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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
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OIL ioIdjc nnltrcr tSrcrmoc, iucIdje bic
Don ibrCn bcitcQtcn Willitcr nid)t CT
bieIten.
@ir bobcn cine NnjaDl @cftcamt,
gen on 6unO, Ole mir 6atiim rid,t
ii,Qcn tGnicn, mcii DC Abrciicn IN.
!clcriid) iil6 oocr lbcile bcrict6cn
icblct, cbcr iiGcrbaupt fc,llc nl,gcgc-
Fen iill0. Ncm iold)c inicrcr 2eier,
meldIe Die Wnitcr nidIt crbicltcr. TINS
fire Nanlen Nbrciie, Die acp.iuiMten
Wiitcr nno ocrcn GroBe Der Nriei
eertlidJ rsid)ricDea miti1eileH. Urr.
Den mir 0ie Mltiter prompt 5~uictoeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
Sliitbcn ocS Scmpcrcns-ltnIinns.

GrrtBcIebtc mo crfolgrcidc @iiblc.
rcien III Ohio mo Snoiono.
Sn G%cnnciicc bari Jest logor fem
Giinnbicr mcbr b~ergcitcQt ipcr-
ocn.
Eolcoo, g, IS. Npril. - @ro-
mincntc 9l9itatorU Der n9lnti Sn=
Icon SeoQuc mo Erobibitionaportel
mer0cn III elmer 9n5obl &erlomnl'
llnlNcu. sic nm Sonntog, ocn IL.
Moi, ~nbgtboltcn mer0cn lollell, dl9
TeOnCr uuitrctcll, I'M ju bem,rten,
0ob otc Counties Gpleoo mo Slico2
rtrodcn" itilnmcn. Son SO SnnjelIl
bcrob miro om bc5ctdnetcll Gage oe3
WorgclrS lttO bcS Nod)nlittn8a Nro-
bibition g%cpreOigt mcroell. Cine
Notc ip1tcr miro SIT ocmlcIben 3rrcd
cine arobe Observation-Disclosures at
GcbuItcn lpcroen. Sn 2ucoa-Golntp
ollcin bciinoen iih 800 @lrtb1dor.
ten, oie eingcbcn n%liillcl, mcnn Die
,lrodcncn" liegcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
Gin 9lpptnGftr orr Nlcnicit

io1t, e iei italuict5lucrth mic picle
oItmooiihc Nti!tcI ned I'M UttroudJ
limo, ;. =. ejn ioldca iiir Ole Grbol.
tluia bcr Gorye bca Sonrca PIP @rpb.
mlttcrs oSu,Jci 3Grc." God lci
bics N}ittel ourd) 3uiab pcn Sdnuc.
ieI n9ch loiriiomcr gcmad)l ypor0cn.
Scbt. lucln Oo9 Soar ou;idnt cocr
crar1ut, 1c1t man nidlt mchr in cen
0orterL I'M Hr1liter iiir oSbcc" III
iarntcIt. ion0ern cinioH ltnd) Scr
nodlitcn 9lpothetc II. c~rlnnli @nctb'9
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ttcfrn ~Dcrfauicu c9 fir SOC. u0cr
Sl.00 Die 6loidlc. o0cr c2 miro brett
acNcn Ginlelt0il3 Gra Erciics per.
loot bon Der Apctb Chemical Go.,
"A GortIon6t. Ctr. Ncp.Dorf Gity.
3u per!nufcn itnb e~ntpfo6len burN
ole NiGlpsts & @att5 2lpofDcfrn.
uno gfeoS grGa Co, eerirJion. mo
(HprilS,j1o-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
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2cub, z. =, %. Npril. - Is
miro onBefiin5iGt, DAP 9iidoi Sobu
Stnrifo, mcIdcr m1brcno scr lcBtcll
iicben Sobrc 9iimof Der romiid,.
fotboliihen Giojcic pon Siio-0 ntOtn
mar, lucNcn lciocnocr @eilnobcjt re-
iianirt bot mo icinc Hcii9nntion POM
1io2itc ongenonlmcn morocn lit. Sto.
rita miro i'm ndditcn Monot mad lei.
hem Scimntbslanbc 5urildGcbrcil, Inn
bort Der Hi,bc 81 pfle9cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
3iigc i'm Sd)ncc itcfcn grblicbcu.

&oIiipclL Mont., 2S. 2(pril.
Gro u1O Sdnccrutidc, pclNc
lett icd,a5cbn StunOcn iid) micocrholt
hGbcn, bIodircu al cincm Nlntt cine
MrtIc 0Itlif uon Npod bic @clciic
Der Great Nortbcrn 9nbn" 10 uou-
ltSnoia, 0oB Gin Gubcno 3iigc, oo-
rnntcr pier &erioncnjil8c, OoourA
a~uf0chaltcn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
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9r. 10. ,%coc &oltairou fcnlt
zen @ertl ritrr 5Mjir5c, Die leitt
cnjuIc1cn lit - cine ioldc lit obcl
iGultrirt, tie lGiitt ocs alciO mo iii
ocd hilbidI. Simcu, @inlboIn, Ycr.
cole uno 0n0crc 0bnIihc Stoiic iino
paiicno. IN orci @r6Bcr; tlciM nit
tcIArob ut0 GroG. Sir Gle mittct
0robc Sorta iino GM Dcros Material
bcr0tbilt.
Gin Militcr OieiCr 2lrt miro geocll
G%inicnoutg nom 10 Gents in Sil6cr
orcr @ricirnartcn oil ir1cno cine
Nhrciic ncion0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
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@rof b. &crnitorit Der oeltid)c
Sotif}oitc:. biCIt beilte HbCnO in So
llmbia, 8. else ulttrciiontr Niece pot
Der 0ortiacn Son0elsfomnlcr iibcr sic
Non0alsbcjicbungcn 5ulldCn Tttt,G)-
lnno un0 Ocl1 Ger. Stuutcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29

9tegcr oltge8rtficn. 49, Eoiie dlti
Der Sud)e nnd) Dem Sf)unObu
ben. - 0eiGbrIiGer Brand in
cincm &oocn 5l Topiou.
Cine Goiic, al Ocrcu Spibc ScllrD
Nltcoogt unO Ieinc orci S0bnc @cor
ge, Millinu rnO Serrp, ioluic sic
Gountn g goli5ci iicbt, bciinoct iid)
uuf Der Slld)c nod) cincm u%lbefonls
ten gic9er. Der am Gicuito0 9tat.
mrittog gegen llhr 6rou Mtorp 9lltcs
pogt, Satin BON &cnrp Nltcpogt. an
5u8reifcn ucriudltc, iu0brcnO iid) Die
5roll ullein in Der Slide ibrcr @ob-
ming at Slte'a Greet in Scr N0bc
ponl Mionlc Nipcr oltibielt. Aod)
Nllqa6c pnil Sral AltcpoQt crid)icn
Der NeBcr rloelld) III Der Slide unO
Itilr5tc itd) uui JIG, inOcnl CT i6r nit
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rtien muroC. Srob0cnt Die Srol,
burd) ben Sfrcdcn bcinubc cntncrpt
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Illgre'ter, mo c. gCloll9 ibr, clll
OciucDr, baS IN elmer GdG Der Slide
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lcm 3ltltnnbe un0 mcbrcrc Sdrom.
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ob. SoQtc Der Sduloigc crpiid)t
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lbnen cefnn0.
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Gbelopeofc' urlo Yenninlponio q 9luc.
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@ltIiittS 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
Gricf6cf0rScrnug mud, Dem IuSIanbe.

Die ou8I6noiidc Eoit iiir cie nit
ocnl I. Moi 1909 cuocl0c Modjc
iblir6t bier i'm Sm;ptpoItomte, in
ulen 6d0en piinftlih, pie iolgt:
Eie &Adttpoit lit bon 8 llhr Wor.
GERS. bis 8 llbr gtdfnitlo0s td9li&
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Nittnn9 ont Gi2nItnl.
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9lbcno9 nod europa, 9lirifo uno
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pin Nlontoltb mo %GhsrbourQ; I'M
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
In Nnntinatpn ucrhGftpt.

Weuopillc, So, %. 9lpril. -
IN 8ciellid)nit cinc3 iun9en 6rauen-
jln1mcrs, nit mclfem or bllrd)gc-
brnnnt Uur, lpltroe See 8nrahan, Der
iriibcrc Scfretdr Der biciigcn ,9uii.
ncB Mems. Grd]nn9c. in @untington.
Sno.. ll,ter ser 9eldlilbiNltna Der.
boitet, bub or $1,000 nnteridlogcll
iulo Siamalltcn mo mloerc 8crtb.
icflcn a~citoblcn bobe. Grci Getef-
tips bnttcn ieit 5ctn Sa9rn in gang
Snoiana ltnb Chic chi bus Bacr
Sngo gcuad)t. lic 6rai, lit leioeno
itno mira bo1er i'll Suntingtcn blei-
tcn, p1breno @ordhun nnh Mea0.
bile 5uriid trunsportirt miro.
Cine IN bent Npurtmentbaits
Nr. 1927, Wabdib. Apcrue. Gbicoqo,
eillgctretclle GbemifaIien Grploiion
bate III Der uurIcsten Nod,t Den Joo
oes @lfters Soiepb MuQen sur
6olge. Webrere anberc Eerlolten
puroen pcrlest. Fer burh Die Or
plolion Dem @cbaube slgciiigt Sda,
Den beldillt ii6 ditf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
Ius Baltimore. Sountg.

6rau Murp Nltcpo0t IN ibrcr g&oh-
lnltllg onl Sues Greet Don cirem
Ncgcr olrge9rificn, - Eoiie olIf
Der SudJe mad, DEM SHun0bu
ben. - @eiGbrIiGer Yrun0 in
CtltCnt Su0en Ri Iulpiun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29

EGHt mr'5 aaslanb befprgt O. 9aine, lf3
Ch'yaitiiapres Ctr, mace enfpm ounit.2ipenue.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
Official Directory
County Officers.

Alber; WsllboTn attorney
John sims. Treasurer
W L Beardsley CLERK
d. p. Miller, Sheriff
W Culwell. County Judge
q W Meeks, supt. OF schools
Ada p Smith, Register of Deeds
q Fields, Surveyor
G C Maphet, Com lsi District
n G Lewis. Com. I'd District
A P Hatfield. Com Cd District
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20

District No 10, Ruskin, Okla.
Length OF term-three months.
Greatest number pupils enrolled-SS,
Those absent but not tardy: Ora
Spore, Myrtle Scott, Alma Scott,
Thelms Scott Lloyd Scott, Cyrel Guy
er, Clifford Guyer, Edith Guyer Le-
titia Guyer, Elsie Guyer and Mabel
Wells.
Those neither absent nor tardy-IIa-
eel Scott.
Those making grades worthy of
mention: Letitia Guyer, Rut h
Graves. Alma Scott, Clifford Guyer,
Edith Scott, Ruby Scott and Cyrel
Guyer.
While we were sorry to see the last
come so soon, we can say that we
worked hard while we could
The teacher was agrecably surprised
the last day by some of the lady pot
rons. 1t is needless to say that We
enjoyed that dinner
At two o'clock the little folks ren-
dered their short hut interesting pro-
gram after which good -byes were said
May they all have many more happy
school days.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
A Splendid Free Trip to New
York City for a Young Lady.

will probably bs TO Boston.
The editor and vile took party like
tins to Washington City three years
ago and it was a great success-ihe
most pleasant outing Of a lifetime
bot We are planning 20 make this even
finer trip. II that i possible.
Nothing i of grestsr value 10 any
one. especially young people. than
travel. and no matter how much one
has travelled a trip such a. this will b..
will not only be pleasant in every
sense Of the word. but poss~ss great
educational value.
Since only one person will be al
lowed 10 20 from county il Is impor-
tant you act Immediately IL you secure
this opportunity of getting the finest
FREE TRIP that was ever offered in
Oklahoma for there will be dozens in
each Of the seyenty-iiye counties Of
I the state who viii want 10 20. and
after we have gwen the appointment
/ for a county to one person there j. no
chance for another to win such a Gov
etsd prize, since it is not to be a con-
test in any senseg You know in the
beginning just what you will have to
! do, and the reward. In event Of your
being unable to 90 on account Of sick
ness, or any other reasonable excuse
a cash commission will be paid for all
subscriptions taken, thus insuring you
against the possibility Of failing to be
rewarded for your work.
Write Immediately asking for the
county you desire. stating who you are
and your reasons for feeling you can
do this work successfully, and send u.
letter from some of the prominent
people Of the county as to your stand
ing. We do this because we desire 10
secure only ladies of good standing
who are worthy OF the support of The
county's best people; also, TO assure
you that you will find We have selected
young women in every respect worthy
OF association.
Since the interest in Oklahoma i:
general. and subscriptions may b.
taken most successfully all over the
United States, any young woman oi
standing who lives in other states
, who will secure financial a. well a:
social Endorsement. will be given op.
, pOrtunity to secure the required list
in her state and given any territory
not previously assigned, and taken OF
the tgip on the same terms as the res
OF the party.
No one will be allowed to work un.
I'll given authority from this office
J Write US to-day.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20

Sturm's Oklahoma Magazine has
made arrangements 70 take a young
lady from ezch Of the sevensy-fve
counties in Oklahona 70 New YorF
City. the trip 10 b. made by nail to
Galveston and from there 70 New York
and return by water on the new steam
ship Brazos. one of the bcst steamers
in the service Of the Mallory Steam
.hip Company and one Of the finest
afioai.
This Magazine viii not only take
one young lady from each county in
the state. but will pay ell expenses ot
the trip, including fare. berihs. hotel
expense while in New York City. and
all Of the incidental expenses Of the
entire trip
We hope to sail a. soon in the sum
iner a. the work incidental to going
can be done. the exact date 20 be an
nounced thirty days before starting
To be entitled TO this free trip il is
only necessary for each young lady to
secure 30 cash subscribers, at sl5f
each. the regular price OF the Maga-
zine. Any person going who desire:
some money for incidental expense.
during the work Of getting the sub.
seriptions will be allowed a cash com
mission Of ten per cent on all collec
tiOns, she to get 30 subscribers in
stead Of 800 where all OF the monel
collected is to be sent to the Magazine
Amy live, emerge tic young lady VIII
enjoys the esteem and confidence o
her neighbors and associates can easil!
secure go subscribers in a month il
any county in this state, and thus en-
Joy the finest trip possible to plan. an'
at the same time earn money for he
necessary expenses in getting abou
over her county.
No pains have been spared in max
ing arrangements for this trip, both a
to the methods OF travel and the terri
tory covered. Certainly no othe
American city is more attractive TO al
than the metropolis, and all will agre
that no other method OF travel sur
passes that Of the great ocean steamer
| The trip as planned will require thre
weeks. which will be spent about a
follows: Two days after departin
froA Oklahoma City sail from Calves
ton, five days enroute To New lor
where we remain one week, sailin
from New York spend five days o
board steamer to Galveston and tw
days by rail home, making just thre
weeks. Several side trips will b
made from New York. one OF whic
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
- Post Cards Free.

Here is an opportunity for anyone to
obtain 2I handsomely colored souvenir
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a set Of "a cards entitled Language OF
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tain them is TO send 25c for a years
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We know that you will be highly
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Remember for the small sum OF 25c
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Journal for full year aud get your
choice Of any Of the sets OF post cards
Send Pc aud address the Kansas
City Weekly Journal, Kansas City, No.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
Suggested Program, Order OF
Business, Annual School
Meeting

Injecting called to order by Direc-
tor.
breeding Of any letter or COM
munications.
S-Reading of Clerks annual report.
f. Treasurer's
approval Of reports il they agree
and are correct.
6-Refering same to auditiT COM
istse II they do nor agree.
7-Elcction Of officers whose term
has eXpired-the treasurer
Selection OF officers To fill va
cancies if they exist
disappointment Of committee to
prepare ground for tree planting.
l0-Diseussion OF repairs and i'm
provements etc.
ll-Deternining length Of school
term.
l2-Tax levy 10 mills, school pur-
poses and mills building fund.
i3-Qualiiying newly elected officers
4-Miscellaneous business.
l5-Reading and approving minutes
l6-Motion 10 adjourn.
Should your 1905 valuation not yield
sufficient revenue TO run your school,
you csn adjourn until August lst aud
n the meantime get your 1909 yalu-
alton.
Truiy q " NFvrs
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20

Ip~ tssngs are OF the utmost
importance to the agricultural in
tets OF your section, and they
should command the interest and at
tendance OF every one interested III
the agricultural progress Of these
large northwestern counties. You are
soon To have a District Agricultural
and Mechanical school located in your
section, and next year will have n
state demonstration farm in each
county.
Capable speakers will be in attend =
ance at each meeting and the regular
election OF officers for the county in
stitute. and delegate and alternate
to attend the annual state institute Ia
'be held in Saltwater, Oklahoma, on
the second Tuesday in August, will be-
held on the dates above named.
Please give these meetings the Wild
est publicity possible.
Very sincerely yours,
OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD
OF AGRICULTURE.
By CHAs r. BARRETT, Secretary.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
Our Specialties=-Work Shoes
that stand the work
Post Office Hours

Changed by order post master gen
eral. Will take effect OH and after
February lst, 1903, as follows:
Lobby open from Z A. NJ, to $50 p.
VI. Office open for business Z 80 A. NJ.
to Z. VI. Sundays hour after
arrival OF mail
JSo. r. THOMAS,
Post Master.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
Fairview School Report.

By CHAs. F. BsRRErr, Secretary.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
To the Farmers of Harper,
Beaver, Texas, and Cimar-
ron Counties.

The State Board Of Agriculture, by
its president, has ordered the annual
Farmers Institutes held in your Sec
tion on the following dates and at the
fOlloUinp places.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20

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paper may be worth a lifc-time sub
scription to you-subscribe now.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
County Court

The First Monday in January, March
May. July. September. and November
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
District Court Officers.

Hon. X II. Loofbourrow, Judge
Hon. John Embry, U s Attorney
John r. ADernathy, U. 5. aarshal
W. T Quinn, District Clerk
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Send the HERALD to friend in the
East--or some other place.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
Shoes THE Newest Spring STYLES
have JUST Been RECEIVED

Leather Vici Chocolate Tan and Wine, for
~ Men, Women and Children in sizes, quantities. styles and
prices that will fit your foot and suit your TASTE as well as your
purse For years have each year bought larger
stocks old reliable SELL SHOES than during the previous
year and this year carry the largest line OF new STYLISH
SHOES in Beaver County.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-03-31
SCOTT'S
EMULSION

Half a teaspoonful three or
four times a day in its bottle
will have the desired effect. 1t
seems to have a magical effect
upon babies and children. A
fifty-cent bottle will prove the
truth of our statements.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-03-31
FIREMAN KILLED ON G. AND N.
Wreck Near YorlSville - knights
Templar Special Leaves Rails.

Yorkville, March 24-A special
train of an engine, baggage car and
passenger car on the Carolina and
Northwestern railroad was wrecked
to-day about two and a half miles
south of Yorkville. The train was
carrying about 65 passengers
knights Templars and their relatives
from Chester to Yorkville. Fire
man Frank Hardin, of Chester,
jumped. and was Instantly killed.
Engineer Smyer stuck to his post
and escaped uninjured, though the
engine and tender both turned over.
None Of the passengers was hurt.
The wreck occurred on straight
stretch. OF track when the train was
going about eighteen miles an hour.
The engine and tender ind both cars
left the track.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-03-31
THE STORM IN COLUMBIA.
Trees and Electric Poles Down
Hard ut Newberry Also.

Columbia, March 25.-The sever
est wind and electric storm in ten
years swept this section early this
morning. At Childs station some
freight cars were blown on to the
main line causing the wreck OF an
incoming freight. Trees and electric
poles are down in all sections Of the
city. A passenger train on the Sea-
board had narrow escape from
running into tree across the track
In the city. Two houses, unoccu-
pied, were blown down at Ridge
wood, suburb.
At Newberry the Sunday school
room of the Methodist church was
wrecked
The Baptist church was wrecked at
lrmo. near Columbia.