davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-05

= TAX, Ze ZaInKnSty' QOStSp aTInn
tureckiej do Dardanellow.
Sofia, grudnia. = Mad rzeka
Maryca ma poinoc cd Dedenghacz
Buigarzy pobili resztki armii
monastyrskiej j 5000 ludzi wzie-
Ii do niewoli. Potwierdza sic
wieSc, re Buigarzy zrobili Tu--
kom W Adryanopolu propozycye
honorowego poddania j wyjscia z
twierdzy, jaka jest odpowiedz--
ma te propozycye, ME wiadomo.
- Turkom pozwolono prowian
towac twierdze Adryanopol, Sku-
tari Janina, ale tylko droga
przez Morze Czarne.. (Znaczy
to = prosta niemozliwosc, lub
tez zwioke czasu tax wielka, ze
pozwolenie to mic ME jest warte.
Przyp. Red).
- Krol Ferdynand polecR w
ciagu zawieszenia broni zestawic
dokiadne listy zabitych i rannych,
kt6re jednak ogioszone beda do
piero po wojnie, ably ME przera-
zaly ludnoSci. w samej Buigaryi
j Rumelii ruch handlowy Podje-
ty iuz znowu W caiej peini.
Belgrad, 5 grudnia. : Serbia
powolala wszystkich ludzi do
walki zdolnych pod sztandary.
Konstantynopol, 5 grudnia. -
Rad turecki pertraktuje z ar
gentynskim zakupno krazowni-
ka pancernego.
Europa wobec woiny.
Londyn, 5 grudnia. = Brak
porozumienia miedzy mocarstwa-
mi zagraza i nadal, jak dotyca-
czas wojna powszechno-europel-
ska: Austrya zamierza przeslac
Serbii ultimatum, jezeli sic
Serbia ME wytlomaczy z afery O.
bray konsula austryackiego, Pro-
haski; Serbia zasie zastraszyc
sic ME dale. Me dale sic tez "a
straszyc i Rosya, ktorej oficyalna
prasa ostro omawia oredzie kan
clerza niemieckiego = grozace, IL
Niemcy ,gotowe So do wojny"... ...
Prasa rosyjska wyszydza ME
mieckie pobrzekiwanie paiaszem
i radzi rzadowi Rosyi, by w od-
powiedzi natychmiast wycofaI
swe fundusze bankow niemiec-
kich: fundusze te So tax spore,
re Niemcy odrazu poczuja, CO to
znaczy = zerwanie b Rosya.
z WIoch.
Rzym, 5 grudnia. - Parla-
ment wioski ratyfikowal 3S5 gio-
sami przeciw 24-em pokojowy u
k1ad zawarty z Turcya w Lozan-
ME. Premier Giolitti omawiajac
przebieg wojny zaznaczyl, ze
obsadzenie niektorych wyspy tu-
reckich ma Morzu Egejskiem
przez wojska wioskie = bylo tyl-
ko czasowe i W wojnie potrzebne |;
obecnie Wiosi z tych wysp sic IL
suwaja i przeszkodzic ME moga,
iesli je mp. zajmie Grecya. Wlosi
iednak zawarowali wolnosciowe
przywileje dla swych rodakow na
owych wyspach zamieszkaiych.
Pokoj z Turcya byl juz faktycz-
ME zawarty MIN wojna balkan
ska wybuchia. Move premiera >
klaskiwano owacyjnie; parliament
uchwalii pierwszych 10 milionow
ma inwestycye W Trypolisie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-05
TGIGgramy zagTaniCznG.
Z wojny.


Konstantynopol, 5 grudnia. -
Ukiad zawieszenia broni podpi-
sano wczoraj W Bagcze; podpisa-
{y go Bu{garya, Serbia j Czarno-
CORA; Grecya wciaz odmawia pod
pisu: stan wojenny MIA trwa da-
lei. :.
Londyn, 5 grudnia. = Donosza
tn Grecyi, re fakt, IL Grecya NE
podpisaia ukiadu zawieszenja
broni, ME znaczy zgoAa zerwania
Ligi Baikanskiej jakiejS niesoli-
darnosci greckiej; owszem jest D
ma nadal W najscislejszem poro-
zumieniu re sprzyrnierzonymi i
wiasnie ma skutek tego porozu-
mienia usuwa sic cd zawieszenia
broni po to, ably ME potrzebowac
zdejmowaG blokady Dardanellow,
kt6re So obecnie jednym mai
wazniejszych punktow ma teatrze
wojny: zdjecie tam blokady zna-
cznieby dopomogio Turkom.
Sofia, 5 grudnia. = Urzedowo
doniesiono, re Grecya ME odma-
via podpisania ukiadu zawiesze-
MIA broni, ale udzielono jej nieco
wieeej czasu ma rozwazenie wa
runk6w. Zadecydowano, re kon-
ferencya pokojowa zacznie sic W
Londynie dnia 13 grudnia.
Paryz, 5 grudnia. = Grecya
stanowczo oparia sic warunkom
tureckim zdjecia blokady wybrze-
zy i q prowiantowaniu twierdz,
dlatego ME podpisaia ukiadu,
nadto Rad grecki spodziewa sic
lada chwila poddania 'twierdzy
Janina W Epirze, oraz wysPy
Chios, ma kt6ra wyslal byi expe-
dycye; zawieszenie broni popsu-
loby akcye Grecyi ma tych punk
tach.
Ateny, 5 grudnia. = Rad
grecki wysial byi do panstw Ligi
Baikanskiej goraca odezwe, WY
wajaca do solidarnoSci, a nieczy-
nienia koncesyi Turcyi. Grecya W
g}6wnej mierze stworzyla Lige /
gotowa jest dla jej sprawy Ola
rowae wszystkie swe SHY armi i
floty. Oredzie to greckie do Ligi
lest dokumentem historycznej do
niosfoSci i dowodzi, ze Grecya
Ligi strzeze, ME zas pragnie ja
zerwac.
Z Aten rozeslano stanowcze
zaprzeczenie pogioski, jakoby
pod Series miaio przyjse do wal
ki miedzy Grekami Buigarami'
Zr6dla urzedowe podaja, re mie-
dzy Grecya a Buigarya istnieJa
najserdeczniejsze przyjazne sto-
sunki.
- Grecy maja trudna wake z
Turkami w Epirze- istniele tam
wiele drobnych oddziaiow ture-
ckich rozbitej armii monastyr-
skiej, kt6re ucieraja sic z Greka-
mi. RAPPORT floty greckiej podale'
ze W dniu 81 listopada okrety gre
ckie przewioziy $4,000 zoinierzy
buigarskich 5000 koni ich Sa-
lonik DO Dedenghacz, gdzie VOL
ska te entuzyastycznie Powitano.
Woiska owe udaiy sic zaraz ku
Bulair na przesmyk Galhpolski'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-05

$4,000 zarobku w czterech latach.
Wczoraj wyszia ma jaw cieka-
wa historya, w sadzie bowiem o.
kazafo sic, re jeden z prywatnych
bankierow zarobii $4,000 w
czterech latach. Bankierem tym
jest Czech, Frank Hajicek, 334I
West 26ta utica, ktory sam po-
wiedziai, re ME miai zadnego ka-
pitaiu kiedy bank ten zaklada}.
Cd czasu do czasu miaf on niepo-
rozumienie z jednym re swych
depozyataryuszow i jedno z tych
re wprowadziio go wczoraj do
sail sadowej pred sedziego Fake.
Hajickowi process o zwrot
5000 wytoczyia niejaka Antonina
Pospisil, 1883 South Springfield
ave., ktora miaia podobno zfozyc
w banku Hajicka ST 200 W roku
1911, a teraz doWiedziala sic, re
ma zaledwie 5000 zaoszczedzo-
nych.
Hajicek powiedziaf sedziemu,
re ME jest juz bankierem, re teraz
zajmuje sic sprzedaza realnosci.
w toku przesiuch6w Hajicek
powiedziai sedziemu, re ME zapi-
sywal pieniedzy jake ludzie II ME
go skladali, re jedyna notatka
byla kartka, kt6ra depozytaryusz
mu wreczal. Banker sam swiad-
cyl, re oszczednosci ME zaPisy-
wal jesli depozytaryusz zgubi}
przez siebie .wyrobiony kwltek,
to on ME mial pojecia lie wlasci-
vie czlowiek ten zlozyi picnic
dzy.
Okret zginai ma jeziorze.
w Chicago rozeszfa sic smutna
wiesc, ze zaglowiec Rouse Sim
mons, ktory wiozi do Chicago
tysiace choinek ma Boze Naro-
dzenie utonai W czasie straszneJ
bury ma jeziorze Michigan. Ra-
zem MIN, jesli poszedi ma dino
ieziora, utoneio I7tu ludzi. W
tel liczbie byla takze jedna ko-
beta.
Pewnosci/co do losu okretu
niema teraz zadnej. Z Two Rivers
Wis, donosza, re ma jeziorze WI
dziano tam szczatki rozbitego
parowca i wiele zieleni plywaja-
cej ma powierzchni jeziora. Dru-
ga wiadomosc opiewa, re zaglo-
wiec wjechai do malego portu po
drodze.
Ma pokiadzie okretu znajdo-
wall sic nastepujacy:
Kapitan Frank 'schuenemann,
Alexander Johnson, Edward Mi
nogue, George Watson, Ray Da-
Wis, Konrad Griffin, George
Quinn, Franciszek Sobota, Ed.
ward Murphy, Jan Morawski,
Greeley Peterson, S. Morris,
Frank Faul, Edward Hogan
Phillip Bausewein. Zona kapita--
ma Nelsona byia r6wniez ma O.
krecie.
Socyalistyczne pismo przestaje
wychodzie.
Pismo socyalistyczne, Chicago
Evening World, urzedowy organ
przestalo wczoraj
wychodzit, Podanie opiekuna
wniesiono natychmiast
po ogioszeniu faktu, 4e pismo
przestaje wychodzic,
Marcus Hitch, przedstawiciel1
ludzi, kt6rzy maja $4,000 pozy-
czki ma maszynach plsma socya-
listycznego prosil o opiekuna sa-
dowego, "a powod zawieszenia
podano kidtnie co
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-05
ROLA GRECYI w LIDZE
BALKANSKIEJ.
POrOzumiGniG ME zGrWane!
Grecya i Bulgarya W przyjjazzni.
Il Teatru WOjny.
MiedzymOcarStwOWe naprezenie Europe.
Rosya a Niemcy.
Echa Woiny Wfosko- Tureckiej
WOjna ROsyjsko-C -Chinska?!
x JAPoNII.
9dzymOcarstwoWe naprezenie W Europe.
Rosya a Niemcy.
Echa Wojny Wlosko- Tureckiej
u 2JAPONII.
Ze spraw niemieckich.

Proet reformy sstemu
Archbalda Przeciwn Odlozeniu urOczy
POmnik Lncolna kOSzOwac bedzie
kOngresu port0w. akcyi przeciw
Ograniczenu immigracyi. = u legislatury stanOwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-05
sumlenny .ebrak.

PAM: Jaimusng odemnie ME dosta'
niecle tadnej, aleimam prace dla was,
to motecie sobie CO zarobic.
aebrak: Dziekuje. ME moge piracy
przyjac, gdyt W takim razie musiai-
bym zaniechae odwledssnia mych sta
iych dobrodz.eiow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-05
zar0bki PryWatnego Banku,.
Czech zarobif $50, W czterech latach. Me
prowadzif zadnych rachunk6w
kataStrofa ma jeziorze.
PogfOska 0 zaonqciu 1agOWca Ma pokadze znajdOWaIo
sic I7.tu Iudd, dW6ch Po|ak6W.
PismO sOcya|istyczne przestaje wychodziG.
Kompetne bankructwo chicagoskch czerwonych Peycya
oopiekuna sadu.
Stchorzy4?
Policyant Bierman ma bye wydalony re sfuzby.
Pismo sOcya|istyczne przestaje wychodziG.
Kompetne bankuctwo chicagoskch czerwonych Petycya
opiekuna sadu
Stchorzy1?
Policyant Bierman ma bye wydalony re sfuzby.

do kierunku pisma porniedzy dy-
rektorami i klopoty finansowe.
Wine zwalono takze ma unijnych
pressmanow, ktorych sprawa po.
zarla duzo pieniedzy. Ma niedzie-
le, socyalisci zwoiuja posiedzenie,
by zebrac sporo pieniedzy ma dali
sza publikacye gazety codziennej.
Wysz}o wczoraj ma jaw, re ja-
kiS lichwiarz pozycza} socyali-
stom pieniadze i re bra} "a to
bardzo wysokie wynagrodzenie.
Ogofem miai on pozyczyc okolo-
100000.
Redaktor naczelny szmaty So
cyalistycznej powiedziaf, ze pis-
mo WHINE jest swym robotnikom
okolo $1,000.
Wojna W Zionie.
w Zion City nanowo wybu-
CHA wojna pomiedzy zwolennika-
mi szarlatana Volivy a robotni-
kami, ktorzy codziennie jezdza
do tego miasta do piracy. Zwolen-
nicy Volivy zastapili droge robot
nixon fabryki wyrobow elek-
trycznych i skutek byf ten, ze
pola walki musiano zabrac CITE
rech Volivitow, pokaleczonych
kamieniami.
Bylo juz ciemno, kiedy robot
nicy wychodzili fabryki. Usly-
sell oni obelzywe wyzwiska re
strony >zwolennikow szarlatana,
ukrytych po drugiej stronie uli--
cy. Z fabryki W celu ulokowania
narwancow rzucono reflektor /
robotnicy natychmiast obsypali
ich kamieniami. Gala walka trivia
Ia zaledwie kilka minut.
Po skohczonej wojnie stwier--
dzono, ze skaleczeni zostali; Fr.
Robinson, Mrs. Homer Kirk,
Mrs. M. Seys G. Robins.
Po doniesieniu Volivie o klesce
ten sic strasznie rozgniewai
przyrzeki W dalszynf ciagu pro-
wadzic krucyate przeciw robotni-
kom Cooke'a. Wiasciciel fabryki
w celu rozbicia zebrah Volivitowi
kazaf ustawic ma gmachu fabry-
cznym syrene kolosalnych roz-
miarow ia rykiem swym przy-
glusza wszystkie nhymny" oba--
iamuconych ludzi. o.
Czy stchorzyi?
Dzisiaj najprawdopodobniej
wiadze policyjne wniosa zarzut
niekompetencyi tchorzostwa
przeciw policyantowi Biermano-
wi re stacyi Rawson, ktory byl
razem detektywem Jonesem,
gdy ten zostal zabity.
lax wiadomo, Jones zginai cd
kul z rewolweru Biermana. Nor
derca sam powiedziai, re zabraf
Biermanowi revolver i zastrzelif
jego kolege.
Protokoi caiej tragedy ma Gi-
rard ulicy posiano szefowl policyi
i ten ma rozpoczac procedure ce-
lem wydalenia detektywa, kto-
ry rzekomo okazai sic tchorzem
w chwili krytycznej.
Z zeznai mordercy okazalo sic,
ze policyant Giernan uciekii zo-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10
Seniors IS. Faculty.

On Friday afternoon, May 10, the
seniors of Newberry college will cross
bats with a team composed of the
members of the faculty. This will
probably be the last conflict between
the present senior class and faculty,
as the senior examinations close at
1915 on Friday. A hot game is ex-
pected and every one is urged to come
out and see what will prove to be the
best game of the season. The lineup
of the two teams has not yet been de-
cided upon, but the battery for the
faculty will be Rountree and Voigt,
while Doscher will t1irl for the SEN
iors and Gunter will do the receiving.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10
THE COUNTY TEACHERS.
Association VIII Meet in NeWberry on
Saturday-AddreSs by Prof. L. I.
Baker.

The County Teachers association
will meet in the high school building
at Newberry on Saturday, May II, at
II o'clock promptly.
President ]. S. Wheeler Of the as
sociation urgently requests all teach
ers who can possibly do so to attend
this meeting. An invitation is also
extended to the trustees and to the
public generally.
This will be the last meeting of the
association and it is very much desired
to make it one Of the best meetings.
1t is true that some Sof the schools
have closed, but if any Of the teachers
are so situated that they can attend
the meeting, they are requested to do
SO even if their school has closed.
The committee on program has Sc
cured the services of Prof. L. T. Bak-
er, of the University Of South Caro-
lima, who Will speak on COntrollng
Ideals in Public Education" Prof.
Baker is a fluent speaker, and has had
large experience in common school
work as we'll as university work, and
his address alone will repay the at
tendance of the teachers. After his
address, the committee on program
will turn the meeting over to any
question that any teacher or any other
person may desire to have discussed
or discuss.
These meetings can be made inter-
esting and profitable if the teachers
will attend and manifest some interest
in them.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10
FOR CLEANING-UP DAY.
Important Matter Undertaken by
Chamber OF Commerce and Civic
Association, Backed by City.

In speaking of the call to rally for
cleaning-up day in Rock Hill the
Record of that city says it hopes to
get every one interested, and I'VE
know of no better work that can be
done for the city than this, from every
andpoint-health first, financial sec
ond, and beauty third. Our people
could all we'll afford to give day to
matter of this kind and when it is
over they will be well paid, taking
it from any of the standpoints men
toned above. A city beautiful will
mean "a city healthful,' and "a city
healthful' is the best asset We can
have"
What the Record so we'll says Of
Rock Hill is applicable to Newberry
and The Herald and News endorses the
sentiments.
Next Wednesday, May Is, is the day
set apart by the city board OF health,
the civic association and the chamber
of commerce for that purpose. The
general committees cooperating with
the board of health are:
Civic Association-Mrs. E. M. Evans,
Mrs. L. w. Floyd and Mrs. X. D.
Wright.
Chamber of Commerce-Jno. M. Kin
ard, chairman; W. G.. Mayes, James
Mcintosh and j. B. Hunter.
The committees Of three from the
wards appear below.
AS heretofore announced, after May
Is, city council will send out the
health officer and one policeman to
visit every premise and make a writ
ten report to the committee of three
from each ward, and these committees
will report to the general committee,
which will notify every person whose
premises are not then in sanitary con-
dtion. If he fails after said notifica-
ton to clean his premises he will be
reported to the authorities to be dealt
with according to law.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10
Cleanup Day.

Wednesday May Is, 1912, has been
designated by the board of health as
cleanup day. for the city of New
berry. A committee from the cham
Der of commerce and civic league was
appointed to cooperate with the board
in this most necessary and important
work. They authorized the appoint
ment of the following ward committees
to assist the authorities in their re-
spective wards, until the entire city is
made sanitary:
Ward w. H. Shelley, chairman;
Mrs. White FAINT, Mrs. S. B. Aull.
Ward DIR. E C Jones, chairman;
Mrs. R. Herman Wright, Mrs. Mamie
Carwile.
Ward 3-Clarence T. Summer, chair
man; Mrs. w. G. Houseal, Mrs. ]. Y.
McFall.
Ward Frank R. Hunter, chair
man; Mrs. L. G. Eskridge, Mrs. W. w.
Hornsby.I
Ward 5-W. H. Hardeman, chair
man; Mrs. J. Marion Davis, Mrs. ]. Y.
Jones.
The inspection of the premises will
begin on the above date by two author
lied officers of the law, and will con-
tinue until every place is inspected
and granted clean bill Of health by
the authorities. Otherwise the full
penalty of the law will be invoked.
Jno. NJ Kinard,
Chairman Joint Committee.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10
BOYS CORN CLUB.
The Boys to Meet in Court House
Promptly at 10 O'cIOck-Public
Invited.

The meeting of the boys corn club
will be held in the court house on Fri
day, May 10, beginning promptly at 10
o'clock, so as not to conflict with the
Memorial day exercises beginning in
the opera. house at 11.3O O'Clock.
There will be several speakers of
prominence in the work, the program
having already been published.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. A special invitation is ex-
tended those who have aided the boys
in the work, and they are expected to
be on hand.
Every boy who has enrolled himself
in the club is expected to be present,
promptly at 10 o'clock.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10
WALKING WITH WHEELBARROW.
The Man Who is Rolling Wheeibar-
row Over the Union Visits
NPWberry.

This city has been visited by Mr..
Al Edwards, of San Antonio, Texas,
who left Elwood, Indiana, on the 4th
of September of last year to visit the
capital in every State in the Union
within three years. He is walking
with small wheelbarrow, for $10,-
900 prize offered by the business men
and manufacturers of Elwood. He has
visited nine of the capital cities and
hopes to visit the remaining Al in due
time.
Ir. Edwards reached New5erry
Wednesday morning, on MS trip from
Atlanta to Columbia. He spent Tues
day night at Silverstreet. After spend
ing the time from his arrival here un-
til Thursday morning he took his de-
parture onward. Mr.. Bobbye Bass,
who has an eye for business, had him
at the Arcade Wednesday night, for
mutual benefit, and the entertainment
paid.
Mr.. Edwards was surrounded on
Wednesday by groups Of people whom
he entertained by interesting. accounts
of his travels and experiences and
who wish him good luck and success
in his undertaking.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10

Disosway's parents, that now belongs
to his sister, Miss Emma DisoSWay'
Mrs. Disosway is now there and Miss
Margaret Disosway and Miss Emma
Disosway will leave Saturday to join
her for the summer-Atlanta Journal,
7th. The Disosways are known and
have friends in Newberry. Mrs. Dis
osway is the sister of Mrs. o. MGR
Holmes and Mr. w. C. Schenck.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10
CHAIRMAN BOARD REGENTS.
Mr.. Fred. H. DOminick, of NeWberry
Elected to Important Position on
Thursday.

Special to The Herald and News.
Columbia, May 9.-At the meeting of
the board of regents of the State hos
pital for the insane, held here today,
Mr.. Fred. H. Dominick was chosen
chairman of the board, succeeding the
late Chairman Gooding, who died some
time ago.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10

MILK CATTLE have for sale of my
own breeding few nice Polled Dur
ham heifers with young calves.
These heifers are sired by a regis
tered Polled Durham bull which
will eiwght about 1,40O pounds out
of Tennessee pure bred Durham Of
the milking strain, and when fresh
milking give three gallons of milk,
and will weigh around LOO to l.
200 pounds. Also few pure bred
Shropshire ram lambs sired by reg
istered Shropshire ram, bred to vir-
ginia pure bred Shropshire strain,
which are bred for mutton and wool
combined Prices reasonable, L. w.
Floyd. 5-7-6t-st.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10
To Call Pastor.
time ago.

A congregational meeting Of Ave
leigh Presbyterian church will be held
on Sunday morning at II o'clock for
the purpose of considering the call Of
a pastor and for any other business
that may come before it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10
At fhe Theat0.

Manager Lavender announces that
he will give the old soldiers a free
show Friday, May 10, Memorial day,
from 10 to 11.3O a. m. A special reel,
battle picture, has been ordered for
the occasion, and all the old veterans
will be most heartily welcomed to this
show at the old court house.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-10
For Veterans Dinner

The committees request that all con-
tributions to the veterans dinner be
sent to the Mclaughlin store room by
10 o'clock on Friday morning, especial
ly the rice, as it is to be cooked there.
Secretary of Committee
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Commencement Program.

The annual commencement of the
college will commence on Sunday,
June 9, and will conclude On Wednes-
day, June II. The baccalaureate ser
mon will be delivered on Sunday, June
9, by the Rev. R. L. Patterson, D. D.,
of Charlotte, N. C. The Y. M. C. A.
address on Sunday evening will be de-
livered by the Rev. H. A Mccullough,
class of '93, of Columbia On Mon
day morning the annual sophomore de-
claimers' contest for gold medal will
take place, and on Monday evening the
junior oratorical medal contest. On
Tuesday morning the alumni address
will be delivered by C. J. Ramage,
class of '95, of Saluda, and on Tuesday
evening the literary address by Men
del L. Smith, of Camden On Wednes-
day morning the graduating class will
receive diplomas, and the various med
ais, prizes and degrees will be award
ed. A big alumni parade is being plan
ned for the week.
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O. L. Schumpert Chapter.

The o. L. Schumpert chapter, Chill
dren of the Confederacy, will meet at
the home of Kathryn Harms Saturday
afternoon, May II, at 4.30 o'clock.
Kathryn Harms,
Secretary.
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A FINE RECORD.
Newberry College First in Every In
tercOIlegiate Contest in State Dur
ing Past Year.

With the State intercollegiate base
ball championship practically secure,
Newberry college has taken first place
in evry intercollegiate contest in
South Carolina during the past schol-
astic year. This is a record OF which
the students and all the friends Of the
institution are justly proud. NeWber-
ry has a challenge from Clemson for
a championship game, but in order for
Clemson to tie Newberry, Clemson
would have to finish her schedule by
playing another game with Furman,
and would have to defeat Furman in
that game. Until that is done Newber-
ry is ahead of Clemson. Should
Clemson play the Furman game and
defeat Furman, then Clemson and
Newberry would have to play off the
tie. Unless that is done Newberry
holds the State championship.
Newberry took the State champion
ship in basketball and tennis.
Her orator won first medal at the
recent intercollegiate oratorical con-
test held at Rock Hill, her successful
representative being Mr.. H. S. Petrea
and his subject "The Indifferent Cit
izen."
In the contest for the best essay
published in a college magazine, the
medal was recently awarded at the
Spartanburg meeting to Mr.. C. P
Barre. His essay, which appeared in
the Newberry Stylus, had for. its sub
ject, "The New Nationalism."
The president of the college is en-
gagged in a contest now to the success
cf which he is bending every effort
Mr.. Carnegie has offered the college
S25, 900 on condition that $4,000 addi-
tional is raised by subscription among
the friends of the college by June l.
The present endowment of the college
is about $4,000, and this additional
endowment of $4,000 is very much
needed. President Harms has already
raised over $4,000 of the $4,000 need
ed by subscription, and he is now urg-
ing the friends of the college not to
let this great opportunity pass by fail
ing to subscribe the amount yet re-
naming.