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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
PLANS SPECIAL DAY
FOR THE FARMERS
TO HAVE REPRESENTATIO AT
CORN SHOW.
A Good Attendance is Expected-Ef-
forts Will Be Made to Attract
Large Crowd to Hear Ad-
dresses on Interesting
Topics.
('The State)

At conference here Yesterday.
plans were outlined for a National
Farmers Union day at the Fifth Ma
tional Corn Exposition here next
month. The matter was discussed
with exposition officials by E. W..
Dabbs, president of the South Caro-
lima Farmers union, who is very
much interested in the National Corn
exposition land who is anxious to have
every farmer in South Carolina visit
the exposition and study the educa-
tional exhibits.
Mr.. Dabbs left yesterday for Raj
eigh, N. c., where he will attend a
ers' union. While in Raleigh he will
have conference with C. S. Barrett
of Atlanta, president of the National
Farmers union, relative to Farmers
Union day at the exposition and it is
expected that arrangements will then
be perfected for this event.
1t is planned to devote one day of
the exposition programme to the Ma
tional Farmers union. Addresses on
topics OF special interest to the union
and it's members will be made by
speakers selected by union officials
and special programme will be ar.
ranged. This feature will be brought
before the Farmers union organiza-
tions throughout the country, and
steps will be taken to insure repre-
sentative attendance from each State
union.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Death of Mrs. J. L. Perry.

Mrs. j. l.. Perry died Saturday
night at her home in this city, and
was buried the following day in the
City cemetery, Revs. l.. l.. Wagnon
and A. o. Allison conducting the exer-
cises.
She is survived by her husband, one
son and four daughters. She was 81
years of age.
Mrs. Perry was devout christian
and her life was one of fidelity and
service.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Death Of Miss Martha williams,

Miss Martha Williams died Tuesday
night at the home of her nephew, Mr..
G. A. Johnson, West End, Union, and
was buried the following day in the
City cemetery.
Miss Williams was sc years of age.
She was a native of Union county and
was woman of most exemplary life.
She. has large number of relatives
throughout the county.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Officers Elected.

Maple Camp No. 1923 w. O. w. at
the Excelsior Knitting Mill at it's regu-
lar meeting Monday night elected the
following officers for next year:
{. c., j. F. Hart; A. l.. Thos. Clark;
banker, R. S. Blalock; clerk, G. W..
Hollingsworth; escort, j. H. Gibbs;
physician, DR.. o. l.. P. Jackson;
watchman, Luther Hollingsworth;
sentry, Broadus Kirby; manager, B.
Wardell
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Miss CuretOn Leaves Union.

Miss Lucy Cureton, who has been
doing work under the State Mission
Board for several years, will leave
Monday for her home in Greenville to
stay until next fall. Miss Cureton
since coming to Union has endeared
herself to wide circle of friends,
who appreciate the noble work she
has done and regret exceedingly that
duty calls her elsewhere.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
r. A. Masons Elect Officers.

The elected and appointed officers
of Poinsett Chapter, No. 16, R. A. M.
were installed on Friday night, Dec.
9Th, for the ensuing year:
E. w. Stone, H. P; T. S. Perrin
X; l.. M. Jordan, s.; B. G. Peterson,
c. of H.; B. F. Aston, Jr., r. A. c.;
M. M. O'Shields, P. S.; L. c. Whar-
ton, M. of 1st w.; Jno. l.. Eison, M
of End "; j. H.H Wilburn, M. of 3rd
"; c. b. Sparks, Treasurer; J. F.
Walker, Jr., Secretary; Jno. d.
Charles, sentinel.
After the installation sumptuous
supper was enjoyed by all, and the re-
ception committee, is to be congratu-
lated upon thei. efforts.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Willard jenkins.

MIR. Robert Jenkins, of Santuc, was
married to Miss Kate Willard of the
same place on Sunday, Dec. 8, 1912.
The young couple were quietly mar
ried at the residence of Rev. l.. l..
Wagnon of Union, the officiating min
ister. Only a few intimate friends
were present.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Mr.. Frank Sanders Married.

Miss Mary Segars and Mr.. Frank
Sanders were married Saturday even
ing at the residence Of the brides pa
rents at McBee.
Mr.. Sanders is a son of Ex-Sheriff
>. w. Sanders, and has many friends
throughout Union county, whose good
wishes will follow him.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
35 YEARS IN PRISON
FOR SIDNA ALLEN
WESLEY EDWARDS, HIS NEPHEW
GIVEN 27 YEARS.
Sidna Allen is Convicted of Volun-
tary Manslaughter in Second
Trial and Pleads Guilty
In the Third
Case.

Case.
Wytheville, Va, Dec 11-Thirty
five years in the penitentiary is the
penalty Sidna Allen will pay for the
part he played in the shooting up OF
Carroll county court house on the
fourteenth of March last, when five
persons, including the presiding
judge, the sheriff and the common
wealth's attorney, were killed by
members of the Allen clan, and a
number of others wounded. Aliens
nephew, Wesley Edwards, will spend
27 years in the penitentiary.
These two sentences were the re-
suit of a compromise this afternoon
following verdict of voluntary
manslaughter in the case of Sidna
Allen for the murder of Common
wealth's Attorney William M. Fos-
ter, the jury fixing the penalty in
that case at five years Imprisonment.
Allen already had been found guilty
of second degree murder at for
mer trial for the killing of Judge
Massie, for which he had been SEN
fenced to Is years in the peniten-
tiary, and the other indictment pend
ing against him for the murder of
Sheriff Webb, was compromised by
letting him plead guilty to second
degree murder and take a 15-years'
sentence, the combined sentences
making 30 years. Three indictments
against Wesley Edwards also were
compromised, he taking sentence
of nine years Imprisonment on
each.
Nine Favored Acquittal.
In the second trial of Sidna Allen,
which ended today, nine of the jurors
on the first ballot stood for acauit-
tai, and the other three for murder
in the second degree. Following their
discharge, the jurors in an interview
declared that not one \ of them
thought the evidence presented by
the state was sufficiently strong to
y.
This ends, so far as the courts are
concerned, tragedy which was
without parallel and which stirred
the country from one end to the 9TH
er. On the fourteenth of last March,
following the conviction of Floyd AL
len, of an offense which would have
sent him to the penitentiary for one
year, members of the Allen family,
clannish mountaineers, opened fire
on the court officials. At the first
volley Judge Thornton L. Masie fell
mortally wounded, and when the
smoke had cleared away Sheriff
Webb and Commemorative Attorney
Foster also were found dead On the
following day one of the three ju-
rors, who were shot, died of his
wounds, as did also Miss Bette Ay.
ers, who had been witness against
Floyd Allen.
Summary of Trials.
Floyd Allen was arrested on the
day following the tragedy, being toe
badly wounded to escape. The arrest
of the others implicated in the
shooting following at various inter.
walls, the two men who fate was
decided today having been the last
caught.
Of the six men who have been
convicted of completely in the shoot.
ing, two-Floyd Allen and his sor
Claude-are under sentence OF
death, while the four others-Sidns
and Friel Allen, and Wesley and
Sidna Edwards-have each beer
given long terms in the penitentiary
Victor Allen, son of Floyd, was &C.
quilted, and Byrd Marion was dis.
charged because of lack of evidence
against him.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Death of a Little Girl.

Lunette the three-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Bobo, died
at the parents home, West End, Un-
lon' Tuesday night and was buried
the following day in the city ceme-
terry. The burial was conducted by
Rev. J. A. Anderson and Rev. A. O.
Alison.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Earthquake at West Springs

Our correspondent at West Springs,
Mr.. Thos. j. West, proned us the
news Saturday of an earthquake
shock felt in that community shortly
after two o'clock in the afternoon.
Many citizens testified to having felt
the shock distinctly.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Duncan-Fitt

The following invitation has been
issued:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cary Duncan
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Medora Eleanor
to
Mr.. James Turner Fitten
Saturday afternoon, December 28th
at five o'clock
At Home
Union, South Carolina
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Davis-Davis.

Mr.. j. d. Davis and Miss Marie
Davis, both of Union, S. :, were united
IN the bonds of holy matrimony, at
the residence of the bride at Union,
December 6, 1912, by Rev. l.. l..
Wagnon.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13

Mr.. John E. Jeffries, of Gaffney,
was in Union Thursday on business.
Mr.. w. T. Stokes, of Santuc, was
in Union Thursday on business.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Negro Badly Cut by Another.

"Yank" Jeter was badly cut about
the head and neck by Anthony Rice,
Saturday night. Both men are COL
ored. Rice is out on a $500 bond.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Services at Mt. Vernon.

Services will be held at Mt. Vernon
Presbyterian church on the 4th Sun
day afternoon, December 90, instead
of the third Sunday afternoon as
heretofore. The services will begin
at 3 o'clock.
j. F. Matheson,
Pastor.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13

Bob Ammons, Syrian, who works
in the store of A. Kerhulas, was
struck over the head with bottle by
Sam Black Saturday night. The
wound was not serious.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
When Schools Close for HOLIDAYS.

The city schools will close on De-
cember goth for the Christmas holi-
days and will open again on January
9th, 1913
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13

grand lodge conducted by those who
were in favor of following the exam
pie of many other States in adopting
such an amendment.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13

A woman would rather not know a
secret than not have anyone to tell it
to.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-07-04

9rGfSent: @OOSrOtu &ilIOn BON
Stem Syeriep.
@iseprGTOent: SBOmas u. War
Ibaa.
Baltimore, SO D., 2. Snli.
Die aonoention bat iidb en0lih per-
toot nod Dem beim as. Ballot
@ooOrDm gSilIDn,o er iesige 8oil-
perneur 6es Staotes gtem SSerieD, NIT
$50 Stinmen, gegn 84 Stinmen
fir Champ Glort, nonlinirt mnroe.
Die 9eleqaten pon @tiliouri, Delhe
treu su Champ @lorf gebalten bnt-
ten, IteIlten ben glntrug, Die gtomina.
tion ei1itimmig 5u MAIDEN, mas I'M.
ter 3ieienopplous oud geid)db. 8os
perionli6e gintreffen bon Gbnnlp
GIarf ouf Der Gonpention fonnte
Das GeIiiltat ouh nid)t an0ern. so
bolo es befannt fpuroe, ooB iih ald
SSllinois fir 3ilion ertlore, mar
oos 8eiuItat Der glbitimmlrng niht
IGnger mebr in 3peifel, 5llnlal Der
8oriiber Der 9elegoten BON glabamn
I'M geamen oes 8r6ii0entibaftstdnoi-
0oten llnoerpooo oelien 9unoioatur
5uriid3og, 6a goieier ben @rfolg Der
oemofrotiiden 8ortei ii6er perionli-
den gbr9ei5 Itelle."
9lIs 0as Geililtot betannt Duroe,
itron1ten bon allen Seilen 0es Sun-
0es @ratltldtionsoepei6en IN ods
Sous BON 8ooororp @ilion, ruelher
Ser 4onnention fern geblieben mar.
9lIs 8i5eprait0ent murOe
6aln, am 3. SSuli. Der iesige @orl-
perneur SbOmas %. Rariball (pon
SSnoiana, elm liberal geIinnter Wonn
meIder benz 8euti6tum BON Sn0ia-
no ieine @ouuerneurspabl 5u ber-
0anfen bat -8ie Sdriftl.) noninirt
9ie termination par iniofern cine
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-07-04

3ielt nno 0ie 9elegoten iino bon
Der 9ibe, 9lufregung lmo oen nielen
fhlnfloien gtdften Dem 3nitono Der
@rih0pflng nnbe. g8oooroip g9il.
ion er5ielte am 0fontog ltetige @e-
minne iiber Champ &lorf. Beiin 80.
Ballot brodlte er es ouf 5021a Stim-
men. (3ur domination fin0 1876
Stimmen erforoerlib.)
@ouperneiIr 8ilion gob am Sonn-
tag glbeno cine @rfl1rlng nb, in mel
der er ieine @riinoe oarIeete, Die
i'm peronIaIien, mdbren0 oes aon-
perlts Baltimore fern5ubleiben.
Serr 8ilion finoet, Dab es OILS
elm 3ei6en Der llngeouIo gelten fon-
te, lpeEm er perionIi6 Dor Dem Som
Deute eridiene, I'M oieien fir iih
Su intereiiiren. gr babe nienals Die
Abiiht gebobt. 0ies 8u Inn.
3ieIe 9euBerllngen fino 0arnnf
berehnet, eine non 6reiIuoen oes
@ouoerneurs Dor einigen Sagen url-
qereate geipegung ob5id6IieBen,
meIhe 0oranf ob5ieIte. Bilion
3u peranloIien, Dor oem aonpelIte 81
erI6eineu. Woilenboft iino bel Bil-
ion 5eIeglnmme eingetroffen. neIhe
ibm eineu loIden Shritt oringenO
nnbe legen.
geIonoers erfrent lit Serr @illon
ooriiber, bnB ieine gnbdnger ibn
oesbolb nnteritiiben, neil lie milien,
ooB fie 0oourh aud fir elm Rrinsip
eintreten. BerIonIibe Mnbdnelighfeii
ais 9riebfeoer piir0e er 1iiht MIN
ihen.
slnsOriidiib erfI1rt iih @ouber.
nenr @ilion alih gegen Stimmen'
(5ortieblng auf 5palte 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-07-04

Die oemOfratiidc IatiOnalcOnbentiOn nOmtntrt
gSoOOrom @ilIOn
sb. u. SNartbau pOn Snbiana gieeprdfIbeut

erfl1rt, OoB er in oieiem Sale 8anl-
mann onltGnoig bebonoeln tperoe.
gluf 9rpons Bitten tat i6 onIlelbe
NIT Bob" Suaibon bon Sylinois
lmo Der Searit SSnttion. llno ipie
reimt Iid Dies mn nit Der Soltung
9rpans In 8oltimore?"
Gieie @rfl1rung &ettigretps erreg.
te cine lol6e Seniotion, ooB Der 9luf.
trog erteiIt ipur0e, Die 9lngaben Bet-
tigreius 5ll peroffentIihen.
Champ Glarf ebenfnlls bitter gegen
8rgan
geohoem ser geidlogene &nn0iOot
Champ Glart ieinen Sreunoen fir
lire treue llnterItiisung geonnft bat.
te, erfldrte or: ,SbiDobl i'd, our6
meine Bfli6ten oils Spreher Oes
Sollles perbinoert puroe, mid dftio
on Der 9nmpagne 81 beteiligen, err
belt i6 oennoh 100000 Stimnen
Wlaiorit1t in 6enielben Stooten, in
oenen gSilion iproh, iln0 id bate
auf 80 Stintmen gfebrbeit iiber
@ilion in Der &onnention. Illein er
nuroe nominirt uno id) meroe glaes
in meinen arGften @f0gli6e tiln,
nm ibn i'm SerbIt 5u unteritiisen.
SD itri6 nienols oas oenotratiihe
Eidet lmo gboltete" ni6 ME uno bin
elm 5u alter politiid)er SoIoat, Inn
nidt Die 4riegsentiheioung 5u oc.
ceptiren."
SD oerIor sic Domination Ie6ig-
lid ourh 0ie 3dnfe uno bosipiIligen
8erIeumoungen 8rDons. SbipobI Tie
neritedte uno beirnli6e iporen. toten
iie oenno6 ibre t0tIihe 8irfung.~
Baltimore, Wo., 1. SuIi.
gluf) belte puroe tros AZ glbitim.
mlmgen, nod feline gtoninotion er.
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groBe lleberraidutg, oIs man ollge-
lnein 0ie Domination ben @oup.
cSobn 8urfe BON georo 9ofoto erspor.
tet bate iu1o oieler BON 8rDon beDor.
5ugt por0en ipar.
GrfIGrnng grpaHs
sd bin Ser beitimnten Meinung,
ouB ole SanOlungsmeiie Der aonpen.
tion oas 2an0 befrie0igen miro. Die
Gteauug BON @oup. @iIion gegen
ben temporGren gorfiter 9llton Bar
fer mar Der @enoepunft IN oieier Sam
poone 9ieIes eanS 1T prOgreliin.
TaIt sic geioute oeinofratilhe Sdrs
tel 1mo mebr als Die Sdlfte Der re-
publifouijden 4drtei lit progrentn.
gltrdl Die Sanolunesmeiie Der aorl'
nenfion lit 0ie 0DtiuenOigfelt einer
Dritten Gartri iuessefallen. &rogrel-
fine Nepublifoner peroen iid gereHf'
fertiat fiiblcn. lDegn unierer Ylat-
form Die 0emofrotiihe Bortei 5n iIil-
terltiiben NaiiBte id bellte Oas sSdbl-
re5uItot beltimnen. 10 Diiroe id 10.
oen DoB mir eine Sfimmenmalorltnt
pon minSeitens sipei WsilliOnen bober
ioLten un6 eiue geiDaltige 9aajoritai
0es GIeftoralpotunls."
ORIGINATOR @ettisrelug idlarfe Nm
arifFc aeeen grpan
gr.Genntor 81. s.. 4settigrefp Don
Glib 3dfotd EN- ousgeiprodener Nm
h1noer pom Champ Glorf, oetBelft
n idnr5en g8orten 8rnaus s&eufe'
Ieia aeaeniiber 8oB 0iurpbD por
glelp gDrf: ,.8rpon bnt MIDI Dor !
cSohrell iel5er aebeten. ols er Oh
Wonainotio.t eritrebte, Die nnterltil
hlinq DeHelben Murpbp su Iibern mn
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-07-04

gginnipeg Gan., 2. Syuli. Die
Staot u 8egina, Cost, lit BON ei-
nem berbeerenoen 8irbelIturm beirn-
geIudt poroen tpelbem 5nblreide
Wienidenleben gum Spfer gefoaeu
limo uno Der einen mnteriellen Shd.
Den nngerihtet bat, pelfer iih 0er-
5eit nod gor ni6t abieben lGBt. gr
betrdgt miilOeltens $5,000,000.
Sie Sptcn
8is6er fonnten foIgenoe oufgefun.
oene 2eihen ioentifi5irt Der0en:
s. S. 8rpnn, @eihdftsfiibrer Ser
Sbore & @noerion Co.; S. Scott,
George Granen, 5rou Guthrie, SSrau
B. e. Mc0onaIO, 5rnu 2ogie uno
9ino, 5rnu s. 6. Wecaop un0 5pei
9in0er, 5raii 5reo Sinoson, Ssunes
Sinoion, 9feo. 9etpis Souie, Serr
uno Srou 8lonfborn, 5rou g8iQiam
SboU. Sobn 6ergiion, 2ourence
Scotsman 10 Sabre oft; slrtbur
3ouaIoIon, 8. @rep, 8m. W1cM1rroo,
@m. Grabb, Charles 9pnn, fSrau
RcGougal um6 orei 3oater, SO. s.
8iliou, 70. s. Geita60 uno 6rau $.
glpre.
Die &erlrbten
Die SerIesten. iopeit man iie
6isber fnno, iino folgen0e:
Srou q. $. @oroon, Glen g9pfins,
Jrou SoImes, Srnu SuIan Solmes,
5rou Graham, Settle Graham, Games
Souids, SSrnii u. Bruce. 9lIer 3obert.
ion, Serr 9tc4egnp. 2ois Bates, 6.
gronfborn 5rant @oriton, Carl 4ei-
tier, S. q. Sooion, Snmes Dunn,
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Qrt11tttre1. 81
&egina, Salf. (GanaOO bon berBeerenOem
@irbeltnrm beimgein6t

5rou Sames Gnnu, gera q. Saltn.
oers.
9ie aataitropbe
Ser @irbelItllrm folgte einem
Gag. Der reid mar an @elpittern.
8ros0em befnnoen li6 5abIreihe
2ente nuf ben reid geidnliidten
StraBeu, 0o Der 8ominiontag qe-
feiert Der0en ioate.
3piihen ser If. un0 is. StraBe
tuuroeu 300 SGuier serIt6rt. Sehs
groBe @etreiOeipei6er fieIen Dem
entfeiielten gIemente gum Spfer
9 d 8 bunoert 5amiIien in
3egina iino oboahIos. Gin.
seine 8r6noe, ole ipGbreno 6es Ser
Diiitungsperfes entiton0en, tonnten
gliifIideripeiie raid geIoi6t neroen.
gfit benhtensperter Bromptbeit
lit man iogIeih an oie gerarnqs-
mo 8ettitngsarbeiten geidritten. Die
Soipitnler ertpieien iid ols b6aig ulif
Der 9obe Der 3eit Itebeno.
Silfe Der GegiernHg
Yrenlier Scott beriet NIT 6em
giirgermeiIter Mfcglrd umo erfldrte,
ooB Die &egieru1g oen itd6tiihen ge.
boroen borIdufig $4,000 3ur Ser.
fiiglrng iteIlen per0e, un0 6aB we:s
tere giittel fIiiiiig genlaht neroen
ioIlen, menn iib Dies fiir notig er-
meiien Diiroe.
3ie goIi5ei betpa6t oie &uinen,
uno es limo S6ritte eingeIeitet NOR
0en INN Die Drills, peIde iif Oer5eit
I'M Eager SeIuea befinoet, 5uriid5u.
6erufen.
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Baltimore aunuentiun
(ifortiebllrta pon spnLte p

t5Sortlebltitg BON Spalte p
id)ader ieoer glrt. geriprehunqen
ioIlen IN feinem Sale gegeben mer-
ben.
Ter berotenoe un0 8oasuasaus-
! ibuB Glart's un0 Die 9l6georoneten
Der diIsgeiprodenen gIarf-Stooten
bielten ibrerieits ebenfaQs cine Si-
tung uuo beiprnfen &Idne, INN Dem
Spre6er ourd Did uno 9iinn our
Seite 81 6leiben.
Gen TeIeguten tpuroe mitgeteilt,
bob gIart beidlIoiIen babe, ben
anmpf peiter5ufiibre1i, un0 Iie pur-
ben ouh oringeno eriud)f felt 5u
bleiben, bis ihlieBlid Die Domination
errlmgen lei.
@ilion bat, tros ieines Itetiaen
8eminns an Stimmen nit elmer
| itarfen Sppoiition 5u t1rnpfen Iei-
tens ioI6er 9eIegoten, Ole iidb ener.
giib gegen Die 9luffaiiling ltr1uben,
on6 9rpan eine 9lrt 8etogeipolt
nus5iiiiben berehtigt iein ioa. Die.
| ie Serren gInuben, 0aB Der 8ou-
perneur BON Reip SSeriep es mogli.
herpeiie 5u elmer WanioritGt brin.
gen meroe, odB er nber @lnrt's an.
banger ni6t geniigeno nie0erriugen
fonnte.
Baltimore, Mo., 90. SUM-.
Cine ifeinbar lin5erItorbore Sperre
| lit in Der 4onoention in Baltimore
olifgebnllt tporoen, ltn0 nod bel Der
26. @bitiuutltng mar Ser Stnno-
puntt Der perid)ieoenen in Troge
fommenoen &onoioaten 10 tpenig
nerdnoert. ooB fem gnoe db5llieben
mar. eSn Der beiitigen Sisung ere
tpedte 8iainm s. 8rpnn cine 5tDeite
SenIdtion, iloem er bel eiiter BIB.
| thinning unter ben Stoaten, nls
geebrasto nilfgerifen wuroe, Die
4onbention bnIb oo5u 5tpong, cine
grflGrlmg iiber feline Stimme on5u-
b0ren. 8ieIe Sroteite eegen 0ieie
9lbIiht tpuroen lollt. 9fufe .nuBer
Sronnng" un0 3ii6en permiihter
ii6 NIT Dem 8eifol, bis es Dem gee.
brasfnner en0lid) gelang. lid @e-
b6r 5u oerif,ofIen. Gr erfldrte Damn,
oaB er feline Stin1me o lon g
BON glarf fernbaIten 10 ii r D e,
mie 0erielbe BON gsem Oorf un-
ter It'll e piir0e gselIe BroteIte
mnroen I1ut, aber 8rDan filbr fort,
Dab er me0er nit Yiurpbp nod nit
Den Mnb1ngern @torgans. 8elmonts
ooer Gnons gemeininnle Sadle nla-
/ d,en iuolle. 8ounerneur Yfe9 orfle
fraqte 8rpon, Oh er feinen 4anoi-
oaten lnterltiiben iuiirOe, fir ben
9eetp gorf itinute. 8rpan iogte,
0aB Dieie SSrage ltnbere1tigt lei
uno ols mou Damn tpeiter auf ibn
einorong uno ibn frogte, Oh er Der
nomiairten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten nidt unterItiiben tpiiroe, fnIS
oiefer 9fetD Dorfs Stinlmen erbaI-
ten babe, ontiportete 9rDnn, 0oB e
cine llnterlbieO mare, oh elm sln-
malt NIT einem 8erbreher genHefrl-
lame Code mode, ODER oh er ibu
nodh benz begonaenen 8erbreheil
perteioioe. Sier fiel Sobn g. anor
9lIabomo, NIT eifem beftigen An-
griff auf 8rpan eifl, un0 erflorte
OoB grnon nid3ts tpeifer t1te, ols
oie Qcnpention It0ren inlo Bob ieitl
slreument atBer Sronnng lei
gsid)tg0eitoipeniger fllbr Der 9ieoneI
fort luo erfldrte idIieBIidl. 0aB eI
| iest Su ieiner 5tpeitem 3abl iiber-
i ginge inlo fir @ilion ftinunen mir.
Sc. 2onae onierfe es, bis Die Sro-
rntng tuieoerbergeitellt mar ilu0 nlau
NIT ben itereotppen 9lblhmmlmger
Ocn ueiiem begi1nen fonTte.
IL Eenot0r g9iIiom 8. Stone bon
/ Nliiiomrt iailote 9eIegralnrne an 0it
fSouDernelrc, 0armon. MlarIbnu
II (6prtiebla9 aiif Seite s.