davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01
6uperncr Wifevs Spoe.

@upernpr Midsp | 9tebralta er, ifjsnt
ban er 9esn | Ietbos iittirteu, en- al be
baaroeite Manb mob 5orbrpoere iom
nosensans bar Tibet / en- @upernpritpl.
Gan bar | i'm @mbebsiib finn beHaabet
TIRE Sanger. @~upernsren iorifaafr
iel8enoe Bittiebeb ON iis ielu:
"5anserne | Rebraita Statsfausiel
sao en @ans Ell MISUNDERSTANDING %
iHbbgb aae Statens @mtebsm9nh.
6iere al Os off, Huber 5ureitiainsen
Tiger en- al De lortmalebe iii i'm 0abo
paa SceneH: Seq bar op I sapitpliet
Iurlepsn 9aa,'
So Iaa, bpab eiprbe on ber?'
Via bare lao mig omtrius / @an9ene
ps ! &ontorerne, Mleo en- Gang traabte
jes paa en-, lOm ies life isr bappe last
Werfe til; lea iaa mig ON, % bet par
8uuerusreu. Sec beper ON 0aaoe,
Or. @uuernsr, insOe ies Gan iaa paa
mig aluOrlist % iasoe: Beo BIZ lite,
at leg alorig tenaaoer uu9en?'
Vile | quiet itorlo paa min 8efoIt'
ming, % ieg III bsre bet en- lang 1ie Ell
terpadn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01
sun iaa to.

Selsenpe ianpierbise Siitorie ior.
talles at en- &anias Giip Sienlase:
On ria &uasmanDs Snitru ! ben
psitre Del At &anias bar plaset al so.
pebpine, os be perbpence 2aser iuscs
bet fom fra Sinene. Gaabe Wanben
os apnen bleu fpruubreee, ba bun altlb
bapbe baut gube Zine. Men for at
faa benbes Zine mberisSt al en- iasfpn'
big gtenIese, tps Mouben fin &cne til
en- 9ienlese / &anias City. Huber
lluperlsselien bplot 2Gsen op ct Sps
% ipurste aOnen, bpao bun iaa.
seq fer to aps," ipureoe bun rcIis.
49n," uobrpb benbeS Manp fprs
ifraffst. "par bu oa altiO feet to al
mtg. naar bu bar feet paa mis?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01

| geract, inghe be. ina De bar rRobe
for. at bun flinne aisre en- llipffe.
40, bet unr bel DC fif; % aongen
iugne ieIp til gnotcn. at oe moatte
agte goot pan benoe o. fslae benoe,
buor bun elf o. itoo. Sod bar
Oct Of Iage til @jGitebuo for De to
sGISitc, meb grps oa meo 9aait;
oct ifilloe blipe grpaiip, iom hperfen
bar bsrt eaer ipilrst for, oe be mpl-
te0e % De baseoe OF De ilaeteoe. iaa
oct life piIoe tase nosen Gube.
Mneoens ait Soloaten oerneoe os
oreu omfrin9 I ben aDoen 8eroen.
San ipntes oct nor htngi. at ban
bperfeu ifuloe faa ie 6olt eler 1ng.
lens Sps mere, men noget fit ban
tnse iig til. tGntte ban, % iaa elf ban
ira Rum til Rlint, babe en- Tag 90
to Gnee OF Here til, oa luffeoe op
Sfnbe % Sfufier % grop oppe paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01

igien. Sci. set Dor scr ingerL lom
fun0e; men bun or life fommelt
Mor Dor enomu," iugoc De; Tan life
bun bielpe dig, er Der ingen Roao."
Saa pcb han ell 8aug I'll, OF ON
liSt bsrte ban noaet. JON Hog mce
8ingerne Iauat borte; j Oct larnrne
begpnoie Oet at blGie ida baarot, at
ban FOR huSimcaem ion Ell Sseot
poo Ermet; % bapbe ban life ranet
1oa / Sfiaoreu ioa bauSe han bel
tlGite bort ureo en- @ung. Germeo
Suifeoe Der ueS Ell Urn iremior bom
iaa bigger at ser life par Roaoe poa
oet.
tn fomuler boait bu,~ iaene
SoI0oten.
Seq fomnier, iom on piber til"
iporeoe Grueil.
Saa ipurate han, ON bun niolte
3aaS Tor bnn til al fnurc on iglen
ira ben Seroen. DC bar /.
Ter ilipper life llilppelioe her.
ira" ioa0e Srneu. "GRen oil on
loete toIp Sger til mig, iaa ies idar
abe mig bel met, iao ital leo friite
at bieIpe dig. iea. Sor on Suio2"
Sci. men iea bar Suero,- iagSe
ban.
IA Erren haube tat til SioS De
toIp Syerne, bao bun ham ilaate Ell
til Al bone meb nj shite. -Sper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01

De bar iric % frelitc % ifitloe blioe
iaa rel QIfte. Hoaet maatte De ii9e
% ioa ioaOe Sen sGlSite, at De a4brig
bIeo glo0e mere, uben DC hlnoe faa
ioaoant ct 9riffeipil, JON De bopoe
/ "Ser9et oet blaa". Oct mente
aorgcl, at ban NOT if,tIoe itafie Dem,
% iaa icnote han gito til ale De
beoite % 0iGpeite @uIoimeoc / Cant
oct. at Be ihtlbe gisrc ct liat Cub.
briffcipil til Eriniesernc. Den aft
Sc prcpeOe, Dor Der iu9en, iom bar
goo til at Qisrc CT iaooant Spill. I'll.
iioir bar Der life flerc 8rISimeoe
iqicu ems en-, % Oct bar en- gonmel
itrebelia cu. iem life bapSe giort no.
Get poa mange aar, men bare tIet-
reoe me0 lot Sslporbeioe. ioa plot
bon hmNc lipn9re JIG. Sam git Col
bateu til % sap liz | SGre hos; og
ham blep iaa alao neo ar Iaa Ell SG'
reSreua. - Tor oct bnpbc ban life
bapt paa 4ar % Dag al ban
arop iren en- 29rfc OF aiiten jim %
latte ia iii at Sriffe meb SoIbateu,
Get noreoe life lrnee, isr srGnSeni'
net off til Sopebet paa BAN, os Sa
Sen onSen mQrfese Oct, talte ban
ham til Ut gaa op iii aongca % iias
iiie goo FOR at gisre Spinet I'll aonSs-
Seirene. Oct por ban icroig III pna
5Irtfcr; ban bopSc arbeiSet oei, lonl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01

Ma 10, Oct fan bel bore, Der bIsb
gn6e paa Suten!
@en enhba alaoere eub 8nloime.
Den bleo Griuiesierne, ba ban Rom
np paa Sonssguaroen meo SpilIet,
% 9Iabeit al Dem aae bar Den pngite.
"Sar on orbeioet oct Spiaet ieIp
ou?- ipurgte bin.
"Rei, ianbt at iiee, iaa bar ieg
nof life Oct" iagbe ban, men Oct er
en- S~prebreng ieg bar"
Gen 99reorengen baphe eg 2pIt
at ie," iogoe aongsoattercn. Sa,
BAN piIbe DC BABE fat ! ale ire, %
bpis han pifbe npSe 9ioet, iaa ifuEbe
ban tumme.
San bar life reb bperfen apino.
iolf e0er StorfoIf. mente SolSnteu;
% hopSe De Ntoro al Of ie pna SiI.
lerne bans, iaa tuthe he gierne foa
oen SDltep lt0ret,
Gen pnsite aongSoatteren orog
IaieuSleI paa bam meo oct famine;
bun ifubbeSe Sagten til SIDE. lsb
ben % boo bam SannSen % iagoe:
I"8oSoae o. Saf for iibit!" Scr
er nen, Ium i~reIite os ira SrelSene
Il 9erart." iasSe bum til &ougen;
BAN oil ies hane!~ "a ioa itrsg
bun al ban Sreu % piite Dem Rim.
gen bum bopSc bnHoet ! Saoret bans.
ia, ian fom oct Cro % Stor l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01
%usFif gnifneGesnuSeruisniua

Sslgerhe GrerciSiceue fam tiene til
Sauitratiou al sluIfueliesunoerpisnir.
gen | ben ri,sliife Scr.
en- aompasniidef isger at forflare
Soloaterne Den upe Sop ON Sesems.
itraifenS SpbRpelie.
"&pab Slags Strai fan jeg eipe
bia2" 6euuenOer ban JIG til Ell SpI.
bat.
Soloaten he0 aabenbart life, BuoO
ban ifdl iuare,
Soar ieg llaa 0i9?"
ga, 9eres Ssiuel5aaren9eo."
"Spao be6aaer, 0in SSoiot. peo on
life, al iee life bur Sou til bet2" -
(&latih! Soloaten faar en- paa 2ret).
Seq bar life Sop til oct, 6abunN!
- (alati6 en- @ang til. Sea bar
fife (aluti6 for treble Sang.
sGgtc rusiiif, life ianOt2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01


bar bel faa erint o. grand, ! fine
Gage bmL
I'd aoneen bsrte, of Der bar EN-
noe, iom flinbe gjsre Ragen til Brit.
fejpilet, bar ban fife Ipnge ON at
fomme I'D.
"gr BET ianot, bet be flyer, at ou
tan arbeioe ct iliet Spil, iom %.
irene mine pil bape21 ipurgte ban.
Sa, oct bar ingen Ssgn, ipareoe
Smeoen; bet itob ban peb.
Get er soot,~ insbe aonsen;
her bar on Sub til at nrbeioe bet
ar; men fan on life, inn ifal on mite
2ipet, iioen on ielu bpber big TIL"
% ON ire Dose ifuIoe bet bare fer
oigt.
Den nGite Norsen, oa Sublime.
ben bapoe iepet Rilen at zig, bar ban
Zig life fulbt iaa fant. 9an baape
ben bapbe iopet Ruien al Jig, bar ban
reorengen lin, iom bapbe faaet BAN
til at aiere lllpfter ! 5pIoen. Nl
par oct liaeit. at ban forteoe Jig Heo
oct iamme, iagoe ban, for eipet bar
oct life at iperee ON; naar lite De
beeIte @uloiulpDe funbe eisre ct iaa'
bant Spil, par oct life ligt Jig, at
ifuIbe fiinne faa bet til.
"5ut life ior oct. men tom r1eo
.@uIoet,~ iagSe Soloaten; "ie9 ital
nof ifafie Spiaet, ies. gaen les ptl
bare ct altm for mig ielp at arbeioe
l." Iaabe ban. Get tit ban meo bet
Iamme og 8af ntpan.
Meen oct rof oe bet nareoe; Sn9erl'
tina too ban iia til, anoct emo at
oripe, og 8uloimeSen elf % GAP iig
iorsi ban olorig uilbe tage paa neo
glrbeiSet. "8rpo Dig on ingentlug
Sr." Iogbc 9oIbnten "hct er lanst
fiji aIoffelettet. gr on life nsib meo
set lea bar looet, ioo fan on sisre
Spiaet ielp." - Get biep bet innnrie
set, baabe ben 3a9 % BEN nGite; oa
ga Smebeu bperfen 5srte Sanmer
.eaer 3il fra Iuumet bans belle Den
IioIte Gogen beIler, gap ban Jig rent
oper, for MI our bet life at t9nfe
poa at berge 2tpet lGnger, nlerIte
BON.
Men So set leS no paa Natten,
lllffeoe Solbaten op @lusiet og bloc
tie / 8iben lin. sna fom grnen %
Ipurate, bpup oct bar ban ptloe.
"Iet @ulS6riffeipiQet, iom Songs
ostrcne bapoe / gersct bet blaa"
Iaaoe Soloaten. "gRen on ptl bel
bane roaet at lepe al fsrit? Sorte
pao 2aopcu bar ieg liggenpe to Sre'
i~frotter til dig, benz faor on tage,
ioooe ban. "a 2rnen hapoe fact
Dem / itg, gioroe bun life Beiel lang,
% lpuae isr Solen ranot, nar bun
til6age igieu nteo Spiaet; ina latte
Soloaten oet inbumoer Sengen %
logbe Tia til at lonc.
Z Often Den nGite Worgen toni
@uloimeoen o. bltlteoe paa Dsrell
til ham. Get bar iarligt til Hepo
meo Dig" iagbe Solbaten; "2aSeR
lang inner OH ienmerSgalen; ifal
en- mi life ioa Selgeireo heaer, laa
ifuIhe oa rngen bore SRreoreug
ber!" iagoe han. @len Der bialp
bperfen BIB eller 9su ben 8angen,
8uloimenen maatte inc % ifuloe
inb, og tiIiibit fit ban lettet arogen
al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01

0ploerne % iaa paa ollie De glide
Ting iom por Ger. Sangt ON lpnae
Tom ban til en- 9orbifuife; ben brog
ban no, % Der lon Der en- 8irlonsgel,
Soo prspehe ban iig frem meo Define
Rsgelen paa ale DC 2aoie Der bar
men Der bar iugen, iom Den pasiebe
til, fsr ban fom iii ct tibet S9sge.
ifab oper Seugcu, % inoe | BET iunbt
ban en- gonmmel rniten 1ibe. Set
funhe bore ortigt at prepe, ON Der
err no9en Saat / ben" t6nfte ban
% itof oen | Nunoen. Son pioite
ban life Sr6et al fsr oct log til at
iuie % brute ira alle Sonter. oa meS
oct iamme LOG Der neb ell 6n8leIlof
iaa lppr, at belle Marfeu par lort,
~Npoo oil Dor 0erre ioog2"
ipnrgte De. ~ Bar b a OereS 0erre,
ioabe Solbaten, ioa piloe ban nof
pioe, ON oe fuuoe iige bum uoaen
Raao til at lippe op paa Soroeu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01

$50, naturlisuis, min tiare; fer life
ou alttb 10 al mis?"
9u bleo bet aabenbaret, at benne
bannepe % iittelieente Dame | belle 40
Gar bapbe feet oobbeIt, os bun biep
f%orunoret. ba bun uep Slelp Of ct Bar
8riaer bespnote at le ipm andre 5olt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01

bborIeoes aopteinen os esitnnrfen
bapbe bnnret fig ao, os iaa fit be
unbsjrloe FOR bet ineb siDet: oct
bar Gnben pna Serrebommen beres.
Men SoIbaten fit @~fIofronen os
baIpe Niaet oa 1oLot YrEIlup meo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01

% oa bun 6apoe itooet en- Stiuuo og
bpilt Jig | en- itor 8rantop, latte BIN
afiteo neb bonn igien, iaa oct lpneoe
baaoe til Sanos og til gauoS, Der
De foer. Get beO aonasgaaroeu iteg
ban al % 2rnen flsi biem igien;
men isrit ingbe bun. at bar Der no.
get ban pilbe, ifitloe ban bare blaie
| Yiben, iaa fom bum itrnr.
SmenS hnboe De ruitet ira fla |
aougsgaarOelE og oct leo til ben Eib.
&apteiten % 0%sitnanten ifulbe babe
Grplllp meo begge De eloite 8rin.
iesiernc. Wien De bar life tort 9la.
oere oe, en0 Den pngite Ssitereu; Der
.aif albrig iIosen Gag, uoen at De
isrgehe og greco, % til nGrmere bet
leo MOB 9rpllupsbagen, til iorgfllls
bere blep oe. Sioitpna ipurate Som.
gen, bna6 Der por paa 6Proe meo
benz; ban pnteS Oct bar nltior rart,
Iat De life par lpitiae % glade MI,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01

ben pngfte apussbotterrn. % Der
orof be og tureoe banoe itipt cg iterft.
for fiire tinoe ale. ON De life fiinoe
|frelie priniesierne; % bar DC life
|aioriiffet, ioo iiooer DC bel os Drift.
fer og turer cnbnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-01
lsluMna Lra iorE alrseaas.N nmerl

ien. ~@eOre mig Tor op. bpao oil Oh
ber2"
Seq oil fri Ois no al gicrget,"
iparc0e SoIbaten.
"siGre Seuc. goa! Gommer Srol.
oct hicnt. sier ban 9noc pao Oig meo
set famine, - ran bar ire Sopeper,
iagoe bun.
Sea er Iise GLAD, ON ban booOe
fire. lea, 'ngbc Solootcn; Ger iee
fommeu, ioo oil ica bliOc"
So, mar on or ioo irrtS, iaa
iaor ieg pcI ie, ON ica fan Hielpe
Sig," iagSc aougsOottereu, Soa
iaabe bun, III ban ifuIbe frpbe bog.
on oet itore grpescforret, iom itoo
j 5oritueu; imeuS ituloe bun toge
imoo SroIoet % Ipifc BAN til ban
iooncoe; "men uoor ieg 9aar no %
loffer pau SenGrne, al DC IfuI tonrrr
mo % plutfe op bet JON totoer al
Sopenet bans, ina iaur on itgnee otg
at fomme," iaghe bun. "llten aoa
I'M isrit no % pr6p, ON on ION lntnge
Sprroet, ont Iigger paa Soroet."
g5ei, get par for tungt, ban firtoe
fife iuo meget iom rltaae oct. Soa
moatte ban iaae Ell Stprteorit al
Sornct, iom bana bag 8ang0gren;
ga bar Oct iau pibt ban fllnoe lette
oct; ia iaa TOO ban en- I'LL % Der
meS f1rnoe han Igite BET; men lad
ioa han cu rigtig itor en-, "a ipin.
aeoe ban SpGroet, ioa let ituIee
p9re.
Ret Iom oct bar, Tom SroIbet IN.
ianbc, Ian oct riiteSe ! SIottet.
"Spi, mi! Ser lugter &riiten-
manbs BLOB og Ben / nit gus"
iagbe ban,
80, Der flsi en- &apu iita," io9ne
aonasoattereu, "og boooe ct D8onoe.
ben / Rebbet. Tom ban Hap ueo /
9$ibeu; jeg tniteoe bet nof no, os
iopeee IRuoe 90 Del eiter oaiaa, men
oct Ilgter pel enOm."
Seq fienSer pel BET, iagoe Irol.
oct.
40tcn fom M, ifal ieg Ipife big,"
iagoe Briuiesien, "iaa ter Der bare
beore, naar on paagner."
Oct par SroIoet itrar piaig til, og
set parebe life LANCE Shupen, isr
ban ION. iuu ban iuorfeee. IA bun
mprfcSp, at buu a iulNen ! SsOn,
latte bun Stole % Gpner nnoer 500
penerne paa bnuL oa aop iig til at
loffe pea Soniene. Sno liiteOc Sol'
oaten fla mo mco Sprroet % lloa
nf 1rolSet ole ire Sopeoerne meo
ct Slia.
Griniesien bar ioa gIao iom Ell
;SeIe, oa inIgte meo BAN I'll 9eItrene
fine, for at han fuloe iri Dem no al
@erget oaino. Gsrit off DC oner Ct
1m o. iioeu inc igiemem mauge
Iauae Rum, iii DC fom til en- ipGr
Dor. ga, her inor on gaa inc"
iagoe aongSoatteren; der er oct"
IA ban aabneoe Esreu, por Der Ell
itor Sol inoeuior, hpor oltin9 mar
al pure Sslp; Der lao Den meIlent'te
% iponot pua n SsIurot.
"gtu, trsite Dig" ioGoe bun "hpqO
oil on herr"
Sri dig ira Groloet," io0Ne Sol
Snten,
VA fiPre &eHc bare aoo." io9Nc
8riuiesicn; "fuoer ban dig Der, Ia
ger ban Nipet Dit poo Tlrftcn!"
Set er Bon, oct, - taaer icg life
hans ferit" ioaOc SoINuten.
"&o. vii on euocIi9," io8Nc bun,
"ioo iaar olt trpbc bag Oct itorc &ar'
ret noe I Ioritucn. Mcu on Mao
itunOc dig at fommc, itrur on hos
rcr iea IotEcr pou Seueruc."" Mcn
isrit muutte ban prspe, ON ban par
&arl til at ipmae GroiNipTr0et, ION
laa pou 9oroet; Oct nnr melet itsrrv
% tnngrc enc Oct i%eritc, oet oar
fuapt not ban huu0c ru88c oct. SaO
I'M h0u +rp Tran nj SpruPt. nu NOr
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-11-18

Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at
the home of the parents. A large
number Of friends witnessed the cere-
mony and extended congratulations.
80. The board Of aldermen met IN
regular monthly session at the city
hall Thursday night. The city super
intendent Of health was instructed to
enforce the laws in regard to infec-
tious and contagious diseases as re-
uuired by the city ordinances and state
laws and to prepare and deliver to
the physicians Of the city proper
blanks for the reporting and record
ing of cases of such diseases as are
required by these laws. A petition
was presented asking for the opening
of a street from the residence Of ]. w.
Morrow to Franklin avenue. A COM
mittee was appointed to investigate
it. Bills amounting to S1;o4o.55 were @
audited and ordered paid. -. The
diphtheria patients mentioned in these
columns are all recovering. Little
May McDill, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. McDill, has a slight attack but
is not confined to her bed. Little
Rebecca Mclean, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Mclean, whose condition
was for a time quite serious, Is out
of danger and is rapidly recovering.
Miss Kate Gattis, daughter Of Sec
tionmaster Gattis, is up but not yet
able to be out; her recovery Is al
most complete. The announcement
Of the approaching marriage Of Miss
Cora Spencer to Mr.. William F. Mi
chael on November %, at the Presby-
terian church in Gastonia was receiv-
ed with much interest by their numer-
Gus friends in Gastonia and elsewhere.
The bride-to-be is a native Of Gastonia
and by her winsome and charming
manners has won for herself wide
circle Of friends. She was for some
time an efficient operator in the CEN
trail Office of the Piedmont Telephone
and Telegraph company here and will
be greatly missed from the service.
The groom -elect Is a pharmacist with
Frost Terrence & Co., having come to
Gastonia about a year ago from New
ton, his home. He Is a most excellent
young business man, and since coming
to Gastonia he has made a large num-
ber Of friends.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-11-18
Auntie Was Old.

In the days Of Barnum an old "aun-
tie" lived in East Tennessee who was
reputed to be Of great age, says the
Philadelphia Ledger. Like all Of the
kind, she was extremely proud OF the
distinction, and never underestimate
her age in the least. She had out
grown that weakness decades past.
:. Barnum heard Of her, and concluding
that II she was as old as rumor made
her she would be a valuable acquisi-
ton to his show. he sent an agent
down to make an investigation. She
caught the direction Of the wind very
promptly, and was prepared for any
test question that might be asked
Gradually the agent led up to tn;
crucial interrogatory, and at last said
"Aunty, do you remember George
Washington"
Does I remember George Washing
ton? Why, laws-a-massy, mistah,
reckon 1 does. orter orient I? Eel
I done nussed him. We played togeth-
er evy day when he was iii chile"
WELL do you remember anything
about the revolutionary war;"
"G'way, chile! Yes. indeed, l does
honey. 1 stood dar lots er times an
seen de bullets flynn aroun' thicker'r
rain drops"
"Yes-well, how about the fall OF
the Roman empire? Do you recollec'
anything about that?'
The old woman took good long
breath. In fact, it amounted to sigh
She reflected for few moments, and
said:
DE fact is, honey, / was purity
young den an ] doesn't have a very
extict recommenbrance bout dat; but
/ does member, now dat you spaaks
OF hit, dat / did heah the white folks
tell about hearin' some'pn drap."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-11-18
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of York.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James L. McGill, as Administrator OF
Frank c. Thomas, Deceased, Plant
iff, against
Margaret Falls, Erixina Thomas, j. j
Thomas, ]. N. Thomas, c. T. Thorn
as, F. A. Thomas, w. T. Davidson
M. A. Davidson, ]. T. Davidson and
]. I. Falls, observation-disclosures
for Relief-Complain Filed.
To the Defendants Above Named:
you are hereby summoned and re-
Il quired to answer the complaint ir
this action, which has this day been
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas for the said
County, and to serve copy OF your
answer to the said Complaint on the
subscriber at his Office in Yorkville,
South Carolina, within twenty days al
ter the service hereof, exclusive OF
the day of such service; and If you
fail to answer the Complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the Complaint.
]. S. BRICE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Yorkville, s. c., November Srd,
1904. E
November a- 6t
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The negroes showed the lowest fig
ures In sickness, while the white troops
had much the lowest mortality and the
most sickness. The Filipinos had the
highest mortality rate, almost double
that Of the negroes. The Filipinos are
more susceptible to such diseases as
consumption and destructive feyers
than are the negroes and whites. The
negro troops have been entirely free
from dengue whereas both the Fill
pino and the white soldiers have been
victims Of It. The Filipinos had a
monopoly in the beri-beri cases, how
ever. In the diseases of the nervous
system, however, the Filipino troops
had a rate Of hospital admission per
thousand equal to about one third Of
the rate reported for white troops, who
had 24.57 men out Of every thousand
admitted for these Affections, while
colored troops to the extent Of 1915
per 1000 were admitted to sick re-
ports for the same causes.-Washing-
ton Correspondent Brooklyn Eagle.
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White Soldiers Best.

1t would appear from an examina-
ton Of reports just received by Gen
eral O'Reilly, surgeon general OF the
army, that the white soldier is stur-
dier specimen than the negro or the
Filipino and that he can endure more
sickness and keep alive under ad-
verse conditions that would kill off the
dark skinned troopers. Gen. O'Reilly
finds that the number of white soldiers
admitted to the hospitals for treatment
last year was larger in proportion to
the number Of Filipinos and negroes
admitted. But the whites recovered as
a general thing, the death rate being
only S.21 per 1000, whereas the death
rate among the negro troops was 11.3l
per 1000 and 21.51 per 1000 for the
Filipinos.
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

A LII persons, without distinction of
"A race or color, are hereby warned
against Hunting, Fishing, Driving,
Riding or otherwise Trespassing on
the lands owned or controlled by US,
all Of which lands are in York county.
Any disregard Of this notice will be
punished to the full extent Of the law.
Rev. MARION DARGAN,
E. B. MENDENHALL,
]. S. BRATTON,
Mrs. H. ]. BRATTON,
Mrs. S. B. WITHERSPOON,
JOHN w. GLADDEN.,
Mrs. ]. S. WILSON,
Mrs. ]. E. CLINTON,
w. B. BYERS,
J. F. lookout,
Estate Of D. L. BLACK,
Mrs. KATE b. WILLIAMSON,
s. B. LATHAM,
Mrs. CLARA LINDSAY,
ED MILLER.
Nov, Z At
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THE INSPECTOR WAS ABoUT.-AuguSt
Hermann, the president Of the nation
al baseball commission, is heartily op-
posed to child labor. says the Boston
Post.
Child labor" he said recently, sis
an interesting subject to me. l like
to talk about 1t to manufacturers and
to factory inspectors. I get from these
men a good deal of valuable and strik-
ing information.
"A factory inspector in the south
told me once a little episode about
child labor that made me laugh. There
was also in this episode, however, food
for sober thought.
1.-The man said that he went one
day to examine a mill that was noto-
rious for its employment Of children
under the legal age. Wind Of his COM
ing somehow reached the mill ahead
of him, and the little fellows were
slowed away in various hiding places,
Thus on his inspection, he found a
number Of idle children, but no chill
dren under age.
He went prowling about suspicious
ly for he knew that he was being de-
ceived. In the stockroom he noticed
a big packing case, and going over to
1t he lifted up the lid. Inside sat a
little chap Of or years.
''The inspector looked down at the
boy. The boy looked up at him, and
frowned and shook his head.
what are you doing in there?
asked the man.
"'Shut your mouth, you fool, and
put the lid down." the boy whispered
Don't you know the inspectors
about?'"
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yoRKvILLE BUGGY CO.
rAx coLLEor1oNs-lsoA.

YoRKv1LLE, s. c., Sept. is. 1904.
TN accordance with the law, my books
lwill be opened on the 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1904, for the collection OF
STATE, COUNTY AND SPECIAL
TAXES for the fiscal year commence
ing January list 1904. and will be Kept
open until the 31ST DAY OF DECEM-
BER, 1904. without penalty. after
which day ONE PER CENT penalty
will be added for all payments made In
the month Of JANUARY, 1906, TWO
PER CENT penalty on all payments
made In the month Of FEBRUARY,
and SEVEN PER CENT penalty on
all payments made from MARCH 1ST
until MARCH 18TH. 1905, after which
day all taxes not paid will go into
execution and be placed in the hands
of the sheriff for collection. E-e'
For the convenience Of tax payers i
will meet them at the following places
on the dates named:
At Yorkville, from Monday, 14th day
Of November, until Saturday, the 26th
day of November.
At Rock Hill, from Monday, the 2Sth
day of November, until Tuesday, 6th
day Of December. ----
At Yorkville, from Wednesday, the
7th day Of December, until Saturday,
the 31st day Of December, after which
day, penalties attach, as before stated.
Also / will receive VOLUNTARY
PAYMENTS OF COMMUTATION
ROAD TAXES for the year 1905, at
TWO DOLLARS each.
II. A. D. NEELY, County Treasurer.