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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

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Den mternotionale llOitiaing i Nom
1911 % pofte Der fortient 9eun-
bring.
@n imuf 8nue. l1ooalget ongaa.
enoe GpretteIien al ct 5oIfe6ibIio-
tibet meO 9aieitue / }tDfgbing ~.
bar mo0toget 5000 Sir. ira 5o6rif-
eier q. u. 66rftemen. Ser tioli-
gere bar ffeafet 5000 SIR. til ion-
me 5ormoal. 9erefter mener man
/ SeIge rMori6 ao." at flnne itar-
tie 5oretagelrOet, ser BOG itoOig piI
frGoe gtorag ira Sogens Bert
ner.
9rG6t uco Sp6iftsriel. Oo 9us-
mano Sens 9onien, aerbp peO
Ntfooelfart, ben 10.0s. forte @g0-
nina. le6 Soften Iobif. 9anHen
tom inc unoer 8ognen % Or9btes.
Sposfnlo. 9eitpreren al Crane
fer 9lnlsgaor0. Sngenisr 9. SCR
gen en-. er afgooet peo 06oen al ct
S~ierteilog, 81 pa r9I. Sergen-
len par irrlig fetOt for lit arbei-
De for 0aoiefuIturen, boorom ban
bar uoierOt Here 5frifter.
Otter nogen lbs Spgoom er
6orfotteren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
&iIb. 91auina a~fgoaet peo 0goen
poa C00er Spge6us / en- aGOer
, al Sc 2tor.
4fogoe oil oore fenot / oioe
are0ie ION 5oreorogsbolOer og
! 5orfatter. San bar Trepet 9o.
peaer liom en- 5ripiaig" ~
n9lpn0oprf" ogSfueipil iOu 6or-
mauelroe @enaer~ % q9ooiI" iomt
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Gi0 3eoafter a qapin0en % Gam
fuaoet@. ienere al Giosifriftet Ban.
mem, boori ban 81. 4. ifreo on
STRIFE % SfoIeiper8smaoI. S1n
interesiere0e III iiprtt ior 6riifo-
len q fonloea aenaem Fresien
talte ran ofte oeis Gag poa 9on.
BETS Sfolemeoer.
san oar fs0t / ~]iingiieo o. bleo
ferIt StltOent efter i 6orpeien at
buDe taget 5foIelererefsnnen 81
ter at pore bleoen teoIogiif aanoi
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6otrip { oiaereO % par iioen
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Der.
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= 5oritan0er ior Stsoring 6si.
ifoGe 9. q. elmer er Gitermiooags
Den If. @aj oigoaet peo GsoerL
43 Qar 0annel. Ten of0sOe bar
iommen meo 6oGfetbingsmon0 Cd.
rem 1re0erifien Ieoet Stsoring 6si-
ifoIe ii0eu 1906. San par Reonf-
tor al llgeifriftet Banner.
5ogneprnt FOR Rim o. In
6erup @eni96eoer g. Rasmusien
er ofgoaet Deo 06Oen paa 2luts-
ipgc6aiet / 9lar6ns. ca. 80 9tor al.
5oguepraft Z. 91ielien i
ShpSbierg er otter iaa 8o3es Sp9e-
leie aignoet Dao Ds0en. Cen al.
osfoe, Der oar eiet oSinobiergIpmo~ .
/ 56 aar, por / 8eIge Belle u.
9lO." en- uolmin0eIig o%elbegapet
Rano, Der no itor anieeIie / Soa.
net og 5io efter onoen bar o9ret
betroet De iIe1te fommunaIe 6iaios.
6oero.
@ros erer g. N. G5rlteuien /
ae6en5apn er / 6sGge o9iGtt. al.
gooet oeo OGDEN al en- 6iprteIanl-
melie, 70 Mar 81. San bar oprii-
oelig Sfibsferer. inotil bans Bro.
Ger, 8~rosierer aIfreo Gbr1tenspn
optog 6um / fit 1irmu. "a alii-
Tirmaet FOR noale 2ldr ii6en om0an.
ne6es til ct 4~lftieieIifnb, trof 9. u.
@6riitenien Jig tiIboge.
Irnfifbeitprer 3. 6sper er
ufgooet peO 3eoen paa aorbus
9lmtsipge6us eiter en- Operation for
o., pfosrefiSefie hon hor fiNt nj |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
@renerne % 5fulcns Siligu

ErGlterne % SfDlens Sillgn.
Gen 0an7fe BrgIteiorenings Be
itprelie og Reprpieutanter, ION bar
paret iomleoe til 0}s0e / asbenbupn
/ oisie 0uge, i%friDer oSDa. F1t."
at t0.0s., Deotog Fl. a. enitemmig
fsl9enOe l1Otolelie, iom oil blioe
tilitiaet oct al RigsOogen neo'otte
5pGeSuopalg ongaaen0e 9ooforilaa
ON 6olfeifolens 9ilipn:
M6oet uotaler, at oct mnu oo-
pare MOP en- OrOntug OF 5Olteifo-
lens 5ilipn, bporoe0 ben gennem
oct firfelige gmbeOe formioleoe
1orbinoelie meaem airfe og Sol
STOLE iDpftes pua afg6renoe Oioo.
De, og notaler naonIig Rnifet on
at 2oDforilugets o~prin0elige Be
ftemmelier ON 9rgiten iom fgot
@eoIem of Sfolemisiionen iait6ol'
oes.
Iarbus Maienm. Aarbus Mu.
ieuns biitoriife afOeling far er.
boerpet en- imuf SomGing funit.
neriif ttOfsrte aopier al EN- Del al
Iatonolmuieets beoIte @ulo- %
Selptin9 fra 8ronce- og Sprnal'
oeren inniom 8egre, Sails oa
9frmrinqe, Tibulaer, en- al be rigt
oeforareoe Monfeitole ira @ifin-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
lGs MGrfe til neoenitaacnoe.

) Soninr % 6ebruor opertereoe ri 81 ~uinobunone Bigger ito-
belt 4 gafer. og efer DC. itore antnI 9ftiGinger. font itrsnme.
De mo. bar ri 9oo til at LUTTE, at man gan os ret Dor Poatano
ON, at 0onte gsger life er 6pre. 0u bar ni lat os til Opgnoe at
beDie. at bette life blot 9RIoer ~un0brnone men ogfaa tnobnnone
Bigger. 8erfor fsJgen6e 3ilbu0:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

0erioia i 0ogene ira IS. - SIT
nj. Ger 6lioer @uostieueite. 6or.
baH0ling ON Oen firfeIige Sit1to-
tion % Gentrlnns StilIing til 0en
% OH 9rugen al 9iblen, ligeiom
Der bolOes ct Q}s0e al opientli9 no.
tionnl 8orofter. Mg0et itoar oa-
bent buoOe ior Eruiter % 99g-
mpro.
9nO ira WrGnlnno. Zen gren.
Ior9ite &onoels 0ampIfi6 Sans
Ggeoe@ onfom forIeoen til ag6en-
bapn % me0brogte gfterretnilger
ira belle gaor0grsnIano % De ire
noroIialte aolonier / S~pOgrenlan0.
8et angioes, at @interen ooeuaIt
bar pPret oil0 CO uroIig, % at
Observation-Disclosures fom 6slge Der.
al bar pPret meget 0oarDige. anto
3osmusien bar / &i1ter opret /
llperniDif.
Ssmine. Og TrtilleriifOle. Baa
Orlo9spprftet bar Der nplig oeret
uiboIot en- praftiif 5emine- OF 9r.
tilleriifoIe, un0erIogt 6beien ior
OrGo9sp9rftet, aontreoomiral 30.
darip, og meo aonm1anogr Ban.
BITS ion Gbef. Som @Ieper bar
OfficeritoIens @Ieoer. GerioneI al
Qfatros- % S6mineforpiet o. al
@aifinforpet iomt 3eierpefo6etter
% oprnepiigtige Maifiniiter gen.
nenaoaet 5folen. Miniifi6et SOS.
len, Gorpeoobaooen o9topofape.
rem, 0onon6oa0en o9reiuno", en-
&eoetbno0. Mtinefrnner % 0iine.
baooe bar ppret aupenot iom 2peI.
iesmateriel.
6iorring 6leftricitctsuGrf. "a
Nirnaet Qtsler & Sod1umien, 0or.
lens. bar me06eIt, at set life pil
pare / Stan0 til at leoere Draft.
nerne til @isrring Gleftricitetsoprf
til ben iaitiatie lio, er 2eperan.
ben / ct oen 1928. af6olot efstro.
oroiuprt 9praoosmeoe ~operoroget
til et inf 5irmo Tor $4,000 ar.
9anmnrfs melt 1Scnoe do. :
Ben al llge6laoet o0auif 2onobnlg~
u0Tfreone 3. aonfurrence ieireoe
Oen @anr0eier Ears RieIien, Crane
goaro pr. 6eIiinae. ~tiL5srelroe SO
p9rpae", iom / 5sIae aontrolfor-
eningsrengitnbet / @ennemiHit Tor
oe 3 iiOite aegnfobsanr bar gipet
1880 86. NpIt me6 IA psf.
Scot og $50 30. Smer aarIig.
Sgmt SDbe6nnSe. geo Rpborg
asbita0s gfstrnret bleb ser ben
t0.os. ofiogt Dom ooer Ell 5upe-
bon6e poo 6 gerioner, en- apioe o.
5 9pnS, 6en foofoIote oSubrbon.
6e", Ser aarene 1909, 10, II bor
begaoet nogIe og tuoe Epperier j
9auborg o9 Omeen. % at De
tiltoIte iO6mtes 6orbe6rings6us i
benbofospis 10 oa y Raane6er,
3 IF 9ano og Sreo / 6en6ol6sois
6 @anq 3, / Sang ) % , @anae
5 Gage o. en6eIiq If BEN 6. en-
betiuqet Tom poa . 9a9es @auo %
9rg6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
9oepaffe Rr. 7.
Sefs soSe friitelise 5srteaiHser.

I. ling Crit poa Ssbereaarb. 5ort9aine ira ~Semrets 81
bliotet", of OsclIntus. l10fonimen poa atrfeIg Jorenings 5orlas
1906. 1874 Sior mutt fonponert gin0. Bris 80 Gents.
,. SUB er min 6reie. Nj eu9enn b. Nt3toff. era INT
peo Olga. ll6fommen moer De lmges gibHotef" 1898. 30S
Siber. gris so Gents.
8. 5o6pigo. 6ortpning ira ausIanO al Crit Sdria. f55
Sioer. qris 30 Gents.
L. 5 bans SonnO. 6orteafn9 ON Stunorterne al aesba
Stretton. Sra Gngdif oeo Olga. 2t2 Si0er mutt %tomponeret
gtno. aiprs 6orog. 9ris so Gents.
8. 8crnem Sfrrene. Sn0re og pore 2o ifiI6ret al Soratio.
6ro Su.nit po Boitor @. DPiinier. 528 Si6er. 0e6iat Bris 81
6. ems N1prfet. 6ortentng ira ben tpit.franfe aria. Nj
annie 9ucas. me6 5ororo al Senrietta anutb, 5ormono for q. J.
Il. q. Dnmlarf. 272 Sioer. Nris So Gents.
Nile 6 Bigger tilion1nen 1863 SiOer, ale in0bunone, til en-
IdrnIe gogIo0epris al $465 - FOR finn $3.50 plus porto 30 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
gogpaffe 3r. 6.
Sefs pOpulGrc fritsIis. Stanbarb.gGrfer.

l. gunpan: Bop og AooOe. 9earbeioet at Boitor O. Rinfter.
2S7 Cher. grts 65 Gents.
2. Zen 9enige Srig meuem aone SbnOooi og Diabolus on
9ei66eIien al 8er6ens Sopeotn6, ener 5obet og @enerobrtnsen at
StaSet DaenneteiGl- vi 5obn grnpan. 1874 Sioer. Prs So Gts.
3. 0utiosnartprer. Deb gaitor u. 6. g. 9rooe-gasnusen.
23 Sioer. Bris 20 Gents
A. ansgors 9epneo. af bans GfterfsIeer gfHop Rtntbert
Re6 Noter pe6 grof. Ohif. 230 Sioer. Eris So Gents.
3. Raa beaig @rln6. Suutrere6e SfiIoringer Fo BET beaige
2ano of Bolt. 9u6pia Sdneqer. 279 Sioer. gris 80 Gents.
6. aueufins getenbtler. 0eb 5ororo al Bait. o. gPiniter.
33 Si6er. Bris So Gents.
sne 6 Bigger Sbirtingsbino meO @uIotrpt, meo tIiommen
1886 Sioer, for 1921 netto plus gorto 80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
"a gOOe inbbnnone Spger for $500.
8ogpdfte Rr. 8.
9anif SolftI9snins = fsrit. Serie.

9ogpdfte gr. 8.
9anff 6olftlesnins = fsrie Serie.
1. y5reOsfprfeu" oe p5onsfof". 20 %5orteatner al CART
@tlar. 1872 Sioer. Bris so cents.
2. On eomneISues gige. 5ort9nins for l%ngoounen Of
2ouHe g. aIcott. Zen en9eIite ll6gope Of 9osen foier $3.50. 800
5ioer Dor gris So Gents.
3. Drsnrnen. SuIefortGaino Of Ben osroensfen6te 5orfdter
CHARLES Dctens. 159 Sioer. gris 40 Gents.
4. Den Ors 8ere. en- fortrtnIie 30 ft9aine fra gu eng
Lamb Of 5orfotterinSen til ,OnfeI CONS Spite, gtrs. Snrriet
geeber Stone. 222 SiSer. gris 80 Gents.
8. 2nsens goter. en- poeit ~ipan6enoe 5orteuins al ben
genraIe engeITte 5orfater Cir @aIter Scott. 252 Sioer. Bris 6e.
6. 5rh5 Renters %5ort9ninoer. ct 9o6t ltoooIe al Den be-
nb~As 8srf&ters HstnSre 8remtrinseIier. 222 Sioer. Bris soc.
Vile 6 Bigger SeibirtfnesbinS og flere al Dem iaufrereoe,
me6 tliomnet 1897 sioer goo funo 5oHsasnhne hIbpbes Der
iomkt for 50. 90 neto plus Borto % Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
Boepaffe Rr. s.
9oeet til buert Ntslem AT 5amiIien.

/. @ennen ct Gnnhse. en- uomarte 5ort9atg al 6esbu
Stretton. SeroeIes irut in6bunoen. 377 Sioer. Pris 80 Gents
2 8ilbeIm gosidts 9sonet. Den befen0te aoffermisfonars
SeIobiogrnfi ODerint al Bait. @rOpe.Rasmusen. 28S Stoer
Bris 60 Gents.
&. airfeoopet Sieurmet. On gsrnepdtiue al Bait. Serrp
Using, 236 Sioer. SpecRl ne6iat gfs go Gents.
4. 8eo StiHen6e 9elpsnins. 5~ortaahnser for gsrn oe unee.
vi 5roo Don aronoff. Goeriot at Pat. ). GoIbo. 10i 5i0er.
gris 40 Gents.
8. 9onf.ameritanite IinbebIoOe ooer Song Gbrittan TX.
iamleoe Of Nettbeo q. Ratbieien. 287 Si6er. Irpft po tint ga.
pr og mutt uOitnret 10 Snufrntoner. Smuft Sbrtinssbinb
me6 5hel og arone Cub. Pris 500.
6. irn Seupes aogebos. On stoncmtf Susbolonines aoge.
% Spltebos oe Soon6bog for Susrnsore. 289 Sioer NEE fnlb-
Tfpnogt 9egHter. @oot gopir. SarSeIes fhr srpt SpeceI gris
70 Gents.
aae Bigger meO tlfnnnen 1878 siOer, foHbt tn6bumOne for
$3.50 plus Borto 80 Gents
aGe 4 gofter = "a inobun6ne gsaer mb tiianunteu 1920
Sioer goo os iun6 oant eesnine for $500 plus 5srfanSelksom-
foftninaer, Der De Hefe 9iIfRlbe bill bore ret ~ubetpbelia, narr
gsserne ienbes fo1 9roetgoos.
On suctoaenoe anIeonine for 91ieforeninger oa gibtoteter.
Gent bare "a girb til en- @enneminitsprs al 37E Gents per
gino.
GnfeItpis leueres 9sgerne gortofrit til ben peSfsiebe Brs.
1sri5 a1t5uaa 8abl esxi.
Bar. Rebr.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-05-29
CHINA Is NOT ECONOMICAL.
New Republics Estimated Expendi.
lures for 1912 SiO3, 100000 With
Revenue of Only 100000.

Peking, May 23.-Revised estimates
of the Chinese budget for 1912 show
a revenue of $4,000, 900 taels (s2o7.-
ooO,OOO and an expenditure of 576.-
100000 taels ($4OS. 200, ,OOO), includ-
ing extra army expenditures of S2.-
100000 taels (s22,4OO,OOO) and pro-
visional administrative expenditures
of 100000 taels $1,000, ,OOOD
Premier Tang Shao vi has resigned
in consequence of the violent attack
10y the national council on his alleged
prodigal expenditure of the recent
small loans.
The cabinet is endeavoring to per-
suade him to withdraw his resignation
but in some quarters it is thought the
retirement Of Premier Tang Shao vi
VIII tend to remove the growing dis
gust Of both foreigners and Chinese.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-05-29
TO SHOUT FOR UNDERWOOD.
Georgia Delegation to Democratic
convention at Baltimore will Be
Accompanied by ROoters.

Atlanta, Ca, May 26.-Georgia's
oelegatlon TO the Democratic national
convention at Baltimore will be es-
corted by a special party Of 1000 In
uerwood enthusiasts, who will take
with them three brass bands and a
rifle and drum corps, it was announc-
eu today Two special trains Of
Pullman coaches will be chartered
Tor the trip and arrangements have
been made for the .rooters, RI no.
cupy the coaches during their STAY
al Baltimore.
The delegates to the national CON-
Nentlon VIII be named at the State
convention to be held Wednesday,
and will be instructed for Underwood
In accordance with the results of the
presidential preference primary. held
May L. While Georgia is entitled TO
Is votes. the delegation probably will
number about 40, because of the great
demand for credentials to the con-
Vention.
District delegates with the excep-
ton of those from the Fifth, which
were named Saturday, will be elected
at caucuses to be held here Just prior
to the convention.
The feature Of the State gathering
Is expected TO be the fight TO he
waged by Thomas T.. Watson. one
tiihe Populist candidate for the pes
ldency, for a seat on the Georgia
delegation.
Watson has announced his inten-
ton of going to Baltimore for tho
purpose of continuing his fight
against William j. Bryan.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-05-29
Furman University Commencement
Annual Banquet.

The Furman University commences
ment begins Monday, June 3, and
closes Wednesday, June 5. on the
evening of Tuesday. June 4. at eight
O'Clock in the dining room of Mon
tague Hall on the Furman University
campus will take place the annual
banquet of the Alumni former stu
dents and friends of the institution.
These occasions furnish one Of the
most attractive features of Furma ,
commencement. and they serve both
To stimulate and maintain interest in
the Institution. \ good supper and
abundant fellowship are promised all
who are on hand. Music will be fur
nished by a Grecnville orchestra and
the Furman Glcc club. The commit
tee are B. f.. Greer. G. Il. Martin. j.
&. Keys and II. NJ. NIauldin.
The annua sermon will be preach
ed Tuesday. June 4. by Dr. c. T..
Burts. OF Columbia. s. c. The an
nual address before the Literary So
cieties will be preached on Wednes-
day morning, June s, by DR.. Charles
w. Kent. professor of English Liter.
ature In the University Of Virginia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-05-29
INSURANCE. MEN MEET HERE.
Fourth Convention of Carolina Pre-.
vcntiOn Association to BE Held i'm
This City, June 18th.

Messrs. Wallace and Moses are in
receipt Of a letter from the South Car
olina Fire Prevention Ashociation
stating that they will meet in this city
one June 18th. This is good news
to the property owners of Sumter for
this association goes over every fire
risk in town with the owner of the
property and points out to the own
er defects in his property in the
way of fire hazards and advises what
can be done i'm the way Of improve
ments and cleanliness. This associa-
ton is formed by the Special Agents
of the various companies represented
by the local agents in this city.
1t would he good idea if the City
Fathers or the Civic League would
see that the city is as clean as pos
sible for that date.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-05-29
In The Police Court.

The following cases were tried in
the police court Monday:
George Winn. firing pistol in city
limits, cursing, disorderly conduct
and resisting arrest, was sent up for
four months. George admitted firing
the pistol and cursing. but denied be-
ing disorderly and stated that he had
not resisted arrest but had run when
the police came up near him because
he was scared. He also drew a pistol
on one of the policemen who was
pursuing him and threatened to
shoot him. He was given sentence
of SIS or 80 days on each of three
charges and 500 or 50 days for re-
sisting arrest.
j. Nj. Harrison, violation of health
ordinance by pouring slops in vacant
lot, IS or 5 days.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-05-29
HOT WEATHER FOR THIS WEEK
Temperature to- be Above Normal
Showers and TIlundcrstOrms.

Washington. May 26.--Hot weather
Is promised for the coming week over
the greater part Of the country east
OF the Rockies, according to the
weekly bulletin of the weather bureau
issued tonight. While temperature
viii be above the normal on this side
OF the Rockies. they will be generally
below normal on the Pacific slope.
Considerable cooler weather. how
ever" says the bulletin. will appear
In the Northwest about Thursday and
overspread the Middle West by the
end OF the week. The barometric
pressure will remain low with show
ers in the northwestern districts dur
Ing the next several days and "A well
defined storm area will overspread
the middle West "Wednesday or
Thursday, and move eastward to ihe
Atlantic States Friday or Saturday.
Except for the showers and thunder
storms attending the disturbance. the
week will he one of generally fair
weather
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-05-29
AEPl|R|nG FLOOD DAMAGES.
IDLE FARM HANDS WILL SUPPLY
NEEDED LABOR.
Crevasse at Hymclya Has Widcned TO
$500 Feet and All Work Is Aband-
Oned.

New Orleans. May 26.-Railroads as
in-the submerged territory north and
east of Melville are organizing re-
pair gangs to be sent out this week
to rush the work Of repairing road
beds and bridges damaged by the
waters from the Dog Tail, Torras,
Panther Forrest and Beulah breaks.
There will be a large demand for
labor, but the supply made available
by idle farm hands is expected 10
more than equal the demand.
The Texas & Pacific. Southern Pa
cific and the vicksburg, Shreveport
& Pacific sustained considerable dam
age by washouts. Section and bridge
gangs will probably be the first to
begin repairs. The Yazoo & Mis-
sissippi Valley on the east bank OF
the Mississippi was wa shed out in
several places by the Beulah break
but 1t Is believed that through train
service Will be possible before the end
Of the next week.
The crevasse at Hymelya, 80 miles
above New Orleans. had widened to
more than $500 feet today and is
considerably wider than the river a,
this point. The government forces
have been withdrawn, only a few la
borers remaining to load tools and
equipment. Thousands Of sight
seers visited the crevasse today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-05-29

kfngdom-that wu. II faithful, shall be
associated with the Lord I'm His e,o.
nous Throne. 10 dispensing the bles-
sangs OF Divine power aud mercy TO
mankind. 90 as to effect the regenera-
oon OF all the willing and obedient.
% Give rs this day our dailv
bread" God has promised that our
bread and our water shall be sure He
hss not promised. nor are we 20 ask
for an abundance. wealth. riches.
nor are we 10 specify flne food or
uxuries The thought In. Grant us
oafiy such provisions for life's necess,.
ues IN seemeth TO Thee best for us.
~ Forgive US our debts as we have
forgiven our debtors" Here IL empha.
sized the Masters teaching that only
the merciful shall obtain mercy. that
only the forgiving shall be forgiven.
90 Lead Us not into temptation ito
abandon us therel." We feel our own
weakness. imperfection: hence. while
moving that we must be brought In
Divine providence into positions OF
trial testing. we may well pray not TO
% abandoned there. not 10 be left 10
our own strength. but that His grace
may be sufficient for us.
t0 The Bible assures us that there
- IN Evil One. and that he has great
power and influence amongst men. that
10 h "the Prince Of the power Of the
air." and 'the god Of this Age" How
appropriate that we request the Loro
not 20 abandon rs to the Devils wiles
The words. For Thine Is the King.
dom and the power and the glory for.
ever. Amen" are not found In tho old.
sst Greek manuscripts. and are there
fsrS properly omitted In the Revised
vs,sion. We await the overthrow of
oolnnS Empire. and the binding of the
AAvsrsary for q Thousand years. and
- ushsring IN OF the Divine King.
eoo and power and glory. forever.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-05-29
BARNWELL II. COOK A SUICIDE.
Columbia Man Uses Shotgun to End
His Life.

Columbia. May 26.-BarnwelI +.
Cook, we'll known citizen of Co
lumbia, committed suicide here today
at his residence on Price Street. He
placed the barrel of shotgun against
chest and used a fire poker to pull
the trigger. He was about Sc wears
or age. Mr. Cook, it is said had
been respondent for some time. He
is survived by his wife and the fol-
lowing children: Ernest G.. Cook. III.
). Cook and Miss Rosa Cook, all of
this city; l.. V. Cook. of Brookland:
Mrs. Nc oElvaine and Mrs. Dewitt Of
Effingham.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-05-29
WILSON CALLS IT POLITICS.
Secretary of Agriculture Agerieved
Because of Rebuke of Presbyterian
General Assembly.

Washington, May 2S.-Quoting the
scripture, James Wilson, secretary Of
agriculture, commented today on the
action yesterday Of the Presbyterian
general assembly in striking his name
from the list Of delegates to the Pan
Presbyterian council to BE held in
Aberdeen, Scotland, because he ac-
cepted last summer vice presidency
of the Brewers congress at Chicago.
And when the sons of men come
to gather before the Lord, Satan came
Also" he said.
This passage seems to apply to
this case for / have learned from
very dependable sources on the in
side that there has been whole lot
Of politics behind the attack on me
from certain quarters because /, as
secretary Of agriculture attended a
brewers conference. 1t will all die
out as soon as the next election is
over"
The secretary expressed the opin-
ION that Job, the much afflicted,
would have made a fine secretary Of
agriculture. job, he said knew a
lot about farming and mules and
horses.