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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

On operraifenbe SIDE peb Spsr9s.
mooIet ON apinoens SrenttrPngen
5orretninasIipct er ben aienosgier'
ming, at SorseeIien Of oct Intal
apinbcr, Tom bar giennemgaaet
SonacISifoIe, life bar bolot Sfriot
meb llbpifIingen iorsprigt. Intaaet
al apinber, iom err ubercmineret ira
SanbcIsifoIer, or / 6inlano De iiolte
tpuc gor saet ira So I'll DAP aar'
Tia, cher meo ca. 1S5 Erocent, mems
for IrnoencS @ebfommeroe oct til.
iparenoc SaI er itcget fra IS til $40,
cler mco ca. 275 Rrocent. vi DEM,
iom taacr Grameu peo Sonoelsifoler,
er i~aaleoeS benimoo Salpoelen apin.
Ser; men man ifltlbe babe pentet en-
nlcget i~terfere Stiening for aoinoer'
mes @cofommenbe. 9a Intalet al
api1ber, iom bar Toit / Sorretrin'
ger, Cr itcget | i~terfere Fro9reS'ior
iamnCnlignet meb Mpnocnc, ipnes
oe nGpnte Snl at beniie, at Intal'
let al f~pinoelige 6~ltrftionGrer, lom
bar oiemrcmgoact Snnoelslfole, er
proccntpiS meaet minore mi enc for
tppe Iar ii6en.
Der or ell an6cn l%lobonnelIe, 'om
Ipncs OF ioretrPffcS al a%pInoerne,
nCmIiq Sen, iom isrer til Sttoent'
eromen, nj Dem, iom toaer Gramen
glrtiunr, or / Sinlano for Stoen llPrs
mere 20 Eroccnt apinocr; for tpoe
9Ior iiocn uoqioroe oerca Intal no
act opcr : Trocent og cnbnl Tor 10
9lor iiOcn bare % Froccnt.
Spcciolllboonnelien for SanbclSs
io0ct bar ioaIcoes life boIOt Sfriot
hucrfen mco oen tilta9cnoc fpinoe'
Iiac Snpaiion / 6orretnin9Sltpet ell
Ter mcb Den f~pinbeIiae llboanncIic
opcrboucoet. Oct er life let at itge,
bporpaa Bette bcror. Wten man fan
~iriitcs iii / 6e nppntc aienoSglerltln'
ger at ic ct @epiS pao, at Intallet
al &c apiuoer, ion pirfellg oil no
oanncS for a]ontcrpoitcr, finn lang
iontt saeS / Sanmcnli9ning meo Pin
taact al Dem, iom / ell cuer anoert
@ibcniiQt is0cr @eifiTiti8cIie / 6or'
rctningallpet.
GnbeIig bar Spsr9SmooIet ON
Nniomlin0cn al apinoer / 6orrctnll1.
ocrllc oQion en- %oIminOcliG iociaI 81
oc. Oct QiGIocr her life oIcnc 6or'
helene cllcr lllcmpcrnc Tor Torrct.
rnQslipet. Mau mo title Sper9&'
rtuoIct olminbcli9crc: Sar Sams
irunoct operbopCbct nooct at Oinoc ell
Ter tobc pou, at ell iao ltor Tel al
sc unQe Ei9cr tiibrlnacr fine beo'tc
Mur pco Ell aontorpult, bc'fipfti9ct
mco ct for bcm oftc anitrTn0ctnc Ir'
bcioc, Tom beSiloen / mango Silrrloc
life ifiNnfcr bcln nogen Silircosltll-
lclic? Scrom cr Scr biSfrtcrct me-
oct, OF oct inucS, iom ont man ira
ct oIminOcli0t Somnnh%Ipnspuntt
fon bare mcoet at inbneube moo Den
nllurrcil0c l1hpifllng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Nvt Suoifab.
T~ortiGttcIic fra SHE 1.


buict. GnfeIte al Gcmofrntcrne /
Sriet bar ioruoiogt, at aongreS'
mono @IoiS life piI iuo aomitecn,
bpia 6oruonb ban cr, iii at oIgtne
en- Qllnitiq S~noitiain1. Wan pco tdl.
iaIb, at minoit ire Weolcmmcr -
GaQle, SCroS; Ateclp &ania@, ng
RuQaooIc, Spb Carolina or 40
bent moo Tprilagct.
Eropoiitioncr Scr pil bli frcmIot
/ NcprUientontbuict al aon0rc&.
mono @Iui2 oI fommc til al bare
bans Nupn, Qiprea til @icnnn0 Tor
itcrf aritif ioopcl i~n6cuior Iom uoCns
for M]ouQrcaicu. Gu ll0tolcllc al Sc
motor Ncliou, rcptblitonif Ntcolcm
al pc0tommCu6c SCnut&fomitc, Qiucr
Ell Torimol poo, hpoo man ! fao
NCniccuoc fan pcntc.
Get al Mr.. @loi5 uborbciocbc
ToriIoQ forCfommcr mig at OTrc
nTrmcit ct mlOlcrtioiQ NsOmiobcl,
iuQbc han: set Qour life tort piocrc
ems Nlorih &rccIoro &opcn. iom toQ
SiQtc poo irrIiQe Smitruoiqbcoer.
! &irtcIiQhc0cn IsQCr sc at Qiorc
iomumc Glcucitc; Torlficlcu cr bare,
al @loia @iIcn IorIoipttcr CT aoiflls
IiQ mere tunQuint Ippnrut. Tao
famine Sio iom Decentralization
iilC@ at prrC 0cn& &ricn, ioct Ser
i~orciIooc@ oprcttct tolu cuer Here
~ioofnlotc "Ncierpc N5iociotiona", piI
aoutroQcu olliQcpcI hero hos Ell enc.
tie &omui@iion her / NopcoitnOcn.
bcituaCroc / opcrpeicuoc @ra0 al
Gmbco5mUn0 i &e9icrinacn& Sic,
ucitc.
@onfmUn0enc@ Sun poa Tcnac.
rciormcn bIcp u0ierlig bcQrmloct /
en- McobcIeIic 2sroo9 ira Ell aoms
mission nroiot al "Nmcricon @an.
fcra' N&iociotion". RcocQisrcIicr
iremfom / Iorm al Spor poa ire %
trebioc Spsr9Smnol, ser par bIct
itiact al 6orbunO&icuatet$ aomitc
ior Sants % TcrqcuGienet. Som.
mtaltpnen meotc iorlebcu / ItIautic
Sin, Y. l., ior Gi gienncmaao
Spsr9@nlaalene % u~oarbci0e &c S,n,
tereSierebcS Spar. Get pier iiq her.
al al SanfmpnSeue i~lltter iia iii
IIbrid)' YIon. Get
me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iorelac
life oiientIiGgiort. bo Msoct hoIoteS.
% incomes berior life bircftc.
6~orsprig IGggcr commissioner
life an paa al iremIG95c uoact iltIb
itGuoig Soriln9 I'll 2opeipniua poe
bette Smraabe. ioet DC 9iorte Nnbe
iolinger benpiier iii SpsreSmoole
ne. iom blep itiaet, Zen bppber imio
! lertlo, at Der buroe oprettes Ell Cen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

fager | 5e~itIigbeoerne, iom antpoet
at gpgoelagenes 5Raesfomite %
JON opl9it al Sormarben.
8. 5oreilaaet: ut "Sambano"
eaer bet fpIles Organ iom maatte
uogipes al g~peoelaeene, anbefales
til gosieIaeets WebIemmer.
6. geiluttet: ut De Tenge, Iom
er / Observation-Disclosures aasie,
ienoes til 8ois garnebiem iaa
mart iom tiIirebsitiqenbe ltnoerret.
ming er mootaget; at Granger %
8osieitranben fan beltoge / famine.
Oct oplpites, at gois SerrebsItpre
er piaig til at opertoge og toee
@are paa Siemmets SeoIigebolbeIie
% fremtioige Drift.
Gercfter ioregif gaIg al gnl.
beosmrnb meo BET GeiilItat, at belle
Den 9amle 9eItprelie gienpaIetes:
Heu. u. Sefitebabl, Sormanb,
1888 q. 2eapitt Ct, Chicago, ST..
Spar tSustueit, giceform., Gan-
non Sails, Minn.
g. 8. Sorgerion, Wsrfpe, &c.,
Shelter, Minn.
8. 8. SfiitIe, aasierer, 2ofe
Drills, Soma.
anuo Sen6erion, Siitorieifriper,
Cambridge, @is.
Eli .npe Girefterer paIstes: S. g.
Norbbeim, Chicago; 90. 6. Won.
ion, Sanlontopn, So; q. g. Ring-
beim, Nortbnoob, Sa.; Ole Spoal,
aIbon, Sa.; % til SnoiamIinssfo.
mite: s. 9. Norobem, Chicago;
Ole 8. Sfutle, 9afe MiGs, So;
3. 8. 2lnbe, Gortbpooo, So;
anub 8. 9sne, Cambridge, 8is.;
Q 9. @emmeoal, Cannon Sails,
Minn.
Iftenen forito bolbtes en- iGrbeles
belipet og peapffet ganfet, bpori ca.
400 Eerioner beltog.
Eoit. Seiitebabl snifeoe poa gobt
@osienraal pelfommen % 9ap Or
BET til Commander for Soreningen
"Sois", Mr. Gapio Iapis, iom Ii.
gcleoes paa Gosiemaal snifeoe bel.
fonmen poa i'm screenings Segne.
@m. Helion, 9eerfielo, Winn.,
Senator &nute Helions 9rober, bar
aisgemeiter. EaItor SeiitebabG op.
lpite Silsninger fra mango bersmte
@osiineer, iom bar forbinbret fra
at bore tilitebe, Senator &nitte Hel.
ion; &nirte Satle, gilbert Sea,
Minn.; 8. 2unb, Hortbpooo, So;
$. Splano % Gbriitiun Hiiber, &C.
nator 9oe, Soreit Gitp, So; alrt
9isrge, Hcb @ing, Winn., Sormars
ben for Winneiota.0 iitriftet al ben
Norife Spnobe; Trofesior Cars
&eque; ftp. Statsfasierer 9abI %
Ssieiteretsoommer Soo Sinie /
@isconiin.
Saa iang San9foreninsen "goiS"
lt1oer 9ireftsr 9ergerens 9ebelie
@enbelborgs "@n Silien biem" %
Seq pil pGrge nit SanO", og Ole
9iaetbun ipiaeoe paa Sarbanger.
iele, aloeles ppperIiet. 9a 9ifal-
BET bapbe Iagt Jig fit aftenens Set.
taler, Or. Stiles &. Guales, SrOet.
Softoren tolte ON Sosiingerne /
Chicago / oe i%punbne Gage, BEN
Gang Ga Spar 2arien, anute Hel.
Jon, anoerS Sluee, 6. 9. Solution
CO mal,ge al be andre 8umIefarer
boebe Der. Get bar for SO Iar
linen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
2luitralif Wtntiterfrtle.

Sra Welbollrne, Iuitralien, tele-
greferes ben 20oe SUM: Set al,-
~itralife Winiiterium meo Stotsmi-
hitter anbrep Siiber / SpiOlen ino.
gap ioog i'm 0imiiion iom Selge al
HciuItotet al Sc iioite &alg, / bpilfe
De 2iberole erbolot en- Waioritet al
1 Stemnle / Observation-Disclosures
llnocrblts oper arbeiberpartiet, ionl
/ lpngere Sio bar pGret peo Wag.
fer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Stor 0rbeioerfonfift.

Sra Cincinnati, Ohio, melbeS at
oper 1000 SfrGobere % Sperifer
C"garment morfers"O Den 14be oS.
bapoe giort Streif, % at arebioet
/ ioagootiom ale Gerfiteoer bar
aaaet iitaa.
Set ~aniloges, of ODER 5000 bar
pea Streif / Cincinnati CO ca.
5000 / SprItpoerne Wount Sealtbp
% &eooing % / Nemport o. Gop.
ington paa &entucfpiioen al 6looen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

galfanopgipret. 5orbolbet mel
lem 9ul9arien % Serbien bar MI
tilipioiet Jig Zig, at oct moe fontnne
til en- enoelig Ifgiprelie meget mart;
enten Ell frebelig, craftsmanship Sro-
Ming al Soiitemaalene meaem De TO
4aboer eaer - 8roberfrig. Faa
9ulgarieus &rap om at Serbten pie
bliffelig ifal rsnlme ct Iterre orltol'
itet Streg al Wafeoonien, bar Ser.
bipn iparet tpert Hei. s Snsoa9s
fom iaa oen ppiigtspGffenoe Wteo-
oelelie, of bulgurife Irmeer paa TO
Steoer / oct omtpiiteoe Strsg / Mo-
feoonien tiolig ON Morgenen bapoe
ongrebet Serberne, iom ipareoe paa
Siltale meo lit Irtiaeri. Set nos
pifleoe Jig til portable Slag meo
tort Cab paa begge Sioer. Get
te er bel life en~sbetpoenbe meo, at
arieen bar beepnbt, men Sel9rao
err Spbibielien itor. Huslaro bar
tiIbuot iis at mGgle mellem Serbien
o. 9ulgarieu paa 8runolag al Den
Sraftat iom blep inb9aaet melem
be TO fsr &rigen meo Sprfiet be-
apnote, oe i BET 9iemeS ifiiloe De
TO Stater ienbe fine Sremierminiltre
iii ct. petersburg forat ~nnoerbanole.
Oten buerfen 9ulgarien eler Serbsen
lifer Bette Iroieft. Serbien bGpoer,
of 2iultatet al &risen meo Sprflet
bleu iaa aanife anoerleoes emo for.
ubiat, of Ben Sperensfomit, iom blep
inbaaaet ON Oct erobreoe Serritort'
inns Ceiling fsr arieen, life M
fan bape nogen getponing mere.
Woaterne eper BOG ct poloiomt Eres
paa De TO Stater iorat formaa Dem
Ill of afceptere H1islanbs Sllbito.
Guslano bar enopioere anmooet Orc
fenlano ont at tr9oe mGglenoe mel.
lem Serbien % gnlsarie1l, mel bar
ioaet oct Spur, at set fan 8r9fen'
lamb life inbIaoe iia paa, oa oct life
err @ebfontrabcnt til oct omtalte
sraftat, Der bIeu inoeaaet melem
be TO Stater lioen 8r9fenlanos vi.
oenoe % uoen minoite Senipn I'll
@rGfenlunbs Snteresier. Zen eneIte
llopei, iuarer 8rafenlano er, at ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Sfibe laoeoe meo 6ulo.

Sra Seattle, @aib., meIbes ben
23oe SUM: Gn Miaion SoQars /
@ulo, Den fsrite 6orienoeIie fra
Some, GIaifa, iaor, anfom ioag
meb Iampifibene "Senator" o.
"Sictoria", Der penote tilbaee fra
lin fsrite Sur til gerinsbapet benne
Seion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

rrrr,rp .. srcosp CLASS ssrTEn JUsr I5u 1908 Az rHr Post
orurT a. DrcosAs, Iowa, rsprS Wr ACT ~ coSssrss 90
EAso s, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

piie alie Spiiteraal til afeisrcIie
peo Gologift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
MasmDno Yuincarc, oen franif

&apmpnS Euincarc, BEN frantic
Republifs Ereiioent anfom Sanft-
bansbag til 2onbon paa fire Cages
officielt @eisg bos ben en9ellfe Soon.
&c. Oct bar set fsrite officieQe 9e-
Jog, Foincare bar aflagt / ct trent
meb 9anb, iiben ban bleo Ereiioent,
og oct fsrlte fremmeoe Statsoperbo'
peo, Song @eorg bar mootaget meo
oficia Iomp % Bragt, iiben ban blep
gngIanbs &onse. Breitberten, iom
Ieoiasebes al ire al fine Winiitre, TOM
til Yortsmoiitb nreo bet frantic arigss
ifib "Gourbet". Haa Gortsmoutbs
Sapn giorbe en- bel britiif SlaaoeaI'
being Sonsr. Ser blep ban paa
&ong @eorgs gegne mobtaget at
Irinien al 8ales. st @rtratog
braste Breiioenten % bans 5elge
til 9onbon, bpor Song 8eorg bar
meot trent paa Sictorioitationen for
at mootage bam. 90 iaa git bet lss
meo Setter og 9anfetter fire belle Sa.
ge tilerbe. Gen iamlebe brittle
Brsie enlfeoe Sranfri9s Sr9itoent
gelfommen til England / meget bier
te lige l1otrpf. @eo @alamiooagen
/ 9ucfingbampalaoiet blep BET be.
remte @uIoierpice fra @inoior Slot
bruat. Sette brugeS rernltg futt
peo meeet iielone og b~eitioelige ans
Iebninser. s i'm SelfomIttale til
8r9iioenten frembGpeoe Gon9en ben
9etponing iom oct parme Senifabss
fprbolo meGem Gnglano og Srant-
rig bar for geparelien al europas
Iyreb. - @eb BrGiioentens afrelIe
ira Gberbourg / Sranfrig inotrat ct
meaet beflageligt lllpffestiltGloe.
Ga Seitningen bar ifGro meo at ia
lutere til sgre for ErHitoentel', er'
plooereoe enbel SeSpatrorer, bpor'
peo TO Mano blep brpbt og fire Wtatro
bleo olporligt iaaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
era uoldnoet.

Gn aoIisiion meIIem TO Ieropla-
ller tarot Sanftbonsaften Steb neo
aipern 5lppepIabs / Rprbeben Of
Wten, Giterrig. s Ell Ssibe al 100
900 ODER Soroen tsrneoe Ell eiterrigif
og Ell franif Waifine iammen. 5
ben siterrigife @aifine iao Der TO
W9no, iom besge bIep meget Of
porligt iaaret, ba De falot til 5or-
ben. Sgiaa Sranifmanoen fom til
ifaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Gn riaiia Storiipper maa Sranif-

Gn ristis Sturfipuer maa Sranif-
manoeu Warcel Woultinais pGre.
Hplie flsi ban fra Yaris til ct. Fe-
tersburg paa forbauienoe fort Sio,
oa igaar, Snsoag Worgen, olffebe
ban plitbIelig op / Stocfbolm. San
bapoe % fIsiet fra &epal / <slano
og oper 9iteriisen til Ben ipenife
Sopebitao paa fire Elmer. Smorgen,
Srebag, fortiptter ban Suren til
&isbenbapn pg berfra pioere tilbage
til Garis. @u ganife ~oroentlig
Hl1notur pr. Slppenlaifine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

Sulp MGno blep Sanftbansoaa
bengt paa en- offentlig Ilabs / aon-
It%antinopel. Se bar ollie oemt for
Gelagtigbeo / Woroet paa Storpiiir
Wabmouo Sheffet Iaiba. glanbt
De b9ngte bar ogiaa SuItanens egen
Spigerien Salib 9amab Bahia. Zen.
ne pur belt til iioite Sieblif liffer
paa 9enaaoning, men ben uoeblep.
SIere al De bebsbsmte bolot fra Sta.
fottet glsbenbe Saler til Solfemas.
ierne llbenfor Den iterfe aiGbe al
Soloater iom omringeoe Elaoie en-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Gbieaao 3p9amarfeo.
&aniaS Nith @srantarfeo.

9iomr GitS &peamarfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
25be Suni

Scaemarfeoet Wiuue,ota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Notwithstanding

sSo st.. VamI apGsmari
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-01-17
DEATH OF A GOOD WOMAN.
Miss Alta Whitlock Died at Hel
Home Near Jonesville Sunday anG
Was Buried on Monday at Gilead

Jonesville, January 14th.-Miss
Alta Whitlock died at her home
near Jonesville early last
Sunday morning and the remains
were buried Monday in the family
plot at Gilead, the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. w. H. Ariail.
Miss Whitlock was one of a family
of six sons and five daughters who
are all dead now, but one, Miss Mary
Whitlock. She was about 72 years of
age and was never married. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Moorhead of Mt. Tabor,
Mrs. Sam Goudelock, Mr.. F. M. Whit
lock and daughter, all attended the
funeral of Miss Whitlock.
Telephone.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-01-17
COURT CONVENES
MONDAY, FEB. 3RD

Civil court convenes here on the
first Monday in February. The
criminal court convenes on the third
Monday in February. This is under
the statute of 1912.
There is a heavy docket in the
criminal court, fifteen cases being
brought over and quite number of
new cases, several of the latter being
murder cases.
Solicitor A. E. Hill was in Union
one day this week, and says he has
been getting ready for the work
awaiting him here. Mr.. Hill has en-
tered enthusiastically upon his duties,
and his friends expect great things
of him.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-01-17

Columbia, January 14.-Governor'
Blease's annual message to the gem
eral assembly, delivered today was a
much more temperate document
than many expected. In fact, for
Governor Blease, it was refreshingly
mild. The governor made no savage
assaults on his "enemies," he did not
try to threaten or bulldoze the legis1
lature into carrying out his wishes'
and he proposed no extravagant OF
sensational legislation. ssg
1t is true he took few thrusts at
his "enemies" in parenthetical re-
marks. Complaining that Attorney
General Lyon upheld Comptroller
General Jones when the latter re-
fused to pay the claims of the Blease
detectives, Rev. CIV. Creighton and
Col. Leon M. Green, the governor
says of Mr.. Lyon in parenthesis;
"Who, by the way, the people OF
South Carolina have repudiated and
retired to private life"
Of local interest, inasmuch as the
| iSlSIlCu W 10 SuppOSeuly
John Gary Evans, is the following ex-
cerpt from the governors message:
Ridiculous Occurrence"
81 noted a most ridiculous occur
renee before the railroad commits
sioner recently in a telephone hear
ing. The peoples side of the case
was represented, or supposed to be
represented, by an attorney who is a
leading counsel for the Western
Union Telegraph Company, when ev-
erybody knows that the Western
Union Telegraph Company and the
Southern Bell Telephone Company
are one and the same corporation, or
one controlled and owned by the 9TH
er, operating as such, independently,
Still the railroad commsssi6n, i pSI
sumo knew wlaat a. 4 M - /
4eave itato the spsSp D = 81
lar town as to whether, they got any
relief or not" r. s..
Most important, perhaps of the
governors recommendations is that
advocating the election of supreme
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-01-17
Installation Service.

The installation service of the of
ficers of the Home Mission Society of
Grace Methodist church was held at
the church on Wednesday afternoon.
The services were conducted by
Rev. j. L. Daniel, pastor of the
church. The officers for the coming
year will be: Mrs. w. w. Summer,
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Chas. r. Smith, 1st
vice president; Mrs. B. G.. Peterson,
End vice president; Mrs. C. T. Muir
ply, 3rd vice president; Mrs. L. j.
Hames, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
w. A. Long, treasurer; Mrs. Whita-
ker, recording secretary.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-01-17
GOVERNORS MESSAGE Mid DOCUMENT
Executive Neither Shrieks gainst His Enemies Nor
Tries to Buldoze LegisIstaks No Sensational
Laws Proposed of Judges by Peo-
pie and TwO-Cenf Kairoad Rate
Among the demonstrations.

&Qurt and circuit judges by the peo-
'ple instead of by the legislature. In
'this connection he says.
An Involved Combination.
Do you think that combination
to the effect that if A and his friends
vote for B for the supreme court,
hat BIS friends and the friends of C,
who is 10 be solicitor, will vote for A
{or circuit judge, and that if C's
trends will vote for B for the su-
pfeme court and for A for circuit
5udge, then their friends will help
sC e be solicitor-do you think gentle
tpe1 any greater or worse or more
tnyo3xeds combination than that can
be made, or any more petty politics
can be played than the working of
q conbination like that, if judges are
elected by. the people? Understand,
entlemen, nobody charges that such
tafngs have ever been done. Oh, no!
would not think of making such a
charge. We have too high a judiciary.
But I ask you, if it has ever been
cone, can the, people become involved
q combination in a judgeship
election that will surpass it."
Following are Governor Blease's
principal recommendations:
Tax for Schools.
recommend that you levy one
anil tax on all personal property and
real estate for the free public schools.
~ recommend that an act be pass
led making the Medical College of
Charleston the Medical College of
South Carolina, and making it a
branch of the South Carolina Univer-
sity.
- 4 respectfully recommend that you
ohange the name Of Clemson college
to calhoun University.
SCI desire again to call your atten-
<pSto the hosiery mill at the South
N papitsnti -this s.Assisry
mill more properly named the South
Carolina tuberculosis incubator" If
you do not abolish it / cannot make
you. am not ging to make any
Continued on last page)
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Mrs. Fitten Being Entertained in
Atlanta.

Mrs. Turner Fitten, who was, be-
fore her marriage several weeks ago,
Miss Medora Duncan, is being cor
daily received in her new home, At
lanta. She has been the recipient
of many social functions, among them
being tea by Mrs. Samuel Wallace,
on North Avenue; dinner party by
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Howell, at the
Georgian Terrace, and box party by
Mr.. and Mrs. neutrality-suspicious.
Journal.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-01-17
AT the High School.

Miss Lily Bayley of DR.. Kings
School of Oratory, will arrive in the
city on Saturday evening to make
plans for the presentation of GAS You
Like It," at the Union High School
auditorium. The play will be given
by the High School boys and girls.
Miss Bayley is pleasantly remem-
bered in Union, having presented
"The Merchant of Venice" at the
school auditorium last spring.
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in securing the benefits that are now
within our reach. This will help the
county proper, and as the county
prospers, so will the city of Union
and the towns of the county. Those
who are willing to help themselves
in this matter will please mail their
contributions to ]. G. Hughes, Secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce,
Union, S. C.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-01-17
Mr.. Trail to Leave Union.

Mr.. Anson Trail has sold his stu.
dio to Mr.. P. d. Barnes, of Columbia
and will leave at an early date fol
his former home in McMinnsville
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trail have resided in
Union for several years and have
many friends who regret to see them
leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes are boarding
at the home of Mr.. r. w. Mellow or
Church street. Mr.. Barnes comes tc
Union very highly recommended.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-01-17

Many men of many minds-but it's
usually one woman of many minds.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-01-17
Communion Services.

The congregation of the First
Presbyterian church will observe
communion on next Sunday morning,
and preparatory service on Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
John F. Matheson, Pastor.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-11-21

Fresh, crisp Vegetables, at A b
c, phone 1913.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-11-21
SAID She
WOULD FAINT
Mrs. Della Long Unable to Stand
On Her Feet More Than a Few
Minutes at a Time.

Pendergrass. Ga.-Mrs. Della Long,
OF this place, in a recent letter. says:
For five or six years, ] suffered agon'
les with womanly troubles.
often, couldn't sit up more than a
few minutes at time, and II stood
on my feet long, / would faint.
took Cardui, and 1t helped me i'm.
medlately. Now. can do my work all
the time, and don't suffer like ! did. u
Take Cardui when you feel Ill in any
way-weak, tired, miserable, or under
the weather. Cardui is a strength.
building tonic medicine for women.
1t has been found to relieve pain and
distress caused by womanly troubles
and is an excellent medicine to have on
hand at all times.
Cardul acts on the womanly consti.
tuition, building up womanly strength,
tonlng up the nerves, and regulating
the womanly organs.
It's half century of success is due TO
merit. II has done good To thousands.
VIII you try It? II may be Just what
you need Ask your druggist about
Cardui. He will recommend 1t.
N. B. Write 70: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chatts.
hooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn for Special
Instructions. and 6A-page book, Home Treatment
br Women sent In plain wrapper. on request.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-11-21
Office Phone No. 33.
Unsightly Face Spots

Are cured by DIR. Hobson E'ze.
ma ointment, which heals all skin
erup,ions- No matter how fong
you nave been troubled by Itoh-
ing, burning or scaly skin hu-
mors, Just put a little of that
soothing antiseptic, DIR. Hobton s
Eczema Ointment, on the sJfes,
and the suffering stops instantly.
Healing begins that very minute.
Doctors use it in their practice
and recommend it. Mr.. Allemau,
of ,Littieton. Pa, says: "Had
eczema ION forehead; DIR. Hob
sons Eczema Ointment cured il
in two weeks. Guaranteed to
relieve or money refunded. All
druggists, or by mail. Price 500
Pteiffer h emical o., Philadel-
phia and st. Louis.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-11-21
KimOno Bazaar

Ladies of the M. +. Church
(south) will give Kimono bazaar,
Christmas novelties and cooked
food sale, Saturday, Nov 29th.