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VICTORY PREDICTED
EAR DEMOCRACY
Wilson and Bryan as One
In (Nebraska.
"WOODY" AND "KID"
PLEASE WILSON
Voters Beginning to Look Upon lllui
Now as One of their Kind ltather
than a "School Teuchel-" us Depleted
Jn the Republican Newspapers. III?
Progress.
Lincoln, Neb., October 6.?Governor
Woodrow Wilson, presidential nominee
of the Democratic party, and William
J. Bryan, th;ee times Democratic can
didate for the same ofllce, had a heart
to heart talk here today on the po
litical situation throughout the coun
try. Uoth unhesitatingly predicted a
Democratic victory.
In the sun parlor of Falrvlew, Mr.
Bryan's home, the veteran campaigner
and the newcomer in nutional politics,
Bat for a few hours before the gover
nor's train left, discussing the pro
gress of the campaign, but with par
ticular reference to the Rocky Moun
tain States, where Mr. Bryan had just
completed a six weeks' tour.
"We did not have time to go Into
the matter very thoroughly," said
Governor Wilson. "We sat up late last
night and agreed upon a method of
handling the mountain states. That
is as far as we got."
May Not Visit Pacific Coast.
The governor did not think it would
be possible to go to the Pacific coast.
We are keeping open the last two and
a half weeks of the campaign, how
ever," he said, "and I do not know yet
what UBe the campaign committee will
make of them. I set out to make trip;,
in the campaign, but the local commit
tees have been making tours of them." i
The Governor was delighted with h\* '
reception in Nebraska. "I think the I
demonstration In Lincoln was very re-1
markable, indeed," he said. "I have
had a splendid time, especially with
Mr. Bryan."
The candidate again spoke proudly j
of the fact that his "lucky number"!
followed him in Lincoln. He occupied!
Room No. 113 at a hotel, which is on 1
13th street, and delivered a speech at j
the Auditorium, which is also on 13th |
street, besides making 13 speeches in
Nebraska.
Reception After Services.
The Governor and his host. Mr. Bry
an, went together to the Westminster
Presbyterian church, where Mr. Bryan
is an elder. After the services the con
gregation gathered around the two men
and an informal reception followed. "I
wouldn't concede any of the Western
States to either Taft or Roosevelt," Mr.
Bryan said, speaking of the Western
situation.
"Governor Wilson is gaining strength
so rapidly from both sides that he
is certain of election by an overwhelm
ing vote," he added.
Mr. Bryan's attention was called to
the fact that some newspapers were
speculating as to what Cabinet position
he might occupy if Governor Wilson
were elected.
Of course, we haven't talked about
anything like thnt." he replied.
Says Sees Great Change.
"There Is now beginning to dawn all
over the United States," said Governor
Wilson, "the confident expectation of a
victory for the people. I don't know
what Mr. Bryan's observations have
been, but I think I have seen that
change, within the last ten days. At
any rate, there has been a very pro
found, and to me an unusual, change.
If I may he personal, with regard to
myself. A great many people in the
United States have regarded nie as a
very remote and academic person.
"I am glad now to see the attitude'
changing. They have apparently adopt
ed me Into the human family. I like to
see the enthusiasm of the plainest men
as they approach me, for I consider
that the deepest compliment that I can
he paid, and whon they call me 'Kid'
and 'Woody' and all the rest, I know
that I am all right."
One of the things which Governor
Wilson enjoyed about his twenty-hour
visit at Lincoln was the Interplay of
wit and. humor with :?ir. Bryan.
Once whon Governor Wilson missed
his hat and stood In the corridor of
the auditorium, waiting for a member
of his party to bring It, Mr. Bryan
laughingly suggested that perhaps the
Oovernor had left his hat "la the ring"
Brjan Offers His Hat
"Take , mine," urged Mr. Bryan, as
he placed his felt sombrero on the
Governor's head. "You may take
cold."
"Oh, no; you're as likely to tako cold
as I," replied the Governor, as he
noted the scarcity of Mr. Bryan's hair.
When the Governor was addressing the
Nebraska State University students he
casually remarked that his greatest
disappointment as a teacher was that
he hod so few contradictions and that
students accepted all that was told
them."
* SUNBAY SCHOOL QUESTIONS. *
(Copyright, 1910, by Rev. T. S. Lln
scott, D. D.)
Mission of the Gentiles. Mark
;vli:24-30; Matt. vlil:5-13.
Golden Text?He that cometh to me
I will in no wise cast out. John vi:37
(1.) Verse 24.?Where were "the bor
ders of Tyre and Sldon," to which Je
sus had come, and what probably had
Induced him to come here?
(2.) Why did Jesus want to hide him
self?
(3.) What evidence is there that Je
sus did not run recklessly into danger
and that he taught his disciples in har
mony with his practice?
(4.) Is It cowardly or brave and wise
to run from dunger when our hurt
would injure the cause for which wo
stand?
(B.) Vorses 25-26?What difference is
there,If any, between the natural
heart hunger for God of an educated
heathen and of an educated Christian?
(6.) What are the reasons for believ
ing that God has always loved the
people of other nations as well as ho
has loved the Jews?
(7.) In which are normal parents
more interested, themselves or their
children? Give your reasons.
(8) Will Christ today spurn any that
come to him for help, whether white
or hlnck, had or good! Why I (This
Is one of the questions which may be
answered In writing by members of
the club.)
(!>.) Verse 27.?Why did Jesus give
this harsh answer to the agonizing re
quest of this woman. *
(10.) What was the literal meaning
of these figurative words of Jesus?
(11.) Why is it that God often per
mits providence to frown upon us and
that our prayers for good things re
main so long unanswered?
(12.) Which process develops the
more sturdy character, to get all one
wants with little or no effort or to
be compelled to wait and work and
suffer In order to obtain necessary
things?
(13.) Verses 28-29?How do you ac
count for this woman's wisdom and
great faith?
(lo.) What spirit upon the whole did
this woman show?
(15.) Why does humility become us
all in our approaches to God?
(16.) Verse 30?If we presevere in
our prayers and are not disci uraged
may we rest with perfect assurance
that they will finally 'ue answered?
Why?
{11.) When our prayers are answer
ed are the results generally below or
above our expectation? Give your rea
sons.
(lb.) Matt. vlll:5-7?Who was this
man and what Is a centurion?
(19.) What would you say was the
religious character of this man?
(20.) Is there enough light In every
nation, whether they have the Hible
or not. so that men may find their
way to God? Why?
(21.) Verses 8-9?What is the rela
tion between humility and faith?
(22.) If God by speaking a word can
heal all the sick and give comfort to
all In trouble why does he not do so?
(23.) Verses 10-13?Is great faith un
der our own control? Why?
(21.) What is the reward for great
faith?
(25.) What is the punishment for
lack of faith?
(26.) Is our faith for specific tilings
always honored or are we at times dis
appointed? Why?
Lesson for Sunday, Oct. 27. 1912.
Wanderings In Decapolis. Mark vll:
?1?viii: 10.
I liter national Tress
Hible Question Club
I have read the Suggestive Ques-'
Hons on the Sunday School Lesson
published In The Advertiser, also
l-esson itself for Sunday
. 191..
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Notice to Creditors.
AU persons holding clatniB against
the estate of Margaret M. Dial, de
ceased, are hereby notified and re
quired to present them to me at my
flco at I.aurens, 8. C, duly proven,
on or before the 17th day of October,
1912, or be forever barred.
W. R. KNIOHT,
Executor.
Si|)t< 2?, i~j\2.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Take notice that ou the 11th day of
November, I will render a final account,
of my acts and doings as Administra
trix of the estate of R. P. Cole, de
ceased, in tho office of the Judge Of
Probate of Laurens county at 1!
o'clock, a. m., and on the same day
v/111 apply for a final discharge from
my trust as Amlnistratrlx.
Any porsons indebted to said ostaf.e
arc notified nnd required to make pay
ment on that date; and all persons
having claims against said estate will
preaent them on or before taid date,
duly proven, or bo forever barred.
Malessa J. Cole,
Administratrix.
October 9, 1912. -1 mo.
