davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-25
MA CESTE k ZDEMOkRA-
TISOVANl SOVETSKEHO RE-
ZIMU v RUSKU?
Adolf Zenan.

ZpraVy, pronlkaJlcl ze sOvet
skeho Ruska, dokazovaly jiz
DO delsi dobu uplny odklon So
vetskych vladcu od bolSevisti-
ckych zasad. Neni snad otazky,
pocinaje osmihodinnou pra-
covni dobou az Ike svobodnemu
obchodu a opuSteni zasad soci-
alisacnich, V nichz by nebylo
sovetske Rusko nahledlo ne
moznost jich prekotne uvedeni
v ziyot a nebylo je svymi de-
krety zruSilo.
Kruta hospodafska sitgace a
nynejsi hlad lamaly mafy kus
DO kuse hrdy ten bolsevicky
system, velkolepy theorii a
svudny ma papire. Lee 'grau ist
jede Tneorie - Prakse ukaza-
la, re je treba prihllzeti k sku-
teCnosti a sovetska vlada, ener
gicka a odhodlana k uskutec-
llovani utopii, neostycha Sc sa-
ma Sc stejnou energii tuto uto-
pii bort.
Opustivsi iiz celou radu ko-
munistickych zaSad, nahledla
re nenl mono isolovati Sc oC
cel6ho sveta, jenz neposlecb
vyzvy k socialni reyoluci, ale
ulpel ma dosavadnich vyvojo
vych formach od kapitalisti
ckych statu k socialne sprave
dlivym, demokrdtickym iutva.
rum. Proto ty snahy 0 uzaVira
nj obchodnich smluv s ostatni
mi, byt' kapitalistickymi sta
ty "a cenu koncesi, iimiz Wy
dayali neZm6rna bohatstvi re
me ruske V ruce cizincu. - Ce
la rada obchodnlch smluv by
la jiz uzavrena, lee Ease pro
zlukla theorie ukazala sve stir
ne stranky. Obchod Sc SOVIET
skym Ruskem die prohlaSen
Lloyda Georgia americkeh
statniho tai. Hughesa nesplni
nadeji V n6j kladenych. Angli
cti i americti kapitalist6 mesa
hi po koncesich a q velkolep6
no planu Wanderlipova V Sibi
ri seSlo uplne.
Proc? Pon6vadz nebylo za
ruk pro CHI podnikani a neby
10 ddv6ry K sov6tsk6 Wade, je
nedosahla dosud mezinarodni
no akkreditivu uznanim velmc
ci, Ukazalo Sc, jak sprayne Wy
stihuje berlinska 'Freiheit', Z
pres hlavy vlad neIze sangazc
vaN cizi kapital AMI nejvetsln
koncescni Posledni nad6je S
vetskych ciniteld tax padla
Rusko speje snad teto, sna
priSti zimy nevyhnuteln6 kats
strofe vstfic, Bruselska konft
renee pro mezinarodni pomc
hladovejicimu Rusku ucinil
svou pomoc zavislou Ma uzn;
nj carskych predvalecnych dl
hi. Tato podninka vzhleden
tomu, ze sovetska vlada Q
iorest-liteyskeho miru hasirov,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-25
"My jceme vSichni." "KrakC

"My jdeme vSichni." "Krako
nos referuje o zajimav6m a
radostn6m pripadu, jenz udal
Sc Il lekarsk6 pfehlidky mobi-
lisoyanych brancu V Jicine a
jenz syedci, S jakym nadSenim
pfiiat byl rozkaz mobilisacni.
Kdyz shomazdeni byli naruko-
yavsi V sale l6kafsk6 prohlid-
Ky, ma vyzYu k svl6kani pro-
hlasili energicky: my Sc svl6-
kat nebudeme, my ideme vsi-
chni!'' Ma op6tovnou vyzvu, "a
by Sc hlasili, kdo citi Sc n6jak
nemocnym ci neschopnym k vo
jenske sluzbe, pfihlasil Sc 2
pfitomnych Cechu a Nemcu jer
jeden Nemec, u nehoz konsta-
toval lekar nejyazn6jSi pfipad
srdecni vady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-25

la ma tomto paktu neplaceni
dluhu, jako na nejvetsi sve W.
mozenosti, zdala Sc byti primo
provokaci sovetske vlady. A
hle! Nemozne Sc uskutecnuje!
Cicerin vyslovuje svuj SOU
HAS anglicke Wade uznati pred
valecne dluhy, bude-li ovsem
sovetska vlada uznana. Neni
pochyby 0 tom, re tato nova
diplomaticka akce sov6tu zna-
mena ma jedne stran6 bankrot
bolSevismu, ale ma druhe stra-
ne i vitezstvi rozumu statnlcke
no umeni sovetskych cinitelu.
Je to mistrny tab namlreny do
|stredu zapadnich statd, jenz
neminul Sc jiz ucinkem. Fran
couzske nektere listy neprlJl-
mali tuto akci vazne, vyslovu-
| jice pochybnosti o tom, re by
Rusko mohlo vubec platit. il
max tomu ale jest kruzich
vladnich, jez must pocitat 8
Ifrancouzskymi obcanX, uloziv-
SINH sve uspory do predvalec-
nych ruskych pujcek, S kru-
by kapitalistickymi, jez obra-
ceji stejne svaj zajem k Rusku
jako kapitaliste americti an
glicti. Ze anglicka ylada pax
diva sc zcela vazn6 ma tento
Cicerinuv krok, patrno je z O.
kamzite odpovedi anglicke Via
Idly, jez zada blizSi vysvetleni,
lzejmena co Sc tyce mestskych
Ipujcek, ma nichz anglicky ka-
| pital je zvlast6 zucastnen.
| Kdyby sovetske Rusko zvite'
zilo v teto sve posledni akci
Iznamenalo by to uznani SOVIET
lsk6ho Ruska, jeho vstup ma ev'
Iropske politicke bojist6, poet
TEX jeho znovuvybudovani po
Imoci ciziho kapitalu. Ale Ru
sko jde jeste dale. Ponevadz
vidi, re nejv6tSi zarukou dlve
; ry je zdemokratisovani Ruska
zaclna V politice vnitrni ustl
povati ma cestu kompromisu
DIE zprav Revalu, uvefejne
nych V nemeckych listech k;
: Id6tsk6m liste 'Rul', bolSevikun
] tedy ne zrovna pratelskem
lie pokladati "a 1abezpecno u
tvoreni koalice bolSeviku a mel
4 Seviku, ku ktere Sc pripoji TAX,
; socialistic ko-zidovska organi
Z SAGE tax w. 'Bund'. Do koalic
1 nevstoupi eseri, mezi nimiz jes
I pozorovati dvoji smer: Prislus
nici, zijici V Rusku, pfali by S
splynuti, kdezto zahranicni d
I sud pevne veTi, ze nastane brz,
: pad bolseviku proto koalic
: odmitaji.
Vyvoj ruske revoluce id
vsak svym chodem ie dost
pricin pochybovati o bezped
> nosti teehto nadeji eserske
= migrace. Ida Sc, re ne pad bo
= seyiku - ale jeho poznenahl
: zdemokratisovani a pretvorer
, je blizk6. A snad tato PRIV
I perspektiva by vice prispela
: zachrane Ruska nez druha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-25
PcGetnoet Eidu. Casopis "r

PcGetnost zidu. Casopis "The
American Israelite" odhaduje
poeetnost ysech zidu na svetd
na Is a pIl milionu. PoloviGka
vsech zidu zije We starem Ru,
sku, ien V Polsku a Ukraine
po 3.3 milionech, We vlastnim
Rusku sc Sibiri 100000, We
Spoj. Statech 100000, V Ru'
munsku 650,00O, Nemeckt
po odtrzeni Elsaska a uzem
nemecko-polskych $4,000, ,
d'arsku a V Ceskoslovenskt
republce $4,000, We Velkt
Britanii a Y Rakousku po 800,
00o. zldd V Kanade, Argent
nil, Turecku q v Palestine jes
asi 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-25
St'astna nshoda.

Pan manzel ma zaleteeh: ga
jak Sc racte jmenovat slec-
no?" - Julie - "Vybor-
ne! (Pro sebe): Zrovna jako
mole zena To kdyz budu mlu-
Wit re spani, bude myslet, re sc
mi zda 0 nj"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-25
rsvKT's

any Sc uOSCal ZaVcaS X rlJenl-
jsti a mohl Sc tam S fonografem
skryti.
St'astne Sc doSantral za hu-1
ste krovi a jakmile sc ozvalo
troubeni, spustil strojek. Tento
krate bylo to tax zbhzka, re
Zverinovi az brnely uSi a srdce
buchalo.
Jenom re jelenf zver ma tu
hloupou vlastnost, ze nema zad
nych stalych ochozd. Toula Sc
lesem cestou necestou a tax Sc
stale, re jedna Ian, spechajlc
"a volanim sveho milacka, ma
razila ze zadu ma Zverinu. O.
ba Sc podivili, jenze Ian "a
chvilku vyrazila zdeseny hlas,
odskocila - as nj zmizel i
troubfcf jelen, prave kdyz byl
v nejlepsim.
| Zverina by Sc byl polickoval,
ale odpomoci tomu mcdowell.
Pro kazdy pripad pfichystal 81
vsak tritonku ma druhy, vlast-
ne tfetf den a troubil ma nj, a.
by sc k nemu zver blizila t6
strany, ma ktere byl kryt kro-
vinou. Jenonl re to asi naram-
| ne dobre umel, protoze hlavni
ielen, slyse jeho vabeni, zahu-
eel kratce a jako lokomotiva
supe a fune hnal Sc do kfovi a
byl by zle pocuchal pana for
ta Zverinu, kdyby mu tento ne
byl holi prozradil sve inkog-
nito.
Vsak to nebyla jedina smu-
la. S hruzou pozoroval pan fort
: den ma to, re jeleni toto fijeni-
: ste opustiIi a ozyvaji Sc pone-
kud blize u boudy.
/ Ponevadz toho druheho dne
: koncila dovolena adjunktova
odhodlal Sc pan fort pouziti je-
l ste posledniho dne a odsteho.
& val Sc Sc svym fonografem k
: boud6.
+, DIE vSech dfivejSich chyb u
a minil 81 riditi Sc a vyhledal s
a mfsto "a boudou, kde lezelt
trochu nasekane chvoje a kdc
= byIy strechu domku opfen1
a tycky, stromky vetvi zbaven'
i hrube jen osekane. Udelal
{ chvoje jakysiskryt sam Sc pr
J. lIrcil ga tyce, ma nez byla u
zv6f zvykla.
/ Jakmile Sc jitro rozbfesklc
/ pocal troubiti, jako by svola
val vsechny jeleny ma soubol
J. Skutecne pTihrnulo Sc nekolil
, 'kreiciku', kteri vsak brzo u
\ 'skocili, spatrivse bliziti Sc
= boude ddkladneho dvanactera
% ka, jenz, vysoko mesa palic
s. rozhlizel Sc po louce a chysts
j, sc ozvati, kdyz pan fort zatro
e. bill tax dukladne, re jelen ztl
nul. Ale jenom ma okamzil
l. Hned ma to ucinil n6kolik dlol
nj hych skoku stanuv nedalek
boudy, dial Sc do troubeni.
i Hbite sehnul Sc pan fort, ;
re by spustil strojek fonografu.
10 Ielen, ienz beZpochyby HI;
Il, sal tim troube, m svou slavu
81 poy,dal nGco Ne.mi laskaveh
o. II; Galeko pollukujicim lanin
postrehl tento ronyb pane 70
IA tuv. Zarazll So, usial V troub
Il III prudc4 aral ,.tr.
y Pan forJ no cntGl znovu II
e. tr"F ou poySh@di,;, ale tim =
! !. vystrtil krytu ruku a jele
a ho spatril. =
ra V lasce je kazdy do jiste m
ii ry nedutkliv, tim spise byl j
j. len tomto okamziku, jenz a
lined rozpoznal celou nedi
ro kretnost fonografu a zamel
ia pane. fortovych. Nemohl pre-
no pokladati sice, re by byl sn;
pa pan fort jeho reci porozumt
ly. ale dopalilo no, ze to chtel "
le, zachytiti, ably to jinde. pr
vem slova smyslu 'reztrub
v val.
je- Sklonil palici a nastavuje !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-25
" LASCE JE KAZDY TRO-
CHU NEDUTKLIV.

Ano, ii start praktikove, to
byvali myslivci! Tezce naby-
vail svych v6domosti zkuse-
nosti, odkoukavali je zvolna
vycftali je z cizojazycnych
knih, a kdyz obdrzeli vysved-
teni, nastala jim kruta pout' cd
panstvi k panstvi, ably j jinde
scznali jine pomery a zkuseno-
sti. Ale co clovek pochytil TAX
| to, to mu zustalo a nevymizelo
nikdy. Dnes pfelouska mladi-
eek nekolik knih, prohledne 81
prirodopisny kabinet ustavu a
myslivec je hotov. A jeste sc
kasaji a vynaseji mad ty stare.
Ale zatim verte, ii start mali
dosud vice V malicku, nez MIA
di v celem tele. -
Ze neverite? - Hled'te!
V horach pod Krkonosemi,
kde uz ami lisky dobrou noe
inedavaji, zije lesni Zvefina,
zarostly a sedivy jako rocni
pocasi. A zadny tam neni spo-
kojen. Prijede furou knih,
iez isou lined kamenem dra-
zu a trnem v oku Zverinove.
| Novy adjunkt zacne studovati
EVER podle knih, ale "a tri me-
sice Sc Ease stehuje, a je-li pra-
We zima, jest6 driv.
Jak rikam, adjunkti jsou
skoro jedine, co je stale noyeho
u Zveriny. Ale pravim - sko-
ro.
Zverina vypada jako bru-
coun, ale neni jim. Srdce ma
zlate, rozum jako kfesaci ka'
men a jazyk jako horskou O
strict.
Staci maly popud re 'sveta' {
V mozku Zvefinov6 vykfesa Sc
: ilskra daleko svitici.
Docetl Sc ma priklad jednot
c gramofonu a fonografu, Jeni
zachova d6tem hlas rodicu, sy
: novcum fnukani bohate tety
starym pannam> mnoukani
| predeni zamilovaneho kocOur;
, a tax dale.
: Ze Zverinova mozku vylete
I la jiskra. Prisel ma napad, n;
ktery neprisel zadny z mladl
: Gku, kter1 Sc Il neho stridali, a
, byli vycpani ueenostmi, vyna
t ley a patiently.
: We VeSkere taJnostl obJeo
/ nal 81 rodinny fonograf du
, kladnou troubou.
Kdyz mu to prislo, bylo pt
/ zdvizeni ma poste, we vsi v he
spode, zvedavost vsech M
e plata byla k prasknuti. Sve ~
j ne toho utajiti nemohl a prot
: zasvetil il do toho pod prii
: nym mlcenim. V hospode rex
: he to chysta komusi "a PR
e sent.
i Zatim vsak fonograf vyhr;
4 val V myslivne, az pfisla jelel
k fije.
Hned jak zacala, byl Zvei
ma cely den po lesich a oboi
o prohlizel vsechna rijeniska {
a nejmenSiho krovicka a obiha
II ably zaslechl troubeni nejsiln
j. Siho jelena. Donna Sc sotva
a tocil a sotya Sc najedl.
n Jednoho odpoledne postal |
/. kVap adiunkta do druheho {
D. pu reviru a ma nasledujicl t
l. den mu dial milosEive dovol
D. nou. -
g. Adjunkt Sc divil, ale letel j
il ko posedly a jeste tehoz vece
a. capal ma dosti vzdalenou star
k ci zeleznicni, ably odjel ma t
70 den do sveta'.
z Zvefina mu tiskl pravici p
IN pousteje no a mntll ST ruce
a. odchazejicim, nebot' jiz to
id odpoledne podarilo Sc nu pro
Sovati fonograf do lesni bouo
Zpotil Sc pri tom dukladI
ne ale teSil ses
je Tu noe zustal ma. nocleh
te boude, jez byla ma bliZku ri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-25

rOd1nnem fonogratu, q nen0Z
litala kolecka a plisky ma vse-
chny strany.
Pan lesni vida tuto spoustu,
odvazil Sc opriti Sc o tyce a ma
hybaje Sc mad jelena, desil no
lsvym ohromnym snupaclm sat
KEN.
To vsak dohralo jelena jeste
vice. Zurive mlatil do tyci, ne
dbaje mavanl satkem, nedbaJe |
kfiku a napodobeneho stekotu,
jimz no hledel pan fort zapla-
Siti.
Pmazel tyc ga tyci, az po-
jednou prudkym vzmachem ma
bral vsechny ostatni, 0 nez Sc |
opiral pan fort Zverina, cimz
mu wal oporu lesni ma to
| stremhlav sletel - lee nedo-
padl ma parohy, nybrz na kos
maty hrbet jelenuv.
Jen nekolik iani zvedave z
houstiny pokukujicich byio sved
ky tohoto akrobatickeho kou-
sku pane fortova. -
Jelen ucitiv pojednou nezvy
klou tiz a nechapaje neoceka-
vaneho tohoto utoku, vZeplal Sc
a iako zavodni hfebec hnal sc
S parody nazad priklonenyml
odtud. Vyhazoval, osival Sc, a.
Iby Sc pana forta zbavil, lee
marne.
Zv6rina poznal choulostivost
lsveho postaveni, drzel sc hrbe-
tn ielena uvazoval, jak tohle
to skonci.
Ma to, ably sam to nejak u
kontil, ami nepomyslil. Bylt
sam prekvapen tfmto nahlym
obratem osudu, takze uplne "a
pomnel zakliti. Ami casu kloud
neho ma to nebylo, protoze Je-
len padil jako bez rozumu pies
mytinu chteje miti bezpochy-
, by volnou drahu, nevbehl do le-
sa, nybrz zamiril ma bazinatou
: louku.
i Blato stfikalo ma vsecky stra
} ny, a aGkoliv to netrvalo AM
2 snad tri minuty, zdal Sc panu
7 fortovi let pres louze a klece,
mani, nemani, v6cnosti. -
z Lee ami Sc lesni nenadal,
j kdyz jelen sklouznuv, prudce
3 skocil, pfi cemz jeho jezdeC
proved druhou cast sveh6 akrc
J, batickeho kousku. Sletel toti1
: pozpatku do baziny, z niz Wy
i. soko voda vystrikla, az oci pa
k nu fortovi zalila, takze ami ne
/ vid6l, jak jelen, zbaven bre
k meme, klusal dale do lesa.
l. Ami tenkrate nezaklel pal
i, fort, nybrz vyhrabav. Sc z bah
II ma, povstal hlede pfekvapen'
u "a mizicim jelenem.
r Teprve po chvili, kdyz vyda
(. sc ma zpatecni cestu k boude
l. razne odplivnuti svedcilo o je
% no myslenkach.
Takto zmacen domu memoir
l. Dosel tedy do boudy a tam L
cinil 81 pohodli. Zatopiv 81
l. kaminkach, banil z dymky
I. uvazoval, stoji-li jeste "a nee
10 koleeka, ktera sebral v travt
n marn6 Sc pokouseje, nedalo-
l. by sc to 'dati dohromady'.
& Inu, V lasce jest kazdy trt
chu nedutkliv', brucel 81, hlt
i de ma smutne nasledky sveh
D. napadu.
n To byla obet' epochalnlh
vynalezu, jejz z technickyc
IL pricin pro financni obtize 4
e. odhodlal Sc pan fort jiz OPP
81 kovati. Je pfece jenom drah
s. spas rozbijeti fonografy, tr'
ri bas byiy dnes velmi LEVINE. Sp
d. KOHL Sc jenom prve zachyc
ad nymi snimky, jimiz. pozdel
Il, kdyz Sc zmohl ma novy fon
Sc graf, pocastoval V poslednl !
"a ci shromazdenef kavaliry, kt
o. ii stanuli otevrenymi usty, s
5ice trouby fonOgrafu Jasl
1u hrnouti sc hucici melodii zan
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-10
DELAY DEVELOPS
FOR ARMY BILL
Byrnes Discusses Fortunes of
Amendment
Byrnes

Hugh w. Roberts in The State.
Washington, May 5.-The army bill
which was under consideration when
the house adjourned last Saturday has
been sidetracked for other legislation
this week. The Democrats charge
that it is being delayed in order to
give the administrator opportunity
te brng pressure to bear upon the
Republican members who joined the
solid Democratic. membership in vot-
ing for the Byrnes amendment fixing
the strength of the army for the next
fiscal year at 10000 men exclusive
OF Philippine scouts. 1t was te first
split in the Republican forces and the
Republican leaders are making an
earnest effort to whip the insurgents
into line before the final vote is tax
en-. Asked today about the probable
outcome of the fight, Representa-
tive ,Ryrnes said:
''The Republican leaders believe
they have the necessary votes to de-
feat the amendment and will again
take up the army bill Friday. How
ever, l have been Informed today by
Representative Hamilton Fish, an ex-
service man, who introduced the
amendment for $4,000 men, that he
and other ex-service men. on. the Re-
publican side are going to urge their
colleagues to vote for my amendment
providing ESQ e0o men. In February
the military appropriations commit
tee, after extended hearings, reported
6. bill providing for 100000 men, and
the Republican leader declared the
country believed it was an adequate
force. The house unanimously passed
that bill,- but the president failed to
either approve or veto it, and it fail
ed. Now in three months time the
bill is reported to the house again but
the enlisted force is increased from
100000 to 10000 men, the chair
man of the committees stating that
they still believe 10000 men a suf-
ficient force but that it is necessary
to compromise with the secretary of
war whofwants $4,000, and who says
that he has no power to discharge the
force down to the number npmb desired by
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-10
FREIGHT RATES
UNDER ATTACK

Washington. May 3-The first driv-
ing attack by major shippers against
high freight rates as impeding ma
tional progress has eliminated, it was
announced today, in an agreement
for joint conference here May 13
between railroad executives, inter-
state commerce commission members,
and producers and shippers.
The meeting was arranged after
the producers group, representing all
the larger building materials manu-
facturers associations, had carried to
President Harding their demand for
prompt action. The situation was
urgent, they contended, and would
not brook "the ordinary, slow and ex-
pensive processes" of appeal for re-
lief. through the commission.
The president was said to have ap-
proved the conference plan which
contemplates bringing the rate prob
lem to an issue and getting stagnated
construction work throughout the
country on the move again through
concessions in rates by the carriers
and in prices by material producer to
stimulate buying Immediately.
A report on the steps taken by the
material men, made by Hugh Fuller
con, Springfield, Ohio, representing
The American Mining congress in the
proceedings shows that the group of
producers representing, concerns
which supply sand, brick, lumber,
gravel, tiles, clay products and other
building material determined to car
~ their attack on freight rates to
the top when efforts to negotiate rate
reductions through general freight
agents of the railroad failed, though
agents were said to have expressed
eagerness to get the business alta
lower figure than prevailing sche-
dulles. -,
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congress. No former secretary Of
war ever took such position. Moth
ing has occurred since February to
change the situation, and not having
criticised the force OF 10000 men as
inadequate in February, they will
have difficulty in making the public
believe in May that it has become in
adequate simply because the amend
ment is offered by a Democrat and
supported solidly by the Democratic
members"
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Obj I :,

-, /. To give students of these col
leges with conditions an opportun-
ity to work off their conditions
2: To enable applicants for
Freshman class at these colleges, or
any other college, who may lack
few necessary units, an opportunity
to qualify for the Freshman class.
g.. To provide thorough instruc-
ton in matter and methods to public
school teachers who feel the need
of additional preparation in the sub
jects taught in the public schools OF
this State.
The work done at the Newberry-
Summerland school will receive
from the State Department Of Edu-
cation the same recognition as is
given to other summer schools of
the State.
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AT rehearsal" she said, Il was let
ter perfct. So you see, my dear,
there's one consolation, | know my
words
And the mink queried rather mali
ciously: What. Both of them ,'-
Houston Post.
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Sur, amer Term
. Ne,Uberry-S -Sunar1,erland
:. Colleges
-
At Newberry July H-August 20, 1921
Colleges

educators: President S. J. Derrick,
President P. E. Monroe, Dr.. Geo. B.
Cromer, Dr.. E. B. Settler, Prof. Jas.
C. Kinard, Prof. R. A. Goodman,
DR.. w. K. Gotwald, Miss Keister,
and an instructor in Penmanship.
EXPENSES, EQUIPMENT, ETC.
The expenses will be: Tuition
$1,000. Board and lodging includ-
ing lights and water $500 per week.
Each room is furnished with bed,
mattress, table and chairs. The
tuition of all teachers who expect
to teach in Newberry County will be
paid by the County Superintendent
of Education. An effort will be
made to secure this, also, from other
Counties represented in the school.
All students will have without
charge the use OF tne Library, hedu-
ing Room, Laboratories, Museum,
Tennis Courts and Athletics Field.
The ladies will be assigned rooms
in the New Dormitory, gentlemen,
will be assigned rooms in Smeltzer
Hall.
Mrs. A. C. Haltiwanger will be
Matron of the Boarding Hall.
This school proposes to do real
work and to meet the real needs OF
those who attend.
Address,
S. J. DERRICK,
Newberry, S. G.
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FACULTY AND SUBJECTS.

The following subjects will be
offered:
Pedagogy, Psychology, English,
Latin, French, German, History,
Chemistry, Physics, General Sci
ence, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geom-
etry, Government, Primary Meth
DDS, and Penmanship.
The Faculty, so far as now COM
pleted, will be made up of the fol-
lowing experienced and well-known
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How, Bright.

The small part actress had conde-
scended to be chummy with the mere
chorus gill; ,>>,-,sez>.,,,,.,a- a~~~r
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s"s"s's"e"s"s"s' "s"s"e's"
The Story of
Our States
By JONATHAN BRACE
: XXXI.-CALIFORNIA
Mgm THERE is
Sas I an atnos-
ih@ nance envel-
IkEe6H oping the
!: early history
N%9. ssvy% of California
alME which even
encircles the origin Of the name.
About 1920 Spanish love story
was published in which there
was an imaginary island in the
Far East called California. Some
fifteen years later 81 party OF
Spanish adventurers came upon
the peninsula which we now call
Lower California. Believing that
they had discovered romantic
island similar TO the one In the
novel, they called it California,
Later on, the territory to the
north became known as Alta
California or High California
and when it became state, it
: was accordingly called Cali
fornia. The first settlers were
. the Franciscan monks who came
up from, Mexico and established
missions, and many are the leg
ends woven around these pioneer.
Padres. There shortly grew up
Mexican settlements around the
missions which the wonderful
climate and fertile soil pros
pered. Q
The government, while under
Mexican control, was more or
less independent, and at the out
break Of the Mexican war, Ere
mont, who was later defeated
for the presidency, occupied Cal
ifornia. When peace was made
in 1S4S, California became Uni
ted States territory. That same
/ year gold was discovered in the
Sacramento Neaiey and the rush
of people, ( to California began.
The population grew so rapidly
|: that in 1S5G4Galifornia was adj
!. mitted as the thirty-frst state
of the Union.~~Mith is 15S,297-
square miles, it is the largest
state except Texas. Politically,
its power has been rapidly grow
Ing. California now has thirteen
presidential ELECTORS. -
% by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)