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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-07
MIIItant Rulns PortraIt.

London, May 5.-The portrait Of
Henry James, the American novelist,
by John Singer Sargent, the American
artist, hanging in one Of the galleries
of the Royal academy, was ruined by
Mrs. Wood, . suffragette.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-07
Lady Alfred Pauet Dies

London, May 5.-Lady Alfred Pa
get, widow Of the late General Lord
Alfred Henry Paget died here She
was the mother Of Lieutenant Gen.
eral Sir Arthur Paget, commander Of
the British forces in Ireland.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-07

Dan Kimball, the old time patrol
man, is again on the force, after being
laid up all winter with a serious i'll
ness. s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-07

A number Of brand new washing
machines to be closed out at very
low figure. A. I. Engebretson, at the
Fred V. Dale Implement House, Mi.
not. 2-5-tf
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

T1az Il Z large ETpls E-up 1n-D1E1
mn ms rnuu--E TINS 1aL. nm mn nsz-
b. ~ lE-es "a Z 11-sz thought Enl 1u
Ilsa-iF 1T large AZ -n4 III cr1D
F.u-t1ls- zfs uuuEual nnn11-IunF s--EHf-
1nr IT -I-rus ~ -1s VIZ IL Eu-uJst e
9an- me annie uIz-fEs1 urIafiy 11-unE1
taal1ns r1 unsEE1resE zmunE me 1sEs-
H-E. x.fB hEEt usually BBIlEIu HIlIltef
fur sZTIu-lEr-iu1 u 1u- G1E-lDuliDD II
uIr markets through Ia x1uts- EH
even Z Eu1uI,s uDeE nu1 zafA : single
bR-a. 11ls cruI CID Dc mE-EH1sr u
TINS num1-T Il JudinIBuaiT hRn1isc-
win satisfaction IT al
z-uTa-4 EfuulI n sEreuIaiy ra-z-
IN II So 1isa -ils aTpleE s--s picked
JIrnJFH-;y 1.-ups- 1Iiefzl1sE E1L handling
naf r-sH vatus II -ns she u ETIisE.
VIII HnnAs whistles -Is --HsE EnDun
be ulcfaaE over -vzU OF 1rrras times -lr
mr. a1iuv 1bH 1-ui- II TaulE1u IL piles
IL ms urcfIR-L s--1IDHs6 10 1iH SUI.
F-un HnuniI bH hauled uD v-zguuE.
equipped win EII-InEE- 11l1isE-iu1IE ~
11ia1 7gBu- cranes ut 1run VII 1-1uE
practically 1Dtn1IIE un 1hs mE-kst d
alEb mas II Hfsc1 u 1nE uIE-Es1 IL
gBB1 Eu7liaE II VIII bz DH-1a- II reap
TINS Glass q E-un Il nunls. ! nEvs
HHsI EsvsrI EruvHrH VIM navs soil
1iisi- EDul Erpisf fu- Z lar p-irs
.Iu1ifrfnEnE ant Crimes Il g Jsa- m
ann Tn-FH at $50 ant e -,uuH
EnfT vnus H-ur II Z marker w-nsre Il
would n-InE mn uuT4 1nan S12E
T'nH TgfIins a AIE-izs1H. z ( T,sJr- OF
agriculture makes ne 5nIIux-IDs BuH
EsE-iunE
1Ei-TInH1 ETnws1 picE ant hRIrfls
H-un II sneh runnf1iu1 II 1n insure Il
E.gEi1s1 fists-iu-E1iun
2r-TnH1 E-uxs-E. azspcia-iu1F EnI
u11e-z1u-z VIM uss tfts Da-al Al nun
1E.IIls- a1uTT- the B1RnuE-C DH-ral a1T
Inifu-nfE Erans End uaot EnH rrup II
compliance win tfs standards u zns
Sulza- -Ev branding 1nsl- uaeizElgaf
EceD-nnEty
arI-TnE1 al fu5s-iu- grades Ds 81.
nImHrsI 4Tun the green E-T111 uIH-'HsrE
anl n1Vs--tsr aE 1E- aE TuHHiiils II ciLia9
nlIllE rEuns-isE En1 HvSIsu-E1u-E
zLt-TnEz U1iiT 1u1s zkHHIllnE, EtHnu-
U-rsisanfasr varieties i1H placed II cnil
B1u-z.gs
DLt-TnE- i FTsscifa Hffu-- bs maTH
II 1uliE Euupiy small 1nv-nF ~ dI-ag1
sales d0- ttls pI-BDss u SECURING
suuitstpis dIHCinlTliuu EII6 avniuIIlE fffH
SUGGESTION Of lE-sH uia-fzHtk
Btr-7'nm III g-uvRrB. D1ss-g1tn-F
nsalH-F ann HHsncia-iu1E sE-fv -snu1,-
fils themselves n 1fiH confirms AM
arrive n III as-inH1H Of t-ne values
IL ur1a- II aBBurE uui-E movement u.
the c-uT run producer II consumer
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

F7=l=-inE Crs = Mayur LEWIS p
F-rs,e- and Tx Cnli=rtT-airallts7
7 NIr81sulIEs
Alsi.-rler-L.ipvd {. LHltsr. 1-irll.si
MrC PnsuIsg. jam t. -arDve. --is1I-y II
1f1ngr- f.erYrns -lilueuaaiseT- -.t.s-i.
Earnu Schmidt BgaTc meets lilITl q e
uesIiar ri .svs-4 month
Cl-r EIeai1n DfilaeF--4r. In Mr-
-urtiv
Foiir.sr1lals--GrauTEs riUilTIIaI -atitln
4,-lri,.x -narrles H. -autinIaLt siliiiiH
q F-asev ini1u -3su-y Adams illiI1ifs
4-ilnv IBhn BiunleuausT inITn = snlIIL
EnrIrts-.s- t.fzr1Tir l-Igrn f'EEElIi---saIllltts
AtTrecif
Fireman Eier1rlr 1-ieir Plant y iliian
y llTlrisev
Elert-rr 1-issfr L-rIzsule1i--L1s1rzse Ma
Eare
NIsr-.5s.i Nizslssf-l Eisu-E schmidt.
SUPERINTENDENT 81 Mat=T Mn1izs =
C1eurpe A 1iIITrk
rr5ilr.- F1ssfig.-E--L--5eurgs Z. 1tsIInis T.
Aaron Il A11Ilez anr Fabian t'assE
Crv Artu-rlssi- award smith.
Crw ElsrfInn 5llses-VFsUTE- = MOI
.--ir. y. Tunias KIf1n kepniliI-aTisi :.
T-nunIaB E.rizsten. -'=mDrra1s -i--F ~
G. f1BLlsrIrE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
g - -

Ea-haIlE mur's interest WIS Ills
PLAYED IL the nn-n growing nnnraE1
iur buEs Lhan IL Auy uzhar zztihf1s
judged yesterday II 1hH lar There
was N display Eurn raised ~ hpys
unuHr sixteen Years N aye L1IH madR
maIg : EaRsunau fErmHr ser up AM
lake nuliuH, ann me SIZE u ltH E-Hin
Was 3 niB1lH- II nueh eunmaE IN
aLu-'-ieufzurEl Hall The judges were
EruL " T L TaIlafa-rD ann F-uL
! 4 MH1zgHr M me Maryland AEri-
cultural College
1lhH prizes were Bwarual as 1nl-
lBvE
Glass 5--Cul Growing Contest
a'as1 Il ears nf Ealiuv curn Erpv1
iy uIfH Hz-1Ii1tur. Glenn Zimmerman
SH- EHsHnl. henry CEsIsaInar. So
Lnrrl A ( ThumRs. s.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
ME-ahEu4 4 sumaa

: frlgnk Baker 4 prominent n,e1-
ahHi Of Imm lsriaae committed sui-
eiae Monday mu-nna- b. was aged
laiIuU 90 FsaIe and # survived fv M
VIE and Eavaral ETuvn children Er
4'akar was ia iiaVt rome IA Baltimore IL
SUNNI IL al Ulfar1g1im iur q small cau
aar Un tTik IN and n II 1huusin 1iIis
proved on iis mind. TIE news d 1i4e
suicide came a. 3 shBak tn ms trends
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
OFFICIAL uzBc1rRz
r.,sz III rsnass Nm Lid CE1ss II
CRY and C1m-T, zltsE'11zs E-HEn
AQpDlu1rE-


s-r-~uf r.sar1-s---.rlissf iuliee, -sa1lIlIlDlll
5-,,-- Ass1srIats jude=s. -ai-IIl II
sTS5n-sn,r,tn1.. E.dwaTC l.. 3el=r -3l1
-n-a- - g-7eris.-irk CIV iIrHii Al1li1ii.5 ~
,,,r-t ar.5 s.srts11llss1 fuT Grind ny
-..--7,- -...asrriIs-. 1sssr- IT-y tzs-1I1 Alil.l
n1n-llus ss-r1
-,s-f III fhe Circuit L.Du-s-.i-iii--5 "a
49, T,ss7,utx -ie-i-E. -AcH-l 2 Z Z :
7..a-r,,ii.. .rsz-ssE T. 4zTut.. z. = -. NJ
4 49, ~ = sallzyi.. Eia--E = -iIaE-
me a1l1 1riilI r. Mari
R.-nstt.- u EzTiliE-5arn1l.sl Az il'Iiise
-,.unsi=s F-rrun lil1lIIaz T. q
E1en
r,--,i,sr.s -,slr-s-9oilr { -astle-, -ilissi
7,,S,..- 3ralr "a 0uuii1r1 A-lis-s-z ~
-,,f.s- 1y-11faIss E.uu- uieeA tas-7s
Tnr5ar Tu4s5ay and "Wednesday d
eacr V'sss-E
~.n-4.r T7eas1rrsr-55rssa " -s-sETIissT-
-,,,,.r purr7iisssi.Yrls-H--luilu II 1.n-
--r.ssii4,1gt- E = Rinriisr franz ~
sl-vers. 5nnr q 5uuIn. -7itss.7ifT :! : II
ran l. Esavsr Zis1E. Falon t--iiil-
back, 4zI1u-1ias
aya-a 81 Charlie anE L.u-rz..Iillis--
-.-,-ir --arr,.,- president larliI & = il'L'i-
.z.,r-rs.a-,-- ta-gsr j. l1s8n. l-lsall -. -
zaru1,ei "a -f7essz. superintendent MI
Iard = Psr-V- clark
ScilBo -aulHsHslu1ies1H----tl lill = ~ y
.r,au 7lr.siIlssI1r = = L=e q Al1.ss--i-
~ Mnet1ler 3 "a Nt-A.-i-i1l1s-
r.. and -g-rus fi8lli-- 2 y -.A'A'izii---
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

Tine stretch On the jefferson read
nov bsins built BY the ID j. Grove
Lime Company In the StiuA winch irasE
isasn aiesel ir Ehe gntsi Ten Days during
the erection Of iriaae, was opened
I uesaay mtrnine During tbs TINE the
road was CLOSED, vehicles mac IL u-ave
~ TuundaauIu r0uta- Mr. GaTave KaTi0
1hm a stretch OF be1waHn , ana 8 miles
q the J q miles u rna1 haF ipaan uunl-
piala1..
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
Mt I'D LATE ID PLANT EgE
=o7 SOL INVOLVEMENT
NICEDLAS SCENTTZ
Maryland AErirui1u-a1 Experiment
Srz1iun.

Rye Ean BrI bH pruh1afliT planned
RE : rDTHr HnI ETHHn manure n-un
ItE la1R fall and early spring Erux-1n
enables Il II nss Enn -s1nrn 10 LhE
sol much nitrogen I'M ufhH- 7ilEn7
iDD1 Thar ETDnln otherwise DE- lnE1. On
nEre- H1HHls hiliy 1Enl Lfs 1I,HE n5 7ilsI11
1DD1 1rnm washing il nu-# 1iIan tinz
rHmUTHL pT Erups Harb raar TIM
m1E1 HnnnumirEl way IL -anucH This
w1RE1s Is 10 EsHp 1hE Bu1 .rDTa,s5 WIN
rBEE1a1inn n Enmz Buz Where Tn
niIlEl1AE are producing Clean culture
nr1pE- Bnnn AZ ru-1 n TsB-H1r,eE LnHF
EhDzz2 lBf ne allowed II 81 INN Eha
mzzAnr W4hpm = ErHUzh It IVA.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

I,hezs Kfn E1seM -uHGaE VIII NJ
ana Ms. Washington 1'IHtinaer anu
family vzra Nh. Charles ana EimE
Martin. Ai1 Elmer ]. 4aIrtinae1 81
3.ini-T 1llaaa. and NJ. Calvin o Coz
i,en- u sunny Slds
Nj. au6 Ms. CnaTlas BaftzsH an1
cfildran Alrz BatzsI ami aauainar q
Tnu-maI1 zzz1tsl itar daughter, Mrs.
Lhsa-i=s 5tlarb. n -uniiaT hz-
Nj cAranae G 8'it1Inas, VESTED Nc.
I y VaaZ. O. 1soefT 3laae, On SUB
ar
srlus : uuuiise1 o. om people IRON
1iIss lllaee attended TIM aansrstaTn FAR
iassi WAa1
Mrs Washington I,IttInasr EH liEt
aues o. IN Elmer Hoffman On E-IGl7-
AZ. anG BE's. Toward E. K-ise. q
her LTalasrs1oE7n sl.eH 1unals WIN
N and Ms. saIn n. 3afim4m.
Mrs. Thinker Of Gettysburg. RETIRE.
ri nome aftas spending sometime with
iiar daughters At1z EIa BufinaU and
Mr. 4.the Hafnzgu and families
NJ N Bolilssun VISITED NJ
Cls1ssnaa -5il7lIisr and ianIiig on SUNDAY
avanma
NJ JOSEPH H.ressisr. q eset- ys1Irrr-
slfsm ounGgT WIKI hls niatfter AErh
Samue Martin Id family
Mrs . W 3r1ange has Z best
weirhi1e T. parrnus and IN arouunl
M amt Mrs.. l.ua1lae SlI-1nar HIsaut
Friday evening VIII Nj. and Mrs. e.
VI 9Tttznae1 an6 ilmiiE.
M1z- IT. 8ofinlan visited lie,
Gauairra,. Mrs. anne n. Martin and
famiiE- d near I.eYlstUT-n. una CAY last
wsak.
Mis- Euth Foz spsm ons day with
f-isnas IL and near araeaham.
III. Harvsg n 1'1Ttallass- spent sur-
Gly al Nsv Midway with sumo q hH
t-Fsuas.
M. William A. Short slssm sunday
WITH Mr. William E. Mar1in im1 fam
iiE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

a qula bur pretty Wedding and one
ID nruiil Interest 1ook liiate y eon4sslliv
a hlEh Noon AZ the residence u Nj
and Mrs. Richard T. Hess Clark Place
when Mrs Alice : Clarke became the
nrile Of Lieutenant ia1ries z Baxter
d the mtad 5tates A-nlg- Tie sere
mmg was lrsrinrntAd BY Rev Henri i.
s. hlaiiar 9alstm If the Eg.ulaaiisiil
Returned church.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
MagnHtElAEs ue11m,I


MAJ and Sir. Injured Ii accident
Mem New Market
Injured when their mU1u-evclE WIS
BrucK ~ another machine Oh Lns
aa-f-imure pike near 1Ssv Marker Sun
GET afternoon Hurry Mercer. Of Ml-
kaig. and gLlHE 8anlan Nac11H-- II
New Market, ATE recovering Il Their
nDnlHB
The aeeidR1n occurred when LhR TvD
nIUtnrcVelsE rRnH IugHI1H- u irving
ID I1EEE IL Eu1D
Miss Waeirlar wRf taken ID hE
hume il Z passing RuInmDDilF EnI r.
manned unconscious fn- BumR time
5ns suffered np serious injuries En0
WAS sHIl 10 BE improving ERs1a-IiEgy
Mercer suffered several severe
bruises am BlI-ai1lE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
==LS ~ WLEsLEN- 1oI--3
KE-E7E IN BJ7-7E sSlMs
NM DISEASE Is e
ayE-E-.
ROY Z WAITE
MARYLAND Agricultural Experiment.
SuIiun
RuTz

a peculiar poultry Disease fraE DaHn
Tine ETngInuus ara very rha-ar1H-iE1is
Rnr vel Defined nm I nave f,aHD ur-
aide 10 INT ina Disease rerurTtsI II
any q LhE poultry publications. LOSSES
fIE7rE been vary heavy IL fiBeEE EffaEtBI
tnHrHiura, al puIlf1TT -EisarH should
Cr-DIga-E1s 1D 1sa-n Etas cause II ing
DISEASE Enu usLnBlk u combating T.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

The EyuIp1umE ant nnE-aEla-iE1ins u
1ns GIHsRHs ErH az 91IlpwK
!. Ola and gDuns. buzh male and
3ansEiE dis
Attacks Eums II rvclag.
J. 5anE III laying rBnd-innE die
mHnE lie HDun EfIa- laTnE.
4. 5sa1 natural rniu-F until death.
5 EEaliu FwDllan sFeIluvlBh) 81
around WITH eyes eiBssL
{. Marked Hnn IssrEiE1H1n dia-T:frI,ss
ABcau-E EnIIs--suI1 lEsIIniHE yellow ist
Z Birds aIGssar weak ant unna
nDvs mncn aHrs- E-zanE commences.
IL uTtiHr. 10 nafI determine JlIs1 hDT
widespread LhH disease Is, 1ssIu-1 Al
outbreaks il the Poultry I,spsg--11rlss1r
MARYLAND Agricultural Experiment Sz-
Inn CnIlsgs Park. MI.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
Izs1EnEB BANKS kgEEMa;ER 1s
Secretary MeAIi0U Makes AHBuInre-
nsslr AfTef n ets.inE.

Washington, 9e1. Secretary u
-1fe Treasury MEAuDD announced IL
dEE u Z mHHliIg Of Class d1-ac1urz
uf Ri regional -'sHHrTR banks -nE 1ns
Federal Reserve 3nErI plans I'd IL
augura1R LnH new currency system
Enn nltan Tie l. -asH-vs banks Nd
Hamisar Ii
Ne sane Il WIS mn planned mn
al functions u LnR hEnG.s womb fE
exercised Il Lhaa l1nla- pm 1tlErt 1acii-
ines In -anaip1 ut deposits from
member hanks wuull be mad En1 r.
uiseDUnLInE H Bnrh pa-1 u Lhs hRnE
tsi.llIlil ERa-llahls llnHsinlH-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
IaFTE-THnNas

Ar EEvsv i. 3aksr- q E,ru1ssY7l.i..
ana Ms Pear Z. Thnuag. u 4atare
willie were quietly married IT 1ite III
1tls-an parsonage. 4.as Crunch s-ras1
tlatis-i,si-- MetiIlesaaE nurnmc i7 4ssv
In. t. T. e. EuI lzstur.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
REV HAlalEuK 1o WEI

lpTrtaanE Ue ON iar The nla--iilazss
e Hsz. EdsHr n aalisok. reelur OF
Christ Episcopal church, Buvilns
Green Aentuafy. 40 AIiss Mildred
g.1.ddIne N ,lluurp The ceremony rill
i,e saienmlzeu II Vhm church Oh 9,doi,a1
- ley AiIieak # vel kuuvn here
having aiilaIated n Al SAINTS EpissuI.l
church
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

Ar. stanley e Ba-sznian. # 81 Oh
vile. and Mss el8ee 4 Wa-ili.. d
1iievsrllie Washington r0uIE7- wzrs
married III the Lutheran 18,TrsuIsa-s- iy7
Leg Tn IT. = "a Iamu Wed1aesaa7
nln-nlnr.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
TIE NUgEzE KNOT
5oms @EppT D1uplas 1no 5Evs
-nEsL Tna- LIVES Tozs1nsr
FIR 5sazza~ n 1ar "a a-sz.

Ms heza a1aub srnG f1srIk 81 =lge
d Washington u G. NaTA auie1ir
married II Rockville, Nd OIL Tnesa1v
st:foi'sr Ctr. il IaT M Wine
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

Alhar W 4zilba-t d HER Myers
vile and Miss Mary CD Miller d Aio
diafuvn were aulsttT ma-riH6 II 1ile
tivinaehesl Lutheran paIs1naat MOE
lsE 1ife ceremony beng lteria-naa ny
me lmstlr, 1,aE Ir L d 3.u1I.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

Charles = NunszsG smd HIS la
T. NICK ba1h u Aa1dieiIurz IA xra1s
married a me a B. parsonage Tua-
Gay ~ zht llastu lev ln L EEL
Lamar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

Jesse AaiIn, disehirnHa frsmiu m
LIE .lill-- appeared ir reinstatement WIS
refused IN The CIrrun Iou-t
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

-.iohn ~. Lea md Mss 5uiia Z
ssilnse-1- ba1h q Baltimore Wars mar
-ied a 1is n Z IlErsuuaas WssIi1se-
aaT II ti4s 1lastm Hey. In L e.
z.anlar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

Mss lianJs f.rasilsars and 5diu II
osifg BalI u m Arr ws7e auiaif7
married n the n z parsonage. = alt-
lisssaay By 1iss lasstur- Lex. In L E.
Lamar
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

IaE CENTRAL RANK wins ErirlHs-tI
asannlzea IN aSa>. rsx fihnIgAd lIls ins
Nsranal National Haliik in Isis md fn
ahne 4 ISIS WINS sniMrran aTi8p -ht ten
lral lrnsa Company al MSrs land and =
ta9ntA anrrsssssh lrsm S8aH isllb 10 s-rA-
sHAl Va pana maih lnlat IL nrr Era -
90 deposits and Surplus and E'1nfi1s 1ir ids
rsA,lx-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

AEssr1 II Gilbert q. Of neu MY
srsEille. an6 Mi-y @ Miller. a. u
near Mi0slietawn.
Mark :. 3artinii,une "A wiauwer.
and N 1relt Coleman. q, bun d
Fre1sridk.
Howard Sylvester CialiIfpNar ~ 4md
Nellie Summers suE- ~ bHth d ezraes
haIn
Harpey L. Blank. a. and Olive NJ
Sfup. Is. bon II Eoaky SPRINGS.
Lr1nEnE C1uz
First anselIn d Ida May Smi1h, *
sru-rix Of William H SmI1h. deceased.
iiied. an6 distribution made.
t7-ar+ L. Doiin s4pointeE 1gpaTfiarn a
K4T1msn u grTlasr1- Ma-iun 1-rliissrt.
Edison 5. TTnaez. .Jiin s. T-illieFt.
KiElm L. Trn,iau and Kelza G Trip
lsrt-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23
BUSINESS ~ TEE ODTRws


81 Ll-5lE-l- --l-ElLEEllza-E-
J. BuweTf Myers and liiias. A. Mr.
wood "a Iavid NJ MirIn and viis. reaa
estate III county - sou.
Ida M. smith to Arthur tszrubs anI
wlfe reil HstsEts IN nuuI1y slA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-23

S1Eit az Mz-vlIlns
lRuulE az ETaIt-las- 3
4, iaBA1 A KEnn Treasurer a ne
Shevs-nansa6 anziruBinn. Do saitll.nlg
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-04-28

Editor DeCamp of the Gaffney Led
ger thinks that Mr.. Finley is "treading
close to the brink of Republicanism.
in view of his vote in the Panama. tolls
repeal matter. Mr.. DeCamp. II we
mistake not, has always been cold.
footed to our present congressman and
that he should thus wrongly size up
Mr.. Finleys stand is not surprising.
Fort Mill Times.
All of which goes to show that
Brother Bradford is either not a very
close observer or has poor memory.
With the possible exception OF two
times in the past eighteen years we
have supported Mr.. Finley, and those
two times was when Cherokee county
had q candidate in the race. TWO
years ago we supported him against
Mr.. Pollock We are free to confess
that we have not been over-zealous In
that support recently because Mr.. Fin
lew has developed into a nonentity. In
our opinion he is Of very little force,
being the tool Of Champ Clark, and
his highest conception of office is the
patronage attached to it. The free
tolls measure is a Republican meas
ure, passed by Republican congress
and signed by Republican president;
The Democrats are trying to repeal
this Republican measure and Mr.. Fin
lev, a Democrat, elected from a DEM
ocratic district, in Democratic state
opposes it. We repeat, MIR. Finley Is
treading close to the brink OF Repub-
licanism. ."-Gaffney Ledger.
This is no quarrel of ours. The
Ledger's characterization Of Mr.. Fin
ley is a matter of opinion or assertion
as one sees proper to look at it. But
when 1t comes to the question OF De-
mocracy, there is no question OF the
Ledger's ignorance to say the least OF
it. 1t Is true that free tolls was Re-
publican proposition, passed by Re-
publican congress and signed by a
Republican president; but 1t must be
remembered that this legislation was
afterward incorporated in the Demo
cratic platform, and it is there now
Mr.. Finley's vote on the question was
certainly Democratic and it is not al
all fair to characterize that vote as
leaning toward Republicanism.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-04-28
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS

Mayor John P, Grace, Of Charles.
ton and James Sottile, owner OF the
Isle Of Palms, both say that Governor
Blease was right in his spat with Sec
retary Garrison.
- News and Courier, Monday: Ac-
cording to the face of the returns
from the Democratic ward club cleo
tions Saturday night, the so-called
Whaley faction captured ten Of the
twenty-four clubs, the so-called
Blease-Grace faction seven and the
tickets from seven other clubs Will
probably be contested. 1t appears
that the Whaley ticket won In ward
IL, club 2, and will not be contested,
although Saturday night 1t was stat
ed that another ticket would be sub
mitted as the official" Saturday
night, Mayor Grace said that his fac
ton had won at the reorganization
meetings and that vigorous contest
would be waged in the county con-
vention. Leaders of the so-called
Whaley faction assert that they are
satisfied with the results and that they
will control the convention.
Columbia special Of April "a, to
the News and Courier: Democrats OF
South Carolina will meet in their pre-
cinct and ward clubs throughout the
state tomorrow to re-oIganiZe, elect
delegates to the county conventions,
which meet on May 4, ut noon, and
choose the various county executive
committees. Each club Is entitled to
elect a delegate for every twenty-five
members or a majority fraction there
Of. The club is the unit OF formation
of the Democratic party and the ma
jority Of these units will shape the pol
state
convention and the state Democratic
executive committee, which provides
the election machinery for the pri-
maries Obviously control Of the ma
jority Of the club meetings insures
control Of the county conventions and
through them the state convention.
The state convention meets in Colum-
bia on May 20, at noon, in the hall OF
the house of representatives. The state
convention will be composed Of 1856
delegates, being based on double the
number of senators and representa-
tiyes, each county having twice as
many delegates as they have members
Of the two houses Of the general as
sembly. 1t will take 1863 votes to con-
troll the convention. The state Demo-
cratic executive committee is compoS-
ed of forty-five members, one from
each county, and the member OF the
national Democratic executive COM
mittee, who at present Is United States
Senator B. r. Tillman. The commit
tee selects the chairman, who at pres
ent is Ex- Governor John Gary Evans,
of Spartanburg. Former State Chair
man Willie Jones, Of Columbia, has
been endorsed by Governor Blease and
others for the place, while the name Of
Mr.. Christie Benet, Of Columbia, the
present secretary, has been brought
forward for the Craftsmanship. If the
Bleaseites control the committee Gen.
Willie Jones will be selected state
chairman, but If the Smith forces are
in the majority, Mr.. Benet may be
chosen to pilot the committee. Wheth-
er Chairman Evans will be put up for
reelection has not yet been made ap-
parent.