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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

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aeitern pom Icmindtionstommittee
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un1 er paber dubsr Stanos lit. no2
glemter nebsnbei su betleiben. 1as
glominationstommittee Der RsguldrsE
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lperhen.
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gsrIdmmlung Der llnabbdneiaen noh
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lifie Der Reauldrsn am beutigen 1ase
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18
Selesrapbiihe Nutisem.

- Die Sdgemiible Der CAT Serbian
aumber 60. in gaft Soroan, Wlih..
lit am Mitttpoh gang bur6 Jelter 5erz
it0rt poroen. Der 9erluit bclautt iid
auf 100000.
Rop 5opIs. bon gIabenburg,
Gliding Gouutp. Sb;o, bat itd in siuem
9ogirbaus in Columbus oergiftet.
Der mann mar ungefabr 80 Sabre alt
unD perbeirntbet.
- 2opellpiae, BEL Youn9stotpa, s..
bat nit 1S3 segsn ITO Stimmeu be-
itlpFen, feline Dirtbfhaften bei3ubes
balten.
5runt Wasner, 81 Sabre aft, bat
in 2orain, Sb;o, Selbitmoro begans
oen, inpem er Hh bic asble btirba
ihnitt. arbeitsloEgtsit bat ihn su Der
1but setrieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18
YaSiider llnterlfiitumss.ger
6rmablfe aeitcrn feline nemen Beam.
ten fir Sas lanienoc Sabr.

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Erot. Sefretar: eSobn Giebolo.
Sin Setretdr: geo. GrIelpein.
Sd,abneiiier: 5ahian Sdnsler.
5abnentraoer (neue JabHe)f gllbin
Sdlipnb.
6abncntrdger (oItc 5abne): Geo
@iienmonn.
3hiirhiifer: anton elienmant.
5riiitse: glaiius sSlanlm.
Gereinsar5t: Ir. ,Sreo SbeiB.
Geiegaten G.sg. Stahtperbano:
,Snbian Sdusler, Soiepb 2seingart-
uer.
2clegat 7eitihe 5ag- @eieaidaft:
gmil ScIiersrieoer.
Stellnertreter 90: ssaf. Siidcr ir.
1ie nbigcn 9eainten, lpelde fpals
rno bes lebten saSabreS ibre Rilihtan
10 getrcitlid) eriiillt 9aben, pir0en III
ser geitrigen 8eriammluna oeg ga.
oiidien llnterltiiBllngssg sgereins. mel-
de nrter 0or'iB oes 0errn sSriB eei.
ger uno Der 8rotofoilfiibrling 6es
Serrn ,Sobn 3ie6oIo in ,Slalnm's
Saae, gl0er mo RcWiden apenue,
ltattiann, einitimlnig lpieoererpabIt
Bor Der Grluabllng Der Geleaatetl
siim Stdbtperbano fam eS jcoodl 5ii
elmer ctlpa cine Stunoe nahrenOeu
gebatie. neil cine an3abl Wltalieoer
NIT S5iniid)t aui Die Iurd}iiihr.mg
oes Si3ensgeieHe5 Der aniid)t maren.
oaB Der Staotperbano feline Wfiiiion
ncrfebIt bnbe uno es nidlt peiter no
tGig let, lid bort ourdl Gelcgatcn
pertreten 5u lalier. Gie Wcbr3dbI
Der Wtitglieoer ieboh opponirte 0ieiar
.glniid,t uno als es sur slbItimmirnA
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ifloiicu, eS beim g!teu 6cipenoeu 81
laiien.
Zen eigentlihcn aHlaB 3ur Gppo.
iition eegen ben Berbano CAB Der
4ntrag. Sen i1brliheu 0ereil56uQ.
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seuslciee in ben 9Seg gelegten Sin
oerHiiie fallen Su laiien.
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singer nio 6. gaedb DurSen $50 ais
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ton perltorbeueu WitgIieoes sSrant
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uno annrao Slider ernanrt. 9ul
glutsaa iuurbe beidloiien, bic HSriitni.
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men mo oarnit luie iibIih cine ,5ami,
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aus Der aaiie beipilliat unb Die Ser
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9oilis Sruef ais glrrangcnlents.alts'
id)ub ernaHnt mur0en. Tie einnab
men Scs slbenos betrugen $66 uus
Die ausaaben $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18
Musldnoiibe NadJridJten

Gin alnitler, Der isine
Werte mid mebr Ten nj.
aus paris, lpiro gsHeloet: Sn aonocn
nurbea Dor einigen Mohsn iSdliGsr
bon Robins Wsrten Dor 9eridt ges0s
gen. Soifentli6 bat Nr Rihter einen
gerehten Spruh gefdllt. Dsnn ss III
niht INNER gang Ietht. einen :dtca
bon ein.m faliden Rooin Su untsts
iheioen, uno Der Meiiter ielbft Iheint
bosu nitt INNER in Der Gage 81 iein.
MogliterfpeiIe psrbtn iih aud bic
Barrier Gerihte NIT einem ioltleE
ftipierissn Jaa beftdftisen. Denigs
itens ersdbit bic naiberte" foIaenoes
geSdiftdsn; gines 9aees sina Meis
iier Rpbin an benz aun'tlaben Wtrz
line in Der Rus aafiite pOriibtr. Su
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18
1ieS ,snS Oas.

- am Snmitag ipiro ons neile
Sprisenbaus Der SpriBentompagnic
No. As in Carthage nit eiiior,,fsool.
len 1eierlidEeifen elmer geitimniins
iiberaebxn perben. Diirgermeifter
Sunt nno Der fiinftige Giirsermeiiter
3. z. spiesel iperoen Die Sasiptreo-
uer icin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

tdten iDsrben hiibfd ausgefhmiidt uno
fiA bic harufteriftifditen 8auernsao@
ftiime finb preiie ausscisb.. D1s Mr.
ranacmentsz zGommittee beltebt aus ben
6erren Mel Wueit, pbil. Spaetb, g.
girmingbom, SEQ. W. Sfott unb ars
thur Ware 5arris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

Tas Tirettorium Der Cosmopolitan
glnt ano Sapiugs 60. bat cine balbs
iahrlihe Tipiosnoe BON orei pro3snt,
sahi6ar am /. 5anuar, ertldrt. Die
9iidxr psrosn am 26. Te5ember abges
idloFsn. Die glHssiiellten erbIslten
ais Weibnattsgabe Elm gaargeitent
i'm 9erbdItniB 3u i1rem Salar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

Sn Der Marterftr au
Sdno sbera an Der W ar g
he 1T Elm mdhtiqes, dltes Siridl-
aepeib an iiatbarer STEELE anqebrddt.
Q9ie oas vWeiopert" mittheilt. bat es
pamit (nod elmer 9lufseidlnuna Der
Grts6rpnit) fpluenoe gepanotniB:
.sSm Sabre 1899 laaen nod tiefe BdIz
Der unb unipeqiame' Wporitreden rings
um Die Staot; 10 tonnte es qeItehen.
odb hunariee Dplfe einen itQrten
6irIh in iener WiloniB 10 !anqs Der
folgten. Bis lie ihn burh bas Staots
thor in bic Staot qeheBt bdtten. Gs
nc EN- Sonutaa; in Der atrhe fanb
aeraoe 9ottesoienit itatt. als oas Ges
dnaitiQte 5bier bort aufammenbrah
unb fir asbuloia fanaen lieB. 2anos
stehre lebte Der 6irfh nod i'm Stabt-
aarten unb naa Ieinem 5obe mahte
man aus feinem Gepeih einen arpn.
leuhter uno hinq i'm bif,t Dor benz
9lItar auf. Der anopf bes Grpnleuh-
ters trua Die esahresaabl unb in eins
beiaefiiate Wetultafel mar bic Rad.
ridt BON benz ieltiamen @reianib ein=
eearnben. gei elmer Dteperherftel-
luna Der Sirhe i'm Sabre 1921 tpurbe
bas gepeib pertauft. Der Sdufer bat
bas eioentbiimlihe Wert benz aDni1
6rieorih MiIbelm III. aefhentt.
Gaiier WiIbeIm l. beitimmte aber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

Die glis peranitol!en nuh in bitfem
Sabre ipieber einen Nolisrnton3 iinb
slpar am beiitisen Abenb I'm Gltstens
pei On her Gin Gtrdbt. 0h aotdIi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

tctenliiten am 2. Sdnudr am gu[lez
tinboarb angeIflagen iein unb Die
ga, ftnbet am IL. Januar tatt.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27
GbautauQud.

The Chautauqua Circle met in
the chapel Sunday, March 23rd. at
usual hour. Meeting called to or
der by the president. Each mem
Der responded to roll call with a
quotation. Business matters were
speedily disposed of and two pa
pers were read.
1st. paper, The Netherlands and
It's People" by VIM. S., was very
interesting paper, and coming from
one who was so familiar with his
subject gave us a good idea of the
habits and customs of the people
and the interesting parts of the
country.
End paper, Our Spanish Amer
lean Neighbours" by Mr.. H. This
paper, like the former. written
from the writer's. personal exper-
fence, was especially interesting to
the members who took up last
years course of study. The paper
was well prepared and delivered.
1t brought out some discussion and
a very interesting talk from one of
the new members, who also volun-
teered to write PAPER for the next
meeting.
The critics report was received
and on motion meeting adjourned.
j. E. NJ. Secy.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27
Che Vciee$ Of tbe City.
The Editor

s Y y ~ =
A number of inmates have offered
to take The Mirror on trip to some
of the cities they have visited. and
no doubt, may have interesting
things to tell. We shall be pleased
to hear from them.
There are many. many cities that
have spoken to us in the past; some
with friendly voices, some unfriend-
ly, but all haYe stories that are worth
telling. These can wait. however.
Time is plentiful. We will conclude
the present series with the tale of
"Rickietown."
Crowded into narrow valley. or
rather hollow. in the Ozark
Mountains, nestles the peaceful city
of Eureka Springs, Arkansas; city
of some thousands ofinhabitants, but
with only two streets worthy the
name. 1t is Utterly a city of ups
and downs.
A summer resort, it is called, by
the hundreds Of northern tourists
who, each season make. pilgramages
to it's mountains fastness to imbiOe
the sparkling, health giving waters
of it's numerous springs; to eat OF its
big red apples and strawberries, it's
peaches and cherries. A health re-
sort, it should be called, for that is
what it really is. Rich in the pure
atmosphere of its surrounding pine
and oak forests, rich in all things
that bring the glow of health and
happiness to the cheeks of those who
seek it's shrine.
In SUMNER Eureka Springs, or
"Rickietown" as it is affectionately
called by the inhabitants, is para
disc. Quiet and rest reign supreme.
The city fairly blooms with all var
iety of flowers, though roses FREEDOM
mate; roses which excel in sweet
ness and beauty even those of far
famed Portland. Shade trees are
everywhere, and everywhere one
hears the musical tinkle of cool
waters. The soft southern winds
bring the invigorating atmosphere
of the pine forests across the mount
aims and mixes it with the perfume
of the cities flowers. There is health
in every breath of il.
The people are happy, and no wan
der! They are contented, and again,
no wonder! They live! They en-
joy themselves, and they know that
peace to which we are strangers. 1t
has been said that the Americans
are wasting their wonderful energies
in the eternal hustle and hustle of
commerclalism, but the people of
"Rickietown" must be excepted.
They are conservatives. They do
things, as their wonderful city testi-
fies, but they do them in a leisurely
manner and enjoy life in the mean
time, and as a result are probably
the healthiest, happiest community
of friendly, good natured folks in
America.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

Away from the her-away from the ILL.,
Somehow it sends chaps thoughts to praying,
w hen there's there who thinks of him STILL
Life has its and life has it's sorrows
Some get its and others its rue,
But it makes o his
When he hears Pm believing in you'
You probably that charity
organization charity per sympathy
and efficiency, fgures show You an
example of professional charity.
In California recently charity
where while feastng choice moving
pictures that showed how the sumdwees
lived in squad poverty Berkeley
Stel Wilson, happened of the invitations
wrote to the banquet committee g4z
There something positively vulgar osenaousy pagan in
the spectacle Of citizens twentieth CITY,
down $50 banquet while pictures being shown displaying
hunger the good Christian wish
the Christ and his hungry people enter protest against the
word charity being used in with such Junction.
Don't just love Mayor Wilson of Berkeley California?
Chauauqu Paper gotta omit kickin that
Canal aroun.'
A stitch in time and
chickens coming home to roo it's the
apdog and Ibsenzed vocabulary they bring with
kick about.
What has old
along when he to buy Sunday suit?
The sheriff prison today,
The who the crook CrOokstcn
inform considering
many Saltwater who seeing robins
When pick of calico she
shrinkbe unfadeabe
of married life.
When pick of Calico picks that
has bright artificial gorgeousy begemmed When he
brings IT home he shrinkab adeabe will
life with
which broken ribbed umbrella
In bingham be pick the
or that looks Ike something you hang an attic.
rumored that bride Of Duluth will make her first
biscuits and that she
walls.
We have hand that distinguished Roman, Cicero name,
for speaking thousand ahead his
prarie handed For
established the republic
which has talk Rome
of exist
wealthy guilty possibly be
looking subscribe for The Md
Cleveland Mediator, of scapbook
of Social Conditions Progress Industry Finance
Politics host of articles from
pusation
1t the
Turner article called The Twentieth
'whic he issuesin pamphlet
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

copy cop "ss1
A., THE r9" Gap R every s ssnss Rs1
To make good world. his The gutter
climbs above the clouds Of adversely
ceveands odenRue' chief of police it
does rot follow that his policy also is a failure
the bahfu Kings in New
wonder if fright failing ures
THE 'm" bugaboo a mighty handy goat days you
don't believe it, just caper egi
MANY theory daylight
Some facts do no daylight, eiher-Mesaba Ore.
Right Come think of know quite few Of the
the other hand the Georgia has
just upheld n he, Of IL OF boy OF 10 who
Legislature adjourned days ago passing
Among creating
travelling parole authorizing suspended
limiting female employment
nine hours per day.
ssss
yHE question discussion among nmate
day.
the suggested form of another the American
boy still another agricultural lands For ourselves
the u S. Treasury Perhaps of The Mirror readers
settle the perplexing question for
has plan aid the and children of
bill by Governor Hart before
which establish INDECENT fund
In commenting the BILL the Tacoma Ledger
The somewhat different the wild
of disabled husbands The the chill
bill provides that the fund shall be 10 each
employed INDECENT would
month addition, child should
the total be than $40 month"
brother should this carry him
friends Counseng the folly Rev Henry
Sunday The Three Days Never Worry
About" He sad
One worry yesterday simply
change yesterday
hadn't what the of split milk? Yesterday
wasm il now Gods.
and dread simply weakening myself when
The yourself for the future by the
then when will be ready and will
bound for
women
Why to
day at tmean how finely works out
Any day Any
he
will find himself able every be the
will upset
inspirations progress;
material for higher things and
should hilltop cheerfun
the late that the has twice
other He be pied whose house
the hills with the the
est days"-Northern Light.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27
TO INMATES.

anda
following
comply with this order whether sending out
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

The Spur

Isn't it true that the days are lots brighter
When just writes Theyr re believing in vonp,,
Amt it a fact that the load gets some lighter
And don't you see things with different view?
Don't you get to wishing you bit BETTER
Honest with SELF and to ideals more true,
hen you find from out there in letter:
Don't lose heart my boy, Pm believing in you"
Isn't time. just to know someone's caring
Doesn't it bring back the smile 70 your face
10 know OF ones confidence, trust You sharing
Don't it make of your cell much holier place?
Isn't It grand that there's someone out yonder
Sendng-through love- your strength to pull through
fearing the bonds that dam you, asunder
Just by: Keep heart Pm believing in you!o
Somehow it sends chaps thoughts to straying
Away from the bitter-away from the ill;
Somehow it sends chaps thoughts to praying
w hen there's there who thinks of him STILL
Life has its crosses and life has it's SORROWS
Some get its roses and others its rue,
But it makes eager to his tomorrows
When he hears say: Pm believing in you''
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

Minnesota Prison.
inc
public fol
b. expended lin the prison library
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12
Church Announcement

The following themes will be used at
the Exchange Street Church Of Christ
next Lords day. Morning, Religious
Differences or why We Don't See
Alike, at night, The Change Of
Heart. The minister will preach at
Harmony in the afternoon. These will
be the last services Evangelist Trice viii
conduct in this city for time, as be
has accepted call to the Harbert
Avenue Church, Memphis, and will
take up the work the first Sunday in
January. Prof. G. s. Austin, Of Full
ton, KY, has been secured by the Ex-
change Street Church and will preach
there two Sundays in each month the
incoming year. Brother Austin is a
fine man and an excellent minister Of
the gospel. The public is cordially in
vited to attend all OF these services.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12

Az dark clouds began to gather and
darken the sky on the afternoon Of the
fifth Of December about 5 o'clock the
home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook was
darkened BY the shadow Of death which
ramr and claimed their only child,
little William Buster, age nine years.
He was sick about eleven days with
scarlet fever Of which he died. All that
could be done to SAVE. bis life was done,
but III vain. God SAID come 70 world
where there i no pain snd where death
will never come.
It was sad 70 part with ,ne We loved
50 dear. but angels loved him best; 80
weep not dear mother n d father for
your loss is heaven i gain Upon the
eternal shore little Bastd viii watch
and iii Jesus calls for you.
a place is vacant now AZ school, =
face il missed at church, u chair i
empty IN his home which he loved So
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12
Barns Burned.

Mr.. Boone d. Coulter's big barn in
the southwestern part Of the city was
destroyed by fire last Thursday night,
theI 4th inst. The destruction OF the
building and contents altogether en-
tailed loss Of about $4,000, covered
with insurance for $4,000. The barn
alone was probably worth $4,000, and
Mr.. Coulter had il well stored with hay
and ieedstuff, besides some farm inn
plements and other things No stock
we're lost.
Another good barn belonging to j.
4. Wells, well known citizen OF the
vicinity Of Shady Grove, was burned a
short time ago, and the owner suffered
the loss OF some very valuable farm ac-
cessories and ieedstuff.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12

dear, but his place is filed in heaven
that no other but he could fill. Dear
mother, father and cousin Myrtle, weep
not for you have not wept alone, but
let us look beyond the sorrow, where
no parting words are known, to Him
that giveth and taketh life away.
/ seem to see him, as in days past
and gone playing in the yard with
golden curIs around his shoulders.
Again ! see him standing BY an organ
singing Bring the Little Ones to
Jesus. But alas, the past is gone, SO
put away his little play things wet With
mothers tears; how she'll miss him,
none can tell, every day every hour.
A. FRrESD.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12
UNION CITY
LUMBER CO.
I. 4. REYNOLDS, Proprietor Phone 2s5
Woodnen.

The w. .. w. had their regular cleo
ton Dec. 2 and the following officers
were elected: w. r. Lancaster, Coun-
Gil Commander; o. B. Blewer, Advisory
Aid; r. E. Roper, Banker; b. H. Whit
ley, Clerk e. s. Lancaster, Escort; A.
Il. Wilson, Waterman; Chas. Fisher,
Sentry; Drs. B. +. Loring and J. b.
Anderson, Physicians; w. H. Fuller
ton, G. L. Andrews, Dave Yates, Man
ayers; G. L. Andrews. Post Council.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12
To the Public.

/ take this method Of expressing APP
probation Of the kindness the Demo-
cratic voters Of the county have shown
me in the recent primary election. |
acknowledge with greatful heart the
large vote you have given me for a see
end term as Trustee. have been COM
peIlod through disability and the press
OF duty to remain in my Office, and
your courtesy and support is therefore
doubly appreciated have nothing
but the kindest regard for everyone,
whether you voted for me or not, and
will in the future as in the past use my
very best efforts to make you faithful
and worthy servant.
Respectfully,
J. III. SANDERS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12
Card Of Thanks.

To my many friends in Obion County
AS your County Court Clerk ] wish to
extend to each and all my heartiest
thanks for the endorsement given me
10 the Democratic primary of Saturday.
certainly esteem it an honor TO have
led the ticket with the many estimable
gentlemen who were ID this primary.
Yours as ever,
g. S. TALLEY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12
HIcKMAN GOES pRY.
Church Bells Ring and Whistles
Blow When Vote Announced.

Blow When Vote Announced.
Hickman. KY. Dec. 6. II The drys
won in to-days election over the vets
by a majority OF $50 votes. the drys
getting 1,547 votes and the vets COL
The polls opened at 6 O'Clock this morn
ing and closed at 4. When the polls
opened this morning the church bells
began ringing and the different bells
rang every hour until II o'clock. and
when it was found at $50 this after
noon that the county had gone dry the
fire whistles blew for several minutes,
carrying the tidings to every one, the
church bells also ringing. West Hick-
man school children paraded the streets
this morning, singing and distributing
dry tags. Prayer service was held from
Q to - this morning by ladies. Not a
single precinct in the county went wet,
the votes tying in West Hickman, with
not a single wet vote cast in Madrid
Bend district, which came as thunder
bolt, as that precinct was expected TO
go wet. The grert majority is largely
due TO the untiring efforts of the ladies
OF the w. G. 7. o., who have worked
for weeks raising money TO get good
speakers here and making speeches in
every precinct. Hickman went dry
about IL years ago, and this may pos
sibly be the last election Of this kind
that will ever be held here
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12

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and you feel fine, vigorous and cheer
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12

The Registration Books will be open
10 the voters Of the corportion Of Union
City for supplemental registration Dec.
III, IL and Is, 1913, for The municipal
election ia Union City. Tenn. Jan, 3.
1914, to elect Mayor and Board of
Aldermen Voters who have not regis
tered are hereby notified that certificates
must be renewed every two years.
This December 4, 1918.
w. n. MILRs, Chair
d g. BuRDFek, Jn.. Sec,
g. p. WT1A0E,
Election Commissioners FOR 0bioa
County, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12

All Maccabees are requested to meet
at their hall Friday night, Dec. II, 1918,
to elect officers.
B. III. WHITLEY, r. X.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-12-12

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Call or phone So.
37-1t sAM'L d. WoosLEy.