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observation-disclosures.

Sm fdo.iItsu 8auamt tpurbsn sei
tern bic fOIgeHreH gauidsins ausgs'
itsllt:
Ru5ida Rsmps Co., spsiiiDdissa
sSramsbaus, 2713 Widisan, $4,000;
Observation-Disclosures 9aditsinbaus, go,
3710 Midisan gps., $1,000.
S2earb &c 8eiit. 5ptiii0tis,a
9adiieinbaus, DeiiIsite bon Yonpti
iiiblih BON @oOOforo, $4,000.
e. W. Damp!sr, anbertbalbfDti,
sss 8aditcin5aus, STtisite Don pab.
bad gtuab, 0itIi4 Don Carolina,
$4,000.
u. 80. Snsparb, sipsiitSdis,s
5ramsAaus. Rorooitsde bon Gaano
unb Glunb Circle. $1,000.
Gbarlss Giier, 3psiit6dises Grames
baus, sIboitsds Don !5nmiItpn unS
Belmont; $12,500.
Or. 6. 3. prin. atpsiitSdie.s
Jramsbaus. Nsitisite BON Wabiion
Rpab, SpiIhen Ramona pIaee une
Wiliams gpe. $4500.
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Stcnpprt.

Die 9emport Office fir bas Sin
einnatier @Olfsblatt" beiinbet iid) in
No. 339 yorf Strase, scseuiibe,
oem GJurtbunie. .Doielbit 9seuigfei
ten, guseiseu II. I. IN. bis 8 lrb,
glbeubS eutgegengenommen iuerben.
Sclepbon Soutb 2401.
- Seiratbsi6eins: sSrant DslIsn.
bod, 26, DON Columbus, g., unh
QlHHa gouns, q, BON Cincinnati
g.; Ben. s. pbtftsr unb Warp g.
Rpb, beibe DON Sort 5bpmas, ab.;
SObn gIubenfeber, 20, unb Glaro
alottsrmaun, %, bsibe bon 9rser
Gr.. g.; Mm. Spsrbed, %, UNI
Jranc.s 2osffler, 21, beioe bon Sas
Co., Srb.
- Die nadtrdgIide Regiitrirung
tis seitsrn Mittag betrug 313. 9as
bon entfauen 159 auT Demotraten,
133 auf Republit1ner, 18 rnabbdnsis
se rnb 3 Spsialiitsn. 8Ios cine 5rau
9atts li4 sur ResiitrtruRs anses
reIbet.
5rau Bertha grorn, bic Snts
tin bes Glmer 9roipn, an Der II.
rabe Der SfabeGa Strabe ppbnbuft.
batte aug 8erieben eiH 4uantitdt
aarbolIGur. perfhlu6t. Or. aebm,
psl6er bsrbsise-ufen ipurbe, tpuHbts
bic ibIi9n Seseumittel in erfolgs
rei6er WeiIe an.
- 9ie @erbanbluug gegsn bsn
SSar6igen Q[sn Cribs, pelher Der
Grmorbung fetnes RaiIegenpHens
Sames WcRarp angetlagt III, fpurbe
geitern i'm gireuitssri6t, auf ben GHs
trag bes @srtheibigers, aui ben 27.
RoDember DerT4o6en.
- Sm Gircuitssri9t purbe seitern
IN Der &lase bes Some 8auOeretn se.
gen Srsb. 3opff Der tlGgerii6en pars
tel sin urtbeil gum gstrase BON
$72125 5usrtannt. 3ugIeid pirb ein
@ertaufsorbre fir Elm 9runbitiid in
Gots 8rilliante gele9en, erlafen. -
Der Merdants unb Me9oRics Butt
Derein erbish in ieiner alage ssssn
Sphn 3. Simon elm urtbeil gum Be
trags BON $1S8S ausrtunnt. 3usleif
ipurbe Elm Srbre erlaiTen, ipond6 Elm
grunbitid an Der Sobgeu Strabe gss
lesen Dertauft iperbsn foQ.
= Sn Der Office beg Srisbensri1s
ters Sut9iuions fpielte iit geitsrn
cine S5eue CD, pel9e teinespeps bsn
guien Ruf unierer Stubt gu f0rbsrn
seeisnst 1T. Serr Gbarles 5. @ilIon
unb ssrduIein Gertrude Snpber tpas
rem BON D1pton, .. 6ierber getomz
men, Inn iid trauen gu laFen. Ra6z
benz bic 9einen ben n0t6igsn Seirat6ss
fdein ertpirft batten, bsgaben lie ii5
no hber Office bss betannten Srtez
tensri9ters Sut6inion, mo Der
9rauunssatt poIaosen tpsrben ioate.
Da srfhien pl6blid Wm. Mc@ratp,
unseblid Elm .Tout" auf Der 8ilbz
Fiddle, tpelAer anseb1i4 bas paar
iiterreben polIte, ftd anberspo trauen
su In6en. Griebensri9tsr Sutdinion,
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guiidab fur eteiersabIans.

gountpibabmeiiter Cooper bat ben
SermiH fiir bic Stsusrbe5abluns Biz
gum 10. SaHlAar binausseiboben unb
bic GOuntp apmmifar. babsn bieier
WtabrsssI ibre 3uiiimmuns seseben.
Die gpaniton WeIfare QliIpeiatiou bat
in ibrsr ssitrigen GiBuns bsrsits ba-
bon asHntnib senommsn unb in Be-
ialiiisn bic oaubluns bss Gounfps
idasmsiitsrs Cooper sutsebeiben. 5srr
Wm. M. NiIer. 1854 Dietpr Strabs.
Bat Ssrrn Cooper i9riftlid 9ant
unb GnsrteHnung oussseriidt iiber
feline ben StsuerSablern b0tit pias
ipmmsns MabreeeI.
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Sm aax3 Oirsiniea
5rai am Sieniias I'm Mitternadt
probibitiOn in araft.
Der Wertauf BON srauidenosn 0es
trdnten i'm san5sn Staate
perboten.

Ri9monb, 3D., 81. Sttobsr.
Sn Wirsinien ipurben am Oieniics um
wiitterna1t iammiliae Wirtbiddftsn
ssi4lofen unb Der @srtaui aaer be-
raui9enben @etrdnte i'm san5tn
Staats psrboten. llnb banit 1T nun
Elm @ebiet trpden selest, bds BON
AaIbington big SadIonpile i'm
Often unb bon Waibinston bis yleip
Orleans na9 bsm Weiten iid ers
itredt.
Sbslei9 Elm srober sbeil bon @irs
sinien bur1 2oeal Options@bItims
mung Ihon porber troden mar, ipura
ben bur6 bas nsue Staatsseieb iiber
800 Wirtbfhaften. bic meiitsn IN
Ridmonb, RorfoIt. Retpport Reips.
apn6blrs. petersburg. Hoancte unb
griitol, gsi6lohen.
Das 0eieb TT eins Der SraitiIds
ten, ipel6es jemals bon elmer Gegiss
ldtir an9enommen ipurbe. qluber
Apfelipeln DdrT fein 0efrdnf, mtlme1
cine Spur BON glltoboI entbGIt, pers
iauft iperben, uno Der 9eiib bon mebr
als elmer Gallone Wein pbfr Wbis.p,
ober bon mebr aIs brsi @alIonen Bier
ipliroe nls gelpeis bon Der Wbiidt, bas
JeieB 5u perIeBen, anseieben ipsrben.
Sieie @erfiisuns ipirb aber ipabrs
iheinIi9 IN Sturgeon auf ibre @eriais
iurssmdbigtsit in ben @eri9tsn ans
ssfp9ten fpsrbsn. oa srobe QuamtitGs
ten bon SpirituOien iid in pr;pdibsiib
bsfinben. 3uiammen nit Der grobis
bitionssWlabregel nabm bic aegislaiur
aud eine 9orlase an, Osrsufolee sesen
Staatss obsr Wuni3ipaIbeb5rben, tpeIs
DIE ii6 in Der Dur9fiibruns Der MoBs
rssel lar seisen, Der gtntraa anf 9lbs
iebung eineereitt perben fam. Gs
ipuroe Elm beionberer &pmmiTGr ers
nannt, Der barauF gu fsben bat, bab
oas 9eieb beobattet ,pirb.
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Gpnimg DIT.

Die Gppinstuncr Sffiee fir bas
rGineinaatier @plfsblatt" befinoet
iid in benz 8ebGube Der Eeuplss
SaDings ganf & Sruit Co., Z @eit
Sedite Strafe. gln5eisen, Iittbei.
lnngen nnb geiteannsen irsenb mel.
der slrt lperbcn bis mean ltbr absnos
baitlbit entsesensenommen. sele'
pbun Snntf 1854.
geIib siteIperGnberuns.n:
Sepion Murp6p an Samss Wob!in.
eine Got an Der Siibieite Der Dat
Strabe in 2ublop, 81; Sba g.. .Mor-
libse an Suiepb 2ienbart, eine 2ut all
Der Gorneal Strabe in 2ublpp, 81;
:. s. &ruIe on Irtbur 5. ailb, sine
2ot an Der Sftfetts Der Code Strabs.
80 SUB iibIi5 ber %. Ctr. 81.
9siratbsi9eins: sbomos 8.
Bali, 80, BON STANFORD, ap.. uuo
aot9erine Rice, 80, ppn bier.
= 8ausrlauhnibI5ein an O. Sle.t
fir. Elm gadfteinbaus an Der Roro.
meiisde Der IL. uHb WsaiH Strabs, su
$4,000.
= SIM Gpuntngeri6t purbe geitern
Waib WilIon tpessh gernatldFiguna
leiner 5umiIis ben grObseiapOrenen
iiberpieien.
= Sas Saus Der Jrau Minnis
Sumpton an Der Burlington pite m
Slorence, &p., purbe seitern Morsen
gu friiber Stunbe bur1 Jeuer ,er=
itDrt. Der Sdaoeu betrdst $500.
Sn Der seitern abse6alteneQ
Sibung Der Stabt aommiTGre tpurs
be 5bum. Grumlep gum glfIiitsntsn ers
nannt. gr ioG Bel Der Reunummsris
rung Der Sduier, pel6e grobs S6pis-
rigteiten bsreitei, bebilflib ieiu. Der
Siferbsits aommifdr &luemper b.z
ri6tete, bab er ole perionen, tpelte
iid Der Reunummertruns piberisss
ten, porgeluben bube. - Quf 2lntras
bes aommifdrs pbiIipps puroe cine
ReIplution angeHommen, tpona6 bic
Giienbabn ns&reu5ung an Der Wtabtion
9loenue unb II. Strabe cementirt un6
nit einem eiiernen S6ubsittsr Der.
iehen iperoen ioQ. So purbe ermittett,
hab cine Got an Der De Courier 2los.
unb 80. Strabe tsinen Gisentbiimer
babe. Der 9pmmiFGr Oonnelp mar
Der Qniidi, bab bic Stabt bas9runo.
itiid segen Die 9e3a9lung Der Steuern
iibernebmen foLlte, Mdpor Craig mar
ieooh segen bieien @orI9lag, ba bic
llebertrasuna nit groben &oitsu per<
bunbsn lei. Sn Der StaOt ieien aubsr<
benz oiels leere gaupldss, beten
Gigertbiimer ni9t gu ermitteln iino.
= SIM Gircuitssri9t purbe seiterH
BON 9enrp 9epsnbrsd segeH tie Slbss
mobile Gales SO. auf 3a6luns einss
9arlebens gum 9etrase DON $500
eine &lage einserei9t. 3uglet4 lDitb
barum na6gefu4t, oab elm ReesiDer
fir bic Dertlaste Gompasnie ernallnt
ipsrbe. Sames .. Softer OerfIugte
beu 2atonia Sodep Club auf $4,000
Sdabenerfas. Gr ertlarte. bab sr am
IL. Stto6er b. s.. trosbem er eIne
Gintrittstarte setauft babe, Don bern
Rennplab entferut lporben fei. - Die
@erbanbluns segen ben Jarbieen @as
briel pbilips, ipsl4er Der Grmoroung
ieinss RaFegenoiIeu alrdie 2epis bc'
i9ulbist pirb, ipurbe negeu 4bpefens
belt BON 3susen auf ben ID. gtoDenls
ber perihoben. - Sn Der &lage Der
Geo. 9, garlep 60. segen Sarrb 9uns
boff erbielt Der 9ertLaste auf feline
@egentlage $108.53 5uertannt. Sis
fldserifde 9artet bate auf 3ablung
bon $500 setlagt, spel4s Rlass ispoG
abgeipisfsu parbe.
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Il Runbt pbns syrase NIT aufriHtigst
syreube kariibtn.

Il Runbe pbne Grase NIT aufriHtigsr
Greubt kpriiben
Iie &erren Carl Shmi 3 I
iinb Sacob Dtad bon Detroit
meilen aIs 0ertreter Der ssnoepenbe,l-
ce 9pnferenee, oaa beibt our eripab.
lung Don Sugbes in Der StaOt. Die
Serren poaen Die bieiigen Grcliioe
beiuden ,,no perben beute Whttag Die
@ditc oes MithpcbstIubs ieim Scrr
sGmibt lit Der Hrdiioent Der in Gbi.
cago in's 2eben gentlemen @ereiri.
3uig. er bat pieIe Staaten bereIlt
llnS lit Der ieiten lleberoeuglng, oaB
SIaDes bur6bringt. 9tur miiiien Die
Geutiten ibren Gleimiltb fabren IaI.
fen. S,gbes nniB our6orinsen, iaste
!Serr SblniSt, mb Denn mir G,lIt'
iten 5uiammcubalten, bann fann oGS
JieiuItat au6 nitt anbers allsfaucH.
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ehiHsuadrid,tes

Ren gort, 81. Sitpbsr. anss'
tOmmen .Oscor H." BON 9opsnhas
gen
absesunsen: v9uscania4 nat
Glasgow; .Roma" nad Warfeille.
SaImOutb. Gnset.: sRnnbam'
BON Rep Yort.
Gbriftiania. Qnsetommen;
.ariitianiafiorb" bon yasp gori.
pirGus. afnsst.: .WaiiIefs GOrs
fantinos" BON gteip gors.
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- 9tm MDntos tpurbs 6. Mepers
bon Cincinnati ipsgsn ginbr,i@s In
bas 6aus no. $40 Sycamore Strabs
Derbaftet unb seitern pom poli5aridD.
ter Sbani untss $400 giirsfhaft ben
@robsef1porenen iiberipieien.
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0t&terLodsm

AIS aiebessn NIT ben psibsn Sdns
ben
Sn meinem 2odenbaar selpiibIt,
Dab i'd ben itilIsn Dunfb esfliblt:
glis m6ats Sisis Stunbt subsn. 50.
t 4
90 fang Elm aisb bon fsinsm e&at.
Der iunge Di4ter Nbofar
1lnb iaufte bdnn pom 9pnprar Q
- Gin Nittsl gegsn istns Glate
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@arit,ii bic esrattett
8rtefe fdbretbeit
Nm bic 2pSia 6. Einf5am Waeoi.
cine So.

Srnleu, bic seiln6 iinb, iragen oft.
mails Sinh bic 9riefe, tpeIhe Dol.
Der 2poia 6. Binfbmn Rebicine 60.
INNER perofientlidt perben, ed ts"
nSiuo iie pabrbeitsgetreu9" ,@a.
rum idreiben Srauen iolde 8riefe2"
SSSt 9lnttport barauf baben mir SIT
fogen, oaB mir niemals einen erbatl.
ten grief ODER Ramen peroifentIibt.
Otienals baben mir, piiientlih, einen
unpabren 9rief peroffentlift ooe:
einen obne Die polle uno aeifriebene
GrlaubniB Der 5rau, Die ibn seihric.
ben.
Ger Sr,nb, bab Tauienbe pon
Srauen aus allen SbeiIen bes 2anccs
ipIde Ianiesbriefe an Die 9pbia G.,
sSinfbam Mebicine 60. i6reiben, lit
Der. oaB 2poia G. Biufbam's 8ese.
table COMPOUND @eiunobeit ,ub
9liifieligfeit tbrem 2eben perlie1en,
peltes emit nit Sdmer5en uno Gel.
ben bebiiroet mar.
@s bat BON einigen Der idlimntitan
ssdne BON Srauenleioen befreit, bon
@eriebungen, gntdiinbuna, Cite
rung, llnregelm1Bigfeiten, Nerpoiitdt,
S6ipGhe, MaeenIeioen unb bon 9ie.
bereeihlagenbeit.
gs lit unmogIid fir irgenoetlic
srou, Die seirno 1T unb bic ME geIit'
ten hat, All erfennen, uie biefe ar,nen,
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G edrsdIi6l

2onbom 81. SH. Der pr.mie,
asquitb ertlarte am Disnitas i'm llr.
terbaufe auf sins Jrdss b.s parb,.
menismitsIisbes artbur abnt, BAT
Die Resisrung sins 0orlass einreiden
iperbe, ber5afolse .ioIfr MitsIieber
bss Oberhduies, fpie 3. 3. beuti6,
prin3en. pslte ssssn bic 2iliirten
tdmpfen, itrer sngliffen 1itsf Be-
raubt iperSsn fplIsn.1
arssmtinisn mS9te beut'
aeinternirte Sdiffe
autaufen.
9uenos, Mirts, 81 Ottober
Carlos 8cu. Der arsentinif9s Wini'
fer bss 9luslpdrtissn, ertldrte, bah
er in turasm cine 20iuns Der Grags
betreffsnb ben antauf bon in arsen'
tiniiden Sdfsn iniernirtsn bsutiaen
eaiffs 81 . fiHSsu a0ffs.
Bis iebt mar nod nidt berid.ei
iporben, bab bic arsentinifHe Resis'
rlug ben antanf iniernirier beutidxr
0ampfer beabjidtiss. Dasssen In ole
Grass In graiilisn cine DisI erSrterie.
Cine Depefde BON Rio Jansiro BON
"a. SuIi bate berihtet, baB bic Ura.
&c Der Rquiriruns pon in brofiliant'
i6en 6dfen intrnirten beiltf&eH
Soften in turoem bonn bruiiIiaHi'
i4sn Rongrsb aafgsnommsn iDsrpsu
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Ieioenoen Srauen
fIbIen. tpenn iie
ibre 8eiunobeit
piebererlanst ba.
ben. Sbr iebn.
li:f)er 8unid lit,
Of beren Srauen
sli beIfen, bic lei
ben, ipie fie gelit'
fen
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lin Jnfnrniatisn
Jn ge5ug auf Sas @erienten Der
Sampfsr ~Wsarina" unb rRos
ipnmore1,

9ai bas Staatsbepartement bi. b.u!s
fde Regieruns erfudt.
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!6au,iltpn.

lInisr gssnt in SamiIton 1T Serr
GouarS gruf, 449 Sib Sipite sr.
gel Sci. 476 q. Some Y9ons
1851 q.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-02
INTENSIVE FARMING PAYS.
Is. +. broadway Of PlcwOOd Tells of
success OH Eight Acres.

Manning Herald.
Is. +. Broadway of Pinewood was
caller Saturday morning. Mr..
broadway and the writer discussed
several subjects, but our caller was
most enthusiastic about his discovery
1t Is enough to rouse all of us to fresh
er and better thinking. This is Mr..
Broadways amazing discovery: He is
making money on about eight acres
and making time on a hundred ard
forty. Mr.. Broadway says that his
sons prize acre of corn first brought
conviction to him. That acre pro-
duced sixty-three bushels and twenty
pounds. That gave to Mr.. Broadway
the idea of other small patches, and
now he follows a plan by which he
gets profitable results on small acre
age. About like this: One acre in
corn and peas. That means bread for
the year, also hominy. Two acres in
peanuts and choOfers for the hogs.
That meant meat and lard; an acre
and half in Bermuda grass, and
three quarters Of an acre in millet.
This for grazing. One-half acre of
millet was allowed to go to seed and
fed to the hogs. Two acres were de-
voted to sweet potatoes and yielded
four hundred bushels, besides what,
the hogs rooted for. The surplus of
the potato crop was sold for sugar,
coffee, and other things Three-quar-
ters of an acre is given to sugar cane
and yields enough syrup for family
and hands. Mr.. Broadway has not
bought two hundred gallons of syrup
in twenty-three years. Then Mr..
Broadway has three garden plots The
first is planted in mutton corn and
peas. the corn being fed to the horses
green; the second plot is devoted to
vegetables; and the third to rye for the
chickens. Mr.. Broadway thus gets
meat, lard, meal, grts, bread, syrup.
butICr, potatoes, sugar, coffee, and
chickens from his garden. He thinks
he would be more prosperous if the
Sheriff were to seize the hundred and
forty acre farm and SO compel him to
cultivate small pieces to their maxi
mum prOductiveness. We might say
teforc closing this little sketch that
Mr. Broadway has not had sick hog
in sixteen years. He attributes the
remarkable health of his hogs to
his practice Of pouring kerosene on
them three times year and puts a
box of soda in the slop every three or
four months. Let's hear from some
other farmer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-02
Sam Thomas Dead.

Olanta, Jan. 27.-Sam Thomas, who
lives near here, died Tuesday morn
ing after brief illness. Mr.. Thomas
was Al years of age and is survived by
his wife who was Miss Baker OF
Olanta, three daughters and four sons,
three sisters and one brother The
funeral services were conducted by
his pastor. the Rev. p. X. Rhodes,
at the Methodist church. Interment
was In the Thomas cemetery. Mr..
Thomas was good man and will be
sorely missed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-02
Tax Return Notice

I will attend in person or by deputy
at the following named places, and on
the dates mentioned, for the purpose
Of receiving tax returns, on all per-
sonal property. polls, roads, and dogs:
Tindal, Tuesday. January 4.
Privateer, Wednesday. January 5.
Lcvi Siding. Thursday. January 6.
Wedgcfield. Friday, January Z.
Claremont Monday, January 10.
Hagood. Tuesday, January IL.
Rembert, Wednesday, January IL.
Dalzell. Thursday. January 13.
Brogdon. Friday. January IA.
Mayesville. Monday, January II.
Oswcgo. Tuesday, January 1S.
Pleasant Grove. Wednesday, Janu-
ary 10.
Shiloh. Thursday. January 20.
Norwood's Cross Roads. Friday,
January 21.
My Office will be open for tho pur
pose of receiving tax returns from
January 1st, 1916 to February Goth.
1916. inclusive.
II. T.. WILDER,
County Auditor
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-02

Columbia political forecasters are
responsible for the statement that
friends OF former Gov. Blease are
making strenuous efforts to induce So
licitor Robert A. Cooper. OF Laurena
TO enter the race for governor against
Gov. Manning for the purpose of
dividing the anti-Blease vote and are
equally as active in trying to side
track Mr.. w. A. Stuckey's guberna-
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torial ambitions by inducing him tc
make the race for Lieutenant Cover.
nor on the Blease ticket. They are
surprisingly considerate of Cooper
and Stuckey. who will doubtless feel
1t an honor to be the goats of the
campaign.
|. The ways and means committee of
the House has presented an appro-
priation bill that keeps the expenses
OF the State government within tho
income and If there are extravagant
appropriations and an Increased tax
levy the individual members of the
legislature will be responsible. 1t
will be well to keep this fact in mind.
Publicity Is a potent corrective of
abuses. so why not resort to this rem
edy for the free tuition and scholar
ships scandal in the State colleges Z?
Publish the names of students and
parents whc are beneficiaries of the
States charity In tho way OF free
tuition and scholarships. The $780,
900 paupers. to whom Mr.. Werner re,
fered In his speech demanding the
repeal Of the scholarship and free
tuition law, would not relish the pub
lication Of their names coupled with
the statement that they had made
oath that they were unable to pay
$40 tuition for their children.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-02

Regulating tho railroads is one form
q. sport OF which lcsisistors never
tire The bill 4, reduce the passenger
rate to two certs Is not wise lesisIa-
tsens nor II there any demand for the
rsdudtion at this time. The thing
needed 10 better service ana better ac-
eommodations. not cheaper service.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-02
MERCHANTMEN MUST DISARM
United States Will Not Clear Armed
Merchant Ships.

Washington, Jan. 31.-The United
States will insist that the Allies dis
arm their merchant vessels or they
will bo denied clearance ut American
ports. The State department today
decided to take this attitude, despite
dispatches from London and Paris
asserting that merchant vessels have
the right to carry guns.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-02

This letter was addressed to Mrs.
Thomas j. Myers, Boston, Mass.
The above letter was copied from
an old scrap book now in the posses
sion of citizen of Columbia and was
borrowed by relative living in In
iOn This scrap book is full of in
tcnscly interesting things and from
time to time we intend to reproduce
the best of them.-UniOn Times.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-02
SOUTH IN BETTER CONDITION
Southern Railway Figures That Farm-
CTS Get Morc for Crops Than Last

southern Railway Figures That Farm.
crs Get More for Crops Than Last
Year.
Washington. Jan. 27.-"Farmcrs
In the Southern States traversed by
Southern Railway company's lines are
better Off by at least 5000, 900, 900
than they were at this time last year.
said President Harrison Of Southern
Railway Company. commenting on
the United States Agricultural De-
partment figures Of crop and live stock
values.
The department figures of the val
ues of the crops of cotton. including
seed, grains, hay. tobacco. Irish po-
tatoes. sweet potatoes. and apples
show total for those States of ST.
lSSysao.0oo, as compared with ST.
s1s.l7s.ooo last year. an increase of
slss,4S1,0O0. The value of live, stock
on farms In those States is reported
by the department as $10,22S, 900
greater than last year. bringing the
total up to $17s.s7s.oOo. and II we
add to this the increased value Of va :
rious vegetable and fruit crops for
which figures are not yet available the
total will easily reach 5000. 900, 900.
Although, on account of the large
reduction In cotton acreage, the yield
Ecf -eet<en -was- ssabsta ntially less than
last year. the farm value of the cot
ton was S4s.s72.o0o greater. and of
the seed s4o,s52.OoO create, making
the soiai value os the crop $S7,82f.-
600 greater than last year. The result
OF the moro general diversitication of
crops which Is the outstanding fea-
ture Of present-day farming in the
South Is seen In an increase Of $64,-
OS2.0O0 In the value of grains, an in
crease Of $18,S46,000 In the value of
hay. an increase of s12.512.O0O in the
value Of Irish potatoes and sweet po-
tatoes. and an increase of more than
$40. 100000 In the value of live stock
on farms. On account of the gener-
ally low prices Of farm animals
throughout the United States. the in
crease In the value of live stock does
not fully measure the progress of the
South In the past year toward real
ization Of Its great advantages for the
production of meat and dairy pro-
ducts. The department figures show
increases of $4,000 head of milk cows,
100000 head of other cattle and 9S4.-
900 head of swine.
,.'Taking into consideration the in
creased extent to which Southern
farmers have produced supplies used
on the farm as we'll as the large in
crease In the value Of their market
able products. I think it may fairly be
said that the average condition of the
farmers of the South was never better
than 1t Is today"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-02
SUN ricR CU1TON MARKET.

rorrcctssI Daily by Ernest FieAd. Cot
ton Buyer.
Good Mddiling II 5-8.
Strict Middling IL 3-8.
Niddling II is.
Strict Low Middling 10 5-S.
Low Middling 10 LIS.
Staple cotton 13 to 1Gc.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-02
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

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OVen liIeh ih'w Ck'sc Clos.
Mch .11.77 1877 11.72 11.72 11.91
May. .12.02 1910 1894 1924 1913
July .12.15 1928 1906 1906 1927
Oct. 1918 1928 1903 1903 1926
Dec 1924 1887 1928 1928 1894
Tone--Steady.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21

Mrs. James w. Campbell and little
daughter Doris have gone to Parsons,
Kan, to join Mr.. Campbell, who is do
ing several weeks inspection work in
that part of the state.