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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
seras-@intcr.

Sm @intcr it's gc,u6gnltd) falt,
God nidJt in Segas immeri
Sier medbielt's @ettcr gar sm balb,
Sas madtis banm ebcm id)limnter.
@eut' sebt i'm Gpmmerruf eiuber,
9as lmif'ge @plf ipa5ieren;
Sann, murgen beult elm Nur0er iducr,
ltno madbt bic Wenihbeit ~friereu.
Ger St1bter mtfelt iid banu Cit,
Bonn &ppf big ST ben 3ebeni
Hub iuiimidt iif iparnten SDnnenidbein,
Mmftatt bes NDrhers @eben.
Der Sarmer abcr fr5bIi@ ladrt:
,9ak i'm muir INNER Beulen,
Sett iuiro ipgleidJ eim Sdtuein geibladDt',
Nnn bciht eS, iidj beeilen."
Ga, Gle tit ba mandntal nut,
Der 0inb mag raid ifdD breben;
limb iinb bann nidJt bic Sdiueine tot,
Sit's nm bic @urit geidleben.
Aud fe9lt i'm Sanie sped mnb Sfntal5,
Wen iplt' bas ntdt aenieren;
tinb adj, ben Shtnfen ebenfnas,
Sr1st's SdJ,ueiu i'm Spf ipa5ieren.
Sadj, habt ibr euh periprgt NIT Wnra,
Wtit Gfmals hnb Sped unb Sdinten:
@erfeblt bann niht, fir emren Snrlt,
Sas Bone Star" Bier 5n t%rttfci,.
ga, 10 me Wnrit bonn 8oritentier,
Mud Sped nnb iaft'ser Sdinfen,
Die mmnben bei benz Some Star"
Bier,
@cnn ppn bic Olaier ,uinfer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
y / / c /.
Gomites Der gbamber Of gol

Homites Der gbamber Of Com.
mcrce, Der Steal gitate @rd)ange,
Ser goung Men's 9uiiiteb 2eagiie.
ser Sobbers' & Manufacturers
Qeneue, Der MetoiI Mer9ants' Miio-
ciation un6 beg 5taotrats babel
iiber Die NoridIdge, Die pon ben
llntcrnebnlern Der geplanten Sda
Mntonio, Modport & Merican 9abn
genladt iino, bernten nno iino 81
Dem Gntid)IuB eefommell, bab bic
9or}dI1ge IN Der iebt porliegenhcil
Gorm nidt mnebmbar iino. Sic
haben 5id) nber i'm Brin5ip fir oaS
Eroieft erfI1rt.
s. g. Compton, melher Der
Wenoiic oes bier perbafteten Con
ME g. Jrnnfs BEL Dem ueberfad
auf ben Sutuelier 2ebptansfp ae.
tDeIea 1T uno Der in 2areoo perbaf'
tet luilroe, bat ebenfans Elm @eltano-
mis- abgelegt. Sn oieiem meroen bic
Musiaseu Gronfs' beitdtigt, MIR bab
Compton bcbnnptet, Granfs let Der
urbeber oes Berbredens gepeien.
Muh iagt er. er babe ttur neun gia.
mGrteu erboIten. Dieie muroen an
elmer BON inn beoeidneten Steae in
Der GARD Der S. & g. 90. 8abn per-
groben borgefnnoen.. Die 9iamm.
ten, bic Jrnllfs an iid genommen,
fino auf benz 8oitamt in Wcairl-
llep, tpobin er fie inter ieiner glorci.
ie aeIdidt hatte, gefunoen poroen.
Die Girma 8. @roos & 60
heatfdtigt iid III einc National.
bnnf um5liiuonoelr uno Fat ein oies'
be3iigIihes Geiuh bcim Golrant-
Gcnfroneur eingereidt.
Die glftipen beg Beethoven
Mdnnerhor" peronitoIteteu geiterlI
Abeno, mad Der Yrobe, cilte Nelt-
iabrsfeier, Bel Der es febr gemiits
Iid uno biibih berging.
Das 4un6esoiitriftgeriht 1T
eeitern morgen er6ffnet iporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03

nidt 10 piel ein~3utuenoen, bradter
bod oie Yriienseloer biibide Sum.
men elm. Islander noae ebrlife
Geemann", Der bon Yladipea ats
arnler Geufel abfibr, tebrte als rel.
der Wann gu ben beimatli6en
Monltbeefs suriid. Die Oltinoiide
aompagnie beaablte ibren Sdiffs@
fapitdnen 3peibunoert Warf lm
Monat afs @ebalt. aber oas mat
Ser allergerinsite Sell ibrer Gin.
nabmen. sic batten 10 mannigia.
DIE 8ripilegien nno 10 piele @ele
genbeiten, iid gu bereidern, eaB
i'm 18. Sabrbun0ert Die Snmme, Die
elm S1iffsfapitdn bon elmer @eilc
nod Snoien peroieute, anf So
600 Be-. 10000 Marf serednet mlIf.
oe, fleine Brofitden ourd) Shmig-
gel nidt gerednet. 4nes Dos, To-
mol sic gbrfihfeit mie Die Shnel-
ligfeit Der @eiien nad Snoien bot
lib bod nun iebr g%eanoert. Seit-
tie bat oen Sauptperfebr spiiden
2onoon nno Snoien neben anoeren
@eiealdaften sic g. unb 8. Cine
Wenininlar anb Oriental Steatl
Napigation Gompanp) nit einer
Nlotte bon etpa go Sampfern.
Sic beforoert oie europaiide Holt
bon 2onoon alts in 1872 Sagm
noh Bombay, in 80 nad Sbon9-
bal uno IN % nod 4oeldioe-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03

Die nprogreIfipen" 0emofra
lei bon Ohio boben iebt alh cine
Discrimination gegriinoet. Sic mol
Ien allen Mniheine nah fir grpm
nIs Observation-Disclosures eia.
treten.
Mlfreo 9ennpion Didens, Der
dItdfe nod lebenoe 6obn bon
CHARLES Dideas, 1T ploslid I'M So.
tel Aiior ait Nem gorf geiforbcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
est Elm tiefes gebeimnis.

cd odnfe Sbnen pom @rinoe
Ineines 9erseus, id)reibt s. .. Ma.
Der BON Qetpisburg, SO. 3d., fir oell
~iuunoerbaren Goppelnaseu, ben i'd
posn electric gitters bnttey inoem
e einen iftperen SAL bon Wagen
Iei6en uno H6eulnatisinus beilts.
qsfiir unperoaulidfeit, @elbiud)t.
Vierenbetgtftung, Moeenbeiducr-
ben nidtg befieres. 8eriudt es.
@ornnfiert. Ntr SO Gents Bel a.
len Eruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
LokdIes.

.0e~iratsid)eine. - Webmrten. - 81.
besfaae.
&eiratsidcime.
George g Saplor uno @liie
StabI.
@m. $. @iessap Ii. srIeu 9ons-
bad.
aeiter d. Maribau uno auloa
9nler.
gonrao aral,ie uno Srou @albi-
M gbner.
Gre0. @embler uno 2i55ie Gees
man.
Cigar S. eolmbad uno SulOa
9 llbr.
@m. Sod uno Siabel Meusel.
Gbos. s. gbeesman uno Selenc
@ 9enoer.
Mm. 6. aotula uno gao Slo-
renee Beet.
Better go8pl rno 2ouiie @uiien.
81. Sobn z. 8inflep uno Mar
fla Wur3bnh.
ssranf M. 3arften nno Warp e.
ghroeoer.
@cbnrten.
g. s.. granf. Elm anabe; S. s.
gooenmiler uno Srau, 3piainge
{Maofm); Otto Niirnberger nno
Jra,t, Elm Maohen; s. 8. @eper II.
Jrail Elm Maoden; Ioolf 3uerder
unb Grais, Elm Maoden; Nlbert
Mobrie uno 5rau, Elm anabe;
aouis @etta uno 5rau, Elm Rnabe.
TobesidfIe.
@nr. q. @agenfuebr, 81 Sabre;
5rau Sable aammer, Al Sabre
@nlfab Senrp Gdmelber, SO SaD.
re; Clara Muernberger, 6 Gage,
Geo. Gdroeoer it,, 35 Sabre; 2oii.
ia HouIis, 70 Sabre; Socob glun1,
80 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
9(lter Gplbat aepeinist.

Sabre lang muroe id burf lln-
peroaulihfeit uito @~erItopfnTg
ihmer g%epeiniet, idreibt Der Griegs.
peteran 81. 6. Smitb BON erie Ha.
ober Or. Sings Stem 2ife Gins ia.
ben mid mieoerbereeiteat. Rur 25
Gts. BEL allen Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
Gins mad benz amoern.

v@enn sic uno Sbre Srau eiuen
10 felten Shlaf baden, 0a mun6ert's
MIDI oaB sic morgens niemals aud
MIR cine Minllte 81 ipat ms @e-
ld)aft fommen?"
uSn, mir baben natiirlih eineu
8ederl 8enn Der abIduft, idreit
Ger aleine, oaourd miro meme Srau
mod, uno Die ihmeiBt mid gum 8ett
rails!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03

generaIantpoIt 2igbtfoot bat
iein @uta1tem oabin abgegeben, bob
Elm Deficiency Mnrrant" iiber
100000. nusgeitelt, Inn bic Soften
elmer nel,esl nMeB : 9oa~ BEL Der
lTdtrbau. uu6 @etperbeidule gu be.
ftrtilln, geIebIid iein piiroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
CUTE Nesablnns.

.Goaen Gie mir, iper 1T oenn ie-
ncr 4err bort nit Der Dame OH
Mrn2~
.Dns lit Elm shrifiteller. Zen.
Zen Gle, benz bqbefl bot etfua eineill
boIben Sabr ied)s 3eilen 100000
ssroueIl eingetragent@
alb, nidt ul0glid!
bod. es NOR eine 9etrats-
NrnoneeE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
Seine steanns.

81: y@as treibit gu oenn iest?~
o.: sd babe cine Steanns als
0iener nj einen1 aroBen Bureau"
81: .@as bait OH oenn % an
tun2"
g.: u@eiter nidts, aIs Dor Dem
gureoii 8u itcben nnb ben Gin. nnr
g(usaehenoen Sic Sir gu offnen."
81: .Donnerpetter Damn bit
Gu ia gureall 8oriteber."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
1t,taberlegt.

9a,isar3t: nl1no ME fanoen sic
Sbren &erren @emabl in Ser An-
italt2~
9ame: uGttpas rubiger s.. Die
giniamfeit tut inn mol 49,. er neu-
tete an, oob aud meine geiude ibm
peinlid naren."
Sausar5t: 80, 10 s.. er fdeint
alto bod lidte Momente gu baben.H
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
: 9ineens guraitaaer,

= 8imcens gnrsitaller, Der genlae
le 8irt neben Der Sermann8.Sob-
nc.SaIle al Der @iGita StraBe, bait
itets elm gutes friihes @las Bier
an 3opf. @enu in Der Rdbe febre
man elm. @armer Sreis2ilnd !e-
Sen 8ormittag.
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Cine ant. bcmtIde Site

lit es, Hbeumotismlls, @i1t, Neu.
raIsie, grfdItungen, uifp. nit 8ain.
grpe1er gu bebanoeln. SnIten Ste
an Ger Site felt. Sic fonnen Der
adten Tain-grpeller in alien oelit-
iden gpotbefen 81 25 uno 80 Gent
Die SIaide befomnen. Ser edte
lit an Ser Mnfer Sdusmarfe err
tenntIih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
9e,u6bnlidle 9iuae.


iino beut3utage seiuobnlide Dinge
Bel ieoer Meoi5in, Die perfanft
miro. giniee 3eusniiie limb iiber.
5eugenoer ais anoere. 9os iiber-
3ellgenoite 3euenis iiber ben 8ert
elmer Meoi5iiL miiroe gewib ein
ioldes iein, melhes brett aug Sbs
Ter Raaboridaft fdme. Ole Gisen-
timer bon Sorni's @[penfrdater
fonnen es Sbnen ntDglid1ertpeii9
oebeil, petln es sic intereiiicrt, -
ueriuden sic es, fdreibcn Sl
oorufn. Mon ipcnoe fih on Or.
ter Sobrnep & Sons Co. 19E
Sppne Mpe., Chicago, SD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03

abiuarten lit EN- gutes Me3ept;
mas man i'm Sdnee perloren bot
fam man I'M Griiblingslonnen
5heiu lcidt pieoerfinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03

Manfer Spbu nladt Den 90!
oenen gooen oes p6terliden Sarr
luerfs al Dem zines Gonaioenfoiies.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03

SeeIenrube beiist Der, oeiien
Scr5 burd nidts mebr berpegt miro,
beifen 8erItano Dor nidts mebr title
itebt.
am meiiten grfols bat Die
0crleumoung, ipert elm aornfen
Cob oarin eingefIodten lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03
Tatale 3erftremtbeit.

Nefanmte: rMd, Jrau BrofelIor.
es mar ia eon3 entletIih, wie Sbl
Mann lpabreno bes geitrigen Son,
series geiduaardt bat. Sat er lid
Denn fir ben groBen Sdnger gal
niGt intereiiiert2@
5rnu Brofeiior: %, i'm @egen.
tell gr bate fid geraoe auf oieies
aon5ert ifpu lange ungemein &C.
ireut; aber ba bat Der arme seiterr
in ieiner 3eritreutbeit fem setpohn.
tes Gdlafmittel, itatt Dor Dem Shla.
ieugeben, cine Stunoe Dor Dem Son
CERT genommen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-03

den golfer mad Snoien. I6cr gan
&c 270 Sabre lang ieeelten Die Sdlif-
ie Scr 0itinoi9en aompagnie, Die
IhlieBlif big nuf 1900 Sonnen
@roBe angefommen lparen, I'M ganS
Mfrifa berum nabmen ibr @aiier
uno friiden Brobiant in Gibraltar,
ct. Selena nno &apitabt elm uito
Iildten oann langiam ibren @ee
bnr9 Den Snoiihen S5ean nod
gom6op. 0ieie Sdiffe tparen 5llilt
eroBten Cell beipoffnet nnb 6bnel
ten biel mebr Dem, mas mir belt
te einen areu5er nennen, als elmer
frieolihen Sanbelsidiff. Sic trn.
gen oreiBig big piersig &anonen llno
batten an 8oro so biz 100 Wonn
geiabung, sic one I'M @ebronh
ser @offen molgeiibt marel aih
barin unterridtet muroen. 8ir fon'
llen uns oieien 3uItano elmer be-
tuoffneten Sanoelsgeieaidaft beltte
foun mebr b%oritelen, abcr mir
pergeIIen 81 leidt pie iunaen So'
tnms eigentlid Die Sderbeit Der
Meeere lit. Sic lift faum so Sabre
alt uno ftammt eiaentlid erit lett
Scr @roberune @lgeriens our6 Die
Sronsoien. 9orber eaIt auf Sci
griinen @ailern aGaemeines SAINT
rebt, rno ieoer mofte ielbit au-
ie6er, mie er iid mebrte. Die be.
Stan6iqcn 4rieqe Der europailfcl
golfer unteritiisten bieien gu.
ltano. ltnb ole cngliihen Snnoels4
fompagnien botten oogegen gor
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26
SOLICITOR BON
HAM INJURED
Slipped on Wet Steps Monday
Night. P. Carey, Jr.,
Acting Solicitor.

Proctor A. Bonham, the pop
ular solicitor of the 10th circuit
met with a painful accident al
the Hiawatha hotel Monday
night, when fell down the steps
of the hotel, bruising his back
and chest and cutting a cash in
his chin. The rain during the
daA had made the steps very
slipper and Mr.. Bonham start
ed to goasoWn them with a lamp
in his hand. ffsaset slipped
on the steps and he fell with sHe
above results.
Mr.. Bonham made the speech
for the State in the Cantrell
case Tuesday morning and suf:
fered so intensely that he asked
the court 10 excuse him so he
could go to a Greenville hospital
for treatment, as he thought he
was hurt internally. He was
excused and went TO Greenville
afternoon.
Mr.. James P. Carey, Jr., was
appointed to act as solicitor for
the balance of this term of
court.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26
From Six Mile.

Hello, old Sentinel, How is
everything at Pickens? Every
thing is all O. K. at Six Mile.
The Six Mile Baptist Academy
started September 3rd. and is
getting along fine. They got
one of the best starts they have
ever had and all have learned to
love their teachers. The boys
dormitory will soon be COM
pleted and will be ready for a
large number of boys. Come
on boys we will treat you like a
brother. Now, remember girls
we are not trying to slight you,
come and be with US. Let
everybody put their shoulder to
the wheel and make it a go. If
we stand to our country, men
we will receive help; but we
must trust in a higher power
and we will receive help and a
great help.
S. NJ. B. A. Boy.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26
Cedar Rock.
Crowded ont last week.)

lCfOWQeQ OUT laSC week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony
spent Sunday in Easley, the
guests of the latter's mother,
Mrs. Nellie Hendrix.
Miss Ada Miller left Monday
for Saluda, n. c., where she
will enter the Seminary at that
place.
Miss Rula Hendrix will leave
for Greenville this week. where
she will re-enter G.. F. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Williams
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel H. Miller, Sunday.
Mr.. Elmer Hendrix left Mon
day for Lincoln, Nebraska,
where he has accepted a position
The Cedar Rock school closed
Friday. after very successful
term. with Mr.. 4. w. Singleton
and Miss Pearl Turner as teach
ers.
Cotton has been opening very
fast for the past few days, but
it won't be very much trouble
to gather this time as the cotton
crop is so short. Rexie.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26
TO MEET AT EASLEY.
Sunday School Association Will
be Held October 31st.

The executive committee of
the Pickens County Inter-de-
nominational Sunday School
Association held a meeting Sat-
urday evening, last; as per call
and arranged a time and place
of next meeting. The 5th an
nual convention will be held in
the First Baptist church, Easley,
S. c., on Thursday, October 81.
One day only. Several good
speakers have already been
secured. Each school is entitled
to send two delegates. Their
names should be sent to Mr.. G.
j. Ellison. Easley, S. G., as soon
possible. The public is invited.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26
Resolutions

Whereas our Heavenly Father
in His infinite wisdom called
from this life to Il greater work
beyond, on the eleventh of Sep.
tember the sweet and noble
spirit of our beloved sister and
classmate, we, the Philathea
class of the Pickens Baptist
church, record the following
resolutions.
First: That in the death of
Miss Viola Moore, our class has
lost one of its most devoted and
faithful members, and while we
mourn her loss, we bow in hum
BILE submission to Him who
doeth all things well. Viola has
gone where the shadows never
lengthen and where the weary
are at rest. Of her it can be
truthfully said:
Life's work well done,
Life's race we'll run,
A crown well won,
And now comes rest.
Second: That we extend to
her family our deepest sympa-
thy in this, their saddest hour
of bereavement.
Third: That these resolutions
be placed in our minutes and a
copy be sent to the family, and
published in The Baptist Cour-
ier, Pickens Sentinel and Liber-
ty Gazette.
Miss Nellie Grandy,
Miss Maka Boggs,
Miss Matte Griffin.
Committee.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, God in His allwise
providence, has seen fit to re-
move from our midst Sovereign
George F. Robinson.
Wherein we have lost a high
ly esteemedso and an eff
cient member of the Woodmen
of the World. Yet we bow in
humble submission to the will of
Him who doeth all things we'll.
Resolved that a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the be-
reaved wife and family, and
that a page be spread in our
minute books and that they be
published in the county paper.
w. NJ. Baker,
w. H. Williams.
Committee,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26
PEA RIDGE LOCAL NEWS.
New Store House Built-Big
Rather Killed.

Dear Mr.. Editor: Will you
allow us space in your valuable
paper.
Everybody is about through
pulling fodder and cotton pick
inc is the order of the day now.
Several from this side attend
ed the singing, at Griffin last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebber Parsons
visited her parents last Saturday
night.
Mr.. w. L. Morgan and his
his daughter, Miss Ellie, have
just returned from a pleasant
visit to Georgia.
Mr.. J. M. Garrett is building
a new store room, beside his old
store. Hurrah for. Mr.. Garrett.
The young mems prayer meet
ings at Mountain View are very
interesting to all who attend.
Messrs. J. A. Hunnicutt and
E. G.. Childress, with their fam
lilies, went to Cedar Rock noun
tain one day last week to get
muscadines, and had a Tip top"
time. On their way there they
killed a rattle snake which was
three and one-half feet long.
Mr.. Tom Pilgrim gave the
young folks a singing Saturday
night that was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar Garrett
spent Sunday night at Mr.. J. R.
Porter's.
Mr.. Walter Bolding is now
riding in a new buggy. Look
out. girls, it's a rubber tire.
Wonder what has become Of
BLACK Eyes," Lonely Sweet
heart" Susie and Blue
Lilac" Would like to hear
from you all and several more.
Come on and let's have good
paper. August Lilies.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26
Short Items of Local Interest
Negro Arrested Saturday Night.

Joe Hendricks, colored, was
arrested last Saturday night on
Mr.. J. K. Kirksey's place by
officer Neely and Sheriff Roark.
Hendricks was wanted in Easley
for gambling and obtaining
money under false pretenses.
He had been eluding the officers
and had been in Tennessee
about two months.
Magistrate Jameson, of Eas-
ley, was in town Monday attend
ing court. and as Hendricks
plead guilty to the charge of
gambling he was tried in Pick
ems and given 80 days on the
roads. He will be tried fo' the
other offenses when he finishes
this sentence.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26
Established 1871-Volume ~
PROBING
= COMMITTEE
TUES.
Near Riot Occurs During First
Days Work---Said to be
Much Evidence

Tuesdays Associated Fress
dispatches from Spartanburg
said:
Meeting here today to inves-
tigate charges of fraud in the
primary election of August 27,
a subcommittee of the State
Democratic executive commit
tee received numerous affidavits
and reports from county COM
mittees in which it was repre-
sented that hundreds of fradu-
lent ballots were cast in the
Piedmont counties and irregu-
larities were frequent all over
the State.
Many specific instances were
cited in which non-residents,
men not enrolled, negroes and
miners were allowed to vote,
while repeating was said to be
common.
Several cases were found, it
was declared. in which one man
voted as many as five times.
The meeting of the sub-com-
naittee was interrupted several
times by a noisy throng of sup
porters of Gov. Blease, who at
one time threatened to create a
riot when J. NJ. Greer, pro-
Blease member, of the sub-com-
mittee, denounced the anti
Blease majority for having held
meeting at Charlotte. N. c. at
which they outlined the COM
mittee's plan Of procedure. In
famed by Mr.. Greer's angry
words, a hundred or more men
left their chairs with yells and
advanced menacinly towaods
W. T. Stevenson, chairman,
when he called Mr.. Greer to
order.
It was late in the afternoon
when the roll call of counties
was begun and the inquiry
made as to whether fraud had
been discovered in them.
Spartanburg, Greenville, Aiken
and Anderson counties present
ed the most serious allegations
of fraud.
E. S. Reed, Burns detective,
has been working up evidence.
Wednesday was quiet meet.
ing. Ino. 7. Duncan urged
secona primary. He said that
Jones had used sl0S,00O in
campaign.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26

Dear Mr.. Editor: In your
last weeks issue YOU asked the
people to give You the news
items of their respective neigh
borhood's. | will give you an
account of a snake battle which
occurred near Mountain Grove
church last Monday. Robert
Evans, who lives at L. B.
Grayely's mill, noticed some
weeds moving near him and on
investigating the matter dis
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26
7. u. VAUGHN ARRESTED
Escaped from Greenville Jail
Last Juue.

T. U, Vaughn erstwhile
Superintent of the South Car
olina I. O. O. F. Orphanage at
Greenville, who sawed his way
to liberty from the jail there on
the night of June 26th. where
he had been confined on charges
of criminal misconduct toward
inmates sSahapage, was
arrested Sunday in a Bal tfff7eaS
Sunday school.
Vaughn's arrest was brought
about by R. E, Allen, Jr., of
Greenville, who went to Balti-
more a few days ago to accept a
position in a bank there. He
detected Vaughn as both were
on their way to Sunday school.
Following Vaughn until he en-
tered the church, Allen then
turned and called detectives.
When arrested Vaughn had
S445 in a wallet. He had been
studying medicine for sometime
in Baltimore, and said he meant
to return to Greenville in Janu-
ary and fight the charges against
him.
Gov. BIease, in speaking of
this case at Spartanburg Mon
day, said: Vaughn was turn
ed out of the Greenville Jail once
and I don't propose to let him
he turned out again. For that
reason I will have him taken to
the State penitentiary at Colum-
bia for safekeeping until court
is held at Greenville. If Vaughn
is guilty he ought to be electro
cuted within twenty four hours
after he is convicted"
When Sheriff Poole, of Green
vile, arrived in Baltimore,
Vaughn broke down and cried
like a baby,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-26

be done? That is a most vexec
and complex question, and its
solution would doubtless find as
many different theories as stars
in the armament, but some
thoughts have occurred to me
which will be given for the con.
sideration of those who may be
interested. --,-~o
The first thought is chargs
the constitution. Section six
of Article XI Of our present con-
stitution makes it the duty of
the Board Of Commissioners of
the several counties of the state,
to levy an annual tax of three
mills on the dollar upon all tax
able property in their respective
counties for school purposes.
Instead of making this apply
generally in the State it seems
to me if this section was chang
ed to read as follows it would be
better: THE County Boards Of
Commissioners of the several
counties of this State, or s.lah
officers as may hereafter be
vested with the same, or sinlil r
powers and duties, shall levy
an annual tax not exceeding
six mills" etc. This would
leave it in the discretion Of the
respective Boards as to the num-
Der of mills to be levied in each
county. One county might
find three mills sufficient, while
another would require four, and
another five and so on.
The ADVANTAGES in a plan of
this kind can readily be seen.
It would make taxation equal
on all: it would provide means
for every child alike; 1t would
obyiate the necessity Of special
levies in many of the districts,
That our children need all
the educational advantages thew
can get no one will deny, and
that every one should be given
a fair deal and an equal oppor
tunity is equally true: I am
convinced more than ever Of
the necessity of complying with
the spirit of the constitution in
providing liberal system of
free public schools for all the
children of this State, and in
making this provision it may
he necessary to make it COM
pnlsory, if so let 1t be done.
There is nothing comparable to
an education, and the parent
who can and will not send his
child to school should be made
to do so.
1t is a very cruel and criminal
treatment to put upon a child
to deny it an education when it
can be obtained.
Fair Plav