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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

ncitc gifrop al alober, or nof til at
iaa pore o~mcrifonlfe Stotsmpno %
WlilitGralltoritctcr til at foropbe
Tia / bette liopiIibclige Gnunc. Suoo
cr 0a notllrIigcrc, cno at oct nctop
mi, Ga Der or iaa llcnocIig mcget,
iont iorc9oor operoIt omfring oS.
ifliIoe 0ipe tifolb NnIeoniug til
GreiteIic og SpefuIotioncr.
MonrocsC oftrincn har / praftlIte
2icn1cb / Oct itorc o0 belle %piitnof
orrct ct iul0t 90 npttia polittlt
@rincip; men bopoc QantIc FrTlt'
Bent Monroc pioit alt, bpao ircnlti-
0i9c observation-disclosures % @pi9rcoaf'
terer ifuloc iiuoc poa al britge bans
flare 0oftrine til Cert for, babe
ban i~iffert bctpnft iig 70 @an9c, Ier
han hop0c iot 0ettc lit &orn mco Dc
tpcnoc Nnii9tcr inO / &crocn.
Nctop III bol0c5 ser pau en- %
ianlmc Gio LANCE o. Ipr0e 6orc0ro8
over, bporlc0c3 Monroe-0 oftrincn
eitcr Arigcn nil bli en- Slide bonoc
til Grclie % til 2~0clrG9cIlc for oct
amcrifouifc 6oIf. Ser man0lcr life
poa aooe Nr9umcnter poa no9en a.
SiOcruc. Get bUp0c3 uc0 Stprfc,
at nj, I'll. a. / Strait al Monroe-Goi-
trincu, lite bar llo1ct at barre bdtA2
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uil ticne til al bringe &onoct / Hint
fe, uuor Sc ANDRE Notioncr bar a.
9iort tit M}eaemoGrcnOc % icr fla
omfrinQ eiter en- M "6icnoc" at
opcrinl0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

s-rrrr Is srcoAp Class NLrrH JtNt l51n 1905 ~ IHF Posi-
ONO ~ nrooKAu. Iowa. rsprE ur ACT ~ ooSsrrs. Or
n.teu s. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

-
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Dorf, @corpe 9. NicGleQono, iort
III er Froic3ior pco Nrinccton llni-
p%criitct, bolot uuIj0 ct 6orcoro8
oOcr &c 6orcuc0c Stoter9 StiQing.
iom ban mcnrr ocu oil bIi cittt
arigcu. Get Qipr inQcu 6oritiel,
bpcm Ser %icircr," io1oc ban; "iol
Nmcrifo i%tilcr oct fig lIiA at lor cj-
Ter lcncrc nil 2on0ct ino &olQct mel
lem belt at opgiuc Monroc. Coftrincr
cucr oQiua at fiUmpc lor ocn3 D.
rctboloclle. vi bar 9iort 0enle
Noftrin til ct itort uotlonult Nril;.
Clip, til ct national 9Grc3log; bpi2 ri
0erior opgipcr ocll, iau bar ri meo
oct l0nnc iuoremnlct, at ri life ct
iterte nof til at pprcthoI0c SEN, bull
let iQjcu nil ll8c, at NJ peoticnoer
u, at ri life Cr noQcn Stormogt
men mao ilu0c o4 / at bli uniuIot
al Sen ieritc Sen bc0itc (Iirut. ioll
iaar / Sinbc at Qiorc oct. vi tirnl-
pc ior N}onrocsG oftrincu. ilig Jon
nj mt cr ~rlitct. uil0c flu lore iii 4
HciuItat. ct icircn0e (ultlun0 uiIoe
Il6et hare at irpltc ira ct &an0
iom Sc Goreneoc Stotcr uco oct&
totalc lliorbcrcotbeo til at gaa /
ari9, "a meocu2 ri mtligcn3 fum0c
flare ,<opau, 0criom set itoo uIcnc.
laa pij0e ri ncppc tluue giarc o. no
gen Gorbonbning ocronL bpl3 no0en
fom &opon tiIhirlp."
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oct %uuiertt, at Sc Gorcncoc StQtcr
tor at iitrc in Grcmtlo bcbeuer en-
toloaial NriQ@molt tluou0a % til,
uuu02. Cen lildcr u%jitnof femme
liQ iierut ben NhlIiQ6co, al Sc Gor.
cuc0c StOtcr Ell uottcr Gol uil hi;
opcriQlot al GuitIono "a \$opon;
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

gcIicn al tuife lropper. elsie bre6
iiQ Oerior ilicnncm Ben rltSiiife
&crnrinQ citcr en- oeiperat aornp,
ser foiteoc ct uhnaJeligt tort 2lntaI
al MlCuneifclip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
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%rnburg, Spoafrifo, Sen 3Oie De.
ccnlbcr: General Gbriitiou De @ett,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

Sc iioiic Guropa.@'eloinaer eaar
rs pou, at baaoe Stalien % Hitme-
MEN MI mart fau penteS at fate lig
inb / ariaen paa De IaiereoeS She.
Get poaitaaes, at mar StaIien
life auerebe bar blalloet JIG ino ! Se'
zen, iaa bar Oct al Den iinlpIe
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FOIlTNER ARRESTED
Charged with Being Drunk and Dis.
!. - :, ardnrlr ~. /.


Charged With Being Drunk and Dis.
l.. s orderly. 49,.
Columbia, August Sc. d. Fortner
OF Spartanburg, candidate for, rail-
.rOad commissioner. was arrested Fri
day night by tho city police on the
charge OF drunk and disordcrly con-
duct and carried to the police station,
wheTe hr ..ivft. q bond OF SIG for his
appearance in court. Mr.. Fortner
failed to appear and his bond wns for
/ According to- Information contained
In tho police. records Fortner,, was
found drunk and acting In q disor-
derly manner. In the club room OF
Willie IN, Poa. called the Arlington
club, i316 Main street. The arrest. was
made; by Officer 8. F. Strickland, as-
aisted by JOtAeer 8. 8. Shorter, 4,
q IL is Hnderstood that Turtner. when
arrested psodaced 4 commission !, al
ronatab abie signed BY Governor. B!caais6
and tdeelaEsd that as q constable hse
cDnIf not be .nrysBted rs, vas vas As;a ssfias. /.
to the station, however. notwithstan6-
ing gsthis protest. /.
Former has been for the paut two
Eess!cns a member CT the house Of
representatives frcsn Spartnpburg.
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Senator Smith Thinks Contiuation OF
Fresent Prices Would Work Dlsaa.
ter-ADalyses Situation of Politi.
cal Differences.

Columbia, August 1-Senator e. D.
Smith. who passed through the city
tonight gave out the following state
ment, calling for a cotton conference
II there Is a war. In Europe.
The appalling fall In the price of
cotton that has taken place within the
last few days as the result OF the
threatened war In Europe should give
concern and anxiety to every person
OF the, South. II the price now indi-
Gated should he maintained through
the next few months the disaster to
the South would be beyond calcuIa-
tion. I, II would go even further than
that, because, the United States looks
to the South TO furnish cotton to Eu-
rope In Brifftclent quantities to turn
the balance OF trade to America.
Without our cotton crop the ball
ance OF trade every year would go
against. us In favor OF Europe. The
matter is therefore OF nation wide i'm
portance and 1t behooves the people
OF the South not cnly to. take action
to protect themselves but to protect
the entire United States. That some-
thing must DC done Is plainly appar-
ent. -.
1.-THE war coming as It may at this
time, the bulk OF cotton to be marketed
the situation ,is. filled with the great
est gravity. It iB hardly possible that
such q war could last more than three
months, but that would be long
enough to bring disaster upon every
Southern cotton planter.
A Conference Suggested.
IN vi5w vl tho 1sntrussiug situation
I would advise tlint If the prospects
fOrA peace are not brighter within the
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WOULD CALL COTTON ON.
CONFERENCE To BE y. !.
HELD in COLUMBIA

next few days, conference be called
| at CQllmbia Of. tile. farmers, bankers
merchants and other business men
| CT the State with view to providing
means for holding off the market the
cotton that will soon be forced upon
It.
1"I have heretofore attempted ts
point out to the farmers the -disasr
trous effect or the entire crop of this
distress" cotton. Tho Federal gov
ernment Is kecDly alive to the situa-
ton. l am sure VIC can count OF, the
hearty cooperation OF President VIII
son and Secretary McAdoo in any plan
that will avert this appalling disaster
to the South and to tho Nation.
This matter has given me consid-
cradle concern, and felt a desire to
direct the attention of the people to
this threatened disaster: but In view
OF the fact that we are In the midst
OF heated campaign, have refrain
ed. But now, icel that this Is a
sufficient reason to restrain me mo
longer. A few, days ago the newspa-
pers reported that In view OF the grave
crisis which confronted England, her
people had forgotten their political
diEcrcnces which were acute.
Let US follow their example, and in
this grave crisis which confronts tho
industrial welfare Of the. people. let
US for our political differences and
give best thoughts to. some plan
by,, which those. who produce cotton,
and those who are dependent upon It
may receive o proper return for. their
labor. !.
II would greatly appreciate II those
In the State who arc interested In
this movement would write to Colum.
bia. giving mo the benefit OF their sug-
gestio1s. 30 that rnetting mny be
caIIed and plans outlined which may
bc promulgated throughout the cotton
states" f,si
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o'tlock. He Is the f1rst preacher com
ing from our Sunbeam band. This
was first called Willing Workers
Who knew that one OF. our little fell
lows would be 30 Impressed b. thc
HOLY Spirit that he would giyo 0f his
means, his aients. and bost OF all his
own SELF to be willing worker In his
Masters vineyard. We rejoice with
bis family that one of our children
haB been so honored az to be permit.
ted to- break tic bread Of life unto Il
dying world.
Miss Helen Shirley spent tho latter
part OF the week In Andersen with her
sister. Mrs. Tom Bolt.
Mr.. and Mr. -. AicMahan and chill,
dren OF Pie mont were with home
folks Saturd and Sunday.
The Sunda school Will convene at
10 a. m. Teachers and pupils are urg-
ed to take notice and govern them
selveE accordingly.
The public generally are invited to
worship with us. but special invita-
tions are herewith given to all who
have ever lived at or near Eureka to
come back there on the SECOND Sunday
| and let's have a good day Como
young aud old, with q smile Oh your
face and prayer in your heart for
our brotaer preacher. the success of
the cause he has undertaken and that
we around here may continue to do
His Will In His appointed way
/ Mrs. A. N. Campbell is doing nicely
and we are glad to learn will BIO out
soon with lib.
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IVA NEWS
o Q O. o o o Q o o o

o Q o o o o o o o 4
Iva. August 3!-Miss Cornclia Ton.
nent returned to her home in Lown-
desville Saturday after spending the
week with her friend. Miss Mabel
Reid. :. r.
J. F. Mcdonald and family of An
derson spent the weekend here with
relatives, Ni5..
Messre. s. NJ. McAdams, Ryan and
Arthur Saawrlght, spant Sunday IN
Hartwell.
Rev., J. p. Pressly. pastor of tho A.
RI p. church, ofi.pue, West preached
q fine sermon In .hc A. r. p. church
here Sunday night His subject was
Rev. Geo WI Hanna and family of
PIttsburg. Pa, are, guests this week
OF Fey. s. Y. Hood and wife. =.
Mrs. Maggie Parker, who IIa3 been
spending several week hero with her
sister. Mrs. ] A. Br0wnlee. has gone to
Anderson to yieit her sister. Mrs. J. L.
Wakefield,
Mss, Eloise U.9wnlcc OF Antrcvillc.
war In town few hours Saturar'r.
Miss Clara Cook has returned iuln..
fro1n, a. few days visit to her friend,
Miss Mollio Hail..
Mra.l Jep. Wilson and children, wha
have been. sfsiang relatives here a
few daysS have retd5ned to their home
In Mt. Carmel. =:
Messrs, Glenn McGcc and Carlton
Watt of Anderson sent Saturday night
and, Sunday here with homefolks.
T.. M, Latham; of Route No. 8. mn
gone To Oklahoma :on q Walt to rela.
tives.
4 M!s9ea Ada Tao renee ana Martha
Hail have returned to their home in
Elherton!, sGa.,t alter spending a week
here with Jeff sister. Mre. MA. Chap
man. -
Mrs. Ebba Watson and little son.
ChiBlolm, OF Springfield, have been
spending a rev days at the home OF
DR.. J. +. Watson.
Albert Evfns OF AntrevIiie was vis-
iting relatives In town Friday.
:, DIR. J. l.. Gray of Anderson was h c.
Saturday on. profeaainnal hnainaas
Messrs. Jim Carter aud Doe Lunsard
OF Elberton. Ca. spent few days here
recently with friends.
Mrs. Elpod tpf: Flat Rock has betsi
spending a. feW Gays here witt, her
brother. 8. NJ. Joles. s
DR.. D, A. Burrissand wife and !. C.
Jones and wife spent Sunday in Hart
we'll attending the carnpmeet!ng. &.
Misses Marrfilu.n Lucia Reid and
James Knox Ewnrfs OF Ycreyille left
yesterday for home, after spending two
weeks. here; With relatives.
Misses N. a.. and-L. E. Jackson, who
have been the guests the past week
OF their coIsir. a1yss9a Mabel Reid, have
IrsAk .oI t~:~
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5 90 7 8 9 90 q 7 20 . 8 :
STARR NEWS.

Y
0sdo 99hPoD 1000 o 0 90 o o
ence HpndaX lac Starr Baptist church
voted to extend on invitation to the
SAluda Baptist assdciation to meet
With this church in July, 1915. al
which time 1t will have been rs years
IBinte the, association met at this
iNhurch.
EeiMhe annual protracted meeting O:
thfi Methodist church will begin this
morning. The pastor, Fovv. J. L. sin.
Igleton, wtI!.sbe. ably assisted by Rev
~. L. Haley, superintendent OF the
sb4th Caf8hha anti-saloon league
ga delightful .occasion of last wcok
l'wsS The 4arty on Wednesday evening
given by ,Aiisses .varina and Rosie
Clinkscalds Complimentary to their
h9usc party guests, Misses Richard
s6n. Dlr.y AEasarombfe and ,Donnnld
Progressive conversation was ill.,, en-
tertainment for the evening and dclic-
ious nectar and cake was served.
Gr. William Smith. cashier of the
bank Of DonaldB, spent Sunday; here
with friends.
Miss Alice Smith OF Townvllle and
MISC Ruth Wilson Of Long Branch
have returned home after a visit to
Misses Jessie and Nell; Smith. J.
MissesLucy and Lola; McPhail OF
Lsurens; are spending several weeks
with their grandparents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
j.. B. Leverett. ..
]. c. Dodsoh of Anderson and Miss
Berta Mae Smith OF Donalds spent
Sunday here at the homo c. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. C. McGill. .a,a
Miss Elizabeth Spearman Of Green
wood is visiting her cousin, Miss
Mary Poole.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson rron,
McRae. Co.. arc visiting their, daugh-
ter. Mrs. john Parker.
Mrs. :Burford of Calhoun Falls is
visiting at the home OF her nephew,
]. J.. Smith.
Misses Mary Bowie, Izetta Pruitt
and Hottie jackson have returned
from an extended visit to their friend.
Miss Marguerite Williams, at Abbc-
Vile. .a,,
miss .Elnei Jones mas returned to
her home at Anderson after spending
while here with her aunt, MRS. Eliza
Gross. !. 80,
Master Charles Burts, SON of Rcy.
and Mrs. C.. E. Burts. OF. Columbia
is visiting atsthe home OF his uncle.
C. D. Watson.
Little Miss Willie Sue Boleman hns
returned to her torEe In Townvil,e af-
ter q visit to, her friend. Sarah Smith.
!. Master Albert Hawkins OF Town
Vile has returned home after visit
to friends hero. II ~
A party consisting Of Mrs. T.. q. Nc
Gala, MT. and Mre. Feaster Jones,
Ress Allen Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dea-., has returned from a trip to the
mountains of North Carolina.
Mrs. J. w. Matttson of North Au-
gusta, is spending. stheA month at the
home OF her mother. Mrs. Saliie. Dean.
|. The, Starr uaseEalI toagi played
two winning gnines. at. the fone
ground during the past weeS. one. ,a,t!,
the Flat Flock team on TT tiay.- utter
noon and another with tha Lowndes-
Vile team on Saturday aftern
r. A. Abrams: OF Anderson spent
Saturday here, :.s..,.sis i' ..4,S
Mrs. Charles Dean and her .dnngh-
ter. Louise. have. returned to their
home in Atlanta after spending tho
summer. here with relatives.
!, ), j, e: Sheyartl and Clint Summers OF
Anderson were, here for a short .whils 9
Saturday. -; 80 q ...sas3
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winter in cells ihS The ground. riiiio
nodales decay when the plant 5is cut
down and In decaying release the 5ns- IL.
trogens y The nitrogen is,aya III IN tlIa:
Ground ass A. FORTH ltzer lfor TthG next 81 &
Years crSp and 80 ts bottor s for tlSas !,
farmer G ! g follow a eguminous crSp,
s,ich as scowpsas or vctcli: win cnffl. al
fnf1 nr zsf.fAa S.. II, Z -
I the sgsa thai ysas q bSst stored RE Re
the syfonnd. sss
81 Many tar1rsir ia outii d ] g t,aroii5a
Aretas feAfnfh 4 ssishtfho ys III faf.ls 3;
Ina and aiie fot Ting {i ; Z cTops Il & |a,,
as tosnse onss ofs The isoii u Si,s g ;gsgIs,
that which has bsen m p,ft Il & tisefa ii " nFtiI 8
ctAliy thd yeF bsfof IS afiI ~ fl;ss
Become profS si6n lfii ri sSs Yifkb ride
sciohce. Jtis aniG ai mier6Iy u 4 saissr ,,fE
pioNins aSd s Viz 1 IS D ai q is Ia . Quit iVxtii 4,
and hsFy Fyesttnsi 1af fit Ii shIS scishs 81 sSf
applying sdge Il st6 5 fiiS sofi m fS Sats rs
the Dsst AdYsf r6siii. i5siL I'LL sESils
10 iIrla i ana iil lvE;
!iis esAr bel iil & fos d hsiG KfsS
ns9Igl 4 !
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THE SMITH; MULE.

dedicated; to. the memory Of the, I'm
g known scribe by WA, Galley. Iva.
Oh! You Bleaslte whoever you may So,
read your poem" ana You surprised
You have thisauotaa =, things from the ii 3
Blt the smithitss ars is. .stiii oh the an a L
e. (, est ground. -t s..
You ask II / can think OF any invi-
~, tatinn
That ia half as rotten as the State
"a; Convention, s,.s ~
That question As SO absurd 1t makes
Z s,ss. me amlle Z y.,s.,.
For Dleaae'a record Is SO rotten i
IS Is smell IL q mile. i. -.
Then you have the audacity to write
Is S; moro ;and say ss.
The convention passed a rule to keep
4. tha poor man away; .5.,
To make such 9 statement 10 certainly
For: tlieiF i marks arc legal IL they
Y cant write their name. IN, ST
That is a good rule and you must
- agree II is feirs',s; .,s
Nor when YOU aign your. name you
~ y k1oH It ID there !. 3,S. 5,i. it3s,
a And no one, can toll You on election.
You ! hsyans enrolled ina !, you must I,i.,,
stay lavpy: Il !. .i,.a !. {,
Bieass Aes g 8 Fight 70 ., sweep the s,tate
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>Famlly Reun,on

| Children. grandchildren an dgreat-
grandchildren OF Eliza Ann Mccoy,
botter known as "Aunt Annie" Mills
Creek church August Goth. Miles
Creek church is six miles enst Of An
derson and live miles west of Belton.
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Asa G. Gamblers Gift
To Methodist University

Aaa G. Gambler has donated / ono 600
to tho new university to be established
by. our church In Atlanta GA :, Heioys
VIC pIbiish ffs letter 81 M r.aISA1feS
I'd the educational, communication an
nouncine his. r.fi II ia .bnfh n nnta.
l,fa Gift and q notable .iattsr To- ar - : ~ -.
Atlanta Ia INV. re- taiAF
"ntsbnn Wa a ~. Ss,a;.,,,.,, ~
Il, of. Edicatinnal ,1.annissis;; . .asn. A,A =
tiSss eansa oyidtnH y, ~, ,s,a Dy
gSsg sense Of "a alIyS 70 God and an s1
iS, sa ue,sre e sO iuo :,., gooa t1-iny tsiS
men =. ! maze se 10 yon as tne chair
1uc.a.aoHa1 - conMission
avpointS1 ~! ! loL
tHs =, 5ialpiscopa,;, CnuLcni
Soutnss neia- a4 lkt4hgnolna q Sity. 70 lake
IL. lM nisng &lae .lepAtsing Is iot stne ,toss IN
Hictea' upon itne3 lngfon; ca py.thoi decla-,
inn; ~ tnes csse 81 7 erpnG. Unlyer-:
si.y .l 3 s llication WaIfn slFoi-
], s..tRaile. :. 7 90 tlst. possess bys 2 syyaat
zeal VIII soI1s eHs!Aye 9s .l, genIi " !imaglne
u al ~ tap soS haS v Disss-
So, u s -. sy,Sl lS gsaelIa gay,
;n Me,eSsn eSs ne %sasnTs sans.,f ta,a
cred, trust that 4 must administer vita,
c0neGtehtioaHt ddeiity With references
toi HE sdiyiIna: g VIII i; -,
ais,sfings aHi; sheE years dt myalifes:l
haYs enaeaygrsd 5kos sl,a I, 90 what good I
.bu..st this time tAs church end the
country are confrcnted by a situation
which, as y SEQ it, Qaires thhti 1s do
for1 the scauaR s0f Christian egucatfgn
what Ian ABOUT W eet ZOE & q;
N my. 8 opinion $. ), the education;
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Register for General Elcc,Iop

Voters OF the White Plans section,
Williamson township. are requested
! to register 30 that they may vote at
White Plains In the general election.
This Is important us this ia q nov.
precinct for the general clectiun.
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do good to men,.
,;"But to some one church I must
Commit my contribution to Christian
education. and SEQ no reason to
hesitate to trust money to that church
on which / look for spiritual guidance.
To; that, gospel nnd rsaoramcnts and
upon which surely ! depend Il may
safely. entrust. !, the, things, I possess.
Its history. !. ins the wprk OF educationi
jhstifles1 me- :int eflng, that IT %iil
use what I, entr'lst to It. In a liberal
nna ga Apirited muhuuf; for. in
aiis Of itsh hfnstftfitlo OF learning IL
has on occasion engaged Christian
! men OF other determinations when the
needs Of the work Seenied to: require
she services OF such strIctorg, ana It
has never used itsT schools for pur-
poses Of ,proaelyting the sons and
daughtera OF other Churches. V !. y;
81 canpot bolfeye that the promo
tign Qf the evangelical and brotheriy
type; :pf. sShristiapity for which IL
stands will fail to .benefit the people 0f
my section end country without re-
{ .Thig type, OF a Christianity has pre-.
|desire-to. dohwfia,; r may be able, to
perpetlRte it, hell ,ving as,S do, that
It makes for ii VI iolesomes conserva.
b stismE political y al d. socially and for
ia blessed civ ifzs Ion CROWNED with
plefp and peaA.e. :. ~, -. X,
az Wish that the characteristic ox-
ceiienc ctes or on {, pet pie may abe made
better And that " things which
!! hIe!nisA our. live > aay be- speedily
qbliterated. T. e ~ Z. =. =. B.
9s.To this end as Tar as education
can accomplish Il. ] offer to the etul
Cational commission Of the Methodist
EpIscopal Church, Soutl.,. charged by
the General Conference with duty OF
e8tab bllshinY an institution OF iunivnf-
sfty grade east S0f the Mississippi nv
er. the aum OF one million ($1 ,00o, ,000J
dollars; / Tor the endowment of such:
an Inst tuition, the plans and methods
Fof which are to be- definitely directed
Ito the hSsadvAnceYn naht sof soufid learning
and pure 5Sligion.. To the end that
the instit1t Hon may be. secured to the
church beyond The snossibllit s0f alien
alton a. any time ste He future Will
Sgcompa my c0atr rikhtl lon !, with q
deed sof gift explicit sd providing y
~ making this cont s6ntion under
,.9f ansy Views. astdd nlfp ,asbs seek no
opinion with ;ratefetaS aSe tto educational
work at yArian aith tlis sentimentA
tHflslb bic; that & cd d$&y0r ths tfenRthafl
:4ha hid iks in IN WhiSh, ts Stsid Sd
tiefs; With6 SWINE 5aissEf g q ~ nsnse I'D
any who are a dtRersHt mind b Y.
ss:I fully appsexI ri ,06G. hi ifs
sinsuffi ficfenfs to- eAtab u lisli ana ma safh
atfie UniYefetty which fssf fi0fdefi and pfris
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Feel Miserable7

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health and strength, A guaranteed
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Robert Madsen, of West Burlington,
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Horrlhle Rlotchop Of Eczema.

Quickly cured by Dr. Hobson's Zero.
ina Ointment. G. P, Caldwell, Of New
Orleans, La, states "My doctor ad
vised me to try DR.. Hobson's Derma
zema Soap. Today have not a spot
anywhere on my body and can say
am cured. 1t will do the same for
you. It's soothing, healing, antiseptic
action will rid you of all skin humors,
blackbeadS, pimplos, Eczema blotchos,
red unsightly sores, and leaves your
skin clean and healthy. Get box to-.
day. Guaranteed All druggists, SOC
or by mail. Pfeiffor Chemical Co.,
Philadelphia and ST. Louis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-17
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