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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-10-05
PhilesephY.

Learn to be pleased with everything
With wealth. 90 far as II makes us'of
benefit to others: with poverty. for not
having much to care for. and with
obscurity. for being unenvted.-Plu'
tarch.
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l,,r Own introduction.

Her Own introduction.
when did you first become ac-
uuainted with your wife,!
'sThe first time ! disagreed with her
after We were married. Puck.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-10-05

that taught me to fly much as one
teaches u boy to swim by throwing
him in the water and letting him
strike out for himself.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-23

Hiid5ugs leien, Oann fonnen mir
nidt ~beereifen, oaB 10 gntiesli6es
eeideben fonnte, geideben Dor bum
bert Sabren.
8ie piel Meni9enleben ser &iid.
3ug 9efoItet bat, fann geiemano 10
gen. SIN Commencement Smolel,st
loa man 10000 2ei1en per
brannt babelL auf Dem Gle oes
9tiemeu lammelte man nod To-.
600 &eiden urlo mari iie ms 8al
ler. ytednet man Die Saulenoe mt
oa5u, Die in ruiiilhe @efangeni6oft
geraten maren unb iabrelang ii
iDr idmadten muBten, teilmeile in
olrefter SflaDereit 10 bat pielleidi
Ell 3mansigItel oes 9eeres, et1po
10000 Wfann, Die oelltide @ren.
sc erreibt. llno in meldem 3uitan=
Del Wtit abgefrorenen @lieoern.
Dor @unger Ii. aranfbeit eleno, bic
le blooiinnig. piele oireft ma5n-
iinnig, IN Sumpen eebiiqt, 10 80.
gen Die itol5en Rrieger Der gro
BEN Mrmee in Deutihlanos eiu.
Gif @ottesgeridt nailnte es bas
@olf, Oas tie nit @rbarmen auf-
nabm. uno Sabn lang:
Wit 9toB luno Wann uno @agell
Sat iie Der Serr eribIager.
9as gnoe NOR 90. Gas Spltem
mar 5ertriimmert, Die 8olfer erbo-
ben it'd, ons Sod bes aaiiers ob-
anidiittelil. Im is. Sftober 1878,
ecnau Elm Sabr nod Dem 8esinll
oes Niid5ugs aus Mosfau, nuroe
Die 8olferidladt bel 2eipsig se-
i6lagen uno eenau 5mei Sabre ipG-
ter, aru IS. Sftober 1915, mari Ser
u8eQeropbon" Mnfer in Ser 8ai
BON Sameston. or bradte Mapo-
leon na6 ct. &elena.
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81 IIer /.
1t%urnittelbor n

llnff1tItelbdr t1ebe1t 0ei!l
@loper , @ebauoe an Der @elt-Sou-
lton StraBe ioa ein anoeres sebn
Itofiges @ebduoe aufgefibrt tper.
ben, bas in Still uno Bacterial
b~ouitanoig nit benz Glomer-8 ebail.
De nbereinitimmen miro. 0os nere
8ebauoe miro BON oeln W0bel.
banoler g. u. Stomers gebollt
iperoen.
9onner1tag abenb gegen Z
ubr fam elm @agen Dor bas Saus
bon 8ios Sere5, on Ser 2oper's
2one, gefabren uno Ger Subrmanll
oes 8agenS iagte, Elm Mamn Sea-
mems 2amar, Der an Der Moin
@penue pobne, miini6e Serrn 8e:
reg 81 ieben uno bieier moee in
ben 8agen lteigen uno mitfobren.
Rere5 tat oies audi uno = fam
nidt mieoer. 4m nodften Mor.
gen fano man an Der 5imon Stra-
BE feline 2eihe. Cling dr3tlide lllt.
terindung, Die BON Or. Burg llno
Or. 8errp borgenolnrnen mltrbe, er,
CAB, oaB Der SOB oes MonncS
enibeineno ourd 6urdt ooer
s6reden berbeigefibrt lei, ood lei
es aud mogli6, baB ibm Semono
nit Der &ano Noie uno Mrno gu.
gebalten babe. Ser &orper 5eigfe
feline Spuren irgeno elmer @emalt.
tot, gis iest lit es Der Boli5el
ni6t gelungelL Dies 3atlel gu To-
len. Sros eifriser Nadfori6uno
bot man ben Wann nibt entoef=
fen fonnen, Der Bere5 abgebolt bat.
Iub iiber Die 8emeggrunoe Der
Weor0tat, tpenn cine iolde porlipat,
lit man ii6 I'M l1nflaren. Mog-
li6er @eiie mar es ouf Gaub obJa
ieben. Wan glaubte nielei1t, oaB
Bere5 cine groBere @eloi llmme bel
iib trng, 6a er itb am Gage ge-
nigeno @elb beiorgt bate, INN nit
leiner So6ter cine &eile nafJ
Wierifo 5u MAIDEN. ST bate ober
mir Elm @oloitid uno etmas &lein,
gelo BET iid, als er aim 0onnerltas
abeno NIT benz gebeimnisnollen 8r.
ten fortfubr. 9as @olbItiid fann
man ipater ni1t mebr BEL ibrn,
melde gatiade auf einen Goubmore
ldlieBen la1ien miirbe. 8ere5 mar
ein dlterer Mann, Der iebr molba-
BEND mar. gr beiuB cine @acicn-
81 nabe Moncloba.
Sgnacio @uatto, leine Srau
lrlo lein 8ruoer Manuel, ale orei
al Der Siio-SIores StraBe mobn-
baft, iino unter Ser @nflage per-
baftet, falihe 20 gentsltiife ge.
madt uno III l1nllauf gelest gu ba.
ben. Man fano Miin5perfaeugc
nno ultd falide Miin5en in i6renl
Souie. Sic Grau ri1tete, ais lie
perbaftet iplroe> einen @epolper
alf ben 9eteftip Green, muroe
ober entlpaffnet. Sn grmnngelllng
etner gilrgl1aft bon je $1,000
mrBten aae orei in's @efangris
n%unoern.
SIN Saule oes &npolerie=
Moiors Sate in Sort Sam Soultor
bro6 6reitog morgeu Dor S%agesan
brud Sener aus, bod iuuroe es
ourd Die auf oos Mlarm Sigfo[
6erbeieilenoen Soloaten geloidt, ebc
groBer Sbaoen aneeri6tet merocn
@fonnte.
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Mettete oas 2eben ieiner Nran

uWeine 5rali miiroe Idoll begra
ben lein, tpeiln es nid)t fir ygr.
Sings Stem DISCOVERY gelpclelv
mare, idreibt .. S. Yromn bon
Muscaoine, Nla., Sic log biilflcs
mn @ett pegen ibres 2ungcl1Icioens
nno Suitens. Sd CAB ibr ugr.
Sings Stem Discovery" cin oie TO-
gleid) anidlug uno @eIunoDcil
6radte.1 llnfehlbar fir Sulten nae
Grfdltunsen, 5uperlaiiig Bel 2uu.
g%enleioen, 8%lutltur5, Grippe, Mltn.
ma, S~olsbr6une. 80 cts uno $t.O0.
Rrobeflaide frei. @arantiert III al
Ten Mpothefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-23

lere beiten giireer oeutider Mt.
funft ou6 penn lie Der ettgliihcr
5prode ma6tig Iutb, gerlle mt
2eilten sei6aftlid) berfebren, mel
DIE Die oeutl6e Spra6e adteu ulll
oieies ourb @ei6aftsan5eigen IL
oell beutlden 3eitungen befunocn
Inter pen @r5ablu1gen 6efinoet iid
mieoer eiue bon 9ugo Mtoeller, Den
Die oeltidteronilde 2%itteratlr id)or
piel bon bauer1ioem Werte Der
nonft. 8ir gratulieren ben Ser,
a%ltsgebern 5u bieier ppr5iieli6el
Nltsgabe.
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(gsem.g rannfelier 3eitums.)

Cine groBartiee @eibnudtsmls.
gobe lit Die Der g5reien 8reiie fir
Seras", pelhe ioebeu oitf uniercm
Sdreibtiihe anoelongt lit. Sic INT
fobt Cd Seiten uno eht11lt cine
Siille g~ebiegenen 2eieitoffes. 0ie
@nseigeipalten bemeiien. onB biele
Gan Mntonioer @efhdftsleutc Die
bcutife aunoidaft gu ih1sen nil
zen unb eelernt babcrL oaB nm
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lSeras Staatsseitnns.l

Die vSreie 9reiie fir 9eros" bat
cine pradtiee 6eltausgabe berans-
geeeben, Ole iomol in litterarilfer
ols aud IN tppograpbiidJcr Sinild)t
tooeIloS lit.
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(aaplor Serplo)

Die u8reie 9reiie fir 8eras"
Die nun inter Der tudtigcn Set
tung BON Serrn Sugo MoeGer
itebt, gab oorige ISOLDE cine Seit-
allsgabe bon Cd Seiten beraus. Sll
Iitterartider iotpol ols mie tppoora-
pbiiher @inlibt mar oie 9lusgube
ell Meiiterlperf, Die lelblt bon ser
groBten 0euti6en Sages5eitunget IN
Den Ser. Staoten niht ibertrofieu
iueroen fam. Gas Geutldtum bon
Sau @ntonio, ionic i'm galljell
Staate, folm ltol5 auf Die .Sreic
Yreiie fir Seras~ lein.
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prebitimmeft.

llniere ACCOMPLISHMENTS bat
tuieoer aagemeinen Mnflans gefun.
Den ullo es iino uns 5ablrei6e 4n.
erfennullgen 5n geil gemoroen, TO-
mol ans Dem 2elerfreiie als aud
Dem &reiie u%nierer aollegegen. 2eb,
tere bringen mir naditebeno gum
gborud. MGen Die lih ms gegeI1
ilber 70 freunoIih ermieien baben,
ipreden mir hermit ntieren BERG
lifiten Danf aus.
(SainDis 5taatsaeitnmg.)
Cine 8lansleiitnng bemtid)-amcrifa.
miifer ;3eitungsfmnlt.
Wenn es nod zines Wemeiies Do
fiir beourft bate, oaB aud i'm fer
men Gone Star-5taote Die oeutitbg
Yrelie ni6t nur feften Sub gefob!
bat, ionoern iib unaufbaltlaln pci-
terentpidelt, bIiibt uto seoeibt, 10
m1re Die ioeben uns 5ltgego1gene
Seitausgabe beg @odenblattcs Ser
g5reie Breiie fir 9eras" in San
@ntonio elm iprehenoer @emeis oa-
fir gepeiem 0aB Die ltnfcnrufe bonn
orobenoen Nieoergalg Der oeutiden
Brelle in Mmerifa ieoer tatldhIid,el
Begrilnoung entbebren. 9tibt peni-
ger Gig ga nit bor5uglihen Mblil-
onngen aaer Nrt ge5ierte uno in!
iibrlgen bon gang por5ugIihem,
i~orgfaltig ausgeipaGltem @eieItofl
mo 5ablloien an5eigen aIler 9(rt
allsgefiGte Seiten umfaBt Die alldb
in @e5ug allf Die te9niidc Musnib-
rllllg ta0ellos bereeitelte @eit.-
nadts : Ausgobe Der uaermiiolid;
ilao mutig als Bionier oeutld)er
Gltltur uno oeutiden @elens icit
AZ Sabre1 auf porgeibrittercm go
iten fait on Der @renae Der Ser
elnigten Staoten iuirfenoen ufo
fampfenoen o6reie Yreiie fir
Seras" in San Mntoiiio uno bat
onrd ibr grlheinen galls 3meifel-
log pielen tauienoen BON oeutid)e.l
Seiern BON @alpeiton bis biroui
nn6 8eniion, bonn duBerlten Often
big na6 81 8aio i'm ferlien 8eltcll
iino gang beionoers in MitteI-9eras
uno Dem Slomeiten ienes Staatcs,
iopie in Merifo cine gruBe Sreubc
bereitet. @ber aub Die 4olegen i'm
got15en 2anee freuen iid nidt min
Der iiber Die 10 iiberaug briaante
2eiitung oeutid ; amerifoniiden l3ei-
tungslueiens in San Mntonio lin6
aratulieren benz 8erlag uno Der
Sdriftleitung Der ySreie Ireiie fiji
Seras~ aufrihtig gu. Dem in ieoet
Beaiebitng ebenio berporrogetoer
ipie mo~Iperoienten GrfoIe, Den IT,
re acknowledgements bat, no i'm
l1cr iie erideint. Gbre, Dem gbre ge.
biibrt!
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Den mabren @ert oes Men.
idjen ifdtt man gerp5bnlih mad, Dem
barren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-23

@enn Der gorgeieste iein
Stefenpfcro reiten min, balten ihnr
Die llntergeberen ben SteigbiigeI.
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gs gibt pieI mebr 2eute, Die
bon ii6 eingelommen, als 2eute,
Die einnebmellb iino.
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Mrs. WinsIOW's Soothing Syrup

Seit iiber fiinf5ie Sabren uoa
Midionen bon Miittern fir lire
ainoer nit Dem beiten @rfolge beim
3abnen gebraudt. ct berubigt oas
Gino, eripeidt oas 3abnfIeiid uno
miloert Die Sdmer8en, beilt auh
Winofolif ulo lit oas bette Mitt.i
BET 9iarrboe. lteberad BEL BEN glpo-
tbefern 5u baben. Srast nod Mrs.
8insloip's SOOTHING Sprup lno
nebmt nidts anoeres. 25 Gents Die
Tlaihe.
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Eriebridsbnrs @od)cmbiatt)


Die v6reie Yreiie fir 1egas"
bat cine acknowledgements peror-
%ltaltet, ipelhe Cd Seiten umfaBt.
Dieielbe etltbalt auBer pielen sln3e1-
gen, mel6e Die acknowledgements
fit ben Serausgeber ausma6esl,
aber aud cine Wenge iorgfaltig ee-
mablten 2eieitoffes, borunter aud)
cine Misunderstanding aus Ser
5eoer oes sSerrn Sugo Mocaer, SIC
oafteurs Der uSreie grelie~. Sic
gr5ablung reibt ii6 niiroig oenieni=
gen an, nelhe Sen @erfoIier ais
begobten uno geniiitstiefen S6rift
lteller beim 8ublifnm eingefiihrt
boben. Sic beidaftigt iib init Scr.
baltniiien uno 9egebenbeiten arg
Der oeutid : teranilhen aoloniid.
tions5eit uno lit oarllnt, mie ibre
8~orgdrger, als elm mertpoller Bel
trag our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes
Deutidtunts in Scras 5n betrahtell.
aud Die MusmabI oes iibrigesl
2eieitoffes perrat cinen guten &c.
i6naf uno aenntnis Der litternr1-
iden 9eoiirfniife bes 2elerfreiles.
(9as Wodeublatt III alultia.)
Sm' oieier Sabres5eit, ga Die &C.
l1dftsleute l0bLider uuo oeld,eis
ter @eiie mebr Malim in Den ,3ei-
tungen in Iniprud) nebmen I'M
Dem ~faufenoen BubIifum uno beion
oers ben 2euten, luelde nab Mcib-
fladtsgei6enfen ilden, befannt sh
seben, mas bel ibnen 5lt boler lit,
fiiblen iih aud Die 3eitungslente
bcpogen au grtra . 9mItrengllngcn
uno Dor nus liegt cine gauge Mn-
5obl aniebnliher 8eibnadts. oocr
nielnlebr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
persrobertem 6ormat, teilpeiie nlitI
nit permebrtem Snbalt al 2cieitofi.
Den Bogel bat inter Den bent
iden 3eitungen in 3cras, mie &c.
wobnli6 Die u5reic Breiie" bot
San @ntonio abgelboiien nit eiiler
Nusgabe bon ga Seiten. Sic gro6e
3abl raumlib iebr GROCER Mn5eigea
benefit, oaB Die @ei1aftsiuelt, mo
DEFENDERS Die San Mntouios ocn
groBen @ert elmer iolpeit perbreite.
ten lno iorsfaltig geleiteteu l3c..
tuns, mie es Die u5reic Yrelie" it,
pouauf erfannt bat. Ser Snbalt
on Observation-Disclosures MeiA-
nahtseeoihten uno anoerm, mas
fpe5iea auf oas idonlte Der 6cltc
be5lts bat, lit Der iblide, 3. 3. reid
baItig nn6 uielicitig. Mrd oos
Sauptitiid fir ms, uno eemiB iiir
iebr piele Der 2eier, u6nllih cine
@raablung aus Der Geoer oes 2ei.
tiers, 'Scrrm Sugo WoeGer, fe1lt
niht. (Sieran idlieBt iih Damn ri
ne langere @%eiptefiina Der gr8df-
ling .Mann uno Srau".)
X
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ga Grange 9entid)e 3eitnns.)

9ie ySreie 8reiIe fir Seras" bat
mieoer cine Sd Seiten umfaiienoe
6eltnumlnler berarsgegeben, Die in
ieoer 9inii6t untaoelbaft lit. @tit
beionoerem Sntereii baben mir Die
Nopelle aus benz teraniiden 2eben,
bon unierem 6reunoe Sugo. Woe:-
Ter, benz f-8ebafteur Der y5reic
1relie" geleien.
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9eras 9entide 2eitnna in &ouiton.

Die San antonio .Sreie Breiie
fir 9eras" bat ON Wittmod, oeu
Is. 9e5ember, cine "a Seiten itarfe
@eibnadts 6eitausgobe beraus-
eeeebeiL Die in te6niider iofpic
ioiirnaliitiiber 9e3iebung ani oas
@ortrefflihlte nusgeitattet mar.
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@er iein 9er5 auf Ser 3unae
tragt, iollte lpenialtens fem unge
maihenes Moul haben.
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(Sentihe Mmnbidlam III @nerol

Die Gun @ntonio nSreie Brelle
fir 9eros" bot cine @cibnahts.
Musgobe bon ga Seiten beransge.
geben. Sobolb mir 3eit befom.
men, iperoen mir oieielbe 6nrhbIdt.
tern. gs lit elm Hieienperf.
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Sm 9oule 6eS &aoolerie=
Moiors Sote in Sort Sam Souitol.
bra6 Sreitog morgen Dor Sagesan
brud Sener aus, bod ipuroe es
ourd Die auf 6as Mlarm Signat
6erbeieilenoen Solooten geloldt, ebc
groBer Sha6en mecri6tet merocn
fonnte.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-23
PINE HILL SCHOOL.
Coming Session Opens on Monday
September 25th.

The 1911-12 session of the Pine
Hill School will begin on next Mon
day September 25. The date Of open
ing was recently changed 10 the a
bove from October the date pre-
viously determined on owning to the
advanced season. Everything is very
auspicious for the greatest year in
the history of this splendid school.
The school will employ four tea
chers this season to accommodate its
120 pupils that are to attend. Prof.
D. H. Marchant, Jr., is principal with
the two Misses Fuller of Tatum and
Miss Oressie Collier Of Orangeburg
as assistants. This is practically the
same corps of teachers as the school
had last year with the addition of
Miss Fuller to take charge Of the
overflow enrolment.
Parents are urged not to purchase
books until the opening day when
lists will be furnished the children.
II is hoped that there will be as little
delay as possible in securing books
and getting down to work while
some delay is unavoidable owing to
the wholesale change of textbooks by
the State Board this Summer.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-23
Here Arc the Figures.

Our neighbor, the Bamberg Her
aid, is indulging in good deal OF hot
air about Bamberg being the best
cotton market in this section, claim
ing that better prices are paid there
than anywhere. The published fig
ures in The News and Courier does
not bear out this claim. On Friday
Bamberg was quoted as paying 1915"
cents per pound, while OrangeburG
was quoted as paying 1915 cents
per pound. Prices at Orangeburs
were better than at Anderson, Sum-
ter, Bamberg and Florence on Thurs
day according to the report as pub
lished by The News and Courier.
Cotton seed was quoted at S21 per
ton at Orangeburg. while they were
quoted at SIS per ton at Sumter and
Anderson and 81 per ton at Flor
ence. There was no cotton seed quo
tations published from BamberS.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-23
Great Snake Story.

This is a bad season of the year
for snakes. hut tie Branchville
Journal says MeSsrs. Charles Tay-
lor and Abe Steedly found a den of
snakes in the edge Of an old field
near Smoaks while hunting last
week. III the den were one old moth
er snake about six feet long and for
ty young ones about eight inches
long. All were killed. Messrs. Tay-
lor and Steedly say the snakes re-
sembled thunder snakes with the diff
ference that there were no stripes
down their backs as thunder snakes
have"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-23
BOYS CORN CLUB.
Rules and Information About Meas.
uring Prize Acre.

uring Prize Acre.
The County Board of Education
announces the following:
All boys belonging to the Boys
Corn Club are asked to measure their
corn in the presence of two disinter'
ested men. The corn must be thor
oughly dry when measured. In this
contest 34,56O square feet is consid-
cred an acre. A rough plat of the
ground must accompany the report
made by said men.
The number of barrels produced
and also the average weight OF bar
rel after three barrels have been
weighted shucked and then the corn
weighed should also be reported
From this average barrel and : the
number of barrels the yield should
be computed by the two men select,
ed. Then these men should make
out a full report as above outlined
and send it to the superintend's Office
before the 18th of October.
The announcement of the prizes
as given by citizens and also the Fail
Association will be announced later
It is sufficient to say that liberal
prizes are offered to the boys of the
Corn Club and girls Of the Tomato
Club. Girls should write Miss Marie
Cromey, Aiken, S. c., for particulars
as to the tomato club.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-23
Cattle Creek Camp Meeting.

The regular annual camp meeting
al old Cattle Creek is now in pro-
gress and will continue through Sun
day. 1t is expected that a large
crowd will attend the meeting and
arrangements have been made by the
tent holders to give all cordial well
come. Rev. J. B. Smith, the presid-
ing elder of this district, is in charge
of the meeting, assisted by Rev. A. r,
Philops, pastor Of the RoWesVille
circuit in which Cattle Creek Meth
odist church is located. The presid-
ing elder appointed the following
preachers to assist in the meeting:
Rev. S. D. Bailey, of Branchville;
Rev. l.. L. Bedenbaugh, Of Cameron
Rev. T. l.. Relvin, Rev. w. II. Hod-
ges; Rev. w. J. Snyder.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-23
WOcDMEN OF THE WORLD.
Two Mile Swamp and Willow Camp
Picnic Together.

The Woodmen Of the World OF
Two Mile Swamp camp and Willow
camp of Norway, came together on
Thursday in a picnic for their friends
at Two Mile Swamp school house.
The crowd present was not a slarge
as it would have been, had 1t not
been for the very busy season with
the farmers. The day was a most
enjoyable one and all had pleasant
time.
W. F. Sanford presided over the
exercises, and introduced the speak
ers. Mr.. J. D. Griffith of Two Mile
Camp, W. o. W., made the welcome
address. Mr.. J. Leroy Dukes, Of
Orangeburg, was called upon to ad-
dress the crowd. Hon. Robert Lide,
OF Orangeburg, was the last speaker
and delivered a fine speech. He
spoke Interestingly along fraternal
lines and revealed interesting figures
concerning Woodmen of the World.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-23
TEACHERS TO ORGANIZE.
Superintendent of Education Calls
aFaot;pp Saturday

Superintendent L. W. Livingston
requests all public school teachers of
Orangeburg County to meet at the
Court House Saturday, Sept. seth at
twelve o'clock to organize the Coun-
ty Teachers Association and to dis
cuss the following vital school ques-
tions: How to get most out OF our
old books before exchanging them.
How and when to introduce the new
adoption. How many subjects can
be taught in an average rural cshool.
The above are vital question at this
time and should be .ully discussed
by our teachers at the beginning of
school year. 1t is observed that a
number of teachers, especially in ru-
raj districts try to- introduce too
many subjects and as result none
are thoroughly taught. What is
wanted and what we must have is
more thorough work done in our
schools. Teachers should introduce
reasonable number of subjects in
each grade, insist on thorough work
and then add other subjects as the
children are able to do it.
It is more than foolish for the
teachers OF some Of OUR rural schools
to require their children to buy all
the books in the grades as adopted
in our course of study. This course
is necessarily elastic and it requires
good Judgment on tha part Of teach
ers to adopt the proper course for
schools. Books are expensive and
should only be bought as the chill
dren are able to use them to advan-
tage.
With the assistance of the thought
full teachers of our county we want to
try and outline practical course
of work for the average rural school.
With this in view full attendance
at the meeting is urged.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-23
Carlisle Fitting School.

The Bamberg Herald says the Car
Isle Fitting School opened up for
the fall session Wednesday morning
with the largest 'nrollment and the
brightest prospects in it's history.
The number of boarding students is
the largest ever attending the school
and every place Is filed The girls
hall is full and several Of the young
ladies are at the Headmasters resi-
dence. The boys hall is also full.
We congratulate Headmaster Guilds.
The pupils entrusted to his care are
fortunate and We are glad to know
he has so many under him this year.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-23
SIX FINE COWS DIE.
They Were Attacked by Hydrophobia
and Soon Died.

Cone, September 21.-Special: Mr..
J. D. Thomas, a prosperous farmer OF
the Cope section, lost five or six COWS
during the Last ten days, under some
what peculiar circumstances. 1t was
only from five t, ten or twelve hours
after the symptoms would appear be-
fore the animal you'd be dead. They
would rub their Jaws until they be-
came raw; some would below out
from pain, but whatever the cause,
each one affected would be sure to
die.
Mr.. Thomas became alarmed for
fear his horses and mules might be
rtacked hy the same trouble, and
was told, that the trouble was caus-
ed by their eating damaged oat
straw, or oats grown on very rich
bottom soil, that became infected
with some germ or microbe Injurious
to animal life. He stopped feeding
oats, but the trouble still continued,
only among the COWS, however.
On last Saturday DR.. Burleigh
Clemson's veterinarian, arrived, and
staid until Sunday afternoon study
ing the cause. He gave it as his
opinion that the COWS had a mild
form of kydrophobia; caused by elth-
er being bitten by rabid dog some
time back, or from eating grass, up
on which the saliva from a rabid dog
had fallen, or that they had gotten
hold Of some poisonous plant. He
went on to say that if another died,
and the brain was sent to him, ne
could tell exactly whether 1t was
caused from rabies or a poisonous
herb or plant. From latest accounts
it seems that the trouble is about
over, as none have died lately. The
loss to Mr.. Thomas is quite heavy, as
he has good stock, and cattle are
worth a good price these days.