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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-27
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crave tupe, obtahuji je na
drsne dlani, ma zastere, ma re.
menu, ale mic platno, holi Sc v
sobotu vecer anebo v nedeli ra-
no, ale bolesti sykaji, strnisko
tvrdych vousu vzdoruje britv6
a ia obtizne vous po vousu ka-
ci a nejhorsi uz je pod nosem
- tam Hadam al bolesti vZdy-
cha, Shy 2 oci Sc mu finou a
slota bfitva vyblra 81 - Oh je-
den to bere - Smld tn sice byl,
brousil hospode, odejel - ale
sestacku nebylo a tax Hadam
bfitvu. ma brus neodnesl ;.
"Koukejte ma Hadama, fr-
flousy &nechava stat jako pan
fort,' podiyuji Sc Klenecti.
''To dobre dela," chvali Sc
dlaci, "nema selckych satu,
haj' taky ne;na selcky lice."
"Dyz to muze nit Halam,
proc bych ia to nemohl nosti,
vobzvlast6 dyz to mic nekostu-
je," uminuje 81 i Martin a libu-
je 81, jake je to pohodli, CO Sc
no ia britva natrapila.
TAX pod nosem, po brade
tvarich zarostli oba hustym, ste
tSnatym vousem, ktery pestovat
v tom veku jejich uz Sc ami ne
dial a oni toho take nedOvedli.
Tim nabyli oba divokeho, suro-
vehO vzhledu malO kdO re
znamych je poznaval k MIN
Sc hlasil
| pohled NELL tvrdy - ale
zvlaste rec byla prikra, jakoby
Uneven utuhla, zlosti prosyce-
ma. Pc domacku uz Jim nikdo
ami grose nepujcil, snad uz i v
meste chill Jim lichvari potize,
stup'novali svoja pozadavky, ru
citele zadali, do knih sve pohle
davky vtelovali, tim vsim jen
rostla rozjitfenost obou bratri.
Cas- vyprsel ,platit Sc mely uro-
ky, dane Sc vymahaly, skolni
plat neni zaplacen. -. w ne
"a sklenici, uz ne piva a uz ne
u "strOmecku", ale "a sklenic.
kou v kofalne S Kminkem sam
a sam sedi Martin. Stridme usr.
kuje paleneho, ale nestrldmf
mluvi ba nadava. Purkmistrl
nadava, Obecnim radnim a ce
lemu vyboru, jak spatne hosp(
dari, prirazky jen vypisou, Wy
loh nasekaji, ale kapsy 81 ma
sti, on - Martin - Jim al'
ukaze, revisi ma ne vyzvedne
kontrolor do Klenci prijede ;
ma prsty Sc tenn pletichafum p'
diva .-...
Y. Domazlicich gu zlate sti
ky" sedi Hadam a je pri kura
III. N6jake noviny ruky pustil
napil Sc, ma stul uderil a pow
da hlasem jako hrom: "Ty no
why pisou pravdu, ourednic
uGitelove, kn6zi advokati = j
dina banda ie to vsechnO dohro
mady, pochcipali by hladen
dyby mas nebulo, my je seek
zivime, ma Secky Sc dreme. d
ktori, notari, advokati - same
zlodej, jenom zlatky Z kape
tahat dovedou."
81 mlc, sam 81 vinen, nesuC
Sc ha budes NIT pokoj!' kdos
no okrikl -
"A co, pravdu map souhls
sill JIM.
Uz davnO ZapOmnel Marti
ma svoji rec S kmlnkem, tax
Hadam nevzpsmnel S. ma svoj
vyklady "u silky, ale ma hej
manstvl il mosvezili pamet, k
podivu, takorka do slova tai
vedeli, co vykladal Martin
Hadam a nejak tuZe ostfe, ZC
la Jinak nez u sOudu mimi je
nall. O samosprave pan hej
man vykladal Martinovt, o
race uradu a as. "a tyden zas
III n RI ~, c1y. 4, Y>nh,tYnyya vi r,nIv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-27

Gale co tim vsim zamysli-
te?" zvolala pojednou Fedora
netrpelive, nemohouc pochopi-
ii, proc il policejni jednatel s
podobnymi vecmi tax podrobne
seznamuje. Exam vsim tim sme
rujete?"
Tim chtel jsem vas nejdrive
presvedciti," odpovedel Vibert,
'ze Savari posud nikdy nemilo
val - a nepoznal-li posud poci-
ty prave lasky, re tim pristup-
neisim bude Jim nyni."
"Nuze "a do koho chcete,
aby sc clovek ten zamiloval?"
otazala Sc Fedora usmevem.
"Do Vas, Madame"
"Do mne?"
"AnO - do vas"
DO mne?" opakovala Fedo-
ra, nebot' Sc il zdalo, re snad
dobre neslysela.
"Ano, do vas - tax pouze po
dari Sc nam dohmatati Sc prav
dy. Savari vas nezna- - nikdy
vas nevidel - a nebude vuci
vam chovati nejmensiho pode-
zreni. Wy musite stati Sc casti
jeho zivota = jedinym pfedme
tenn jeho mySleni - jeho tou.
ny - a az tax daleko dospeje,
FAX snadno budeme mu moci
strhnouti masku. V boji S tako-
wynn soupefem, jakym je Sava-
ri, obycejne uskoky a nastrahy
tajne policie nejsou mic platny.
Musime Sc chopiti prostredkd
jinych = musime podniknouti
neco uplne zvlastniho. Premy.
| slel jsem k tomuto zaverku :
Wy budete Dalilou, ktera zbavi
Samsona jeho kaderi a vydate
no v ruce Filisstinskych."
Gale to je sflenstvf!" zvolala
Fedora popuZena.
"Vim to-"
"Plan ten jest neprakticky."
'Nikoliv = zdari Sc, prOpIj
cite-li Sc Wy k jeho provedeni. "
* tomu je treba nadlidske
sily.'
''Tu mate"
"Ja Sc prozradim."
'Nikoliv = bude to Savari,
jenz Sc prozradi a vas chot' po-
msten."
Fedora pritiskla ODE ruce k
rozpalenym skranim a mlcela.
Vibert povstal, wal klobouk a
hul, a kdyz pristoupil ke dve-
rim, obratil Sc opet k Fedore a
pravil:
Madame, dostavim Sc Ultra
opet We stejnou hodinu. Svolite-
Ii byti ucastnou pfi tOmtO pOdni
ku sdelim vam veSkere podrob-
nosti."
"Ale =" zvlala Fedora te-
mer upenlive postOupila k Vi
bertovi, jakO by no zadrzeti
chtela.
"Zitra," pronesl Vibert a ry-
chile zmkel.
V druhe polovici mesice rijna
Vibert cd Marquise de x. obdr.
Eel dopis, z nehoz vyjimame na
sledujici:
g. Muslin Sc upfimne vyzna
ii, mily hOchu re vSe to, co isl
mi behem posledni DOLBY sdelil
o svych zkusenostech. napina
moji zvedavost. z pocatku jsi
mne svymi zpravami nudil, ny.
nj ale nevsednim napjetim sic
| l.. :: l. j :. l. L l. - 1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-27

AiAOSA AhA oChd C1OiS AAoCJ MI
pokuty nebo jeden rok krimi-
nalu ma to byl.
Lekl Sc Hadam zaradoval
soucasne. Trestu sc lekl a povl
da: "Jezis Maria, pane hejt-
man, dyt ia mic zlyho nemyslil,
to pivo re mne mluvilo."
"Tak date do noWin odvolani
"a my vam to ma poprve odpu-
|stime," dava sc obmekcit pan
hoffman a uz pisari diktuje.
Hadam podpisuje desltku
klada ma verejne odvolani."
A bratr bratra nyni honi ne
jen k souddm, ale uz k hejt-
manstvi. Cetnikum ma sebe "a
luji, spehuji Sc navzajem, pode
zfivaji, move zaloby u okresni-
no soudu Ease advokati pax po
davaji.
Do zita hazi srp svata Mar
kyta - ale ma Chodsku nikoli,
tam teprve tax svata Anna Sc
svatym Jakubem tvrdi zitne
zne. Lee "bohacovo dtvce ha
chudakovo zito - to dvojl je
nejspiS zraly". Pravdu povida
to prislovi. 0 Kodrnacovu dee
ru, ktera je jedinacek a tatfk
ma nejen statek, ale i penez ja-
ko zelez, drali Sc zenisi, kdyz
bylo zabe sotva sestnact Let a
osmnactileta uz Sc vdava.
TAX je tomu i Sc zitem chu-
daka. Nelze cekat, az dozraje.
"Porazilove huz mali zne,"
sm6ji Sc ostatni hospodari, ale
nesmali by Sc, kdyby vezeli V
jejich kuzl. Nouze zene Marti-
ma do pole. We stodole neni ami
stebla slamy, ably v nedeli od-
poledre po pozehnani iako jim
de mohl do foroty uplect neja-
ky mandel povrisel Ma jecmeny
a ovsy.
Nutno tedy vyjit Sc srpem "a
nebo S kosou hrabici pred ca
sem ma zitne pole. Zito je pra-
vda dosud "pri sile," ale smeta
Sc ma "vodr" a tam dojde - Wy
mlati sc - a hned bude po nOu
ri. Ostatne je nejlepsi rovne S
vozu ma mlat - to Sc zito nej-
lip Il klasu pousti. A tax PRIV
| nj furou hned take ozyvaji sc
cepy. Smutne znejl pisni c
trach. To mlati Martin Man
kou a student, ktery ma praz
dniny, pomaha.
Bida zene Hadama ma pole
Ii do stodoly k cepu. Vymlacen(
obili melo sc dat ma sypku aby
zrno ztvrdlo - vSak en- je mi.
mar hned nenasype - at ztvrt
ne We mlyne a hned prvn
strych uz Hadam ma trakari We
ze do mlyna. Newell by no Fl;
dam, kdyby bida nenutila. AL
uz mesic jedi "kupovanej chile
ba," cd pekare, ma duh no Je
di, je jako houba, chutna hube
ale nesyti, po domacim Sc sty
) ska.
Pan otec We mlyne rozvazuj
pytel, nabira obill, hrsti n
hrst je presypa. cicha k nemu
zrni prekusuje hubuje: 'Mly
TO nemdzu, pull by vam ma ka
menech vostalo, dyt Sc to ma
| ze, pul syrovy te este je, muslr
10 "a vas vysypat, prehazova
ha suSit."
Ale prece cd Horejslch Por
zilu den co den pribehne next
re dite bud Dodlicka nebo Ha
, damek nebo Honzicek, nebo
mala, sestileta Hancicka Sc pl
batoli S otazkou: MAMA
pta, esli huz name semllno?
l anebo "kdyz huz muzem pfiji
81 mlit." - To u mas muzi a lie
l kdy zeny chodivaji ma same
lnleti - mlynar nema-li stark
: - nevyspal by Sc, a tax dove
e luje V noci sedlakum mlit ST sv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-27
DrObne
Oznaaimky q

P0JCIME PENfZE ma druhy
mortgage ma 5 procent. BlizSi
,se sdeli v {. 335 Guardian Bldg.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-27

PRODA Sc jeden kantr, police
a velke zrcadlo. Haste Sc V c.
83OS Quincy ave.
11-30
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-27

PRODAJl Sc vyhrevni kamna
ma mekke uhli. Haste sc v {.
37O3 E.. SIS ul. 11-2S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-27

PRODA Sc zanovni dunn pro
dive rodiny s dvema Lofty v Cor
lett. Pro rychly prodej Sc zada
$4,000. Nam mnoho jinych do
mi, lotu, farem v prodeji, neb
ma vymenu. Blizsi sdeli f. Hat
tan, 3642 E. 40 St.
11-29
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-27

PRIME Sc spolehlivy hoch k
uceni v tiskarne Sveta. Musi Sc
vykazati ze skoly propoustscim
certifikatem. :?
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-09
ALBERT F. DANIELS
7 OF MOSCOW MARRIED
WELL KNOWN FARMER LIVING
EIGHT MILES SOUTH OF TOWN
MARRIED RECENTLY

A pretty home wedding occurred
on Wednesday of this week when Miss
Minerva Hall, daughter of Mrs. Nellie
Hall of Genesee was united in mar
riage to Albert F. Daniels of Mos
COW, Idaho.
The ceremony was performed at
high noon at the brides home by
Rev. LeVander of Atwater in the
presence of about thirty-five guests.
The vows were spoken in the living
room under an arch from which was
suspended wedding bell and the
rooms were beautifully decorated in
pink and white banked with greens.
The bride was dressed in very
pretty white crepe de chine gown and
carried brides roses. The bridal
couple was attended by the brides
brother, Oliver Hall and Miss Gun
hid Peterson who wore a dress of
tan shade silk voile.
During the ceremony wedding
music was softly played by Mrs. B. S.
CoveI of Atwater, cousin of the
bride. Miss Alice Jacobson of Acton
sweetly sang two solos. A splendid
wedding dinner was served after con-
gratulations.
The bride is an accomplished lady
who grew to womanhood in this COM
nun1Cy- Sne is one or the energetic
Young women who took claim in
North Dakota and lived on same to
prove up. She still owns her pos
sessions near Rainy Butte.
The groom was born in Acton,
southeast of Atwater, but removed
from here when boy, and has been
located a number of years in Idaho.
The newly married couple expect. to
remain here until after the holidays,
when they will reside on the groom's
farm near Moscow, Idaho.
The newlyweds have many friends
who wish for them long and happy
life together. t ~.
The relatives from a distance who
attended the wedding We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Peterson and Eugene Peter
son of saltwater, and Mrs. John Carl
son of MINNEAPOLIS. - Republican
Press. Atwater, MINI.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-09

nlent who entertains the head of an
Other invariably repays the visit
While no official announcement of
plans has been made, M. Lausanne
declared it was certain President
Poincare would come to the United
States within the next year, as his
term of office expires in 1920. No
official announcement of plans will
be made, he added, until President
Wilson has arrived in France and Wis
tied the capitals of the various ma
tons.
United States statesmen probably
will have to brush up on presidents
and formalities for state occasions.
Wr. Lausanne added, as the United
States never has received the head
of FOREIGN government with the eX-
ception Of King Kalakaua of the
Sandwich Islands.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-09

holders shall return to civilian life.
Committee on Education and
Special Training.
r. /. REFS,
Brigadier General, General
Staff and Chairman.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-09
MOSCOW CHAPTER
RED GROSS ELECTS
R. E. MEDIC AGAIN ELECTED
PRESIDENT REVIEW OF
WORK OF PAST YEAR

At regular meeting OF the executive
board of the Moscow chapter of the
American Red Cross, held last Friday
evening, officers were elected for the en-
suing year, and an informal report was
made of the work accomplished by the
organization i'll the past II months. In
view of the fact that the quarantine pre-
vented a general meeting of any consid-
cradle representation of members, no
elaborate records were read. and only
routine business was disposed of.
Although the Red Cross chapter rea-
Lies fully that i'll taking the chairman
ship for another year, Mr.. r. E. Neidig
must do SO at great personal sacrifice
of time, energy, and talents, the mem
bers felt that it would be impossible to
secure the services of any person who
could SO splendidly discharge the duties
of the office Under the remarkable adj
of Mr. Neidig, the Moscow
chapter of the Red Cross has, even in
the most critical and exciting emergen
cies, achieved a record of which the en-
tire community is Justly proud. 1t was
the sense of the meeting that if Mr.
Neidig would consent to assume again
the arduous task involved in the chair
he should be the unanimous
choice of the board Fortunately for the
Mr.. Neidig, although most
reluctant to do SO, has been prevailed
upon to fill theSoffice again s
Mrs. r. V. Cozier was elected. vice
chairman to succeed herself Mrs. E. j..
! ddings was chosen secretary and Mr..
W. K Armour, treasurer.
The executive board is composed of
the chairman and officers. together with
the heads of the several departments.
Those heads are selected by the chair
man, and announcement of appointments
will be made at later date.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-09
CROWNED HEADS TO
COME To- AMERICA
CROWNED HEADS TO 49,.
THREE KINGS TO COME TO
UNITED STATES TO RETURN
PRESIDENTS VISIT

NEW YORK. = (By Associated
Press.) THE United States govern
ment. will have as its guests in the
near future President Poincare of
France, King George of England,
King Albert of Belgium, King Victor
Emmanuel of Italy and the heads of
any other nations President Wilson
may visit during his visit to Europe.
Stephane Lauzanne, editor Of the
Paris Matin, declared today, just be-
fore he sailed for France. M. Lau-
zanne has been in the United States
several month on an official mission.
ct has been diplomatic custom
from time immemorial,' M. Lausanne
said, chat the head of one govern
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-09

The influenza cases at Kendrick
number about 80, with six seriously
i'll.
Dr. j. j. Harrington of Moscow,
who is helping at Kendrick, is plan
ming on returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. A. Tufts of Garfield was
in Moscow Saturday evening on bust
ness.
FOR SALE.-S10O 900 worth of w.
S. Stamps. Best investment on earth
II taken this month will sell $500
stamps at $423.=Uncle Sam.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-09
( BENSON. el 4
Rejoice to Keep Clothing.

The men are rejoicing over the fact
that the four months wear will sup
ply them with clothing during the
winter months. Many have expressed
satisfaction because they will not
have to buy new ,overcoats this win
ter.-Argonaut.s m@
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-09
S. A. 7. c. RECEIVES
MORE CLOTHING
SUPPLY WILL BE RETAINED
FOUR MONTHS FROM TIME
OF DISCHARGE

The quartermasters office issued
overcoats on Monday to the men OF
the S. A. T. c., who had not previ-
ously received them, so that all of
the men are now wearing an olive
drab. The office also began to issue
the other equipment Monday after
noon, and will continue until every
man is. supplied. The issue on Mon
day afternoon included everything but
the wooden uniforms.
The quartermaster's office reports
that 165 men received barracks bag,
underwear, hat and hat cord, and
cotton shirts. Three hundred over
coats were given out in the forenoon.
Wooden Uniforms to Be Issued.
| The shipment of wooden uniforms
has not arrived tho they are expected
this week. The invoice for them was
received Monday. About 100 uni
forms are in but will not be issued
until the complete shipment arrives.
According to the instructions re-
ceived by Captain Felker from the
War Department, each man will re-
ceive a wooden uniform, overcoat,
wooden shirt, shoes and hat. The
men will be allowed to retain these
for four months from the time they
are discharged. At the end of four
months each man must return the
uniforms to the place designated at
the time of DISCHARGE
Following is copy of the tele-
gram that brought the news:
Hdq. San Francisco, Calf.
1890 a. M, Nov. %, 1918.
Commanding Officer, S. A. T. C.
u. of l., Moscow, Idaho.
Following telegram from the war
department dated November 81, re-
peated for necessary action: ''Pur-
suant to Paragraph 1165 Army Regu-
lations each soldier discharged hon
orably will retain all used stockings
and underclothing in his possession
at the time of discharge. He may also
retain the following outer clothing
which will be returned within four
months by mail under franked label
which shall be furnished him for the
purpose: One pair breaches, one pair
shoes, one hat and hat cord, one
overcoat, one pair leggings, one
slicker. + ' q HARRIS"
fei BENSON. 'ai ASSOC
Rejoice to Keep Clothing.
The men are rejoicing over the fact |
that the four months wear will sup
ply them with clothing during the
winter months. Many have expressed |
because they will not
nave to buy new ,overcoats this win
r-ArpOnaut s~
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-09

Uncle Sam is training 1000 boys a
month for service in the new merchant
marine, the work being done on train
ing ships operated by the United
States shipping board. The apprentice
lads on the ships show themselves apt
in their new duties, and are keen to
fill their leisure with some useful oc-
cupation. Some of them, like the boy
shown here have talent for making
drawn work and fringe on canvas for
hammocks, mats, manrope fittings,
skylight covers and the like. This is
the merchant sailors knitting work"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY
TRAIN SCHEDULES

Corrected to August 1st, 1918. Sched-
ule figures are subject to change
without notice and are not gliaran-
teed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SERVICE

THE Telegraphic News Service that Is
L being displayed free TO the public
before The Enquirer office every day,
costs s14.50 a week. 1t Is paid for up
to and including next Saturday. /
have a balance for the following week:
but that balance will not be available
unless 1t measures the price Of fill
weeks service. The Enquirer Will bt
glad TO keep the service going II the
people will contribute the money. All
contributions should be handed TO me
and will be acknowledged on the board
and I also beg to say that l will be
pleased at any time to make a full and
complete showing to any contributor
who desires to know how the FUNDS
have been disposed Of Respectfully.
II w -. GRIST.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-13
Tuesday, August Is, 1918.
Special gutires.

Coming to York August 26th. 9th
and 18th.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-13
FOR STATE OFFICES

Commissioner of Agriculture, Etc.
d HARRIS of Pendleton, Anderson
- county, S. c., Is a candidate fol
the offick of Commissioners OF Agricul.
ture, E06{sprce and Industries Of
South Carolina, subject to the will oi
the voters in the Primary. and viii
appreciate the support Of York count!
voters. GO te'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-13
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR CONGRESS

TO the Democratic Voters OF the
L Fifth District: respectfully ask tc
he rcnominatcd and reelected to
Congress from this District, and agree
to abide the results Of the Democratic
Primary Election. will not be able
10 spend much time in the Distric,
this summer, because Of the great
amount Of important legislation grow.
ing out Of the war situation. but VIII
attend meetings in the District hen.
ever possible. 1t Is absolutely essen
tial for Congressman to be at theii
post al this time.
w. F.. STEVENSON.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-13
SOLDIERS, LETTERS

THIS is TO advise parents and friends
of Soldiers in France or in the
Camps and if they happen to be doubt
full of their ability to properly address
their letters, Or they want any infor-
nation of any kind. the people about
The Enquirer Office are always glad to
render any assistance they are able to
render. and, of course. without any
charge.
65 81 l.. NJ. CRISIS SONS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-13
YE OLD FIDDLERS'

HICKORY GROVE School Audito-
- rum, FRIDAY Evening. August
18th, s o'clock p. m. Given for the
benefit OF The Red Cross. A varied
programme, introducing some novel
features, will be carried out. Come
and enjoy the occasion and help a
Good Cause. Admission: l5c and 25c.
Miss JULIA McGlIL,
65 If. IT Chm. Ent. Com.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-13

7 HEREBY announce myself as a
candidate for Supervisor Of York
county, subject to the rules OF the
Democratic primary. | will appreciate
your votes. If elected / will be on the
Job all the time. l will run the af-
fairs Of the office In a business-like
way.
62 r, F. LEE. McConnellsville.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION

T HEREBY announce my candidacy
for reelection to the office Of Coun-
ty Superintendent Of Education, sub
ject to the Democratic Primary.
SO te JOHN E. CARROLL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-13
Brood River Township.

WE are authorized to announce
w JEFF D. WHITESIDES as can
didate for Supervisor OF Roads IN
Broad Riv r township, subject TO the
recommendation of the Democratic
voters of Broad River. township in the
Primary election. oz te
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Bullock's Creek.

HEREBY announce myself as can
L didate for Supervisor Of Bullock's
Creek Township, subject to the rules
of the Democratic Primary.
80 tes T.. NJ. BANKHEAD.
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TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
Kings Mountain Township.

THE friends Of w. JACKSON Nc
L CARTER do hereby announce him
as a candidate for the office Of Super
visor of Kings Mountain Township,
subject to the rules Of the Democratic
primary. bb te
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-13

WE are authorized to announce ]. E.
w LATHAM as a candidate for Su-
pervisor Of Roads in Bullock's Creek
Township, subject to the recommended
ton of the Democratic voters In the
urinary election. te|
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COUNTY SUPERVISOR

WE are authorized to announce
w THOS. w. BOYD as a candidate
for reelection to the office Of Super
visor of York county. subject to the
action of the Democratic party In the
Primary election. 81 te
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PUBLIC TRUCKING

7 HAVE purchased Motor Truck
and will be pleased to do General
Trucking and Hauling of all kinds for
the pulic--in town or out any distance
Truck will be on the job all the time
and driven by Mr.. Floyd Allison. II
you have hauling to do. phone No
2ll for prompt service.
65 II j. G. SASSl.
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FOR RENT
6 PER CENT INTEREST LOANS

0N improved York County Farms.
" Long term: Choice of 3, 5. Z. or
10 wears. An arrangement for easily
paying debts with cheap money.
G.. F.. SPENCER.
Attorney.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE

T hereby announce myself as a candi-
L date for the office Of Probate Judge
Of York county, subject to the choice
Of the Democratic. voters in the Fri
! mary Election.
JOHN M. WILLIFORD.
May 10 q. W.. II.
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HEMSTITCHING

CHIRTwAISTS, Collars. Cuffs. ETC..
- on short notice. TROUSSEACX a
specially. Medallions. any design.
Work done with silk thread. Is cents
per yard: cotton thread, IL 1-2 cents
ERNEST l. BARTON,
81 (. [. st Chester. S. c.