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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19

paa en- eienbommeIig Naaoe. 5or
meren bar beifipftieet meo at 'ier'
/ Waisageren, ba Seitene blep i'rPrn
te % iprang mob Ell Staaltraao
GRIND me6 ben 5slge, at iaapel Grin
Den fom Seitene og plogeu blen II,
genoe | ben lige beb rinbenbe Elitt
Garth Riper. Seitene blep iaa faiI
inbpiflebe | Staaltraaogrin6er, al
De par orufnebe inoen De funoe Fri
gisres, og oct trobs at Der fun bar
ire SOB 8ano / Glpen.
Sjort brepet til Selpmorb. s @Rr.
bcben al Rort6ome bar man forleoeu
Gibne til, at en- Short. iioentpiI giori
raienoe al DC utaaige Slueitif, itpr-
tebe no | en- Iioen Snbiis % Loo fla
ipnfe Thumbs. Ser er fsr blepei
booItnact, Of oisie 9pr unoertioen be-
guar Selpmoro, og bette ipues altiaa
at bare ct al oisie IiIfploer. Sior-
ten ploges ON Sommeren meaet al
Sliter og NoSouitoes, % DC bar
Inngt Itsrre Sfr9f for biSie fine imaa
Glageaanber emo for Wcnneifcr, ibet
Oe ofte io8er ub / SnOiiaer, ON Der
emo f9roeS NOT laa maltge Soil peo
oiSie.
libcloige SnbbrnostDpe. 20 Sno.
brubstpoe, Ser Ssnoag often baphe
ailast ct geisg / S. 81. Gprbolm &
Cos Sernparebanbel / Nep RihIano,
blep opbagebe netop iom De meb lit
Butte al HepoIpere, anioe % Selp.
tei ifuIoe forIaoe gutifen. Gen
Wanb, Der opbagebe De ububne Sic.
tier, giorbe granoalarm, o. bolpe
9pen par inoen nogle faa Giebliffe
pao genene. 20 Wpno, Srin Wat-
ion og Sames Eeterion, blep fort ef'
ter funbne | en- @oospo9n % % man
/ Dem mente at gienfienbe De ubel'
oiee Snbbrubstyue, toges De forels-
big / Sorparing.
WpS nlOpligt Hnsoriffeials. Otter
Den beitige 5orielgeIie, iom "Tusip'
foot" Sobnion forauitalteoe moo
ulopligt Iusoriffeialg / ben norolige
Del al Staten, bar Der MI / tlere
Woaneber ppret en- tiliDnelaoenoe
8aabenitilItano, men oenne fan MI
igien aniees lom bGpet, ioet TO
Sfipnfeperter / Hebbp, paa Snoia'
nerreIerpationen / getrami Gountp,
igien er taget peb Singebenet al De
SSor. Staters Waribal, % oenne
Serre bar life giort nogen Sentnles
ligbeo al, at flere Irreitatloner ptl
islge. alu9erne gaar no paa, at Sn'
oionerne trooS H~egieringens Sorbuo
ioripnes meb Slbuano.
Seitis Stprm ueb Cwatpnna. =
Smatonna % Smegn biem'egtes
Senoag Iften al en- pololom He9n'
torn, Der leoiageoes al ct ui9opans
liza beitigt 3oroenueir. 30 Saape'
bpeninger, ~tilberenbe :. WtartIon %
6. 2orlon, ~ant9notes al Spnet %
neobrpnote. st iterre Selifab, Der |
Iutomobiler par unberpeiS tllbuge
ira Iuitin, bpor De bapoe operopret
ct @oicbauipiI, blep pluoielig operras
ifeoe al Stormen % IuloItenotg
uiennembleote, oa Hegnet n9rmelt
lioneoe ct Sfpbruo, paa iamme Slo
iom Srpr bit % Der iplintreoes al
Sc fnitrenoe Gun % b%r9noenoe uos
busbpaniuoer lpIte op / S%orilonten.
: Den ipolige Del al 9ountpet anret'
teoes betpoelig Sfaoe paa Ipllngen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
Olaf paulus.

Sm aomponiiten Olaf Tolllus,
iom npIia afgif req Seoen | Staps
anger, ifriper "Stau. aftenbl." | jim
Gefrolog blanOt anoet:
aae Ntuiif. og Sangpenner ! Oct.
re 2anb uil meo Semoo mootage
@ubifabet ON, at Olaf Ealtllls CT
ofaaaet peo Spben, rammet al Sler'
teilag. Sg FER / 9pen bill S%uoltabet
BIZ mootaset meo Sorg inoel ollie
Sumfunoslug; tbi Olaf Haulus
bar en- popul9r Mano | Sroets beOs
tie e9tpbning, ban bar 9ret % az
bolOt al oS ale. 90 bet lfploeS lite
bare Den SmIt9noigbeD, at ban bar
Ifinnfet os Nelobierne til bore to
Stapongeriange, baaoe Sobls og
Sauglonbs, men lige1neget bans per.
ipnlige ggenifaber, bans gooe S1er-
teloa og bans pinbenoe @9Ien. Olaf
Goulus funbe meo Sanobeo 'tge, at
lea bar fplt, ieg bar finn biemme,
ser bpor Gang % 8IGoe bor".
Sans Iune Snil % bans parnte,
msrfe Sine rsbet Ell gtatur, iom bar
Ifobt iii at lepe paa Sipets Solltoe.
Wen naor set life belt falOt |
bans 2ob, Ifplotes bet Smltenoig'
beoer, bporoper ingen bar Serre.
Sor ca. 10 aar iioen begpnote bans
Selbreb at pafle, og ienere bar ban
neppe n~ogeniinoe pGret BELT friif.
San leo al ct Siertepnoe, iom / BOT
8rao pirfet lmmertbe paa bans
gnerai. pg iom M enote bans Gage.
&ertil fom, at ban bar lepet nloer
tronge Sorbolo, builfet iammen meo
Spabpnmen bar bioraget lit til, at
Slaf Taulus life BELT fom til at
inbiri be itore Sorueltninger, man
meb aob @runb Itiaet til bam; tbt
ban bar en- al Natltren rigt uSritItet
Mono meo froOig Sontuii. Sa ban
for ca. Is gar iioen ifipnfet oS
"@eitonpeir", itob ban | i'm beo'te
Grait, oa Sc, iom fienote bam, felte
Tia operbepiit ON, at bette Serf bare
par gcapnoelien; men iaa fom Spg'
oommen og ipeffet bans oanoelige
% lesemIise arGfter.
Soruoen "@eitanpeir" er Sins
bailgen" og bans forifielige Santa
ter bl. a. til Misiionsiubileet pg
Sen itore SongerfeIt Der | gperl
melt fienbt al Ialilils' acmpoiitio-
ner. Sbetbele err BET bans aonpo-
iitioner for Manosfor, Tom bar boa'
ret bans Napn pibeit. % at oisle
por fienbt % ifattet ogiaa blaroi
GoromGnbeue paa ben anoen SIDE
at gtlanteren fremgif 81. q. oerai,
at ban for nosen faa gar iioen I'll
SnohpbelIe til at fonme til Minne'
appliS for at birigere nogen al lnie
Serfer peb en- itsrre S~unaerfeit Der,
Muiififisnere mener oog, at Eai.
nus &omuncer, iom bibtil life bon
ueret lao meget paaaatet, meb 81
ben uiI naa trent. Siffert er Be,
iclfolo. at ban i "Se'taupeir" oq
"Ninsbouaen" ifabte @erfer. iom pil
bepare hans Minhe | fommenbe 81
Der.
esns ~reesrab. Soften" til eIaet % Scnne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
3Hputunu.

Gn @usnlaonins &iricbGr, beItaa"
enoe al 70S itore aasier eler Crates,
ofienotes iiplte &irSoag ira Misioula
meo 0l,llttb Iom Seitemmelieslteo.
Slere IognlaOninger al iamme
Slaas Sritgt ifuIOe oenne llae afien-
ocS til minneapolis, Ct. Eaul %
andre gper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19

taget, bar forreiten en- ny Ceiling pao
5alorebet, ioet ct 5orilag ON at oan.
ne GLOBE Gountp af BET enbnu nof
iaa itcre Billings bill fomme til vi.
itemnine peo nRite aIminoeIige 8alg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19

"Saf SfjGbne, MI bar ieg CLIENT min
SortentpnnG. Saau mig en- Sisre til
S~pprbo9nen."
SOAR fun Ell Semtroueiebbel."
"8ppt, Iaa tar jee en- Illtornobil."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19

$45 pays for E months tuition in the
Commercialor the Shorthand department
OF Valdez College at DEBORAH, Iowa. The
new catalog~ contains the names o~fsever-
al hundred former students ofValder Col
lege. This school assists more than Ioo
students to paying positions every year.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
gniiaf big Ill bin Observation-Disclosures
bet iruatbare NOrOurftru.

Seo aougresbelutniug uctUp p~eotagct.
er ben iprlauste lib for SebOetie pou Ne
a~ierinsens S~pmeiteaolano bleyeu iprtpr
tet III ire Nar fra ben 2atu Der Rip.tS
"entrp" iitetetior lem Nor. Tom iUr. Strip
irar eiter 9iiie oofr tilllTu9el al ]iegJ,
rings SpmeIteaolaub, Ijag noe mo iii
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19

esns "rsssrab.esasn" til eIaot 90 senner
BET oamIe 2ano.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01
TEXAS GOES SOLID FOR WILSON
Gets All 10 DcIcgatcs--POIiticaI CD-
hcavcl-JOS. w. Bailey Not Even
Mentioned.

Houston. Texas. May 2S.-A solid
delegation of forty delegates instruct
ed for Woodrow Wilson was elected
to the National Democratic Convcn-
ito tonight by the Texas Democratic
Presidential Convention. The Ielega-
tion is composed of eight delegates
at large AMI thirty-two district dele.
gates. Harmon forces made one test os
strength on district delegates and
were defeated, 5i2 To- l56. Cato Sells,
of Clebourne. was elected Democratic
national committeeman.
The Convention adjourned until :.
O'Clock tomorrow morning, after thc
selection of the Baltimore delegates
The platform is the order Of business
tomorrow.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01
WILL LET CONTRACT SOON
"Impcriar' to he Name of Hotel IN
BE Erected by Mr.. A. J.. jackson.

The Imperial" is the name Of the
new hotel which will be erected by
Mr.. y. l.. Jackson on Harvin street
in the course of the summer and
fall. The contract Tor the building
Will be let in the course of the next
ten days, when work on the hotel
building Will be commenced immo-
diately afterwards
The blue prints and specifications
for the building We're received sever
al days ago and are now in the hands
OF the various contractors who will
make bids for the job Of construc-
ting the building. The structure will
DE three stories high and the first
story of pressed or tapestry birck.
while the other two stories will be
ordinary brick. The building will he
Of an H" shape so that all will be
front rooms opening on the outside of
the building.
Mr.. Jackson, who will be al Wav-
nesville for the summer in charge Of
a hotel at that place, will make fire.
quent trips here to look after the
work and to take care Of his other in
terests.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01

er and builder We're eager to go upon
the trial trip.
when the crisis came q state OF
absolute unpreparedness stupefied
poth passengers and crew, and. in
their despair, the ship went down
carrying as needless sacrifice Of
noble women and brave men as ever
clustered about the Judgment Seat
ih any single moment Of passing time.
We shall leave to the honest
Judgment OF England its painstakine
chastisement Of the British board Of
trade to whose laxity Of regulation
and hasty inspection the world is
largely indebted for this afwul fatal
lty. OF contributing causes there
were Very many In the face of warm
ing signals, speed was increased and
messages OF danger seemed to stimu-
late her to action rather than To per-
suade her 10 fear.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01
In The Magistrates Court.

The Rev. w. w. station. colorcd.
who first gave his name as w. w. Will
Hams. was sent up to the Sessions
Court Monday on a preliminary hear
ing FOR assault and battery of a
high and aggravated nature.
Nelson Peterson, colored. was 1r-
rested and sent To Jail Tuesday MORN
ing for giving checks without funds
in the bank.
Boston Brown, who was arrested
some time ago for dispoSing of prop
erty under lien. was released from
Jail Tuesday. after he had made
settlement for the goods.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01
WINTHROP COLLEGE
Scholarship and Entrance Examina-
ton.

The examination for the award Of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and for the admission of new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July 5, at
a. m. Applicants must be not less
than fifteen years of age When
scholarships are vacant after July 5
they will be awarded 10 those making
the highest average at this examina-
ton, provided they meet the condi-
tions governing the award. Appli-
cants for scholarships should write 10
President Johnson before the exami-
nation for scholarship examination
blanks.
Scholarships are worth s1oO and
free tuition. The next session will
open September IS, 1912. For further
information and catalogue. address
Pres. d. B. Johnson, Rock Hill. s. c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01
NEW PRESIDENT OF DAVIDSON
Dr. VIM. j. Martin Succeeds DR.
Henry Louis Emith.

Davidson, ;. g., May 2S-Dr. Will
liam j. Martin. Of the chair Of
chemistry VAS elected president "l'
Davidson College ON the first ballot
this aftcioo,n at the annual mcctinl.
"f the hoard # trustees 10 succeed
hr. Henry Louis Smith, who recently
accepted tn" presidency of Washine-
ton and Lcc University. at Lexington.
Va. pr. Martin has already accept
ed the prcsidccny ami viii enter up.
"n his duties at once.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01
NO HOPE FOR .AVI\TOR.
Physicians Announce That Death Nav
Come to Wilbur Wright at ANY Mo-
mcnt.


DAYTON o., May 2H.-Physicians
hulletined at o'clock tonight that
Wilbur Wright apparently was dying
They declare there is small chance
that he may live through the night
Late tonight physicians reported
that Wilbur Wright was lying i'm an
unconscious condition and was ap-
parently growing much worse. 1t was
stated that his death is expected at
any time. His temperature had risen
steadily and his condition was one of
almost complete collapse. All MEM
hcrs of the immediate family are at
his bedside.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01
SEASON BEGINS TUESDAY
Game Cock City Baseball League ~
Get i'm Action Next Weck-Nattcr.
Connected with League.

~ last the Game Cock City Base
ball league has given a definite daio
l"r the frst game of the season. \o<r
tuesday the Dodgers. headed by Capt.
i. NJ. Brown, will cross bats with tna
iisers' whose captain is Mr.. Robert
L. Mcleod. From thence on until
'he middle Of September q hot and
fast race is expected between the four
teams Of the league in the chanrio.-
ship race for the pennant which has
been offered.
sumter is 10 have baseball galore
this summer and the return of snnrt
so dear to the hearts Of so many
rams in this city promises to afford
pleasure among them once more and
the contest will probably he as close
ana interesting as any Of those in
former years when Sumter had or
sanized baseball Of professional
type. This league will be organized
and all players will be under contract.
but II will not he professional base
paiI Which Will be seen, although
some cracking good sport is assur
ed.
me four teams are the Pirates.
Captain III. a. Phelps; Athletics. Can
'ain Willie Jones; Dodgers. Captain
p. NJ Brown; the Tigers. CAPTAIN p
H. Mcleod. The season will last nm
II the middle of September and a
schedule Of games has already bacn
prepared. Two games will he play
ID each week, on Tuesday and Friday
afternoons, beginning at $50. Tw,
umpires have been secured and a
competent scorer will be on hand to
set down the achievements Of the
players.
The uniforms have already arriv-
ed, each team having its own colors
The league, while open to any play
ers in the city and not a part of the
Y. NJ. c. A., is backed by the Y. Nj.
{. A. officers and none but the best of
order and baseball decorum will he
allowed on the grounds. The grounds
have been secured and will be kept in
good condition at all times.
The patronage Of all lovers of base
ball and the public generally is in
vited a s it is the grandstand which
makes breaks the leagues. The small
admission Of 10 cents for men and 10
cents 1ur ladies and children will be
charged in order to pay expenses.
\ mass meeting Of all persons. old
and young. interested in baseball will
he held at the y. NJ. G.. \. next Mon
day night. There will he a number
of talks by the older baseball fans
of the town and large crowd is ex-
pected. The meeting will he for the
purpose Of arOuSing interest i'm the
league among the people of the
town.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01
The Man Behind the Poem.
News and Courier:

News and Courier;
Just because We published Il poem
of native origin the other day = cor
respondent writes to ask if we have
no index eXrurgatorius. We have;
but when Il man six feet three. with
shoulders resembling those of a rhi-
nocerous i'm breadth, appears in per
son with an cfiusion asking "lcaVc To
print" there is noting fer a sensible
man To do but grant it, what il the
poem WAS a little weak, The author
wasn't.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01

1T would surprise you to know II
the great good that is being done by
Shaih perlalhs Tablets. Darius
Downey, Of Newberg Junction, y. B..
writes, My wife has been using
Chamberlain's Tablets and finds them
very effectual and doing her lots Of
good If you have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give them a
trial. For sale by all dealers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01

The Carr Construction Company of
this city has been awarded the con-
tract for tho huildinp which will bo
erected on the lot iust north of where
Mr. j. *. CrossWcl is now crvctin-
three two-srory stores. The new
building will hc Il two-story affair
containing two stores. 1t viii he
built hy the Realty Holding Com
pany
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01

jects and objects in water colors were
all depicted among the hundreds Of
pieces ot work to be seen. The letter
| ng and coioring of card board ana
magazine cover designs attracted no
little attention. The ideas and scenes
depicted. many of which We're orig
inal. We're varied and ranged as wide
ly as did the minds IF the girls who
did the work.
In manual training various articles
made of ra!fia and reed We're the prin-
| cipal displays. These Were Vari-col-
ored and of varying degrees of sub
stantiality. from the strongly ana
tightly wrapped rafiia baskets To the
de!icately interviewer reed pieces.
Nor was needle work neglected by
the teachers and pupils in this depart
ment. There were number Of
dainty pieces showing the handi-
work OF the high school girls and
several sofa pillow cushions stencilcd
with various designs which probably
caused the owner many a half hour
of hard work and no little worry be-
fore they We're completed as seen on
exhibit Nor day
The department IF manual training
and art is under the SUPERVISION Of
Miss Marian Satterwhite and both
teacher and pupils are To be congrat-
ulated on what they have done dur
which there has been a supervising
principal of these departments. The
pupils have done more Of this kind
of work and greater stress has been
laid on it during the year than for
merly and the results as seen Monday
go to show that the time of the teach
er and pupils has not been wasted.
but has been spent in accomplishing
something which is worth while, as
we'll as interesting to the pupils. This
work has also aided the pupils 20 a
greater or less degree in their other
school work by teaching and training
their minds, eyes. and fingers To
greater degree of accuracy and nim-
bleness In doing those things which
come before them in their daily life.
But the high and grammar schools
were not the only ones which were
permitted to show what the pupils in
those departments had done for the
primary department also hasl on dis
play its exhibits which attracted a
great deal of attention and called for
favorable comments from numerous
visitors To the Washington street
school. Here the rooms had been
decorated with the pretty little things
which had been made by the pupils
ed in one auditorium as at the
Hampton school.
Here the grades from the first d..
vision To the fourth grade showed ir
their rooms what they had been do.
ing during the year. Each room was
appropriately decorated with the en-
hibits and the teachers took pleasure
In showing visitors their rooms Bas-
kets. boxes. paper chains. sketches,
specimens Of handwriting and other
things too numerous to mention were
among the things To he seen. all OF
them showing the excellent training
which they had received and the
manifested 10y the pupils i'm getting
their work as near perfection as they
were able.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01

Tn" water wagon T. doing som"
good work ON the streets these days.
cooling and cleaning ~ NJ tho same
time. The hose would also d. somc
good work if Il were used instead of
hrooms. Its use would be more sani-
tary and IL would also get the streets
cleaner.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01

There never was tine when peo-
pie appreciated the real merits of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy more
than now. This Is shown ny the in
crease in sales and voluntary testi-
monials from persons VINO have been
cured by it, If you or your chill
dren are troubled With a cough or
cold give il a trial and oecome ac-
quainted with its good qualities. For
sale by all dealers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01

Marriage licenses were issued Mon
day to: Willie Jones ana jamie An
dcrson, colOrcd Of Wcdgciicld. and
Miller Brown ana Eva James. color
ed Of Sumter
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01

Poor appetite is a sure sign Of inn
paired digestion. \ few doses OF
Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets will strengthen your diges-
tion and improve your appetite.
Thousands have been benefited by
taking these Tablets. Sold hy all
dealers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01

Tho county chain gang after spend
ins Saturday afternoon and sunday
i'm tho Jail yard started out Monday
morning for shiloh where they viii
hr employed ON the roads Tor tho
ucNt few weeks.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01
ROOSEVELT SWEEPS JERSEY.
WINS ENTRIE NEW JERSEY DEL
EG.\TION TO CHICAGO.
Wilson Loses -Four Dclcgatcs-Pos-
kOnscvclt i'm New Jersey Preference
I'rimary-Will Get All Twenty
eight MISREPRESENTATION Encounters
ca strong Opposition. hut Won
Home state. Losing Only Four Dis
trict Delegates.

Newark. y. j.. May 2S.-One Of
the most sweeping victories Theodore
Roosevelt has won in the primaries
since he began his campaign for the
| Repu. lican Presidential nomination
was recorded yesterday by the Re
publican voters Of New Jersey. In
dicati0ns based on Incomplete re-
turns are that Col Roosevelt carried
every Congressional district in the
state and that all the twenty-eight
delegates New Jersey will send 10
Chicago will be Roosevelt men.
Governor Wilson won his own
State against strong opposition.
headed by his political enemies with
in the state and appears To have
twenty-four Of the twenty eight DEL
egates. including the delegates at
large.
COL Rooseveit's indicated plurality
on the preferential vote is 10000.
Senator LaFollettes vote as far as
counted indicates he wouiI not get
more than > per cent of the total.
Governor Wilson's opponents had
to be satisfied with the strong SHOW
ing they made in Essex County, the
Smith, Jr. Indications at l A. NJ.
were that Wilson delegates had been
elected for the State at large and in
all but two of the districts The
Newark star which is owned by for
mer Senator Smith conceded Gov
ernor wilson's success last night. but
said the opposition probably would
elect six district delegate.
Delegates elected not pledged t.
Governor Wilson will go to the Con-
vention uninstructed
The count i'm the 1893 election dis
tricts of the State accumulated slow
ly last night The 3l5 districts that
reported first on the votes for dele
gates at large gave no indication of
the actual results of the primal
The figures on these districts, Il little
Taft. 9.22O; Roosevelt, 1850; La
Toilette, 315.
Figures on the preferential vote
practically We're the same. At the
same time Borden ID. Whiting. chair
man of the Republican Progressive
League. estimated Col. Roosevelt's
plurality in the whole State at H.
600. He declared that the 9Th Con-
gressional district was the only one
about which had had any doubt. and
he felt practically certain that this
also would go to Roosevelt.
Largely for the benefit of the army
Of commuters. the polls remained
open until o'clock tonight and the
count was correspondence late.
Under the New Jersey law, twenty
eight delegates To the Republican
and Democratic National Conventions
were chosen today. two Delegates in
each of the twelve Congressional dis
tricts and four delegates at large, the
iat'er being elected by the vote of the
whole state. The voters also had the
privilege of expressing their personal
preference FOR Presidential candi-
dates, although this result had no ef,
fec'
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rheumatism. You can do it 10y apply
ing Chamhorlain's Liuimout and mas
Saging the parts freely at each appli-
cation. For sale 10y all delcrs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-01

Lame back is usually caused by
rheumatism Of the muscles Of the
back, for which YOU will find moth
ng better than Chamberlains Lini-
ment. For sale by all dealers.
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EXHIBIT 4 FINE ONE.
THE WORK OF THE YEAR IN
MANUAL TRAINING. ART AND
WRITING SEEN BY LARGE
NUMBER OF VISITORS.

Impressions Gained by a Visitor TO
the ENhibit-Pupils and Teachers
Have Reason To- bc Proud of What
They Have Accomplished Along
Thcsc Lincs-A Description of the
Exhibit.