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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-One lot 221x21 feet,
in center of town, suitable for any
purpose. T. E. ARROWSMITH.
11-20-2t.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-One Jersey mich cow
with young calf. MRS. w. P. BAK-
Err. 11-27-1tp-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-04
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, S1s
Items Of Local Interest

8&Vk88S Va 80
Leroy Lee, Esq, has just given
- Is handsome residence new coat OF
white paint.
Messrs. Bill Bryan and Marion
Green of Andrews were in town on
Monday.
Mr.. Joe Gilliland of Fountain Inn
is here on a visit to his brother, DIR.
Sam Gilliland.
Messrs Samuel Burgess and David
Epps, of Davidson College, N. c. spent
last week end here.
Mr.. IT. Thompson and wife are
here from Hendersonville on visit
to their SON, Mr.. C. ]. Thompson,
Miss Marian and Tyson McFadden
attended the Thanksgiving ball IN
Georgetown on Friday night last.
/ Mrs. ]. F McFadden has returned
from Georgetown, where she spent
last week end with Mrs. LaBruce.
Mr.F. ]. Watts, Jeweler has re-
lived and is opening up an unusual
klarge and attractive line of Christ
las goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Brockington
nd "Brock" Jr., of Charleston spent
thanksgiving here with Mrs. Martha
: lexington.
Born, Wednesday morning, Decem-
berS, 1919, to Mr.. and Mrs. zeno
Vause, little daughter. Mother and
babe doing nicely.
Miss Ester Schwartzman who has
been visiting Misses Pearl and Lii
: lie Marcus returned to her home IN
Charleston on Tuesday.
Messrs "Boots" Nelson, Dewey Van
kuren, and George Miller left on Mon
day afternoon for Norfolk, Va, to
repeet for duty at the Naval Base
there.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are to give a farewell party for Mrs.
d. A. Phillips on Friday afternoon.
The party to be given at the home OF
Mrs. w. E. Brockington.
Miss Fxnrie Barton left last
Thursday for Suffolk, Va, where she
Is spending 9. few days with her
nbrother Geo. Barton, before return
shg to Maryland.
kszcSufius Hanna, a well known citi-
~ of the Cedar Swamp section suf-
fered stroke of partial paralysis
last Thursday. He S getting along as
well as can be expected.
Miss Charlotte Winslow and Mrs.
Chas. Reynolds, of Norfolk, Va, spent
Thanksgiving ,as the guests OF Mrs.
W. H. Welch, sister of Miss Winslow.
They left for home Sunday night.
Mr.. 7. Z. Baggett, has on display
a nice line of Christmas jewelry, in
all the latest fads, also handsome
line of china and cut glass ware. His
Christmas adv. appears in this paper.
Mr.. C. ]. Thompson has a very
attractive and highly entertaining
program OF film shows scheduled for
the remaining days of this week at
he Academy Theatre.
DIR. E. I. Kelley has secured the
ervices of DR.. r. D. Stout of Clarks-
!Grg, w. Va, as his assistant at the
Kelley Saritorium. DR.. Stout is
specialist in laboratory work and sur
"
Mrs. ]. F. McFadden entertained
the D. A. R., chapter Tuesday after
noon, after the regular business meet
! ing, Miss D. McFadden served
the guests with a delightful salad
course.
The Rev. Walter Mitchell, of Char
lesion, will conduct services at the
Episcopal church here Sunday morn
ing and night at the usual hours.
The public is cordially invited to at
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-04

MONEY TO LOAN-On first
mortgage on real estate. Apply to,
STOLL & OBRYAN, Kingstree, S.
C. 6-12-tf.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-04

WANTED-Intelligent young man
to work in auto supply store; good
position; good salary. Must furnish
best recommendation. Apply to P. O..
Box 65. Kingstree, S. C. 12-4-tf.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-04
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-One Duroc-JerSey
Boar, registered; two years old, very
gentle. A fine animal. o. M. MITCH
ELL, Oaks, S. c. 12-4-ltp.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-04

FOR SALEIFive room house, tin
roof, nice high, dry lot. T. E. AR
ROWSMITH, 11-2O-2t.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-Ford car for sale
cheap, 1916 model, in good running
condition. MRS C. R. THOMAS, Al
lendale, S. G. 12-4-tf
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
ITALIJANoV Nj MICE KLICAL Ma MIRoVNo KoNFERENCo'
-LAHI UTRJUJEJO zELEzNISKo PROGo REKA-
LJUBLJANA. DEPORTACIJE JUGOSLoVA-
NOV - RECANI so PROTI ANEKSIJ1
Cd STRANI ITAIIJE
Pise H. Wickham Steed.

Pariz r. maja - zvedeO sedaj nekaJ podobnoS a
poozau XII dozdaj Sc MISC bile znane
prvi vrs e porebno da poprav neko ReuerJevo brz
ayko posano pod datumOm maJa katera B naan
la da lie troce pOvabl Itao ola aJ Sc zope Vdz
posveovanja mirOvnem kOngresu
Preden e spoh kdO mSl pOvabiO dOsO soboto
veGer cd barona Soa bzOavno porOeO kaerm e neka
zaetava angeSkO francOSko vadO Ge ola sta k pogoe
londOnske pogOdbe
Nasednega utra e dospel NJ Pchon Quai Orsay now
taijan pOsank naznan ola sc vneta orlando LII oo
niao sredo Pariz.
NaveGa pre seda oh adranS oba ker sc Je pa
taijankm jugOSlOvanskm cetan
naprmer dospea mirovno konrenco proela da
Sc ani prpravjajo da poSjejo battalion svojh Get Baa
bni Reke gorove skoM ugosovanskO ozeme ma Ogrsko
Ce Sc to res zgOdi, DO ezko prepreeiti spopade
Lah razpoSaYi Ojnih puSk OBJ zeeznlskl proS
LjubljanaReka.
Vsed ten okosan e da varujejo ObOrOzenega
konfka kat tax kOnk b incl ahko sabe posedlce "a on
b ga izzvaL :,
Cuvovanje liudstva obeh saneh trpkO ltaJanke de-
mnstrace so rapamtele aSke docm Sovan ogorcem
vsed deportae ko debeo deporraJo soVahSk
prebivalstvo IL krajev, i so h Okupiral
Ma mrovno dospea prOGa da so samo IL Sre
in Damace odvek Iajan nanO prekO 10000 JugOSoVanoV
ItalijO in Sardinjo
Glede reSkega vpraSanja dOsegh angeSh ips II IN ka
kor Sc domneva udi francosk zvedenci pOpOno SOgasje
To vpraSale bO predme gObOkega prOucevana III koKO
n ozda znano reat prOuevana a da MAJ poStane he
ka nekako svObodnO pristanSee .#,.a.f.
noroea IL eke naznanao b pebiseit kf hi b iva
ian ma Re brez vseh pritkov dokaza da ludsvo cello
mem estu temu Reka pOpi ltaJanOm docm D O.
kolca gasovaa ogrOO veGmo prO anekS od Stram anJe
Vsed dejStev upa da mrOva kontereca he DO pre-
naga da bo odoGia tehnem preudarku kau hep
vcna vpaSana bi zzvaa move boJe ker heK e e
pripravno pristaniSGe "a jugoslovanskO zaledje
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
BANDITJE UBILI BANCNEGA
KLERKA.

Chicago, Ill. = Viljem Beigel,
V Metropolitan banki ma zapadni
35. cesti zaposlel bancni klerk, ki
je bill dne Is. februarja obstreljen
od bancnih banditov, je V cetrtek
umrl V st. Bernard bolniSnici.
Ko so tedaj vstopili banditje v
banko ter zapovedali vsluzben-
Gem dvigniti kviSku roke, so vsi
ubogali raze1 blagajnika Julia
Brenza, ki je pograbil revolver ter
pricel streljati ma bandite. Biegel
je tedaj priskocil svojemu tovarisu
ma pomoe, toda bill je nevar1o ra-
njen in sedaj je rani podlegel, 0
tenn napadu smo ze svojeeasno po-
roeali.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
"NE OBESITE Gal" PRAVI
ZRTEV.

Chicago, Ill. = Chas. Schmidt,
stanujoG ma Wentworth Ave-, Je
lezal V bolniSnici s prestreljenimi
plju6mi, kO je policija pripeljala
V bolniSnico Samuela Campagne,
stanujo6ega ma Princeton Ave.
"Da," je dejal Schmidt, "to je
tisti elovek, ki streljal name. Jaz
VEN. da moran mreti Toda ne
obesite ga, Ce ga ze hoGete ma
vsak naGin kaznovati, poSljite ga
V jeGo, toda ne usmrtite ga
"Zakaj pravite tako? Zakaj Je
streljal ma vas?" je vpraSal de-
tektiv Jaques Ponsen ranjenca.
"To je vse, kar sem incl pove-
dati", je dejal Schmidt ter Sc Je
obrnil k stem.
"Vendar innate Sc kaj "a pove-
dati", je dejal detektiv.
'NieeSar".
Nato so poicisti odvedli Cam
pagna ma policijsko postajo.
Schmidt Sc je sprehajal Ano
McEnerney V sredo po Princeton
Ave, naenkrat pa je pritekel "a
NINA Campagne, ki je IA Schmid-
ia petkrat uStrelil.
Ranienec bo najbrz ranam
pOdlegel.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
oBTozEN oCEToMoRA.

st. Louis, Mo, = V Altohi so a.
retirali DIR. Horace Augustus Red
disha ma obtozbo, da je moril
svojega oceta, bogatega farmarja
in zemljiScnega posestnika, stare
ga 6S let in prebivajoeega okra-
ju Jersey.
Drzavni pravdnik Hamilton IL
javlja, da so oblasti dobile doka-
re, ki govore, ola je zdravnik izvr-
Sill umor, kajti ma farmarjevem do
mu so aasli rmorjeno tudi njego-
vo zamorsko kuharico Cisco.
Ko so aretirali zdravnika, so
nasli pri MEM zastavna listka,
glaseca Sc ma uro in samokres. V
samokresu so bill prazni naboji
kalibra, kot so bile
krogle, ki so ubile farmarja in
njegovo kuharico.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
w. S. S..
USPEHI PREKOATLANTSKIH
LETALCEV.

V nedeljo zjutraj sta dospeli a
meriski letali N C-1 in N ca
DO preko 600 mill dolgem poletu IL
Halifaxa V Trepassey, Novofund-
landija. Ameriski letalci so zdra-
vi in veseli ter pripravljeni vsako
minutu "a svoj nadaljni polet ma
Azorsko otocje, XII je oddalJeno
1900 mill cd tu. Cd tam bodo po-
leteli ia Portugalsko.
VeliSi ameriski letai, ki sta
preletei re tako daljavo mad NOR
lem. sta bill danes zopet cd tuRaJ-
Snjih mehanikov natancno prel-
skani. Pregledani so bill vsi VIA
ki in sploh vse najmanjse malen-
kosti. Letalo N CA je bilo pri-
silieno vsled nekih napak pri stro-
iu pristati Chathamu, Mass. Ce
bo to letalo kmalu priletelo V IRE
passey, je mono, da Sc dobi tam
letalce prvih dveh letal, nakar Sc
bodo VISA tri letala skupno dvigni-
la ma pravljicni polet V Evropo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13

Pariz, IL. maja. = List Temps
poroea, da je hOlandsko posla1l-
stvo'v Parzu naznanilo, da je no
landska vlada prejela porocilo, S
katerim zavezniki zahtevajO, da
izroei bivSega kajzerja.
Porocila IL Amsterdama Mama
niaio, da Sc je holandska vlada
odlo6ila, da izroGi bivSega kajzer-
ia zaveznikom.
Amerongen, Holandska, 10. ma
ia. = Oficijelni izvle6ek prelimi-
narnih mirovnih pOgojev, k so bl-
Ii objavljeni V hOlaadskem caso-
pisiu, je bill preveden na nemski
jerk III danes prebran bivSemu
kajzerju.
Kako je biv$i nemSki vladar
spreiel to vest, Sc ne We, ker vSi
vsluzbenci ma gradu so priSegi,
ola bodo ohranili vSe tajnOSti Ia
sc.
RazSirile so Sc vesti, da Sc je
bivsi kajzer nameraval Obesiti.
V torek Sc je odpeljal z avtO-
mobilom pOSebni sci Anthem, da
dobi Sc pravOcasnO par izvodov
lokalnega 6asopisja, Med tenn ca
som pa biv$i kajzer ladaljuje s
svojim vsakdanjim OpravilOm,
namree zaganjem drv, toda sedaj
je prieel trpeti ma grozni nervoz-
nOSti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
Celia Nemcija protestipa proti
mirovnim pogojem. Pravijo, da
je Nemcija unicena.

Berlin, Nemcija. = PROTEST., XII
so prihajali IL vseh krajev Nemci-
je glede mirovnih pogojev preje
kakor Sc je izvedelo "a oficijelGle
pogoje, MISC bill mic primeri S Sc
danjimi. V Nemciji je zavladala
zalost, trpkost in ogorcenost, ko
Sc je izvedelo, kakSni so mirovni
pogoji, XII so jih predlozili zavez-
niki.
Drzave, okraji, obcine, trgov-
ski, moSki in zenski klubi ter vse
politicne stranke protestirajo in
81 prizadevajo, da hi dali po svojih
govornikih izraza zalosti in ogor-
cenju, XII Sc jih je polastilo.
Maksimilijan Harden, famozni
urednik revije "Die Zukunft je
svetoval Nemcem, maj prenehajo
jadikovati in kalkulirati ter maj
podpisejo. Urednik socialisticnega
lista Vorwaerts pa pravi, da je po-
godba TAXA, da Sc bo izbrisalo
Nemcijo Z zemeljske povrsine, ee
Sc jo podpise.
Prvikrat V zgodovini so sedaj
vse nemske stranke zdruzene in e.
dine V tenn, da je pogodba trda in
neusmiljena. Casopis "Die Frei-
heit" svetuje, maj Nemcija pod
piSe mirovno pogodbo.
Ma vlado prihaja ma tisoee in IL
soce brzojavk IL vseh krajev Mem
eije, s katerimi Sc protestira proti
tel mirovni pogodbi.
Pariz, Francija. = Prime Lich-
nowski, bivsi nemski poslanik V
Londonu, je govorec o mirovnih
pogojih, dejal porocevalcu lista
"Temps" sledece:
"Tak mir bi pomenil popolno u
nicenje Nemcije. Mi to pogodbo
sprejmemo lahko samo tedaJ, ce
sc 10 modificira.
"Ko je Napoleon padel, nj sma-
trala Europa francoskega ljudstva
krivim vojnih grozot. Ia mir je
mir unicenja. Dozdeva sc mi, ola
ie bila ia pogodba narekovana
pod vplivom marSala Focha. :"
Amsterdam, Holandsko. : Ko-
mentarji holandskega casopisja
glede mirovne pogodbe MISC pri-
log zaveznikom. List Handles
blad" pravi, da je ia pogodba zlo-
Gin napram Nemciji in pred vsem
napram clovecanstvu. List "Niew
Rotterdamsche Courant" pravi
"Vsled tie pogodbe Sc ne bo kon-
Gala vojna, temvec Sc bo nadalJe-
vala".
London, Anglia. Reuters
Limited naznanja, da imajo "a
vezniki ze vse pripravljeno, da
vderejo naprej V Nemcijo in V
Berlin, V slucaiu, ola Nemci ne
podpisejo mirovne pogodbe.
Versailles, Francija. = Nemska
delegate Landsberg in Giesberts
bosta odpotovala danes zvecer V
spremstvu nekaterih tajnikov de-
lcgacije V Berlin.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
Grni dan.
Crni dan.
Ljubljana Sc zalosti in tuguje.
Dan crnega spomina.
Ljubljanski "Slovenec" pise;
CRNI DAN.
DR.. j. r.
DAN
DR.. J. R.

Prihajajo crne vesti liz mesta
svetovne kulture, sredisca vseh
lepih umetnosti. Tam dele dobro
in slabo po zasluzenju in po pat
kin, Kdo so ii pravicni, "a vse-
obcni' mir tako zvesti gospodje So
dniki?
Govorili so in obljubovali malim
narodom svobodo in samoodlocbo.
Use lepe misli ki 81 jih je bill kdaj
GloveSki duh zamislil v visokih
trenutkih navduSevanja, so letele
IL njegovih ust na naslov "zatira-
nih", "a katerih edino so Sc pri-
cell med seboj dogovoriti in skle-
patti trdne, veenoveljavne pogod-
be. Kaj je vecno trdno? Moderna
vlada veda in moderna morala je
stoletja ucila da nj mic drugega,
vse le relativno, vse vamo plod
slucaja, trenotnih razpolozenj.
Danes pa stoii naenkrat vse
trdno, ker pakti so sveti = sacro
egoismo, in strategiene meje, Use
to samo IL prave ljubezni do trpi-
nov in tlacenih.
Da, ia moderna morala: Sc Gu
dite, ce Sviga po Evropi vsepov-
sod rdeci zubelj?
All, ne, gospodje, Xxi innate da-
mes Sc moe " roki, cez leto in dan
pa ne, tudi "a vas je zapisano: ::
"Zadnjic, gospodje in sodniki sve-
ia, zadnjic pa nikoli vec!''
Mi pa, XII smo bill cd nekdaj Sc
kira, ki so jo drugi brusili, da
smo Sc pretepali "a druge in krva-
yell IL vSeh strani; mi pa, ki smo
81 sami IL svojega prot vsem "a
prekam otirali pot k poSteni kul-
turf, mi = ki mas Stavite iSto
vrsto Turk in Albanci, Azijati
in Grnci = mi uboge sirote S pri-
tajeno boljo, stisnenimi zobmi in
s krcevito pestjo podprti strmimo
V daljo, kjer gore rdeci kresovi in
pozirajo zadnje ostanke individu-
alnostiene kapitalisticne druzbe III
Injene kulture.
Nero je dial zazgati Rim, tisti
visoko kulturni Rim, ki je bill di-
ka in ponos starega sveta. SmeJal
Sc je ii pei in brenkal V krogu, pr
vakov in sodrugoy, veselec Sc, ka-
ko bo pozidal = nov Rim.
In paddle so zrtve, padali so ne
dolzni kristjani "a slavo novo u,
rejenega Rima. 0, vessel je bill po7
gled ma tiSti krasni pozar.
Zgodovina pa je zapisala svcjo
poSteno in odkrito besedo o Nero
nu - n0rcu.
Nj zmagal norec, zmagal je =
trpin. Sezidal je nov Rim, a ia
Rim nj bill veG prestolica tiraIije.
Nasledniki ponosnega Rima maj Sc
| he vesele oh ognju, ker bliza Sc
ura straSnejSe dobe. Zakaj vse ma
svetu Sc poplaca stoterno.
Slekli ste mas do nagega, oropa-
Ii vsega upanja V pravicnost = O.
rozje ste pobrali. q belo zastavo
ste priSli V nase kraje, rdeco Sc
vrnete.
V to verujemo, ma to prisega
mo in molGimo ia dan : crnega
spomina. LIE sodite =!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
TORNADO.
Corpus Christi, Texas.

Corpus Christi, Texas. = Po
tukajsnji okolici je divjal vihar,
kakorSnega ne pomnijo niti maj
stareiSi ljudje. Petnajst oseb je
izgubilo zivljenje, veliko Jill je BIZ
10 pa ranjenih. Vihar je pOdrl
vec his ter napravil ma polju veli-
ko Skodo. Najbolj je prizadeta do
lima Rio Grande.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
0gor6enje v Kem6iijji.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, May 18th,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
KAJZER JE IZVEDEL o MI
ROVNIH POG0JIH.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, May 18th,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-05-13
Lahi deportirajo S|ovane.

Chicago illinois, May th
9l9 as required by the October 9th 1917.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-12
WHAT OF FLU THIS YEAR?

Medical experts up and down the country are en-
gagng in newspaper debates these days to whether
not the nation will experience another epidemic Of
influenza this fall and winter Many say it is sure to
come; others that there is nothing to indicate there
will be recurrence except in scattered cases. But
that harm be done in causing the people to fear
another epidemic the opinion of the Medical Record
which says in its issue of August %:
"Such agitation only serves to bring about the
very trouble which is to be avoided. This statement
is subsantiated by the known fact that large num-
Der of the many deaths which resulted from the pre-
vious epidemic evidently caused by fright
exertion, nervous strain and resulting disability.
That of influenza will appear in some
ports of the country vii, not be matter of surprise
to US, that it will become so widespread or fatal
as last year is in reflected in any of the
signs noted in observations the opinion of adver-
tised medical experts to the contrary notwthstand
ing
THAT weakened condition and consequent low
cred resistance paves the way for influenza is shown
by the experiments made in the navy on 1000 vol
unteers who offered themselves for this experiment
"These in the best of physical con-
dition and during the experiment their health was
looked after carefully. Live cultures of influenza
baci sprayed into their throats and noses hour
". The germs kept in close contact with pa
tents suffering with the disease and in order to OBJ
vate any possible individual immunity to one particu-
lar strain the contacts were alternated FREQUENTLY
Some members of the group received various pre-
ventve incubation, but others were not thus pro
tected Not single case of influenza was developed
That the agitation for appropriation by con
gress to combat the coming epidemic in advance j.
in itself harmful is the opinion of Dr. John P DAWN
Of New York, who expresses it this way:
Congress has recently been asked for a million
and half Of dollars to combat possible or magin
airy epidemic of this kind Except for the fact tina
appropriations always in order there is no rea
treason for this expenditure at the present time If it
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-12
RipplinS Rhymes
LAAT NWeIt Nasony ~ 81 p
LIFE ON MARS.
LIFE ON MARS.

I HAVE heard learned professor say that Mars
has living folks, while another gifted guesser
hailed his arguments as jokes And they fused
around and wrangled like a pair of locoed cats,
and they got their wires all tangled, and grew sore
beneath their hats Some Endorsed the learned pro-
fessor held gospel his belief some stood up for
t'other guesser, helping him to yawp and beef. And
the row became riot so the whole bunch went
to Jail, where they had frugal diet that was void
of toast quail You may climb the highest steeple
with telescope in hand and you cannot tell if peo-
pie drill around Marian land There's no earthly
way of proving if inhabitants are there so your ar
guments, though moving are but piffle and hot air
So we waste the moments precious, chewing rags
the livelong day. letting habits vain enmesh u.s. when
we should be baling hay Whether Mars has peo-
pie it, protest, we'll never learn; but this world
of ours, doggone it, has inhabitants to burn here
they are, where Nature flung them, on prehistoric
day, and our work is here among them, not bill
lion leagues away. t~ ~"'
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-12
AN OPPORTUNITY.

The Third District Agricultural and Mechanical
School will open Monday, September 49, An UMPIRE
cedented registration is expected and prospects are
good for the best term in the schools history.
These district schools afford an opportunity for
the and daughters of the farmers of their dis
trcts to prepare themselves for college at nominal
expense, says the Cordele Sentinel The schools are
not colleges, they are sometimes enormously call
college Their graduates have made high records at the
state college of agriculture and experience trouble
in finding employment at good wages for the demand
Tor practical, trained agriculturists is great
4 Perhaps equally good their college prepare
tory work is the training they give the young farm
ers and the prospective farmers wives of the future
The boys taught both scientific and practical agri-
culture, in their various branches including land prep
aration, fertilization without waste, seed selection
planting, cultivation and harvesting also the selection
and care of stock The girls taught home econom-
ics-how to look after pantry and dairy supply the
table econmically and well, and the proper of tn
home If the boys and girls go further than the
course taken these agricultural schools they will re
ceVe Information and training which, II they but utll
ize to advantage, will prove of inestmable value in
preparation for their life work
When these schools were established, theyy were
regarded experiments. Even the head of the college
Of agriculture, under whose they were placed,
looked at them of doubtful utility Things are
different now. The schools have demonstrated their
worth and receiving strong support from the state
and national governments as we'll as from the peo
PIE of the districts in which they are located
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What Other Editors Say
AUTHOR TO RUN FOR CONGRESS.

John Kendrck Bangs is a primary candidate to
succeed Louis B. Goodal as a member of congress
in his Portland, Me-, dstrict-Tom Reeds old bail-
wick This is not his first experience in politics. for he
the Democratic candidate for mayor in Yonkers
IN 1894 and-to his own laconc expresson-was
defeated" He told about it in his book, Three
Weeks in Politics"
But that's neither here nor there. John Kend
rick Bangs is humorist who is trying to break int
politics
q wish were beginning life all over again.
said the Idiot one spring morning, he took his
accustomed place at Mrs Pedagog's table
And now the author of 'The Idiot has a chance
to begin life all again and the fact that he
at time the associate editor of Life may or may
not help him. But after all, if he gets into the real
life of politics will he be so very far from real
humor? Some regard life a joke and some look
upon politics as the biggest joke of all.
And at there is suggested that cornwall
night session in the English House of Common when
Pitt and Dundas sometimes under the scandal of APP
pearing there in hilarious condition, furnished the
| excuse for the historic epigram.
| Pitt cannot the speaker, Hal; can
| you?
Dundas-Not see the speaker! Damn me- l
two!
| Brooklyn Eagle.
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A Bit of This and That
WOMEN CAN BUY IMPROVEMENTS.

Don't grumbe because you haven't conveniences
and improvements in your home Get busy canning
and buy them.
This is the adce member of one of the Florida
home club gives any who wants to better her
weight is that this Orange county member prac-
tees what she breaches, Two years ago she learned
to The home demonstration agent of the coun-
ty taught her how to put her products in jars SO
they would look attractive, have delicious flavor and
keep well That year with the profits made from her
canning she bought gasoline engine which is used
to furnish power for the water system and to run
ihe washing machine.
In 1918 she sold 1000 large cans of tomatoes to
a West Palm Beach grocery and added two more
rooms to her home. She then bought paint and APP
piled it herself inside and outside the house This
year she has standing order for 1000 cans of to-
matoes and she plans still greater improvements in her
home. During this time she has also kept her own
pantry shelves well supplied.