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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
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troffen, aus Der man al entHebmrn
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lebeu iit.
lie gOtfhdft lautet: Dr. Ro'
bibih bon Dem beutfhen SbierDdto'
rum an Der Greusbu6t fam geiterH
in Der W0ller gu6t an uno mahts
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ridbt piro per Gunisntslssrdph Don
9romiee aus gei9idt ptrben."
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sSrsit1s In 5romioe eintrsFfen.
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bate man srfahrsn, baB bier Wlanr
BON Der Expedition Hah furdtbursr
Qeioen geitorben tparen uuo mdn bal
cnssnoumeH oob 2sutnant Shr0oer-
S6raHS uno. sebn dnoere Usdnntr aud
umaeiommen lsien. Der adpitir
RitI6er mar anfonss bes Sdbres
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lanbsUlorsh mad Der 4opent Bar
3uriidgetehrt unb bate aemeIoet. BAT
bic Grpebition psrlngliidt ret. ea
iuurbe bann ppn Rorpegen aus ein'
silFseypebition ausoefhitt, Der es
abtr nift geIang. bic 9srmiBtsn dufs
suTinben.
Dir Gtr0bersSdrau3 expedition
b....ano aus eff Geutihen unb flint
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mad bem glorbsn i'm Suli 1912 an
gcro bss S6iffss .5srsog Grnft" on
Rein Mitdlieb Der Expedition bate
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am Grgften ift bic 6eimiiihnns n
gpeftfoltn fiiblbar selporoen. Dor
gilt bic oefommte Grnte ais osrloren
llna<sdhlie annbpirtbe isheH iia rn:i
uirf. unb cine aclamitdt 1T unnus'
tleifIif.
llsberar berrfht SchspuiiersNcth
unn bic Dep5ltrung In ben I4limm'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
Jn(anOI Ie(egrGp0
D6istp oos 9erberbsn els
mes grobibtttoniften.

Winueopolis, Wlinu.. %.
c,slsll. 2S.G. RuiieQ, einitnals 8iirger.
meiIterstdnoioat Der prphibitioniiten
in bieIiger 5taot, betaunte iih am
Wtittpoh bes pfsrosoiebitabls IbuIs
big uno er nuroe uuf unbeitimmte
3eit ins 3udtbaus sefditt. IS 1T otss
6as brittle WtuI, bab RuHea ins
9ubthau5 oeihttt tpuroe, unp er bat
dud1 leh8 Wal I'm 4rbeitsbaus ges
feHen. gnie Der probibttioniit err
sl6rt, mar ss pas Sdnapstrinssn, oGB
IGN gu 0rurles sssi4ts. bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
9roteIt Der GiIenbo6uen geqen bic
NusOe6nung bes YQdetpoits
DteHites.
Die gran0tata itrop6e in
8ing6 m ptpn.

y IL y v III y ~.
9ing9amptom, q. g.. %.
sSuli - Nus ben Ruinen Der am
0ienitag Haamittag nieoer9ebronnten
CDeraQzJabrtt iiuo Gm Wtitttpoh ID
Geitsn, ale Bis CUR untenntlIatett
Derbrannt, beraus9ebOlt poroen. GIt
Der 2ei6en rpuroen in Der Jtabe oes
6aupteingangs oes 9ebduoes gefun@
ben, oa, mo- Die 3reppe nu6 Obsr
1inuufQefu6rt bdtte. Die Drei3ehnte
9eite Duroe IpGt am Qbenb gefunoen.
Sie purbe an ben 9ummiabIdBen an
ben 56uhen uls bieienige bes Sngez
nieurs Sobn S4ermerbprn ioenttftz
3irt.
Gine Der Qei6en I6eint otejenige Der
8orarbeiterin gleuie Conner 81 'etn,
bic i6r 2eben opferte, als Iie ihre I'm
terqebeuen 8u retten perIuhte. 4noers
/ Qsiheu puroeH an Rinqeu, unoeren
/ ShmutQegcnItGnoen, S6li1sln etc.
ioentifi3irt.
IS tft INNER nod ni6t m0glth, DE
3abl Der 5ooten oenau aH3ugeben. is
Iino ober penigftsus 80, Denn niht
mehr, 8erIonen ums 2ebeu getommen.
Gs bsfanoen iit psnigiteRs Ill Der
fonen in bem 8ebduOe, l!s oas 'Feuer
ausbra6, ltuo bdpon itnb, ME es
Iteint, nur 81 gerettet Iporoen. Die
Sooten uno 8erriBten Ttno big aui
/ srpei oDer orst gerionen aasihlleBI't
7Frauen uno Wdohen.
Trau Sou qrentiB, eine Witttpe
| itarb ndbreuo bes Sage8 i'm 9o'pttdI
! uno> Der 3uItanD pon 6rau 0tarr
/ Rernp, 8utb uno Gona Grottp unf
BON sFrau Wtap canton lit Elm trttt'
Tber. sFrl. Sitter ResttH, 5rau Usor.
9aret Guid. 5rau Sou Sou8bteline
uno gharlts gonteHe peroeu tpahr.
/ i6einlia nit Dem 2eben oaDontommen
| ISsnfuttousIles g 9eitdnontf (
zines jun8en 8ers
bre6ers
g6tcdqo, gu, %. Sulj. - Del
| 20 Sabre alte 0alter Ropat, Der an
Uittfpod nit pier 8ameraoen nerbat:
tet purbe, nQdoem Iie ben PoLt3lIter
/ 5amuel SO. Sopers tDbtlicb perDun
| bet uno ben 9pli3iiteu 5ront BoIpol
| ihrper perlebt batter, CAB I'm gerhoi
/ All. oaB er in ben leBten 3rpei Dlonater
/ an mehr als 80 Raubanfdllen bethel
| lIot oeipeien lei unb er prahlte out
Hoh nit ieiner gerbre6er sRarriere.
Sd nuroe dls 0ie6 geboren uni
bin Ieitbem INNER elm 9ieb gepeien,
Iugte Ropat. .Gs tit mir gleihgtltig
ob ih aehenft nerpe DDer nIdt. SD Tin!
an, dls ih neun Sabre alt mar, inoen
ih anoereu atnbern ihre 9enHtes ab
nabm Wlon bat mid fhoH IN dI
moolihen Qnitalten gsftett, nm mid
su reformiren, Iiebaben mid aber MI
! Idle6ter gend6t
Das ein3ige Bute, bas ta pon mi
Iusen tanu, lit, oub ih niemals einsi
Ueann berdubt babe, Der ME Elm 4r
better ausfo6. Sd CLAUDE, oaB ID
mebr als 500 RGubereieu began9sl
hdbe, Ieitbem i'd nit !ptsiem 9eIadf
onFtng.
| I'd mar elm Gumer1b BON SSrar
/ Somerlin9, ;sreo. uup Gpalo S6tb
iIonsti uno gbomas S6ulb, bic In
;Se6ruor ipegen Der Grmorbung ol
Gjemiiiegdrtrers Sreo. 70. 9ueI3or
qebGngt purben. Sd babe mebrer
Rdubereeien nit ibnsu periibt, sbe +
ertptiht tpurDeer.
grpteit gegen btIIige
Dadet 90 t.
WdfbiHeton, .. g., %. SuIj
Tie giIenbabn gr6iibenten babe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
Wetferberiat.

Tar DITTO: G6Gnts Wstter
am Donnerfing, psm I'm iiibliden
9beiI Gtridresen poraneebt; stfpds
fublsr. 2lm 5reitn9 fdones Better.
9erinberiine. banH nOrOli9e Winoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24

Die BrnnO6atallrOp6C in
Bing6QmplOn, j. j.
Die 3abl Der SDOteu nod nidlt
genan feItgeItellt.
Sie tpiro aber tunbribeinlifb 90
ilberftetgeu.
8rei3e9n big our llntenntItHtett oerz
= branrte 2eihen
8d6reno beg 3ages aus ben Srimz
mern berausge1hafft.
5000 8erglsute pOn 0en Rupfermtz
neu in Calumet, Wta., am
Streif.
s. 6. RuTeG, ebemaIs gir8ermeiItsrs
fQnoi0at Ser JSro6i6itioniIten
in Winneapolis,
Wegen gferoeoiebitahl5 tns 3u4tAaus
geihtdt,
Gr idreibt Ieiren Jtie0ergdng Dem
BbistptrtHten 3u.
9roteit Der GiIenbo6nen geqen bic
4usoebnung bes YQdetpoitz
Dienites.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
9ul nIit:1fsr q nt6.

Sta: ,Darum nimmit Tu ibn
niht? gr lit rsicn uno alt!"
Wtilfa: r2lIt2 Der taun nod 3ebu
Sabre lsbsu."
Slta: rSetratbe iha itaA tods
.islbit."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
grpteft gegen 6ttIige
50 det B 0 Il.

Wdfbineton, .. g., %. SuIi.
die gifenbabn gr6iibenten babea
oitrr lire 9ertretsr in moihiugtou
proseit gsaeu sis GaprerRngsa >aes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24

Gie Sample peroeH aber in3DtiheH
iortgeiest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
Mie aus elmer 5unfeuoepeiHe
psn Gpitbersen herpsr5n'
seben ideist.

gsuinanien perin6t etnen orieoen
bsbei5uiiibren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-03
La nueva
Junta Directiva


En- la Junta General celebrada Ill
timamente fue electa la siguiente Di-
rectiva para regir ell Casino Espanol de
esta ciudad durante ell a1o actual:
Presidente: Don Antonio Alvarez
Nava.
Vice-Presidentes, Don Antonio Sar-
miento y Don Abelardo de la Haba.
Contador: Don Jose Ma. Pedreira
Tesorero: Don Julian Simo; Vice-con-
tador, Don Benito Zalduondo; Vice-te-
sorero Don Joaquin Villamil.
Secretaries: Don Jose Perez Losada
Don Francisco Rodriguez Alvarez.
Vocales: senores Rafael Fabian
Antonio Caulbet,, Carlos Conde, Luis
Rubert, Ramon Valdes, Vicente Balbas
Jose Maria Lomba, Miguel de la Cue
tara, Pedro Castaios, Manuel Gambler
Jose ,Villegas, Guillermo Vidal, Antonio
M Somoza, Petdro Bolivar, ROGUE
Gonzalez, Pablo del Rio Gabriel Arce
Juan Pieras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-03
Consulado Doninicano

Sc rone en- conocimiento de las per
sonas a quienes pueda interesar, que
por ausencia temporal del que suscri-
be queda encargado del Consulado Do
mlnlcano EN- esta ciudad desde esta
fecha, el Sr. Consul de Venezuela, (Ca-
lie Luna" No. 15.)
M Garcia,
Consul Dominicano.
San Juan, P. R., enero 2 de 1913.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-03
Estadistica del tempo

EG promedio total de lluvia de la Sc
mana que termin6 ell dia. % fue ligera-
mente menor de media pulgada, solo
cerca de un tercio.de la lluvia normal en-
una semana de Diciembre. Excepto en-
un area limitajda indluyendo San Ger
man Cabo Rojo, la lluvia Jde las divisio-
mes 5. y 0. fue Idle poca importancia. En-
las ldivisiones E. y N. fue bien repartida,
con un promedio de POGO mas de media
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-03

en- ambas divisiones. La nota
mas sobresaliente del tempo de la sema-
ma fue la continuation Idle las hgeras llu-
Was diarias La temperature fu6 nor
NAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-03


En- el munldo femenino de los espec-.
tadores Sc han tornado dos partidos, O
en- pro y en- contra del pugilato. En- este.
otro "match'", lamemoslo as1, la Prem.
sa ha registrado muchas y valiosas OPT.
mones femeninas contra ell espctaculo
del pugilato; 10 que no quita que asistan
a el actrices muy distinguidas.
En- ell match Billy Papke-Bernard,
dice un peri6dico, 'la senorita PolaireI
Sc apiadaba de los golpes excesivamenteI
raldos; la senorita Ivonne Ducos, boniti7
LA y fragil, parec1a, muy cerca de la pis7
ia, una for de Lotto arrastrada por una
tempestad. A la primera gotta de sangre
que salt6 Idle la nariz de Bernard, la Sc
norita Ivonne Ducos di6 un CRITIC muy
emocionante, muy.. Comedia France
sa.''
Esas otras senoritas, mas menos
actrices, actrices mas menos senori4
tas, exageran la nota. Que hubieran pro-
rImpidO en- grititos de espanto y derra-
mado copiosas lagrimas al desflar, tor
turados y sangrando, los ni1os espano-
les de Levallois, Sc comprender1a. Pero
la nariz de un p1gil no merece lagrimas
nj compassion de ninguna clase. Un p1-
gil es un industrial cuaquiera, que vive
y medra de dar y recibir testarazos, y
casi todos los pugilatos son muy.. Co.
media Francesa; es decir, que ell exito
sc arregla de antemano. ST triunfasen las
Severine en- sus campafas de supriD1ir
ell pugilato, Sc mor1an de hambre una
legion de brutos que tienen derecho a
conner, como 10 tienen la mula ell b1-
falo, y que tai vez no podr1an dedicarse
otra cosa para ganarse la vida La cpl
dennis de esas gentes es como ell cuero
de un tambor. Yo he visto a Carpenter
al dla siguiente he haberlo convertiGo
en- compota Klaus, AHA en- Dieppe, es.
taba tan freso como una lechuga. Hasta
Sc hubiera dicho que los trompis que re-
cibio le habian aprovechado!
..'......
Luis Bonafoux
@ o
El marques de X. esta gravemente en-
ferno Su esposa, vestida de luto rigu-
roso, le cont empla sentada junto Ia ca.
becera dc Ia CANA.
Una amiga, entrando:-i Como! iva te
has Ilestog de luto?
La r1arluesa de K. .-Sl. No, tiene
salvacidn. -asi, al menos, vera por Sis
nrepios. CLOS 10 mucho que siento su
nzsgte.
Ode lie Journal''.r
Seg1n la revista Popular Mocha
MISC, die Chicago, un inventor neoyors
quino ha ideado recientemente un prodi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-03

gioso aparato cuyo objeto es evitar ell OIL
vido. Els una verdadera maquina recor-
dadora merced la cual ell hombre alta
'reado no correra ell riesgo de perder di-
nero a causa de falta de memoria; sera
su mas fel companero, siempre alerta pa
ra recordar a su afno todos los compro-
misos y deberes que tiene que cum
pir.
Todo 10. que tiene que hacer es inscri-
Dir ell respective apunte en- una tarjeta
"ad-hoc' que inserta en- la casilla CO.
rrespondiente, yla maquina Sc encarga
por 81 sola de avisaMe en- el tempo de-
bido. No importa que ell compromise sea
registrado con Uln ailo die anticipation o
solo ounce mintuos antes; automatica e
iremisiblemente ell aparato da ell aviso
hacienda sonar prolongaIdamente un tim
bre Y dejando caer ante ell individuo la
tarjeta del case.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-03
Sc ALQUILA

Una habitaci6n para persona sola o
matrimonio SIN hijos, con sin comida.
Informaran Tetuan, 2, bajos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-03
Para la traditional
fiesta

Efectivo recibido seg1n relaci6n
publicada S $500
Sra. Natividad L. vda de Skerret LOO
Dr. Gonzalez Martinez ZOO
Il. Suarez 500
Sues. de Manuel Lomba Ca. 5.OO|
Plazuela Sugar Co. 5.OO|
Sues. de F. Font Hermano 5.OO|
Junta Central Union de Pto Rico 5.OO|
Enrique Gil Rivera 2.O0|
Giorgetti, Cintr6n, Aboy Ca. 5.OO|
Pedro Bolivar 500
Pillar de Gomez Brioso ZOO
Jose j. Benitez 500
Rafael Fabian sonora 1000
Madame L. Luchetti 500
Lola P. de Balbas 200
Silvestre Feij6o 100
Dr. Jose de Guzman Soto 200
Teresa Capo Vda de Rivera 100
Epifanio Fernandez Vanga 200
DR.. Francisco del Vale Atiles 200
Total elective hasta ell 2 de
enero de 1913 S $1,000
Nuevas remisiones de juguetes he
chas por la sefora Maria Ubeda de San
chez Morales, ,sehorita Pillar Cabrera.
Gabriel Arce y Ca, Gonzalez Padin
|y Ca.
Dulces enviados por Luifa Hermanos
|y Ca
Solalnente faltan dos tres dfas para
terminar la compra de los juguetes. Y Sc
ruega encarecidamente las personals
que Sc prOponen remitir sus donativos
para esta fiesta, Sc sirvan hacerlo sin
demora, 10 que la Comisi6n agradecera
profundamente, nombre de los nifios
pobres que han de recibir ell obsequio.
Como bril1ante nota de esta colecta la
Comlslon desea publican la siguiente car
ia recibida del senior Giusti:
San Juan, P. r., de enero de 1913-l
Sra. Heriberta G.. de Guzman Benftez-
Presente.-Muy Sra. mia: Estoy ente-
RADIO de que este ano, debido sin duaa a
las condolences especiales en- que esta ell
pals, hay POGO entusiasmo en- el env1o
de fondos destinados la compra de ju-
guetes para repartir los nifios pobres
Fin vista de este, y siendo mi deseo
que La hermosa obra, para la que han !
prestado su valioso concurso las distin- !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-03
ECO.S

Ell rey de Suecia, en- presencia de la.
famllia real, ha entregado solemnemente'
ell premio Nobel los laureados M. Orig
nard y M. Sabatier, de Qu1mica M. Ca
rrel, de Medicina, y M Haupimann, de.
Literature.
Ell laureaidb de Fisica, M. Dalen, in
geniero, no Sc hallaba presente por ha-
Der recibido una grave herida estando
efectuando unas experiencias.
iEStOs SabiOS son terribles
Ell premio Nobel asciende este ano a
$4,000 frances.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-28
after COTTON SPECTATORS,
GOVERNMENT WANTS BULLS IN
DICTED ONCE MORE.
Federal Attorneys Fear That Defects
In Pending Accusations Will De-
feat its End and Cotton Price
Boosters will EScaDe

New York, May 24-The depart
ment Of justice has decided to seek
the reindictment Of Frank Hayne and
VIM. P. Brown of New Orleans, Eu-
gene Scales of Texas and Col Robt. NJ.
Thompson of New York on the charge
that they cOnspired to corner the cot
ton crop Of 1909.
This was learned today when sub
poenas were issued by United States
District Attorney Marshall for the ap-
pearance next week before the federal
grand jury of the witnesses upon
whose testimony the indictment now
standing against them was found
The document contained flaws, it is
understood, which the government
Tears might stand in the way of con-
viction. 1t charged that, with James
A. Patten of Chicago, the defendants
conspired to create a bull pool with
the intention of artifically raising the
price OF cotton in order to obtain a
profit of $1O,OOO,OOO
Patten pleaded guilty last February
to the sixth count of the Indictment,
known as the contract count" which
alleged that the defendants entered
into contract to buy up all the raw
cotton produced in 1909 and to hold
1t out of the market until November,
1910. He was fined $4,000 and under
an agreement between his counsel ana
the department of justice the other
counts i'm the indictment were nolle
pressed. ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-28
GALLOWAY GETS GOOD JOB.
South Caroiinian Selected by President
as u Member of Civil Service Com
mission.

washington. May 23.--Charles NJ.
Galloway of Columbia has been Sc
lected by President Wilson as a MEM
Der of the civil service commission
and his nomination is expected to be
sent to the senate within the next few
days.
IT has been understood for sonic
time that this appointment would
most likely be made and there was
much satisfaction shown here today
when it became assured that it would
be forthcoming almost Immediately
Mr.. Galloway had the Endorsement
not only Of the members Of the South
Carolina delegation in congress but it
Is also understood that between IS
and 80 senator's indorsed him besides
other well known public men else
where.
therefore 1t was much pleasure for
his friends here TO learn today that he
would soon be appointed to this high
position.
Mr' Galloway is secretary to Sem
ator f.. ID. Smith and clerk to the
committee on immigration.
His appointment will undoubtedly
meet with hearty approval.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-28
NEWS FROM MAYESVILLE.
school Closes Successful Year I'm
der Principalishp of j. X. Hamilton
II. ID. Epps believers Address
Barnett Store Entered-TObaccO
House Replared--PersOnal.

Mayesville, May 23.-The closing
exercises of the Mayesville school
were held tonight with a very inter-
esting and varied program rendered
by the pupils. The program con-
sisted of songs, recitations, drills and
pantomimes.
Last night Hon. r. D. Epps of Sum-
ter, representative in the legislature,
delivered a most practical and timely
address on education and kindred
subjects. N.'..
This school closes q most success
ful session under the direction of j.
K. Hamilton. Of Chester, as principal
and Miss Lucille White, Jefferson, and
Sarah Hamilton, Dillon, assistants.
The store of j. .fE. Barnett ON Main
Street was broken into early this
morning, the thief shatterng one OF
the large plate glass windows and OBJ
tanning two pairs Of shoes which were
In the window. The burglar had q
narrow escape as Chief Hinson came
up in time to fire three shots at the
man and from the marks made by the
bullets they must have come pretty
close to the fleeing burglar. He ,ap-
pears to have escaped on a horse by
another street before the chief could
get near enough to stop him., This
Is the second time this store has been
entered through the front
TIE, stock Of goods OF Chas. Rich
ardson were sold this morning at pub
lie auction to satisfy. mortgage held
by the Bank of Mayesville The stock
and fixtures were bought by L. Fl.
DesChamps. -.
Work has been commenced on; the
repairing and cleaning up of the old
Pudding fSwamp Tobacco warehouse
in order to have everything in shape
for the opening of the tobacco market
here In July.
Miss Elma Mayes has returned home
after teaching in the Westminster
school during the past session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson and Miss
Mcpherson OF Florence countyyfare
visiting at the home OF w. r. Cooper.
Mrs. r.. A. Chandler Sr., has re-
turned home after visit to relatives
in Columbia.
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Observation-Disclosures. =. In answer to. a
question as to whether or not a coun-
ty fair had helped the Orangeburg
County Union, Mr.. Claffy says tha,
the holding OF the fair has material
iy helped the Orangeburg County
Union. And am told that they have
good membership in Orangeburg
County. As to the kind of fair that
Will help our union most and the
farmers of Sumter county, | think
Bro. Claffy will be able to give us
some excellent advice. If the pride
of Sumter county will allow us to rent
or lease some grounds and erect
some temporary buildings to begin
with, believe that as soon as the
first fair is held that that pride will
be so stimulated that ii will be no
trouble to raise the necessary funds
TO purchase grounds and erect per-
manent buildings, in keeping with the
public spirit of Sumter.
j. Frank Williams,
President Sumter County Union.
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WINTHROP COLLlGGE
Scholarship and Entrance Examinat-

Sc'lOlafsInp ana Entrance EXaminat-
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 4, at
A. M. Applicants must be not less
than sixteen years of age. When
scholarships are vacant after July 4
they will be awarded to those making
the highest average at this examina-
ton, provided they meet the condit-
ions governing the award. Applicants
for scholarships should write to Pres
ident Johnson before the examination
for scholarship examination blanks
Scholarships are worth 500 and
free tuition. The next session will
open September II, 1913. For fur
ther information and catalogue, ad-
dress Pres. ID. B. Johnson, Rock Hill,
s. C.-Advt.
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.SQEQ. Show and for three dinners at
Charles Cafe in organizing the pres
ent club. An itemized account Of the
expenditure OF the last years prize
fund is on file in the Superintendent
of Education's office.
There is no question but that the
corn club is doing a great good in
sumter county. 1t teaches the boy
that there is work on the farm for
the mind as well as the hand, and
that intelligent labor on the farm is
dignified. Carrying out the instruc-
tions Of the club trains the boy up
in the way he should grow, so that
when he gets old he will not depart
thereform. If seasons are favora bic
In Sumter County l am looking for
this to be the most successful club
that we have ever organized in Sumter
county.