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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
Stavka zidarjev opatiii.
Drobne vesti.

o Je Wax sKoeh' FRED krat-
KIM j. Oh pol - ponocl SkoclI
pm @e'c|n'Nkcm pr'Ia%u pn lru-
uaiJcNrm parhu LJubIJahl
FRANK Nala" " SrIc. okraJ hranJ
Pod wax ~ mu Jc odtrgal ohc ro-
III III Im'rNaI gIavo. Ma rolIciI-
Nk" o"r'dho SO prcp'iJah ralmr-
'arJ'n' iruplo nrNr''ncZa y mrt-
'aN0'co Il ~. NrINioiu- \zrok
SaolJo ga Je uuarli' i'oS'St-
NIX franc |aNhi Sc Jr pred krat-
"'" rf''' poI"o'i /hudI r>I"'
knrH ,atn, V.i.L '" ~
|L,,"sI ,,i,.
gI.J,, Ko !. :,I al.oIi .I.
Syoir nix. t. ona,1 MnI.a ~"
sk.". Ii r,r, ,.n,i
pr; Zen, j. ,aJa ,L J,, =.
t.m Hmm go, :, '.,,;
ud,,l no ,Ja,.; =. 49,.
IIuI 1arl; ,,.,,.I1
i, l.; -, ,,J.l p,5 lr,u
In .. MN ,.,ol,...
Z,vhi :, hi rr,ooi na.ta
X sr.5; ro :, ;n,.I .la,; 49,"
LuL l.; :, m.1.aIr.o 0lLn
poyrcio =. :. i,Ia,.Io l., Li
.,oriIa. nab; % I.,n; c. -
hotel nrcpoditi v~asov,Ico
N .,,. .
~ hJuoiJa"
-" "''N''J' ~ i'i''o one
~" r''''s'', 0'oN'"SN' pa '"'
'S"J ''"'''" So'oN" ne.
Baron Josip Schwiegel ir umrl
ma Retici pri Bledu, star - let. V
SvoJh dlJaSkih letih j. piSal slo-
'ehSke peSml, pozncJr Sc jc pa
Ponemcll. Nckaj casa jc bill av-
StrlJSkl konzuI Y AlekSandriji Y
Eglptu m Carigradu. Potcm j.
postal SekclJSkl naGclnlk Y mini
StrNtvn "a z%unanjc zadcvc. Two
'J'" 1r o'' od ~kranJSkega ncmSkc.
=" Ic.cPoS'S''a dr%aVm m Y
u~'~'''l ""or' V |adnJ'm Ie oNtaI
Wv NN"J' S'ht,I' ' "r|aVn'm zhoru
y" 1T" NPelJaN' NPIoNnr voiIlnc
pi"''' l'o', Iot'm Je hll po-
"'Io"l RoSPoSNo |horhico.
Tatlnskl lovci so obstrelili "a
garla. JcrncJa Pototnika. lagarja
pri haronu Bornu Y PriStavi, so
pred kratkem ponoti obsirclili
iatInSkI lovcl. ko Jill jc prcga-
nJai. tNircljcn ic BIZ lrvo ramo
III so ga prorclJali Y holniSnico.
BivSi clan slovenskega gledali-
sea v Ljubljani, BukSek. zadnio
Sczono elan hrvaSkcga glcdaliS5a
Y O>jcku, j. anga1irau ma hrva-
iko uaroduo glcdaliSfc Y Ioorchu
kot drug haritoniNt. lIrvaSki Ii
S'' Jak" hVaiIJo MCCOY naNtop y
oPcri NIgnon
Nesrece. Pc S~tritarjcvi uliri
v Ljubljani Sc je pripcljal dclavcc
FIR. Smolc il Prcseria fer zaviI
pred Skofijo. TiSti trcnutck ic
pa prlpcljal ma oviuck tramvajski
voz IN vojaSki avtomobil L moko.
Smolc s. j. zadcl od tramvaiski
voz, jc padcl in st prckucnil pro
II ~voJaSkcmu orjaku. Sam jc os,al
zdrav, pat ia jc voiaSki avtomo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
DR.. Brejc je izpuscen.

DR.. Brejc je izpuscen. kakor
poroGaio IL Cclovca. So izpuStili IL
prciskoyalucga zapora drja. Brcj-
ca, Iii So "a incl ma sunni 2aradi
vclcizdajstva. DR.. Brcjc j. vodja
koroSkih klcrikalccv. i'm @zuacilun
il, da Sc me- upa Skrba>ta mamka
Avstrija niti ma svojc klcrikaluc
Slugc wee 2~auaSatl.
Stavka zidarjev opatiii. STAY
karSkI odbor y Opatiji .jc SkIcuil y
pondcljck. da Z ozirom ma polite
nj pololaj prckiuc Stavko. Odbor
poziylja Use Stavkujotc, da pod
Starimi poguji Zopct Stopijo y de
10. Take pomaga vojno Ntaujc
dclavccm' I'm dclavci mai bodo pa
triotjc'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20

vo o 40-odstotni dczelni nakladi
ma decline davke potrdil. Ma
k~ranjskcm kmalu ne bodo liudjc
dclali "a mic druzega kakor "a
daVkc.
Utonila je Y Saw obtinska ubo.
ga katarina Bohincc il kamnego-
rice.
obesil Sc je zaradi domaccga
prcplra poScStnik Jozef Sterile
IL lludcga Rogatca pri Zelim-
ljah. NASH SO "a ~obcScncga ma
drcvcSu Y gozdu. Star jc bill ~
let.
Poskusena samomora. ,. sept.
j. pill lllrtni krojaSki va.jencc
Lovrcnc Pctnik Y delavmcI svo-
jcga mojstra ma Dunajski ccSti y
Ljubljani y Samomorilncm name
ma lozol. DcGek je dobil tczkc
uotranjc poSkodbc III So "a cd
pcljali y bolniSuico. - :. sept. j.
priScl krojaSki %pomocnik .Jancz
k%uaipic. donna IL Zlatara ma
llrvaSkcm. pijau y Svojo Stano-
vanjc Y Ycgovi ulici y Ijubljani.
y Samomouilncm uamcu jc ,ko-
ell IL okua \ pryrm m|adNtropju.
Oblclal jc n~czavc>tcn. TrSko ra
u.icucga 50 prcpcljali y boluiSnico
Aretacija vlomilca. kouccm
prctcklcga mcscca jc bilo ponoci
ylomljcnc ~ trsoviuo branjcvca
Amtoua Trcka Y Ncharuh pri
Rovtah. Vlomilcc jc IL mizuicc
ukradcl 90 do 40 kron ter izgi
nil. Kol ]>torilca So il>lcdili ON
dotucga Mat. Skyarco. pm ka-
tcrcm So s. nash del ukradcnc
"a dcuarja. Skvarco So arctirali
Ter oddali okrajucmu >odiStu y
Logatcu.
Professor Stefan Podboj padel.
Dine 81. augusta jc padcl ma bo-
jiStu ma >cvcru professor ma cclov-
Ski gimualiji. =. Stefan Podhoj
Bill jr rczcryni porocuik 3 peSpol
ku =. "a Star jc bill 33 let. Ro-
jcu ir hil ~ Adamovcm pri Veil
kin l.aSjah. sim poSc>tuika Strfa-
ma Podboja.
Wax je povozil ter usmrtil mcd
poStaiama Bruck i'm Pcrncgg ma
I@gomjrm S~tajcrskcm uckcga.
krautachla IL Thocrla. Iii L. stra-
III zclclniSko progi. NcSrccnik
ic bil takoi mrtcy.
v vodo je skocila in utonila 20
lctua Fam Zochrcr y Fohn>dorfu
ma Zg Stajcrskcm. kcr jc moral
njcu zcnin k vojakom.
Puska nj igracal .Iolcf Sum.
liak. kmccki FAINT Y Mastinju ma
S%tajcr>kcm, j. priSel Z nabito pu-
Sko y hiSo posc>tuika DctIcka.
PuSko .jc postavil Y kot. ne ia bi
10 ZaVaroval. Drtickova fauta sta
puSko uaSla i'm jo oglcdovala. PR.
tenn jc >%'arcjSi. l7lctni dccko. VI
sail pomrril ua komaj / lcta sta
r"ga hrata ina >prozil, mislcj, da
jc puSka prazna. - Potil pa .ie'
Nircl iu mlaj>i brat So j. pri prici
mrtcv grudil Strcl "a j. zadcl 81
prSi.
1zpred sodnije. " prci>loval-
mega lapora Sc bill ~izpuScrui. kcr.
81 jim mi dokazala uohcna krivda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20

noSti IN zmedcnoSti streljal ma kr.
cmarJa Nollmcicrja. Ranjoucu ic
ohiicala krogla Y mcsnih delhi d,
Nhc nogc in SO ga spravili y mari.
horNko bolnico.
z vlaka je padel 3llctui lidar
Holman II Boricovc ma Mur>kcm
polju. Bill jc namcn.jcn L voia-
kom y Ccljc. Sprawl so Ca y
bolnico.
Podrobna prodaja moke, RIA
In sladkorja. Sta.jcrska uamcstni.
ia Jc odrcdila. da trgovci me- SINE
J" Niraukam oddajati mokr ina ri
"a nacnkrat vcc kot 3 kg i'm >lad-
korJa me- wee ko > kg ali pa >amo
cu Stok.
Padla je V apnenico. Y Crncu
ma N'aj"i>kcm jc padla 2lc;i Stara
hc"rka poScstnicc Icrjay v apnc-
nico i'm jc utouila.
Strasna smrt decka. l. Rcke
poro"ajo: Sc>,mpollcni dccck
Jos Pavlovi5 .jc. ko ma',rc nj
hlIo donna. zlczcl ma okuo y
rr''m uad>tropiu hiSc. Od tc-
ga okna do >o>cducga jc bila
naprIJaua vrv ~ >uScuic pcrila.
p'rok ST. ic obc>il ma to W., fer Sc
hotel y vi>ui II mctrov gugati.
Ioda vrv So j. utrgla in dcGyE je
radrl ma Tia ter Sc uhil.
Aretacije. ''Tagc>poS,a" ,rdi.
eta Je bil vcloinduStriialcc Peter
NaJdi5 " Cclju arctiran. Nadalie
p"rota T|agc>poSt. da 50 " Bella
ku arrtirali diva ruSka popa. oh.
dr/ah 50 ia v zaporu. doklcr me
hodo kontaua poizvcdovauja
Walk ju je povozil. V Grafton
hur@I ma korolkcm ic Walk povo
iii J. m. m. ola mi 5ctrt ma > liu-
'raj Frauca AraySo il TopolIicc
ma Spodujcm Staicrskcm. ko ic
>'raIII IclczuiSko progo. Vr.la
ga jc holja>' i'm .ic pad,l pod lo-
komo'iNo NcNrctuik io bill star
20 lct IN occ pc,ih otroh. Cruo-
volulk PhSuik IL Tavhcudorfa ma
k~orolkcm j. >,razil zylolniSki
most ru NIadukIu Gogg,rw,uig.
Prcglcdal jc prihod lokomori,c.
kl "a jc zgrahila ter vrgla oh lc.
Iclno ograjo. Bil j. takoi mrtcv.
NJrgoyo truplo j. hilo grozuo raz-
m%c>arjcuo.
Grozna nesreca. Go>tilui5ar in
po>cStmik Alojzij Pcrc 81 j. pc.
lJal okoli poluoci prorl Slovcnji
va>i NajhrIc mi Sl.iSal klica zclcz.
nlSkcga prcd>tojuika in j. z~avozil
ma progo, ravno ko .jc Walk privo-
nj ma poStajo. L.okomotiva ic
zgrahIla o ter IA Strla. konja IT,
Stroj Vrgcl ma stran i'm je bill IT,
lahko ranjcu. NcSrccuci pa j. phi
Sci pod kolcSa vlaka. Steer So ic
Wax takoj nato uStavil. toda bio
j. u prcpozno. Truplo ucSrccncla
j" bilo popoluoma razmc>arjcuo.
@lava >trta in v>i udic polomljcni
Pcrc j. hil star - LET.
Poskusen samomor. M Io.
camih blizI 81. Vida ob Gliui Sc
jc u~strclila l7lc'ua dckla \. oil
votto, ki j. sluzila phi podomaGc
Mcntcju. UStrclila Sc ic y prsi.
Pripcliali 50 io tczko raujcno v
cclovSko holnico.
Grozna nesreca IL neprevid
nosti. Il TrSta p%orocajo: Ana
SichStyiu. joma IL Mokronoga
hodi ma hrauo K druzini Jos. Ma
Zorija ko So jr Z drulino razgo
varjala o voini. il ic Marzori po-
kazal >amokrc>, XII IN jc pred kra-
tkim kupil. Sic~h>tciuova mi vcdc-
la. ia j. uahit. in .jc napcla pete
lima SamokrcS So .ic Sprozil I'm
Ero@!a j. zadcla Narzorija uarav-
most y glavo Smrtnoucvano m
njcncga 50 prcpcliali Y mc>tno
holuiSuico
Smrtna nesreca TrziCu ma
D,iN,or.iyo-, - -,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
PoskuSen

tauih blizu 81. Vida ob Gliui ST.
j. uStrclila 17lctna dckla y. oil
votto, HI j. sluzila phi podomacc
Mcntcju. UStrclila Sc .ic Y prsi.
Pripcliali 50 jo tczko ranjcno Y
ccloNSko hnlnico.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20

Ruski topoI ma Dunaju. Ma
Dunaj so pripcljali vcc.ic Stevilo
ruskih topov, Xxi Jill JIG avstrijska
armada zavoicvala V bitkah ma
GaliSkcm. Topovc so razstavili
pred arzcnalom in .iih hodi mnogo
ljudi oglcdovat. - Zakaj ne polka
ac vlada ljudstvu rajSi tistih GO
mil, Xxi so popadale, da Sc je moglo
ma Dunaj pripeljati nekoliko sta
rcga zelezai
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
MONEY VALUE OF AN
EDUCATION TO FARMERS

a a farmer
training should have
school, farmer be able make the most from
Would financial point of
Short Agriculture offered by the Uni
zersiy
questions being asked just at this
the following helpful In
townships
Cornell University during which nearly L4OO farm
visited that there quite difference in the school training
the
education name district school, high
nothing district school, The second
high school education The last
high school, attended college
university
the labor incomes the three
capital invested that there big
ability Those who attended only the dis
labor Of $4,000 Labor income the pay for
interest the investment
attended the high school
This those who attended
addition their district school, The
school made labor income Of
district school the
Since this is the interest $6OO0
that the high school education
bonds
that the possibilities for farm
do other
profession
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Circuit Court.

o. w. Dildine VS.. Ed Marshall, dam
ages; verdict in favor of defendant.
Arch Hale vs. NJ & 0. r. r. Co..
damages assessed at $120.
State VS.. Dallas Thompson ct al; nolle
by the State on defendant paying cost;
another case, fined $50 and costs.
Luke Johnson fined $50 and costs.
Jim Smith fined $40 and costs.
Henry Wilson, house breaking and
larceny, pending.
Jim Ramsey, nolle.
Will Watson, two cases, nolle.
Clay Nickel fined $40 and COSTS
Lee Tick, nolle,
The jury trying the insanity of Henry
Watson, the negro who bzoke into the
homes OF Cato Davis and several others
in Union City, had not reported yester-
day at 10 O'Clock. The negro was be-
ing tried first for insanity and then he
is to be tried for housekeeping and
burglary.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Adds New Man to Its Force.

1t is with pleasure that we announce
to our readers that Mr.. Seid Waddell,
Jr., Of Union City, Tenn, is now a
member Of the News force.
Mr.. Waddell:is asyoung man that has
prepared himself for the field in which
he intends to work, in a manner that
very few young men are able to avail
themselves OF. Besides a course in Van
derbilt University, he has taken years
training in journalism in the University
OF Missouri and has had some months
experience as a reporter on the Nash
vile Tennessean.
Not only is Mr.sWaddell, member
Of the force" but he has purchased
interest in the News, thus casting his
lot with us ina way that will give TO
him more than mere employees in
terest in the business.
The work of gathering and writing
the news will fall to Mr.. Waddell-in
an official capacity he will be city editor,
thereby strengthening department that
in the stress OF other duties has Of ns-
cessity been in manner sighted.
We bespeak for Mr. Waddell cor
dial welcome and the support that has
been so generously bestowed upon the
News, and feel sure that it will be given
him.
The policy and management OF the
paper will continue as heretofore, and
with the addition Of such capable as-
sistance as Mr.. Waddell is sure to rem
der, we will be able to give our readers
better paper. Roam County (Tenn.)
News,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Card Of Thanks.

1t affords me the greatest OF pleas
ure to extend my most sincere thanks
to our past Mayor, Hon. J. A. Coble,
and the entire Board that worked with
him, for the kind favors shown me
while sexton at the City Cemetery I'M
der their care. They we're ever ready
to lend helping hand to aid me to
care for and beautify the grounds in
the proper way and at the proper time.
never asked single thing for the bet
terment OF the cemetery, that would
beautify the grounds or benefit the pub
lie, that was not granted.
I also want to state that it is beyond
my language to express my gratefulness
to the present Mayor, T. r. Reynolds,
and the entire present Board for the ap-
pointment as sexton at my old post. !
have been with the cemetery Is years,
lacking two months, and have ever tried
to do my duty, and my appreciation to
all who have stood by me is very, very
great. A. MARTIN,
Sexton City Cemetery.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Marrow Escape.

The following notice is taken from
thel Fitzgerald (Ga.) Herald. The Ed.
Brown mentioned is an old Union City
boy. having been reared here and is
related to quite a number of our citizens.
The west bound A. B. 4 A. passenger
train was derailed about two miles west
of Douglas Thursday morning. The
engine, in charge OF Engineer Ed.
Brown, jumped The track and turned
turtle down an embankment. The
baggage and mail cars we're derailed
and the passenger received quite shake
UP. Mr.. Ed. Brown escaped with a
slight injury and shake-up but his fire.
man was severely scalded by escaping
steam. Mr.. Brown stuck to his post
and it is a miracle that he escaped with
SO slight iriuries. The train was de-
layed aDout three hours, a special being
ser from here to transfer the mail and
passengers. DR.. R. NJ. Ware met the
train at the station and conveyed Mr..
Brown to his home at the Washburn
residence on S. Main street.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
SHADY GROVE.
Sexton City Cemetery

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Naylor were
Sunday visitors in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Warden.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Chambers, Of
Halls, Tenn, are visiting the home Of
Mr.. Chambers brother, Mr.. N. P.
Chambers.
Mrs. B. 0. Bondurant left Wednesday
for Jackson, where she will visit her
brother, Chas Priest, and family, also
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kimberlin and Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Foster Before returning
home she will go to Bolivar, where she
will be guest in the home of Prof. E.
S. Balthrop, superintendent OF the Boil
var Graded School.
Mrs. Jesse Bondurant and sister, Miss
Mary Nelson, spent Saturday afternoon
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Var
den.
Brother Davis, Of Harmony, preached
an excellent sermon Sunday afternoon
at Ebenezer, subject, Repentance. "
Mr.. Alva Campbell and Miss Bessie
johnson we're married Sunday night at
the M. E. Church, Cayce, KY, Brother
Spears officiating.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Immigrant Inspector.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an open competitive
examination for immigrant inspector,
for men, only. on February is, 1914, a.
Union City, Tenn. From the register
OF eligibIes resulting from this exami-
nation certifcation will be made to fill
vacancies as they may occur in the posi-
tons ofimmigrant inspector and Chinese
inspector in The immigration Service,
Department Of Labor, at entrance
salaries Of 81. 800 a year, aud vacancies
as they may occur in positions requiring
similar qualifications, unless it is found
to be ia the interest Of the service to fill
any vacancy by reinstatement, transfer,
or promotion.
Apply to III. o. VINCENT.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
THAT BURSTING HEAD
Probably Is THE Result OF AN mac
TIVE LIVER.

PROBABLY Is THE Result OF AN mac
TIVE LIVER.
Too frequently one forgets his liver
and then he must pay the penalty In
the form OF headaches, indigestion, con-
stipation and other SYMPTOMS. When
this happens, you must 90 back and
help nature eliminate the accumulated
poisons, cleanse the system Of bile and
the results will quickly disappear.
GRIGSBY'S LIV-VER-LAX is rap
idly displacing the use Of calomcl in
this section, not only because il does
the work more effectively than calomel,
but because it is EASY TO TAKE and has
no disagreeable after effects.
Get Soc or$1 90 bottle OF this won
der remedy from your druggist to-day.
1t is sold only under guarantee. Every
bottle bears the likeness Of L. X.
Grigsby, who guarantees it through H.
M. Oliver. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16

Japan is suffering from famine in
the north and volcanic disturbances in
the south. Reports cannot be obtained
from the island of Sakura-Jima, but
the devastation is thought to be great.
The crater Of the mountain sent forth
flame Of lava thousands OF feet high,
and the earth was covered for miles
around. People fled in oil directions.
The wires we're cut off and reports are
meagre. II is difficult to tell the result.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
GOES TO PENITEKT!ARY.
Mrs. Hennie Yates Gets Sentence
OF Ten to Twenty Years.


The case Of the State versus Mrs.
Hennie Yates and her daughter, Floy
Farris, for the murder Of the two Jas.
Yates children last year, one Of the
most gruesOme affairs in the history Of
the county, was called last Thursday
morning. and Mrs. Yates attorney, c..
N. Lannom. entered plea OF guilty as
to Mrs. Yates and submitted the case to
the Court. Judge Jones rendered a
verdict OF an intermediate sentence OF
ten to twenty years in the penitentiary
and acquitted Floy Farris.
Mrs. Yates sentence is left to her
personal conduct while in'prison and to
the mercy Of the Governor as to the
term she is to serve over ten years.
The associate attorneys in the defense
were Miles and Hudgins.
The drowning OF Jas. Yates children
by Mrs. Yates is familiar to everybody.
She claimed to be incensed by the con-
duct OF her husband, but the brutality
Of the act made the crime without iusti-
fication, and the Judge rendered opinion
accordingly.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Pay Day Has Come.

l hereby request all my customers
who are having an unpaid account OH my
ledger, to call within few days and
settle their accounts. Short accounts
make long friends, and old accounts are
disagreeable asset. Please call and
settle and renew your credit.
wish to call special attention to a
few old accounts on my ledger from
1912. All accounts from 1912, with
out further notice, will be given out for
collection after January ID. Please call
and let us have pleasant settlement,
and oblige,
If. Yours truly, H. DIETzEL.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
AFTER INDEPENDENT LINE
Business Mems Club Takes Up
Proposition-New Officers.

The Business Mems Club met last
Tuesday night in regular session, and,
among other things, took up the ques-
ton Of telephone service. 1t seems that
a conference committee representing
the club and the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen did not agree on the proposed
central energy plan offered by the Cum
berland Telephone Co. In other words
the committee, speaking in behalf OF
the people OF Union City, do not appre-
Eiate the dilatory tactics Of the Cumber-
gland people, who had agreed some time
ago to remove the poles and wires from
certain business streets. There is strong
feeling against the company, and out
OF this has grown the spirit to organize
and establish an independent telephone
system. A committee as follows was
appointed to investigate the cost OF in
stalIing, securing stock, ETC.: w. i.
White, w. G. Reynolds, Ellis Jackson,
Al. j. Rainey and ]. A. Wheeler
Another committee, upon request,
as follows, was appointed to meet and
confer with the new president OF the
N, G. & st. Ry., Mr.. Peoples: ]. M.
Brice, j. G. Burdick, D. P. Caldwell,
w. L. White,ssT. r. Reynolds, ]. A.
Wheeler.
The annual election Of officers was
held as follows:
j.. P. Verhine, president; J. G. Bur-
dick, vice president; F. E. Quinn, sec
rotary treasurer. Advisory board, w.
G. Reynolds. JIG. Burdick, E. H. Mar
shall, w. M. Mailing, w. L. White.
A committee, with ]. M. Brice as
chairman, was appointed to draft suit
able resolutions upon the splendid adj
vancment made by the club during the
incumbency Of the retiring president,
Mr.. Geo. Dahnke, who refused to stand
for reelection.
Like eyeryaggressiye spiritMr. Dahnke
has encountered criticism, but it takes
just such dynamic forces as his to move
the world. They may sometimes make
mistakes, but for such energies human
effort would become satiated and dor
mant.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Municipal Election.

The election at Rives was without a
contest and the Board OF Mayor and AL
dermen were all reelected unanimously
as follows:
w. A. Mcneil, Mayor, r. L. Har-
Harper, D. II. Woody, s. HI. Dickey,
e. E. Shore, W. E. Shropshire, ]. H.
Shore, Aldermen.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Robt. E. Lee Anniversary.

The Warren Mcdonald Camp is re-
quested to meet in Union City next
Monday morning at IL O'Clock, to be
with the ladies in observing the Robt.
e. Lee anniversary. A free dinner to
the veterans will be served at noon.
The public generally is requested to
be on hand.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Special Notice.

All parties owing me by account or
past due notes are requested to come in
and have a settlement, as / viii carry
no one longer than 10 months from this
on. II you do not come in by the FIRST
OF February will be compelled to give
same out for collection.
42-tf john 0'DoNNELL.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Crack Shots.

Dan Glenn, Charley Herring, Josh
Adams and Jim Fate Glover killed
twelve wild geese in exactly two seconds
one day last week at Herring's pond,
The geese flew down to the pond and
when the gunner were ready the trap
was swung and the birds came down,
twelve OF them, as result of the work
OF four good scouts. They we're genuine
wild geese, too.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16

during second month
entire eight The
agricultural subjects
will
today that he his in great
the enargd
while Short Course
lie o
weeks showing the
will who viii
College Agriculture University Tennessee Knox
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Special Notice.

All parties owing the old firm OF Shore
Brothers, Rives, Tenn, an account or
past due note are requested to come in
and settle at once. All accounts and
notes not satisfactory settled will be put
in the hands Of an officer for collection
without further notice. Respt,
1927 SHORE BRoTHERs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16

We are at all times striving to i'm.
prove our plant and improve our work
and you are at all times invited TO the
Union City Steam Laundry to inspect
high grade work turned out. Before
Union City had a first class steam
laundry the question was asked Mr..
Metcalfe If the citizens would support a
high class laundry, and everyone APP
preached said that Union City was in
deed loyal. II so why are the Chinese
patronized and money sent away that Is
made from our city7 Why do agencies
EXIST Union City Steam Laundry gets
business out OF two or three States, and
the fault cannot be in the work. Come
tell Mr.. Meader. the manager, your
troubles il you have any or give him
your work. Let every citizen be loyal
to our home institution. 41-2t
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
Attention Confederate Veterans.

The President OF Leonidas Polk Chap
ter request the veterans to meet at Their
armory at 11:30 a. m. Monday, the
10Th day of January, 1914, and that al
who have uniforms wear them anc
march to the dinner provided for them
by the ladies under the flag.
r. w. POWELL, Adjutant.