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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05
W. 8. RICHARDS, 3. S. A.
Animal Husbandman N. Oak. Agr. Col.
Iege and Es. staton-sec. N. OAK.
Live Stock Assn Sec. and Execu.
tive Officer Stallion Registration
Board.

r aised ON a
stock farm In
Wisconsin, After
graduation from
[ h g wisconsin
Agricultural col
lego he was em-
ployed as an In
strlktor in ami
nal husbandry
there. In 1904 he
came to North
Dakota 10 his
present position,
Professor Rich,
ards is taking a
very active part
in encouraging
The lilA Stock in.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05

vi gasoline and part ot crude sar-
conc acid go-ga pr cont strength.
This is stirred ~ Ahen used and may
be applied With any Of the haud spray
pumps or With hrusi Ii 9o95 per
cent. crude carboli acid cannot be oh
tanned. crcsol may be substituted for
il In this paint
The routine methods used by the
station are as follows
All Matching and rearing Of chickens
is done III incubators and broodcrs
The growing chlckcns are never al.
lowed to come into any contact What
ever With old hens Therefore. when
the pullcts are ready TO 80 into the
Laying houses In the tall they are free
from lice Sometime in the late sum.
NOR usually in AUGUST or early IN
September. the Ylug houses are Civ.
en thorough cleaiing They are first
selaped, secured and washed out with
water thrown On the wallis and floor
with as much pressure as possible
from hose Thsy are then given two
thorough sprayues With an Interval
Of several days Intervening. With &
solution of crcsol Then the
ronsting boards. nests. floors and
wallis TO a heigh of about five feet are
thorouehly SPRAYED With The lice paint
lkerosene oil and crude carbolic acid
described above Finally. any year
lnes. or older birds. whether male ol
female. which are 10 be kept over fol
the next years work are given two ol
three successive dustines. at intervals
OF several days to week between
each application. With the lice pow
der described above before they are
put into the clean houses
Az result Of these methods. th'
stations poultry plant is at all times
of the year practically FREQ of lice.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05
PROF. t. S. KFEME:. 4. S.
Dean and Professor Of Physics ane
Mechanical Engineering, y. Dss
Agricultural College.

lsefcre entering
the engineering
department OF
the | University OF
Illinois Professor
keene spent four
wears as a ma
cllinist appren-
tice On gradua-
lion he was made
an instructor. In
1892 he came TO
North Dakota and
took cliasge Of
his present work.
The department
has grown until it
nov occupies two
W ell equipped
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05
Keen Boar bv Himself.

The most common mistake made by
many farmers is to allow tho boar &c
run with the herd continually. He
should be kept in roomy enclosur
by himself.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05

periments. cultai3.l methods horticul-
tural work, and le largest alfalfa ex
pertinent in the United States He
has published ae eeral annual reports.
also press bulletla No AZ on alfalfa,
and with Chas 85and he has written
bulletin No l85 on alfalfa issued by
bureau OF plant Industry. He is also
taking a very active part ia farmers
Institutes and d. farming meetings.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05

To accept good advice is but to In
crease ones own ability. Goethe.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05

For himself doth n man work evil
in worklng eyfi for another Hesiod.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05
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x5d9tss Int it about tiine

U Wefe puttiER ID yNUT UfUET
.t,.t,.,, c...de s8iairarc .,1-a3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19
6eoloeiife
Sremtiosuoiieter
Sfanoinapicn iom Woropulen.

en- fienbt Hem.Yorfer G~rofesiof
bar / ct Siosifrift forflaret, at en-.
gang / Sremtioen oil England bli en-
ubebpet % isbeffet Sbemarf, Cont
hon en- lioen gp, iom altib bar SIS og
Sne pao @aoerne, % paa Sbemien
bill Der bore ben fineite Spalrosiagt,
lem finoes. Sit bette bill ife, buis
her bare fomnter ct ~oroentlig Soro.
ifiGlp etitebs / HGrbeoen al 8eitin.
bien.
Yaa inmnle Sio icm Gnglano bill
bli ct arftiif 2ano, bill ben norolige
Gel al De 6preneoe Stater bli ct tro'
piif palmebeporet 2ano. @eb Sri.
teositatuen / Stem Dorf pil man fun
ne fonge s(ligatorer, % / Seem Dorfs
Barter pil mo filnrre pluffe appel-
finer fra Ielpe SrGerne % 8ofusnso.
Der fra Halmerne.
Spao Ser bill tie meo England pll
oeiaa lie nteb Norge, iom bill bli iom
Greenland, og llolpnoingens Gro paa
al Der gaar osborne ON | 9pens
@aoer, bill Ga bIi til Sirfeligbeo.
Senne Hepolution al De niip9renoe
Slimatforbolb bill funne frembringes
cIene PEG Ell Soranorin9 al @olt'
I;rsmmens Sob, en- Soranoring, Tom
fan foresaa iom 5slge al ct Soro'
ifialp peo De peitinoiife Ger, iom lig.
get ira Yorto Rico oa ino til ben
ipoamerifanife apit. 0isie Ger oil,
bpis Meaemrulnmet meuem Dem bG.
Der Jig, itenge SnOlsbet til bet cart
6life Sap, eiennem builtet @oIfitrsm'
men M gaar, inoen ben naar inc |
Den merifonlfe Sapbugt % oertrn
iaien no / Sceanet for at lsbe noro'
crer. st Soroifi9lu, ium luftet @an'
oct mellem 6lorioa og Scuba, piloe
pirfe paa iamme Waabe.
= Gen proieterenbe Proiesior ipnes
boa life at babe tat 6enipn til bet
Iuftum, at Den itsrite Gel al 8olf-
Ilremmens parmte @anb ilet life fom.
nier inoont De pe%itinoiife Ger, men
i~orener iig meb ben eaentli9e Coli
itrsm norbeit for 6loribaitr9oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19

mington og Sefierion nplig bor for.
Gret ben populGre Treitemono.
Samtioig mleo at De fisbte Automo-
bill til BAN, ifiGnfeoe be BAN 500
/ Cub It'll Gle" for Noifinen.
6. s. ambIi, De norif-ameri.
tanife 3ppograiers 9eitor, iplote Den
1Sbe Wai 70 gar. DIR. gmbli er
fremoeles rolf % rsrie, men bar |
bet ienere truffet iig mere tiIboge fra
aftipt grbcioe, / "Iecorob.Y oiten"s
Srpfferi, bppr BON III efter AZ aars
uafbrubt 9irfiombeb finn bebeper at
gisre ioameget eaer iaolioet, iom ban
hitter. Selp paaitaar Der. Imbli, at
iEporpel ban letter Bris poa at bore
Feniioniit - bpao ban er | oobbelt
Soritano, ba ban oaiaa %oppebGrer
Eeniion nf Snfel Gam for lin tapre
TeItaselie i 9orserfrisen - faIoer
oct bam noget ipert life at arbeioe
ben reglementerebe Sio / Srpfferiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19
ling Stnbent rrnfuct.

Sibite Wanoag gften meIlem ST.
6 og 7 lso Oct plloielig ira Wilnb
til Mrno, at en- ing Wano, en- al
2utber Colleges Stubenter, ifulbe
bore brufnet / Glpen itrar neoen.
for Sauener's Wsaebam / Weit De-
corab. Oct bite Jig oespGrre at
bore altfor iau6t, % at ben ulge
Wanb bar SiloS Sbefloc, Ell Ssnne.
ion al 9aarb Sbeiloe Der / Spen.
Otter at bape ipiit tilaftens bar llnge
Sbefloe iammcn meo Here andre
Shloenter peo GoQe9et, gaoet neo til
oct iropanIige 9ooeiteo, og unber
Sooningen bar ban formobentli9
iaaet arampe, tbi omenoifisnt en- al
aameraterne, Ser bar BAN nGr, peo
bans Haob ON Si9lp foriegte at
reooe BAN, Qif ban DOG itrar til.
bunos. Ger bcnaif maoife benimoo
Ell 9imes 5io, for 2isct sienfano.
tes, oa man mnatte iofne / glpen
eiter oct, % tiltroos for, at flere al
Spens 99ser arbeibebe meo @ien.
oplipningsforis9 til benimoo Ytib.
nat, bite bet liz BOG, at enbper Gins.
gniit par foripunben.
Sirsbos @ften bIep 2iget eiter
Ssrgegubstieneiten peo Goaeget
brogt neb til Sernbnneitationen %
iert pibere til Siemmct peo Soif.
man, Minn, bpor De iergenoe iSor.
Glore penteoe bef Ssn, iom iioitc
SOFT meb iod fort 9iusbuob bapoe
reiit ira Srorenebiemmct. Serge.
toget fra GoGeeet neo til Stotionen
bar liaeIoo imltf iom g~ribcnoe: &c
opmpebe Soner ira Sutber College
gano, ben title HGffe al Ifoeoes
S9rere, Der MI lebiaecoe Ell
al line fiGre Gleper poo ben iioite
Heiie, % Den lange Hoo llnac Sin.
oenter, Der nleb ougget 9lif iulqtc
i'm aanlerot paa Seien til ocn itore
0erie. @rof. Ylpisafer leoiageoe
Siget til Soffman.
Silas Sbefloe blep finn 70 Ior
anmmeI, og ban begpnbte isrit iioitc
Ssit line Stubier peb Golleaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19

Huteifibene paa De itore Geroens-
bapc-bar iom befienot / ben iioite 9io
tiltat pperoroentlig megct / Stsr.
relic. Bare paa 10 Aar er Warimum
gaoet op ira 10000 til 10000 Cons.
en Sagfpnbig engelifmono ipaar
Ell Siosifriftartifel, at inoen ri ifri-
Der 1920, pil 9ampifibe paa 1907
Cons barre unber Spieiling. Zen
rolbIomnle Sert al Sfibene bar ollie
rebe polot % bill fremoeles poloc
mango 8anifeliabeoer babe for
Sfibsbpggcre oa Sapneantoriteter;
8erfterre bor moattet uopioes %
&apnene itoopbes % Oct maa Der
iprtIGttes meb. Oct beregnes, at
bpis 2onbon ifal bolbe lin Stiaing
itm Sapneitoo, mon Der forotages
glrbeioer, iom bill foite oper 60 Wtil.
lipner Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19

granot bso pelfommen % introbit-
certe Mftenens ErGiioent aonilil Wiit,
lom notaIte fin 5ilireosbeb oper ben
lmnffe og pproige Jeiring al Den
17Se Rai, iom ri buuoe prret 0ione
I'll, % i'm 1of til ale, iom bapoe poc-
ret meo til at gisre Oagen fetlig %
oo i S9rbeIesbeo til 9utber College,
JON bapoe peret iaa peIpiaig at
operlaoe Campus til Jeitfomiteen %
I'll Sutber goQe5e ganb % Srfeiter,
JON nrloer bets utrGttelige o. inipi-
rerenoe Seoer Grof. Sperati life
minoit babe bioraget til ben pellpf-
feoe 6eiring al 6ribeosoagen. Sun
beflaeeoe, at Froi. Yreus al let Tor.
ituaelige @run0e bauoe maattet giue
gffalo poa at boloe Den loueoe 6eit-
tale. San tinoo iig oerfor at opfor.
Ore De siuitenoe 5alere til at ii9e no.
gen Orb, og for at iaa Dem pna Glib
gap ban Hrof. Sobn Gable at belpare
Oct panifelige ~Sprsgsmaal: "Sbor-
for @albriien life panot oper Der
oen", bpab Yroiesioren beiporte til
alles Silfreosbeo o. Wunterbeb. BRO.
icsior 6. %. gec talte oerpaa poffert
og beteenenbe on Gecorab iom Norb-
mGnbenes SopoOitaO / gmerifa. 90
itor @ein ira Caledonia iortalte I'm.
moriitiif ON, bporleoes ban, ifisrt
Slespieer al 6sOiel, blep norif og
til oa meb 8osling. s Ssbet Of vi.
tenen u~nOerbolot Siitber College Or
feiter % Sangeriorbunoet unoer
Erof. Sperotis Srplleitno. Sorfriif.
ninger blep ~ierperet og Ell lelifobelig
% feltlig Mtmoiirre berifet / Den
ima9fulbt beforercrc Saa til langt
no paa Iitencn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19
Seannc o'MreS &aaroc.

s Muieet / Dion opbepores ct fini
i~Grarbeioet gammelt Sperb, Der me-
mes at bape tiIbsrt Somfruen al Or
leans, oa oct err Den eneite &%elifpie,
man bar efter benoe.
Sporleoes benne 8aorbe err bah.
| net / 9iion, peb man life, og man
bar heller life noeen abiolut Siffer-
beo for, at Den bar tilbsrt Seanne
b'Irc; men Ell 29ffe enfeltbeoer
eisr S%ppotbcien berom operoroentlig
ianoipnlig. Yaa ben anoen SIDE al
aIinsen ier man &apnet CHARLES
Septieme" og Ell Wanbsififfelie, Der
fn9ler foran ct aors, pan ben anoen
SIDE I9ies Srbet "Saucouleurs", oe
resroen er alinsen ioripnet meo
Sranfriss Gaaben, gpen Orleans
@aaben % paa 8 Steoer meo Stars
toIet 1419.
Gu bar aarl oeu Spoenoe eanife
rift enonu life 8onge / aaret 1419;
men en- HGffe Smitanoisbeoer lpncs
q. tpoe paa, at 1419 life er oct aar,
| bpiIfet alinsen err fremitiaet, men
at bette sarstaI ienere er inoerape'
ret til 9tinhe ON en- beitemt gesioen.
heo. Oct par | aaret t419, at Ser.
tusen Of 9ureunb. Soban Den llfcr.
i9rbebe, bIep brGbt paa Sroen peS
@ontcreau / SperpereIie Of ben ie.
mere aarI ben Spoenoe. % aaaroen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19

Der er iorfproiget Of Saabenimeoen
Snplis aguaoe / 1oleoo, er eiter
al Saubipnligbeo blenen operroft
Seonne b'grc al 9orl Den Spnenoe;
berfor taller osiaa Den Smit9nbig.
Deo, al 6Giiet er iaa lioet, at oct
lieppe bar o9ret beregnet til of l99.
ges | en- Wanosboono.
Won peb at aorI Den Sppenoe peo
eli Setlisbeo ~ifiGnfeoe %,Sennne o'grc
en- aaoroe, % man oeb ogioo, at ben.
ne aoaroe efter Seonne b'grcs Gso
en- Sio blep opbeparet / giifop Gous
don, iom ienere ifi9ntebe Den til
Fbilip ben @obe al gurauno; oa
cit ipnes at tpoe paa, of Oct err oennc
aaaroe, Der MI ligger / Iuieet /
Sijon; men bporleoes ben / ioa
5alo er fommen oertil, bar oct life
p9ret miligt at efteripore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19
Understanding
Ten 12oe Mai.

epo Ct. Vaul @pssms.;.,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19

line 5or9lore i Geeorab iioen Soften
1901, bar | De iioite 3 aar Glen peo
Sutber College % WeoIem al 9utber
College gano, Gecorab Choral linton
os Weuigbeoens MISUNDERSTANDING.
San par ! Sjemmet en- eIifelis Ssrt
on bapoe mango %trofaite 8enner
tionot De llnae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19
Ssbsfalb.

Wrs. H%nsnbilo @iIbcrtion osoe
iorIeoen / lit Stem i Waoiion Sopn-
hip og bIep iioite Ssnoag bearapet
peb MaOiion Strife. afosoe bar isbt
/ Nurge i lS43. Senocs Wano osoe
Tor ITngerc Sio iiben.
Mrs. s. s. Green, bpis Wfano
cier % reoiserer 9laoet Bubble
Opinion" Der | gpen. osbe 5irsbaa
Gitermiooug. i Jamiliens Stem paa
@aibineton Street efter ct langpa.
rist SpoeIeie at 9riabis Giieaie,
S%pruoen i'm Mano efterlaber bum fig
ire minoreoariae Born iamt lin
Mooer, Mrs. g. g. Gouie. alice
Ioe Sracp oar isbt / Gunner CONN.
hip i 1876, men porebe op % bar
altio boet her / 9pen, bpor bun /
1898 bIep gift meo Sarrp 5, Green.
gaitur $. n. gIcsem % Suitru
bar bout Den tunse Sorg peo Gsoen
CT mite i'm Ssn Sobn Mlfreb. Der
osbe eiter Ell Operation paa oct In.
tberite SoipitaI / Ga crosse Nat til
Den 17oe Mai. Ten inee Wano bop-
DC pGret ipg en- llses 9io, oa bans
Sar Den 16oe bragte BAN til So
Crosse. San Tom til $oipitaIet peo
6alu Ter Siben ON aftenen, % en-
Sime ieuere par Sperationen uoiert.
Get bite iis at prre ct me9et afut
SilipIoe al Appendicitis, % Spg'
nommen bar for lanst iremlfreSen til
ct bans 9ip fmmoe reobes. Gan osoe
ST.. I ON Gatten. Saoeren Tom I'll.
tage til 9ecorab meb 2iset ON Otter.
miaoosen oen 17oe. gesrapelien
icresaar ira ssreebuiet 81. 2 Otter
nioSas iniorseu Greoag) % ira
Spnooetirfen 81. $50.
Sobn sIeaer, por isSt ! 9eeSs, ".
Sat, Sbie oebr. 1894. Dor boet Dos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19

9asen aiiluiieSes meS en- icitlie
z ammenfcmit ! Marib' San. Oberit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-19

Spm,aninen "SIsbennen" CT mobiuaer /
eoo Sroen. % ben er oft bt fan snfe en-
epntanine at oGre. Den aisr eobt arbeibe
og guur let.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-30

act of South Carolina is certainly !
a par legally with the refusal Of the
governor of Indiana to honor the re-
quisition of the governor of Kentucky
for Ex-Governor Taylor, charged with
completely in the Gcebel murder.
1t remains to be said that Col. Eel
der, aside from the legal aspect of the
case, has not by his refusal to come
to South Carolina, impressed the peo-
pie of South Carolina with his prepar-
edness to refute the charges brought
against him. 1t is to be hoped not only
for the sake of his own reputation
here but the general clearing up OF
the situation that he will make good
his promise to visit South Carolina,
of his own free will, and not only
bring with him proof of his own inno-
cence but any other proofs that he
may be able to present in connection
with MS exceedingly interesting but
as yet unfruitful controversy with
Governor Blease.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-30
COuldn't Take His Place.,

Joseph P. Sherer told humorous
experience while automobiline riding,
which he said illustrates the sarcasm
which a woman is capable of when oc-
casion demands.
eve were going along at an aWfui
speed" he said. Il didn't see the dog,
but I heard his 'ki-yi,' so ordered
the chauffeur to stop. Going back, we
found an irate lady standing over her
dead dog-one of the ugliest dogs you
ever saw.
"she met us with a TRADE OF re-
marks, telling US in no uncertain
terms what she thought Of us and
automobiles in general, finishing up
by calling US the murderers OF her
dog. It was then that I thought I
would pacify her.
Madam I said, I will replace
your dog
"'Sir,' she said in freezing tone OF
voice, you fatter YOURSELF .'"-Milwau-
kee Sentinel.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-30

tanned through his legal services ren-
dered. some of them. This story tur-
ther alleged that part of the consld-
Grafton of his retention was a prom
ise of immunity for two of his clients,
a whiskey house for which he had
been attorney and "Hub' Evans. The
Piedmont does not know that there
was any truth in the story, but It does
know there has been no real prosecu-
ton of the whiskey house in question
and that, while Hub" Evans Was IN
oicted, he Was never tried, tbcHga he
at each term of court demanded mis-
constitutional right Of speedy tr1al:
The case against him was recently Nol
nrossed, the reason alleged therefor
being the, death of G.. H. Charles, SAID
to be material witness for the prose-
cution. But term after term OF court
passed while Charles was alive with
ont a trial. And other prosecutions
were not pushed which may fail BE-
cause. when trials are finally reacned'
material witnesses in them may We
dead And it now seems that Attorney
General Lyon does not want to try
any graft cases while Blease is gov
ernor. Even those who will agree
with him in that may wonder why
trials were not had curing the four
years Ansel was governor.
Any way you look at it, the whole
thing is an awful muddle with no end
in sight and the public very tired OF it.
Every CRATER should be punished
as the Piedmont sees it, Attorney Cen
eral Lyons duty is to go ahead and
push for trials, doing all ne can TO Sc
cure convictions. That is his ot1clal
d,1tv and he should do it, not govern
ine his conduct by fears Of what Gov
ernor Blease may do. If he do his
duty, his credit therefor will not be
1essened should the chief executive
give pardons to those convicted. But
II the chief executive misuse his par
doning power, the people will deal
with him.
It does not seem to the Piedmont
sufficient excuse for further postpone
ment of trials that there is fear that
the pardoning power will be perverted
to permit criminals to go unWhlpt OF
Justice. Let the attorney general 90
the work Of his Office. He is not re-
sponsible for what the governor does.
The longer trials are postponed the
less chance of conviction. Death Will
claim others beside poor "Lody' Char
les
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-30
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to express our nearc-1elt
appreciation to those who were So
kind to US during the last illness and
death of our dear husband and tathef,-
especially to DR.. Dunn, who was So
attentive and faithful to him unul
death. We most earnestly pray that:
God will reward every one and when
done with us here on earth. may we
be prepared to all meet in heaven
Mrs. S. P. Long and Children.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-30
Too Much Delay.
Newberry, S. c., June rs, 1911.

Greenville Piedmont.
The Unexpectedly large vote last
wear for Barney Evans, for attorney
general, in the Piedmcnt's view there
of, was not so much an endorsement
Of his candidacy or condemnation OF
J. Fraser Lyon personally, as it was
a protest against the long-draWn-out
nature of the winding-up proceedings
and the delay in pushing for an out
come Of the prosecutions Instituted as
a result of the dispensary investlga-
ton. What has happened since mas
made the public all the more anxious
for some end to the whole matter,
which threatens, like Tennysons
brook, to go on forever. Few people
whose opinions are worth much be-
lieve that any of the business men ap-
pointed by Governor Ansel on the dis"
pensary winding-up commission are
other than high-toned, honorable
men, who earnestly strove to do their
very best for the State in the ardu-
Gus, difficult, thankless work thrust
upon them, work whose pay In no way
COMPENSATED them for their neglect OF
their own business interests. OF
course, no man is above suspicion, but
Il will take more than suspicion-or
unsupported charges by politicians
to make those who know them think
any evil of such men as Avery Patton,
Steele Brice, A. N. Wood, W. ]. Muir
ray, John McSween or C. K. Hender-
son. But, there is an idea abroad that
the lawyers connected with the in
vestigation-an who naturally had
almost a free rein in it's legal matters
are somehow responsible for the de-
Law in the winding-up. Some good
men suspect play somewhere for
political advantage. Inere are SOule
things that seem inexplicable. For
instance, the vehemence with which
charges are hurled against Governor
Blease, after he changed the personnel
of the winding-up commission, when
prior to that time the only thing
brought out against him was hearsay
testimony that while State senator he
was an agent for Baltimore whiskey
firm. If Fielder knew the horrible
things about Blease he says he knows,
why we're they not charged and a trial
had during the four years preceding
his election as governor? Why was
nothing said about them until the
charges were brought against Fielder?
During those years there was story
afoat in Columbia that Felder's en-
ployment and his success in his work
were due to familiarity with the
methods with the State dispensary, OBJ
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fully call your attention in order to
keep the records straight. You state
in your editorial: In addition to this,
it is a significant fact that grand
Jury in session at Newherry county,
South Carolina, had refused to indlct
Mr.. Fielder on these very accusations"
l do not know where you obtained this
information, or rather, misinforma-
ton, but in order to set you right on
the subject, let me state that no lndict-
ment has yet been handed out to the
grand Jury against T. B. Fielder. How,
then, could the grand jury have refus-
ed to indict the accused, when the mat
ter has never been before that body
for it's consideration? Furthermore
since when has it become necessary
for a person to be indicted by grand
Jury in order that a warrant and re-
ouisition be of force and effect?
You state further that "in this case
the evidence all shows that his (GoV-
ernor Blease's) attack upon Mr.. Fielder
was groundless, and the indications
are that It was actuated by petty per-
sonal Spite" If this be true, why
should Mr.. Fielder fight extradltlon?
Does he, or anyone else in South
Carolina or Georgia, think for a mo-
ment that any jury in this State would
convict a "citizen Of Georgia" or OF
anv other State in the union, ION the
unsupported charges of a man. whom
"the public of both South Carolina
and Georgia have ceased to take Sc
riously in any of his numerous explo-
sions?" Such an ipsinuation is an
insult to the citizenry of South Caro-
lima. I am not prepared to say Whetn-
er these charges are supported or not,
as do not know what evidence the
winding up commission has in hand'
hut it does seem to me that if Mr.. Eel
der "has been grossly attacked with
out reason or justice" he would de-
mand vindication at the hands OF a
Jury of his countrymen, and by so DO
ing, not only clear his good name OF
any stigma, but at the same time offer
a rebuke to his accusers. A fight
against extradition is not generally
regarded, as a. proof of innocence.
As to the 'seriousness' with which
Governor Blease is taken in South
Carolina, will state-not in his de-
fence, but as matter of history and
fact-that his candidacy for the gov
ernorship last summer was not taken
"seriously," according to more than
hundred newspapers of this State.
Nevertheless, it is now GOVERNOR
Blease!
Respectfully,
Harry w. Dominick.
Newberry, S. c., June 2S, 1911.
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An Editors Invoice.
Clifton Chronicle.

Clifton Chronicle.
A North Carolina editor has KEPT
track of his profit and loss during tne
year and gives an invoice of his busl-
ness at the end OF Twelve months OF
his ups and downs:
Been broke 361 times.
Had money times.
Praised the public 9 times.
Told lies 1,72S times.
Told the truth l time.
Missed prayer melting 50 times.
Been roasted AL times.
Washed Office towel 3 times.
Missed meals 0.
Mistaken for preacher II times.