davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Amt ''2ibrrtu 2Oam''.

HcojcrindCn lnobu0cr / 0i2ic
SAGE iii Scguiug al ct mi ari95-
loan pna ire Nillioucr Collars cllcr
mcr. : SiQhc0 meo set ieritc
"Trihe02louu" aatc3 ogioa bette
me rciit res Ell Noubauoitcoelic %
Snla al oiaic BONDS til @onOcta
cone @or9crc. %onuct cr pnn %
glor. men SbliQotioncrnc fan ino'
leic2 ON ii Aar, oeriom 6inanS'
miniitcrcu ioa iinocr tienliG ellcr
CuifcIiQ. Nono3 uOitcor2 pon De.
lob al 500 cllcr minbre, % Hcn'
ten cr / pot, betalbor 10 Wan9e
ON 9Iorct - Sen l50e Noucnlber
% Oen 15oc Mai. GiSic @onO2
cr iritagnc Tor o~lminocligc Sfot.
Ter. men liNne2 mocr &n0tomlt
ltatIou2u Tor beicltc Sn0tUltcr %
rCitnttC2 mn0cr Soucn ior opcrorc.
pCu ErolJt ~ ior Nrucltot. Sbli
@Natloucrur Tan bctnlc3 terminus,
iGalcoc2 at > Nroccnt Al Nrle6Gt
u0reoc2 itror, IS Troctnt ocn 150c
NopcmbCr, TO EroCcnt Den 1i0c
Gcccmbcr 1917 on 10 Nrocent Ocl
toe Surmnr 1918. ) Silirloc
ci, at andre Bombs iii hoicrc Ncn
,r uNitc0ca, Ier &rigcn l%liltter, bar
&hGnochouCrc al ocnnc 2bcn NUf
ic al "@ibcrtp @rno9" NoNalig iii
at ombptte oi3ic / Sc cpcutllcac me
Nonn3.
Settle or / aortbco &iltnorenc.
Ncutcu er, lom man Ter, hcierc emo
rcO Sen ioritc Nono3l,oitcoclic %
NctIuQelirrne / oct belle tcmnclig
DnnitI9c. Sor Hcgicringen iom Tor
Solicit err oct icIpinat al bcn itrr-
tie Vctn6ninN, at bc &aau, iom ops
taQeS pau @rltno Al &rigcn, noc2
al SonbctS Glnc Nolf / Torm Al
aieb al Sbligntioncr Genuc ariN
piI title itorc arap til oct ortcri
tonlfc GoIt, hpi2 Sen itnl iaa Ell
icirril llbgang vi itoor opcrior
CpQupcr, Ionl life CT iii at lciIc
mco, ~ 10 ulporliNcrc vi tar Sp
8opcn nlcre0c ira &couuoclicn al.
0cito Sltrcrc cr vi puu Sen Scir.
lem Vi ale pcntcr at pore %oo
ben ltnl bringc o3; o. oc2 brrti
Qcrc tommer oeu GoQ, GA vi i0icr
ton toQe iot puo NrrOCn2 Snilcr.
Gu Al &c l~cttcitc CpNuucr, Sri
gen pA0lU1ltr Us. cr at onbrin1C
Cu Gel Al pore opiportc EcnQc /
NeJlcrlla@ Sbll1otloncr, men lt0clt
nct at iorc MriN toitcr Ncu9c oN
after Tcn9c, og en- Hoeli1 Scir
cr Ell l(nullighc0 uocn tiIitrUffeIio
(illauN pua ECngc, fan man mi
6icrc So0m Ell itor Sicncitc peo
at imo0ctommc NcNicriuQcn3 9lu,
mo0ninN % tirbc "%ibertu Bombs.
IT omOpttc Oi2ic / sc cpcutliclt me
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
patruljeiftb ionfet.

@aibineton 5. lite Oft, st ame.
rifanIf GatrllIjcifib, icm bar pao
&ogt ubenfor Ell atIantiif Sapn,
blep tiolis iaaar lsbet iiGnf al ei
nfienot Sartsi. Gen oiiicielle Se.
refining lpoer iom ielser:
"Gt apltuagtiartei, Ger patrillie'
rcbe lloenfor en- atlantic Saun, bler
tiolig iooa Iebet iiGrif Of ct ,lficnoi
9Th. Irbeibet meb of bppe Def
%iunfne Sortei igien bill ltrar b!i be.
gpnot."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
olrreitereoe Gvifere.

@aibinaton Sen 2SSc Sept. Gao
Noranlcbning al &c icoerole Mtpn'
bi9bcbcr iiobcr iortiScn 81 Spiferc
arreitcreoc beri @pcn ior iorificlisc
Torbrpoclier nlcO oc Sor. Stoter. -
De bopbc ale, isr DC togeS / Sorpa'
ring, itaact mlber YolitictS Sp'pn /
Here Maaneocr. Gnbcl al DEM CT
anflnacSe iorat bapc sipet 6icnoen
~utillaoelige eitcrrciuinser. andre icr
8ompIpiter tiliiatcnSe at l9age Sin'
brinscr / %cicn Tor Tsrclien al Sri
gen. Gnbel al Dem pil bli lat nm
ser rctslia SiItaIe % &ciicn inferno
ret oen Sib. ariecn uarcr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
parparo uniper.
IttetetS 9tord0.


Cambridge, Wais., 8. 2Sbc Sept.
Sfelge "Sarporb Mll,mni Bulletin"
togcr nn1tcn 5000 nTrpUrcnbe og
iorbenprrenbe Strbenter peo Sar.
paro l(niperiitet Gel | &ri9cn. If
oisie itaar 1886 Irmeen % go /
Marinen; 113 tieneitegjpr / De sfai'
ereocs Nrmecr; $50 err fnptteoe til
SonitetSurlenct 1913 til "Heb
Grois"s % andre SjGlpcioreninger
pa 361 til northumberland. He-
item beiinoer Jig / iorifieaige Epelles.
lcire cller poo lnoen Woobe 6eifiGi.
tigeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Ct pripat Orioe.

ct. 9ouis, Wont., Den 29be Sept.
Sobn 81. @oas er ibag al 5orbunos.
rotten ior oct ipoIise Siitrift al 81.
IinoiS mcobeIt Sfieoe paa Bruce S.
LAMB, en- al 10000 Icres rist ager.
lano beitaaenbe 9: Wisiisiippiilobeu
ret o~perior Ste. @enepicpe, @isioil.
ri. @oas, Tom MI or rs gar gam.
mel, bor boet pao Gien i SO Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Ruth SAM bolt tilpeirs

Feoria. 81, Sen 2Sbe Sept. Wiiis
Hiltb Gam ilog ibag Seioercforocrr
Tor t~pinScIise SIpucre, ioet bun Ipano
zig op | Ell Ssioc al 1900 SOB.
Sen tloligere Hcforo, 1880 SOB,
bar oglaa iat al benoe iclp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05

at Ell %innrIig Sreo piloe iptte aronen
paa bans Gins Storperf. SsoieIS.
oagsbarnet tilbragte Tagen / 8ene.
ralitabcns Sopebfporter; oct forlpoer;
of ban life isIte Jig rietig raif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Oerocnsfri0en.
aroncnbcrg % Spital, at octte ianot
3ori'aiiells ira etSe /.

General @iirfo, Den tioligere Sper.
general peb ben r~ilsiiife Spopeitiront,
or bIct ubpiit ira Hilslonb cuer Ir.
cbargcl pao @runb al oct @rcp han
ifrcp til ben a%iiottc G5nr og erflGreoe
bnn lin Sroifab. 8eneralen off /
NrcbangcI omboro poa ct britiif Sfib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
kunfitutiunrlt furbu0.

b(tltn0t, llloc en- NoliCa'fCNlllHl
Stto i %oWu opcr Set 'orcIiAacnoc
1orilaA til MISUNDERSTANDING
a~ugoocuoc Gorbu0@ingcn. 0poN Ser
tiIitrubcs err at iaa set Gorbl0
mos SolN % Slluirfnlul a. be
rnicuOe 2rittc. iom M rooocr
frat Al Ell Al %c9i2lotureu ucO-
tagcn Sop, Qrrnolou@hicmIct ior
al pare iua mcgct irulQcrc poa,
at Staten lite en- patfcr Ga9 iNicu
ifol Qon tiIbnQc til sc I0nlc Ill.
itonoc mto SoIoouer, Grif oR
GIeuoi1bco.
Noor man i|anmeuliQncr Gor'
bcl0cnc. ilig ionI DC pIcict at uTrc,
az iIil iow Sc e. ioul itllIoc man
iunc2, at Sc, iom ircmocIe2 tar
Earti mco Dem. iom hnr rtonont't
clcr ou0cu ,$ntcrc2i2 Al al isrc ~
~ / Sc. t%ibliQcrc l|lierr, Iloct itiet
Ter ON St0tcll2 ionOr &cliUro %
or %inftlife aicno30icrninNcr en-
900 Sng. o, iom bar hopt Nu'
leoniug III al iogtta SllIrunoclc
! Ell &ommmlc mco Snlooncr
o. uocu SoIoouer, fan, looui0t
NJ %iflcnncr. life mco 0o6 @rln0
pnnbCraabc iiQ at NonmumCn3
,Snicrc2icr iom Nclbc0 life or be
ere - cn0og mc8et beorc - tieut
mes al bore GriffetraIjfcn iors
uocn. Noor SET cr IoNt ioo cr set
/ Wrlm0Cn alt, iom oct WurOe Orrc
n%e6ucn6ia at ii ON bcrnc Sag; tbi
tan Tritfctruiifelt life game o$
bar set tpertimob pit li0, at
hcn er Ifaoelig - Iao cr set iors
miti9ui3 finn en- Gina at liprc, %
oct cr at holne 0cn noe. Gr set
No6 Volitit Tor Statcn al ha Ell
~nlminocIig @op moo Sriftcrict iao
or set enooa bcorc ToIitif at iric
Ell Sorbubaporo9rni til aouititus
tioncn. Tor 0crmco opnaor mon
bare Ell laonle2ct itrrrc @ornnti
Tor, at Norbuoct / Stotcn oil bli
itabilt % pnrig
Anti Gorbuo2trritcr, iom MI err
! %irtiomhco / Somo. brtiancr liz
Al nuehonu0c Eooitlto 81 STINT
tier FOR al iremme Ell oaorIia Snl.
Gc optrpoer mart uuocr en- Wo
lie. mart unScr Ell uu0UL Ntfc
iiUIocu prcucr Sc at bilot Golf
in6, at Sc icIp er bluuot GorbuO2
"opens benite Stettcr, men poobc
raaber ia al SperQgmoalct ole
reoe M or oiQiort, lao al al oelme
Staahei ont e. @rlm0lou&tluua err
Gauifc upuafrUoct. Nuao Sc uil
ic8e at uinoc peo Ell iIil @ooitouo
1r at ou2ie %GIgtrlc i Soun.
Nan oc iaa Dem iii al tro. at Ol,
fife er noget, iom itoar pau. "a
te0p9c Dem Ill at il00e hicnmc
roa &aI9Noacm no hor Sc uotlr
li80i@ 8o0t Noob on at icirc.
Ran mao ucmIig life ipr ,t 2ic.
b!if inobiloc ia. at Iriffctrantcu2
%eruncr % Tori0orcrc nil m0la0r
at itemme Sen GoQ. Get outog,2.
al Dc alt ialt ian manitrt Ell Stur.
fe paa ca. 10000 Sttmmcr moo
@run6loo5 Nmtn0ementet Ior AT
funl,e ooermouoc oenme S,urtc err
5ct ne0uen0io, at enhucr. ION er
intereSieret / al hoIbr o@ l)uuicnet
ira Sipet, maOcr ircm pco %oIo-
llrnrn % 8ier lin %Iigt pcO al
itcmnre or Nmenocmcntct
Sao ingeu iau beinoffct Gem Nil
life al fate GercS Stcmmc. &c,
e, al ocu ~itsrilc &ipti1bro. a,
Hmenocmcntet uc0to1cs. life bar,
ior Soma, men ior belle yan0c.
Ser er andre Stotcr, iom / ser
mare 6remtlo ifaI itcnme oucr
iamme Gag. I. Gr. Ohio o. Ncn
9Pegico. Gen morolifc &irfnint
al Ell Scir cIcr CT &eocrlaN
Soma fan / bisic Stntcr bli ct al
eieren6e Womcnt. ct ReeerlaQ
1orsubsr9tferne / Soma er oeS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Chicago Vrosaftmarfes.

Granger Sc en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
penuen" er iaa sob iom nogen anSeu
Spmait;ne ii. Den bobbeIte Pris,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Ooroiife Ovheoer.

Stoctbolm Oerl 29oe Sept.: 60
Cinliitleoereu &iallnar Granting %
Ienitrepartiets 6prer, Yrof. Chen,
blep ioag al Song 0uitof tiliagt
til ct Meoe paa Slottet iorat uo.
tale line Wcninger ON ocn politiIfc
Sitllation.
Snofaloclien al Socialiiternes
og Tenitrepartiets 2eoere tagcs
icm ct 1egn pao, at Spirc life bill
bli rcprGientcrct / ocn me He9ie.
ring.
Get er iniolertio uIanoipnlig, at
Granting pil bore piaig til at
tGgc Spbe / Miniitcrict, oa ipen-
tie SocinliitCr life uoen Tartile.
NclIenS Siao0clie fan gon inO i no
get Minilterium. Set CT alininoc.
lig bcfjcnot at Granting foretrrf'
Ter at beboloe i'm &onoleiribco /
Nifa0alcn.
Stocfbolm oen 3oie Sftobcr:
Otter Winiiteriets Tinriiiollering
igoar inofaIotc Song @ilitaf So
Gc0partiernc2 Sercre til Ell Sonic.
renee % o~piorbrcbc bcnl inotrGn-
genoc til at 9ipre lit bcoite forat
ioo Gannct ct &oalitionSminiitc-
rlitnI. De inofalotc bar slomiral
Sinoman % Sr. Srpgger al Ssire.
Frof. Gocn pg Sr. &parn5elius al
%cnltrc % Siallnor Granting Oh
Sr. Sbercon al oct Iocialiltiifc
Fdrti.
&pn8en iortalte Dem, at set mi
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES piloc pGre
ten'i9tamGSiigit at oonnc ct Wini-
l;crium repre- cntercnbe sc iorificl-
llgc Tartier, lom piloe fllitnc op-
retboloe SperigeS Teitrolitctspp.
lltlt % ,ope en- beroli1cnbc Snoflp.
oellc paa Solicit / bcn nGrurrcnoc
&rl'iS. Spcrigcs Tanifcli0hcocr
rore9coc2 nco bucr Sag, ia0oc
ban.
Stur granb | StDcfGplm.
Stocfbolm Ben 2ocn Oft: Sucr
2OOO Son Eropinnt, Sober, Wois,
Gllcfager % andre Soripnin9cr
eoela9oes nnocr en- Sllebrarto / Sc
'tpre Splagsbuic / Nprbeben al
Stocfbolm. Sabet, ser onilaaeS
til oper 100000 aroner, bill bli
Irlt Ion cit ltor lllpffc, iirr ga set
lallolprllgpis bill bli ltmltlig at CT.
ltatte DC eoelagte Garer UNDER Sc
be'tanenoe begrenIeoe SnoferIels.
forboloe.
SDenif StorIpinolcr.
Stocfbolm Sen 27oe Sept: Gr
Speflllant / @steborg, Omar
SllnoItrom, iom for nogle Oaac
'iocn be9if Selpmoro peo at ifpoe
zig Ell Guale gienncm Sopeoet, bar
leo line itoritilebeS pinolerier paa-
ldrt Here al Sucriges beoit fitenote
WTlto ct ialnlct Cab pan meacrn
tppe % tre0iue Iiaioner aroner.
%lanot Sfrcne or 9sitnant eric
CHARTS, Ell Sun al oen Ipenife
StotSrliniiter, bpis Cab oniloocs
I'll en- Wtillipn &roncr.
Sll1oltrem opcrere0c o~laipelio
! lllo, Sinteier % Sdclaf o. an,
to3es at orioc Ell itorartct Sorret.
ming. Men oct bar pprct untl,.
l'9t at opIporc ncgcn itcrrc Srors.
attloi'er, Iaa Ser cr opitaoet Nlis.
toiite ON, at ban bar libt iupre
Snb pco at lpefllIerc / uocnlan6ifc
Iftiemarfeocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Sinoenbmra 20 Nar.

Nmitcroam 2ocn Oft. - Seltmar.
ltalf bon &inoenburas 7O.aariac Sre'
icircbes ieag oper belle Splf'
lano iom en- national Seitoae. acile'
rem % belle hans SamiIic ienStc bier
&iliener % uotaltc Saabet ON,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05

@srn en- Sorpt ion 3piferne bio
I'll Tor Oct meite Dor pGret olene on.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
ltblGnoinscrme ifal mSpiies.

gmIteroam lite Oft. = Set Der
prrenoe @Iao "IeIegroai" meooeIer,
at Der / Berlin III er nnocr lloarbci=
oclie ct Sorilag bppreiter oen tpifc
Staggering - paa @runb al anapbc-
Sen pan Sebemibler - b~empnoiocS
iii at mobile ale llblpnoinger, ionl
life cr bcifiGitiget / &rigsinbuitricn.
Get pcntcS, at 9open bill trpoe frat
inbcn en- Mualeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
&ciieren pfrcr inc Snuclcr.

ImItcroom lite Oft. - @erliner.
@Iobet Setting am 0tittaa" meooe-
Ter, at Den tpife Seller og aeiierinoe
bar itiaet ct fort Nlntal pGroiflllbe
Sllucler til Gigsbonfens SiSpoiition
mco SSnitrlrer ON at brllge Dem til
at iorminoifc Splflnnoa Torpligtelie r
/ llOlanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05

Hehemasfesett Taiume,o,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05

rNrrrrp A. SECOND Class MATTER JUN lhTH 1908 At
THF Posr OFFICE At prcoH,I. Iowa, rNprn TuE Aor
oY CoNGHESs 90 MAE"ua. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
II. 9. 9r9cr ueb Nrunten.

Sra Sen brittle Sront / @el0icn
mcoocIeS, at Sen iiolte brittle Siien.
iip bar ~trlltfct ct itaoi9 itigenbc Stn,
taI amerifonite 2Gger til DC fren1ifilo.
te observation-disclosures longS Scamp.
Iinicn. Ser pnaitaaeS, at Here bun.
orc0e oinerifauife 2Gger mi or iprcot
lonAS Iampjonen, bpor sc iripilgt
uoforcr ct nlcQct pGroiiulbt grbcioe
ulocr fnreinlbe SmftTroi9beber, ito
Dig iloint - iom &c cr - Tor Spitcrs
nc@ @rorater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Central maaternes Spar.

Hom 2ben Sft. - |%atifanet bar
ioaa opcrleperct til ben brittle 0ti.
hitter GentrnImagternes Spar paa
Tapcns 6reo@iorllag., Sporene leo
IaacS AZ ell fort Note ira %atifanet.
Glias-3 ptbrinaen.
%aiel, Scbpeits, 2ber Stt. - ct
@lno / Miincben, @npern, meoocler,
at ocn tpife NiaSfaniler | nGltc llac
Nil a~irnoptoQe line 8onierenccr mco
DC Scputercbe ira GliaS % Sotbrin'
gen / bct Sienco at prepc at fonmc
III eli enoclig Spritaaclic anaaaenoe
.oiHic @rUnirpropinicrS itotsrctSllsc
Siinillq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Notwithstanding.
shs Ct. pauT @pesr,.r,.,

3. Oct.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-13

''Patria" is ready for your verdict. We
have told you what a master p%hotoplay it
is; you have had an opportunity to read
the first installment of the story. We are
proud of the production and are willing to
leave its fate in your hands. In addition to
being the photoplay supreme, "Patria"
introduces to motion picture audiences
Mrs. Vernon Castle supported by an all
star cast including Milton Stills, Warner
GLAND, Dorothy Green and Marie Wal
camp. "Patria" is an ideal combination
of the author at his best, and a cast I'M
exceIled In Dhotoplavdom.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-13
MyCEYnmCaSzz9
MeBeSD Dressed. BaSfX Known Woman in america

Louis Joseph Vance has written a story
which is a supreme triumph. "Patria"
is the finest expression of the best Ameri-
can spirit that our generation has given
forth. Full of the thrills of hazardous
adventure, unforgettable for its charm of
wholesome romance graced by the
appearance of a concentration of Ameri-
canism in Mrs. Vernon Castle, "Patria"
easily holds the laurels of all plays appeal
ing to Americans. 1t is a picture which
moves with snap-the acting is true to
life-and the well developed plot is n
you will enjoy.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-09-28
Statement of the Condition of
EverybOdy's Bank

located at Jonesville, S. c., at the
Close Of Business Sept. IL, 1917.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-09-28

peas also. His Is acres of cotton is
the finest | have ever seen. It is all
even and just the same all over ana
will certainly make 20 bales of 500
pounds each, and his pea crop is just,
fine. He has at least 100 bushels of
peas ready to pick. His corn crop is
also fine and his oat crop was good. SO
his crop is an all-round fine crop. The
dinner was rather extravagant for
these war times, but if Mr.. McKin-
ney can stand it l can. Mr.. McKin-
neyl's is model country home.
Mrs. McClair of Atlanta is in this
community on business. She comes
to administer on the estate of P. P.
Williams who died in Jonesville last
year.
BY special invitation I attended the
old-time Sunday singing at Buffalo
Methodist church last Sunday, the
morning being unfavorable the coun-
try people did not turn out largely
but the people of Buffalo made up a
good congregation. The pastor of the
church, Rev. Mr., Harvey gave his
morning hour TO the singing people
and they commenced at II a. m. and
continued until p. m. with a dinner
recess of one hour. All the visitors
were handsomely entertained by the
good Buffalo people. The minister of
the Baptist church, with many of his
church people, attended the singing
and the superintendent of the mill
came out and brought his violin and
played with the singers and one very
important person that joined in the
singing was Mrs. Sarratt, who per-
formed on the piano. She just made
the old-time songs ring and led the
music to the delight of we old-time
songsters. Telephone.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-09-28
CAREM

Carem, Sept. 26.-Friday night, the
21st, will be remembered by large
crowd of people from all over Union
county when they gathered at Carem
school to enjoy several hours of real
pleasure. Games were played in the
front yard, and later the crowd
moved indoors, because there boxes
were being sold After that an old
time cake walk was enjoyed. The lucky
couple received beautiful cake. Later
in the evening popularity contest"
was held and the winner was present
ed with beautiful Lady Baltimore"
cake. Besides this, candy, cream and
peanuts were sold, and last, but not
least to be mentioned, was music, that
of Victrola, loaned to the school for
this occasion. The proceeds amounted
to $44.36, which will go to help pay
for the new "Stieff' piano which the
school has recently purchased.
All expressed themselves as heartily
enjoying the occasion and I have
heard the question already asked,
"When is Carem to have another. en-
tertainment?
The byword now at Carem is "Com-
munity Fair"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-09-28
iron JAWED ANGELS"
SENT TO WORKHOUSE

Washington, Sept. 25.-Four more
militant suffragist pickets will go
down to Occaquin tomorrow to "sefve
time" for the cause.
They wel~> convicted today of Gear
rying the banner" in front OF the
White House. Judge Mulloney told
them that if they would not promise
to stop picketing it would be as usual
-$25 or 30 days in Jail. The suffra-
gists said it was Jail.
The new martyrs are: Mrs. Marga-
ret Wood Kessler of Denver, Mrs. P.
0. John of st. Louis and Miss Ernes-
tine Hara and Miss Nine Blumberg
of New York.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-09-28

We understand that there are in GER
tain communities in the county few
young men who are ordering whskey
in their own names to be turned over
to others. If we understand it, these
young men are violating the law, and
are running serious risk. Only the
heads OF families can order whiskey
and then 1t must be one quart a month
only, and for personal or family use
for sickness. 1t must be remembered,
too, that the violation of the law will
bring down the federal as well as the
State penalty. 1t is very risky
thing to order whiskey for others.
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Rev. L. w. Blackwelder, pastor of
the Church of the Nativity, is riding
in new Ford automobile, the gift
of his congregation at Glenn Springs.
We congratulate the church upon this
worthy deed, and we congratulate Mr..
Blackwelder upon his good fortune.
Certainly the kindness was we'll di-
rected, for Mr.. Blackwelder is one of
the finest spirits we have ever known.
He has won the esteem of all our
people since coming to Union. We do
not feel like debating to a congrega-
tion, but will go so far as to say
that it would be gracious thing it the
congregation here would donate Il neat
sum to buy gasoline for a year.
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KELTON

Kelton, Sept. 24.-We had good
rain last Saturday evening, which
came in very nicely as fall vegeta-
bles were needing moisture. Late
planted cabbage and beans, peas, tur-
nips and sweet potatoes will all be
benefited.
The Ridge was profoundly shocked
when the sad news reached Uaion
last Friday that Rev. John G.. Iarr
had passed away in hospital in Co.
Iumbla that morning. Mr. Farr was
a popular young minister of the
Methodist church and was loved by
many people, which was shown by the
hundreds that attended his funeral at
Foster Chapel Saturday in the pres
ence of the largest gatherings of its
kind that ever assembled there Rev.
j. w. Kilgo, presiding elder OF the
Columbia District, and Mr.. Kelly of
the kelton charge conducted the ser
vices, = large concourse of relatives
and friends were there from far and
near. Cars came from great dis
tance and from other counties A
rough guess would put the number
present at seven or eight hundred
persons. l suppose that three-fourths
present were related to the deceased
by blood or marriage. He was mar
ried twice, first to Miss Addie New
berry of Union. There were several
children born to them. His last wife
was a Miss Williams. No children
survive them. He was the son Of ID.
j. Farr, an old Confederate soldier,
and came of one of the families that
suffered the heaviest in mortality in
the war. He was dangerously wound
ed in the great battle of Gettysburg
near the place what was known as
Devils Den. We shall see Preacher
Farr's face no more on earth. He was
dutiful son, faithful preacher and
a loving father and kind husband. He
was always active in every move
for the betterment of mankind. The
bereaved ones have the heartfelt sym
pathy of their many relatives and
friends throughout Union county and
other sections of the State.
Rev. j. II. Fowler of the lower S.
C. Conference, attended the funeral
of Rev. John G.. Farr, his first cousin.
There is some sickness on the
Ridge.
Mr.. John NJ. Little has ginned sew
eral bales of cotton and most of it
has been sold. The farmers have
ceased to sell since the market ad-
vanced. G.. T. G..
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TOWNSVILLE
vanced.

Jonesville, Sept. 25.-Last Satur-
day evening there was bountiful
rain over this country, which came in
good time and suited the late crops
very much and will be of great bene-
fit to the farms and gardens, and will
put the ground in order to put in the
oats that ought to go in the ground
soon.
The present cold spell is rather
premature or at least it holds very
long for so early. A negro declares
he saw snow Sunday. He says it was
very light and fine.
The change of trains and mails and
schedules on the railways has just
come upon us and we have hardly got
things adjusted to the new situation.
Mrs. McClair of Atlanta, Ga, was
in Jonesville a few days since.
am going to make prophecy that
I will never tire till it's time but plen-
ty of my friends will, believe, that
in a few years after the war is over
that the air above us will be full of
flying machines, even like the auto
mobiles in the roads and streets and
there will be no working of tracks for
them and no tax to pay for their chan
nels. There will be plenty of room
for them, yet there will be danger of
collisions in the air.
/ was born and reared on the farm
and az years Of town life has not di-
vorced me from the good country
home. Last Thursday Mr.. j. l.. Nc
Kinney drove up to our home in his
fine Overland and carried my wife,
Miss Anna Hames and myself to his
nice country home four miles from
Jonesville to spend the day and the
fine crop on the place must be in
spected. So Mr.. Mckinney and I,
with Miss Anna, who, like myself,
spent most of her life on the farm,
took to the cotton fields and inspected
Mr.. McKinney's cotton crop and his
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Our plans are maturing for the eS-
tablishment of a small daily news
paper, and we hope to have all plans
made by Monday, October s. 1t is
possible that we may require a short
time more to get everything in shape.
We must say that the response to our
proposition has been most gratifying
and we feel sure we can make 90
of it.
Rev. ]. w. Speake, pastor of Grace
Methodist church, was one of those
expressing approval of the move. He
said he had often thought of the
matter and was sure it would be a
move in the right direction. He went
so far as to say that a daily paper
here was almost necessity, and that
he felt the lack of one in his work to
a large degree. We feel that the
time has come for such move, and
we feel sure there will be widespread
support of such an enterprise.