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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
9irien lid ni&t au Sauie befnGpen.

9as gsbascn beirnfiher 5edsx
bic es se,pobnt iinb, lid in Der CHS
iamfeit Dem 8ersniisen binsu9ebeu.
bas Gin Sldihden %sepdbren Tam, lit
rrrd cine Ylenarsg ntiheiouu9 oes
Supremcs @eriftcS Don @niiaduletts
G0ic eridilttcrt iporben. @c9cu cine
Srull. Die bc6cdlt, nbcr rnbig Idlnieno
aui ciuenl Sopbu in ibrem ci9eueu
Sauic lag, murbe Nn5eise critottet;
lie pllrbe perbaitet mn Der Srlmfcns
belt ifuloig beiunben. Der @crid,ts'
bot initrlierte bic @eidrporenen, bah
mslt iie nlrA bic Seneisaaina6HN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
5ranf's Subeshrafe nmsexnbert.

8pupcrneur Slatpn duherte am 81.
Suni Die iiber Geo VI. 5rdnf rpssen Der
grmorbuns bes observation-disclosures 0iarp
Ybasan am %. april 1913 e~erbdnstc
Sobesitrafe in lebensldnsIihss 3uehts
baus um. Die Sinrihtuns fpar AMI
Den %. Siini anberalpmt.
Sranf lprlrbe ihon nm @itterz
nddht obne Sanbifcllen heimIif bon
Ntlnnta, Ga. fortgcid,afit uub mad,
Der Strohingss Sarm bel Wilec9epile
gcbrad)t.
Der @pupernelir erlieB cine lanse
@rfldrlrg, ipprin er Die Se9nahi@
9llng rehtfertietc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Maper pit steubcnpiae a~bseiest.

@eor9c @. Wc2ciib nuybc i'm
Steubcnptlr (Sbip) ariminolgerid,t
icincs Ins ais Manor cntiest llnS
6u elmer sripenbirtcu @eIbbuSe bon
so unb m Soften pes @crfahrens
pcrurtbcilt neil CT Dor elmer &ofs
AMI Die arlnge iibcrfiihrt tporben iir,
bon Seutei peld)e I'M Manprsgeritt
prp5siiiert 'orbcn paren, iihcrmdBies
@ebii6reu apreSt 3u habeN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Ginc quite Sausialbe.

@cipnhnlid'c Wunocn inn in lid,
ielblr niht ~geidhrlid, aber %crunreis
ni9un9 mo perminperte S~cbenefroft
fonncn bieiclber ~scfdbrlih MAIDEN.
@an nernahldiiise cine gerpunbun9
niht, neil Tic unbebeutenb III. Gin
Rnbelitih ooer cine arasnunoe baben
idon oft Slutpergifhlns peruria6t.
Sn iolhen Sdlen III Sudlen's Nrnifos
Salbe alls9eseitnct. Sic Idiibt unc
bcilt Die @ltnbe, lit oniiieptiid. tootet
bos Slit unb perbiitet gciGbrlid)c @nts
5iinbungcn. Sic ~lciitct cbcniuas Dor
6iialihc Sienite bel 6nultraufbciteu.
Salt Hbcnm lrnp 9c5cna. SSolet Glld,
cine % Gents Sdadtcl (5rpei %lln5enD
bel Gurem Gpotbetcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Giner Der a~aseblid,su MBrber Sss
anti .fatboliihen yorieiers 9laf
freisefprpdbeu.

Sranf S'2earp, elmer ppn ben iiini
Wdnnern bon WnrihaH, Ger, mclde
anaefla9t nurbsn. am s.. Sebruor
1915 bort 8. 8lad, einen nutifatbos
liihen Gorleier, ermoroet 6u bobeu, lit
am p. Suui i'm Sitrittsseri4t bon
Der Surp f~reieeiprohen poroen, nad>
Dem Der Staat por6er cine Nieoers
ihlaeung bes Sollcs beantrast hattie,
neil nift a~eniiseub @e,ueiie segen
D'Qenrn noridsen. Die Rtrtbeibignus
bate ober nuf einem MISREPRESENTATION
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
9uttfc Sf,mmdiahen amf Der .@elt=
ausiteflmng a~eftphten.

aus benz yVariah 2nbuifries Yas
lace" Der @%eltausiieGune gu Snn
Sranciscp. Cal, pliroen anttfc
dgpptiihe Sfnrudiad,en I'M Werfbe
bon $4,000 g~eitpblen. Sieielben
iinh @igenthum bon @bporh Ysrera
in Nen 9orf, DER tic leiblueiic an Die
NusiteQunss : @eielifait ~abseaeben
battc. gs icblt iopeit iebc Sprr bon
ben Sieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
lie Heih,usite Der Hauener
Tunffpriihe.

Geit 3eritoruns bes srOben 5nns
tentburms in Sogo slei6 I'M erIten
&rie9smonute mnr es 3neiielbaft. Oh
Die Citation fir brabtloic Geographic
in &iubhut Die BON Nnucu aus sez
gcbcncu Sclc9rnmmc and obuc Der
mittcluug Der bisbcri9cu 3lpiidcnitus
tipn ~uuiSuiau9cu IN Der 2a9e mar.
Yetrra ood bic 81 ilbcrbriidcnpc Gntz
iernun9 nad, 9eutihs Siiolpeits airita
m~ndherno 5000 Weilen, uiid ionnte
Die @inobufer Station angeiifts ,brer
t1paderfn. Iai9inen BEN gmpians
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Gin miloes, ansenebmeS Ibfiibr
miftel

limb cine ober 5fpei Or. Sings Neip
Qiie Yilen nit cinem @los Wdiier
Dor benz Shlafenscben. aein ilbler.
efelerresenoer @eihlnnd; fein Nufs
itoBen. Man sebe iofort 81 gett.
Gcs Mor9ens beim @rfiteben entleeren
iid bic G%inaeipeipc frei unp leiht ulo
man bciinnet iid mGbrenb bcs 9an5cu
Cages ipphI. Or. Sings Nclp Sife
Yiacu linn IN nllcn Npptbcfen 81
bnbcn, 81 in elmer Observation-Disclosures
Slaidc. iir % @cnts. 0tnn ioltc
o%icielben itetS i'm Snuie bdben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Wene MetbDbe Der ll,Hpptc.

Ser nortue9iihe Sampier "Senms"
fam am %. Suni in Nerpcaitlc, eng
la,,O, an, nber minus pes sroBercn
Sbeiles icincr 2apllns bon 8rotitoffcn,
sic iiber Sorb gepprfen mar. Scr
aapitdn berihtetc, Dag CT POM Cont
%manbantcn eincs heutid,eu llsSoptcs
bicr6u inter Der Srobung ~sc5ipuugcrl
uurpe. bab iein S6iff ionit tprpebicrt
niirbe. Sies lit bas critic Wnl. baB
elm ltsSopt ein Shiff unter iold,en
gebineuneen entfomu1en lieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

Den, ieinen 2ebcnsnntcrbolt Su ers
iperben. Sn Dem Intraae miro ieruer
c%ripdbnt. osborn lei eincs bon ied5ebn
ainocrn id,lpahiinniaer @itern.
Osborn murbs 3ueru Der Snouitries
Ifule in Hodheiter I'M Sabre 1907
iiberipieien nnb ipdier mad Der Ane
itdlt III Hom perfett. 0iirf bon ieis
men 9riibern unh cine Shtpeiter be-
innben lid in itaatlihen Nnftalten unb
ibr llnterbalt bot, pie in benz Intrase
seiast fpirb, Dem Staate unsefabr
$4,000 sefoitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
SamtauSbriihe nnb Gcsema fnrirt.

IS bleibi lif aleid,, fpic lonsc Sic
baulit bebaftet naren, Or. Sobipn's
@c5enln Sintmcrt miro Sbncn bclicti.
IS cntfernt ale Spllren Sbres Seicens
mo ldBt Die 6oilt rein uno lpcih mic
Die ciues aiubes. 0unoertc bon
Ycrlcneu boben ms ircipiaig Snniess
id)rcibcn 5ugcInnot. Verluhet cine
Sfnftcl. e. ipirh Sic bon Shnlcr5
mn Herlsaenbcit befreicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

lpnroc. Sm Sdlafsirmer purpe ein
&ru9 Sol3alfpbol %gefunbeu, Der nod
Nniidt Der Gonriiiion nahriheinlid,
5ur ihnelleren @erbreitun9 bes Scuers
oerpcnbet ipurbe. Sic Scid,e ut Der
art perfoblt, ba6 nitt feit9eirellt ner>
Den fonnts, oh auf Srou Ilen BOT
ihrsm Sobs ein ansriff mtternpmmen
porben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
TN. Natipnnlbunb liefert picrte
2%iebessabe fir bic a%riessnutbs
Is letoenben ab.
100000 bis lest ab 9 e.
Iiefert.

Gus SbilabeIpbia, ga, iuirb 9es
th1eIbct: Gum pierten 0tale iii BON
scerrn SSobn Siarfs III Baltimore, Dem
sRoriiber Deg Geutiden Silisfaiie Nos
tionals gpmites, bic Summe bon
$500, 600 an Die 8otifoitcr Seutih>
r1anb's urlb Sciterreid : %llnsarn's filr
l6ie Observation-Disclosures abaeianot
fporoeu; 10 bab biz iest I'M @an6cn
100000 burh Germittluns bes
EScutids Nmerifaniifen Nationalbuns
.bcs ibrcr Seitimmun9 ilbernielen iinb.
Don Der @eiamnt : Summe bon
100000 iiub Der oentihen Ser
punDetentaNe $4,000. Der beutlhen
1Witttpens uno 8diiens8aHe $751;
900, Der piterreifiih : nnsoriifen
Eernunbetcns 3a'ie $4S, 600 unb Der
Diterreihiid) : lmgariihen Bittipens
lrrp @niiens8aIie $4,000 5ugepieicn
tpproefl.
8ptihafter ienbeu SAINT
hreiben.
9cibe SotiGnftcr boben fiir Die TO-
sben iiberianbte Nutionulbunoz @abc
bon 100000, bon benen $4,000
Nbem oeutiden unb 100000 Dem otter
reid,iif 3 lngariIhcn gpti6nftcr 5u>
/, ein9en, id,riftlif ibren SAINT ausse>
rfprohen.
@ruf b. 8crnitorff ihreibt: Sd
rcbm1e bicie @ele9enbcit pdbr, Dem
Gornitc fir feline 10 iiberalrs erioIs>
rcife Sbotigfeit unb Den @ebcrn filr
ihre sroSc Sreigebi9feit meinen bcr5z
Iihitcn Sorf alls8uipreden."
0crr s. 0umbu idreibt, mic iol9t,
an 6crrn Siurfs: .@s gereid)t mir
5lir beionoeren @cnIgtbulnn9, Sbnen,
icbr geebrtcr Serr 8oriisenber, fiir
oieic reihe @abe neuerlid bonn Ser
sen beirens 5u banfen. 3u9leid err
,1ute i'd Sic, meinen pdrmIten Sant
tbcn Spenoern iofpie ben Serren Sbres
n @omites, Die iih nm Den gldn5cnben
"@rfols Der Samnlun9 10 auBcr<
oroentlidc &crbicnlte crlppr6cu bn>
ben, 81 Intermittent"
8 9 it d &C ans Den
ein3clneu z tnatcn.
Mn Der Spise Der ourd) Den Nntioe
nalbunb pcraniralteteu Sammllln9en
itcbt Yenniplpanien nit $104, 51S.02.
gs folaen Wisconiin nit $76,335.39,
Sbip nit S43,799.S0 Warnlanb nit
$31,500.00 Connecticut nit $21.s
347.5O, Hcbra5fa nit $15,025.00.
giem 9orf nit $12,005.12, Snoiana
nit S11,77O.71, Sainois nit So
64S.42, Seras nit $S,151.75, Neip
ScrIep nit $7,S2S.00, Maiinhuictts
nit S5,3SS.1S, Minouri nit $4.s
$4,000, Niuutonn nit $4,225.0O,
SouiIiana nit $4,20O.OO (porber
brett an sic Sotidaitcr nbseliefert
$1,000, 8eit Iirginia nit $3.s
10000 SSoipa nit $3,S2S.35. HbpOe
Sslnnb NIT So, 6O2 OF. &anins nit
S3.291.24. Sputb Safota NIT So
s51.81. 8cntudp nit S2,445, Soutb
Carolina nit $4,000 , Nortb Caro-
lima nit $2,050,00, lttab nit 81
10000, Stlnbpmn nit $1,426.00,
Scnnciicc nit S1,234.17, Sclanarc
nit S1,200.OO, Nrtouins nit ST.
10000. Ncip San1pihirc nit 81 1000,
Georaiu nit $4,000, Nlabnnrn nit
S636.65, Waulc nit $602.47, Scr
mont nit $500, Sirginicn init
$3.50 unb @poming nit $500.
Su ben Sdnben bes &oriieenben Der
Silfsfaiie nno auf Der IerdJants
Medanics 4ational 8nnt III gnltis
more beppniert iino nod $6,042.S3.
Sic SammIun9en peroen fort9elcBt,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-17

as to where the local club shall be
placed, on the West or North Side.
BY morning print we learn that,
though the Fulton Willard fight is
still three months off, there is al
ready keen interest in it. Where this
keen interest is lurking has not been
discovered.
Willard has never been a popular
snampion. He is a good fighter, but
aot inspiring, and Fulton is practi-
caIly novice being sent against a
champion. 1t is not the kind of a
fight which tends to arouse keen in
terest and the railroad tracks will not
be congested by special fight trains
running to New Orleans.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-17

wrist and Cancelled his bout for next
Tuesday with Johnny Grifiths at
Akron. Freddie's dancing ankles
get more strain than his wrists, ex-
cept when the champion is counting
money.
Hamilton club swimmers were de-
feated by c. A. A. natatOrs, 311a to
2612. Browne of Hamilton won two
frsts, but Kenneth Huszagh's great
work in the relay gave that event
and the match to the Cherry Circle.
WeIker Cochran continued his
great work in his 1872 billiard match
with George Slosson, counting 400
to 100 in the final block, making the
total score 1,200 to 525. Cochran
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-17

managers, over any number of
things, and it will be weeks and
months before there is a semblance
of harmony.
Nothing that comes out of this
New York meeting need cause sur
prise. The signing Of Callahan by
Pittsburgh at this ticklish moment
has paved the way for almost any
ing. Just remember that there are
more financiers and politicians than
sportsmen mixed up in this confer
ence, and prepare for many jolts.
And also notice that Charley Muir
ply hasn't been heard from yet. He
will have something to say, and al
though he may not talk through the
newspapers his word will be the last
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-17

Another morning print naiVeIy
asks if Joe Tinker will manage the
amaIgamated Cubs and play short.
Joe may manage the crew, all right,
but if he plays short it might be a
good idea to put Lee Tannehill on
third and Long John Anderson at
first.
Freddie Welsh has sprained his
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-13
FAIR EXCHANGE.

Now EacII for an OId Onc-.IIow a
sumter Resident Madc u Ead Bac,r
Strong.
The back aches ut times with a dull
indescrlbable feeling, making you
weary ard restless; piercing pains
shoot across the region of the kid
neys, and again the loins are SO lame
that to stoop is agony. No use to rub
or apply plaster to the back if the
Kidneys are weak. You cannot reach
the cause. Follow the example of this
Sumter citizen.
Mrs. f. j. Phillips, 1T Kendrick
street, Sumter, says: Il had a con-
stant, dull pain in the small Of my
back that kept me from resting we'll.
l could not stOOp or lift without Sc
we're pains. Since using Doan's Kid
ney Pills my back has stopped ach-
ing. L have been able to rest better
and have improved in every way
Statement given Jan. g. 1919
over four years later. Mrs. Phil
lips, said: Il still take Doans Kid
ney Pills and they keep my kidneys
in fine shape. They never fail to re-
lieve me-"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. Phillips had. Foster Milburn
Co.. Props. Buffalo, N. Y. 2
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-13
To Establish Creamery
Plant in Sumter County
Clemson College and Chamber of Commerce Working on
Proposition-Grain and Dversication Campaign to Be
Held Soon.

The business establishments of Sum-
ter will be invited to join with the
grain campaign party in advertising
their fall stocks, and getting acquaint-
ell with the farmers and their fam
lilies. The Sumter County Poultry
Association will be in the campaign
advertising the November Poultry and
Pigeon show to be held in Sumter
next month. School trustees and
teachers will be requested also to as
sist in getting out the people and
making the affair success.
1t is considered good business for
the Sumter merchants and other
business establishments to go out
boosting during the fall season while
IL cents cotton money is floating
around. Columbia, Chester, Rock
Hill, Augusta, and other hustling cities
are Keeping up the booster trade get
ting trips. Won't it pay Sumters bus
mess establishments also to get out
and mix up" with their customers.
and do some fall advertising?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-13
n PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The announcement that the Carne-
gle Foundation has appropriated So
600 for the erection of a public library
In Sumter is welcome news to prac-
tically every citizen of Sumter. but is
especially gratifying to the City Board
OF Education and the members of the
Civic League. The School Board and
the superintendent of the CITY Schools
have hoped for many years to find n
way to provide a we'll furnished lib
rary to supplement the equipment of
the school system and at the same
TIME give Sumter public library. 1t
has long been known that Sumter
could obtain an appropriation from
the Carnegie Foundation for a public
library by complying with the condi-
ditions, but heretofore it has been i'm
possible to do so. The purchase of
the Ryttenberg lot for school purposes
opened the way for the library, since
it enabled the School Board to donate
"a lot for the library building. The
City Council then did it's part by guar
anteeing the support required.
Next to the School Board the Civic
League has reason for qualification.
since the assurance that q public lib
rary will be a reality within a short
time is the fruition Of a dream that
they have worked to make come true
for many years. They have kept the
hope alive, and by maintaining their
Library Association have fostered an
interest in and developed strong
sentiment in favor of the establish
ment of a Public library The library
building, ideally located near the CEN
ter Of population, is now assured and
we feel sure that it is but a question
of short time before it will be fur
nished and equipped with the books
that will render it an asset of inesti-
mable value to Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-13

Tho magazine writer's who make a
spcciIlty OF the war appear 10 Ice COM
ing tO the conclusion that the failure
Of tho Allies thus far To- make "a bet
ter showing in the death grapplc with
Germany L. duo largely to the male
violent form ot trade uuiouism that
has the manufacturing industries OF
England in its grasp the drink habit
that has GcbauChcd the working class
Of England, and tho grating bcauro-
Gratis OF Russia who have practically
destroyed the great army by failing to
supply II with desperately needed
crns and munitions. Franco is credit
cd with having done her full share in
the great contest with the greatest
efficiency and patriotism IL Germany
finally cmcrscs from Tire war com
plctcly victorious over the Allies. TIA,
result will hc due as much tp the
failure at England aud russia To- a"
all that they were able To do as To- the
Gshting ability of the Germans
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-13
Harmony Presbytcry i'm Session.

Harmony presbytery is in session
thls week at Andrews. Rev. w. j.
Mckay, ID. d., of Sumter was elected
moderator and Rev. r.. L. Grier of
Mayesville, clerk. Rev. w. I. Sinnott
OF Salters, the retiring moderator,
preached the opening sermon at d.
m. Tuesday. Rev. p. S. McChesney
and Mr.. Samuel M. McClary, of this
piace, are in attendance.-Kingstr
County Record.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-13
LYNCHING IN MISSISSIPPI.
Negro and Chinaman Hanged by
Masked Mob.

Clarksville, Miss, :. IA negro
ana Chinaman, who were accused Of
numbering n. II. Cage, a local bank
cashier were taken from the Jail by
masked mob and lynched early to-
day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-13
OBJ 0Qattbman ana soutbruu.
Published "Wednesday and SATURDAY.
BY
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sill be charged for.
The Sumter Watchman was found
ID In 1850 and tho True southron In
isss. The watchman and southron
now has the combined circulation and
influence OF both OF the old papers.
ind In msnifestly the best advertising
medium In Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-13

From the disponsory fund sumter
county viii secure $276.Sl from the
: ate disponury and $t%&.G7 ass in
come on the permanent school fund
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-13
As To ONE-CENT POSTAGE.

Florence business men, 1t is stated
are soins to interest themselves to
further the movement for one cent
letter postage. Theirs is o very doubt
ful reform" The effect of such a
reduction as they urge would prob
ably be To swell the enormous VOL
ume OF trash which now floods the
mails. The facilities of the depart
ment would be subjected TO additional
strain, its revenues would be impair
ed. the service would suffer. Two
cents Is not much TO pay for the trans
portation of letter provided it is de-
livercd quickly and safely.
What the country wants of the
postotlice department is a steady i'm
provemcnt in facilities, not cheaper
rates. Mr.. Burleson. facing hard
problem, for he has had TO deal with
the new complications raised by the
establishment of the parcel post sys-
tenn, has accomplished much. We
know that the service Is better in this
part OF tho country. There appear to
be fewer complaints generally than
at any time for years past. But the
way for the postoHice dcpartmen. to
go forward. as we see IL, is first TO
live up to its opportunities to the
full. When 1t has done that il will
be time enough TO consider whether
the rate charged for the service it
renders can be lowered with advan-
tage."-News and Courier.
One cent letter postage means a
heavy deficit in the postomce depart
mont the result OF which Will va 5iyh-
er che curtailmeot of thc service now
rendered che public or worry large
apprOpr,atinn by oongress to mainta!n
the department.. an inefficient postal
service would be most burdensome
tax on the busines interests of the
entire country, while big appropria-
ton by congress would be an un-
necessary tax on the people. Letter
postage is cheap at the rate charged,
which is possible only by reason Of
the tremendous volume Of business,
and so long as the department spends
It's income To improve and extend the
service IL would seem unwise TO Grip
pie its activities by cutting off a large
part of its income.
Don't let cotton fool you" is the
slogan of crop diverslGcation advo-
Gates. IL Is a good slogan at this par
ticular time with cotton selling
around twelve cents and the crop the
shortest i'm years. Cotton is liable to
fool many level headed farmers next
spring. as It has fooled them i'm. the
past. a large acreage i'm cotton next
year. with favorable weather condi-
tions In Texas and other States that
are not dependent on commercial fer
tilizers, would mean another bumper
crop. a gluttcd market and low prices.
The only safe policy for South Caro-
lima farmers is To diversity. so as to
be at least partially Independent OF
cotton. a farm that produces a va
ricty OF crops and Is sclf-sustaining.
insofar as provisions arc concerned.
can afford to plant as much cotton as
can be properly fcrtilizcd and culti-
waited. Such "a farm cannot Lc fooled
hy cotton. for 10 will bc "a surplus. and
n surplus Is never n burden.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-13

DIR. HiGHSMITII-Has returned to
the city and may be found at Ba-
ker's old intrmary any day of the
week or month. HiShsmith Optical
Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

With wildly shrieking horn disturb
Ing the very solitudes OF the distant
hills and with pale and terror-stricken
chauffeur bending over the wheel. the
Limousine Of David Powers. millionaire
lumber king. tpre through the granite
gateway OF his beautiful residence and
dashed madly along the shrub bordered
driveway toward the marble porch.
Powers himself-tyrant boss Of 1000
underfed workmen-was on the steps
Anxiety was betrayed by every line of
his working features
Perry Travis. his legal adviser, was
with him, and as the machine came to
sudden stop before them. it's grinding
wheels sending up shower of fine stone