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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
5iliuurTntu.

9Gatcoicoc. ~ Sailor HaSmlt@lcn
ira Ntoorbeao hleu nplil | ariItionio,
9Iorac, UQtcuict til 2iui SiherntnN.
8rnnup. ~ q. g. @onion Ell
Snaisrcr ira @orncapile "a MiiS
Caroline Gioc ira Glbom 2afc, bleu
iioite Sor&bogS Niter p~Qtepicoc |
Terqus Sails.
Minacr ErGiiibcnt. Statcn3
@ranompnO. iou netop bar oilIllttet
III oarIigc MODE / 0matonro, bar
ualat 9ran0def 6. ". Singer !
minneapolis til |rritoent.
@nruaoct / 6craltS Sails bar be.
iluttet at uprette en- 8nret Oeroppe.
TN CONNER uit bli palgt REQ &oIgct
iii @norcr; imeoens bill 8uoeruerCn
ubnuune Ell mlolertioia 9omntcr.
Rinaer ErGiibcnt. Statens
iert / Ssiitolen / @pen CANTON / 9oc
qii @orle Gountp. Stolena @eitp.
rer, N. g. 9Sacobion uil ira Soften
al oripe 9torifunocruisniuqeu ueo
Sfolen.
Sslpbrnanp. Mr. % Mrs.
SamueI Sounrb / Gomitoef ieirebt
iibite GrSoaa iii Selobrplup Ooer
800 8iriter ieireoe Goaen meb Dem,
GO Eaitor Gortonl oucrraftc Dem pao
sc 6oriomlebes GeQne ct Selpier.
Rice.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

Ss. | Cheyenne Hiper oeo Iauep
Gin. Sans Mober og Seitrc babe
iuIat BAN til Chen % iaa BAN
brrfne, uoen at DC funbe poe bont no
gen SipIp. 2iaet bIep iuubet TO 81
mer icnere. Zen lunae Mnilo bopoe
netop iuIbenot lit Sunior.aar peo
Minneiota Stotsunineriitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
3lprn Qukntn.
ltnatct Somncl Hcumnu, an

ltn9tct SamncI Nciuman, anfIa.
get for Worbet paa HoScoe GonfIin,
Tor Ell ISltrp / De 6orencoe StoterS
GiitriftSret oen 2toe Sunni tilitoo lin
SfpIo, bleo ban al ionme Surp fri-
iun6en / Anfloaen oa er MI paa ri
Tob. @ooOe onfIaaebe o. hans 81.
Ter err fulbbIobs Sn6iancr ira Sort
GcrtboIo Heieroation. Ioriparet
frcmboIot, at Nemmon bar berlict,
"a HeQieriuaenS Sogferere bar life
iitanb til at iinoe noaet Wotio for
TorbrnoeIieu. Ncrpmon iaQbe ieIp,
Ran hapbe pentet en- lou9ooria IGna.
ieISitraf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
SImtmimgsfeiten peo Yarf
Ne9ton Gather college.

6eitligbeberne aobneoes Senoae
Den lite Sunni meo goccalaureote.
Sermon beb Raitor eSobannes Both
ne fra ulen, Minn. San palate ION
Cert Ratb. 20, 1870 oa lagoe
8raouenterne paa Sierte, at oe full
De aisre flittia grua al De 3alenter,
lom 8ro bapbe aipet Dem, oog life
for at blipe Mammons SraQe %
tieno 0nacn, men ditto at babe Def
Wtaa! for Die, at De piIbe tiene an.
ore oa iom en- Solitraale alebe an
ere / Sipet oa blipe til @~eliignelie
for mango. San opnruntret Dem til
at bore tro moo De llnaoomSioealer,
iom De bar facet peb Sfolen; ba
biloe De life, ON Wobgang oa Sfllf.
teller fommer, laoe S9noerne ipnfe
oa falbe / 2iaeaplbigbeo. SoeaIet
ltllloe boloe Dem oppe oa oct bore
oct berenbe, o9 bet bsieite Sbeol err
8ubsfrpgt.
Wanoaa s(iten aap "grais-g Ban.
ben" en- aoncert / oct frie. Set iielo.
ne Ieir bragte en- Wasie 6plf op ira
gpen. 9a De fleite buffet fra flor,
bpor flinfe Stllbeitterne bar til at
ipiae, ifitloe pi better iige at bet bar
Sonernes Waat, iom brog Dem.
"graiss9 nnoen" unber Erofesior
8. 8. Shmiot's 2ebelie nofprte fpI=
genbe 8rogram.
/. AZ Polish Dance. ...... Scharwenka
By Slavonic Dance ......... Dvorak
?. Largo Handel
8. March Militaire mann. Schubert
a. Selections from II Trovatore.. Verdi
S. al Hearts and Flowers. Tobani
b) Gorden of Love-. Archer Mahl
g. Pilgrims Chorus .......... Wagner
Z. Jubel Overture. c. NJ. Won Weber
o. Evening Star.............. Wagner
9. Coronation March,. Kretschmer
Sirsbag Iften bar Spiieiulen felt.
lia prpoet / anlebninq al ben aarlige
Ilumni.8an gel ierti @ieiter
inoianbt iig. Otter at be bar a1e
foripnet, iulgte Ell HGffe murtre eller
alporlige Saler al alumni iom al
2prerne.
Den eaentlige Slutninasfeit fonbt
Steb Snsba9 ben 15be Sunni. Set
Itore 8pmnaitiflofale bar omtrent
fplbt. SfuIbe man ipefulere paa
8r,mben, b%porfor iliqe fore Wasier
al 6olf itimler til oisie Slutninas.
letter, maatte man bclit antaae, at
oct er for at lie og bsre be unge gisre
fine fsrite Sorisa. Wan fsier en- bis
Spmpati for be unae, naar oe ifal
tage fine fsrite Sfriot / Ell i1prepet
gerben. Set er life ioa meeet forat
bsre en- alimrenbe Sale at en- frem.
raaenbe Wonb. Wiis gnnie 2onb-
mari bar Saluturian, oa Scr. Gel.
mer @dslien bar Galeoictorion, og
bcaqe aiorbe ct eobt Snbtrpf. Raitor
81. q. Suammen fra Detroit bolbi
S~eittaIen, og uboifleoe poa en- in
t~eresiunt Waabe 9etpbningen %
Nptten ar Den bstere uooaftnelle
blanot be norife | Imerifa.
Salt pur Ser 26 8rabuenter. Ifa.
bemiife 4usius: Charles s. Rifter,
Sigurb %. SuIsuas, Innie sc. g.
9anomarf, Welpin q. Geberion, 60,
bin u. @anbrub, s. Cornell Gbri.
Itenion, gilbert s. Sobnion, 9. Or.
tbur Mifesaorb, Selmer @aslien,
Saul s. Sosi,im, Carl 8. &olie,
Ssobn %. Sauan.
NormaI al,rirs: Olga amalie
Soua, Cora Serene Carton.
Commercial 9urills: Otto q.
Sooerr, Oscar ltalem, 6. alfreo
Berg, Sobn @oplin, Ilbert Stor-
troen, Carl 9telion, Inbrem Sneet,
8otfreb 9iere.
Surtigifripnina: Wabel Iorbal,
alette Slettepolb, Matbiloa 8ruil.
ber, Grace SoGirL Oscar llalem.
Golege.aibelingen er enonu fife
fomnnet iaa largt, at ben bar @raoll-
enter. Sermeo afilutter Sfolen ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
Jnolanoet.
Coma.

Garl S%prcnfsen, en- itia Sarme
fra Teniion, hlep Der ON Dagger
nperfisrt oe br9bt al eft Ss%ernbanetoi
peo Irion.
Batter q. s. Sbompipn, tiSIiger'
al 9ittle Sort, Miun., oil meb De
frrite tiltr9be Mariballtoiun 4aloe
al oen fsoreneoe airfe.
Gn Tcrlc til en- Irroi al $50
ianbt iorIeocn Gaa Ranmono @eit
@ebiter Gitp / en- Nllslinaeifal. Gen
nar al StsrreIie iom ct Saal.
@nocrnsrfanbioat. Carl aucbnIc
ira Geniion, tibliaere &ompnanon
ni iorbn. Sinonsminiiter SeSlic ".
Sbop, bar crflrret, at ban bar iiiube
4 nt blipc aaroioot til @iloernsr peb
r9ite @ala.
enthcr Scngnc piI hoISe lin 9cn.
rention Tor Stotea | Hortb Sibertp !
Iuli Maaneo. 9lonot Solerne peo
Menet npnncs Nroiesior Sois ira
Sfnlo, bleu ban al %innutc SSitrn fri
SsIarb, Goitor 8. 8. SfeiOeIano
pa andre.
Snmbplot Gulcac. SumboIot
GoIeae har nnIia aiiluttet lit Sfole'
oer. Sra oe s aurier g~ra6nereoe 30
Gleucr. Gollcaets mnpprenoe Err
iioent or :. 4. EeterIon. Wfnnac az
Oraoueniernc err nprifc % 0an'fe
Gutter % Tiaer.
Giprcnlpffc. ~ Wr. % Mirs. Ole
6. Rnons lille Cater bIeu orPbt pcc
en- aiercuIpffc iorIeoeu Goa, ifrloeS
ira RoIie. SomiIicu por noe / lin
N(itomobil % fisrte ino moo Ell
%oan, huorpcb &c ollc'nmmcn blep
taitct rb. &c ruriAc blcu ooa life
nlporIia ifaoct.
Cite Snlurncr minorc. @proas
het / SSfoIooio bar bclllIttct al 'or'
minbife Mntallct al Solooncr Der |
@ncn til 9. "a scr bi0til bar prret
II Solooncr / nrpntc @p. mac olt'
iao Sc s lliffe. 9icctic cr inrbeict
fra $1,000 til $4,000. Sammeitc0S
Ear man iorheiet NiNiitcn ior ainc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ira $50 til 500.
ON Iarct.
Spcnf Nl0croumshjcm Sra
Boone ifripc@. at Tuitor ). s.. Neos
itrsm, al Sen ipcuifc Disbursements.
he's ser / @pcn. o. Oscar Nrloerlon
er reiit til Chicago Tor at aiere ct
Sorisa paa at fire Tor Boone Oct
IlbernomSbicm, iom Den Ipen'fe Nri'
firfe / amcrifn ngter at oprette,
@nens Commercial ISiociotton CT
neact intereSierct / Flonen, % Oct
ontaacs, at ser er apoe llo'iater I'll,
at Siennct bill bli onIagt | Boone.
Sasipacr Snsleonc. - Set npe
@nraab i Wariholtopn hor toaet
Sfriot i'll at fringe forbenprrenoe
Mouor Snoleoue I'll at tilbuAcbetole
9ueu $1,3t1, iom set paaitonr, at
han ifploer ocn ira Sen Sio. ban par
peo Stpret, % Der er Gale ont at
ma bill ioaieQe hom Tor @eIcbet,
hpis han life bctoler Qoouiaia. Ee1'
oenc. heOer set, bIcp ubbetalt I'll
Snole0ue % Meolemmer al Foliti.
itnrfcn til GptfeIie al SoQSomfoIt'
rinaer, ga Sc / lin Sio bleo lat unOcr
SiItaIc al Sen ieoeralc @ranoiltrp
Tor at bopc logt Sc iooeraIc WpnoiQ'
leber Sinorinaer ineicn, "a niSIc Tor
ieatc at tilpeiebringc @epiier moo
SaloonhoIoere, iom par beItnIot Tor
al bare iolat 9rpnocuin til Snoin'
mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
5nincnuHu.

SpSsialo. - Wattios 9enion, er,
al DC GIoite norife Settlere / Gail
Claire afaif 9srbaa peo 9soen / 1T
Stem pna 8ater Ct. eiter Ell len.
aere Sios Spabolm. San bar SO
Iar aalnmel % eiterIober Silitrii og
flere borne Born.
Gcbococ 8ntten. fSro Gau
Claire m~eo6eIes, at Serman Gbri.
%itinniou, Ell 27.ooria 9etient / en-
Sfobutif Der / gnel forleben 0a9
rebbebe ell 7snarsaammeI bspitum
@ltt ira al brufne / Chippewa Hiuer,
uaatet bon life ielp par ibsmmeopg.
tia. Gbriitianion iaa ira GIpebreo.
Den Den SSore, @utten bar J. og tit fat
/ en- 8Innfe, peo SipIp al hoiIfen bar
fom iia uo til Stebet % fit fat / ben
lille, uetop iom ban ifltIoe aaa unber.
Slospnairttclic. Sra SurIep
Ifriocs: observation-disclosures / Giles,
Ell libcn Winebp 3 Wfil / Geit for
SurIcp bIep soclaat peo Sloebranb
tibIia ON Worqenen ben 24oe bs.
>Sutet Wenneife omfom, men for
manages gebfommenoe bar set poa ct
Drngenoe Saar, at sc iii reboet iia.
SSlben opitob rnber Ell 9naninq, bppr
3 Hoienri brep lin glttif OF 8isouo-
ioIa, oa man tror at oibe, at 1Sloen
par paniot. 9ette er treble Sang. at
9inireri abr facet lin Buff soeIa9t
res 3loebronb. Torloen 9lltifbpa.
ninQen brGnotc fl andre Sorret.
nillqsbpqnin9er og 9eboeliesbuie.
Gienoom@tabet cr meQem $4,000 oq
100000 meb fut Ell Sreoiebel asill-
reret. 9ronbman0ifobet ira t6rtrlep
blep tiIfalht for at bieIpe meo at
iluffe Sloen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
Tureninscsiascn

Zen Sag, iom / lang Sio bar op-
taget Siubene, err oct arbeioe, JON
bar bait til Maal at bringe Soritaa-
cIIe % eniebeo / 2rre melem San.
ges Spnobe, Den Sorerleoe Strife u
Zen norife Spnoe, oct arbeioe. Ism
saar UNDER 9sapnet "Soreningsia-
gen.. Nj oct piloe pere en- itor 1ine.
ON De tire Samiunb, iom bar pleiet
Sorbanblinaer meo hperanore, fumoe
fomme til Soritonelie OF arertienpe
boermlore iom 1roSbrsore, ieIp ON
xnrtipttaS ,,oo 4Ns -;A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

5ortiattes paa Ace SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
LUTHERAN LADIES'
SCI INhRy
= "A 6OII6Q6 for Girls -

lutheran SaoteS' seminary, q College
for Girls, be9pnoer, ONT @ub oil, bet 16oe
/ Sfpleaar ben ste september 1911.
Surfer:
Literary:
College, Seminary, Preparatory.
Domestic Economy:
Home Economy, Normal, Course in House,
hold Science.
Commercial:
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting.
! Art:
Painting, Drawing etc.
Elocution og Physical Culture:
Il Physical Culture vii der til n8ste Aar blive
ansat en- speciel Larerinde.)
The Conservatory Of Music:
Piano, Violin. Voice, Pipe Organ. Il denne
Afdeling af Skolen arbeider der 6 Lerere
foruden Direktsren. Skolen eier SO Pianoer
og ct Piteorgel. Musikbygningen er en- AZ
de vakreste Og NEST hensigtsm8ssige Musk
bygninger | n Northwestern.
Sfolens SeIissenbeb er Imuf % iuno,
% gleoerne bar, ipm eft 59lse berai
pRret friite o9 mlt1tre o. iitarb til at itos
fsre ct spot Sfplearbeioe. 9lue Stoles
4 bngninser err fpripneoe meb "gRobern
Smpropements", ipm ajsr Spboloet peb
Sfolen spot % bebageliat. st sobt Bis
bliutbet, 2GiepRrelie ps 8eference 9i'
brarp itaar til glepernes 2lfbenpttelie.
Ser lR9ses iRrlis 8inb paa FIN at
ani9tte bel ififtebe og friitelisitnoebe
9erere, % Sfplen, iamt aft oens Nrbeibe,
fBres / friitelig Nanb, iaa at @leperne
Tan "Spigoes / 5ust pg Serrens 5prmas
nina". Oct iibite @ar par glepantalet
n9iten 300, o9 ri baaber at Iiseiaa mango
Bigger bill fpmme til Sfplen bet fpmmeroe
Qar.
Seu npe pafre 9atalps er MI frroig. Gfrip
efter ben ftrats. SnorclbeIfer fan ffe MARION
BELT, men beoit er bet at BET FER inareit muligt.
@lem life al bet npe StpIeadr begpnber ben ste
Sept, % at ben rpe aatdlps faas frit peb at
iiriue til lluoertesuebe.
Rev. n. ALLEN, Red Wing, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

&c bpieitc Sjelbtopper. Zen beie.
ite Sielbtop / aiien er @aurisanfer
$50 Meter, / Spoomerifa @cor-
coglta $3.50 Meter, / Ifrifa ailinlo
Haoiaro 5000 Meter, / europa
Mont Blanc 4,810 Meter og / sl,-
i~tralien Mont Goof (paa SEEM Sea.
lano) 1924 Meter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

sene "Teeurab. Vpien" til SIegt % Benz
ner | bet ganIe 9anb.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-02-18
WILL REMAIN In KERSHAW.
Little Interest in Election for An.
nexation to Richland.

Camden, Feb. 15--The ques-
tion of the Blaney section of Ker-
shaw county joining Richland
county, was voted upon at Blaney
and out of forty-three votes cast,
twenty-seven voted not to leave.
The Blaney people were dissatis-
fled with taxes and decided to
join Richland county, but the
Chamber of Commerce here con-
ferred with them and showed
them where it would be to their
advantage to remain.
The result of the election pleas
ed the citizens of this county.
Very little interest was manifest
ed in the eighty votes that were
cast.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-02-18
PROTEST AGAINST HIGH TAXES
Both for State and County Purposes
"A Taxpayer who Thinks Past
Indebtedness Should be Paid in
Installments--Not all in One Year.

Mr.. Editor Who is responsible
for our high taxes? Is it not our
Legislature making the various
appropriations larger and larger
every year? Just to think of it, the
expenses of the State this year a.
mount to about two million dollars
something over one hundred
thousand dollars more than last
year-and it seems our County
taxes are going to be considerably
higherthan lastyear. Our Legis-
lators say they are not responsible
for it-and want to make US be-
lieve it's the other fellow-or
somebody else. If they are not
responsible for the big tax levy,
who is? Have they no influence
in the Legislature-and want to
excuse themselves by saying to
their constituents, I'VE voted on
the various measures to your in
terest but they carried it rough
shod over us. 1t seems that our
Legislators should be more mer-
ciful. and just, than to levy q
bigger tax on their people this
year than was levied last year.
1t matters not how big the past
Indebtedness is, and who made it
is that any good reason why we
should be made to suffer by pay
ing q big debt in one year by heavy
taxation? Why not give chance
and let us pay it in small amounts,
if it takes several years to do so,
and thereby put a check on those
in authority who are disposed to
run the County in debt. If our
Legislators can't give us any re-
lief, then who shall we look to for
it? Taxpayer.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-02-18
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Too Danger.
Gus for Lancaster People
to Neglect.

The great danger of kidney troublse
is that they get firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Back ache.
nervousness, lameness, soreness, lum-
bago, urinary troubles, dropsy. diabetes
and Bright's disease follow in merci.
less succession. Don't neglect your
kidneys. Cure the kidneys with the
certain and safe remedy, Doan's Kid
ney Pills. which have cured people right
here in this locality.
II. j. Mack erell, of York Vile, S. c.,
says: "For over q year l suffered from
attacks Of back ache and pains through
my kidneys. The kidney secretions
were unnatural and at last decided to
try . reliable kidney remedy, thinking
that my trouble arose from my kidneys.
Since I began using Doan's Kidney
Pills, 1 have been feeling . great deal
better. Tho pains have disappeared
and have been free from that languid
feeling. I do not hesitate to recon-.
mend Doan's Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cts
FosteR-M nburn Co., Buffalo. New York,
sole agseDts for the United States.
Remember the name-Dosns-and
take no other
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-02-18
Social Event in Charlotte in Honor
of Lancaster Lady.

Charlotte Observer of Wednes-
day: Mrs. j. &. Montgomery en-
tertained at a delightful bridge
party yesterday afternoon at her
home on South Tryon street in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Charles
d. Jones of Lancaster, S. c., who
is her guest. The house itself
one of the loveliest in the city,
was thrown together, the settings
for the party being most beauti-
full. The guest of honor was be-
comingly goWned in champagne
messaline, trimmed in gold slace
and light blue and pink velvet.
Mrs. Montgomery wore light blue
embroidered batiste. The prize
for the highest score was won by
Mrs. Jones, the second prize went
to Mrs. Oliver and Mrs.S. B. A.
exander got the consolation. The
guests were Mesdames Charles
D. Jones, Edward C. Dwelle, A.
T. Summey, J.-S. Cothran, s. B.
Alexander, Jr., Fred Oliver, E.
G. Marshall. j. M. Harry, II. "A.
Murrill, James A. Houston, r. M.
Miller, Jr., Margaret Kelly Aber-
nethy, H. O. Miller and Misses
Matt Dowd and Ella McAden.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-02-18
THE CHARLIE PLYLER CASE.
Letter from His Spiritual Advises,
Evangelist Little, to Whom, 1t
Will be Recalled, the Young
Man Made His First Confession.

Special to The Lancaster News.
Raleigh, N. c., Feb. 14th-Will
you allow me space to let my many
friends know where l am. 1 am
here by request of Charlie B.
Plyler, who had his brother-in-
law, Carter Parks, put to death.
Charlie Plyler is to die Friday in
the electric chair. l have known
him from almost childhood. He
committed a hellish deed, and it
is awful todayto hear his cries and
groans. l have been with him to-
day and read the Word Of God to
him and prayed with HIM He
wants me to stand by him. when
he is buckled down in the chair
and pray to God for his poor soul.
l go in and out to see him. He is
in a steel cell not far from the
electric chair. There is another
man to be put to death tomorrow
morning. l had a talk with him.
There is another condemned to die
The way of the transgressor is
hard. The wages of sin is death.
This death is nothing in compari-
sonwith the eternal death.
Charlie is not prep&red to die.
He told me so few moments ago.
o, what a pity he and Carter
Parks had not been serving the
Lord instead of the devil. If
both had been sober men all the
days of their lives they would
both be living men today. Whis-
key is at the bottom of 80 per cent
of crime. 0, how dread to stand
by and see man killed. He begs
and begs me to stand by him,
which l will do if sentence is not
changed. l can't sleep good; am
nervous from hearing his groans
and his cries and his prayers for
God to have mercy on his soul. l
went to the Jail Fl times, prayed
with him. and preached 5 times.
The 21st time | went in / got him
to tell who were in the killing.
He told, and three negroes were
arrested and convicted.
will close and go back to the
penitentiary. l am doing great
deal of preaching to prisoners in
our jails and the penitentiary.
And / also preach on the streets.
Yours truly,
j. w. Little.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-02-18
Patrons Invited to Attend Washing
ton Exercises at Graded School
Next Wednesday.

The pupils and teachers of Gen.
tral School desire to invite the pa
irons, especially the mothers in
terested to attend their special
exercises on Washington's birth
day. Each room will have it's
own program and in this way
there will be something of inter-
est to each patron present.
The exercises will begin at IL
80 O'Clock. This is an effort to
have patrons visit the school and
those interested in the work that
is being done there are cordially
urged to be present.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-02-18
SAMUEL WITTSKOWSKY DEAD.
A Pioneer Building and Loan Pro-
moter.

Charlotte, N. c., Feb. 15.-
Samuel Wittskowsky, the pioneer
building and loan promoter of the
South and one of Charlotte's
wealthiest citizens died late yes
terday afternoon, death coming
without warning. Mr.. Wits
kowsky was vice president of the
United States league of building
and loan, associations president
of the state league and a large
stockholder in several local insti-
tutions. He was born in Prussia
76 years ago and landed in Charl-
eston with one dollar in his pock-
ct. Two sons, Gerard and DR..
Samuel Wittkowsky, who have
attained prominence in NewYork
in law and medicine.
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Here's the way the editor of
the Burlington Junction Post
would commit suicide were he in
clined to do anything 80 rash:
AT this writing we have no
desire to leave this vale of tears
and hurl ourselves upon Abra-
hams bosom, but if we should
desire to do 80, we wouldn't lean
up against a loaded gun and then
pull the trigger, as many do.
Neither would we eat a solid meal
of rough-on-rats, blow out the
gas, drink concentrated lye, sit
down in the lap of a buzzsaw,
smoke cigarettes, or call a Ken
tuckian a liar or a poor judge of
whiskey. We would simply get
out an edition of our paper in
which we would strive to the
best of our ability to print the
plain, square-toed truth as we
understand it and then calmly
await the end"
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THE COUNTY'S FINANCES.
Continued from Page One.

S. ID. Taylor, w. III. Draffin.
Gills Greek Township-J. Clark Rob.
inson, John Dave Caskey, George w.
Baker.
Gills Creek ownship (SpeciaD w.
f. Laney, A. j. Clark, Il. =. Carter.
Buford Township-L.J j. Funderburk,
III. &. Steele, S. l.. McManus.
Flat Creek Township-J.W Cunning.
ham, j. w. Welsh, II. G. Connell.
Pleasant Hill lTownship-P.T. .Twitty,
j. a. Weaner. ID. l.. Bailey, ST.
Cedar Creek Township-J.A.Ca "A .Cauthen,
II. s. Hendrix, Il. u. Caskey.
Kershaw (SpeciaD-R. =. Floyd, +.
NJ. Estridge, T. G.. Slower.
COUNTY COMMISSIONS
w. b. Bruce, Z. George Funderburk.
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Three progressive young bu-
siness men of Lancaster, Messrs
w. Med. Jones. j. Foster Moore
and E. Curtis Mackey, have
formed q partnership to conduct
an automobile and real estate
business here. The style of the
new firm is Jones, Moore & Mack
ey.
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For Safe

Six desirable lots on Chesterfield ave-
nue.. Very desirable for building lots,
and on easy terms. Will sell two lots
or all six.
Two so acre tracts of land adjoining
Geo. Bakers place and on north side of
land fronting on) Redfield road. Right
by Antioch school, and extra good land.
Price $40 an acre.
Five building lots at corner of Jones
lot, between l.. c. Lazenby's mansion
and Mike Johnson's property; close In
and very desirable. Ask for price.
40 IL acres on new Arch road, 1-2
miles east of Lancaster. an extra fine
tract Of land Zones place. $50 an acre.
3s-il T. NJ. BEI.k.
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We have again had to surren-
der editorial space to other mat
ter which had to be published to-
day.

The newly-elected Judge Cope
is also a Wofford man, as was his
predecessor, Judge Dantzler. and
as are Judges Wood, Gage, Prince
and Klugh.- -Winnsboro News
and Herald.
Yes, but the "Chief corner
stone" of the Supreme court is an
Erskine man, Judge Ira B. Jones,
adds the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian.
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The Ballot Yesterday for Associate
Justice.

The editor received the follow
ing telegram yesterday afternoon
friday from The State:
Third ballot for associate JUS
tice: Watts 62, Fraser 81, Mem
menger Al. Possibility now ap-
parent that General Assembly
may adjourn tomorrow with no
election accomplished.
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