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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
6eIbenlpb bes aarTen edVn6nra.

am Ia. September srbieIt Der 5iirR,
Der beim atibs @urbshuTarm Regiment
fianb, ben Quftra9, feiubli9e Steluuseu
FeH5untI1u. Seine @bt6eilung purbe,
aIs re aus einsm Maloe btrausirat unb
flo tiutm 9abnbdmm ndtsrtt, bon trans
s0FIden Snfdnteriftn, bic binisr BEN
8abnbamm ldssu, isbr beftig btIdoFsn.
Der GirF FiirBte elri4 3u gnfang bou
mehrsren augsln setroffsH bonn Pferhe.
Gr rief Isirsn Sruppen gu, Ia uiat I'M
i'm gu timmeru, fonbern I9tanigR MeIs
buus iiber bic Gtsnuns Der fstnbIihsn
Sruppen az rIiaitsn. qIs mar ipdttr
in elmer G%eitaispauIs mad Dem @eripuus
beten iebsH tounts, mar Der Giirit bsreits
seitorben. ST mar sttpa flint Wiuutsn
nod Der g%srpunbuns bura bic 8ugsI, bic
in bas 6er3 tinssbrungen mar, bsrI@ie6eu.
Inter sirtm aoitnFrau4 purbe Der GiirTt
befattet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
Sine anbere @efabr.

Der Earlier .Maiin' I6rsibt unier Der
1teberidrift Die dnbere gefdhr': Seber
9sutIas trdgt IN Ieinsm SOrniHsr EN-
puar ponene Goden, ipuruts Gduabdnh,
ihube, nidt au fpreaen bon 3eTtbdAH,
Martel unb Mplbsdt. SsbsRfuEs finb.
penn Der Wfnter tsmu4, bic
Deltf1en getpuppnst. llnh mir?
Shne 3psifeG bsfddftiet F9 unisrs 5ess
resleitung nit biefsr Grast. Die General
perpdltung siebt brinsstbs Grbsit aus fir
8efddfigun1 SnGsnbe, nGHiEi4 bds
9dben BON Defen unb llnttrseug. 4rbeis
ter sisbt e senug, aber Materidl an .3eig,
Wolle unb @arns Shon Bel 4usbruh
bes arieses mar ss iebr iapisrig, geuue
2einsn fir Snlbatenhembtn unb bic @ers
tpunostsnpflege 81 beT9affsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
Sin grsiSansidrei6cn.

SIN a~n3sieethtit Der 8drmfabter 3eis
hunssn finben mir foIgeube Qu3sigs:
Cine Greunbin Der 5rduen6ilIe i'm
arisa 1914 Dat uus 200 Bart nit Der
gtitimmuns i6srgtbsn, Ie fir 6ds fol-
genot Decentralization 3u berptn6tn:
Wie mub ii9 cine 6rau, bsrsu
Wtann i'm arisg 1T, eiutbeilen, ipenn
Is unb lire ainber Qttersfufe
2-10 Sabre I'M tommm6tn Dinter
nit 60 Wart pro @onat austommsu
lone
Die QufteGuus muB ben 9anbsspros
eutten unb beren greiIsn augepaBt itiu
uno in Bodenru6rittn iiber @obnunG.
g%rndbruug, aleibuns 6euerung etc. eiHs
estbeilt TsiH. Cine @ergiinltigun1 bur9
tlsine Rebenberbienite bis 5u IL Miart i'm
Monat fam beriiSf6tigt neroen. Gine
prattiiFt Qrbtfstint6tihmg Der Mutter
nit sleih8stiigtr anleitung Der aiubsr 81
tleiueu 3ienitkifungtn i'm SdusbaIt
gsben Der 20iung Der greisdufaabe bobes
rem Wertb. Die Samme BON 200 mort
Ioa in erite unb 5peite pteife estbtitt
perben. Die prdmiirten Qrbeiien gebtn
in ben 9eiiB Der SpenOerin iibsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
Saasn6sds aunturrsn,.

SIM gsldnsmtHtaesr. Sas no IN bsr
GeHns ba 1aamaab bdiubtl, n asgtn.
ipdriia po6l bic bunlths G,ftlitafi
unisrasbrdtt. Dd Fnb ui6i MIR graH,
golsn, 9tlaier uub eHaldnbtr. oa fnb
aud 1urloB uub 3uobtu, 8trirttsr altr
m0glidtH Iapar5,n Gtdmmt, itrnn
Elm. an5dbl braultireurs unb Ioadr COO
aapaHsr, BE mon mad i6rtm btimli6tn
Bsrfhpinb,n nod qsrabs our Set an
Der hoIIdnbiIdm grtugs abgtiabi bat.
9sIonbers auffdnls inter ben bitItn Sc
fanetnsn iinb 100 GneldRbsr, btneH Der
SAabsl Bis sur 6dlfis iabl gtIbortn mar.
BisIs 2eutt iinb bi @usbruA bes aritees
bon Der mgliIdm M%esierung aus ben
3udtbdaftru milaHtu porb,n, bas
nit fs gestn Elm Saubgtlb bon TOO Wart
in Der 9orbiet Winsu Iessn ioltsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
Qehbeamie mns sp,lnnnen.

Der @orNn1b BIS 9mllalbetbaAbts
btutihu aouiumbtteins bdik h6 an btrs
ihiebeHt WiHiitIltn unb RtI6sdmter NIT
elmer gtlantrbt atipanbt, bab ben Rsihss
uHb Staatsbsdmitn oitiIa9 be 8ngeb6s
right al aoHIunbereintn bsB 0o5idls
bsmoiratiIAsn) 3entraIbHbdnbt8 bsrs
bottH mtrbt. Daraufbin Bat bas Weihss
poItamt IoIstnbs @nfisung getrofftn.
.Gs pirb ltin Ginfprud trbobsn
ipsrben, fnmn Q%ng,b6rige bsr RtidBpolts
unb MISUNDERSTANDING ben aonIums
gfuoFnIhafisn bts 3miraIptrbanbss
osuiIdsr aonTumbsrsiut bttutm Die
Observation-Disclosures babsH bterDOu Rsuuts
MTG trbaIten.@
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nggilheln bed @rpke4 neiprenat.

Rad BEN .GoTenr 8det6latt" 1T Der
Siilfstreu5sr raaiIsr 8ilbelm Der @rob."
Iein.r3eit nidt, pit Bic GnsIanoer bebaups
sten. bon BEN snsIiidsn areu3sr Sigh
fiber" in ben Srunb sebobrt, Ioabern BON
BEN Rommonbanttn na6 8erI9ieBung Der
stfammten munition geIpreugt porbtn.
Dem g9oTenr SagebIatt@ lit bic brieflidt
Mittbtilung zines 0ffi3iers pom ,aaiier
WiIbelm Der Grobt" an isins in 9oien
l,bsnbe mutter 3ur gsrfiiguug eeiteGlt
iporbtn, Der u. a. ToIgtnbe Gtele ent6dlt:
GsItern fpirte uus ber enelii9e areu3cr
sSighFlhers auf unb griff uns ouf neus
traI.m 8ebiet an. Mir habsn unitre
Munition ptrI6oFen, ~unItrsn lieben ,9ai=
Isr MiIheIm Der @roBt" oanH eeIprtngt
uno bsrauF in goottn ods 2anb stretht.
Die Spdnitr ndbmtn uns ritiig nett auI
Die Gnaldnber bubsn idmmtrli9 i4le6t
seidoHsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
,.Mnafetier @hilipp.u

aMustetier PHILIPPE bic SfNmsl milf
fen boris 5saFtr geiteIt tperbsnl" Der
mustelisr, bts bsuts @tubtnbitnt in Der
aaferus bal, besilt iid. Der anpsiIuns
Holge au ltiittR. Ct bat 6sr,its bic Gtubs
aufgsBii9t unb bann allsgeFset, pie tr
Dor tinigtn 5agtn, dls sr NaFerbieuit
bate, MoTtr holte urp ben aaffst fir
bic Mannf6aft aus Der 9iiae bra9te.
aaamtrub pbilipp, ion id Din bic &unTte
lispt pubtn9@ Fraat Elm muststisr. pbis
lipp Itbnt al, ct mdht ale Qrbsit Islbsr.
Gr puBt Itin @tfpear, feline stitItl, bic
anDpFe an Teinsm WnFFsnrod, tr ftidt
Gornitpr 5, er Tel Mittags bic Grbisn
obsr 8obnfn, ptnn iie aud bart firo,
inn Ehmsdt bds aommiBbrob gut e. be-
temmt ibm ausseeihnet. Ct lsbnt ieoe
6iilfeleinung al, bic ibm bon anberen
Rrifssfreipiliesn angeboten pirb. ST 1T
ndmIih 6srsits miltt Der 8isr5iger. llno
prnn man BE musfeticre fragt, fpas .ibr
anmtrnb Qbtlipp i'm birgerlidsn qsben
lit, 70 anttportsn re. .Dds lit Elm Greifs=
malbtr unjotritdts profshor!+ 1
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gerbreItsr faIISsr aahrl6ieH.

Der iitlDsrtrrtsHbe Commandments Sc
neral In BrtsIau srIdbt fcIssnbs mar
nuna:
Sin WiIlidrstri6t In Oberf6IeTen
Bat siHsn Wonn, Der unpabrs unb bic
9ep0lttruHg bsuHrubissnbt miIitcrif9e
Rahri4ien perbreiist bal, an nsun mo-
nottu @sfdHgnis ssrurikilt.
Gds ftlDsrtrsitnbt Gtnsraltcmmanto
luirb itbeH dhutidsu Gan, Der az feintr
aeHntHis gsIaust, nit ridF6tsloItr
Sirsngt berfolesn.
Sd bsr5ffsutli6s biss nit Der ernTsn
Wldhnuns an ale 9rsiI. btr @sbDfteruna
obns isos Qusnabms. fa IN Der Belpres
DUNG militdrifasr QnssiesenbsiieH Der
grobitn 3uriidbaItuHs gu bsFleiBieeH."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
Gffernr arruat.

Die 8samten bsr 6irma arupp, bic
bic AZ 3sntimstsrs 6uubiss tonffruirt unD
aud 5uerf dugstparbt babsn, fnb nit
Dem giIerueH 4reu3 ausgtstianet nprbsn
unb 3tpdr bds miteIitb bss aruppf9cn
9ireitOriums, 9rof. RauI,nberger, Der
9auptmnHn Der 2~anbpsbr Bel Der Gubs
drtilIsrts III, fopie 9%auptmann meIsnsr
unb Obtringenisur GoIb. 9ofrdtb 6orf
Der Berlsgsr Der .2eip5iser
Saufrisrtn 3eitung", Der our 3eit ais
Sbsrleutpaut i'm Gelbe iiebt, Durbe nit
benz @iIerHen Grsu3 uusge5ei1nst nnb
bonn @en.rdl tpmmanbo bts 10. Mrmets
tOrps in bas grOBe 5~uuptquartier bsrs
felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
eiener unb eeEeair.

Gin bi6ihes Gtimminasbilb bonn
gabnhOIe 1urldd, ods bitTer Saee btpbs
a6t,t ptrosu tonnte. sitbt bas 9urlaa,r
Do6snblatt niebtr. Gs f9rsibt: ,Wd5s
rcno auf benz erlten g~abn9elciie Elm
Transport NIT franjofihtn @tfaugeutH
bielt unb NIT frii5em Srunt psri,btu
puroe. fubr pI0Blid uHb untrparitt nit
tnts,senseiebter 6dbrtridtuug Gin mi!
bcutidtr artiaerie btlsbt.r militdr5us
bura. On ben %ofFeusn, nit sriinsn R.is
fern unb GdbnIsin seIamiidten 8dstu'
tbilren un6 bod o6en auf ben BrobtH btr
9auousH, bic unberbtdt bsfSrb,rt purbsn,
ftaubtH unIere ftrammsn, tooesmutbi9m
Observation-Disclosures unb fhpangsn
unter brnuienbR Surr1bruFsn ibr,
WtiibeR ipdbrsno srauBtn Dor Der Balm,
fpsrrs bos nidt eeordnote publitum in
heller gs9eiiterung sntfldnmt. unb urs
trdftig bic Daht am Hbtin dnitimmt,.
@erouBi unb dngItlih lpdbien bic Rotb.
hoieH udh Der urIade bes 10 pI0Bli9 eui.
f%eiitltsu Subeliturms. pa pl0Blih brdng.
ten ih q1e Hnh Der entssgsugefebtEn Gen.
i%tsrIeite. 9sutfde un6 Bran3oisn Bid.
ten ith isbt fetnolid uuf QrmesIdngs IN
bic augsH. Gtol3 unb iitaesbepubt, az
trastu bon benz patriotii6tn Settle, 0cr
ie umpebte. fubren nuiere tampfbsreitsr
Gohns biuibsr iE's dsiubeslanb. pd6rent
Der 3us nit ben ~gsfanssnsn Grdn8oIsr
inter BEN Geleitt blibeubtr gaponsit,
fta uab srnIt aus bsr 8abnhofshaae BIN
aus in unbctannte sntlegtae GeItuuss.
gebiets rolte."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
MnridIeiannnen ber aentiden.

ue6er bic Sample i'm @eTieu Idrsi6t
Elm Sffi5ier: Der 6aupterfolg ~unIerer
beutf9en 9ruppen Iiest NIT in unIeren
9einsn. Sir bic Grau3ofen unb Gngs
ldnber errei9ttn mir bic fran3oFi4e
8.n3s oel gu frib. Sin engliiaer
Maior Toa qnFang Suli ertldrt Aaben;
SD bin iiberSeugt, baB Giht DtutIdlanO,
Ionoern Grantreih Der G%rieosnsit0rsr in
europa lit. 9tiber lit uufere Rtsieruns
6rantrsi6 geseuiiber 8erpfli4tuugen sin'
gegaHger. Rad BEN, mas i4 bon bet
beutihen arRttt QsIeben babe, babe i'd
bic ueberseugung ~ uno bic groBe Mebrs
beit meiner RamerdStn .t6eitt re = bab
unIere Qrnee benz l1nglid entgegsnsebt.
1InTere Qrmte III bic oenfbar f4le4teite
Die &erIs psrbsn lnufeu pie bic 9dieu.
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Cine a%Bpenifiabe.

Gin 6auner bat fi6 in Srier bic ltnis
form zines ltntsroffi8iers gu Deri4affen
getpuBt, unb mar NIT etnem 4utomobil
in bic belgiIde prpbin3 2uremburg ge=
fa6ren. ST bat bier dngeblid big 81
10000 5ranttn Rrtegsiteuern bon Der err
Ibredten ginnobnerf9dft beigetrieben.
Damn tebrte CT nab 2uremburg 5uriid,
Der gbauffeur, benz er einen 6ahrlobn
BON 300 Mari CAB. f95pfte 9er0adt uno
erIdtttte auseige Bel ber bsutI4en Mlilis
tdr6eb0rbe. bic ben Iaubern aumpau To-
fort per6aftete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
SIN arhnnlin h6rr Ser Nnr6fce.

GnatiT6tn gldtteru 3uFolge mari Elm
3eppslin cine Bonnie auf ben belgis
f9en 9ofbampfer a9eOpolb IL
tDel9ar am Greitdg aug Sfenbe in 6olfez
Itoue eintrdf. 8os gefaa6 but6 ben
ndmrideu Zeppelin, petder Oitenbe boms
6arbierte. 9as S6iff erIitt teinen S6as
ben. Gerttr mari Elm beutT4es GIug3tug
cine Bonnie auf @ouGoanesiurs4Rer. Die
Bonnie pIaBte auf Der S6iffsDtrft, ion
aber penig G6a6en angeridtet babsn.
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Gmmidls ncue ehren.

Dem General Der Snfanierie bon Gms
mid, tpmmanbhrenbtn General ees X.
Qrm4Iorps. ber fit aitiid bereits ben
Sr6n pour le merits' srhdltsn bate,
iuurbs Oas Giferne artu3 /. 4laFe pers
liebsu. Die annette 3ldTe bate Il Tid ais
Qeutnuut beim 55. Snfantsrits Regiment
1870 eriDorben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
eln priaIneaer @efana.nenlrnnspprl.

gon einem originslen @~sfdneenens
transpor. bsribtst bic ,gltus miilbuufsr
3ts,": @tifern Qadmittdg purbeR bier
g~efangtne ltihtoeriDuHbete 6rdn3ofen BON
elmer Rabfubrerpatrouils In bic Stabt
eebra6t. Sc elm Gran5uIs ftau6 binien
auI BEN Rubs zines 5%tlOgrduen unb belt
f9 an ibm feIt. go sins "a in frie6Iis
der gsmsini6aft in's ad5drsth.
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cifernes arsus in srsi o'eaeratiorsn

Der Gobn bes in miinhsu felt I%dnsersr
Sell i'm aubeitnnb lsbeHben preubiIden
majors a. 9. M. @eeee, bsr Ritsmeiiter
i'm hopnobsrIteu uIontnsR egimtnt 20.
ia, MolEo1ps @osee. bat bas Giierne
area5 2. aIaie in Diefem G.Ihsu8, ers
haiten, ipd9rsnb Isin Batter. br 8tIeran
Der Btlb5lps 1864. 1856, 1s70f1 III,
li1 has giterne areu3 i'm Isstatnannten
neIb1ues srporbm bat. Der @vobpoter
oss Mlaiprs spsss trparb fia Das GiIsrHe
Rrsu5 ]. nnb 2. Ria { Dor hunbsrt
Sabrrn i'm ssfuiuugstrieae s'sen Grdnt'
rsih.
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geue %rnTiidlc s'autsH.

4uf .petrnsrab~ foIgsn iebt nod anbsrs
lttbericbungen alter beutidsr Gtdbtes
namsn in RuBlanb. ShtiHtlburg btibt
BON isbt ub amtli4 a0rsidet".
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9uf BEN syelbe Der Gbre.

Sine sobssanseige, bic uuG Bier in
peiten areiien intereITrt:
nSn Grantreid burfte ben 5eIbentob
fir fem @dterIunb Iterben unier ebler
geliebtsr Gobn, 8ruber unb Sbeim,
MaIter gonsGb, 6auptmunn i'm @drbes
GuBsartinerie sGeqimSnt. Qii6ed, ben "a.
September 1914. Sba gpbsGb. Die Sc
f6niItsr: Or. CHARLES gottItr un6 5rau
Rofe, Silih. 5resdttensaapitdn unb
Mtdrtnes4ttd9e Carl 8obsS6, @afbings
ion. 3apitGnIeutnant emil Marqudrb
8oBsGb, aitl. Die Neffen unb Ni6ten:
5auptnann SpbH b. Trepsnb unb 6rau
8%lnrents, Sels /. Snt.@
Sba 9opsGb lit bic betanpte Gdrift>
f%te1erin unb aapt. Garl 8obseb ipeilt
felt 8sginn bea arisgss in gsp gorf,
&rie9sanIeibe unh flcine Gparer.
Die r6rantfurter 3eitune" bringt Gin,
ueberF6t, nte bic tlsintu Sparer unb
Spartafer hem Reihe ibre GrIpdrniHe
auIdBti4 Der 8~riessanltibt our 8erfiiaung
f%telten, On 3eimnungen bon 100 bis 200
Wlart finb iber 100000 Gtiid einatlau-
fen, an 3ei1nungen bon 200 biz 1000
Mtart taft 100000 @tiid. 8ieie beiben
.8ruppen pon 5uiammen 100000 Gtiid
baben allein IL Mli1iaroen Mart asmaht
Gum itnter9ang Der pMashe6urs.+
qrin8 Stinri4 bon qreuBen bat ani
Elm 8eileiosI9reiben beS Mng6eburgsg
Oberbiirgermeiiters 35imarus fol9snbes
geantiportst:
49,, :, ben u. Sept.
Guer acknowledgement bee9re i1 MID
ergebcnF fir bic pdrmtn @orte ber
59etInabme, bic Gle Dir Site batteu, ais
9ertreter Der Staot magbcbpra an sic
0ffiaiere unb MlanHf6afitn rs arGusfgB
aMugbeburg4 at ridten. meinta ouIrihs
tighten 9ant gum 4pSbrad hi trinasn,
GO aereibt mir sur ttIounsrtn Gsrra
t6uung S9neu mi.3ut9eiIgn, nie oer
8reu3er felt DEM J., Mu9uit IL FcTt fnuUs
terbrphtner 2Adtigtcit ran 83naaalTe
otenIt Dor BEN 6innifaen Mtt.5eIsh eus.
aeibt bat unb mebrfaa mil b4m 6tS
IN @eribrpnq gelommtn III. Fiaagn:H,
BEG ItolNu gamets. Den baS @6tij ttia.
bat feline brdot 8tiaBpHa Gis sum gfsH.
beriten a~usst4altrn uno paau Das GMifI
geIprengt. Sic Ghre oar Tfagat III mn
nerltBt. Den @eiabungst4aIm ots g9jf.
Fes III Der Subalt Sbres e9rtihcns 5u'
&ehntHis gsbraht tporoen.
ees. Seiprih. 9rins brn qreuEsn.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-25
Pay Up Week.

The pay up week in sumter" an
nouncement, appearing IN today's is
sue OF this paper should be read by
every man or woman who owes a
dollar, no matter to whom it is due.
The pay up week" runs from Mon
day, November 30th to December 5th.
1914.
The merchants, manufacturers and
all others who sell to and work for
the general public are in distress.
They have exhibited wonderful forti-
tude and liberality, and commendable
patience. for which the masses Of the
the people should show their practi-
cal gratitude to the business men who
have manfully shOuldered tremend-
GUS burdens and responsibilities, in
a manner which calls for the high
est of commentator and cooperation.
But there are no millionaire mer-
chants and professional men in sum-
ter. The merchants and professional
men must maintain their business
reputation, pay their rent, pay their
clerks, pay the banks. and must pay
their other obligations.
You who bought their goods or
sought their professional aid needed
the goods and the professional SER
vices. You were given credit. You
will need credit again.
But n Sumter business man can not
pay his debts, unless those whom he
trusts pays him. You are morally,
legally and honorably bound to meet
your obligations, war or no war. This
! is not the first time we have had
hard times" Nor will it be the
last. Unless conditions change by
quick financial relief in the money
/ market, Times will be harder for
those who have to have credit. Don't
make credit harder to get by putting
off paying your debt. You are work
ing against yourself and against the
financial and general business inter-
cs;s. A short article tells this story
as forcibly as long drawn out list
Of generalities. All sensible men
and women know these facts. Divide
! the loss, divide the burden and help
, to reestablish normal conditions by
paying your debts, before it is too
late to render the great relief need
ed for everybody's good.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-25

present editor having resiened. The
question of securing funds for carry
ing on the work of the Methodist COL
leges in the State will be another mat
ter which will cause much discussion
and considerable interest.
"A feature of the meeting will be
the presence Of two bishops. bishop
Collins Denny Of Richmond, Va. will
preside and Bishop a. w. Wilson OF
baltimore. Nd, who presided over
the Conference ut it's meeting last
year at Rock Hill will also be present.
Bishop Denny was at Rock Hill last
year and while assisting Bishop Will
son made a very favorable impression
upon the members Of the Conference,
who will be glad to have him as
their presiding officer.
| Bishop Denny is Virginian. He is
graduate of Princeton and studied
law at the University of Virginia, prac-
ticing at the bar of Baltimore for
TWO years. lie entered the Methodist
ministry in 1880. He travelled cx-
tensively in 1SS6.S7, visiting the
Asiatic Missions Of the Southern Meth
odist church, by episcopal appoint
ment. He was chaplain Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia in 1889, 1890 and
1891 In the latter year he became
professor of philosopy in Vanderbilt
university ut Nashville, which chair
he held until his elevation to the epis-
copate.
In this district two changes are GER
tain to be made. Rev. ID. O. Spires
Of the Wateree Circuit and Rev. y.
M. Mcleod of the Trinity Methodist
Church Of this city have each served
their respective charges four years
and their terms expire by limitation.
Other changes in the district, OF
course. may be made, but will not be
known until the appointments are
read out on next Monday night.
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ON RURAL CREDITS.
/ General Conference Begins at WASH
ingtOn Today.

Washington, Nov. ga general
conference on rural credits will be
held here tomorrow, Tuesday and
Wednesday under the auspices of the
executive council of the Conference
of Progressive State Oranges. Rep
resentatives Of farm organizations,
have studied the subject will be pres
ent An effort will be made to agree
on rural credit legislation to be sup
ported at the winter session of con-
gress Senator Fletcher of Florida
and Representative Buckley of Ohio,
authors of pending bills, will attend.
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tomorrow. practically al arriving by
tomorrow night. with q few coming i'm
throughout Wednesday. The Confer
encc will organize on "Wednesday
morning. but before that time there
VIII be meeting of the examining
committee of the Conference on
Tuesday morning, and the Board of
Missions will convene in session at the
same time. On Tuesday night the
Historical Society OF the Conference
VIII meet and an address will be
mace by DR.. j. .. Wilson. All of the
the meetings of the Conference will
he held at Trinity Methodist Church,
the handsome new church complet-
cd little more than year ago,
which provides seating capacity for
practically one thousand persons,
sufficient it is thought to accommodate
the large audiences which will at
tend the meetings Of the Conference.
Sessions will be held morning, af-
ternoon ana night Tor the week Con-
ference is in session, but exactly what
viii be the subjects Of discussion at
these sessions. or who will be the
chief speakers has not yet been an
nounced. as Conference directs it's
own actions from day to day and no
exact program can be given out now.
However. the program which will be
Followed In general outline, as far as
Is now known, Is as follows:
Tuesday. 10 A. NJ. at Trinity
Church. the examining committees
OF the Conference will meet.
The Board of Missions will meet at
nc same time and place.
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from The Daily Item. Nov. 23.

from The Daily Item. Nov. 23.
The enc hundred and twenty-nintb
annual session of the South Carolina
Methodist Conference will convene I'm
Ibis city on Wednesday morning to
discuss matters pertaining to the work
OF the Methodist church i'm this state.
There will be nearly five hundred per-
sons present and the conference is ex-
pected to be one of the most import l.
ant and intresting which has been
reid I'm several years Convening on
"Wednesday morning. the conference
Is expected to remain in session with
meetings twice OF thrice daily until
the following Tuesday. when adjourn
ment Is expected To take place.
This Is the first time in twenty -one
years that Sumter has been the host
10 the South Carolina Conference. the
Conference having last met i'm this city
IN 1893. Since that time IL has grown
tremendously and the city is taxed to
ITS capacity to provide homes for the
entertainment Of the large number of
visitors expected. However. the pco-
pie haze come together with a will
and the arrangements for the enter
ment of practically every one of the
visitors has been made They have
been assigned to the homes of citizens
and suitable hospitality seems assur-
ed. The job has not proved an easy
one and the committee on homes has
worked faithfully and earnestly in
seeing that everything is prepared.
The vanguard Of the visitors is ex-
re".cd 20 arrive this afternoon and to-
night and the main body will come in
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Tuesday, s T. M.--Meeting Of His
tOrical Society of which addressed by
DR.. j. .. Wilson on "Methodism and
Education"
Wednesday, $50 A. M.-Conferenco
will open with administration OF
Lords Supper, after which the or.
ganization will be completed and reg.
ular work begun.
Wednesday, =. M.-Sunday SchOo
Anniversary and address by Rev. II
M. Hamill, d. D.
Thursday, A. Notwithstanding
service will be held.
Thursday =. M.-Misionary Ami
versary and addres by DR.. w. w. Pin
son.
Friday 8 p. M.-Meeting of Boart
of Education with address.
Saturday Il. M.-Epworth League
meeting with address by Rev. S. A
Stcel, ID. ID.
Sunday, $50 A. M.-Love Feast al
Trinity Church.
Sunday 11.3O a. M.-Services at the
churches in the city
Sunday p. M.-Memoral session
for preachers who have died durine
year.
Sunday p. M.-Services at the va
ciOuc chnrphoc IN, fho ,;ty
Monday, regular sessions will
probable adjournment during the af
ternOOn or evening.
The Conference is expected to b'
an important one and especially in
teresting to members of the Methods
Church, as quite Il number Of matter,
of interest will come UP for discus
sion, outside Of the usual routine o
work. At the Tuesday committe,
meeting the candidates in the va
rious courses Of study will b,
examined and plans made fo
the continuation of these studies fol
another year. Probably the subject O.
greatest interest to come up durin:
the Conference is it's division. Thi
matter was discussed at the meetin.
at Rock Hill last year and decided IL
favor of division. 1t was sent to tn,
General Conference and now come
back for final action. The Genera
Conference in accepting the resolutior
for division. sent back to the Con
ference for a line Of division. Thi
has to be fixed by act Of the Confer
eI.ca and as there is considerable diff
fe:enc of opinion as to where tn,
line should be. This matter is expected
to be warm source Of debate at tn,
sessions, when it comes up. Tn,
Methodist Church is the strongest de
nomination in South Carolina at thi.
time and it is expected that it will b,
a hard question of the division
Another matter to come up is tn,
question Of appointing an editor fol
the Methodist church paper, tho
Southern Christian Advocate, tho