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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1914-07-23
Missouri Republicans Active

Missouri Republicans Active
The activity Of Missouri republicans,
evidenced by the remarkable special
state convention held in St. Louis in
April, has increased instead Of abating
Reports from the 1000 precincts to
State Chairman Babler not only indicate
enthusiasm Of united republicans, bu,
abound in circumstantial proof Of
apathy among democratic farmers and
business men Of the smaller commun
tiles equal to that Of 1894 and 1904
Unless there is marked change in the
sentiment Of tural communities the
stay at-home democrats in November
will out-number those who went fish
ing" ten and twenty years ago, Various
reasons may be assigned for this, but
he fact itself is the most significant
thing.
In striking contrast is the high hope
Of republicans throughout the state.
With the exception Of single county,
where abnormal conditions prevail,
the republican party is in fine shape.
One Of the first indications Of its con
dition was the alacrity which the rank
and file rallied 10 the raising Of funds
with which to liquidate the old indebt-
edness OF the State Central Committee
This debt was paid BY small subscrip.
lions. Chairman Babler preferred this
method, announcing that he would
'ather have ten 50'cent subscriptions
than Sc from a single individual.
There is no other dead horse" quite
so hard to pay for as the debt Of a
camgaign that has been long ended.
But inside Of thirty days the aggressive
chairman had succeeded in getting
this debt wiped out and the committee
now has money in the treasury. The
efficient organizers now busy in the
state are incidentally collecting cam
paign funds as they go, increasing the
balance.
There will be full tickets every
where. The voters who followed Col.
Roosevelt in 1912 are back in the old
party in nearly every community in the
state, with the exception OF a few
former leaders who through mixed
motives OF principle, pride and STRAIT
egy still hold out. Manv former
Roosevelt supporters will be nominated
by the republicans for various Offices.
This has come through no special
efforts at "amalgamation," but through
the fact that neither side has dwelt on
the incidents leading to the unfortunate
division and through both sides real
izing that good government in Missouri
and prosperity in the nation depend or
a united opposition to the party put in
power by such division. The demo
cratic newspapers and politicians have
sought TO preserve the breach snd
have given encouragement and prom
inencc TO every individual who coult
be induced 10 assail the republican
party, but their purpose has been Sc
obvious that it has served TO drive be
levers in fundamental republican prin
ciples back into cordial cooperation
All signs now are that there will bt
fewer former republicans fighting unde
the new banner in November than there
will be disguised democrats who vii
remain away from the polls. Missouri
is likely to contribute three or fou
more republicans to the next congress
Glnhe. Democrat
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1914-07-23

As ocean greyhound" has already
been appropriated, we'll have to refer
TO Lieut.. PoTter's hier as a sky terrier,
Columbia State.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1914-07-23

Joe Gideon was in the Office Sa,ur-
day and had some cards prinled.
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ipiro icfurt Be- i.In.-

e1t tuthu tVIpft NtFt ltNh.
@ber 10 gor5 iibtr5enet mar GIthel
sIbh niht oapon. Sit tnilonR fId
pObl Der 3eit, Od fs ibR rpartsi
bate. Or ipar INNER gtfommeu, abtl
nitt sur WiiHuis. unO isbt mar isos
WiHute bon ungsbsurer Widtigleii
bel oieism sripnrtungspollsn, errsgitn,
bbheriihsn @sIdopf; isoe MtRut.
tonnte Gin llHgliid btbeutsH. Gi.
bsgdnn eifrig aonpsrIutioR 80 mas
den, fppeit ibr iibsrmio,isr 9opi es
5uIisb. alice lag flu, obne i'm min'
0sieH 5u5ubOrsn, isoer gltru aus
botitt aeipdnnt.
Die 9urmubr idIug Elf.
.Sehen Sie aus BEN 6tnftr1,
iasts qlits. sgr tommt i'm Glsltro,
motor
gtbsr in Der san3en Iongsn, Dis
fsren Strdbe Ssists ii6 iein .insts
ger elettromotor. either Isste ibrs
tihIs 5ono ouf Die beige Slim Der
patisntin.
so pieIes Tam 2oro Gambler ouf'
g,balten BADEN, iastt fs rubis. 81,
mi len itd 5uIdmmennsbmsn; Ct iol
sic bod ni4t 10 finosn.-
.Glaubsn Sis, i'd mar. 3u ipdt
ssiommsn, tpsnu sr bier gsIssn bdt'
te2"
eli. fpra9 NIT elmer asiSsnIdaFt
uno 5sftieiett. Die psrrist, ipis Iisbss'
ouritig ne mar, unb psI9e Qngit lie
Der3sbrts, ibr gsrIdnsen tonne unss'
itiat bIeiben.
PIT! Der Mlotor fam 5uiommsH'
gsbrodsn iein."
50, frsilid! lino mas fir cine
ausrs0e er INNER bat, is piro fidsr
auf tDadlisen 5absn its9sH. gaHsu
Sic nur ouf!"
Gin gsrtsbrsbin0ernis in Srfor6
Street, cine llhr. Die gu lansiam
gsbt. T.. -"
Iber Nltte uHterbrdh lie bsftig:
Or tommt 3u ipdt, neil er mid
ni6t Iisbt."
.Sis Habsn tsin Rsdt, 70 81 ipre'
dsn."
5roBoem baBte gTther i'm in be
lem Qugsnblid sum srftsRmaI in IT,
rem 2ebeu. IS mar ld9srIi6, Jpn
ungsbort gu bsroammen, unO Oo5 -
bod - er bate pinftlia isin miIs
fen, tpsnn 6ie BsIt sugrunoe cling.
bic Minuten 70 poriibertrodsn,
iteigerte fia ibr MitgsfiibI fir QIics
mebr. Dorts paren i6Iimmsr
als unniiB. 0ds iiblte lie. 60 partss
ten Die betoeH itumm.
lin balb 5p0lf brad 4lice in b1Ites
2a9en uno 0einen aus.
5inf minutsR oaruuf trat maiss
itGtiI6sn Sdrittss Der galabin ing
Simmer, ftramm, ld6eInb, cine BLU
me i'm anopfLo9 uuo gIumm in Der
9uno.
GOrtisBuns foIgt.)
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lie muEtalifAt eau.

SIN S6psiueItaa zines idobdnnos
beri9en 2dnbpirtss bate ii9 elm
.frsuoiges grsignis" abgsipislt, bsnn
cine Sau bate pisr3sbn Sunge gss
pOrfen, unb es berrihts groBe
5reube i6sr 6isiss gS4psinegIid".
Qur Die iunge S6peiuemutter isIbit
.iaier Ibsr Den groBsn JdmiIisn3u.
paas ntht ioRbsrIid erbaut gu iein,
oenn ie fpeigerte fi9 bsburrli9, lire
rofigsn Spr0bliugs an ibrs breits
Ututterbruft gu rebmen. Qls Giles
3ureosn nidts bnIf. oa fugte iid Der
Qdnopirt: limb biit bu nt6t ipilig,
10 braud' i'd GspnIt."
git untsrituBung Ginger biIfsbes
reiter Qa6barn pur6e bic Gan ufn'
.gerporFen uno gsFeiislt, I'm fe 10 gu
3pingen. lire Mutterpfli4t 8u erfals
len, odmit Die tIeinen SproBIinqe
ni6t 0trbungerten. 9as ging natiirs
id ni6t pbne 8dmpf nb, 6enn Oas
Mtuttsrf9fpeiu bib un0 frampelte
ME toa. Quu bate elmer Der Ra6s
barn, Der miibig Der Qttton 5uIab.
feline 3ieb6ormonitu mitgebra9t, unb
dig bic Sdpsinsbdnoigsr cine gdaIs
md9ten, nm ettpas gu bsri9naufeu,
fling er an gu ipielsn. aaum ertlans
gen bic eriten attorbe. dIs ii9 uu6
I6on Die grregung oes Sieres f6ts
lid Iegte unb IS ii9 be6agli3 Itredte.
Der Ni0erniIe gegen Die Sungen
mar nit einsm Ghlage gebro4en
mo pilig erfiate has 5ier nun feline
MutterpfIi9t. au9 oIs man bas
Mutterfdnein bon ben GeFeln Be-
freits, nobm es bic Sungen obne
Btoeritreben an, iObolb Die msIobis
fden Meifen Der 3iebbarmonitd ers
tOntsn.-8ie &enntnis BON Der nuns
berburen Wirtung BET Duff auF elm
Mutterf9pein miro fiHerli6 DieIeu
2dnbtpirfen Elm niatommener Tins
ger3eig fetn, tpie re fi9 in dbnliden
Jdqen 5u berbdIten baden.
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fiibrsH su iontn eIaubit. Wtnn
err bic ainbtrSnbI esItbIi& ftilee.
ieat mare. b1nn - mtinis Ct -
pirbsn and bic Mobnunetn ole
ptrnistti tpsrben.
co fiber Ihisn Ct Fh Fr.iIi6 ouf
bern Bobsn Der acknowledgements
nint su fiblsn, fptsbaIb tr bsnn
pisotr ins @sI6dftlihe suriidlsnttt.
limb ib Iolte bod msiu Slid niht
bsrfdsr5tn. Ionbtrn 3ugrtiFen btun
70 cine @.Isosnhsit biete fh 70 Isiht
nidt pitber. llno bic 3ufunFt lie
at, ME gelnet. i'm @rDnldnosr liFtr.
limb 70 meter. Rad %ipsnigtn Mis
uutsn mar Id fsrtig. Qiht 70 Ssrr
RotbI9iIb. CT rSosle uno rtbtie.
or rtbtts mid in cine Itihtt Sbns
mott in cine Dirt Bon 8dmmtrsus
ItnnO binsin. Sd fab unO bDrtt
nur nod ME ourh sintn Rsb,Is
idIsier bisfsn Wnfftn, Der mir
feline 9npotbsi ouf bic gruIt Itbts
ME cine piItols.
9ls i'd ipitbtr al mir lam, borts
i9 Jpn asrdbe nod Iassu: .Dir fnb
nIio einis."
.TatiirIi6 fnS mir tinig,' Ram.
meIte ih Dor 9tfiirsun1, unb es
mir. ben 3ipfsI fsinss pales
tots Su srpiIhen; benn er mar Ihon
Segriff, iid 81 sn%tfern,u: .ba
IN muir nod Elm sepifer qunit su
bsIprtdsn = cine altininsit II
nidt Der Rsbs inert. So9sn Sic
mir, Serr RotbIdilb: no nebmen
iUir bsnn bic finf5istauisnb Rdrtsr
ber2"
Dos batts RotbI6iIo ni6t trpar.
i.t.
sd bsnit, bic babsn eieg"
sB.r fnst Sbn,n bns9" sFs
Die bobsu Gle nift2 Ga, foor.
nm bobsn Gle mir bas ni6t glti9
sic babsn mid ia ni9t s.s
irngt, 6srr Rotbfdilb. Si. +atsn
"a srit 70, oIs rsnu sic mir mas
5ringeR MOLTEN"
Damn mHFen mir uns bas GsIb
Damn miFtn Sie Sbrs
p%srtaufsn," beftimmts er:
,Sie babtn bod peIhe2"
.5rsili6 babe i9 neI9e. Bsl6er
5driftiteItr bate feline gapiers?
% frnst iib MIR, ob re fir Sbrs
3neds ousreiden rptrbsn."
Sisr purbs Rotbibilb b0Is unb
prod:
rD1a6tn sic bod tsins Dibt nit
mir. Gle gIauben fpobl, i5 bGtte
3eit g%sitoblsn2"
.Ob Sic Sbre 3eit geftOblsn bas
zen, ontportstt i'd unb 0ffnete ibm
.uportommsnb bic 5ur, hos snts
ie6t iia msiner asnntnis. aber ih
es niht fir nusgsidIoFsn;
,snn Sic boben mir bic meinigs ges
limb Oos 1T nidt bibIh
'on einsm Wnnue, Der mir ttpas
ipolte." |,
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SsrIi1sr Ratttrwis.

Sd fubr - 10 sr3d6lt elm min6s
rsr bel meinem 8eIuf in Berlin
in Der gettrifden. Ulir I6rda qss
geniiber idB cine elegant aetIsi6ets
Dame. 8a beItiegsn an elmer Soltes
Itele tur3 bintereindnoer Elm Offi3ier
uno Elm Munn i'm arbeiisrdusaae ben
Dasen unD nabmsn gu bsioen Seiten
Der Dame pldb. llnfpiafiirlid riidte
otsIe elm flein tpsnig BON Dem arbsis
ter fort, benz Sffi5isr stpds nader.
IS mar nabe5u unmertli9 49,. Sd
nber fab Is uno ebenfo aud Elm
Monu aus Gem Bottle, Der qeraEs Der
Dame gsgeniiber FAB. llno als oieIer
Is tpdhrndbm, pluBis er berdus NIT
ben Morten: ga, 8reileindsn, uff
isb Gtite eirsr 2eutnant t0nnen &c
uiGt tut ~bsrlsnssn for Iunpigs Sehn
81 9rzH&&zs&
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familirntra
gon aLemmina aIereen.aRina.

E
Der finsigidbrise Gebsime Obe:.
rsgistungsrat mar frunt uno bsttlds
gerig. Gr bate ii6 cine b0ie auus
genent3unoung 3uge3ogen, un0 Der
alts Sdusar5t i4lttelte bebeutIi4 ieIs
nen ipsiBen SDpf.
Der @ebsimrdt Telbft mar Ti9 in
Isinen IihteH Qugsnbliden sinigers
maben liar iiber ben GrnTt Der Situs
atom, unb zines Qn9mittogs, als or
mad einem itdrtenben, fieberfrsten
S9lnf erpd9ts, REF er ieintn al.
teiten Spbn gu fa. 1tno sr fasts gu
inn:
Sqetsr, ih ftsrbe beute nddt."
lln0 als qeter proteitieren MOTIF,
fpiebsrboIte sr - entTdieoen unb ges
bistsriI6 lpis elmer, Der ni4t an @is
oeriprud gep6bnt 1T:
sd tpeiB ss. Sd fter6e beute
na6t. SD errei9e dlIo bas 3iel,
ods i4 mir ssisst bate, ni6t. Qbsr
nun mubt gu, Iisbsr Sunge, b1s grbe
BON mir ibsrnsbmsn. 8eoenfe, oa5
Die S0bne u~nierer Gamilie itets bobe,
tii4tigs Beanie getpeTen finb. Be-
Genie bds unO bersiB es nidt, msin
Sunge! 9robbnter - oein urgrobs
ter = mar Idnse Sabre Miniitsr. 81,
duf Jpn befinRit bu bid ia nidt."
peter f6iitteIte ebrfiirhtig ben 2Opf.
Gr mar febr bstpegt BON Dem Grat
nno Osr 5eisrli4tsit oss gussns
bids.
rquf meinsn Batter, oeinen groBs
batter, bsiirnt 6u bid bagegsn", fu6r
Der Gebeimrdt fort, os1Ten auaen
2sben befamen, ais er fi9 tsiner
trsffli9sn @orfubrsn erinnerte. or
mar Observation-Disclosures uno Elm iibsss
aus ti4tiger. sinFIuBrsi9er Mann.
l1no i9 ielbsr ia, nlein Iieber
Sungs, BIZ tpsibt am beiten, mas t9
errei6t bate, tpsnn Der lisbe Go!t
mir nod tp~sitsr5uGeben Dsrs0nnt
bate
peter 6riidts 5drtIi6 proteFiersno
feinsm trdnfen Batter bic Sdno. or
mar uidt 70 ii4tr, odB Der lis6e
Gott i'm niht nod mun9ss So6r lee
ben IieB.
1Nie gsfugt, bislleiht bate ib es
ebenionsit gebrd9t ME oein llrgroB>
batter. Msr iDtibl Grit Dor spsi
Sabrtn bat man mir unttr Der 6onb
Elm pOrtefeuile angeboten, Oas i6
0amuIs abfdIagen muBts. Sd tpnnte
bod unm6slih, entessen ben 9raois
tiDnsn meiuer Jamilie. in Elm Ii6es
rales Minifttrium eintreten. 4bsr, ipis
ou ipeibt, tDdbre i'd baIo Miniferia!s
6irettcr ~gttuorben.
Der arnnis inlob eintn MnaenblE1
bic 4ugtn. CT bereHnete strds, 6as
sc aanstIaiIsE bstrpf. =
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Odnn 1nlug CT ne mle0er aut
ua0 fab ieiuen Sobn tinoriHgIi8 an.
Better, iagte er, ameiH SoBn!
gouenoe 0as, mas i'd nidt erreyht
babe. ulit beinem allsge3et9ueten
Gy1men itsbt Dir Die geamtsnturriers
oifsn. Gel fleiBtg uno snergtid.
Bring e 81 stpas - bring Is pst:.
pis mir bds in u~nierer camille gts
lpobnt Iino. llno bent an oeinen liz
grobbuter, on beinen @robDatsr uno
= oeinen 9ater. llno nun gebt, benn
isBt bin id miibs."
Qm Qben0 fam Der Qr3t. Gr mar
auBsroroentIid 5ufriebeu nit Otn
gefinoen bes putienten. Nun brdus
de man tsins angIt me6r gu bds
ben, iagte sr 5ur 5amilit. = GrH9
am nd6itn q3orsen ftar6 Der Ges
beimrat.
geter erfirte oie 6oFfnung, bic
gein Batter ouf i'm gsIebt bate, nift
b0aig. GrIt nab 8erlauf bon me6
rereH Sahren tpurOe er aegierungss
rat in Dem Riniferium, in oem er
nod gu 2eb3eiter ieines 9ater5 nil
Ieni9aftIider S~iIfsarbeiter eepeien
mar. @ber meter nI5 bis gum ass
sierungsrat brnhte CT es iiberbaupt
ni6t.
Die miniIterielIen GeIadfte inttrs
eiiierten i6n nidt DEFENDERS, uao
Der Gbrgei3, in osTsn 8eliB Ietns
@orfabren gepeien noren, ton3ens
~trierte lid bel inn nlr ouf elm uners
mibli9es 3rd9ten, cine m0glitl
tompIetts 8reimartenfdmmlung gu ers
fdngsn. 9enn sr mar Elm leioenI9afts
Ii6er Gammler BON gebraudten urO
unge6raudtsn 5reimdrten, nit uno
obne 3dden.
9a er ie6o9 ni6t i'm poItneTsa
dngeItsIt mar, trug feline gnergie auf
tieIem 5pe3ie1en Ge6iet ibm ni9t Die
Entertaining ieiner o6erIten Gorge
Iebten elm; fs bislten ihn fir tinsa
mittslmdbigsn Regierungsrdt ullo
unterlieBen ss nur, inn 9sripeiie 8u
srteilsn, aus gietdt gsgen feline gyos
ben perItorbenen Qi3snoenten. 9as
segen tonnte man i9m ni4t Grippe
rem, 6ab CT f~ortndbreno ubergdns
gen tpurbe, Iooft Is ii9 innerbatb
ieinsr 9omdue I'm qoancement bans
oeIte.
Gr ftarb i'm 4Iter bon SO Sabren
- uno binterIieB cine Greimarfsns
fummluns i'm Derts BON $1,000
Gronsn.
2tber lie fam Ieiner Ditne nnb Den
3inoern niat Sugute, benn er bate
oisfes iein 2ebeHspert Dem poltmus
fsum bermudt,
Sbpobl feline Ditfpe in biirfti1eu
gerbdltntfIen Iebte, belt ie bod Oars
an feIt, bab Der Jingle Gobn - er
mar Der ein3ige bon ben 9inoern, Der
SntersFe firs Stuoium bate =
9eomter nerOtn Iolte. Mit tnaps
per giot beItano er lein Grameu uno
Tam 0onn in bas MiniIterium, no
Der Batter. Rsgierungsrat getpeIen
mar. Das mo9ts ibm feline G9pies
riefeiten, Osun rod erinnerte man Ii1
Der betdnnten, tiihtigtn 8eamten, Ds
Isin geIhIedt beruOrgebru9t bate.
Mutter, Die 70 bie[ BON Ism
trtpartst battle, brdfts er es ni9t mel.
ter ols gum piFenf9aftIi6eu SilFss
atbeiter. Der zoo boIts ion. Giebens
un0sponSig Sabre alt, ertrdntte ct
II1 ipegsri 2isbegtummer. Seine Muts
ler tpsinte bitisre Srdnen.
aA -yg
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gSouobl" iagts Der RiniferioIois
rtltor, gi4 e%ntIinne MID rs9t cut
Sbres SnteIs = BIN, ia! = uno
ictnss 8aters, allo S6res @robpa.
tiers. Shr 8rpBpater mar Reatts
rung5rat, als ia observation-disclosures
6ilfsnrbeiter mar. Gr iammelts Isis
oenI6dftli6 5reimnrteu, ME i'd MID
trinnere. limo nun tDolen sic uIio
germ ins Miniitsrium2" Der Mtinis
rehabilitation beta6tete iibsr Die ao!s
oene 8riqs meg Den bIei6en, iunaea
ulann, Der gu ibm gstOmmen mar,
nm ii4 UNI cine beidei0sne Stenun1
als G6reiber in einsm Der minitss
IieleH 8urealis al betpsrben. 1lu0
er fragte: oMarum baben Sie niat
ieIber itubiert, iunger Mann2 Gie
geb0ren bod elmer unIerer betdnntss
9edmtenfamilien ar. Sbr llrs
.grobDater mar 9sbeimer Oberreatss
rungsrat brIben in Der 8ipeiten abs
lluo Sbr I~rursrpbboier
- ia, ihn babe i9 aqer6inQs ME
absr er mar Elm grpBsr
Bonn
Der iunge getperber on~tportsse
Sbm mar CANA betlomme1
Bel feinen sigenen 6eI6eioenet
4nforoerungen Die Ti6 10 ers
tarmlid ob6obsn bonn SinlerarunOe
Ieiuer tii6tigen @orfobren. Qber
9errgoit, gum Stuoium bate es ebsn
1i4t gereidt, uno i'm iibrigen - elm
sift mar er ME getpeIen. rSa".
Iubr Der Observation-Disclosures nad eis
ner tIeinen aunitpnuie fort, i'd ipers
fir Sie tun, mas i6 lam. 80
babe perionli4 Sbren GroBbdter isbr
ben nit Den 5reimdra
Ten, fii9te En- Id4elnb binsu.
8ier3ebn Gage lpGter mar
Der gIidltde iunge Mann ols Gdreis
BEL i'm MiniIterium dngelteQt.
Der olte peterIen itebt i'm gottus
beg MiRiiteriums. Der iuns
J, ioe6en ernannte @ebeime O6errss
Jierungsrdt Der jmmer germ iopioI
mo Oemotratif9 srTdeinen min, febt
mo bort Den reorsIigen QIten an. Qc.
erten been0et foeben einen tIetnen
9ortrag iiber Die angeTebene Beams
enfumilie, aus Der Ct Itammt er
elbit geb0rt Der peibIiden ainie
'ur4 mebrere 8ensrationen an
nun idlebt er NIT ben fOIgenoea
gorten:
LIMB 70 6Offe i'd bsnn, 0aB m.lne
fatbintd = fe 1T isbt in ben 9isrs
unO miro fiber ME bsirottn
i'd boffe, iose ia, oab fie, ipsnt
d einmoI iterbe, bier i'm Mtuifsrium
te Sreppen fdsusrn unb reinmdhen
ann. DEM mir m06ten ia oern ols
5dmtlientraoitiDn bo6baltsn.S
~xwa
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unborfi9tte. gr (Sie
3eitung, in Der er ebsn 9eleIen, mis-
tenO auf ben Sid perfen0): .Go
cine @emeinbeit, jebt lit Der Qtpt
gololtein / r6gebronnt!@
sic: n8etlierit 0u Oenn @eIS an
i6m2"
gr: p9are 300 9oIIors!" |
Sic: rabsr pie i~onntsIt 0u ibn
au4 10 bel Gelb Ieihen2'
Gr: sasibenR Qir bub' i6 ibm
9tltsben, dbsr cine Rehnung hab'
i'd ibm erit seIttrn bs5ablt!"
Rn9 rufftf9em GeIebe 6arF
tetne Jrnu Dor nem 40. aebensfohre
ben G9Ieitr nebmen.
pie Geld 10 noiaftif Ses
2ittes betrdst in Der Getunbs 325..
900 GiIomelery ~ 4Eesrwss~.ms-
NATURALIZATION 4tM~4 rff tFHFtHTTX IE~F
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IMPORTANT TO ALL WOMEN
READERS ,,F THIS pipEI

Thousands upon thousands OF wo-
men have kidney or bladder trouble
and never suspect 1t.
Women's complaints often prove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble, or
the result Of kidney or bladder dis
ease.
If the Kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other
organs to become diseased.
You may suffer Ia great deal with
pain In the back, bearing down feel
ing, headache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous, ir-
ritable and mRyjb dcspondent; it
makes any ona Sd.
But hundredS/of women claim that
DR.. kilmer's SWamp-Aoot, by restor-
Ing health to the Kidneys proved to be
Just the remedy needed to overcome
such conditions.
good kidney medicine, possessing
real healing and curative value,
should be blessing to thousands Of
nervous, over-worked women.
Many send for sample bottle to
see what Swamp-Root the great Kid
ncy, Liver and Bladder Remedy will
do for them. Every reader OF this pa
per, who has not already tried It, by
enclosing ten cents to DR.. Kilmer G.
Co. Binghamton, N. Y, may receive
sample size bottle by Parcels Post.
You can purchase the regular fifty
cent and One-dollar size bottle at all
drug stores.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01
Dots From Orn.

Ora, March 30.-NTr George Blake
ly and many Of his friends are on
joying the Ford roadster he purchased
few days ago.
Mrs. s. Fl. Fleming complimentcd
IT, Ora teachers, Misses Hickson and
NlcFadden, with a delightful turkey
dinner on recent Saturday.
Miss Mamie Byrd came home for
the weekend, from Woodruff, where
she has position in the graded
school.
Miss Alice McClintock, who is
teaching in Tirzah, spent the week end
with home folks. She had as a very
attractive guest during her stay, Miss
Mary Klugh, Of Abbeville, who also
teaches in the TriZah school.
Miss Minnie Jeans was called home
from Winthrop by the illness Of her
mother, Mrs. p. S. Jeans. Mrs Jeans
underwent serious operation and sh.
Is convalescing nicely and her friends
wish for her many years of health and
strength.
Miss Lizzie Hagan Of Due West, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. j. Bryson.
Mr.. Hall Fleming who Is with Ken
nedy Bros. spent Sabbath at home.
DR.. S. f. Blakely Of Spartanburg,
was business visitor Of last week.
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to get Radliff as they had a warrant
to seach his premises. They suggested
that all the detectives, about four or
five In number go with them thought
two would be sufficient So Detective
Miller, who works on the Greenville-
Spartanburg division Of the South
ern railway, and got ready to make
the arrest. Sheriff Rector was away
at the time and could not be found
to go with us.
II went to where Radliff was work.
ing and said, consider yourself un-
der arrest; at the same time cover
ing him with my gun. He did not
resist but attempted to deny the ac-
cusation at first, when informed by
the detective that he was the bandit,
who with a party of two other men,
held up the Queen & Crescent train
north Of Alabama and robbed mail
pouches Of registered mail valued at
anywhere from forty to seventy thou
sand dollars"
NcaC Appearance.
Radcliff Is q man of nice appearance
being about 36 years o { age and
weighing about155 pounds. He is low
and OF heavy build. He has light COM
plcction but dark hair.
The railway detectives carried their
prisoner to the city police station this
morning after tho orract and fnctruc
ted the desk sergeant not to permit
anybody to see or talk to Radcliff. a
reporter for the Daily Piedmont made
an effort to see the suspected bandit
Immediately after his incarceration,
but his efforts were futile.
Officer Martin Bridges who was act
Ing In the capacity Of desk Sergeant
at the time Radliff was incarcerated
stated that the detectives were ex-
plicit in their instructions and that
as matter Of courtesy he would not
permit anybody to see the accused
man. Captain Gilreath and Desk Ser
geant Thomson were in the chiefs
office when the reporter asked for per-
mission to see Radliff, and they, too,
were adverse to an interview since
the detectives had requested that all
outsiders be excluded.
officer Bridges later consented to
an interview provided the detectives
would give their consent. -Greenville
Piedmont.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01
Strnfght. at IF.

There.is no use of our "beating
around the bush" We might as we'll
out with it first as last. We want you
to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
the next time you have cough or
cold. There is no reason SO far as
We can see why you Sb6uld not do SO.
This preparation by 4ts remarkable
cures has gained world wide rcpu-
tation, and people everywhere speak of
1t in the highest terms Of praise. 1t
Is for sale by all dealers.
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