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6 PREDATC 3RY WEALT rkt a rvn * THE LAN Hwhen I have an in taxed I myself wi favor of it as whei _ w w that could not H ' 1^ %/ .vlnnan I CASTER NEWS, MAY 2^ come that will be Egypt, and th 11 be as much in dreamer, i I had an income CARRYING OF1 be taxed. (Ap- "'That is the />f *, 1913. ey rid of the F THE DREAMERS. B way they always get 9 I Tk.t tk. s? _ _ V, ==^nl r%un Admits Its Misdee Court, Says Will feats and His rLliAUn Ul ds and Thows Itself on liam J. Bryan?Speaks of Victories, Harboring No I! JJLJL1 I But it is not should not chai thing is that men income taxe beci want to bear that Mtercy of den of the governi well could bear it His De- so well situated thing that is just II Will pay their share, u vriii while to wait for * n? ui it uauiui strange that one they think the; ige. The strange just carry then: i who oppose the not be heard o ause they do not "But after a share of the bur- famine in the nent are men who down to Egyp while those not v hen they got welcome it as a dreamer there, and are willing to (Laughter and Isn't it worth I concluded thi such a victory as after all to be o. mat 10 inr ? ?v i Ket rid of them? i off where they can ^ while there was a land and they went * :-V t to buy corn, and there they saw the ?" and he had the corn. /T '* * applause.) And so, fy- " it it was not so bad C. s a dreamer, if you K-. / I At a dinner given ih 1 Baltimore Thursday, Charles H. Grasty, publi Sun, Mr. Bryan made speech that is here reprc The Sun where it appea "Mr. Grasty, Honored Gentlemen: I am grat " t^-He Jind Wilson. i tiis honor at may have been justif May 8, by so, because the platf sher of The ed. And it ought pr a notable been said that the >duced from is the surface issue, red in full: 'merely a manifestatii Guests and ' ence. eful to Mr. j THE REAL Ql this? (Applause.; "I think one of civil war was that led in thinking ,or tke Union heh orm so declar- Union who woul obably to have from it?held tliei silver question Klad that the Unl because it was solved. There wj on of a differ- war in history. I races, people hav< rESTION. and centuries of a ^v lnit'od t Vio \i?n t have the point the glories of our "1 think i those who fought O'Reilly who s? I those within the lives forever, v d have separated in a day. Son II until they were if you visit the on was not dis- the Old World is no such other back of every iaces have fought a dreamer, and e fought pepole, centuries to bui nger and aniniosi- structure, but tl **o Tin* hum wop noonlp ivnitlH i t was John Boyce ii(l that the dreamer vhile the toiler dies ie one has said that Ti| ) great cathedrals of |Y; you will find that W cathedral there was ^ 1 some times it took lid his dreams into a hat when it was done rii vnl f rnm ull urasiy ior me opporuui has given me of meeting this board. The intra which I have listened ir possible for me to avoid thought that he has sugi not come here to make on any particular subje< here to be his guest and friends, and my thought on the pleasure that I v. from this gathering an iity mai lie | "The people wrai you around 1 silver question, but duction to tion?and many did I lakes it im- ?the real question b one line of eminent was a gove: gested. I do people and for the any speech government by the fe ct. I came and against the many to meet his And many who were i was entirely question would have ould derive had they understood d not upon is nlain that thev < igled over the ' ' ^ , the real ques- a Kfeat struggle o not see It then cord "iat ha? b< efore this uov- now the PeoPle wl rnment by the a",lv"? are rivals 1. people; not a ^bo can best prcr w, for the few ,s the most loyal (Applause.) those l_who wo igainst the real tbose who wore been with us plause.) tliat issue. It And as the gl lid not under- *,e ip, that we hs ver a root of dis- the world to see sen removed, and name of the d 10 fought it thein- bered, while tl; 1 the effort to see the toiling we ire that patriotism plause. attribute of life, "No, it is too re the gray and er. My work the blue. (Ap- ciently importa class with the < ory of our strug- originated. 1 ive not conquered the things that ' the building and the H I 1 In amcr was remem- H WL m lose who did merely H re forgotten. (Ap- H ^ much to be a dream- H has not been soffi-'Hnt to out me in the H Ireamer. I have not H 5 have simply taken H 1 thought were good. Eg F WE RE mil* Work rhcy'll la9t you twice as long?^ *ave you the price of a new \ y-'U have several pairs "kick PAIR Shoes we'll probably )air of shoes, inj? around." anything that I would be Bay. Even if 1 were ] speak at length, I think portunity of speaking is 1 by others?at least it 1 fatal defect in this p others were not given i nity to speak, for we 1 here who can and ough "We have another re of the state department. ?ti11 1. ~ ,.11^. 1 expected to | stand it. The time w prepared to i "I can not complaii that the op-I not understand me, f ,o be shared ! they have understood ivould be a my nomination lent i rogram if derstanding. Many ] an opportu- that I was nominated have those an emotional orator t to. swept the convention presentative was nominated befor I hope he gain its senses. 4^ I ? rnv ? 4 ? 1 .1 ? as not ripe. un enemy. We 1 i that they did Kpther as friends or why should what we did not me? I think Let me give you i tself to mlsun- " 's now 23 yeart people thought Kan in the house because I was for the direct elf that I had States senator. I < off its feet and some honest men e it could re- ? destructive thin stand how patriot - ' ' ?- I U ..... t t. ?ave all come to- I tested tliem i and understand and when 1 1 then understand, things that we some illustrations, faith in them a ? since a fight be- to hold on to t of representatives "1 have dot ?ction of a United since I began, an remember how interested in tl looked upon it as have counted t g. 1 can under- who worked, ar ic men said that they began to -? nhonao iKo /><?.- tfltliirllt IllJlt ill n every way I could, ? elt that they were I "ll V re true 1 have had i E nd have been willing Kg hem. (Applause.) gu le the best 1 could |H but I liftve been so | B ie building that I Eg he number of those |B ] id not the time when H work, and 1 rejoice . K 111 J I fliiv cminl rv wo have I EH If 111 K I S A CHANCE AT SHOES IN OUR SIR) We mend them so well they'll c for a change-off. Visit our "< Repair Department ?it will inte slinpc TalfP a I nnir InmnT ' YOLK OLD li.'SIIOP ome in handy CHAMPION" rest you. nwarH Mpuhpcc Win I1UI UC dllUWCU (Laughter.) I have to my third assistant (re Dudley Field Maloney) what it is proper to do ii matters, and he ought t portion tonight. "ONLY ONE TUMI "You have here a re of the President and he 1 to have been introduced self, because I am only iu ustay?. j uai was me iu? rely upon dominated. They (3 ferring to weight to what I said, to tell me stop to think of the 1 diplomatic for saying what I sai< o share my not believe that one could he building upo JLTY." and during that ca presentative were many good mei really ought thought that my elec before my- a disaster to the t a secretary honestly thought so. a wiiii-ii pre- ? uvi,iU|.ir,. v. lid not give stitution in this They did not lower the dignity reasons 1 had that we might eve i? They could stitutions. from the West JUST ONI n a solid rock, "Yet 1 have s mpaign there make progress ste i who actually now we have seei tion would be a two-thirds vote < country. They We have seen it states and I am wi respect we would people, regardl of tlie senate and who are buildi 'ii menace our In- plans of justioi i make this per E MORE. | more a people een that reform have faith in t p iiy step, until not believe the 1 it submitted by .from mistakes jf the two houses, government, hi indorsed by 36 the people liavi siting for just one their own mista v?.w , v,,.,. v. j .. V V V I ess of party name, I ng according to tlie US S<1 \ who are trying to irernment more and 's givernment, who lie people. They do people will be free if the control their I?lTl it they believe that VJ1 ' p the right to make k< s. and that no few nm "M"'F * ion ;is fhoy seo our?"Chnni| egory-Hood live ? a ?Tr* a orri^?i o v tt ui u nv!T UVJJ mm >ion Machinery." B Stock Co I K (laughter) and there ar and only one of Tum plause.) "Then we have a re of the senate here, and body ought to be heard also a representative ol of representatives?a sentative member of th representatives, a mem ways and means commi o m cti rn nt i e ten of us "I remember a ma ultv. (Ap- told me of his fathei braska he had caugh presentative that country and ha that august us. but his father ? We have stand the subject as ' the house when I was defeat) very repre- knelt down and thai ie house of the country had be ber of the the dangerous man. ittee. and I tell me that a man w n In Nebraska more state to s r. Out in No- Washington, when t the spirit of attach my signatu <1 joined with that announces ii?l not under- making reform lui we did. and so (Applause.) ?d his father "And if you lot iked God that try today you wil en saved from tenths of the pet You need not now believe that ho thanks God wise but necessar; ;end it notice to people have a i I shall proudly make mistakes re to a statement (Applause.) that this epoch- "Let the pe< is at last arrived, if they will. T many against t >k over the coun- will make ai 1 find that nine- plause.) And w iple of all parties takes, they w this is not only patiently hecau y. And this sen- and they will God-given right to I ?v-for tin1 rest of them. H I :>ple make mistakes. Mg hey will not make as _________ themselves as others * gainst them. (Ap- day the del hen they make mis- their guilt, ill bear them more wealth stand se they made them bar of publi correct them more disgraced th< nn, a. 'endants have admitted Today the predatory All pi Is confessing before the estate of c judgment that it has ceased, e name of Business, and and settli ???8 ^ ^. Notice. ?rsons indebted to the Moses J. Blackmon. dewill pease come forward 8 with the uudersiened at forgive itself if it did Palmer a chance to exp altation over the pass tariff law. (Applause.) "Then we have here a is so much better vers* macy than any of us that I think he ought ' from. Ho.v many mor (Laughter.) And I hav* of your local lights her nuuiu ucici | inai me country is I not Rive ' me is not an honest n ress his ex- not tell me that he is age of this to the life he should. the condition of men lso one who REJOICES AT Til ?d in diplo- ' "I rejoice that I ha young men a change take place to he heard And 1 speak of that < e are here? boasting, for I have ? not spoken sponsible for it. It n e, but there to have enthusiastic delivered irom ??? uim mt-j neit lan. You need generate if the p* 3 not living up will prove that th< And that was the government t only the stronger i E CHANGE. it is in its qualit ive lived to see States senate inste (Applause.) er will increase i! rhange without will become, be< not been re- body, the highest lay be pleasant in the world. (A] friends e*ne- "We will find .in mil vtuuiu ur- (]UlCKiy uecaUKf ople controlled it who suffer by * nearer you brinif "I can not ti o the people n<? am to see wha t is but the bett<\ the last few yet ies. The United not illustrate 1 ad of losing pow- looks to me?If ts power, and it looks. It looki ?ause a people's nal trial, wher legislative body a man of meai pplause.) enabled to emp that. instead of The case went mey are ine ones wnat i'resirt them. do is to sej pill you how happy 1 from disho t has taken place In honest busir irs. You know I can odium of di this situation as it plause.) t me tell you how it "His elect 9 like a great crimi- plished a gi e the defendant was swered one is and influence and up every foi loy the best counsel, ber, and th; on. the defendant with the niel ent Wilson Is trying to once, and parate honest business against si nest business, so that fled to fil less will not bear the signed, d shonest business. (Ap- D. F LIZZ .ion has already accom- , , ( reat deal. It has an- May 9t threat that was brought lr years since I remem- Notice t at is: 'If you Interfere A11 per Z nnpL' otw thnv will hrlr? ir I " all persons having claims aid estate are hereby notlle same with the underuly Itemized and verified. tEECE WILLIAMS and IE BLACKMON, Adimintsrators. h, 1913. o Debtors and Creditors. sons having claims against are enough around, to candle seem dim. NO WORD OF CEr "But, if I must say t the subject that has b< forward, it will not be censure. I have no dit night to speak hars 'storm cellar.' 1 have of calling the roll to sei were in and how man M.nnchtpr 1 make my aerate my part, but t I reive me. No one ma iSUHR. I claim credit for w he word on done. No one man sen brought men, could stir a nat a word of tion has been stirred ^position to- we had anyone in 1 hly of the Was so superior to all no intention that he could claim t( p how many and the cause of tl y were out. transformation, he co hey do not de- having the senat n, no few men, representatives of hat has been who use their po\ , no group of things that the ion as this na- honor of a positior And even if he reserved as a j our midst who which to reward I the rest of us proved themselves > be the author discharge of publi his marvelous to be trusted wit] uld not explain terest. (Applause. e filled up with contesting ever> predatory wealth not only dlsput ver to oppose the ed, but breakini people love, Ihe If possible, of 1 in that body will duced by the p >eople's prize with DEPENDANT those who have ?And aftej. i capable of the wn c duties and men ^ ,s finl8hed \ th,e Pe?P p s I"1, ney for the d > Is It not worth lBa'R. .Your hr ir Inch of the ground, on a panic.' ing every point rais- "Here w < ; down the character. e(j a gena every witness intro- wi'th j,lm an, rosecution. J ingly Demo< PLEADS GUILTY. 1 goes right 01 employing all the 'can people to criminal law the does not m< , and then the attor- prosperity, efendant arises and that the few mnr I desire tn with- erity shall 1 . ww the e8tat( (Applause ) deceased, phave a President elect- t^e same le elected in harmony undersign [1 a house of overwhelm- 8aid esta ratio, and yet business ment like I. And today the Araer- Ml understand that reform a! pan the destruction of Admrs. E It means the monopoly son, D< have had of that pros- May 9, je broken and that the a of Meridian L. Hinson, are hereby notified to>>*>5 , duly verified, with The ed and those indebted to te will please make payilS^MARTHA HINSON, s'D JAS. D. HINSON, Istate of Meridian L. Hineceased. 1913. "A man who has ha trouble as I have had i: have them out (taught never refers to the far were In. (Laughter am You know in diplomatii speak of an incident b T have closed many inci life. (Laughter and After each defeat I ha\ forgiven those who we now in other nations il as much has prevailed, s so glad to "This is no local r crl that he no reform springing t t that they ! it is not even an An 1 applause.) I it is a world-wide r circles we j VVe are hut part of it. eing closed. ( owe my office to dents in my cf the President ( applause.! I States. He led us in ( habitually iini| jf any one thinks re responsi-| aiiiuiintf.ii the same spirit waitng a wnne to as this? novement, it is "I must not tall ip in the West; 1 have said enoup lerican reform, am enjoying the \ movement and "PKKAMKK N'Ol "A few years a) tiie generosity a dreamer. I reii )f the I'nlted ?' sort of epidemic our last fight kind. (Laughter, that I was dis- within two or tlir Uw. 1.....1..i.;.. I it-..1*1. 11. r."?.? fir fftn n ???. a v.ciory ^ ^ ^ k longer. 1 think ?at*r ? ? :h to show that I antf *hrow present conditions, j ^ ^t ? e CC r A BAD MAN. ?8 lhe go they called me 1 nal 18 in< ember there was of charges of that Wonderf ? 1 think that Bucklen's Ar ee months there everywhere as t r rtnlilir- men whn of "Not guilty" and people who f "Guilty;" the de- share. (Ap s himself on the HOW < mrt.' (Applause and i ])(, you t going to sui situation today. To- equitable c ceeds of toil ul Hkin Naive. You can no nica Salve is known VOi!1 can no< he best remedy made "'''l"' oonv ?< .v,? ?i.i_ i country is c< produce shall have their plause.) ??LW :AN IT SUFFER? hlnk that the country Is Cl c ffer if we have a more listrihution of the pro1? How can it suffer? t by any sort of logic, N t by any sort of arlth- Notice inoe yourself that the undersign rdnir to suffer hv u mnro .. 1BIA DAILY RECORD, $A.OO the Year, orcoran, Traveling Repre(tentative. Lancaster, S. C. otice of Discharge. is hereby Riven that the ied, R. A. Blackmon, will t>ie ror it. (Laught< plause.) I have forgiv< several reasons ii, the so many have contribute my indignation, when so them all, amounted to v each. (Laughter.) Ant: another reason. There that will break a mai quickly and so surely a revenge. The man who GVPIi with nth# hoc r and ?p-] fell to another. let hi them for! mind of that though first place, I that there was one ' >d to it that w]H.re 1 lost. And 1 attered over more interested in tlf? ery little to any title that could 1 then I had |)r<it i ant sure that is no load himself was no happi i down so (j,onp continued app s a load of "j think it was ? tries to get people to vote tor hill .... ........ in disabuse liis j made that in sp t. I rejoiced Speaker Cannon who could win tor.? I think Sent was so much another, and I th ? cause than in of Indiana was an come with it tor Beveridge cane the President and made that i er than I was. was a dreamer, th lause.) things. asier for the "Well, I do not ; than it would tion to every chs eeehes. 1 think for burns, bri was one. (Laugh- duces infiamma it??r Cummins was and healing, link the governor Usher of News, other. And Sena- writes that one ! to my own town ious skin ailme statement?that I dies failed, at 1 just dreamed mended by Lan Standard Drug pay much attenirge that is made "i IUC nniu, itI1U H1SU ' uses and boils. Re- ^ distr tion and is soothing President 1. T. Sossaman, pub- anything it of Cornelius, N. C., nif,nt is to i box helped his ser- Pe?ple s rt'P1 nt after other reme- half and foi Only 25c. Recom- people, and caster Pharmacy and i Co. I (Continu ?. as guarai ibuted prosperity, and Haskln Wilson's election means tj,e nth means that the govern- his final he administered by the an(j appl; resentatives in their be- Lancaster r the benefit of all the mlssry. that privilege shall not Guardian ed on Page Seven.) May 9t a ? an or me estate or Minnie (now Minnie Bailey), on day of June, 1913, make return as such guardian / to the Probate C'^urt of county for letters dis- L. V R. A. BLACKMON, Estate of Minnie Bailey, h. 1913. tunitios of gratifying his ho is all lh(; time corrod (Applause.) FRIKNDS TO (HOT 10V "I have had so man> ^et even with that I ki could get even, and su ought to wait to got o\ friends before he bcgii enemies. And, then, 1 h like being harsh with 1 have (>? -Tt tor them lha,rt;' ' u" themselves t? voting m* ??????'" when they voted for pv with not have to censure .. , not having done so h r fr,V'",s to ter.t r.X n:;::r,r "They did not have i!ti "ithinselves. 1 i ' witi' i"V "tan }|"(1 i' <ii<J not avo not felt Jt' ?' tn??" am. k i to reconcile against mo (laugl for mo. For the time?but this him they did era! men, so I tho themselves for to take notice of i efore. (Laugh- attempt to take no stood in what potto have a war futile for me to [ t was a new nial against the bring rip old great men, so I lo uk he may be ject of dreamer i it I could not the dreamer is no (iter)?1 haven't ????? was made by sev- j THHBm ught that I might ??> t, but when I did tiee of it 1 underdtion I was, how nit iny feeble deeharge of four lonod up the subind I found that t so had a man LUIN /1BEF * I! dinered from mo, hers felt that if I w ere rigl were wrong I had rewar satisfy nie and they had enough for Horn to I plause.) "The older I grow the ed I am to he harsh in i was speaking in an Kng few years ago and spea value of acriuaintanee, en en n rn <riii e nis,- I hav<> ,, ,MM" 1 KI1 it and thpv h,m i,s ,nu<^?? < d enough to m*- . <Applause.) punishineiit , ! wn" a 1'' Hear. . \i>- an" 1 am s,m" 'rnra done that we shall less InelJn- ! ,'?",|r''1 ir' the doing criticism. I ' ',as -v<'' before h li-h town a th,! ''resident, like m king of the for he is a and I was ar" ,r'atures all this the D rod net of this nt ow l rail II e | p aner mi. ould ever help "I found many of in history. I fo are in history that Joseph was what lie has dreamer. Not onl; not he disap- said his brothers of that which cause he was a d im. And yet ter.) And, if you yself, is not a father sent hi creature. We brothers were kee time. We are they saw him eomi '! ;imi it n>-.t_ 'Heboid. the dre dreamers spoken mud, for instance, spoken of as a y that, hut it was H scorned hiin bereamer. (Laugh remember, when nt .nit where his 'ping their flock _______ ng and they said: ??? amer is coming,' i uildinj and ===== * Mate "rial triep as a means of getiii ed. I was speaking of 1 acquaintance as a moa venting misunderstand there flashed into my thought that i had neve phasized and I gave e> it, and I think it is wort I thought of Christ's \ the cross. " 'Father, forgive the v>rr-n \UUII- " , "r g acquaint- I,,,r" who ms,>' 1 he value of | PrHh}P ?t the impu ns of pre- I sweeps as along, am lag when ' w?rthy to ho r-ounte mind the S,?P lo criticise those r hoard em- ^"kward in making cpmssion to , plf?"se. > 1) repeating The whole world i, jrayor upon throe !i,,OK Jt lfl telligonce; there is n m. for they lt- 11 ,s growing tow have the lend - and they plotted lse that now they put him Into 1 nobody who that Is the langua d a leader will described the f, who have been And then they sob a start (Ap- ehant showing th have not changed s moving along time. They carric creasing in in o doubt about llest Medicin ard a spirit of When a drueed; against him and a hole. I suppose ge in which they eat. (Laughter.) 1 him to the merat the merchants much in ali this d him down into ie for Colds. >t recommends a i DOORS, SASH, BLINDS , FLOORING. CEILING, SIDING, MOLDING, nOT.TTMTJR BALLUSTERS, SHOP WORK, DOOR and WINDOW ] MANTELS, TILES, GRATES, LIME, CEMENT, PT.ARTPP FRAMES, # - know not what they do.' "I believe that hafi n< phaslzed as It ought to That is, we have not Ruff aidered the element of 1 the making up of our We have not suffieientlj the effect of laek of When people err it is nr laek of information than sire to err. brotherhood?you at been em- that. And it is undf have been, ''mraent as our fore lolently con- 8'ood it. and our id gnorance in ment are triuinphanl judgments, around. r considered INOOMK TAX Mi information. "And the income ti ior<- often a ' have been eritlelfoi i it i.j a de 'he income tax more j one tiling I have ev cannot doubt remedy for colds, rstanding gov- troubles, you can f fathers under- what he Is talking eas of govern- Druggist, of Mario ng the world Dr. King's New know Dr. King's DST JUST. the best throat a ax! I suppose j sell It cured m d for favoring bronchial cold aft than for any edies failed." It er favored. I for you if you ar< throat and lung 'eel that he knows about. C. Ix>wer, n, Ohio, writes of i Discovery: "I New Discovery Is nd lung medicine y wife of a severe er all other rem- v will do the same %J ? suffering with a Phone or mail orders g rleecau 1 iven PROMPT ATTEN1 lanufacti 'ION. iring r?'w pfupie fipwire ic> all of us err. To err There io lack of informi has been and there w; There wero many peoj who thought that the sib was the paramount if equally dangerous. err ana yet "rfu mem ten i in human, trying to array the p< Fition; there r'<'h I hart thorn tell as In i stirring up the passlr )le In 189fi:''inrt of the multiturt ?er question then, as I do now, tha isue. They Just tax that there in. no tnai i was cold or any hroi >or against tho lung cough. Keep rao that I was all the time for >n of the mob family to use. It le. I believed Price 50c and $ t It is the most by Lancaster Pha: And the day ard Drug Co. icinai. tnroai or _ i a bottle on hand I PHON everyone In the 9 Is a home doctor. 9 1.00. Guaranteed I ?????? rmacy and Stand- & i. ^ E 370. t/OI I npany roc K HILL, S. C. I K I '