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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
BLEASE DISGRACES
SOUTH CAROLINA
His Actions and Words Denounced by the Governors
Conference and Many South Carolnians-
olutohs Repudiatng Bleases Utterances
Unanimously Adopted.

laughed.
what care 1 for your hisses?" he
asked. Then shaking his clenched fist
he shouted, "Hiss if you must; only
snakes and geese hiss"
O'NeaPs Resolution.
Governor O'Neal unloosed the
storm when he introduced the follow
ing resolution.
"This conference of governors does
not undertake to control the individ-
ual views of it's members upon any
questions of law or administration; it
declares that this government is
based upon the fundamental princi-
pie of law and order; that the con-
stitution of each State imposes upon
its chief executive the supreme duty
of taking care that the laws shall be
faithfully and equally enforced; that
it advocates all proper methods for
strengthening and simplifying our
methods of civil and criminal procee-
dure.
This conference protests against
any uiSpOSlItOn OF uJIeTalCeS Dy CnOSe
entrusted with the execution of the
law in any of the States of this union
which tends or could be construed as
tending to the encouragement or JUS
tification of mob violence or inter-
ference with the orderly processes Of
the law.
Governor Mann's Substitute Adopted
To this Governor Mann, of Virginia,
objected and offered the following
substitute, which was accepted and
adopted.
Resolved, that it is the sentiment
of the governors conference in ses-
sion at Richmond, Va, today that the
whole power of the several States
should be used whenever necessary to
protect persons accused of crime of
every kind against the violence of
mobs and to provide for speedy, or
derly and impartial trials by courts
of competent jurisdiction to the end
that the law for the protection of life
and property be duly enforced and re-
spected by the people"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
A More Lurid Account.

Richmond, Va, Dec 6.-"You can
all go to hell" With this remark Gov
ernor Cole L. Blease, of South Caro-
lima, today walked out of the Confer
ence of Governors.
His defiance followed the adoption
of resolution repudiating his utter
ances and position on lynch law, ex-
pressed in his speech yesterday.
The governors approved the resolu-
tion of censure by a unanimous vote.
The resolution was offered by Cover
nor Mann, of Virginia.
"While some of you will be plod-
ding along insconspicuous in your OBJ
scurity, forgotten by the people who
have honored you, because of your
fears, will be representing my glor-
ious old commonwealth in the United
States senate" said Governor Blease.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Union, S. c., Dec. 6, 1912.

Union, S. c., Dec. 6, 1912.
Dear Old Santa Claus:
l will write you a few lines
with pleasure to tell you what want
you to bring me. Please bring me
candy, apples, oranges, bananas, Mig
gertoes, English walnuts and raisins,
and please bring me little go-cart
and tea set l am just eight years
old and go to school.
Goodbye dear old Santa.
Your best little girl,
Jessie Farr.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
old and recommended by
ALL DRUGGISTS
A Gentleman.

A man that's clean inside and out,
who neither looks up to the rich nor
down to the poor; who can lose with
out squaling and win without brag-
ging; who is considerate of women,
children and old people; who is too
brave to lie, too generous to cheat
and who takes his share of the world
and let's other people have theirs
New York Sun.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
McNab-Sexton

The following invitations have been
received in Union and read with cor
dial interest:
Mrs. Sallie Anna McNab
requests the honour of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter
Daisy
to
Mr.. William Jefferson Sexton
on Wednesday evening
December the twenty-ffth
at six o'clock
Baptist Church
Barnwell, South Carolina.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
GOVERNORS CONDEMN
SOUTH CAROLINIAN

= Governor Carey, of Wyoming,
denounced Blease for Claiming a +
monopoly for South Carolina of
the respect of the white man for
women" Governor Hadley, of
Missouri, declared that the boor
of the conference hall as not a
clearing house for local and per-
sonal controversies" Governor I"
Goldsborough, of Maryland, de-*
clared that he stood solidly by
+ the resolution because it was a Il
matter of right. Governor Dix, of
( New York, thought it would be
most unwise not to adopt the res
olution. Governor O'Neal, of Ari-
zona, IN a ringing speech which
was drowned time after time by
applause, asserted his belief that
the entire conference had been
belittled by the South Carolina
governors remarks and that it +
was the sworn duty of every exc
cutive to uphold the law and the
enforcement of law. +
Richmond, Va, Dec. 6.-The gov
ernors' conference unanimously re-
pudiated today the recent utterances
of Governor Blease of South Carolina,
concerning the lynching of negroes.
BY vote of fourteen to four, it
adopted resolution declaring against
mob violence and for the impartial
enforcement of the law. The four gov
ernors who opposed the resolution
declared themselves as strongly en-
dorsing it's purport, but voted no, be-
cause they thought they had no right
to reprimand colleague.
Governor Blease himself, target of
the attack, hotly defended his con-
victions, snapped his fingers in the
face of his colleagues, told them to
Ego to it," declared he cared not a
whit what the conference said,
thought, did or did not do, and an
nounced that all the resolutions they
might ever adopt would never keep
him from the governors chair nor
from a seat in the United States sem
ate in 1915 or earlier. Four times
within as many hours, he asserted his
life had been threatened because of
him as little as the resolution.
his as little as the resolution.
Anonymous Letters to Blease.
The four threatening letters Cover
nor Blease> received were all anony-
nous. One was mailed in Richmond,
another in Washington, the third in
Louisville and the fourth in Pitts
burg. The Washington writer told
him he would pay the penalty if he
ever came to that city; the Pittsburg
writer said, "you will be taken to ac-
count on sight for your words;" the
Richmond and Louisville missives
were unprintable.
Governor Blease was taken to task
by dozen governors.
Blease Defies Everybody
To these declarations, Governor
Blease replied that he had been
quoted yesterday as saying "To hell
with the constitution" and that what
he said yesterday he repeated today
to all "the good governors here; to
all the governors of all the States, to
all the people of the United Sattes,"
Once when his voice was drowned in
a storm of Kisses he turned to the
galleries and to his colleagues and
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Carlisle, S. c., Dec. S. 1912

Carlisle, S. c., Dec. S, 1912.
Dear Santa,
I want you to bring me some
ribbon about two yards long.
l wish you to bring me doll piano
also jumping jack. Bring me all
kinds of fruit and box of candy.
l am nine years old and almost in
the fifth grade
l love you Santa.
From your little friend,
Margaret Pittman.
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Union, S. c., Dec. 6, 1912.

Union, S. c., Dec. 6, 1912.
Dear Old Santa Claus:
l will set myself down to write
you little letter to tell you what
want you to bring me. Please bring
be some candies and all kind of nuts
and raisins. Don't forget to bring me
a little buggy and horse hitched to
it and automobile.
Don't forget l am a little boy five
years old. Don't forget me old Santa.
Your little friend,
Benjamin Franklin Farr.
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Union, S. c., Dec. 6, 1912

Union, S. c., Dec. 6, 1912
Dear Old Santa Claus:
will write you few lines to
tell you what want you to bring me.
l am little girl seven years of age
and please bring me some candies
and all kind of fruits and nuts, and
don't forget to bring me little doll
carriage to ride my doll in.
This is all 1 will ask you to bring
me, you have so many little children
to go to see.
Your little friend,
Lunette Farr.
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Union, S. c., Dec. 9, 1912.
Dear Old Santa Claus,
Please bring me little
watch and little brother a watch too,
a little whistle, train and cars and
q bicycle like Hoyts. Bring little
brother q rocking chair and a go
cart. Bring me dense milk and lots
OF molasses for my ma won't buy me
none, and bring my little stove down
that's got the chimney on it and the
nanas and apples for sure do like
them. I forgot to tell you 1 want a
bell on my train. Ny name is
Broadus Pruitt
Monarch Mills.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
The Secret Terror

The haunting fear of sickness and
helplessness is the secret terror of the
working man. Health is his capital.
Kidney diseases sap mans strength
and vitality. They lessen mis- earning
capacity. Foley Kidney Pills bring
back health and strength by healing
the disease. They are the best medi-
cine made for kidney and bladder
troubles. The genuine are in the yell
low package. Refuse any substitute.
The Rice Drug Company.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Dec. 9Th, 1912.

Dear Santa Claus:
1 am little boy seven years old,
am good boy at school. Mama saws
=! am a right good boy. 1 want you
to bring me a bicycle, train, fire
crackers, sparklers and fruit.
Your friend,
Walter Reaves.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
BLEAsE POINTS TO
RACING LAW.

Opposed to Gambling, He Says, But
Not His Business to Go to Charles
ton and Stop It-Declares that if
Local Officers, Whose Duty it is to
See that the Law is Obeyed, Tell
Him Situation is Beyond Their Con-
troll, He Will Do His Duty.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
December a, 1912.

December 4, 1912
Dear Old Santa,
l am a little girl 2 years
old. / go to school every day and
study my books good.
Now, old kind Santa, I want you
to bring me nice little doll and a
nice locket and a tea set and all
kinds of nice fruits. Please don't for
get where live. I live on 1853 s.
Pinckney, Union, s. C.
Gladys Childers.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
December 7th, 191.

December 7th, 1912.
Dear Mr.. Rice:
Union, S. c.
Please tell Dear Old Santa Claus
to bring me Hohnerphone and some
apples, oranges, English walnuts, mig
ger ties and some raisins. I am a lit
tie boy eight years old. I will thank
him very much.
Claudio Harvey,
Santuc, S. c., r. F. D. No. /.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13

Many fellow puts up a bold front
with nothing more than fancy
waistcoat.
1t seems quite natural that a pull
will get man to the top quicker than
push.
Worldly ambitions often end in dis
grace and defeat.
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Dear Santa: am big boy nine
years old. I go to school too. am
good to help mama. Well, Santa,
want you to bring me an Indian suit
and train that runs on a track, and
fruits of all kinds and some fire works
and don'tforget where / live. So I
will close, hoping to see you soon.
BY By Santa.
Paul Childers,
Union, S. C.
168 s. Pinckney st.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13

Croupy Conghs and Wheezy Colds.
The quickest simplest way to rid
the children of dangerous croupy
coughs and wheezy stuffy colds is to
give them Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. 1t gives almost instant
relief and stops a cough promptly. 1t
soothes and heals. Contains no
opiates. The Rice Drug Company.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13

1t is a mistake to think that you
can use wagon stake in producing
beefsteak.
Be neighborly, and you will have
neighbors.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
Union. s. C. Dec a 10,

Union, S. c., Dec. a, 1912.
Dear Santa:
| am little girl seven years
old. l want a cross, and some fruits
and some candy and some nuts.
Your friend,
Myrtle Deason.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS.

Union, S. S., Dec. 4, 1912
Dear Santa:
l am little girl three years
old. Please bring me a doll and car
riage and tea set, an dsome of all
kinds of candy and fruits and nuts,
and little stove.
Your little friend,
Matte Sue Deason.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13

You can not lift up the people on
whom you look down.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-13

Union, S. c., Dec. q, 1912.
Dear Santa:
am a little boy nine years old.
l go to school. I want some of all
kind of fireworks, and I want an In
dian suit and watch and some of all
kind of nuts and some of all kinds
of fruits and some candy.
Your little friend,
HartSel Deason.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-27

bon Der aderei genug perltebt, uno
ortf Elm Boot iteuern fam, menll
ea nidt eerooe 81 org pebt.
Damn tpare ia ioueit aues in be.
iter Sronung, iaete @ottbolo; aber
nun Sic Sauptia6e: biit gu ibr oertl'
wirfli6 gut?
Sa, oas lit es ia man eben, er-
mioerte Soden na6oenfli6; uno iie
fat es mid geitern Ibeno ielbit ge'
froet, uno mas ionte id barouf ia
gen2
Die @obrbait, Soden, nar Sic
@abrbeit!
Sab' id oud, Serr @ottboIo, bo'
Re id aud eeiogt. 8is iebt nod
nidt, babe id seioet, uno oaroui
bat iie geladt uno eeiagt oas ida.
bete audi meiter ni6ts, bos fdnoe
iif aqes, menn Dos Sralten5immer
croentli6 unb ser @erl oroentlid
mare. limo id ioate Sic nur fro
gen, sic piiroen mir idon ridtigel
@ei6eio geben.
(GortIcuuno ioIgt.)
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Die sotenitabt pon Guatemala.

SIM noroliden 9eil Ser mittel=
omerifanii6en Mepublif Guatemala
lieeen, etma so &ilometer norblid)
bon Dem Spieeel oes 9eten-Sees
bie @uinen BON gifal, oas beribm-
teite uno mi1tigite Denfmal Der
urbepolferung oieier @egeno nidt
nur, ionoern aud gum meniglten
zines Der midtigiten in gano Wit-
telamerifa. Ser Blas lit ibmcr 5u=
gangli1, 90 IN einem unfreis BON
etma 70 &ilometern feline menl6lI-
DIE @obnung gu iinoen, oielmebr
aaes BON urmalo oi6t iiberwudert
tit. Sdon mebr als einmal limb
@elebrte Der @ltertums uno 8olfer-
funoe gu oieien ebrmiiroigen &ui-
men gepilgert, aber lire eigentli6
Dnrdforihuna 1T erit iett gu eli
mem gemiiien @bidluB gefommen,
naboem Die &arparo : uniberIitat
sic Mufgabe in Die Sano senommen
bat. Ole Seele bes unternebmers
par Seobert Waler, Der I'M Sabre
1895 gum erltenmal cine poae Wo-
DIE in Sifal 5ubradte. Die 5meite
expedition gins i'm Sabre 1904
Dor iid uno meilte iiber elm giertel-
iabr an oieiem Blas, uno apar
mdbreno Der beftigiten &egen5eit,
in Der mol Ole @efabr 0es @aiier-
maneels permieoen muroe, oafur
aber i'm tropiiden Walogebiet an-
oere @rifmerniiie auftraten. Seoen-
faas mar Die Musbeute 10 groB,
oaB ibre 8earbeitung cine Heibe
bon Sabren in 4niprub nabm uao
erit iest 5ltr 8croffentlidung zines
Itattlihen 9anoes iiber oieie Sui
nen gefiibrt bat. 9ieie umfoiien
flint Saupttempel, Ole bonn Sor-
ider uno ieinen iiingeren 8eglet'
tern genau ausgemeiien nno farto.
grapbiid aufgenommen mnroen.
@uBeroem muroe cine groBe 3obl
bisber unbefannter 0enflteinc NIT
SnIdriften entoeft, Die ialnntli6
ouf's iorefdltieite photographer
muroen. Die Sempelitoot ben Si-
fol muB uripriingli6 cine Slahe
ron 4-5 0uaoratfilometern elm
senommen boben, uno ein5elne 8e-
bauoe finoen lid nod in einem
@bitano BON 3mei ailometern. 0ie
gempel maren idmmtlid maiiiu aus
Stein gebaut unb rubten auf mod
tiaen Sodeln in Superintendent.
Ger mddtieite Der Sempeln errcit-
te ooour6 cine grbebung bon foIt
60 Metern uber Dem grobooen.
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: a ..

Coming morgen, nm bnlb elf
ubr, lit Der groBe Damn, Der Die
Smell @nIbeiton NIT Dem Geftlonoe
perbinoet, Der ngaufeDap", croft
net ipor6en. gountDridter Monn,
Der &nuptbefiirmorter oes 8aus,
oefien Gntfraft ul1o Offer in eriter
linie bic a~usfiibrltng oes groB-
arigem Werfes au oanfen lit, belt
cine furSe Mnfprade, in Der er ben
,Gauleiuap" benz BubIifum iibergab
II. @op. golquitt nabm, ebenfalls III
elmer fur8et Meoe ben 9au i'm Sea.
men oes Bublifums entgesen. Damn
fubr cine Meibe BON ungefabr 1000
Nutomobifen, in 6eren eritem @oi.
perneur GoIquitt, @ouperneur
Ml0rid BON Nebrnsfa, Staats.
Sdasmeiiter S. sc. Gomar6s nno
Sobn Geolp bon @albelton laben,
iiber ben Darnm. Nahmiittogs
funb elm Me6enftus itatt, IN Dem
Der @ouperneur, MaDor Giiber bon
@alpe5ton, Clarence Ouslep BON
Sort @ortb uuo g. 5. 9arris nott
@alpeiton iprahen. abenos muroe
an Der Weoh elm groBes Geuerfperf
abeebraunt nno i'm SoteI @alpe3
mnrbe elm gmpfang uno 8all abee.
boIten. Mit benz 9au oes
.gauiefpap" lit cine Socc CUR Nus
Hibrung seIanst, Die bpreits in
Ben piersiger Sobren beg rorieen
sQhrhun6erts auftaudte uno bas
mails Defenders an benz @alpcitoner
@rosfoufnann ct. Gpr, einem @ru-
Ger beg fran5oiiiden Warihaus ell
men tuurmen Jiiripreder fario. Snr
Musfibruitg fam es ieood nrdef ilno
efft i'm Sabre 1909 nobm man Ole
scsbee wieber auf. @m 6. Sn!I
1909 6ffueten bic gountp . Rorumil-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-27

Sur County StcmersK caeetSr
Sic uSreie Yreffe" lit autoriiiert,
Gerrn ]. Frank Gallagher

als &anoibat fir bas gmt bes Steuer>
Solicitors bon 8erar County bel Der
beboritebenoen bemofratii6en Yrimdr@
nabl an5utiinoiaen.
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Die BETTE @aare,

Mthts lit 10 tupgl gelttten,
@ie MittelmaRigfeit.
9ies @prt lit mnbeitrittem,
@obl tuabr, SIT manher Sett.
0ob britt man mG6lenb 6eitte =
@as man muir lpben fann 49,
ltnb fault ppr benz Gnti6eihe,
@emif baS Bette bamn.
Drum 6Gm6ler iifj bernii6e
Surh @aaren gut Mitb rein
Die &amfer anauaieIen,
Snr6 Ght6eit - nift bmrd Shein.
Slug mnk man bennud ,ua1len,
@ie nemlih i'd eria6.
Sd mill es germ ersablen,
WaS mnlangit mir gefdab.
Sd iag's sn metnem Gpbe,
Sd lie6 Elm gut @las &ier!
ODD crit ib tets erpube,
@eld' 8rGu 6ef5mmli6 mir.
tn6 pie ib iimgit prophetic,
8alb ba Mn6 hDrt, bal6 bier;
ltnb a4es a%msitubierte
Sast id sum SdfnHe mir:
Sd utuE in @abr6eit finben,
Sak aleid benz Gone Star 8ier
Sd feines fomnte ftnben,
9'rnm Iob ids mad @ebiigr.
sp weid nnb sart beim Srinfen,
Sif's bpdJ bun ftarfer 0raft.
S'rnm lakt int 9laie blinfen
Oen eblen @erfteniaft.
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L.ckdIes.
81 LII | /.


gs iino nur nod menige 60
ee biz gum S6luB oes Wonats.
Sir MAIDEN ale unicre 2eier oa-
rauf aufmerfiam, baB sic itdetil6e11
@terern Big gum lebten Gage oie@
ieg Monats, alio Bis 5ltm Sreitag,
be3ablt lein miiiien.
Sonntag na6mittog fano oos
iabrIihe aoniesi1ieBen BEG Sdii.
sengeieIidaft itott, oas itets am
9finsittage absebolten pirb. 0ie
R0niesuiiroe errang oies Mal Gus.
MItmmn, Der 8rdiioent Ser @eiea,
itaft, als ~apeitbeiter ging aug
Dem Bfineif-GreisidieBen CHARLES
9immong berpor, Der Die goloe1e
3itterlneoaiGe erbielt. Dos @einltat
oes Greibono-5 dieBens NOR foleen.
oes: 8. g. @neiia5, 209; gilbert
It'll, 1893; Gus. Qltmann, 1873,
Gus. Sepe, 100; @iGiam Sepe,
1872; GrnIt 5tepes, 1870; s. 8auff.
mann, 178; M. 2orena, III; 90.
Sdelper, 1866; 81. 4empt 1853; 81.
Stebes, 1862; 6. Seffel, 157, u.
Sepe, $50. Dog SdieBen nit auf-
eelegtem @eipebr botte folgenoes
MeiuItat: gilbert Stebes, 227; 81.
Rempt 226; q. 2orena, 223, g..
Altnann, 222;; .. 6. @ueiia5 221;
albert l1bI, 22t; 6. Simmang,
22O; @iniam &epe, 219; emanuel
Geffel, 217; Go. Seng, 216, Gus.
Sepe, PIC; Mrtbur @epe, 215; 90.
9reiB 2t1.
MugenbIidIid miro 6as on Bet
ode Ser S~if-gommerce- unb Der
Musf 6traBe gelegene speiitodige
Naditeingeb1u6e, bas iabrelang un-
ter benz Namen ySpringfielb
Souie" ols Sotel betrieben tpuroe,
abgeriifen, Inn einem @eihaftsbons
WIas gu MAIDEN. Dies Saus lit Ell
nes Ser aIteiten in iener @eeeno, es
trur6e 5u Mnfang ooer Witte Der
fiinfaiger Sabre gebaut uno Dar oo-
mails zines Der idoniten un6 itatt-
Ii1ifen in eona San Mntonio. Gs
geb0rfe einem 4aufmom Nomens
9oit Ser ieiner5eit an Ser Commerce
Strobe, in Ser M1e oes beute nod
ltebenoelt Somes'iden &ouics, Elm
grocerie @eiddft betrieb. Gr
itorb ieood idon Dor langen Sssabren
uno BAG Sous eine ipdter in oen
Belit Ser Gduailie &erff iiber nto
gebort iebt 90. &aIff & Bros. @ub
6as an Ser onoeren gde Der Dit
Commerce unb Musf 5traBe ite.
benoe einitodige &aus, IN benz iih
iett cine @aiderei uno anoerc
@eid1fte befinoen, lift alt. Sn ibm
uobnten emit gouaro Degener, Der
lpatere @ongreBrepraientant ilo
Der tidtige aunitmaler StDonsfp.
- Sonntag aben6, nm Is Mirtu.
ten nod fieben nbr, boben Die bet
ben ct. Coulter 2uftihiffer Sobm
Berrp uno gilbert bon 9offmann
nit ibrem eroBen 2uftballon bon
bier aus oie Sabrt angetreten, 6urA
Sic 1ie bic 2abm gropbde gepinnet
molten. lin oies 5u erreiden mir
fen fie m~inoeitens 1900 Weilen 1T
i.nunterbrodener Sabrt MAIDEN.
Ger Mufftieg eing 5iemlid glott bon
Gtatten. Gs iaben ibm ntsefabr
1000 Terionen gu.
Die MitgIieoer Der vJrea
Clinic bieIten Sonntag Nahmittag
cine gefammIung ab uno beI6loi-
fen, cine eifrige Mgitution in S5e-
ne 3a ieser, UNI $4,000 fir elm
freies Soipitnl mf5ubringen.
Die arteiian Belt 9abn, bic
fiir5liA BON s. 6. GiIoebraao ge.
fault Duroe, mir6 In ben 8eiib beg
enaliiden @pnoifots iibergeben, bob
Die can Mntonio, Modport &
Merican Wobn baier1 min.
SSn Sos angeles, Gal, finoct
am @amitag bic 9rauuns BON SRI.
grna Weprib NIT Germ 8alter
aieIbofer itatt. Die 9raut III cine
1pbter BON Germ M6oIf MepridJ,
Der friiber in unierer Staot fDobnte-
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Die 9amunen ber siimpfe

fms Mosquitos. SIR Sttd brinat
totli6e @alariafeime ms 8lltt, TO-
bes Sieber uno 56iittelfrolt folgt.
Ger Mppetit uno Die &rafte laiien
nah. Muf Malaria folgt oft totli-
der Sppbus. &ber electric Sit
ters totet Die Malariafeime uno
treibt iie aus Dem 8lute, giebt @ud)
Mppetit uno 4raft aurid. uNa6 Ian,
ger &ranfbeit", ibreibt @m. Sret.
tpel bon 2ucama, sc. g., uba6er
BRET Slaiden aues Walariagift oits
meinem Spitem bertrieben uno id)
BIN ieitoem in better @%eiunobeit.'
Das 8efte fir ale Magen-, 2eber-
uno Mierenfranfbeiten. SOC in aueE
Mpotbefen.
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Iram Norris siebt Grflarans iiber
ibrem Manm ab.

Mrs Morris mabt folgenoe or.
flaruns: vMeim Mann faufte eint
Glaihe Sunt's 2igbtning Oil fin
Mbeumatismus. CT mar oami'
Iber 5tpei Sabre lang geplagt. Oas
Mittel bilft ibm uno er glaubt, poll
ltdnoia furiert gu weroen. Wrs
Wouie Worris, Coolest, Sfla." gs
aiebt nidts geiieres fir @benma'
fismus, Weuralgie uno oergleiden.
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q II I + II I.

grbidaftsbalber miro Der am 10.
September in Berlin geborene
SER Srit 9eriten
biermit aufseforoert, fid ailf bent
Bureau oes 4aiierli6 Seutlden
&oniuls gu @alpelton gu meloen
ODER feline genaie aoreiie baloiglt
en3ugeben.
3ugleib iperoen ale Dieienigcn,
lpelhe bon Dem gegenmdrtigen Nuf.
entbolt bes Sbengenannten &ennt.
ris babeu, eriudt, mir bierpon GEE
fGnielt Mitteilung 81 MAIDEN.
@alpeIton, 9er., 5. 6. Wai 1912.
Ser Guilerli6e &oninl,
S6eiot.