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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
State OF South Carolina,
County OF LaurenS

Notice is hereby given that the
General Election for State and Coun-
ty OincerS Will be held at the voting
precincts prescribed by law i'm said
County, on Tuesday, November 5. 1912
said day being Tuesday following the
flrst Monday in November, as prescrib-
ed by the State Constitution.
The qualification for suffrage:
Managers of election shall require
OF every elector Offering to vote at
any election, before allowing him to
vote, the production of his registration
certificate and proof of the payment
of all taxes, including poll tax, assess
ed against him and collectible during
the previous year The production of
certificate or of the receipt Of the
officer authorized to collect such taxes
shall be conclusive proof of the pay
ment thereof
There shall be separate and distinct
ballots at this election for the follow
ing officers, to-wit: Cd Governor and
Lieutenant Governor (2) Other State
Officers; (3) Circuit Solicitor; ca
State Senator; (5) Members of House
of Representatives (6) County Officers
On which shall be the name or names
OF the person or persons voted fol-
office for which they are voted.
There shall be separate boxes in
which said ballots are to be deposited
and each ballot box shall be labeled in
plain Roman 'ottor with the office or
officers voted for.
Whenever a vote is to be taken on
any special question or questions a
box shall be provided properly labeled
for that purpose, and the ballots there
for on such question or questions shall
be deposited therein.
Before the hour fixed for opening the
polls Managers and Clerks must take
and subscribe the Constitutional oath.
The Chairman of the board OF mana
gers can administer the oath to the
other members and to the Clerk; a
Notary Public must administer the
oath to the Chairman. The Managers
elect their Chairman and Clerk
Polls at each voting place must be
opened at o'clock a. m. and closed at
4 o'clock p. M, except in the City OF
Charleston, where they shall be op-
ened at a. m. and closed at p. m.
The Managers have the power to
fill a vacancy, and II none Of the Man
ayers attend, the citizens can appoint
from among the qualified voters, the
Managers. who, after being sworn, can
conduct the election.
At the close OF the election, the
Managers and Clerk must proceed pub
licly to open the ballot boxes and
count the ballots therein, and contin-
ne without adjournment until the same
is completed. and make statement
OF the result for each office and sign
the same. Within three days thereaf-
ter, the Chairman of the Board, or
some one designated by the Board
must deliver to the Commissioners Of
Election the poll list. the boxes con
tanning the ballots and written state
ments OF the results or the election.
At the said election separatc boyoo
Will be provided at which qualified
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16

Joint Resolution Proposing an
Amendment 10 Article X of tho Con
stitution, by Adding Thereto Section
10, To Empower the Towns of Gafr-
ncy and Woodruff and Cities of
Chester and Georgetown to Assess
Abutting Property for Permanent
ImnrpNpmnnt
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16

Cross Hill-Carroll Nance. Hugh
Fuller, John Rudd
Renno-S. w. Dean. f.. p. Weir, j.
y. Gary.
Ora-O. c. Hunter. T. p Byrd. Dave
McClintock.
l.angston Church-W. f. Wright. j.
Wilson Blakoly, Martin Poole.
The Managers at each precinct
named above are requested to delegate
one of their number to secure boxes
and blanks for the election from w.
L. Crews clerk, at Laurens. on or ar-
ter Friday, November |.
j. NJ. CANNON.
j. G.. MCDANIEL.
l., B. BLEASE
commissioners of State and County
Elections for Laurcns County, S.
G.
October 10, 1912.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16
CORN EXPOSITION POSTERS.
Being Distributed All Over the United
States. Large Crowds Expected,

Colubia, Oct. 12.-Twenty thousand
posters of artistic design and execu-
tion, printed in eight colors, will be
posted conspicuously throughout the
Southeast during the next few weeks
to call attention to the Fifth National
Corn Exposition here next January
and Fabruary. The design selected by
the Exposition management was that
submitted by Mr.. Bristom Adams. a
Washington artist, and it is believed
to be the most effective poster ever
gotten out by the National Corn En-
position. Leading railroads ,of the
Southeast have offered their services
in the distribution of the posters, and
nave agreed to post them throughout
their respective territories. Individ-
uals who wish to place some Of these
posters cOnspicously can obtain copies
by applying to the Exposition manage
ment at Columbia.
In addition to the excellent educa-
tional facilities which compose the
Exposition, this event will afford an
unparalleled opportunity for the gath
ering together of thousands Of people
from many sections OF the country,
together with the various attractions
incident upon crowded streets, carni-
walls, gala days and other pleasures of
a social nature. With the State Leg
islature in session, South Carolina will
be offered an exceptional opportunity
to see their State government in op-
Grafton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16

OLD TIME MARRIAGES.

y o
For the next four months there will
be marrying all over the state The
weddings of this day and time differ
much from what they were one hun
dred years ago
Then there were no showers, no
long practice by the musicians, no
cart loads of presents, on automobiles,
no array Of fine clothes, and no di-
vorces to follow
A citizen of Cherokee County re-
ports how his father and mother
were married about a hundred years
ago. The groom that was to be had
worked his farm and had a years
supply of meat and corn on hand. He
also had a good horse and his farm
ing tools. He had saved a few dol
lars to carry him through the next
year.
When the day came to marry he
put on his best homespun clothes.
mounted his horse and rode to the
brides home where a few friends had
assembled. The ceremony was per-
formed, the wedding dinner enjoyed
and the "infare" followed next day
at his fathers home. When the bride
left her home. she rode off on a fine.
well groomed horse, belonging to her
father. All the guests rode horse
back or walked.
The third day, instead of honey
moon trip abroad, the bride and
groom went to their own home. The
furniture consisted of his bed given
by his mother, and the brides bed,
with the quilts, sheets and counter
panes she had made with her own
hands.
Our Cherokee friend reported that
he had heard his mother say that
she cooked her first meals with two
skillets, small pot and oven. That
was about all the cooking utensils on
hand. There were two or three extra
chairs, perhaps. A water bucket and
washpan filled out the kitchen bill of
furniture. That is the way hundreds
of couples began life q century ago.
There was as much love and real
satisfaction in such homes then as
brides and grooms find in steam
heated and we'll lighted houses these
days.
Ii is doubtful whether present mar
rage methods, with all their pomp
and parade, furnish any better men
and women than the former simple
ones did. A few persons in the up
country in that day could afford car
riages, but it was a rare sight to see
one. Men and women rode horse
back. and it was very usual to see
wife or daughter riding behind hus-
band or brother when horses were
scarce.
You young people who take rides in
"hug gme-tight" buggies and automo-
biles do not understand how hard it
was to hold hands or say sweet things
when riding horseback. You do not
know the methods of cutting out"
!practlced by young men when they
would ride up and take possession Of
another fellows girl.
There was no throwing OF rice and
told shoes for luck then, there was
none Of the rough treatment given to
the brides and grooms which is ad-
ministered now in some places.
The simple marriages and the sim
pile life gave the country sturdy
enduring population which has sur
1t Is ay.-Spartanburg Journal.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16

II you have young children you
Lave perhaps noticed that disorders of
the stomach are their most common
ailment. To correct this you will find
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
let's excellent. They are easy and
pleasant to take, and mild and gentle
in effect. For sale by all dealers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16

Sick headache is caused by dis
ordered stomach. Take Chamberlain S
Tablets and correct that and the head
aches will disappear. For sale by all
dealers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16

taken thereon, and be submitted u the
qualified electors of the Sta,o at The
next general election thereafter for
representatives. to-wit: Add the fol
lowing section to Article y OF the Con
stitution, to be and be known as Sec.
ton 14a:
Section Tia. The General Assembly
may authorize the corporate authori-
ties OF the cities OF Charleston and
Beaufort to levy an assessment upon
abutting property for the purpose OF
paying for permanent improvements
on streets and sidewalks mmcdiately
abutting such property; Provided. That
said improvements be ordered only
upon the written consent of two-thirds
OF the owners of the property abut-
tlng upon the street, sidewalk, or part
OF either, proposed to be improved
and upon condition that said corporate
authorities shall pay at least one-half
OF the costs of such improvements
Sec 2. That those electors. at the
said election, voting In favor of the
said amendment shall deposit a bal
lot with the following words plainly
written or printed thereon: ,"Amcnd-
ment to Article y of the State Consti-
tuition, by adding Section lia, empow-
ering the cities of Charleston and
Beaufort to assess abutting property
for permanent improvements
And those voting against the said
amendment shall deposit a ballot with
the following words written or print
ed thereon: Amendment to Article Y
OF the State Constitution, by adding
Section l4a, empowering the cities of
Charleston and Beaufort to assess
abutting property for permanent inn
prOVementS-NO."
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16

Nc. s&i.
Joint Resolutior Proposing an
Amendment 70 Article X of tho Con
stitution, by Adding Thereto Section
10 To Empower the Towns of Gaff-
ncy and Woodruff and Cities of
Chester and Georgetown to Assess
Abutting Property for Permanent
Improvement.
Section L. BE il resolved by the Gen
cral Assembly of the state of South
Carolina, That the following amend
mCnt to the Constitution, Article X .
to be known as Section 10 Of said ar
ticlc. be agreed to by two-thirds of the
members elected to each house, and
entered on the Journals respectively
with yeas and nays taken thereon and
be submitted to the qualified electors
OF the state at the next general cleo
tion thereafter for Representatives, to-
wit: Add the following section to Ar
ticle y OF the Constitution to be known
as Section 10:
Section 10. The General Assembly
may authorize the corporate authori-
ties of the towns of Gaffncy and Wood
run and the cities Of Chester and
Georgetown to levy an assessment up
on abutting property for the purpose
OF paying for permanent improvements
on streets and sidewalks, or streets
or sidewalks, Immediately abutting
such property: Provided. That said i'm
prONcmentS be ordered only upon the
written consent of a majority OF the
owners of the property abuttinE upon
the streets or sidewalks. or part of
either proposed to be improved, and
upon the condition that the corporate
authorities shall pay at least one half
of the costs of such improvements.
Sec. = That the electors voting at
such general election in favor of the
proposed amendment shall deposit a
ballot with the following words plain
ly written or printed thereon: "Amend-
mcnt to Article \ OF the Constitution.
by adding Section IL, empowering the
towns of Gaffncy and Woodruff and the
cities of Chester and Georgetown to
assess abutting property for pcrma-
ncnt Improvement Yes. And those
voting against said proposed amend
mcnt shall deposit ballot with the
following words plainly written or
printed thereon: Section 10. cmpOw-
ering the towns Of Gaffncy and Wood
run and the cities of Chester and
Georgetown to assess abutting prop
ertv for permanent Improvements
No"
Sec. 3. The Managers Of Election
shall canvass said vote and certify the
result as now provided by law, and
shall provide a separate box for said
ballots
Al said election the qualified cleo
tors shall also vote upon the question
Of issuing bonds not exceeding one
million t$I000,0OO) dollars to carry
out plans to relieve the congeStcd con
diton OF the State Hospital for the
Insane, as provided by Joint Rcsolu-
tion No. 57S Acts and Joint Rcsolu-
tionS of 1912.
Managers OF Election.
The following Managers of Election
have been appointed to hold the clec-
ton at the various precincts in the said
County
Laurens S. II. Todd j. d. w. Watts,
John Thompson.
Watts MILF. NJ. Donnan, j, l.. NJ,
Patton, w. w Stone
Laurcns Mill j. w. Hellams, j. Nj
Blakcly, S. j. Avery.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-10-16
Managers OF Election.


The following Managers of Election
have been appointed to hold the cleo
ton at the various precincts in the said
County:
Laurens S. r. Todd, j. d. w Watts,
John Thompson
Watts Mill Il. NJ. Donnan, j. l.. NJ.
Patton, w. w. Stone
Laurens Mill J. w. Hellams, j. Nj.
Blakcly. S. j. Avery.
Goldville-J r. Hamm. w. r. Bla-
lock, j. G.. Franklin
Hopewcll--J. H. Crawford, William
Cannon, Dun Young.
Clinton-G. ID. Smith, r. f. Milan.
j. w Adair.
Clinton Mill-Luther Riddle, HALEY
Abrams, Fred Buchanan
Lydia Mill-T. II. Boyce, n. w.
Campbell, j. C. Wilson
Mountyille-Will Lilies. VIM. Boyd,
W. j. Cluck.
Power Shop-V. A. White, Jim Cook,
Lewis Gillian.
Dlals Church-R. r. Owings, Buck
Brownlee. ID. ID. Harris. Jr
Gray Court--A. G. Owings, ]. K. Nc
Cain. j. r. Peden.
Shiloh-H. s. Wallace, Rush Wilson.
Carlisle Bolt. .
WocdYille-Willis Putnam, w. Il.
Abercrombie, W. 8. Adair.
Tumblin Shoals--Matthew Mcdaniel,
Lude Baldwin, Bob Bolt.
Princeton-M. b. McCuen, Ben Arm
DID, Frank Davis.
Brewerton-John Pitts, n. b. Wood.
Jodie Simmons
Ekom-S f. Williams. C. p McDan-
iel, All McNinch.
Daniels Store-F B. Bolland. A. s.
Mckenzie, T. J.. Martin.
Tip Top-b. e. Mcdaniel Joel Smith,
w j. Anderson.
waterloo-J. f. Henderson. T. E.
Harris. G. W. Long.
Mount Plcasant-W II. Pinson, o.
c. Cunningham, j. w Fowler
Pleasant Mound Il B. Clark, ID. II.
Putnam, c. r.. Burdett.
Lanford J. II. Cunningham, L. NJ.
Cannon. j. d. Johnson.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-17
Opltanoen paa
San Domingo.

Sra @aibinetun 8. g., teIesrafe-
res ben 13be September: Imeritan-
lie arisSifibe oil i~anoipnlispis itrar
bli ienot iii San Domingo iom SOL
&c Of at 2ebeaerne bar bem9stiset
iig Solbboben.
gn itsrre MiIit9ritprfe bill multi
gems ogiaa bIi ienbt til Gen, % DC
ibas al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS moo
taane giterrctninser eaar no paa, at
&ebeIlerne bar iat fig | Seiiooelie al
iaasootiom aae Ianes Sr9nien moo
Saitii beIig9enoe goloItatioiter, Der
itaar unoer amerifanif Opium.
Genne Rebelernes SptrGoen er
en @aaoe for llocnrissbepartemeil'
let. s tioIieere @~epolutioner bar
2eoerne unbeaaet at rsre neo Solo'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-17
ny Qnort=S oie.

Sra SromSs telegraferes oen t4be
September:
Gen norIfe Camper "9eta", ioul
afieileoe ira 6orImbsiutoet paa
Spitsbergen Den lite September, all-
fom BERTH ioag % bringer 0tebbe-
lelie ON, at ben oppe / Ssbapet bor
fiifet op en- @eie merfet "Inbr6s
Noropolserpebition, 1897. Ssie go,
TO-.
Gen ipenife Sngenisr g. Y. Inort
iteg lom befienbt iammen meo TO Seq.
iagere, SraenfeI og Strinbberg, OF
meo 9allonen "2rnen" fra Sanif'
cen peo Spitsbergen ben lite Sui
1897 / oct Siemeo at isge at oript
meo Sinoen t~persoper Noropoleit,
men iiben bar man intet bsrt ira
Dem, o. oct er flart, at De ale ire
~iprnlpffebe - maaife aaereoe iant'
NE Dag, De itce op, eaer Sagetl e.
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-17
Kpinoernes Popn.

Sra 9oiie, Ssbobo, berettes Sen ~.
September: GrfIGrenbe iig trptte %
lcie al De epinbeliJe aranglerier mel.
lem De m%anolige Neolemmer al set
republifanife Garti / Sbabo bar Gar.
tietS foinbelige Meolemmer formclt
iorfpnot, at De, poIitiif talt intet mer
pil hare meo Dem at beitiQe, men of
De nil title lin egen Sicfet / Worfen.
Gn Stntsfonpention al fpin0eli9e
Tplgere ifal aiboloes Der Gluten al
ltgen forat nominere en- iGrifilot
StatSticfet, ira @llperner nebab, be-
~Itaaenbe uoeluffenoe al fpinoeIige
aanoibater.
auinocrne bar oaerebe bolot flere
Mtpber iorot raoOilaa ON &anoioatin.
Der for De forificQige gmbeber, men
Helultaterne al oi9ie HaaoilaJninger
bar De tiff imoO i'm Iatllr bibtiI for
maaet at bennleliQboloe fllloIt9noia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-17
en- Samilietraeeote.

Sra Council BLUFFS, Soma, beret.
ties Den 13oe felgenoe ubpggelige Be
g%ipenbeo: Sigene af Wtartin Sbomp-
ion, n Der / Smegnen boiat pelitaa-
enoe oanif-amerifanif Sarmer, bans
Suitru og s Iar ganlle Son fanotes
ioag / tit Siem Ter Wfil i~snbenfor
gpen meo operifaarne Struber %
&onens og @uttens Sopeber fnulte
meo en- Sammer.
SmItpnoigbeoerne % en- al Wtan-
Sen efterlaot Sfripelie tpoer paa, at
Sbompion bapOe br9bt 8onen %
Spnnen, mems De laa og iou, og Der
eiter ~ifaaret Salien oper paa Jig ielp.
Man fierDer intet Wotip til Dem for
fGroelige @jernins, iaa BET rimelig-
Ite er at antaee, at Den er begaaet
ct gnfalb al SinbSforuirring.
Gen efterlaotc Sfripelie, ium bar
paa 9anif og aoresieret til bans to
fraprrenbe Getre, giper beaer ingen
Splpsning ON aariagen til Sorbrp-
belIen. San ifriper bare, at ban
life lenger fan holoe bet no., og
beber Dem tileipe, bpao ban bar
giort.
Samilien par bel fienot BERT gpetl
% nso alminbelig Igtelie. Sbomp'
ION por anieet for en- meget op9tt9
oo nelItaoenbe Sarmer. San bar 40
slor oommel oa 9onen AZ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-17
y en- br0noenoe Sauon,

Sra SoIeoo, Ohio, telegraferes
Dem 12te Sept.: Sunoreoer af ifrpf.
ilagne Silifuere ia9ttog ira Sair.
grunoen Ipiatiferen Sranf Arm-
ltrones Scamp meo Ssben, oa ban al
en- br9noenoe Sallon bleu fert 1000
Soo op | Suften.
armitrong, buis Siem or | Gele-
mia, Ohio, giorbe iig reoe til at fore
tage ell Spitigning, ba Der opoage.
oes, at Der uar opitaaet Slb / gallo-
ren. Sans Isiiitenter Hop / Sor-
ifrPffelien Saget / golonen, iom
berueo plubielig ifisb tiloeirs, meo-
tagcnoe Der. Irmitrong, iom bar bIet
bPngenoe fat / ct Sirpor al Saug-
BERT.
Otter ubpre Initreneelier lpffebes
Oct bam at faa arbeibet fig BEN til
bet Steb, bpor hans 6aloifierm par
faitaiort og at faa oenne %ltaaret lss,
for gollonen e~rplooerebe.
2pffeligpis uofoloeoe Salbifipr-
men fig, og armitrong balebe uifaot
neo fra fit farlige 2uftepeutpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-17
StemmeberettiSeoe
Rpinoer

If Geniusbureauet / @uIbington
err ser / bisie Gage pfientIiggiort en-
Statiitif oper antaaet al auinoer
StemmeretSalberen / sc icr al LIMO
mems Stater, bpor &pinoerne bar al.
minbelig borJerlie Stemmeret.
Sotalantoaet ubgiorOe / 1910, %
oen iioIte 6olfetGlinq optoges, t.
4 1925, al bpiIfe 654,7S4, eaer 4S.6
Erocent bar feote al inoieote bpioe
5orGlore, 1873 ,925, eIer 24.7 Ero.
cent, al SorGlbre fs6te / llolanoet
327,6S2, eler 24.3 Erocent bar ielp
ieote / ltolanbet, t3,4SS, ener 1 Ero,
cent, bar Negere pg 17,046 tilbsrtc
andre Hncer - Snbianere, aineiere,
Sapanelere og ANDRE Giioter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-17
Tpersoper 6renlano.

Sra &iebenbapn telegraferes Sen
12te September:
8rsnlano er MI for fsrite Gang
blet eiennemfrpoiet ira geit moo
git al Den idwei5iife expedition un-
Der 2ebelie al Gireftsr for oct itpei-
Siife intercollegiate Gentralinititut
DR.. 9eaiierpain, Der MI err fommet
tilbase til Repfiapif paa Sslano.
Ine grpebitionens IebIemmer er i
bebite @elgaaenbe.
grpeoitionen itarteoe fra Safobs-
bapn / 9eitsrsnlaito oa marlhereoe
/ tire Iaaneoer poer 8rsnIanbs p9l-
biae Sspiooer. Sen naaebe Gitfp.
item oen 2oen @ugmit, 10 Mil fro
apgmasialif.
ct oeroifuIot pioenifabeIiet Mate.
riaIe brinees biem. Sen itsrite SSH.
Sc, iom ~naaebes, bar $500 Meter,
men be Iaa meset beie Soppe 0si.
natofter) % opoaseoe @ierge pao
GbriItian ben 9bes 2mto n9r gitfp-
item.
DR.. 9eauerpain oil life bearbeibt
BET Materiale. ban bar ianIet, fsl
ban fan sisre Sammenlisninser mel
NejnItaterne al ben oanife grpeoi,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-17
Deteranernes
%SeirfamIino.

Gen ltore Observation-Disclosures
"@rano Irmp Of the HepubIic" boISt
iiolte llge lin aarIige 2eiriomIina /
SoS angeles, Sal. S Den 8arabe,
loln uogisr 8lansprnftet / oisie aor.
ltge Sammelfomlter, oeItoa benne-
gang nPiten 1000, iom nleo paienoe
6arler og frigerif Nuiif togeoe aien-
nem Sos AngeleS' @aoer. 9e bar
life laa Itramme % raife paa Sooen
lom for ct balot Iarbunoreoe iioen,
men ltlent mango matte BRUCE Stap
og SrDfte, ltrammeoe De Jig op un-
Der Wuiifens minoep9ffenoe Spner.
5 Soget bar flere ienberrepne Scamp
tlag. Baa forifielige Steoer Dor ser
Sloffe al Smaapiger, Der itrseoe
glomIter for De ganlIe 8rigere og
ifi9nfebe Dem 2imonabe. Ser bar
Imbnlancer og S%bileitationer / bpert
apartal. Sfisnt Warifen par noe
item 2 Wttl lang, bar oct fltn faa, Tom
life bolbt no, og ba De pas ereoe BEN
observation-disclosures Tribune, lso fraf-
tige Surraer.
s Soget par BET 9ampflas, iom
tilberte 8ompani A, ABE Ohio fri
pillige, % iom naiebe for ginben for
ferite Sang, iioen bet bar inbbpQet
/ &ruotrssen peo gettysburg. So
men blep baaret al Mericf RepnoIos,
iom baobe buaret ben / ct ballot buns
breoe Ingreb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-17
Gunnineham.Sase

Sra @aibington meOOeles Den
13be, at ole De 81 ~iaofalote Gum
ningbum IIaifa Goal %onb Claims,
Der, iom bet oil minoes, reIultereoe
/ Den celebre gauingcr-Findot Som
tropers, enbelig og forgoot er blet
afgiorte al Snoenrigsoepartementet,
ioet De ollie er blet erflPreoe lopltrt-
Oige og fplgelig u9plbige.
elsie Claims" omfntteoe tiliam'
men $3.50 Icres og orttage8 at pPre
ppro WiQioner al Collars. De bar
eitcr bnao Ser p~aaItoOe5, at Gltr-
ningbambrsbrene og ocreS Fartnere
blet uibGnbebe til ct Worgans8llg-
aenDeim Spnoifat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-17

peS @aIeet ibsit, ina bill Den nrrmeite
6remtioS 5oIopoIitif | ole Sopeo'
ipergSmaaI bli Den, at man erdonts
minbifer Snoisrielstoriien paa Sins'
iornsbenbcoer, uoen at Der bill bli
eiort noget Soris9 paa at element
fore poerliggaaenoe Erinciper. Selp
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fale Rioler pil bli bragt | Inpcn'
belle paa bette Smraabe. Solfeopi.
nioncn meo Senipn til Sariien er
oet itore og belle life til at ta9e 1ell
al. arouet ON Solorepilion or laa
paotrpngenbe iom pei mullg, o9 oct
Iuber fla life tiIbagepiie. Vten Ell
oItfor poIbIom Hepiiion oil paa man
oe Solo msoe afgiort Woo'tano; Der
for bill gobt poIitiit Set tiI'i9e, at
paa famine Sio iom man 9ler ut
poerite FOR at tilireb$itiae bet 9lGl'
oeloe arap, iao pil mon gaa bar
iont tiIperfS og life unsoig 9rtbe
foriturrenoe inc / beitnaenoe 6or'
boIo blot for at brpoe ct politllt
9rincip, bbao III bette emo nlaatte
pare, % bpor berettiget bet milIl9ellS
or / on for Tia.