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The herald., 1915-02-04

To CHARTER OF MOON ,N13,.IISIsv4
CoNPkXY AGENCY or Lpt l>lA-'1'

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CONfANn 3OG-NN1 90. Cry
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The herald., 1915-02-04

business and arairs snail be liquidated
By one Ecuidator 20 be appointed from
amsns the Stockholders al a meeting OF
the stockholde-s co,ve-ced fo- soch Pr--
pose sf-cT :co DAYS notice n writing
shall have been given ~ the Secretary
70 each stockho!5er in person or BY mail.
said ilQui6ato- 20 Re elected by q ma loT-
ity vote % the shares % capital stock
present or represented al such meeting
Article NII-Tnls charter may be
changed. altered O. amended or the cor
yuTs--1l may oS dissolved OF Ordered
,.qg.daIe5 ty q vote o: Jwo-thlrts OF the
capital STOCK present or represented al
= meeting Of TIE stockholders convened
IL sseh purpose A::er ;en Gays no ;s
Secretary . all the stockholders II Per
s1C o. ~ mall
Article VIII-So sJcckhol5e- shall
ever De held liable OF responsible t--
lion = z-g further sun than the III
Fad balance de - re corporation n
TIE saares owned ~ hi-l- nor snail Any
1--- ---u---a.--N II examination have
IT, -@-cr &C.: rendering t--s CHARTER null
- exposing z-E Stockac---r = a-E la
u.l--E beyond tie amount q us G--E G
Ta-s done and Passes z ny o-ioe n
the -lis % New Orleans, State II
Louis a-z II tie presence = Joseph 4
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~ 4 cs% S-5l-- ~ TIE day, month and
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CAGES - i-e Parish = orleans. state
The herald., 1915-02-04
An EscerticnaI Case,

She had risen several times 70 let
Q gentleman pass out between the acts.
I an very sorry to disturb you,
madam" he remarked spologetically.
as he went out for the fourth tine.
oh, don't mention It" she replied.
pleasantly. I am most happy TO
oblige you: ny husband keeps the re-
freshuent bar"
The herald., 1915-02-04
Well Informed.

Are you keeping up with the var
nevs, dezrie?"
Indeed ] an. Three Swiss battle
ships we're sunk yesterday BY Ger.
man cruisers and President Carbajai
Of France 10 leading the Preach army
against the Beigians-"
The herald., 1915-02-04
Why She Worries.

Ny dear" said Nj CloseAst's bet
ter half. i think that had better see
the doctor about my hearing"
Nonsense retorted the light one.
your hearing is as acute az ever.
What put that idea into your head"
Well" was the response. they say
that money talks, but ! haven't heard
Il say q thing for months Dallas
News
The herald., 1915-02-04
Safety Flint

The doctor SAYS there are moro
white corpuscles in ny blood than red
ones"
Well, what are you going 10 do
about it,"
Nothing II ] had more red cor
puscles IN my blood ! might go around
looking for trouble. AS II is, I'm con-
tent to let trouble look for ne"
The herald., 1915-02-04

AT The HEAD OF OUR cIAssIrIEp
COLUMN EACH WEEK We WILL AN
SoVSCE HOW YOU MAY RECEIVE
SOMETHING VALUABLE BY LOOKING
IHRouGH THESE LITTLE ADS
The herald., 1915-02-04
Nc Handicap.

The Stun Worker-Tou look Ike q
very worthy person.
The Flattered 0ne-Oh, I'm all right,
us'sn- / manage to get along first
rate. ] amt got nobody TO support
I'm q single voman--Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The herald., 1915-02-04
A EIcoety Youth

Son, what are you doing with that
Atlas
Tn trying to locate the seat Of
var. father"
Well, don't squirm so In your chair.
You'll wear out the seat Of your trous-
ers before you find the seat Of war"
The herald., 1915-02-04
Hard to Believe.

"sptndlift seems 10 be rather vain
OF his personal appearance said
Grsbscon-
He certainly Is" asserted Jagsby.
I've seen him admire himself 80 much
IN bsrroom mirror that he'd forget
to order q drink"
The herald., 1915-02-04
Intricate Meehaniam-

i don't know how TO take this
chicken apart" declared the bride.
Well, We tackled an automobile
successfully" said the young husband.
We ought 10 be able 10 handle a
small Job Ike this Where's the book
OF Instructions? -
The herald., 1915-02-04
A Modest Yesrr.

The fountain Of eternal youth
j neither seek nor dream about,
But ! would Ike some STUFF, forsooth.
To keep ny hair from falling out
The herald., 1915-02-04
RURAL d URBAN REALTY. INC
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The herald., 1915-02-04
The Optometrist
Is The Eye-Strain
Specialist

sstE-s;is-z AID muscular troy
ol-s ss t101gh thew were sa-.
'o-u OF eve disease. but thew
.1e 70 more a disease than "a
slsil ca o. . large nose. Il
ioiloSs that the lsy-za s:teu
o"cs 10; Know that these ce,d,-
iio-s a-e caused BY = :s-l,y
shape OF false position Q: -.
eyeosli, which CONDITION re76e-s
Nslou unsatisfactory O. painful.
Much OF The suffering du. :.
eye-st-s'r coUld % relieved =
tae s1e 50 afflicted world csn-
SILT tie O7,sz-i-is:, VIE i
Io~ Beng recognized bv u.
o14o as ne exclusive Eve
Strain Specialist
Ihs: the reader nav n,-.
rally understand he e--c- s.
Is o: az OrtgurI1 md "a.
&c nay kncS that he = TIE ls.,-
IA onc - consult Sher !
oo1oi about vision snd classes
H'e '9--oEing statement is made.
he ''pionetris: IS no~ -e,,s.
nlzec by is~ IL y States a. -.
or trained n the al q i...-.
aiming TIE visual s,a,us .; -.
h:1s7 eye s,o TIE neu,rsIizisz
% rs abnormal conditions ~i,S
Ses, while The physician is
tae medical specialist IL ~.
diseases. Therefore. II. Oo;o-
5etr1s' IS the scko~ledsed I've.
STRAIN Specialist and tie -zk.-
Of glasses. being especially 81.
ted Tor filling p-esc-iptisr. f.-
glasses because of his enfo-c-I
technical training il optics az
specifically applied 70 The CO..
restio7 Of visual defects
Note-The public j. Cautioned
against pstronizing doo--te-d.s-
eye-E'ass peidle-s az veil AZ
the so-oslled cut--zte .Tbs-r.ia"
advertisers. Il i. u--;s. q
take chance. With any bu, .n
established op;ozet-is;.
The herald., 1915-02-04
Optimistic 7.ousht

NODE = al ornament
The herald., 1915-02-04

rIpoo quiet.-S,ray STORES.
The herald., 1915-02-04

vote thereon
To sid II any manner. any corporation
- association. any bonds or other Sc
CurlIlcs or evidences q Indebtedness %
which Or Shares 81 stock = which are
. held BY or for this corporation and 70 d.
any acts OF things. design 70 protect,
preserve. improve or enhance the value
% any such bonds or other securities cr
evidences q Indebtedness OF such stock.
o. the property and interests Of this
corporation
To guarantee the payment Of dividends
upon tn capital stock. OF the payment
% interest upon any bonds or other Oh
legations - evidences q Indebtedness,
Or t1- performance q any contract Of
any other corporation or association n
50 la a. such guaranty may % per
mltted by law.
And . al and everything necessary,
suitable and proper for the accomplish
De2t OF any u th- purposes or the at
talnusnt q sEy q tn objects or the
turthersnce Of Any q the powers here
before e; forth.
TIE corporation shall hzv. n. power
- corGuct its business II all its
branches and al one y more Offices in
ether states, Countries and jurisdictions
as vel a. within the State of Louis ana
subject always % the conditions ard
limitations imposed by Law.
Article IN.-Th- capital stock Of this
corporation Is hereby fixed al the sum
shall consist OF al common stock. d.
viced into one thousand shares o. the
par value % one Hundred Dollars each.
which SHALL be paid FOR II cash or for
labor done 81 property actually received
N such manner as the Board OF Dlrec-
tors shall deem proper. This CORPORA
tlOn shah have the night 10 commence
business when 1--WE hundred shares Of
the capital stock shall have been sub
Scrihe1. and the right : reserved 10 this
company a. any time 20 increase the
capital stock Of this CORPORATION pur-
suant 70 the provisions Of law, I'D 70 the
amount % one Hundred and Fifty Thou
sane Dollars. All transfers Of stock
shall Dc made OF the books Of the CON-
pany OF the surrender OF the ogIStzud-
ing certificates. pursuant 10 such rules
as the Board % Directors NAV prescribe
Article N-Ths Affairs OF the CORPORA
ton shall - managed By a Beard Of
Directors Of four stockholders. any three
q whom shall constitute a quorum.
elected by the stockholders a. 4 reEl-
lar annual meeting 10 bs held at the
Office 81 tie company for that purpose
al tin. and date hereinafter selected.
Al elections shall Dc By halo; and each
share % stock shall be entitled 10 one
vote whether cast II person or by proxy
Tie officers OF the Company shall cen
s1st OF President Nice-President, Sec
retz-y and Treasurer Upon the cleo
tioc Of the Directors they shall con-
.lr0e in Office for . term Of one year
from cate OF election Or until their sue
eeSsors have been duly elected and
qualified
Article VIA; lie ter=inatia, .. hi.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
TAKES FIRM STAE0
IN NOTE GERMANY

The second note of the United
States to Germany was made
public Friday. The note re-
iterated this country's demands
for reparation for the loss of
American lives in the sinking of
the Lusitania and set forth
clearly the earnest desire of the
American government that Ger
many signify her early ad-
herence to the principles of
international law that neutrals
be permitted to travel on un-
armed ships without being SUBJ
ject to the dangers of submarine
warfare.
Couched in more friendly terms
than it was believed would be
used when the unsatisfactory
answer to the American note of
May 18th arrived from Germany,
the communication was cabled
to Ambassador Gerard for pre-
sentation to the German foreign
office. The document had the
united support of the cabinet.
1t was emphasized that the
note outlined fully the position
of the president and his cabinet.
The note, it was said authori-
tatively, leaves room in many
respects for a friendly reply,
but contains a firm insistance
on the principles heretofore ex-
pressed by the United States in
communications sent to Ger
many.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
Prizes for School Improvement.

We hope that some, sor all, of
the schools of Fort Mill town.
ship will go after" the prizes
which are to be given this year
by the South Carolina School
Improvement association. The
amount to be distributed aggre-
gates So, 500 and is divided into
three classes as follows:
Glass One-Twenty first prizes
OF 500 each and al second prizes
of $25 each to be given to the
90 schools that can show the
greatest amount of improvement
during the given length of time.
Class Two-One prize of 500,
one prize of $50 and two prizes
of $25 each to be given to the
four counties that can show the
greatest amount of school better
ment accomplished through local
school improvement associations
during the given length of time.
Class Three-Four prizes of
$25 each to the four local as
sociations in the State that can
show the greatest results of
their work in the improvement
OF school conditions in their dis
tricts during the given length of
time.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
May Sue Officers for Losses.

w. w. Moore, adjutant gener-
al, said Saturday that he expect
ed to enter suit against several
officers of the National Guard
because of property shortages.
He said that the officers would
be given a chance to make the
losses good, but that failure to
do so within reasonable time
would cause suits to be instituted
on their bonds. 1t is said that
one officer had a shortage of
$500. That such action be taken
was orderel by the military
board. The State.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
Revenue Tax Time Near.

Within the next few days doc
tors, druggists, dentists, veteri-
nary surgeons, proprietors of
bowling alleys and pool rooms,
etc., dealers in tobacco, and
many others liable for a special
tax levied by Uncle Sam will re-
ceive blanks to be filled out bel
fore a notary public or other of
ficer with seal and be returned
to the collector of internal reve-
nue., together with the sum as
sessed against that particular
business. In return the dealer
will receive a certificate stating
that the dealer is entitled to cor
duct the business stated therein.
The tax must be paid during the
month of July, else a penalty of
so per cent. will be added.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
Removal of Chicora Assured.

The Chicora College for Wom-
en-, a consolidation of Chicora
college of Greenville and the
College for Women of Columbia,
will be locoUed in Columbia, due
to the deciding vote cast Tuesday
by Harmony presbytery at it's
meeting in Sumter. The pres
byteries which have voted for
the change from Greenville to
Columbia are Bethel, South Caro-
lima, Congaree, Piedmont, Pee
Dee and Harmony. The Char
lesion presbytery will meet to-
day. The Enoree presbytery,
comprising several counties
around Greenville, voted against
the change.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
The News of Gold Hill.
Times Correspondence.

Aihico SOIIeSpOIluelCe.
General Green" has again
marshaled forth his legions and
from his impregnable barricade
is holding the six and one-half
million Southern farmers at bay.
They are fighting him with every
means, from the hoe to the side
shovel, that will augment their
destructive power. From the re-
ports of some of our neighbors,
one would think the European
war a small affair compared with
t e war we are waging on our
most common enemy.
Foy Dickson, formerly princi-
pal of Gold Hill school, is visit
ing friends in this community.
Miss Lula Therrell has re-
turned to her home in Pleasant
Valley, after a pleasant visit to
relatives in this section.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
Frank Makes Final Appeal.

The hearing before Gov. Slaton
of the final plea III Atlanta Sat
urday for clemency for Leo M.
Frank, condemned to die on
June 22 as the slayer of Mary
Phagan, unexpectedly was ad-
journed at 1890 o'clock until
Monday morning at 9 O'Clock,
when Solicitor Dorsey, who ap-
peared to oppose interference
with the death sentence, asked
that he be given additional time
in which to prepare a written
statement, or brief, covering all
details of the case for submission
to the governor and from which
to make his argument.
1t was expected that Gov.
Slaton would weigh the case
for several days before an
nouncing his decision.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
Billion Bushel Wheat Crop.

A billion bushel what crop, the
greatest ever known in the
worlds history, is indicated for
the coming harvest in the fore
cast by the federal crop report
ing board on the growing winter
and spring wheat crops.
Should that enormous quantity
be harvested the United States
would have upwards of three
hundred and eighty-five million
bushels of wheat during the
coming year to supply the de-
mand of the warning European
nations which are expected to
increase rather than diminish.
Domestic consumption this year
probably will reach five hundred
and thirty-five million bushels
for food purposes and about
eighty million for seeding.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
State tuberculosis Hospital.

York county physicians have,
says The Enquirer, received the
following letter from the State
board of health advising them
of the establishment of a State
hospital for the study of tubercu-
losis:
1T is with pleasure that the
tuberculosis committee of the
State board of health announces
the opening of the South Caro-
lima State sanatorium for the
treatment of incipient and mod
eraSely advanced tuberculosis.
The sanatorium is located at
State Park, eight miles from
Columbia on the Charlotte
Columbia division of the Southern
railway. At present our ac-
commodations are for ambulant
male patients. Two patients
will be received from each con-
gressional district and two from
the State at large. Application
blanks will be sent to physicians
upon request. No patient should
come to the institution until
notified to report. Applications
should be sent to Ernest Cooper,
NJ D.. Superintendent. Co
iuznbia-"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
Encampment Dates FIXED.

Annual encampment of the
First infantry, National Guard,
will be held at Charleston, July
z to II, inclusive. This an
nouncement was made yesterday
by Adjutant Gen. Moore, after
a conference with Col. E. M.
Blythe of Greenville. The
Second infantry will encamp at
some point in the Piedmont sec
ton of the State. July 20 to 80,
inclusive.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17

According to a dispatch from
Lancaster, Sheriff Hunter came
over to Fort Mill from that place
Friday morning and carried back
Will Furr, a white man, who was
wanted there for housebreaking
and larcency. Furr placed
in Lancaster Jail to await trial.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
A Letter From Alabama.

Eultor Inc Times:
have had inquiries from a
number of my Fort Mill friends
concerning farm operations and
conditions here. Will you kindly
allow me little space to tell a
few facts.
The harvest with us ended
June 2; made good small grain
crop. Cut in a week 230 acres
with three six foot Deering
binders. There is more sport
than labor in the harvest here.
We have large level fields, with
no stumps, good drivers, clear
skies, a cool breeze, pipe well
filled with tobacco, heavy grain,
and a contented heart.
If fair weather prevails, most
of the grain will be hauled into
the sheds or stacked this week.
Then, | wish you could be here
to see the crop threshed. With
our steel Case" machine we
thresh from 1900 to 1900 bushels
per day. | have seen it thresh
six bushels per minute, but can't
keep the oats to the feeder fast
enough to keep up the gait.
With the exception of the
drought. which crippled the oat
crop about 10 or Is per cent. our
seasons have been excellent.
Some of us have laid by" our
old corn and are now planting
another crop on stubble land.
Had n fine rain last night and
if it is followed by another soon,
we will have some crab grass in
the community.
| forgot TO tell you about my
neighbor over the way. He
kept six binders running all day
Sunday. May 80, and cut more
than 100 acres of oats. He had
sixteen gallons of beer on ice
and a barbecued hog on Goals,
and of course, these will make
a binder cut.
We have ripe tomatoes and
will be eating canteloupes within
a week or ten days, so come
down and we'll spread it on
thick for you.
P. M. Faris.
Pittsview, Ala, June IL.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-06-17
STATE NEWS ARRANGED
FOR QUICK READING.

The committee to select the
six live stock markets of the
State has announced that Green
vile, Greenwood, Rock Hill,
Columbia, Florence and Charles
ton have been chosen.