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I "Ye shall love peace the short peace better one of the most influen "Whoevei ing of the bered pei victoriou the publi Mei What Chan CARLISLE C. A. Jeter M. C. Denver i W. B. May W. II. Cist (: Julian J. Welch SANTUC L. B. Jeter, Sr. W. T. Jones - M. R. Jeter CAREM W. H. Hawkins W. C. Johns JONES'VILLE No. 1 W. II .Pge B. F. Kennedy MABRY SCHOOL B. F. Mabry L. F. Vaughan R. L. McNally F. J. Parham J. Ben Foster D. A. Boyd Thomas McNally I). Fant Gilliam ' J. F. McLure To have I JUNE 22, : United SU The i nion sourceful and that CI tcr and it is expected sen led by able speakc it is reeom a Marketing1 Associa! handled to the best a expected that other s President ' "We are ti Ihis war must be com committed again. W hi *11 moans, rnrases win Have you Agriculture that you wo as brave? For Kv We j POSTSCR] as a means to new wars, and than the long"?written by itial of German philosophers. r cannot .prevail up Lusitania, whoeve: fectly innocent vie s exploit of Germa c address of a Ge i of Union Co think you then ; c. Th nber Cc JON ESYILLE J. M. Gault J. W. Lipscomb T. A. Li t tie job n W. W. Wood George M. Fowler 1). B. Free, Jr. C. M. McWhirter C. N. Alexander Forrest Spears D. J. Whitlock E. F. Kelly LOCK HART JUNCTION M. C. Gault H. L. Sprouse KELLY'S R. F. Fowler S. R. Aycock J. M. Lrittle L. E. Garner W. F. Farr P. D. Barron , L. M. Jordan T. C. Duncan J. M. Jeter, Jr. F. H. Garner G. T. Keller J. A. Sawyer )INNER at the 1 Q1 Si QC (IllG etc ites of America Chamber of Commerce and A nristianily and Humanity and that, barring sickness or deat ts to them during the dinner I imended that all who can will i lion for Union County. This < ({vantage of all concerned in U peakers will he present. Wilson has said: gluing for the liberty, the self reived and executed for lhal pi e ought not to consider reined not accomplish the result. Eff received your letter? Have > are going to he present withoi ery Fighting Man There Must Will Be L [FT:?Do not forget that you i then again tomorrow. ... r 44We shall regard the war German people say to Us, thi ited representatives, that tt to a settlement based upon j tions of the wrongs their rul President Wilson's address day of December, 1917. on himself to appn r cannot conquer t tims . . . and j n defensive nower rman preacher. unty Have You as to what all Ri e Unioi >mmerc IN VI ADAMSBURG J. B. Adams W. F. Bentlv J. A. Orr M l\ TABOR H. C. Worthy W. C. Johnson J. L. Calvert LOCKHART J. Roy Fant W. B. Dent Joseph Meigs F. D. Loc&fca! Ira .Burdette SEDALIA L. J. Browninj J. E. Minter J. W. Humphr RECEPTION C R. A. Easterling G. B. Barron J. K. Hamblin J. Hay Fant J. Gordon Hughes W. W. Johnson Allan Nicholson UNION HOI and fellow-wo a which is to V agriculture believes that all of Democracy do not call to thei h, that all will surely and vali lour. attend the meeting which is to arganization is to make sure th nion County. Mr. W. G. Smit r -government and the undictatc irpose. Wrongs must first be : ies merely because they have ective readjustments will; anc ou thoroughly read this notice it fail and take part in the Big Be Twelve Working Men. Ho poking Fc ire to invest in the War Savin only as won when the rough properly accredley are ready to agree justice and the reparalers have done"?From to Congress on the 4th Dve from the bo lis sense of the give himself up -him we judge t< Read the A ed Blooded Me 7 i Com e and TES.. COHEN S i J. T. CROSS KE W. I) J. IJ. B. B. BLACK RC W. Is Robei J. C. COLERAIN J. P. ' W. F FV . . . BUFFALO J. H. W. B ? C, A. Dr. I ies J. COMMITTEE T. A. Mu H. B. Jen E. Nichol Rev. L. M R. P. Moi T. L. Este E. W. Stc 'EL at 1 o'c rkers in th VIN THE the above-named men are n in vain. All of these n antly respond ready to tr he held in the County Co at all of the enormous pro h, State Warehouse Comn development of all peop righted and then adequate a pleasing sonorous sound I whatever readjustments: i? If so, telephone at one Plan. Our Brave Boys ar w Are You Rated? >r you N i?s Stamps. Buy the limit "And having thus chosen guile and with pure purpose, and go forward without fe; hearts."?Abraham Lincoln. ttom of his heart 1 gigantic cruelty to to honest delighl 0 be no true Germa 1 ftx-l move araiemen n should choose 1 9 nty Agricu SCHOOL GOSHEN Harris h. YS D* [. Wilburn WFST SI Whitmire Betsill W* Bo )CK He L Brock rt Beatty OAKLAl^ iviooiev Jol fE O. Hopkins C* LawBon SARDIS FRiley p . Todd , % KBetajll BISHOP C. R. Berry Padgett j r?ah " ~R P a mn*s e A ( son c [. Rice V ? Co!jei rgan . r J*ev- L. ,g L*. J. Hi ne 5- P- ? Davis J :Iock NEXT SA e great work ] lR and thatrigl red-blooded, sane, purposeful, ten will receive personal letters ansact the very important busir u rt House at 11 o'clock for the i duction of FOOD STUFFS ar lissioner, has telegraphed that 1 les, and every feature of the sett safeguards must be created t< . Practical questions can he set are necessary must be made." e to the Union County Chamb e "OVER THERE"; we are "< ext Satur t if you can and will but buy soi our course, without H let us trust in God, | ar and with manly | I the sink- 2 unnum- 1 t at this 8 n?From 1 tc2 I IO I to do? lture IIILL L. Thomas R. McCracken PRINGS D. Lancaster yd Lancaster R nry Smith B in D. Smith R T. Belue R. Harper. R W. Camell * S B. Betenbaugh H L. Young SCHOOL J G. Bishop 1 ... dston, Jr. I loodwin I i L. Wagnon imes ' i arry efFries TURDAY, t>efore the it quickly courageous and reconcerning this mat- ^ 1CSS that, is io ho nrn. mrpose of organizing ? id of cotton shall be :. ie will be there. It is lement that concludes > prevent their being S tied only by practical | cr of Commerce and I 3VER HERE." Are | day I me amount now?and N I '