davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Serio descarKilar Ei

Savannah. Gs.. MAJ 2as'e zen de
Florida a New Ycrl de NJ board
Air Line. des' arril ere s7,u ma
'andoscc II n'aqui i-ta. 1g pasa-
ZERO quedo la-tima H..
Los emplca los a.e-ura' M acct
lente fue prDvocsd, = sualcs.
Iabirndo - va antes Ha arci-
lente encontrado a, uct sssdiudo,
4 cual pudieHDn afa ar : : ..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23

Vancouver Is. raay ! So ,ap-
pr 1apones komSrala N*-8 Eetenido
lqul con en- gra "rci iIst strcs en-
yiados para pontF pre- ~ h ,leycs
lie inmigraci n sefIngr, ~~u4squca-
10. Las autosda Is % r : ~npor no
raer patent ~. suniH rltimo
puerto japorf ON sue " -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
La rebellion en- Albania.

Londrcs. mayo 23-Cinco mil insur-
"cntrs marchan contra DuraZzo. la ca
pital dc Albania. \ docc millas al SUI
dc Durazzo flota la bandcra turca. Aus
tria q Italia estan cnviando tropas pa
ra ayudar cl gobicrno alliances.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23

Se eSpera Il" nm momcnto u toro In
.llegada a Pachura del general Iaragoza
con las tropaS quc evacuaron Tampico.
.Diccse quc como 1000 fugitivoS wien
en- hacienda ii penoso y1aje con
IL general IaragoZa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Minero asesinado en- Sonora

Douglas. mayo 22.--ln alcman la
mado Richard Urban, que parcec s"r
ciudadano americana. mulrio a mapos
Je un handilo meiicano Fl microbes
ccrec DE- J'riaue. sonora
Trai, r. r"'iria George +. Cooper,
american, llcsado ho. aqui.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23

New York. mavo 23.-En Niles. Ohio
donde nacio William Mckinley. va a
erigirsele un nsonnmcnto que costara
doscientos mil dollars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Successes EN- MEXICO.
La C0NFERENC|A DE PAz EN- NIAGARA FALLS

FL presidente Wilson salio a pasear
a caballo csta manana desples de escu-
char los informes alentadores d. sus
representatives en- Niagara Falls. III see
retario Dc guerra Garrison. salio a to-
mar nm descanso dc algunos dias a
Atlantic City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Nueva estatua de Afrodita.

Roma. mayo 2i.-En Circnaica. Ia nu
eva colonia i~taliana dc Africa septentri-
nal. ACADIA dc dcscuhrirse una nueva
cstatua de Venus de tamano natural.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
ENGINEER IS
KILLED THAN
WRECKsaGDAY

TbI fNNFE"FH
Savannah. Ga sIav &c Sea.
board Air me s4p'i ida p - York
train was vsccke,. Gear sreli, and
the enginccr AillsG NO ~ were
hurt. Ak
Railroad ufficak sa,s srtskers
were respon iblG sul a. st.de a
half "A mile AVA as "a u tet dlscov-
cred and e~xiingyfsh-t IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
%ELa primera session formal.

Niagara Falls, mayo 23.-IIoy Sc a.
tire los mediadorcs sudamcricanos Y los
Representatives. de los Estsdos Unidos
y Hucrta tcndra lugar csta noche, por
peticion dc la delegation mejicana.
Hasta hoy los mcdiadorcs han estado
conference.-the scparadamcnte con am
bas dclcgacioncs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Ell vapor Antilla sc perdera.

Washington. mayo 23.-El consul
Canada comunica que Il vapor Anti-
lila cncallado ccrca dc Tampico proba-
blcmcntc So pcrdcra.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23

Alton, ILL.,. aayc B--t eayo
en- Il Mlssiss npi . Sc ;sas !iobert
Cowan, al PR sipita - a o. "a glo-
bo. Cowan ter ia St. men tiagiecho
AMOS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23

Washington. mayo 23--La politica
de vigllante espectacion aplicada a la
s~ituacion meiicana, parece que sera la
que Sc applique tambicn a la cohteren-
ella de mediacion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Snecesitan jornalcros.

Oklahoma City. mayo 23.-Calculasc
que Sc neccsitan ounce mil jornaleros
mas para manejar La cosccha dc trigo.
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TIE ORPHANS
or MH1rR,tNNDISE.

The public likes t'FFaE the per- A
: rntagr ~ the thin-3 which N =
. il asked 10 spend ID N.Fei money n
4 name made fay through :
: advertising carries EHtst ! crrtain Y
. pedigree. N breath ~rrIability .
. and responsibility. ~
Dealers find that's ~ movings
. with the popular cIH a when they :
. display goods uf X y make and .
. name.
: When those good. t'crn made .
. known through the En- ~ their .
. home newspapers ~ .s frrs know .
: they are crarrying ~ hat have .
: been introduced a. ss rIStomcrs .
. The logic &c ru4i llandiSinl .
: j. a. give the rr hat the,
. want.
. v~antagcS Of ncwSTsE% ravcrtisinf .
: will IT, gladly gives " "hpIt chaFg .
. ~ the Bureau ~ kAf,rrti~inr4 .
: American Meas hr4+ Publishers .
: Associations. Worlf Ifaiding New :
. York. .
. Booklct on rcqur
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S. DOLLAR
MAKES BIG NOISE
Senator Williams Enli3eiis tse
MeMcan Discussion inssenate
With a caustie Letter
(By Associated Press.} j

Washington. May 19.--The senate for
the &hrst, ,time in many days Of calm
was enliyened today over a phase of
the Mexican situation.
Senator john Sharp Yilliams arous-
ed colleagues when hei read a letter
from "a gentleman in the government
service at Vera 3ruzg whose name
he had town off which amcng 9TH
er things declared that 'The
noisIest thing. In Mexico is. the AmerI-
Eeai dollar. and predicted that IL
would. cost 100000 lives and 1--WE billion
dollars TO take Mexico and hold the
Mexicans in subjection."
1T would be a great deal BETTER
read another part OF the letter, "if the
United States were to bear the loss
OF those who have come down here to
take q gamblers, chance and lost.
than to goy to war with Mexico for
purposes OF conquest"
Senator Borah insisted that Senator
Williams reveal the name OF the gov
ernment official who wrote the letter.
The Mississippi senator refused to di-
fulge, however, stating that he. had
"entire confidence In the.Writer's tudg-
ment.n
Senator Galiingert declared he hau
letters he woTld put in the record
showing an opposite, condition in Mex
icD,
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SENECA SCHOOL
ENDS GOOD YEAR
Baccalaureate Address Monday
Might by PrOf:-.D. w. Daniel
7 n OF Clems6n College

tspeeial to The IltellIgeneerl


Seneca, May 1e.y-The audlto-
rum OF the Graded School WAS filed
TO overfiowing on Monday night TO
witness the graduating exercises OF
the Senior Class In the Seneca High
School.
Tine class consisted OF seven young
ladies' and one young man, The salu-
tatory was delivered In we'll chosen
words by Willis Dondy and the vale
dictory was touchingly said by Miss
Suanee DAILY, The address, TO. the
graduating. GLASS was, delivered by
Prof. D. w. Daniels OF the chair Of
English literature In Clemson Col
iege. DR.. Daniel's subject was ."The
Militant Life" II was very strong
and practical appeal for the exercise
OF thesmilitant spirit In the fight for
the highest and best things In life
ans society The diplomas were de-
liyered by DR.. A. r; Hines, chairman
OF the hoard of Trustees OF the school.
Diplomas were delivered to the fol-
lowing; Misses Snanee Daly.ia Malta
Harper, Emma I.angston, Louise
Lawrence, Edith Lindsay and Mr..
Wilkes Dendy, and certificates to
Misses Laura Perritt and GIenella
Siifon.
The following medals were deliver
ed by Prot, Bramlett, superintendent
of the schools: The Brock oDecIaifn-
ers' Medal for Grammar School Ioys,
to Master Clarence Ellison The Mrs.
w. J. Holiday Prize 70. the Elemen.
tary grade boys, 10 Master L.. ID. Strih-
ling; Mrs. VIC. ,McCrary's medal for
he best recitation from Elementary
Grade girls, to Miss Nina Harper; the
fk,al n..HN na-
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TEDDY HAS
JUN GLE cFIII. s
(oontinued Fran Page one,


55 pounds, part Of which ne had re-
ieainEti
The colonel told fEients and news.
pellelIlesa That ne would make only
one atiafess b afol q sal ling Tor Spaiil. 3
10 Speak 20 ScientiEts.
'.I will give this,s he said. a.befoTe
the National Geographic Society, At
that time I viii sans% or any auestieHs
that any reputable person Wishes 10
ask me about my trip. More than
this I do not care to say now
In the baggage brought by the coll
and other trophies, which no one hut
the cnstoIna house officers saw The
Iellyf esceptioi which the colonel took
10 ths procedure OF these officers was
their handling OF n, manuscrips which
| lay on pae or the trunks. n
Please don 4 touch that warned
the colonel. II shouldn't want to be
separated from that He would not
say what It contained &
AS Mr.. Roosevelt talked with the
collector OF the port and the news
paper men bis Illness did not show
either ins hs face or in his manner.
His dominant feeling seemed TO be
one Fof tremendous giadhess at getting
home and 1t was plain that for a
while at least rivers, political situa-
inns and ali else lay In the IS afioW for
him.
Hr. Cherry and Mr.. Miller re!to-at-
cd the colonies statement tdat there
was not q particle of doubt lbout the
axistence Of the disputed rger. They
said they; had come across 900 miles
In the Interior and no G; had ever
heard OF 1t. Curious looking red
EeYidence that the pois nus fnsects
had not cpnined their tes 10 Mir.
IRduseYeit
tered aqua rant sne, EooseveIt stan-
ped down the cotnpfs anway into the
lfne ashiflis 9szz.l..s - n4s.s
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1T is uP TO TIE p and n.

We would like 10 Sc an extension
OF the electric car lines of the State.
We would like to see every city IN
the State connected with every other
with trolley lines. There is no means
Of transportation which does more
to Stimulate trade. The evidence is
tefore US.
The Piedmont and Northern has
not crippled the steam roads, but
has probably helped them by giving
~ stimulus to business in a general
way. Gnt. there Is hardly a tomL
along the lines OF the interurban
that has not been helped in some
way--although some moro than 9th
ers. -
The following from the Florida
Times Union and Citizen shows that
the call for interurban railway sys-
tens is coming from all over the
country.
Florida needs electric rail-
roads to connect up her cities
and TO transport her produce
from the farms and hamiets to
the cities. Several plans have
been talked over and consider
ablc has been printed about
the coming of these necessary
arteries OF trade, but little has
been accomplished. Jackson.
Vile should be In interarban
communication with the cities
down tho State and tho lines
thus would bring direct 10 the
market the produce OF the coun-
. try dNellers and make possible .
the salesman and merchants In
their tfalc selling and; buy
Ing, With tile coming of tho inr
ioruFban will come increased pop
IlatioH in the rural districts
like IN the States where quick
:, frangit to tho village and town
Isl possible, for people will live
. on the Farm IL HEY can also .p1in-
gle freely; with their fellow
man. Therefore the coming OF
tho rqi9ntry trolley lines will be
welcomed Ia Florida. &
And now that Anderson has made
good With reference 10 the interur-
ban. giving that line splendid bug
illosB In passenger travel and freight
traffic. We think 1t ii about time thst
steps were being taken for the extern
sion of The road west Apparently.
this roadfmast flase some outlet, y
The indications are that the Pied
mont ana Northern and, the Clinch-
Acid road are on very cIuse terms,
ind Il Mere yvaa an axfanalnn af thai
Ne =
line from hereto Atlanta it would be
Of Immense benefit All the way
abound the ciinchneld is also look
ing for a port. Brunswick, Ca,
might not be bad. and there is lire
from Atlanta to Brunswick that.
wishes b6saina ID buyer.
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....RIIE seGaII Ed ,ylIEAT


For sonic flmo we have. been allyiss
lng our readers that the South ID the
section for the production OF wheat
We have had so niurh. to say about It
Ia fact. we have feared nt times that
cur readers might think TINT We
were hRysng ct the moon and dis
cussins q Btrictly abstract question.
Such however. Is not the case, TOR in
q bulletin Just ieaued By the United
only the rigorous winters but other
things ard cansing the deiudcd set
tiers sf The Genaltae nasthRegt 50
look hack 10 the United States. The
foliewins extract from d bullatin
from the department OF agriculture
ahp1id be Of great interest here,
American wheat growers and far
ImSra Will be interested in report
#of a commission appointed by the
gcpernment Of Saskatchewan 80 ex-
aEiinea into tse ways and means for
hetering tho position OF SaAkstches
wan grain ID inc European markets. Z.
Incident Of thlsa investigation the
coinInlsston looked Into the cost of
producing wheat under present COM
.tlItlons IN lliat Province pf Caaaila.
Tho wheat producers OF various gec-
tions of, the United States win DC. IN
tegeRtelt Is lfow That ander PRESENT
conditions the cost OF producing
~: = y :ss a. I.
aIntssi0n Is reF6fteti To be t,5 cents per
hAshel On Tho sarn and 6ssrents per
bnshoi q o, b. cars ut country points.
lfpduee en has itiescascd 12li5 per
Gent sinsa EhilG on the other
hand, The nFic0. pg syhsss @ the Sas.
howt. y farnidrs hes sisrFeaSed from
apss pE buslei in: laOO 10
d6 4s s.i,age per buslei iiis tsta. lhav.
ing i mt tcE,ifn, on tllfs hasis 81 4
iss son sHf hnblsel to the isllleF
~. i lsss al. q Es.ss
liil:rsesk Rhiph hsye benz aHsoIpp6sI I,S
sila ssln comm ssinni stlii account
lII1f 40 fact tlFs..f 4 large nunib6T q OF /
sipaia sIirl3es hsilp have IN re-
III aFsnIisg q this tsrTllor = - : ;.s.i
~ kiEIs fufs 4 s:sFtiiiiSsfs which per-
nils thn sraEftrn glf honsehdl.i effects
to tle unife Ettss. Ii no econonl-
&c situation este IL shc hboTe
IAtniell1az.k IA fss,t Il. 81 tsatiee nesA ne
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o.a o. Q 90 900 o. 90 90 o 90 0 Q 0
OF o
o DOUBLE SPRINGS Q
o q
o 90 90 D o 90 q Q. 0 o o D 90. Q D 0 .

Towapille. May 10. Double Spfings
save an entertainment Friday n5 5shts
May Is: The decorations wee lovely.
The chief flowers were roses, hegpntas
and ferns The first on me program
waa piece by Mr., Edward .grorner,
entitled. "The, Ways of a Woman"
The second was play entitled ."The
New Woman. ." There were nine char
actars in this play, Josie Cromer. the
president, Pensacola Brany0n., Secre-
tary; Sadie Pfesher, an old maid, 3
Myrtle Cromer. lawyer; Claudia Sui
1iyan the financial secretary y Lucille
Sullivan, servant; Jack Gropher. the
Ire Tx: ;s;::ss
and Mr.. Bruce. the, principal, rich
young heir. s. 3.
The third on the program MAS q atplsy
entitled eCoon Creek CouTtships's by
Counts Cromer and. Wayman Presher.
They 5,represe sented negroes and Very
ge 6d negroes they made. b.
The fourth was lecture soIi z Il
stohOig given BY Mr. Bruce
sfresfeF. liese also represented me-
gfceS. ar Bruce was tlse parson,
al d ISshie FlasfleF 'slnoaks.ss q 8
I'ise la tlll Ing On the program was
sonic qanciE by George ofEgtDns
music BY Paul aiaret.
lar &c crowd was present and the
prpgraIn was enjoyed by all .l.
The membership includes represen-
tfYes sife insurance men OF South Car
9lins and each member has been ask
ed to submit the name OF at least one
new member before JlIne IL -
f OmcErs or the association are AZ
follows:
e !
Yice-P Presidents, e. f;.s EDWARDS 81 eea
ter and Jl G., Di1ling hayn, Charleston !;
Secretary and Treasurer. w. y. Heads
ieS. GoIumbia Executlye commuters
Carrol t Jones, chairman. colnIa-
bia; II. w Rethea, Charleston; EfefE
y PaFhanl Columbia; 10 = Eoad adeys
Rock HSil ana ELLISON Capers. SUM
merton. National commit tteeman, "a s
u. Mnlt.son. Anderson.
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.ls Ea,e Weather.
WaBhingtn May 4 Eislr We'd
negday md Thursday. y-s ~,
TM0EtHlIT FOll TiIE nAY-l

Iknow thcrcss i bi6sson aonewbcyc
near,
sli''0E' SIpe scII WIND tosae5 IN ns.y room
hint OF summer. q vague perfume;
And q seta me dreaming Of birds and
hseG
And the odorous snow storms OF ap-
pie trees,
Eben IL ssexford.4
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0s o o . o 90 o o 90 90 - p D .
s'oyVfgVILl.E NEWS 5

-
ownvilIe. Nay fr. Il :ss9
Shears with. his assisfant Miss Isflai
Bunn has closed s a very sueeessEsll
Sehool st Pine, Grove. May 81 tgitl a
ricnir dinner
Mrs, Or. WlldemaH and two chill
dren who have been fsiting her moth
or in spaftauhllr5 B IS returned lIoInes
miss asrlruae Hahaff6y who. has
been teAching 1t Pcndleton Is at home
TO- the delight Of her many frienis.
| Mrs. LutiH Beanest who has beer.
teaching In North OrangehnrB is ct
homo where SHE VII spsnd the siffnsl
/ me / with her fatheE Mr. u. s. nIaEinE-
Mr., y5oodsoa Giles ana wife md
rec ehIIdfen have heen Waiting the
siateF.s Iliotlier Mrs Collins Of Spar
Itarhnx
Mrs sarah Giles Of anderson q
Visiting her aons ". and
fsliea ef this pla
Asgis Z s1sca 81, EsBi ants azlss
! E5f8 lt and NIrB. Sui lltyef Glazed 4 hrE
Bprsess is aeFloasly ~ 4
s sps psa he iet
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Lea
nf
3 not . ehsfea
pEesssea has
ssss1 lon sil raeh
s3e REeter mex ~ esry ptcnsc
SIf ii5 sS55 ~ ssEs 8.
.. -s- -. - .----.. -...-... Z--- zz.-
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10 cLaa YgT.
no IDENTITY % e Safa IsrSwersl
stissaei Recently.

Seneca May To- "A number or tho
Southern Isxptess otfieIals have been
here ever sincs III B breaking illto the
safe IN their local 0iice last Tlinrsda5
aiahs ~s.s. = 4.
clue 70 tllo ptrpeiFetors Of the desa,
Fltt at yfltf ~ nsIs, nut FisFtII SJtIIs any
.tliitlas And II Is ssili not known Just
how much she robbers got aWay with.
tsse sysSeIlfsy pf a ef ssVtpfnobilaa
IS nlitied . lIse "a sstt.sstsleF.. ssoiiis-
tllis:1s siate q 1sssen nesq cave lss. ee haAn
esitled to iIc already rather iong !isf.
Z = ~ : -. AElsa - tlss
* Isiyiii esten. ~. p. silsnuns. G. ii. n.
tts0ns cg SfeeEiIfs and 3. - 10 y ~
are snfsie cf the moro seESiif.
meeting os Piedmont prssh "a
Rev i y. Waiacs attended the cell
AndefsoTl Tuesday.
ak O. fsariiito5f went TO kfl-
Hdefaoh On bsfen moss Tuesday.
Tho Oeenea delegation Gf the State
democratic congentton. coiSslstsfg Of
srauI slrlhilne leE sar C5iunbsa,
siesd das
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Who viii pay the expenSe pt send
ihs the United states navy Is Verl
St,fuE2
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The ad club has proved q goe.l
sliing for tlle bauheses Enembers.
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lsYdsbOdy's doing il. Doing what7
Roostins Anderson.
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North slntlnrnon giyeg q variety OF
lie even tchantlHs pessums by et-
ccsric lisht
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iF man N no hes Travelled 20
}ssry stent md he wiilsssii YOU thpi
me greatest asass FOR any town Ii
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a gas.ifs worth Is recloned iii The
good te does with his dollars,
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s There is q town Id Mexico named
lEoaestos hut you may expcet cx-
trenes Iii Aiexieo.
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lteiaislng cE Doe stings, does the
s'pluubia state think that e'eIoaeI
isooebVelt NTdars lis hDsnet on ilia
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This aRy proves the wisdom Of the
atnte cpnysntloa. what WIN the an
aver bos
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Just think af "a tillsp Paiinsass cars
"a Atlantis Anderson would even
enjoy the phcsogfapl 81 ona
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John Eina set d bad exanpIe In
alexlco, rhose pcace siaftors from the
South refuse 10 be qnotbll
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Any old .boIg!an black S9rIiit ~
should know that this Is NO weatIssF
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BY the way. wRn The Gag: ever sa1
iuteag
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This lRy proves the wisdom of the
etnt6 cpiysnt los. What VIII the an
aver bog
-
Roosevelt IS slchey tiilsl Sgo thought
Iie has iraIaria and that lis as bad
ono can ba. 81
North ,indprnon gives b variety Of
NE even e hantlRs pessums by ei-.
eesric ligRtt
There Is d town Id Mexico named
nsoaestoS hut you may expect ex-
tremes Iii Aiexiep.
any old ''boIg!an black fariiis ~.
should know that this Is mo weatis,Fs
sssaf sE5TsI siiE. ~ z sssis ssSs
+.
John Liud sets i bad exaniple in:
Mexico, rfose pearc siaftors from the
South refuse 10 be quoted.
Just think 1T 81 sil1Bo Palinsafs oars;
a Atlanta Anderson would evcu.
snipy The phcsog sipli 81 onas
---..- ssN
eisisIng * hee stIngss does tllss
'pIninbia state think that Colonel
Roosevelt wdars his hDnnet on liia
aeta
Rfnrchalits In SpRFt9nhsi slga iYs
Ink intefvIeias ID lllo ssOc iets ,lrg.
insthaf goas toygi d 10 put iGI whis6,
WAY SYSTEM
Ono es our shFiners ,s0t In bad,t
q Atlanta Ileeatsss he rled 10 tango
q n bfogans. Thcy eupeaisoal 81; ii
sir0Fled olit;Stisp niuBic.
latest reports ffen nc slspafl
en- of agriculture lare 10 tha
tIlat The piacIsbeFs crop ii pfiofnfsll
~. ~; -
1ssshls's ssifIFssge NoulG Ue atF
tllslll IS sile sid b. IN OFT,
Nlid Fase But asseF they rot
tae5I wouldn't ease fer tha halsDt
liiahE flians tifsf. kesatii
tlcFspa expecIs u max tho
sess ati0n feel y nitges at
here put Mnoldp want our
e6atesn ron Il ofes Is
eettis AsE q : saale hsgsis
tsi SAnSf aleI kdfea 6s ne
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dureilaiits In SpEfsanI Isif sIga ~
Ink intervIeNs ID sllp lUc sebets lrg-
ingthat goa;s toypii 10 put isl 4 White
Why syHteht
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4 Member Of tile AsaociaEed Preas Rn6
asceiving Compiete DsiIy TaiesrsDhic
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Mrs Izutis Bennett who hps been
teaching In North OrangelinrB is ct
homo where SHE VIII spend the sifal-l
nisf with her "a atheE Mr. s.. nIaEinK-s
fer.
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TownriiIe Nay rs. u. 6.
s6esrs with his assisfanf Miss Istla
Bunn has closed s a very suee esAEal
fsehool st Pine Grove. May l5s. With a
ricnic dinner. sSslj
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deFspE pects q tslge tho
ses aaoeiasian feei miseh 1t
here, but WnQl1p want our
e6atesE scfs opes Il {
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Mrs. Or. WldemaR1 and two chill.
.dren who have been Yfsiting her moth
or in spaftaublir5 3 as returned .IIolnei
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~ p5satl suffrage would be aif
zfiehl 81 site ss.sgslsisi = slid listn nsst
4 tap5 wpaldn,s ase tor tha haisDt
lIianE fliain aiisf Ees,s.lii
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s1tca IN Il q ants afIss
! I5sal and Mn. Suils sgaf seed
: 81 fHiif,5
q ptPnlc
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Alfs3 Sarah, Giles 81 AnaAraoI q
Visiting her aons W and W
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j AZ ootsen s fetn4iies e
fron yonia q Wfa1e ell&
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