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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1919-01-08
HYDE PARK

The Rebekahs elect officers tonight.
Annual Bank meetings occur Tuesday
the 14tb.
Miss Natalie Noyes returned to Vassar
College Tuesday.
Thomas Finnegan and wife went to
Burlington this morning.
Honest to goodnessl9 Ifyou want this
paper this yeor $1.50 gets it,
John O. Peck aud wife of East Hard
wick were guests at E. 9. Sherwin's last
Tuesday
X. w. Hulburd is in Montpelier this
week, winding up his duties as Lieuten.
ant-Governor.
H. A. Noyes, wife and daughter, and
Miss Marjorie Hulburd. were in Burling.
ton last Saturday.
Twelve below zero last Monday was
some like winter, but no compariso on
with those days of % or 80 below last
winter.
The Odd Fellows have elected these
officers: Henry Morey, N. G.; Walter D.
Strong, V. G.; Harold P. Crosby, Sec't
Frank H. Strong, F.S.; Palmer G. Blake,
Treas. Three applications have been re.
ceived for membership, Installation and
banquet next Tuesday evening.
The supper at the .Cong'l church last
evening had large attendance. The
spread was fine and we'll served. After
the feast there was social hour, during
which there were recitations by Mrs. c.
c. Goddard, violin solos by Miss Hall,
with piano accompaniment by Mrs.
Pearl, followed by games and an all
around good time.
Miss Esther Prisley was given a mis-
cellaneous shower at the home of Mrs.
Fl. P. Crosby Monday evening by mum.
ber of her young lady friends. 1t was
"topsy-turvy affair, the entire proceed.
ings being reversed. OF course it was a
girls party, so we can't say much about
the program except that when the guests
arrived they were hidden goodnight and
when they departed they received well
come. Refreshments of splendid variety
were served and the Shower" was a
generous one-includinff a variety of use
full sand valuable articles. Then there
we're games and real good time gener-
ally-so they" say
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1919-01-08
Reduce Price OF Wood

c. H. A. Stafford & Son publish prices
of Last Block wood this week which is a
slight reduction of the prices of the diff
ferent qualities. This is a good time to
place your order for some 6rst.class
wood.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1919-01-08
FARM FOR SALE!
Bridge Street,

The WATERS FARM, situated on the
road between Cambridge J -nction and
Waterville, consisting of 175 acres; 1000
sugar trees. $1,000 to $4,000 worth of
timber on back lot. Ruoning water-at
house and barn. Buildings in good re-
pair. Inquire of w. P. Smile. Water
vile, VT, for price, terms. ETC., or j. b.
WATERS, NJ, D., 2S5 Trumbull St.,
Hartford, Conn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25

x zVOT IA ZIVOT -
oooooooeeoo@e0oeso@ssesees
Prelozeno z anglickeho,

stow ami tam nebylo pamat
ky"
"Nezpozoroval jste zadne
no, jenz by byl postavou nebt
chuzi pripominal Vesta?'
"Ano. Byl bych u jednohc
kirk vsadil, ze jest to Vest, ale
kdyz jsem jej spatril V zarI
svitilny, shledal jsem, re ma
pod nosem a ma Drade vousy,
jiny vlas a jiny svrchnlk.''
"Byl S Western stejne W.
sky"
"Byl."
"Tedy to musel byti David
Braddock. Znate n6jakeho
Braddocka.'
"Neznam."
"Clovek ten byl caste mym
soudruhem a choval Sc Ike mn6
velmi srdecne. Jednou isem tez
prenocoval V jeho dome V Ho-
:boken."
Jsem zadostiv ,zna.-li Sc
Braddock panem Western"
"Nomohu rici, ale nusime
hledeti, abychom sc o tom pre-
svedcili. Kdy budete miti po-
kdy?"
,"Kdyz 81 opatrim nahradnika,
mohu Sc odprazdniti kdykoliv.
Pohrichu nemam k tomu pro-
stredky.'
Jiri Chiffon sahl pro tobol-
ku a vyndal nj petistovku,
jiz Nolanovi dorucoval.
"Vy jste Sc zmylil pane, to
Jest petistovka," pravil, vrace-
je Jirlmu zelenak zpatky.
"Vlm to; ale podrzta il. Jest
to jen cast toho, co vam dlu-
huji."
Zatim priiel vuz k pTivozu
a JiFi vyskoGil z vozu volaje:
"Zilra rano vas oCekavam V
hOtelu -
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KAPITOLA XXXH.

Adellna Halfordova ucinko
yala blahodejne ma bIaznivou
)ani Joyceyovou. Tato stala sc
)okojnejSi, netazala sc po
}vem dlteti, ale mluvila mno-
lem roZumneji a souvisleji nez
)fed tim. Bylo patrno, re cho-
'omyslnost jeji mizi a rozum
e navraci.
Zatim nespustila Adelina s
nysle objeveni sve, ale byla
)eVne odhodlana, ze nektere
loci, az Sc bude miti "a zee
a bezpecnou, uV6Zneneho mu-
ie navSLlvl. V mineni, ze dum
ento jest ievistam nejednoho
;!ocinu, utvrdilo il jest6 male
enl podivneho denniku, V
6mz jiz Chiffon byl cetl, kdyz
tomto pokoji prenocoval. A
leila uhodla, re pisatelkou jeho
,yla pi JoyceCsa, pokud jest6
oyla pri roZumu. Obsah iaho
lvedl il ma stopu jineho zloci
nu.
Nemocna pani lezela na po-
'ovce, drlmajic. V TOM ale
)rocitla a posadlc Sc, upfela
fclke a pekne oko ma svou spo-
iecnici.
"Adalino." zvolala, mere
lla isl mi, re Sc jmenujeS A,
delina?"
Mlada divka sebou 5kubla
5lysic jm6no sve.
"Ano, pani Joyceova, to jes
me jmeno-'
"Jak iste stara?" tazala s
rozumne.
Dude mn6 deVatenact let,
odpovedela dlyka, celia udive
ma.
"Devatenacte! prave TAX st
ra byla by mole dceruska, kd
by byla Ma zivu. Moie drah;
| ia jsem sc tezce prohfeSila.
"Vy Sc obvinujete neprs
vem,' pravila Adela. "J52m
: sta, re nejste zodpovedna Z
: to, co iste prave pravila."
"Jsem, isem, dobra dlvk
5 Wy neznate mou minulost. Ac
ia jsem utekla Cd nejlepsil
, muze na svete. nasledujic z
j syna. Utekla jsem od nei $
: tetem, jez on zboznoval, a
: buh mne "a hitch muj potr
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PRODA SE dim nro dv6

! PRODAs Sc dum pro dive, ro
diny, ktery by stal postavit bez
lotu $1,000, da Sc "a $500. Ma
jetek Sc nachazi blize skoly a
kostela E.. 131 ul. Je tam
vse zavedeno. Nam tez do
mex pro jednu rodinu "a
$500. Blizsi sdeli JOS. Krizek.
tesafsky kontraktor, {. 1870
Durkee Ave. V Corlett 20 6
nod vecer. 7-2S
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PRIME Sc iednatel do mou

PRIME Sc jednatel do mou
cneho velkoobchodu ma sbira-
nj objednavek. Kdo ma zna-
most mezi polskou sloven-
skou narodnosti ma prednost.
Dobry vydelek zarucen. Piste
ma Mumson Millin Co., r. 5,
Chardon, O. 7-25
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PRODA Sc pekna farma O

PRODA Sc pekna farma o
81 Y akrech, S pohodlne zari-
domem O 8 svetnicich,
sad S 1000 ovocnymi stromy,
DIV - kone, prasata, slepice, vse
jak je zafizeno. Naleza sc ma
strane, blize Geneva
Ohio. Velmi vyhodne podmin-
ky. BlizSl sdeli majitelka v els.
1903 e. 25 ul. 1926
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PRODA Sc dunn O 5ti poko-
itch ma Granger Rd. Bedford,
o. Elektrina, plyn, moderne
stavany, slepicnik. Lot je 40
pri $50 strevicich, cena $2SOO.
Biizsl sa sdeli V grocernim OBJ
chode p. Pekarka, Stop 10. A.
b. c. Line, Bedford, O. 7-26
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VYZVANf!

Ona osoba, ktera zdmyslne
81 privlastnila penezenku s pc
nezi a cennymi papiry We stre-
du v poledne v ufadovne "Vce-
ly'', jest znama a proto je "a
dana, ably okamzite vse navra-
tia do els. 1864 E. 1O4. ul.
Neucini-li tax, bude ihned
proti nj zakroceno.
ALBfNA HORAk.
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PRODA Sc novy dunn, dole
) sVetnice, nahore tez tri, be-
drum a koup alna nahore, elek
trika, plyn, fernes a jine zari-
Zcni. Cena $4,000. Haste Sc u
f.. Ho2ticka, 2604 Montclair
Ave. South Brooklyn, O. 7-25
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PRODA Sc farmarske zari-
zeni i S urodou rentovane 50
akrove fanny nasledkem ne
moci a osamoceni. Adressa Sc
sd3li V adm. t. listu. 7-2S
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lila jsem 81 tn ranu, pripravi.
la mne rozum.'
Adellna pricinila Sc, aby ne
bohou pani utisila, ale nepoda
| lilo, Sc il to tax hned. Zustala
Il nj, az pfemozena spankem,
ma loze Sc odebrala, nacez A
della do sveho pokoje odesla. Z"
Dnes odhodlala Sc, ze navsti
Vi vezne. Bylo deset hodin u
minila 81 pockati az bude pull
noe.
Kdyz ma starozitnych fran
couzskych hodinach odbila diva
nacta, vzala svitilnu do ruky
a prikrocic ke krbu, smackla
knoflik calounem pokryty.
Krb Sc ponenahlu otacel "a
chvlli byl tajny vchod otevren.
Opatrne sestoupila Sc schodG a
brala Sc tesnou chodbou az X
onem dvafim, u nichz pred ne
kolika dnemi poslouchala.
S tlukoucim srdcem ma ne
zat ukala.
"Kdo jest?' 'ozval Sc hlas z
vnitrku.
"Nalezim k sluzebnictvu to,
hoto domu. Nahodou jsem Wy.
patrala, re jste tn proti sv{
vuli drzan pfichazlm, abych
pro vas, mozno-li neco ucini
la
"Opatrite-li mi svobodu,
budu vam velice vdecen," ovdi
til hla5 zajatce.
"Proto pTichaz1m," pravila
Adela. "Kdo jest veznitelem
vasfm?'
"Jmeno jeho neni mi znamo
Co do podoby je velky, pro
.5trednich let, ma kniry a dlou
nou napoleonskou bradu."
"a nevite proc vas vezni?'
"Take nevim. Pred n6kolika
ned6lemi vtrhl noci jeste S j
nym chlapem do me loznice a
od te dolby jsam tn drzan jake
a v6zenl.'
"Jak Sc jmenujete?"
"Margrave.'
"Pan Eduard Margrave Il
Brooklynskych vysin?"
"Ano, tyz. Zda Sc, re jest
vam jmeno obydli me povedc
mo-"
"Slychala jsem o vas velm
caste, pravila Adela, avsak ne
Dochopuii, z jakych pohnutek
vas tn pan Braddock drzi.'
Take ia nepochopuji. Clio
vek ten jes5 mi zcela cizi."
"Veru, neobycejny to pfi.
pad; kdyby to byl pan Vest, pc
chopovala bych vSeckO," pra
villa divka.
"Mam "a to, re Vest jest tc
no puvodca. Soudim tax z to
10, re den pred mym nasilnym
|nnosem isem Sc mu zminil, ze
zamyslim polovici jmeni sveho
venovati k dobremu uGelu. Po.
zoroval jsem, re jej zprava ia
doiala nepfijemne.'
'Duminka vase jest prava,"
Minila Adela; 81 ia mann na
cloveka toho podezrenl. Brad
dock neni zaiisle nez nastroj
Ve3tuv. Bud'te klidnym, pane
Margrave, neb dlouho jiz ne
budete veZnem. ia Sc 0 svobo-
du vaSi postaram. 'Pohnutky
jednani meho vysvetli Sc vam
pozdeji."
V te chvili byla Adelina u
chopena Davidem Braddockem
KApiTOLA XXXIlI.
| "Slecno Halfordova, Wy jste
mole zajata," pravil David
Braddock, drze divku jako v
illeStlch. "Mym rukoum Sc ne
vyrvete.'
Gale proc mne drzite?' ia.
zala sc Adela hlasem rozhof.
Ganym. "Pust te mne-"
"Vas pustiti? Proc bych vas
i n
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Musi BYT pRODAN

0 trech svGtnicich dole dvou
nahofe $ h9apelno1. V5hrevni
pee, skopky Ma prahi, bfidlico
va strecha, lot 40 pfi 120 3tr.
al. dlazdana. NaIaza Sc ma
vych. 1903 ul. u Union Ave. Ce-
ma $1,000. Pro blizsi zavolejte
pfiid'ta neb dopiste do urado-
WY j. F. Nejedlika, 11O15 T.
uion Ave. Tel. Union 1861 r.
Otevreno cely den. !?
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PRODA Sc dobre Sc vypla-
cejlcl kvetinarsky obchod. A.
dres5a Sc sdeli v adm. "Sve-
ta." 7-25
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PRIJMOU Sc zrusni zehlici
ma zehleni kabat1 a divky ma
Stafirovani a prislvani knofli-
XII. Haste Sc v elsie 3716 E.
40. ul. 2
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy oh

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem skolnich po-
treb, trzi Sc Cd $500 do $500
tydne. Obydli ma 5 svetnic
obchod ie S bytem spojeny. Ma
5otek Sc proda neb vymeni.
Obcnod jest miste 9 rok1.
Haste Sc mezi 5 a 7 hod. odpo
ledne V cisle 1885 E. 70 ul. bli
u ST. Clair Ave. 7-28
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PRODAM PEkNE move mi
SO dvema story aneb jej W.
menlm "a privatni maietek ma
hlavni ulici. Prijd'te blizsi
Yysvetleni, ktere Vam ochotne
poda Jos. Flip, 1923 Dolloff
Rd. 1926
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PRODA Sc. neb vymeni far
ma o II akrech "a mestsky
majetek. Pricina prodeie start
m2Jiteei. Haste Sc V elsie
1888 Coath Ave. 7-2S
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PRCDAT jakykoli majetek, ma
vStivte mne. prodavam ma pro
ccnta neb die noveho zpGsobu
"a odm6nu: do $4,000 "a SIS, a
"a kazdych dalsich $500 "a
S1.O0. F. Haitian, 3642 E. 40.
ul. Tel Union 1926 w. 8-3
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PRODA Sc. LEVINE lot 35 pri
130 strev. V Garfield, patty lot
cd move $koly. Nechte adre3su
V adm. Sv6ta. 1926
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PRODA Sc nabytek dplne
novy, set do jldelny, velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc V elsie 1881 Da-
kota Ave. V, Zadu. 7-28
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PRIME Sc krejci ma stalou
praci v odevnfm obchode, 61O7
Broadway. 7-2S
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PRIJMOU Sc divkv do nee

nj ma vlasovou umelou praci.
Plat hned pfi Zacatku. Haste
Sc Wells Hail Store, SAT Eu-
clid Ave-, treti poschodi, Re-
,ublic Bldg. 7-31.
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KAPITOLA XXI.
Starry pritel.
Jiri Chiffon kracel Zvolna
DO ulici, zahlouban mySlen-
ky. Nebylo mem jiz pochyb-
nosti prazadne, re Vest jest
skudce jeho. | byl nezvratne
odhodlan, zamery sve uskutec
niti.
V tom blizil Sc viz konske
drahy. Jiri vkrocil do nj ma ce-
ste k pflvozu. K uzasu svemu
setkal Sc tn Sc starym pritelem
svym, Dzimem Dolanem. Ubez
peciv Sc, re vlasy a vousy je-
no, jakoz i osmahlost tvare ne
znatelnym jej chi, dal Sc s
MIN do hovoru.
"Rozkosny vecer," pravil il
ri.
"Ano, pane, velmi lahodny"
odyetil Nolan.
"Jste iiz dlouho kondukte-
rem ma t6to draze?"
"Asi diva roxy
"To budete zaji5te znati pa
na Margrava?" tazal Sc Jiri.
90 zaiiste, re znal jsem to-
no neboheho pana."
''Znal? Coz jest mrtev?" ta
zal Sc Jiri Chiffon, tvara Sc
zpravou to byJi prekvapena.
"Aro. ano. A co horSiho, re
nezemrel prirozenou smrtl. Je
dnoho .iitra tai jennie zmizel q
dosud neni po mem pamatky.
Lide mali "a to, re V tezko-
myslnosti, ktera jei po tajem-
nem zmizeni Jiriho Chillona o.
panovala, skotil do vody."
'Ja znal Jiriho Chiltona taxi
tGz. Abych vam pravdu rekl,
mann nemale pOdeZreni, re zmi
zeni obou tech osob nebylo Ma
hodile. DOVolte ostatn6, abych
Sc vam predstaVil Jmenuji Sc.
Alfred Burdett a bydlim V no
telu St. Nicholas, V Novem Yor-
ku."
"Myslim, re mohu s vami
mluViti otevrene pane Burdett
| ia mann podczreni, re Ia ta-
iemnym zmizenim obou tech
osob nekdo treti vezi,' pravil
Nolan.
"a ncmate podeZrani ma
Vesta, ktery mel Z toho nejv6t
81 zisk, an Sc stal dedicem to-
ho ohromneho jm6ni?" tazal
Sc Jiri bez okolku.
ia isem o tom presvGdcen,
re on Jest hlavni pricinou zmi
zeni jeiich," pravil Nolan ur-
cite. "A to presvedceni Jest We
mnG tax mocne zakotveno, ze
vSechon svuj prazdny cas- We
nuii stopovani Vetsa.'
"Vypatral jste 1iz neco?"
"Nemnoho sice, ale prece ne
co. Vim aspon, kan Vest kaz-
dodenne vecer Zachazi.'
"Kam?" tazal Sc Jill.
''Do y6 nejpove5tnejSi henry
V Novem Yorku. Naleza Sc V
uIici Canal; do ulice jest upra
vena biliarna, ale vzadu jest
herna. Vchazi s. do toho domu
q postranni ulicky pristup ne
nj snadny, nebot' kazdy nez je
vpuSt6n, musl domOvnikovi u
dati svoie imeno."
"Podivno" zvolal Jifi. %,
byval hostem biliarne, kteri
Sc na vlas shoduje popisen
vasim, ale o tajne herne ne
vim niceho.'
"Billiarna jest tam ien n
oko, pro pripad, re by tam pr
trhla policie. Hlavni mlstno:
lest herna. A tn navstevuj
Vest; ia jej al tam vystopt
val. Ale nepodarilo Sc vyciha
iel kdyz odchazel, &C jsem
domu ami Okla nespustil a ka:
deho vychazeiiciho isem 81 d
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PRODA Sc. move postaveny
dunn, vse moderne zarizeno
: 70 dive rodiny. Da Sc "a mir
nych podminek. Haste sc c.
1918 Soyka Ave. 1926
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KRASNE SAMOHRACf ma

hagonove piano Tampa stoja-
CT Sc velmi LEVINE proda. Haste
Sc cely den V elsie 1854 Fulton
Rd. tez po cely den V nedeli.
" OC
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PRIJME Sc rucni sazec, kite
~ Sc vyzna v uprayovani
forem. Haste Sc v adm.
Sveta po S. hod. vecer.

PRIJMOU Sc uniovi tesari
v els. $500 e. 116 ul. aneb v
{. 1862 E. 131 ul. Dobry plat.
1875
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DrOblaS
0zrla5Ir1,ky
HL.EDA Sc

HLEDAM zednickeho kon-
traktora ktery by mi vyzdil q
vycamentoval a o l a pull stre-
vice vyhloubil sklep. Haste Sc
v els. S215 Central Ave. 1928
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Roman.

Jiri, vraceje Sc do hotelu
sveho, pravil: "Vest jest zlosyn
Nepochybuji vice, re to jest
ieho d'abelske dilo. Kez mi
nebe propujci dosti silly, abych
zamer svuj mohl provesti."
KAPITOLA XXI.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-08-13
DtPTFSTS 10 HOLD
SECTIONAL MEETINGS

G-eenvilIe, Aug. 12.-Large section
u mass meetings Of B2pjists Of South
Carolina are to be held in October and
November in at least five cities, to be
addressed by such famous Baptists as
DR.. George W. Truett, Of Dallas. Tex,
and Mr.. NJ. H. Wolf, a layman men,
Der Of the Southern Baptist conven-
ton campaign commission, in the in
terest Of the Baptist rs million cam
paign to be held November 80 to De-
cember 7. In making announcement
of these plans here today at State
campaign headquarters, Publicity Di-
rector Thomas J. Watts stated that.
in addition to these sectional mass
meetings, many local gatherings are
to be held and addressed by four
minute men. Between $500 and S.
600 laymen Of the State, Rev. Watts
stated, will be appointed as four-min-
ute men to speak on many and va
rious occasions in behalf Of the drive.
South CarOlina's quota IN the cam
r@j@n is five and 4 half millions.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-08-13
CUMMINGS FINDS THE
PEOPLE FOR WILSON
'.t;.:: T1i;!I O. National Democratic
T0n.cr;t.%,. peaks 10 BIC Crowd
:;t lShcyillc.

t.-... lilo. =. c., Aug. 12.-&De&king
.:s"1 >.1.....t - one Of The largest
.o....s ,Hae &C. attended a political
$peoch in this city, Homer S. Cum
n2irgs. chairman Of the National Dem
ocratic committee, declared that af-
ter travelling 10000 miles, from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, he had found
sentiment stronger for the league Of
nations and President Wilson.
Democratic leaders from all over
the Tenth Congressional District were
here to hear the party chairman in
what many declared the greatest polit-
zeal address ever heard here.
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ruller, Lee Taylor, Swansea.

Cutler. Lee Taylor, Swansea.
No. 50, Congaree-J. A. Adams.
G.. ]. Spires. G. O. Shumpert, New
BroOkland.
No. So. ST. Johns-W. *. Hook, w.
II. Hook. =. +. Hook. T. II. Shul!. j.
\. Ballentnc. :. r. Hendrix, Gilbert.
No. 81. Camp Br&nch-H. G.. Tay-
Ior Henry Oswald, Fred TAYLOR. Lees
vile.
80. 81. North El=to-V~. I. J&cl,-
r"". W. q. .Iricoat. N. l.. Jcfcoat
Swanson.
|o. ~. fe--.'@' 7a:~.--'.. Z. r.
's.""fn \. .'... -',.~.*.. r. g. '."c',-
or. >w.r.>r1.
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$50 4: Lucas, L. 3:
s.ssssIs:tto, Pelion.
ox54, Cross Roads SIT. o. stoude-
lnires Jno. E. shealy;5sH, G. Clark,
Ss5S No. So, ssumnierville-T w. Amick,
fJ. b. M. Stuck, R. Stoudenlayer, Peak.
No. 5s, st. Johns-D. C. Counts, J.
! F. Chapman, w. H. Epting, Peak.
NO. SO, MiGway-H. L. Kleckley,
IBaylis Gable, Charlie Meetze, Lexing-
ton. ..
No. so, Samaria-B. L. Kirkland,
Leroy senterfeit, Henry Westmore-
land, Samaria.
No. 81, Poplar sprjngs-B. O.
Smith, T. G. Sem, B. G., Able, Lees
vile.
10. 63, Cedar Grove. J. Seas
trunk, A. L. Hite, Geo. Lewis, Lees
vile.
No. 64, Smith Branch-D. E. Clark,
j. o. Spradley, Willie Rish, Pelion.
. No G6.. Chapin-J. y. Lindler, r. =.
Cumnlalanden \. s. Derrick, Chaplin.
No. SO. SAKE Gotha-S. z. Shealy,
Jno. J.. Taylor, Jr., l. J. Alewine, Lex
ington.}
No. 20, Long Branch-E. w. Taylor,
j. E. Berry, Alvin Clarke, Gilbert.
No. II, Old Field-D. H. , Price,
Lester Black, E. NJ. Risinger, Lees
Vile
No. -, Red Knoll-H. w. Shcaly,
w. @. Roberts, Van D. Harman, Lex
ington.
No. "A, Keisler-W. H. Keisler, J..
.. McCartha, Jas, A. keisler, Lexing-
ton.
No. rs, Macedonia. w. Craft,
J. I. Eargle, Pelion.
No. rs, Gaston-E. L. Goodwin, w.
/. Jumper, NJ. L. Pound, Castor.
No. -, Oak Grove-Willie P. Os-
wald, Job Price. Talley Sease. Gil
bert.
No. IS, Red Star-Y. J. Swygert,
C.. r Caugbman, Samuel Shea!y, Lees
vile.
so. -, Boiling Sprin@&-J. T.. Nc
ra~,ha. =. &. Roof. =. G. NooN. lex
,H@to2 r. 3.
-. 50, C",le"-H. Y. L"@"~ !. =.
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as c&d'esss as a farfne. merchant sa9l |, !,
banker. Ills plea was that he came
pp from the masses, knew their needs,
and was the proper man to represent
them in congress. If elected, he
would stand for large appropriations
for vocational training, and for a
strict regulation of the big business
He went sharply after the profitcers,
and wants the embargo on Southern
products raised so that money will
flow freely through the regular chan
ncls. He said that he favored the
American Cotton Association so that
distressed cotton could be properly
cared for: and also announced his ad-
vocacy Of good roads.
Z. c. Mann began With series Of
ploa@an: 55sts at the expense OF can
didatc "uIlncr. lie paid & glowing
tribute TO Nr. Lever and his distin-
guished services. He pledged himself
20 work against any discrimination
against the South relative to the Dur-
chasing Of potash and other needs Of
the Southern farmer. He wants edu-
cation. Iut is opposed to universal
military training on account ci the
proportion Of negroes
in the South. He thinks thnt the
negro problem is now thc biggest
one confronting us in that the safety
of our homes is involved.
Colin S. Monteith being stranger
to politics and to large per cent. OF
Lexington people, introduced himself
and his policies in a pleasant manner
He cried down mud singing and
will not engage in it himself. tie
favors the American Cotton Associa-
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=
...a a,.,. .. .-... Hsa-,.-a about
...-.a -..az era~a |o1usaaia. at &c c forlS orig
~ gno Lexington and .Loaphars roads,
n.e entered carly Saturday morning
, : voancrs, who managed to &enura
.acrchanGis2 to the value of about
SIS. Consisting Of two automobile tires
and quantity Of chewing gum, cigars
and other goods The robbers, how.
erer, did not have long to enjoy their el
booty, for Sheriff Miller soon had in
TOW two young white men, charged
with tie CRIME. The greater part. of
the goods was recovered when the.
sheriff searched 81 trunk Which was in
their POSSESSION. The boys are per-:
!laps rs or 1S years Of ageesSs: s:Il,i as5s2
nanes. aer Paul Randall ,sahd oEITisss. s..
Tone. Bone claims t2EEh< sss4a
gjnia while Randall 3|ssSfss s. ssS -
!loDae is. in Georgia. IS {: Is ~
t-ave:ing in 2nES2 titQi5l1 sssss:: 4
s=2all, wEfo clatEtsp {tto
DuHe. Tl1es ssssssl
.t4Esi55iy ia
il here q s
ne !; & ss sseg sssss
"a 5tlgis 81 4ensiFs
ii the 81 g =
were
W Fos ~
pp9s, car broke saosa
sfls t:sas a4i,fop priated 49, soii 81
.,ffrom, Isssa CO of Mr.. N. Root which
was rece5 ed when etheir risehiffe chine
vas sessehed.s *
The young fellows are now in jail. G
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L.EEZLIll LEXLINl(C 6 TON VOTERS HEAR III
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES


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.horc2u. =" declared 5@21 tho h.GI
cost Ct living j" 2o.- The ''"o,2 aa t.a@
politician, but that he had character,
that he would match with any man in
The race. He says that the ring
that he is accused Of belonging to is
COMPOSED of his lifelong friends and
co-workers who are properly interest
cd in his race.
George Bel Zimmerman was at
home and was received with {, hearty
applause. He reviewed his services
as solicitor Of tho eleventh circuit and
nrouisol i. elected, shat he Would
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