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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24
Trinity Lutheran Services.

AZ Trinity Lutheran church to-mor.
row services appropriate to the first
Sunday in Lent will be held. Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Preaching ser
vices n 1O:45. Luther League ~
- p. m. Evening services. with
sermon by the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Cricl-
enberger. VIII be held NJ 30. Lent
on services will he held in the church
on Wedne sday and Friday evenings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24

% the Aetna Standard works a.
Ae;uavii'e. was caught under a fall Of
stone while ~ wori; Yesterday morn
.ng ami sustained badly crushed
foot. lie was removed 20 the hospital
where Dr. Wilson attended him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24
Trinity Church.

Services at Trinity Episcopal
church SUNDAY will be as follows
Holy Communion AZ 2. m; SUNDAY
school at 9:45: morning prayer at IL.
evening prayer g; 80. Rev JACOB
Birmingham. OF Wheeling. will preach
Wedne sday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24

Mrs Frank Mel'otf enter,aIue! tho
MUSIC. Art aAt Literary cIIb n her
nom" on Tr.rts seventh strea-. last
evening program waR rendered.
followed by 81 social lorr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24
Bed Man Mee.

TIL" i.ea. lodge o. Red Men held a
'.. lar meeting Us. evening and ses.
al Cand dates wer" given degree
g o. " arranEemeuf. a banquet VIII
% gwen af'"r one mcc-trc each
.lifi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24
Poultry Association VIII ssnoy.,

The Eastern Ohio Poultry Associa.
Won has Issued invitations for "a are,
annual banquet. which will be hold on
February 90 in the old school housa
az Shadyside musical program
has been preparef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24
Encsmpment Ne.

Eetaire Encampmsu, NJ fo,. 7 n
- held meeting last evening N
'di Fellow hail There vas good
attendance. and important business
pas tran acted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24

a. sceooi 1fteae-. 'as Buiy ssrasv
D----1< as es-cfaE % hear -
sp-r1Ai sdd--s- ?, re ycgnx people
A sp-clA- car as ser; le-e sn3 vs.
crowded 20 all capacity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24

reg meeting - Bcllalr" chan
,cr' order ~ ne Eastern Star. vas
Ir.1 IN Masonic hall last evening ~.
t'''3 Yer" conferred and -he work
was followed BY luncheon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24
HON. TALENT MInstreIs.

Local young men are rehea-sing n
home talent minstrel show. which VIII
be given in this city in few weeks.
The best minstrel talent in this city
has heen selected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24
BRIDGEPORT
state inspectors Are Here and Nil
Test Water Pressure and
Fire Protection.

4 party - inspectors from tie STAT.
bureau are in town AMI are getting
busy Immediately. To-day test OF
he wafer pressure viii b." made ard
10 will BE- decided whether the
pressure n sufficicr' foo case o. fr.
buildings about town viii be looked
over and various Other matters w:.l
Do given affcn'lnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24

4 pefdier wGs arrested Yesterday
he"alse be ha- omitted me important
matter - sscur' ~ license Iio wi
D." given hearing before MAYOR Ire
sock some f'-ne to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-24

recently. He had been i'll for some
time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

tractive interiors to be found in thus
section, and the Commercial CITY
whose beautiful edifce is an ornament
to Americas and tribute to the pro-
gressive spirit of its management. The
other two banks, having comfortable
and we'll equipped quarters, are loolt-
ing forward to the erection of build
ings, and the time is probably not far
distant when they, too, will be n
homes the titles of which are vested in
themselves, and that will also be de-
ci6ed additions to the beautiful bus,
ness structures for which Americu3
promises to become noted among the
smaller cities of the state.
The banks of Americas are recos-
lied throughout the state and by Their
financial connections North and Wesr,
as among the best administered in the
South. Strong business men have the
grasp of their affairs. Their director.
ates represent sterling business intes
rity of the city and county. Their
n fY;1or how, boo,, +ro;rad i, Tho boplf
ing business, are thoroughly conver6-
ant with conditions in the territory
served by them, and have been daily
factors in the development of the bus
mess of Sumter and its sister counties.
The prosperity of the banks is
shown in their dividends and their &C
cumulated SURPRISES and undivided
profits. The dividends shown have
been paid regularly by them, begin
ming in each instance with the fir57
year and continuing without a break.
Safe banking has been the rule, but
oy safe banking has not meant a mig
gardly policy or one that would re-
press the natural inclination of the
city and section to expand. LiberalitY
has marked the banks in their treat
ment of all progressive interests wor-
Thy of assistance.
The Americas banks have excellent
connections with leading banks OF
New York and other large cities Thel:
facilities for securing funds are of the
best and there is always an adequate
volume of money in hand for the crop
movement and other financial needs Of
the city and its tributary territory.
Having won for themselves an enviabla
reputation by years of faithful atten
ton to their important duties, by rigid
adherence TO the correct principles of
judicious banking, they occupy today
position in the financial world thst
means much for the future develop.
ment of Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

combined assets of over two and hall
millions of dollars, the six banks o.
the city of Americas present showing
that reflects credit upon the city i'll
which they are engaged in business,
and upon the sagacious management
that has marked them throughout their
history.
The Oldest of the local banks, the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30
Six Banks
OFFICERS OF BANKS:

OFFICERS OF BANKS:
Americas National Bank: President.
L. A. Lowrey; Vice-president, w l..
Lane; Cashier, Nj. Nj. Lowrey; Assist
ant Cashiers, g. D. Wheatley, Jr., Z.
c. Hawkins.
Bank of Southwestern Georgia:
President A. w. Smith; Vice-president
G. M. Eldridge; Cashier, n NJ. DudleJ
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

mel cial City bank
Three of the banks occupy perman-
ent homes, buildings owned by them
selves. These are the Planters Bank
whose handsome four story building is
the only office building in the city ~
any size; the Bank of Commerce,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

of very successful business manage
ment now to their credit. These three
met all local requirements until tn
tremendous expansion began in the
development of the surrounding coun-
try, with its reflex action upon the
growth and business progress ami
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
Gin SDnbifat
Sull bas @rnnoeigentbnm an 8. Auc
uno 5iaee Strafe aufsefauit
baben.
Iprausiiftlide @erGnberuna Den
StraReubabn.sinien angeblid
Die lriade.

allem ani6ein ndA tam Elm Spnot.
tat auf ben Geoanten, bag Die gnItels
lung bon Strabenblbnz Grperten ourA
ben GurgermeiIter CUR ausdrbettang
siner neuen Routs fir bic Straben6a6z
men, Inn benz 9eordnge beim fountain
square absublTsn, oarin. reiultiren
ipsree. bob bic Grperten ben 9Qrftelb
Plute ais geeisneten plas fir oieien
3ped empfe6len perben. Die sSolae
mar eas QuFtnufen i'm 8ebeimen BON
Druneeigen.bum an Der 8. uno Race
StroBe unb n0rblih on Qebterer III
bohen preifsn. 0ds Spnbitat fab
fnon in 9eoanten neue Waarsnhduier
uno Sotels an ben Gdsn entiieben unb
rt6nete nit borrsnben Yrofiten. 1cs
Spnoitat iiferte fih bas 8ortauTs
reht 1uf cine aanse 9tnsabl 0runo.
hide fir cine Rsibe BON Sa6ren slI
feiten preiien esgen tleine 8aaransab=
Iungsn. auf oieie Deiie ii6erten lie
ii6 bic norbipeitIi6e gde BON s. gtpes
nue. uno Race Strabe uno auf IbnIihe
gGeiie dngs6lih i6on Dor einsm Sabre
Die iiiotpeitIide Gde, beiTer uls Gin,
coin 2lub Gebdube bstdnnt. 0is
rOrooitlihe Gte tdufte U. .. Iepaa
am 20. September fir $50, 900 uno
pertaufte lie fsitbsm 4pieber fir $135.s
coo. geri6ieoene geriu6e, bic an=
itcbenoen 0runoitiide 3u taufen, i6Ius
cen febl.
0asielbe fam bon ben auf Der iiios
Iihen Seite Der s. 2lDsnue eelessnen
9runoftiitsn geiagt tperbsn. Die
attioitdt bes Spnbitats ioI eins
4n5abI SpstuIanten betpogsn 6a6en.
tleine Grunbitiide auf beiben Seiien
Der Race uHo 8ins Strabe aufsutaus
fen.
gDie perlautet. tpirb has Snnoffdi
feds isiner pldns iallen ldifen, ba biss
ieIben auf irgsno cine Weiie an bic
Seffsntli6teit eelanst iinb, uno ss-
riihtpeiie perlautst aud, baB es FId
ouf Die Gegenb bon Race uno Court
Strabe seeinist bat.
Was INNER bic plGne oes Spnbis
fats uno Der tleineren Gpetulanten
fein moeen. ite tperben bon benz gsria.
oes grpsrteu 5arris Der bic StraBen-
babnldge ituoiri. abldugis iein. 5er
geriht tpiro in ca. spei Monaten
fsrtig fein uno odnn tpiro es iih ber.
ausfeaen. oh bic Spetulanten cine
quite 0eihdftsndie battsn ober nicbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13

tteilte Der poIt3si ben Namen zines al
ten Wlanties NIT. ben er i'm gerbaht
bat, ben Gin6ru4 Deriibt au toben.
90. 6. 9irpn. bon go. 800 80.
z. QDenue, melbete Der poIioei, bab er
IN Der 81. 8reifaItigteits air9e um
feline llbr uno etn portemonnaie nit
$1.35 beftobIen purbe.
Gin S6lei9bieb itattete benz
&oitbdus go. 4 @orfielo glaee einen
8eiu6 ab uno enttpenbete So bon u.
5. 8dlleitine unb $14 aus benz 3ims
mer oes Robert GhDrtpion.
Or. Sobn @rot6aus bon Rp.
933 Yort Strdbe mslbete Der goli5e',
ouB er am 5ubs bes 8roabfpdp BON siz
nem 3Gfhenoieb um $50 in gdar uno
cine poitanpeiiune iibsr $3.50 tefto9s
len nurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
2lusldnoiihe Stad)rid3ten.

ueber bic Gntfebung bon
Qaninen siebt albert BON 5rentinf in
einem 4ufias beg sSuliheftes bon BEL
bagsn unb GiaTings Wonutsbeften~
Observation-Disclosures 9lustunft, bic
our 3eit Der 5ohtpuriItit ptsIen Qeieru
bpppelter Qufmertiamteit pertb iein
iDirb: Die erite Role bel Der 2aninenz
biIbuns ipielt Die 8ei4affenbeit bes
llntergrunoes, auf benz Der Sdnee gez
fallen lit. Steile, bon gIoden, Baum
unb Strau4 nid1t unterbrohens, nift
geihthtste Sdnse, tnsbionoere glatts
5elsbaloen unb Ralens unb Deioens
Hidden, Iinb ihr natiirlih am giinftigs
item, benn, auf iol6en seIdgert, tpmnlt
Der Sdnee audi BEL asringsr JteigurB
Ieiht in 9epegung. Sn Der 8eitinr~
mung Der mirtinlalen Neiaung bes
llntsrsrunbes, unter peIher dlIp Ga
lpinengeflhr in Der Resel niht mebr
leiht eintritt, III man Bel Der ,3ifTer
"a Grab iteben geblisben. Sreilih
tann audi ouf serinserer geigune, oos
uneiinitige 3uiammentrsfien anberer
llmitinbe noruusgeiebt, 2aipinen1ilz
oung eintreten. - Der 5tpeite 6r1Ipt=
fattor iit Die RGhtigteit Der Sdnee=
lage uno bic geIhaFfenbstt bes
S6nees. Das @etpidt frif6geFalIenen
S4nses fHpantt spii1en 72 uno 80
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
7leims YoIi5einaArid)te

- Gin Ginbr,her itattste in Der
Donnerfids Raht Dem 2abtn Der D.
8. aisbIdub Co., go. 1921 Central
glpenue. WabiionDilIf, sintn gsfun as
nno srbeutets einen tlsinsn 9slbbefrog
icpie cine solbtns llbr aus oem BsTSs
ihranf. 2lubero<m nabm er Elm. sslls
bsnes Snsneipebr NIT. ipefdbes 70 an.
asbrnGt lporoen mar. oaB es iih t1ite
entiaoen iollsn. iobaio ein Ginbreher
ben CABIN betrni.
Gin Ginbreher ftiss aeitsrn
Rohmiiiag am bslen 1age nurh elm
Ge!lerfeniter In oas 5dus ots Geo. SO.
anisbt. 30. $500 part MpeniIe, WaIs
nut lills. Elm unh itabi Elm pcries
moHnnie NIT $6. rGhrsnb Rnigbt feline
Rn6mistagsfieita bisIt. Der HsIsObIsns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
GAiH$ma&riMtsa.

Bottom, II. SuIi. 4nget.: rGpm=
ric" pon 2ipsrpool.
Rotteroa m. &bgeg.: Uranium
na4 Rem gort.
GuesRstpp n. Qbgeg.: .Gbrias
tic" nuh Rem Yort.
2iperpOoI. angst.: Baltic" bon
Rem gort.
Qbseg.:: n1uniiiun" uuo .gmpreb
Of Britain" mad WoHtreal.
ReapeI. Quget.: Oceanic" bon
Rem Yprt.
grop 5eab. Signaliiirt: $40
mig Gilbert. bon Rep gort nab grs'
men beitimmt.
Dooer. paTirt: .Rhein", por
Baltimore mad Bremen beitimmt.
appenbagsu. 9lnset.: rg. j,
1istgen" pon Rep gort.
gbriitianianb. 2lngetommsn:
,rniteb States" bon Ietp gort ndf
Sopeubogeu beftimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13

mir beute meiIt .oiemini" iaQen, qebt
na6 augemeiner 2lnnabme ouf rAh
Seiu Domine" (5err) 3uriid, unb 2us=
bride ipie ,ah oper 0 iemerft", yad1
unD 0 berrjemerIh" unD .bsrrjemerIts
ne" IinD nutiirIih 8eroerbungen oas
DON. Nber nod neitere Ysrbiloungen
erfuhr Der lateiniI9e 2lusbruf: Die
in y0errjerum" uno 10 jerum". 80
ierum, jerum ierum - 8 quae muz
tatio rerum!" beiBt es betanntlih i'm
Stuoentenliebe. 0u iouIt ben
Ramen oes 0errn oeines 8Dtte8 niht
unniiBlih fiibren: tDie man in r9oBs
tduienD", .Ypb Wetter" uno nnberen
mebr oas Wort .@ottes" peroiIbete,
10 bat man po3l audi Die obigen 8er=
tiir3ungen uuo Serberbungen gebiloet,
um niht ourh Nennun9 Des ptrtliher
oOQsn SeIusnumens audi bel Den nih=
tighten 8eIegenbeiteH g0t.Iiher Strafe
gu oerfallen.
rSonneni nein auf EIdz
T den. gtah benz ,1ailD mirror"
bat Der Fran50iiI6e Sngenieur Charles
Q8tnter cine neue elettriide 8atteri.
erfunbG, Die nit 6ilfe elmer befonoes
rem hemiiten 20Iung SonneuIhein
uufnimmt, in iih aufipeidert uno au=
tOmatift in elettriide Gncrgie umz
ponoelt. Die 8utterie beItebt aus 3pei
tleinen oiinnen Ylatinpldtthen. BON
oeneU bic cine in cine G0iung bon
uberhloriaurem Giienial3 qetduht
nirD, pd6reno bic dnbere nit 2uedz
IiIberfaI3 in geriibrung itebt. Inter
Der Ginpirtuug Oes Sonnenlifrs
poQ3iebt ii9 cine temtihe Betielrptr=
tuns in oem Snbalt Der 8dtterie, Die
| fih babel nit Glettri3ttdt Idot. Wenn
bic aufoeIpeiherte GIettri8itdtsmenqs
perbrauht lit, tunn Die 8atterie iofprt
tpisber Ourh Sonnenliht gelaoen perz
ben. 9ieier SonnenIheindttumulator
/ lit nad Den Qusflbrunlen oes en1z
! Iiichen 8lattes ou3u beitimmt, einItz
peilen in ben 6duiern bic bisberigen
2ihtz uno 6ei3quelIen gu erieben. Dd
Der 8etrieb oer8atterie abiolut toFtenz
Ios lit uno nur Die eiumalige 4nf6afs
funq oes 2lpparates in 8etraht
tommt, rpiirDe nat 4mortifirun9 oe5
angeIegten 8apitaIs 2t6t, 6et3unJ
| uno aud bic 6iBe fir SoA5nede to-
! ItenIos beIhafft fperpen. 3ds @ntz
| ineioenoe on Der ueuen Grfinoung lit
Die Shdtidfe, oab gu benz getrisb Der
gutterie uno CUR Gr8eusung Der eIets
trtihen &raft tetnesmeqs Der Souneua
Ibein ielbit erforoerIi6 lit: CUR Qas
bung Der gatterie geniigt oas gepobnz
lihe 5ogesliht, 70 baB Der appardt
aud BEL berpolttem 6immel arbeitst.
Silt elmer gatteris BON 500 grDBeren
3eQen, bic tagsiiber auf benz Ddte
zines 6ouies aufqeIteLlt piroe, t0unte
man 10 nit 6ilfs Des 5ageslihts ge.
niiaeno elettriIhe Gnergie erSeugen.
I'm bic 9uu3e gla6t iiber feds 9robe
elettriIche 2ampen su IpetIen. MIS-
| SinberniB lit bis iest bic SoitipieIio.
felt oes BIdtins 81 betrahten; 8ers
Tuhe, einen GrIas fir biefes Bacterial
3u finoen, limb i'm 9anae. Rad ben
| Qu8fubrunqen zines elettriIhen Jads
names beiteben teine tedmtihen
| Characterization, nit 5ilfe oiefer
| SonennI6einbatterie Strubenbeleuhs
tlngen burh5ufiihrsn uuo MutomobtI~
motoren al tretben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
GieS mmS Gas.

- Der qontrollratb persab geiiern
ben aontraft fir bic pflaiterung Der
Carr 4 Strabs, BON gub6 bis glart
Strabe, nit @ranit an 5enisl & Suls
IiDan gu iArem alEssbOi BON $24,s
027.70.
- 4llis q. Ssdel. Der Snbubsr az
ner 1rodsnre;nisnnssoRitalt in bisii=
ger Stoot. lit geitern i'm gunoesserint
nm Ginlsitung bss gdnterottnerfob.
rens eingetommen. S<ine 4ttipa Be-
trleen 1878 anb feline Shulbsl
$1,000. Sedet ipobHt in Sort 3bomas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
WuslanD= Seleqrapb

Der Ben BON Sunis IN
9aris.
pnrts, II. Suti. Der 8ep Don
5unis lit gu einem offi3iellen geIuh
bier angetommen. Gr rptrb am II.
SuIi, am natiOnalen 5ejertag, Der gros
zen 9ruppenrepue in GOu94dmps beiz
nohnen.
m ascagni in poris dnges
fommen aber Deiterz
gere lit.
9aris, y. SuIi. pistro Ma5s
cagni, Der GompontIt, Der nab etnem
Streit nit isiner Jrau nit elmer Ghoz
riitiu aus Rom ourhgebrannt ieir
foqte, III bier in 8egleitung eirea
munnes angstommen. Gs bef1no Iif
teine Dame in Ieiner 8eieli6aft. 81
i'll uber balo tpisoer nab uTbetdnrter
Regionsn abeereiit. Mabame Was.
cagni iit iotpeit nod nibt in pdrta
angetommen.
ga Qiberte" iagt, ooB Mascagni
BON Rom aus nit elmer pronltuerlten
,staIiererin naf Vari5 gereiit iet, bon
ieiner Satin Qefolgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
Gbedid)iuinSler.

Gin uabefanrIter Mann betrat ae.
tern ben Saoen oes We. 8illertborg,
Ro. 307 Git Gearl StraBe, uno
inddte eiiien einfauF fir 10 Gents.
gr be5abIte NIT cinem aiif So Iauien.
Den Gbed on Die erlte WcticnaI
garf in0 erbielt oen ueberid)uB in
S0be bon $3.50 beraus. Der Gbet
iteate lid, ipdter ais meribIos ber-
aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
3iueite belize Weae
gon Der @ettermarte fur bente an.
geiast.

Die 5tpeite belize Den. Der Saiion
ut fur beute onseiast tporben, uno
ipenn ii6 bic Don benz 8oriteber Der
Dettsrparte pOrausgeiasten Ressn>
i9duer ni6t sinitellen folItsn, iteben
5fpeifellos mdn6e 5isihldse bepor.
Die Warimoltemperatur fir gsItern
rpurbe um / llbr am Hdhmittdg erz
reiht unb belief Ii9 auf 90 @ruo.
Der thermometer oes Wettertiosts
am 5duntain Square regiitrirts na9s
itehenbe 9emperdtureu:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
eokal.btrid)t.
Mas ben Weribtsb5fcn.
Sic 0rofgddJiuorenen erGoben gegen
20 g,eripHn Anflagen.

Tie giortpopo slnillement So ecr.
Iangt giubaltsbciebl gegen ctc
it1otiihen geamten. Ter jngeao'
Iid)e gaRoit aus oem gSeitenoe iiil-
ter geobo1tung. Diiltter per-
Iangt $4,000 fir Dem loo ibrea
slinoes. anabe miro bon elnenl
giann aui Die StraBe geihleuoeri
nno ioa ihiuer perlett lporoen ieim
- Sdeiolingsflagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
YerionalsVotis.

Grau Or Marsaretha Germ n n,
eeb. gursbduier. III seitsrn i'm 4lt.r
BON 49 SabreH nad lansem ihtperem
2eiben in ibrsr @obnuns. No. 1898
Golsrain 4Dsnue, seitorben. Die Der
itprbens erfreuts iih zines aroBen Bee
tnnnientrsiIeg unb mar aIesnsin be-
li.bt. Die geeroisung finbst am
Montas Rahmittas um 2::30 Il5r
som Irauerbauie aus ftatt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-07
TO DRAW CONDEMNATION JURY.
Mr.. j. y. Phillips Makes Statement of
Why He Has not Accepted Offer.

When the time came for the draw
ing of the condemnation jury in the
case Of the South Carolina Western
Railway against j. n. Phillips a re-
the drawing Of the jury be postponed.
This request was agreed to by Messrs.
d. d. Noise and l.. ID. Jennings for
the railway.
Mr.. Phillips made his request on
the grounds that he had not been in
formed in time to have his ATTORNEY
present to represent him. The draw
ing of the jury was accordingly post
poned until Monday noon, when both
the railroad and Mr.. Phillips will be
represented.
Mr.. Phillips in discussing the mat
ter Thursday stated that there were
n number of people who, it seemed,
could not understand why a settle
ment had never been reached between
him and the railroad, in view of this
fact he issued the following state
ment. which may be of interest to
the public:
When l was first approached on
the matter l stated that would leave
the decision Of the value and price
for the land to arbitrators. The Of
fer made by the representative of the
railroad was so low that my arbitra-
tor would not consider it and refus-
ed to act any longer. Afterwards the
railroad purchased rights of way
through two tracts OF land above my
place for which it paid $500 and
$3.50, respectively. The area for the
right of way through my places be-
ing about six times as great as was
the area for the right Of way through
either of the other tracts, l asked
only proportonate price for my
land to which offer the railroad fail
ed to agree"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-07
, n Penalty of Over-Population.
Detroit Free Press.

DCtiOit rIee ITcSS.
Dr. l.. Forbes Winslow, founder of
the British Hospital for Medical Dis
orders. simply repeated in rather SEN
sational form an assertion which has
been made many times in recent years
when he said there is no doubt Eng
land is going to the dogs and much
quicker than most people imagine.
1t Is natural, of course, for DR..
Winslow to look upon the dark side
or the subject, for he is in constant
contact with the poor and the men,
tally defective, and they fill much of
his horizon. Yet after due allowance is
made for any handicap Of Judgment.
1T is evident he has ground for what
he says
Theer are several conditions that
tend to nourish degeneracy in Brit
ain. Over-population of the island;
the consequent multiplication of a
type whose members are probably
lower in their instincts than the saw
ages Of Central Africa the ever-in-
creasing deterioration Of this type
through lack Of proper food and SAN
itation; the departure of the best of
the nations young manhood to the
colonies or the wars; the resultant
superabundance of women. leading
inevitably to an enlargement Of the
underworld; all these things are un-
doubtedly contributing causes.
On the other hand there is over-lux-
ury among the rich and over-train-
Ing among the intellectuals. There is
breaking down Of national pa
triotism through Socialism and Syn
dicalism, and, therefore, much men
tai unrest. Life under conditions
such as these must in the nature of
things mean insanity and degeneracy.
The great remedy Of course would
be the practice of eugenics; but to-
day no nation. unless it be the Chi
nese nation, is wise enough or brave
enough or has self-control enough to
adopt and carry out such a policy.
Great Britain with two-thirds her
present population, all comfortably
housed and we'll fed, would be a far
stronger nation than she Is today.
with millions starving and other mil
hons trembling daily on the brink Of
poverty and ready to drop into the
slough of want at the least disturb
ance of commerce or war alarm.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-07
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
Miss Maude Ine1 Wells Becomes the
Bride of Mr.. j. +. White.

One Of the social events of the
season occurred last Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the home of
Mr.. w. G.. Wells at MT. Hope"
near Sumter when his daughter,
Miss Maude Inez, became the bride of
Mr.. 7. f. White who is connected
with the firm Of Bultman Brothers.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. VIM. Haynsworth. of Privateer
in an impressive manner. The
brides sister, Miss Annie Wells act
ed as maid of honor while the grooms
best man was Mr.. Chupen White,
a brother Of the groom. Immedia-
tely after the ceremony refreshments
were served to the guests after which
Mr.. and Mrs. White came to Sumter
and are now living on the corner of
Bartlett and Sumter streets.