davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
dalpracujace "a Jones Island
,d1kiewcg4ta " cslu kfynina.

dalpracujace "a Jones Island
|,d1ziewcketa " csla kfyhlina-
hdtytcz111yy1mn.: Oboe seddego
[Ne,e1en wypierallE sia tego, lecz,
kedypolicyant zeznal, ze Jan
inf dawniej q to byl karany,
sedla, bez namyslu postal 50
Ena 8 miesiecy do domu POI
prawy.
Piotr GieszycH zmarl v
sobote wieczorem = powodu
|zaka1enia krwi. Cztery tygod-
ME temu Gierzych ulegl po-
parzeniom rak przy nalewaniu
|nafty do palacej sic lampy.
Ran ME uwazano q niebez--
pieczne, tymczasem przyla-
Gsier-.
szycH zmarl skutkiem tego.
Nieboszczyk byl lonatym
"a iczyl IS lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
GrOzna reWOlucya.

Niezawodny znak zblitsjacego
sic buntu j nabawienie sic powaznee-
go klopotu W waszym systemic jest
nerwowo66, bezsennos6, albo niepo-
rzadek zoladka. Electric B,tters
wyruguje predko cborobliwe napa-
dy. Ono ME zawiedzie nigdy " na.-
strojen,u zo1adka uregulowaniu ne
rex ! wnetrznosci, podnieca ~atro-
be oczyszcza krew. Jest dobro-
dziejstwem szczeg6lnem ola zruj-
nowanego systemu j spelnia piln1e
swe obowiazki " zniknieniu choro.
by rugujac caikowicie drobiazggi.
Electric Bitters kosztuJe tylko SOC
i tie zostana zwr6cone, skoro ME
dadza zupelnego zadowolnienia.
Gwarantowane przez n J. Kowa-
lewskiego aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

awiadonnienie 3 apE s6yl
CO. Roesner4o pozwolemp
As sprzedaz palonych trnn-

Zawadamia sie niiniieiislsem,
CO. Roesner xmiasa spo1Eiist,n1l
Wiinons, Stanu Miinnesota, podak
dnia 80 List. 1908, 1godnie
schwal4e wgpomnianeggo, mia1tepii-.,
6mienn4 apllkxcye, . poEwolenis ~
,wyssynk palonyoh 5trunk6w, pow
lei AoytOwane oEzecxenie wNino-
ME, MINI. xawjsdonliono j opiissniao
jak n~aatepuje: MP. Y pler~sEEylmmi1s.
pokeju nadolnem pietrzeH muTot-.
Wanym budynku, zn.nympod Sc.
l16 Msin Str. IS sss1zs.
Wspomnians splikaoys.edzis
omawisna ii pos,edzeniu r.dylv-
miejskisj 81 budynku miejjskkiim dnis.
Z Grdnis 1908 0 godzinie smeii
wiieczorem, v tym czasie j nielsen,
mole sic stawit kszdy j robid 1as
rzuty przeciw.uxyskaniu icensyi.
Pisano " Winonie, MINI. 90
Llstopada 1908. 81
PAUL KEMP.
City Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

NEW YORK, 80 istop.
|Aresztowany tn " ubiegly
|piatek anarchista. Faldesy
sic " strzelaniu . pi-
stoletu przez caiy tydzie6.
.Policya posiada W reku do
woody, re Faldessy costa
+przez anarch;st0w wyslany
do nowego Yorku pc to, ably
+zastrzelic prezydenta Roose-
=velta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

Me zaniedbujcie uzywac Severy
.opfatk6w ma Dol giowy i neuralgia,
jezeli cie1picie Dol tego rodzaju.
On moze bye fatalny W przeciw-
nym zrazie. Cenay x25c., przez po-
czte 27c. w. p. Severa Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
Nll!iejesttodziJFne

Sc badaeze it6rzy n*as.ja,
zasiabienie ME jjest sxkodliwe MD
Jest 70 dxivne? 49, oni stfyeg4
is,sanai Ipqsitresk,iwiej. = tak pred,
70, ak tylko dostan4 nsjjmln,iieii o.
go, wolsjs;PoEwolcie nam jak n.j-
Ypredsej odejtc stadt ZaEieebiie,nie Cd.
grywa svyIs powaine cxelt y
przypadkach chor6b. lecs mysnie .
pawiamy Die gotai bardzo jak daw-
.niej, jestedny 1dolni odwr6cic smu-
the nastepstwa, "a ochrypliwo4ld'
.dreczecy kassel, lrtaniowodc lah
zapslep,e p4uc przez ukywanie SIEVE.
y balsam M pluca. To lekarstwo
wytrzymalo probe s5ciu lat. Ono les
;c1ynpalenie f1egmalyo1nych na~
belonk6w, luzujs flegme sprawia
Iatwiejsze oddychanie wytwsrza
p~olozenie y calym zrujno-
wanym organizmie. Ono ME mole
bye przywieszone. Przez uzywanie
jednocze6nie Severy Cold Cure Ta>
blets, pozbedziec,e sic zaz,eb'enia,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
NOWINY z AMERYK1{
So ~

WAUsAU, Wis, 80. listo-
.pada. - Jan G6rkiewicz, "a
mieszkaly W townie Pike
Lake. zostal zastrzelony.
przez swego szwagra Augusta
Shuttenberga. Zab6jstwo 20
stale pope}nione v piatek !
.bylo ono wynikiem starej
Shuttenberg powiada ze.
strzell we wlasnej obronie.
|Utrzymuje on, ze szwagier'
iego G6rkiewicz jul oddawna
przograzal sic ze 60 zamor-
DUE, . spotkawszY she v pia-
tex nawet zyciu lego grozn
Shuttenberg oddal sic v.
|lrece policyi.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.
|Robotnik dokowy Jan
Ko6oze powedrujen mic
.siecysdo domu popraygyl'Il'o
.iesod dlulszego asonapa ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
Chusteczki

E%GE@##&% H&@sA&
Nasz wielkiwydzial chustek ola
niewiast mezczyzn, panien j dzieci.
ma sprzedaz gwiazdkowa jest got6W.
Kazdy przedzial inicyalnych, chu-
sick Jest kompletny. Me odWlekaj-
Gle z zakupnem. Damske - wszy-
tiki pl6cienne = stepnowany obreb-
klein, NANNY chust6 po 10c, 12c,
15c, 25c i SO. .ss
Mezke pl6cienne pc 25c, 35c, i
Soc nigdy dawniej ME mielismy po-.
dobnych.
Piekne chustecz6 ola dam, rek4
haktowane poczaawszy Cd 2c = do
$3.50 = jedne.
Chustecxd ubierane prawdziwa
koronlk4 chusteczi haftems IRAN
scuzkm. lest 70 pierwszo rzed1y
toRar imus bye bandzocenion,yy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

parry. Widownia niezwy-
klego pojedynku byla " tych
dniach " Paryzu utica Gene
raj NORM. Dwie Mode ko-
biety, Louise Hanin j An
.dree Merle, pok}6ciwzy sic
: soba, postanoowily pojedyn-
kowac sic. Chcac jednak uni
knattragicznego zakofczenia
"a brof wybraly pofczQchy
'wypelnione piaskiem. " lex
kim strolu, przeciwnicz6 =
~ =! e1''Wl = 81
y sn s. = ,l an! trafiion q!
\ ! a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
Wielka.swiatesczna wystawa.
PleknYch damskich futer

-. - 80
Piekne damskie kostyumy, SUI
kienne piekne plaszcze j okrycia ola
dzieci, SO bardzo st6sownym poda-
runkiem ola dzieci. Nasza nadzwy-
czajna cena ma te towary jest mai
nizsza " por6wnaniu do gatunku.
Move p1aszcze, kostyumy j futra
ma sprzedaz gwiazdkowa, nadchodza
codIennie.
Os6bne spodnice staniki, zawsze
~jeszcze SO " zwyczaju W okazy pol "
brania. Robimy teraz nadzwyczaj-
ma wystawe tych towar6w, kt6ra ME
moe chybic zadowolnienia.
Jedwa1ne spodniczki
Wiecej popularne niz kiedykol-
wick. Nasz nadzwyczajny gwiazd-
kowy wyb6r jest kompletny. Nasze
iedwabne spodnicz6 SO robione =
gwarantowanego Taffeta jedwabiu j
beda sic nosiG. Ceny ustanowione
Cd $500 az do.$20.M.
Dept. dywan6w j dyWani-
~.
w tym wydziale many wybor
drugi do zadnego.
Piekna wystawa wschodnich dy
wan6w Jest do ogladania- Go mole
bye wiecejj zadawalajacego Tub poly
teczneggo, jak kt6ry 2 tych M pre-
zent gwiazdkoWyf
Lasze najlepsza ggatun6 welnian,-
nychI Ingram dyWan6w % ta6sze
cenie, nil te same e sprzedawaneaW
Chicago Tub innych duizychWschod-
sniiohmiastach.E Okazujjemy Jew
Wzorach 1kolorach.
sNoHeI 11 -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

lWszystk the
|skraddone przedmiicty 0t6s
|Mieddal, 20 PAM owe z1nn q ;'
/ pakdizi,ernliilka. sluths
prsedeM!gazs,y'sslk I:is,l .-udal lz. sie g
|lb.yll,ej slu1llz q PAM lall ch i .
|przez nia g wierno6c jej ku-
|fsz,,iel v znalazl opr66cz slzuka-
|nych k~osztownosci il1ne je-
szcze varto6ciowe przedmiiso-
IS : ktt6rych posiadania
zzaszlksezona nagle ',z. alnkaca ME
umiala se Pc
Eczem poszly do pra-
|woWitej wla6cicieslki, 9 10
|dziejka do w~iezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
Program
Obchodu L~istopsdowego
y Winon1o.

!. zl.aaggajenaie.P Jak6bssatkta'.a
2. Orkiestra BEST Shot
March.
8. Spiew ,,Pie6f cmentarna
Dlewczeta szk6lne.
4. Dellamacyas ,Jesten pol
skie dziecko" p. Leoka-
dia C~zaplewska.
5. Deklamacya ,,Gr6b tu}a-
CA" Ch1opcy VI klasy.
6. Piano Salon Marsz" P. Jan
Michalowsk.
8. Nova p. Wincenty Ku--
pferschmidt.
8. Orkiersta uNieWinnyl
Marsz" !
10. Spiew ,,Pomoc dajcie mi
Rodacy"C h1opcy szk6lni.
Il. Deklamacya 2. Francis
seek Przybylski.
12. Deklamacya ,,Polska zyje"
Zofia Nowicka.
Is. Piano ,,Marsz Zuaw No i
p. Romuald Hamerski.
IA. Spiew (solo) ,Marsz 2
pod Karpat" P. Leokadia
Kowalewska Piano p.
Maryanna Kowalewska.
Is. Nova p. Wawrzyniec Ra-
domski.
is. Orkiestra ,,Marsz mi1osny
niewiast"
II. 6piew (solo) ,,Pozegn'anie
zycia" p. Maryanna Wo-
rzalla.
10. Deklamacya ,,spojrzyi ma
Polske" J6zef Kosobucki.
10. Spiew - mad mogily''
Dziewczeta szk6lne.
20. Piano LA Sainte Verge"
p. Jan Michalowsk.
81. Deklamacya Go to Oh
czyzna" Dziewczeta vi
klasy.
20. Deklamacya Mad Vista
Kalmiera Rewers.
%. Deklamacya ,,Orze4 Pol
ski" Gala vi klasa.
"a. Nova Wiel. KS. Wlady-
slaw Naturski.
Is. Orkierstra ,Kosciuszki
sygnaly wojenne"
rs. Spiew duet % Mako
Polko" PIP. M. Worzal1a
iii. C~zaplewska.
q. Spiew nOrzel Bialy"D DIE
ci VI klasy.
90. Spiew (solo) Ave Ma
ria" P. T.. Kowalewska.
Piano p. M. KowaleWska.
20. Zakofczenie Hymn Boze
cos Polske" og6l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

ZBYT D
Mamo, cry ia jeszcze ciagle
mann chodziG do azkoly?
- Tax, moja c6reczko uczyc sic
trzeba.
Ale, moja mamo, przeciez sly-
aza4am jak m6wilas do OLGA, ie ia
ma moi wick JUL wien zanadto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

4 BERLIN. Izba karna ska
zala kilku wyrostk6w "a
|kradziez z w1amaniem razem
ma lat AZ wiezienia j So u
traty praw honorowych czy-
hi oddania pod doz6r policyj-
ny. Jeden z Mich, niejaki6
Barenth, osadzony ma Z lat
domu karpego, stanawszy
wprost kryminalnego komi-
Sara. Wanowskiego, jednego
z gl6wnych 6wiadk6w, zaggro-
I'll temuz pod przysiega ze
,,iako zlodziej odchodze do
wieziienia karnego, akoskof-
czonyszloczy6ca opuszcze mu-
~ wiezienia, ma wolnosci
bedziesz pan, 2 kt6-
|rym sic nalezycie oblicze 5;
Napad ma kasztelana v pa
|}acu ksiecia Albrechta " Ber-
:, - --g--t 81 - - = 1850 EEErs--I-
LIME, wykonal jaki6 niezna-
jomy. kt6ry przy kradziezy
zosta1 zdybany. Przy tenn
zranls on kasztelana 2 strza-
'}ami z rewolweru i uszed1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

W "
kaplicy domu karnego odbyl
sic Stub skazanego co dopie-
70 ma 8 lat domu karnego
mezczyzny i jego narzeczonej.
Poprzednio odbyl sic Stub
cywilny. Mloda iona musiala
zaraz 2 mezem ma 8 lat sic
pozegna6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

|podloge. OdWieziono n
|sspitalu gdie stwisrdzo'nio
70 zyciu jej zagraza niebez-
|piecze6sto. P7rawdzisie -
Ecerskie zaIpaasy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

~
BERLIN. Pewna dana ME
nosila Cd dluzszego Jul ozasu
tamilijnych, bardzo cennych
klejnot6w j lkagladajac naraz
do Mich przekonala sic :
s:przera2enliileI,ml1l, q wszystkie,
:.zniknely por,n'ii 1lo pudla
ssafa. kt6rei byly Yam
kniete, posostaly nienarus'zo-
me. Przywola,nl,y nssty sll|1 'a'ii''1't
sarxednkk = kryminnlaalln1yo'da |'a|l6
ssle po wy 4, han 16tk 4
IobisznlllsI6!!I COL 8. Ann
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
LONDYN. Zolnie,z angiel-

OND Zolnierz angiel-
skidostaje rano kawe 70 6mie-
tanka i bulka, pred obiadem
kieliszek koniaku, o godzinie
IL obfity obiad z dw6ch Tub
trzech potraw, o 5 herbate
z bulka, o 8 kolacye. ~
godniowy jad}ospis tax sic
wog6le przedstawia: Niedziela
rostbef i pure z grochu, jaje-
cznica z wedlina, herbata. z
mlekiem i bulka; poniedzia-
lex: rostbef z fasola j karto-
flami, zupa grochowa; wtorek:
poledwica 2 kartoflami, zupta
z ryzu; 6roda: cielecina pie
czona z kapustai kartoflami,
zupa ma chlebie z garturem;
czwartek: .rostbef 2 kartoflami
zupa grochowa; piatek: pc
kl6wka lub wedlina z fasola
i kartoflami zupa MAGMA;
sobota: rostbef ze STRICKLAND
i karltoflami, zupa soczewicy'
Ma kazdego czlowieka wyda-
ie sic dziennie 800 gram6w
MESA, a $50 or. chleba, AGO
gram6w kartofli j 226 81.
r6znych jarzyn. Pr6cz tego
kazdy otrzymuje ma dzief: 10
gram6w kawy, 81 gr. mleka
38 or. cukru j 5 or. herbaty.
- Utrzymanie take zolnierza
kosztuje dziennie 80 Gently
NOV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

BERLIN. Obie zyly pull
sowe otworzyla sobia 75-let-
MIA wdowa pc robotniku ko-
lejowym Lipoldzie. Staruszka
|~zajmowala pok6j PREY pew
mel rodzinie ma Antonstr. i
byla przez sy-
ma, kt6ry r~oztaczal mad mat
.ka staranna opieke; pomimo
to pragne}a juz zejSc ze Swia-
ia. Weso1o i serdecznie poze-
gnala kobiete, kt6ra ia pie
|legnowa1a, usiad1a na kama:
pie i scyzorykiem przeciela
|zyly; gdy pc pewnym czasie.
zairzano do staruszki, lezala
niezywa W kaluzy krwi.
W tym samym domu otrul
sic "a pomoca gazu 81 letni
Eblaehnierz i handlarz An
dress. Znaleziono go niezy-
wynn z wezem gumowym cd
kuchni gazowej W ustach.
|Choroba i rozmaite przykre
st6sunki rodzinne doprowa-
dzily go do samob6jstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

BERLIN Pod zarzutem 70
n~ob6jstwa zaaresztowano
47-letniego robotnika Lucka
Mariendorferstr. Luck We.
zwal zeszlej nocy dokto-:.
"a Sa,omona do swej cho-
rel zony; gdy lekarz na {
znalaz} kobiete niezywa,. LEILA
ca ma podlodze " pobllzu
{6zka. Wszystkie oznaki Wska-
zywaly ma to, ze Luckowa u
maria wskutek trucizny, ma
stole znaleziono nawet fiIzan-
ke Z reszta trucizny. Luck
twierdzi, ze iona. otrula sic
samal poniewaz jednak stwier-
dzono, ze malzehstwo zyio
,bardzo niezgodnie ! Luck. ia
ko czlowiek brutalny ] gwai-
towny, maltretowal ia czesto,,
a nadto pc 6mierci wyszedf 2
mieszkania. j walesal sic po
~.szynkowniach, aresztowano
go jake bardzo podejrzanego
8 podsuniecie zonie truczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
Dept. sztuki i draperye

~ 49,
Ten wydzial jest got6w v mai
kompletniejszym doborze ma Scion
gwiazkowy.
MOVIE koronkowei oryentalne "a
wieszadla do okien 6cian Wglee-.
bief.
JedwabneeimnE1i portysg.
Slicznie haftowahe ! zhaczone po-
duszi na podarh gwiazdkowe.
Nowo6ci z poci6rk6w, sakieWh,
Sztuczne pl6tna, robione " Mt.
Mellik. sztui ubierane prawdzwa
koronka, jak pokrycia ma podusz-
Ii, poszewh j. t. d.
WI6czkowe i hawtowane jsdWa-
bic.
Znaczenie inne instrukcye ma ia
DAME, ably wan pomoc " wykorcze-
niu ma gwazdke.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-12-09
Time Stood sill In plokens.

a few days ago good housewife
in the Former section of upper
Pickens observed that her clock had
for some unknown reason stopped.
As no well regulated household can
hope to run smoothly on schedule
time without time piece the lady
of the house decided that since
time was being irrevokably lost be-
cause her clock had stopped measures
should at once be taken to recover
the broken thread of time. She ac-
cordingly went to the clock and
gently set the pendulum in motion,
but she observed that it made only
about half vibration, refusing to
measure time with it's accustomed
stick tock," but after few brief vi
brations was immovably still. After
few fruitless efforts she concluded
to wait until her husband came in
and lay before him just one domes-
tic trouble that had unexpectedly
arisen during his absence. Upon
his arrival she related the curious
capers of their usually faithful time
piece and he at once, like all self-re-
liant, self-confident men, realizing
that notwithstanding all the excel
lent traits of his good wife-he
knew she was not born mechanic.
He, too, began the gentle, coaxing
method on the reluctant time piece,
but met with no more success than
the faithful wife short time before.
Stringent measures must be imme-
diately adopted. After few mo-
ments' reflection he decided that the
clock must come down, and, if needs
be, submit to scrutinous examina-
tion of every cog and every wheel.
"The die is cast" and down comes
the clock. The mystery is solved
snugly ensconsed in the bottom of
the clock, directly beneath the pen.
dulum, lay coiled up medium sized
black snake. The pendulum is
again set in motion and at each
semi-vibration comes in contact with
the snakes head, causing his snake
ship to venomously thrust out his
fangs at every vibration. The in
truder is elected, the clock begins to
run and the world moves on.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-12-09
A Word to The Aged.

Reader, how old are you? You
may be sixty, seventy, possibly
eighty. You have lived long-much
longer Than many of your friends or
kindred. You have had mercies
without number. You have lived
in Christian country, and in the
course of seventy years you have
had three thousand six hundred and
forty Sabbaths and might have
heard at least twice that many SER
mons and might have read the Bible
through fifty times. What benefit
have you derived from all these
privileges? Has your life, or any
part of it, been a Christian pilgrim
age? When did you leave the city
of destruction? Has heaven been
the constant object of your pursuit :?
Has Christ been your way and holi-
ness your walk? Have you been
dead to the world and alive to God :?
Have you lived in folly, vanity, sin,
worldly mindedness, and must you
now say the harvest is past, the sum-
mer is ended and / am not saved ?
Jeremiah 5:20. Alas alas! how
mournful is this "not saved" A
long life has been thrown away
You are not saved yet, but, mark
you, if you are not saved soon you
must be lost forever. o, then, seek
the Lord while he may be found !;
call upon him in prayer for mercy,
lest he may say, Depart from me
forever.
Let the Christian pilgrim review
with great thankfulness and hu-
mility all the way he has travelled.
The long journey will soon end and
that end will be peace.
A feeble saint shall win the day
Though death and hell obstruct the way
d. p. Bearden.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-12-09
"sR' and "sei."

Let US once and for all settle the
"sit and "set" question. Contrary
to tradition, the hen does not "set. !"
The hen "sits." But if you have a
hen that has laid dozen eggs and
wants to hatch brood of chicks,
you may 'set" her. There are no
fewer than eighty.one different
meanings of the word "set," while of
"sit" there are but twenty -one. The
prophet Jeremiah says: "The par
fridge sitteth on eggs" To sit as
applied to men and animals ia to
"crouch," hence the hen crouches on
her nest, or sits on il. Change the
school books, which are full of such
solecisms as, "The hen sets; does the
hen setp The hen does set."--New
York Press.
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'e.1lta al
Strain Affected Gen-
era1 Health.
Doctors Doses Weak
ened Stomach.
DIR. Miles Norvine Cured
Me.

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With the cares and anxieties OF the sick room.
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when he departed this lie aud the mental
strain shink caused my trouble. Aside
nom extreme nervousness my trouble com.
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weakened me very much and my stomach
tor q time seemed inactive. Mental strain.
ana the dormant condition of my stomach
soon told Upon my general health. had
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Columbia correspondence of News
and Courier Superintendent of Edu-
cation Martin is preparing his report
to the Legislature, and while statistics
have not been received from all coup-
ties, a pretty accurate idea of the
school population as to racesis obtain
able. The negroes, constituting the
larger part of the population, have
the largest sch ool enrolment, but the
proportion is not perhaps larger than
that of the whites, when population
is considered. The total enrolment
for the year shows a large increase,
it being 2S6,S92, as against 248, ,46O
for the previous year. OF the total
for 1908 the white pupils number
l38,O76, and the colored 1885.
The figures for 1902 were 12O,995
whites and 131 ,465 colored. The
negro school population exceeds that
of the whites by little over 10000.
while the total negro population is
about 100000 more than the white
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=. Larry CAN'T, Of Spartanbure,
aud Ebert I'll. Aua, of Newberry,
propose to establish weekly news.
paper in this city some time next
month. They have had the matter
under consideration for some time
and are convinced that paper Of
the character they propose to make
it "a paying proposition. 1t is to be
a paper to cover all the news Of the
day, and contain besides special ar
ticles of general interest. The pro-
moters think there lie e good field for
for such paper. The name will
propably be "The Palmetto Capital.' .
A printing plant will be purchased,
including linotype machine. Il ia
understood that Mr.. CAN'T will be
the editor and Mr.. Aull the business
manager.--C Columbia Record.
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The DOw1o FanasIeIsm.

The following is said to be the
VOW with which the members of
Dowie's "Restoration Host" bind
themselves. 1t will be recalled that
this "host," 5000 strong, failed in
the purpose of their recent crusade
in New York City:
81 vow in the name of God, nv
Father, and of Jesus Christ, His Son
and my Saviour, and of the Holy
Ghost, who proceeds from the Father
and from the Son, that will be a
faithful member of Zion Restoration
Host, organized at Shiloh Taber-
nacle, in the city of Zion, on Lords
Day, September 81, 1902; and de-
clare that l recognize John Alex.
ander Dowie General Overseer of
the Christian Catholic of Zion, of
which l am member, in his three
fold prophetic office, as the Messen-
ger of the covenant, the Prophet
foretold by Moses, and Elijah the
Restorer. 1 promise to the fullest
extent of all my powers, to obey all
rightful orders issued by him di-
rectly or by his properly appointed
officers, and to proceed to any part
of the world, wherever he shall di-
rect, as a member of Zion Restora-
ton Host; and that all family ties
and obligations, and all relations to
all human government shall be held
subordinate to his Vow, this Declara-
tion and this Promise.
"This. I make in the presence of
God and all the visible and invisible
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