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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06
ELDON.

The P. E. o. society held picnic
and o'clock supper Monday on the
lawn of Mrs. j. e. Varnum. The mem
bers and their families were we'll rep
resented and had an enjoyable time.
Mrs Charles Fellow and daughter
Mary of Valley Junction are visiting
relatives and friends here this week.
The five alarm was given Thursday
noon. 1t was at Marshal Jacob Rob
erts.
The Baptist church Sunday school
meets at 10 a. m. Preaching service
at II a. m. Topic, "The By-Products
of the Christian Before" Romans 1879.
B. Y. P. U. services at p. m. Preach
ing at p M. Rev. Ransom Harvey,
pastor.
Christian church. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Communion services at II Z.
m. Christian Endeavor at p m. Tho
children's day program will be given
Sunday at 8 o'clock. G. II. Clark, pas.
tor.
NJ E. church. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Preaching services both morn
ing and evening at / a. NJ, and 8 p. m.
The forty hour devotons at tho
Catholic church began this evening
at 9 o'clock. Closes Sunday even
ing, conducted by Father Schott OF
Davenport, sermon Friday and Satur'
day evenings. All invited.
Congregational church. Children's
day sermon in the morning. Topic,
Children and the Kingdom" Text
Isaiah 40:11. The annual picnic Will
be held Friday at the fair grounds.
Choir practice at the church on FRI
day evening. J. H. Sliles, pastor.
Christian Science society meets IN
the l. o. O. F. hall Sunday morning at
a. M, Wednesday evening. Meeting
in their room at 1880 p. M.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06
Obituary
William Eaton.

William Eaton.
William Eaton died at the home OF
his nephew, Charles Eaton, on MIL
waukee avenue this morning at IL
o'clock He was IS years of age.
The survivors are one son, Harvey,
Of Oregon, three daughters, and one
brother The remains will be taken to
Keosauqua Saturday morning at >
O'Clock over the Rock Island. Funeral
services will be held there Saturday
afternoon, the hour and place not hav-
ing been decided.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06
EXAMINATION
FOR INSPECTION

Three persons took the examination
for work in the government meat In
spection service held in Ottumwa this
week. These quizzes were held in the
civil service room on the third floor of
the federal building and were under
the direction of George w. Elliott, sec
rotary of the commission in OttumWa.
Many examinations a:e scheduled to be
held between now and July Is, the list
Of which was given out some time ago.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06
J,EDYARD DENIES
MELLEN'S STORY

Washington, D. c., June ~5.-Lewis
Cass Ledyard concluded his statement
today in the New Haven railroad case
before the interstate commerce COM
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06

Rev. E. c. Sandmeyer of Douds-L Lee,
ando and Rev. G.. A. Glendenning of
Centerville have returned home after
attending the district conference Of the
Nationalist church.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06

made affidavits that the liquor was for !;
personal use and not for sale.
BORN-Friday, June 5, 1914, to Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Allen, north of the |
city, daughter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06
DRAIN TILE
For prices and information write
Morey Clay Products Co
OTTUMVA, IOWA
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06
TABLE SHOWS VOTE CAST FOR DISTRICT
JUDGES IN ALL OF THE SEVEN COUNTIES

following table the vote county OF the second
given at the bolt of the colum .
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
Springfield, III.

Kratek odgovor ma domisljav
in laznjiv dopis, katerega je pri-
obGil "Am. SLOW" V Stew. 81.
Ako bi poro6al opazovalec v
Proletarcu take laznjive stvari
kakor vi, ne bill hi ne slep ne gluh,
ampak pc vaSem mnenju "fajn"
clovek. Ker je pa resnico poro6al,
ste 81 pa izmislili "a opazovalca
priimke vsake vrste, kakersne 81
more izmisliti lie katolican. Pri-
pomnim, da hi dopis o zausnici
bolj natankO precitali in sprevide-
Ii hi. da opazovalec ne laze. ker
nj pisal, da je boter bill V cerkvi
birman; porocano je bilo samo,
da je dobil zausnico. Da nam pa
zavidate mas uspeh. je razvidno il
tega, ker napadate vsakega po-
Stenega Gloveka, kateri ne nosi V
farSko blagajno. Nadalje klati ma
rOcnik nekaj o soc. tatovih. Pome-
ii pred svojim pragom, pa hos j.
mel velik kup smetja. Ali je bill
dotieni soc, katerega Sc danes
dolzite, Ola je izrabljal ter deloma
odnesel blagajno sv. Barbare9 Da
pa soc. klub napreduje, je dokaz.
da dobimo pri vsaki sell DO vet
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14

novO pristoplih clanov. NaroGnik
pise, da prekiinjanje in pijance-
vanje je nasa izobrazba. S TEN je
menda menil gotovo enega, XII mu
stoji jake blizu. Ne pristeva Sc k
nam tisti, XII je bill aretiran radi
~razgrajanja ter pijanGevanja v
nedeljo dopoldne in nedelja je -
- "Gospodov dan. - Nadalje
pise nekaj o zapeljevanju deklet
ter pri TEN omenja slucai STAN
PEEK. o joj! Smilis sc mi, da toll
ces san sebe. Maj ii DO povedano,
da dotiGni Stampek nj bill nikdar
clan soc. kluba. Knjige so pri me-
nj vsakemu ma razpolago, da Sc
preprica. Hotel ste zopet enega,
katerega hi Sc sami sramovali,
spraviti ma naso stran, kakor ste
hoteli MALTA. Kaj pa rev. Hans
Schmidt? TIE vase lazi in grdo OBJ
r~ekovanje, (kar zamore lie kak v
sveti veri dobro pouGeni), je do
bra agitacija "a mas. In ako osta-
ne tukajsni SLOW. zupnik pri svo
il obljubi, katero je baje napra-
vii, west, potem nj wee dalec cas-,
ko bodete moral cerkev sv. Bar
bare %zarentati soc. klubu. Sedan
ia dvorana postaje itak re pre-
majhna. TEN potion tudi VAN ma
znanjam, da SLOW. godba nina V
soc. klubu nobenega stika. Kaj je
pa VAN storil zalega Sylvester. On
je znan dalec naokrog kot poster
i'll pravicen Glovek. Nam je tudi
znan kot zaveden sodrug. S tistim
imenom, katerega ste MENU pri-
dali, bi Sc incl marsikateri izmed
a klicati. Bodite vendar nekoli-
ko stvarni z vasimi dopisi pa pu-
site osebe, katerim ne morete mic
druzega ocitati, kakor da so zave.
dni, pri miru.
Tudi je bio cd opazovalca re
enkrat omenjeno, da socialist 81
iIloO BOStdN Il It iudllhd It'll W.
ga. Pa vendar zopet nam svetuje-
jo, maj 81 postavimo neko donna
co zival "a bOgca. Gnjusno je sill
sati take reel IL ust Judi, ki sami
sebe imenujejo verne katolicane.
Da pa gre vecja cast omenjeni 2
dvema vrstami knott in "V." Ii
vail, kot pa IL vase srede Vodiski
Johan6ki, bodete mogli sami pri-
znati. Maj VAN DO enkrat "a Sc
lei povedano, da ne rabimo tistih
praznih in grdih dovtipov. z IL
nom bodete strli jarem suzenstva.
kateri zuli vas in mas. Enkrat bo-
de priSel cas-, ko bodete obzalova-
Ii vaSo nasprotstvo. Zaman Sc pa
trudite, da bi vstavili n~epreneho-
ma Sc vrteGi kazalec casa. Vseeno
pa VAN izrekam Sc enkrat hvalo
"a agitacijo, katero povzro6ate z
vasimi dopisi.
Chas Welletz, tai. kluba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
hENA IN NASLOVI URADNIKOV
DRUSTEV s. D. P. 2. IA LETO
1914.

Boritelj, stew. l.. Comemaugh. Pa. -
Predsednik: Martin PetriG;. tank: /.
van Zgonc, box -; blagajnik Jozef
Dremelj, box 215; vsi v Conemau.h.
Pa. SEGA vsako prvo nedeljo V mesecu
V dvorani drustva Sv. Alojzija.
Pomocnik, stew. ., Johnstown, Pa.
Predsednik: Mihael Gene, 1853 Ohio ST.;
tajnik: Jos. Budna, box 81; blagajnik:
Josip Rogelj, box l52;-vsi K. +. d. 3.
Johnstown. Pa. - Seja vsako prvo ne
deljo V dvorani drustva Triglav.
'~'Zaveznik''. stew. 8. Franklin-Cone-
maugh, Pa. Jredsednik John Bober. b..
572; tajnik: Louis Krasna, box 626;
blagajnik: Jurij osaben, b. 7ss; vsi '
~Conemaugh, Pa. Seja vsako Getrto
nedeljo v Slov. lzobrazevalnem Domu.
''zavedni s%lovenec", Stew. 4. Lloy.
dell, Pa. Predsednik: Andrea Drob-
mic, b. l56, Beaverdale, Pa: tajnik:
Ant. Gerbec, b. 50, Lloydell, Pa; bla-
gajnik: Jurij Kosabe, box 3s, Beaver
dale, Pa. Seja vsako tretjo nedeljO.
'.Avstrtja", stew. 5. ~Ralphton, Pa.
Predsednik Ant. Omerzu. b. les; tainik
Josip SetinSek, box 1874; blagajnik:
Martin Abram. box ., vsi v Ralphtcn,
Pa.
''Zvesti Bratje''. stew. 6. Garrett,
Pa. - Predsednik: Ivan Kral, box 227;
tajnik: August Orel, box As; blagajnik:
Josip Osteni6. box 1917, vsi V Garrett,
Pa. Seja vsako prvo nedeljo.
'~'Jedinost'', stew. 4. Claridge, Pa.
Predsednik: Jos. Jaklic, b. Isl; tajnik:
Franc zurman. b. 255; blagajnik: FIR.
Jazbec, b.. ass: vsi V Claridge, Pa. -
Seja vsako prvo nedeljo.
''Planinsk Raj. Dawson, n. Mex,
st. 8. Predsednik: Frank Slanovi6;
tajnik: Ant. Saftic; blagajnik: Mibael
Selan; vsi y Dawson, y. Mex, b. ll42.
''zavedni Stajerc''. stew. 8. Johns.
town. Pa. Predsednik: Martin Xii
mar, sl2 Chestnut St; tajnik: Andrej
Dobnikar, RID. T.. b. las; %blagajnik:
JakOb Puntar, X. F. d. 4; vsi V Johns
town, Pa. Seja vsako zadnio ne
deljo Y Cellso. Pa.
'Jasna Poljana'', stew. 10, Browns.
vile, Pa. - Predsednik: Edward Zalo-
kar, Lemond Furnace, Pa; tai. ". Bla.
Zinc, b. So, Newcomer, Pa; blagajnik:
Josip Markovi6, Lemond Furnace, Pa.
ia vsako prvo nedeljo.
''Zarja S~vobode'', stew. IL, Dunlo,
Pa. Predsednik: Fran NagliG, box
22s; tajnik: Andrej Obrezar, box l55;
blagajnik: John Dolez, box 16l, Dunlo,
Pa; vsi V Dunlo, Pa. - Seja vsako
prvo nedelio.
"Danica'', stew. l2, HOLLYWOOD, Pa.
Predsednik: Milivoj Koruzovie, b. IA;
tajnik: Josip Glas. box So; b~lagajnik:
Martin ~Sinkovec, b. IS. HOLLYWOOD, Pa.
- Seja vsako PRIV onedeljo.
"vecernica', stew. 10, Baggaley,
Pa. Predsednik: John Arb, box 1872,
Whitney, Pa; tajink: Ant. Verhovsek,
box l4l; blagajnik: Anton Rak, box
80, oba V Hostetter, Pa.-Seia vsako
drugo nedeljo.
Moi Dom, stew. IA. Orient, Pc.
P~redsednik: Anton Zori6, Edenborn,
Pa; tainik: Frank Crane, box 200,
Republic, Pa; blagajnik: Pavel Rolih,
b. 377, Republic, Pa. - Seja vsako
cetrto nedeljo y dvorani New Salem,
Pa.
"slovan', Stew. Is, Sopris, Colo. -
P~redIednik: Leo. Marcia, b. 81; taJnik:
Sylvester Berentin, b. 1872; blagajnik:
Fran Lukaeie, b. 132; vsi v Sopris, Colo.
Seja vsako prvo nedeljo v prostorih So
brata Ivan Koncilja, v Piedmont, Colo.
"Bratstvo'', stew. l6. Buxton, Ia. -
Predsednik: Franc Kristof, box 104;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
- Mednarodna diplomaticna
konferenca della mladostnih de-
lavcev in zenskers della, V Ian

!aVcey IN zenskega della. Y Ian
skem septembru je bila V Bernu
mednarodna k~onferenca. XII maj hi
bila izdelala mednarodno pogod-
DO o prepovedi industrijskega noe
mega della "a mladostne delavce
in XII mai hi bila dolocila najviSji
delovnl cas- "a delavke in mladost-
no d~elavstvo. Avstrijo je zastopal
ma tel konferenci sekcijski SET DIR.
Mataja. XII Sc je trudil ma vse pre-
tege, da hi bill vplival ma sklepe
conference V korist podjetnikom.
Avstrijska farSka vlada je bila
tako nesramna. ia ie obdelovala
ma Skrivnem zastopnike drugih
vlad. mai izposluiejo poslabSan.ie
predlaganih dolocb. Memo "delo-
vanle ~, Ial, nj ostalo breZ uspe-
ha. To pOstOpanje je bilo tako po-
dlo. ola je protestiral V nemskcm
drzavnem zb0ru prot temu kon-
servativec grof Posadovsky in ie
pozval nemSko Waldo, da maj cd
pravi pri bodoGi diplomaticni kon
%ferenci ono poslabSanie. Seda.j je
povabil Svicarski zvezni svet pri-
zadete drzave (NemcijO. Avstrijo.
Ogrsko, Belgiio. Spanijo. Franco
sko. AngleSko, I%talijo, Norvegiio.
Holandsko. Portugalsko, Rusijo,
Svedsko in LuksembuISkO)'na di-
plomaticno konferenco. Xxi mai H.
premeni sklepc lanske mednarodne
conference. Diplomaticna konfe-
renca bo 3. Septembra 1914. V Der
nu. Radovedni smo, ce DO spravila
avstriiska farSka vlada. ponizna
dekla rimskega klerikalizma in
kapitalistov. Sc enkrat toliko po-
guma skupaj. da nastOpi zopet "a
koristi podjetnikov in prot delav-
stvu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
SPREMEMBE PR KRAJEvNIH
DRUSTVIH A. 8. B. P. D.
" MESECU MARCH, 1911.
Novo pristopli CLAM.


X drust. st. /. Constante Bosetti. crt.
pose.
X druSt. 81. Q. Anton Bartol, cert.
2027.
X drust. It. II. Frank Rotar. cert.
2030 in George Payer cert. 203l.
Prestopli clani (ice).
Cd drus. st. Is. K druS. 81. >. Vim. in
Ursula Simon.
Cd drus. st. l6. K drus. st. L.. Frank
Rezisnik.
Suspendirani elani (ice).
Pri drus. st. /. Prvi mesec susp. Mar.
tin Kaufman, Ant. HOFFMAN, Ant. Kau-
Gi6, Jos. Yartz. Drugi mesec susp.:
Anton Lesjak, Simon HOFFMAN.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
ERTISEMENT
SLOW. DElAVSKA
PODP0RNA zVEzA
inkorporirana ~. aprila 1903
v drtavt Penn.
Sedez: p
UstAnovlsena dine l6. augusta
lss.

SSueZs NOheIndugn, fd.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: FRAN PAvLOvGIC, box 7O5, Conemaugh, Pa
Podpredsednik: JoSIP zoRKo, R. F. d. 3, box ola, West Newton, Pa.
Tajnik: ALOJZIJ BAVDEK, box 1877, Conemaugh, Pa.
Pomoini tanik: IVAN PRoSToR, boz 100, Export, Pa.
Blagajnik: JOSIP zELE, CLOS St Clair Ave, Cleveland. Ohio
POmOzni bagahk: JOSH MARINCIC, e4s St Clair Ave, Cleveland, oil
ANDREJ vIDRIH, box 5s, Conemaugh, Pa.
NADzoRNIKI:
VILJEM SITTER, l. nadzornik,. Lock box 81. Conemaugh. Pa
FRAN TOMATO, {. nadzOrnik, Gary, Ind, Toeston, Sta, box rs.
NIKOLAJ POvSE, 3 nadz, l Crab ST., Numrey Hill. N. s. Pitsburg, Pa
PoRorNIKI:
WAN aoRsEk l. poro.nk,, West Mineral, Kansas box ell
AIJozIJ KARIINGER, g. pofot%i, Ghsrd, Kansas r. F. I. / DO, So
vRHovNI zDRAvNIK.
F. J Kern, N. d, 6202 St Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio
GLAVNI URAD Y Hist St. 46 Main Street, Conemaugh. Pa.
PoMozNI oDBoR.
1.snslj Jotef boz G5 conemaugh, Pa
Zaman FraDc, box $50, cOnemaugh, Pa.
kinar Martin, SIC Chestnut street, JOhnstown, Pa.
Gabrenja Matija, R d i box 100. JohnTOwn, Pa
NAPREDNIH ORGANIZACIJ.
zavertnik Jo1ef, 2s2l Crawford Ave, Chicago, Ill, elan !. n. P.J.
Hrast A hUnaa p 200 o. S SE; p 5aMtSrd N ASep SI" ILL., elan s. S ~
sf%"Re 5o MaH II R 20 IS - l E5anhhn, Hans j clan dr. sv Barbara,
GorSek Ivan, box 2ll, Vest Mineral, Kans, elan A. 5. B. p. d.
Delegate "a zdruttveni sstanek dine IA januarja 1914.
Vljem Star, box 81, Conemaugh, Pa
sts5a1 z. sn di ENC So Ohio Ga. D.
Brk Zofija, 6G2sG GLASS; ave.; Cleveland, Ohio.
Uradno Glasio: PRoLEARTC, 1905 w. Sst Street, Chicago ILL.,
Cenjena drusva, ozroma njh uadniki, so ujuduo prosenl. posliati ve
doPse in denar, naravno ma gavnega tajnika n nikogar drugega Denar maj
90 Poh1a gasom PraviL edino potion PoStnih; Expresnih; ali Bansnih denarnfh
nakaInie, nikakor pa ne potion privatnih eekov.
V slueaju, ia opazijo drHtveni tajniki pn poroeiih lavuepa tipika kke
hodnje popravi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14

kralJi premoga " Colorado to-
ziJo premOgarsko unijo "a pet mi
lionov dolarjev odskodnine radi
povzrocenja stavke. Ako Rookie
Teller - kateri ina n%ajvec akcij
med tenn kralji - dobi teh pet
milionckOv. potem bo spet lahko
dial vecje darilo "a kako cerkev
ali "a vseuGilisce (mogoce tudl
Janez kai dobi "a orgleD
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-02
WILLIAMSBURG DECLARED WET.
Throwing out of Two Boxes Takes.
Victory from "Drys."

Kingstree, Aug. 30.-In the face Of
strong opposition of eminent counsel
the county board of canvassers at 6. 20
o'clock this evening reversed the re-
suit of the recent dispensary elction
as returned y the managers and
declared in favor of the dispensary.
The fight was waged over the con-
tested polls at Hebron and Muddy
Creek. By the decision of the board
this evening, these two boxes were
thrown out, changing the result Of tile
total vote polled in the county to a
majority of II for the dispensary, as
against a majority of 2 previously re-
ported in favor of the "dry" forces
The 'drys" were represented by for
mer Judge r. o. Purdy, of Sumter,
and Charlton DuRant, Esq, of Man.
ming.
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the School Board"

the School Board"
"Ah!" murmured Fran comprehend
ingly. At Gregory's gate. she said,
Now you run back to the tent and
I'll beard the lion by myself know
1t has sharp teeth, but guess it won't
bite me. Do you try to get back to
the tent before the meetings. over.
Show yourself there. Parade up and
down the aisles."
He laughed heartily. all the sorrier
for her because he found himself in
trouble.
1T was fun while it lasted, wasn't
it," Fran exclaimed, with q sudden
gurgle.
Part Of 1t was," he admitted.
"Good-by, then, little Nonpareil."
He held out his hand.
mo. sir!" cried Fran, clasping her
hands behind her. That's what got
you into trouble. Good-by. Run for
it!"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-02

moon when he should have been hur.
rying back to the tent. showed how
uneQually the good things OF life--ex.
perience, for instance-are divided.
You are sixteen" he hazarded. con.
sclous OF strange exhilaration.
Fran lodged the issue behind a
smile-"And ! don't think you are 80
awfully old"
Abbott was brought to himself with
jolt that threw him hard upon self.
consciousness. II am superintendent
OF the public school," The very sound
OF the words rang as a warning. and
he became preternaturally solemn.
"Goodness!" cried Fran, consider
Ing his grave mouth and Thoughtful
eyes, docs 1t hurt that bad?"
Abbott smiled. All the same. the
position Of superintendent must not
be bartered away for the transitory
pleasures of boot-bridge. 1--WE had
better hurry, II you please" he said
gravely.
II am so afraid Of YOU" murmured
Fran. but know the meeting win
last long time vet. I'd hate to have
to wait long at Mr.. Gregory's with
that disagreeable lady who isn't Mrs.
Gregory"
Abbott was startled. Why did she
thus designate Mr.. Gregory's secre-
tary? He looked ke,nly at Fran, but
she only said plainti, ely:
Cant we stay here?"
He was disturbed and peri lexed. Il
was as II fitting shadow from some
uniformed cloud Of thought-mist had
fallen upon the everyday world out Of
his subconsciousness. Why did this
stranger speak of Miss Grace Noir as
the lady who isn't Mrs. Gregory 2"
The young man at times had caught
himself thinking of her in just that
way.
School superintendent do not enjoy
being mystified. Really" Abbott de.
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clared abruptly, II must 90 back to
the meeting"
Fran had heard enough about his
leaving her. She decided to stop that
once and for all. IF you go back.
70. tool" she said conclusively. She
gave him a look to show that she
meant 1t. then became all humility.
please don't be cross with little
Nonparei!." she coaxed. please don't
want to 90 back to that meeting.
Please dent want to leave me. You
are so learned and old and so strong
you don't care why q little girl
laughs"
Tran tilted her head sidewise, and
tho glance OF her eyes proved irresist.
i5le. "But tell me about Mr.. Greg.
ory," she pleaded. "and don't mind my
ways. Ever since mother died I've
found nothing In this world but love
that was for somebody else, and
trouble that was for me-"
The pathetic cadence of the slender
throated tones moved Abbott more
than he cared to show.
III you're I'm trouble" he exclaimed
you've sought the right helper ia Mr.
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bridge to shine for.
Frans hat oSngled idly In her hand
as she drew herself with backward
movement upon the railing. The moon
light was full upon her face; so was
the young mans gaze. One of her
feet found, after leisurely exploration,
down-slanting board upon the edge
OF which she pressed her heel for sup
port. The other foot swayed to and
fro above the flooring. while a little
hand on either side Of her gripped the
top rail.
Here am." she said. shaking back
rebellious hair.
Abbott Ashton studied her with
grave deliberation-it Is doubtful II he
had ever before so thoroughly en-
1oyed his duties as usher. He pro-
nounced judicially, "You are older
than you look"
YES" Fran explained, my expe-
rience accounts for that I've had
lots"
Abbott's lingering here beneath tie
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In doing missionary work through
the country, Pauline says that the ma
tives crowd around her and sit on the
ground, while she tries to make them
understand what she is telling about
religion. They are quick TO catch on,
and ply her with questions in regard
To her American" God. The savages
In the upper country, or Hottentots,
VIII not eat white people, as they call
'hem white DEVILS" but will torture
ana XIII them. They will eat persons
Oh their own color and enjoy their
meal of human flesh immensely. Some
OF these HOttentots have been known
to live to be 200 years old, she saws,
and many of them live to be $50 wears
old.
Pauline would like to go back to Lii
IBERIA, as the missionary field there is
important 1t seems, however, that
she Will not be able to do so, as her
married daughter here is satisfied
with Charleston, and does not wish to
go with her mother to Liberia. Pau
line will not go without her daughter
and sOn-inlaw.
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N. B.-Schedule figures published
AZ Information only and are not guar.
anteed. Effective May 26. 1913.
Departure from Sumter: (Except
Sunday):
No. 140-6.20 A. NJ. for Columbia
Charleston and way stations.
No. 1880 p. M. for Columbia,
Charleston and way stations.
Arrival: Except Sunday.):
No. 141-10.20 A. M. from Char
lesion. Columbia and way stations.
No. 143--5.45 P. M. from CharleA
ton. Columbia and way stations.
w. H. Caffey. D. p. A.
Charleston.
W. E. MCGEE. A. @. p. A.
Columbia, 8. c..
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Needed Mammaa.

Little four-year-old was learning to
sew She made some beautifully ANAL
stitches and mamma said. Nov make
long row OF those tiny baby
stitches" After awhile the little I'm.
gers became tired and when mamma
came to look again. there were some
long ones. On being asked why she
had not made them all tiny she 10.
piled. why. the baby stitches nssds6
some mammas."
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SUMTER PLAYS FLORENCE.
Small Boys Have Interesting Game of
Baseball.

An interesting game Of baseball be-
tween Florence ana sumter came of
at the Liberty Street park Monday
morning. the Sumter juveniles win
ming the game by n score Of 10 TO 4.
The home team won by team WORK
The pitching ON both sides was good
The batteries were:
sumter, Brown and Nunnamaker.
Florence, Harper and Woods.
Another game will he played this
afternoon between The two teams