the naming OF a successor
!, ,-I{tod states Senator Newell SANDERS
=! :. 2.!S,,t,I,.an who was appointed ny Gov,
nrnor Hooper to IN out the uneNr,rs1
tenn of senator Robert l.. ras'or' VINO
m The legislature chosen a. the nons
TUESDAY apparently Is hostile to cN-o'9E cN,
clHoI I.ctinu of the Democratic party
III 81 ia claimrd ~ pcmoerau" s'ste
Sue a,,,rtsrs that IL IL controlled by the
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state counties give II small najorit!es
DIR. Harry Lane. Democrat. also seems
sure 10 win Tonight ne is 1900 ahead
OF Ben Selling. Republican. aud rural
returns also give him small majorities
Bourne incumbent. is bad thiro.
Woodrow Wilson's majority VIII be
about l ] 600.
Capital punishment is upheld By neariy
two to one, which means such hanging
beo on December "a as the state has
never Yet seen There were seven mur-
derers waiting the peoples verdict. but
two have appealed.
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|StMOR JOHNSON IN
NOON WAY HOME

~ =, SCs; c.,,, ,I-C;overnor Hiram
N VI, ,i 'aiitorn'a. defeated can
srss presldent ON the PRO
- Ia c,,,h ~ ,thleaSo today ou his
|sn n..aiiornia. said that the
u. ,ys, ely an Incident OF the
ps ne a., r,, ana OF little more con
n ,l,D Ultimate success OF earn
4 Was Tie missing OF o
II, b.a1,sd ,sdlhpsigninc. but with
|,iN ebns My and unabatcd force,
|ai IA Nial ,h he characterized n
an 10 Moose' and therein
: hi MS followers 10 begin
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S,p,a'l PAR VALUE
aaVtMEYER STOCK

iss, -noy n ,.-nirectors Of the
sis ~ n"s,iininc company voted
= s.,.p me $4,000 900 issuc Of
y R,y.,Ue,lisi STOCK given the late
-, r,~,.'yer, @,'yer, which the New
y, Il ny held invalid on the
p rb.' 'ss issued without con.
\ ~ he ,,tors r,c, voted to pay
. . sssn, S,9ck zoe out OF tho treas
as. 'ip'ooc,ooo stock with
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD. y. II. Nov. l.--Complcte
returns for the entire state ticket give the
Ropub)icaus a majority of u on Joint pal :
lo, I'm the legislature. which VIII DO "a llcd
upon TO choose n governor and United
states senator. The complets vote tor
president. Taft. S2.96i. Wilson, 3i:lt3
Roosevelt. H. S02. Chafip. 35l; Deos, leio.
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~ aatlscads upheld

I. 4 ~. -. Nov 7.-Thc reilro,d
,rAinc s,,,, pa ut one point
ttt; aas'nofity for the issu-
\ e in,srs,a ,s another was Upheld
n, %So%erslate commerce com.
- Ia s''rnnm,,lssion. however re-
~ huyt ,ro"psu: In continuing
|Sa Is ,a,S TAT aii persons alike.
Ia, htsn chuh" & h"mc ut tho rail-
i,,.s. IN ,on'a ,orna'sinc for the teIe-
ia oths1ur'e cases and waving
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PENNSYLVANIA

PHIL.A pELPHIA. Nov. '---Theodore
EooscvcIts plurality over Governor VII
son in Pennsylvania took enothsr jump
tonich, upon the completion of tho ccun,
In = number of additional counties.
Including estimates from ll6 missing
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lr,'a ra Chemist n,.-

sslii.s,L. LIE. ~ Va. nov =
MSi.ity Of ,ssSsoT ,s emeritus OF
n s'ttre toa,' me University Of
|r's. ush,is, ,;,sE: lls was Via Ok.
~. isrmr' III ~ lie United siatrs s
ay commission oi the
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districts In Allegheny county. Roosc-
velt's plurality now stands al 1881. Tho
official count II is believed. will send Tho
Roosevelt plurality TO about 10000.
The complete vote SO FAR as coTput ed
tonight. stands, Roosevelt, 82S,1Dn; WI
son, 3S4 ,52o. Taft. @6@. SO
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P[TRlL|T|ES
|1IDE 70 GROW
rpI Thus Far Complete
GLn,ss Lead of TAFT
81 and Spry'
.I STILL MISSING
:. ,tols Are Bull Moose
| I 4, More Than 10000
7 in State.
STILL MISSING

.,,arps from most OF Inc
Il, =. state and partial returns
.,.,,, four counties Of utah,
l,,s o, 1924 over wilson ana
|.gy7o over Tolton. Returns
4 ...,,,,s include several districts
-, county. a largo portion oi
4 -1-,y. part OF Utah county
, ..,,,,. county and all OF Bea-
= Gar juan and Wavne co'in-
,,turns are expected TO m
Z. y "a OF Taft and SpFy by looV
Tins far ,ahula;ed sho"
.-,fs vote in the state VIII pc
,,ss5o0 while that Of Nephl l..
N It,ly resch that total. Many
--,iss neglected TO report the
10 % that the total OF mat
y. ,,,te viii not be known un-
IN canvass Is made.
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GEORGIA

, ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. 1.-Ofncis! re-
turns from all the counties OF the state
show that Wilson received 35,s5. votes.
? ma ioTi,y OF more than 66.0oo
RooSsVeit received @i.9iS and Tatt Sle'.
Figures on the Socialist and Prohibition
rofe were not tabulated.
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sa.,.,,A ,A,an an IIeiress.

|slsynt,H. HeWs Service.
~ I.,b H., Nov. Mrs.
~ police who confessed TO
,.er.n in '.st she had mur-
4 1alip,s H. b.ri rsi,ssouli, las 5cen
As.ar1ss,ae. 70 a large @tr estate EeIis. ;rI =
'sNy Tor ~ W Airs. Lcsh has
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The American Women lea quo W."
hold n rummaec sale at @l2 Sontn Ms'n,
SATURDAY. November Q. sale opens ~
$50 a, NJ, N'A"'
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s.uInmase sala

.s,,opdS dS'FIaeu' FsG, at Unity hall.
@' (AdvertisemicntH) )
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10 Date.

L. for the districts ihus far re
M,.rt-Tsft tR). 22,9o9: Will
sil;; Roosevelt Pl. 10. .56!;
|;.,por-spry (R). 3@.SSi; Toll
HrS, Morris (P). Is,
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William ~. Thompson. Democratic cap
didate for United states senator. a lead
OF 1000 over Stubbs. Republican.
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ARIZONA

PHOENIX. Ariz.. <ov. Ret
from iS5 ont of 30i precincts In The )
give Wilson S7ei: Roosevelt, SIPS:
.5Os. pcbs. g7gj. Chain, i'S.
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Dressing sacques of fannelette, col.
ors navy blue. light blne and red,
made with square collar and peplum,
worth 1925 and $3.50. for Sl,l9.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-16

stands it means the elimination of
the country counties Of Georgia as
a serious factor in the politics of the
state. And it puts it within the
power of ten or a dozen city counties
of Georgia to absolutely control the
politics of the state. Fortunately
this can be done only by the consent
of the country counties themselves,
and I am of the opinion that they
will rebuke this interference with
their constitutional rights just as
emphatically now as they did four
years ago.
1T is a pity that Woodrow Wilson
has been made the instrument for
this attack on the constitutional
rights of the people of the state, and
if he has to pay the penalty by the
loss of the state, which now seems
inevitable he will have nobody to
blame but his friends"
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IN MEMORY OF A CHILD.
The Little Son of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Webb, Who Died Dec. %.

The Little Son of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
c. Webb, Who Died Dec. 20.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
G. Webb was born June 10Th, 1911,
and died on Christmas day, 1911.
He was of bright disposition and
added much sunshine and ambition
to his parents life as they looked
forward to the life of usefulness and
a place of honor that they felt that
he might fill. But he was TAX
en- sick about six weeks before
his death. The watchful care of low
ing parents and the skill of two ply
sicians availed nothing but the con-
ISOLATION that they did what they
could. Children's lives are so inter
woven in all true parents lives that
we can but know that this was not
an exception, but we would say,
Cheer up; your babe is better off. -
Jesus said, Suffer little children ia
come unto me and forbid them not. "
That same God gave you the bud and
he has called it unto himself. Sweet
and blessed thought that in the city
of God there are no Affections, no
sad heartaches, but sweet peace,
light and love-
Little Curtis body was taken to
Sumter county and laid to rest in
Liberty church cemetery by the side
of his little brother, there to await
the resurrection morning.
The last funeral rites were con-
Quoted by Elder R. H. jennings.
The little crib is empty now,
The little clothes laid by;
A mothers hope, a fathers JOY
In Deaths cold arms doth lie.
Go, little Pilgrim, to thy home
On yonder blissful shore.
We miss thee, but soon we'll come
Where thou hast gone before.
AUNTIE.