The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 15, 1913, Page 2, Image 2
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HOW MAI
KM!
l CAROLINA
ICIl RURAL
THELANC
^ sequent lack of an
L social life. We musl
^ lie sentiment whtc
1 negroes to buy land i
I selves in communitU
aL 1 1 A instead of breaking
mnn<?<as hv iiirlim-rl
) ASTER NEWS, AUG US
i
adequate white get it and beat t
t develop a pub- reckless bargain
h will require ; "For these and
!iud group them- I hope this confc
?s to themselies agitation iu Sout
up white com- segregation of tin
mlnatelv sand- along with its CJ
T, 15, 1913.
he negro making a ought to-get o
for it. not going to d
many other reasons unions and ot
>renoe will start an tions organize
h Carolina for the against the t
a races and carry it of the present
ampalgn for home- other day, for
ut of them, and we are j
0 so until our Farmers' STATEME1
her farmers' organiza1
a veritable rebellion f?li? P A D R
lighting medlaevallsin IfltrAKH
. system. I saw the located at
example, a not unusual ! close of bi
Bank No. 222.
NT OF THE CONDITION
OF
1ERS BANK & TRUST CO
Lancaster, 3. C., at th?
islness June 4th, 1918.
Clarence Poe, Raleig
Conference for Cc
i monwealth-Bi
Clarence Poe, editor, ai
h Editor and Publisher, I
>mmon Good a "Message t<
lilders"?The Problem Sta
uthor and lawyers, bankers and i
.?,? tr\ tiw> mnpuo hut thp trnnhlM
wichlng white and u
gether.
. , "I advocate this
JringS tO only as vital to the
white people but f<
9 OOm- both races. For exi
, families and 50 whll
ted. gether In a district <
half as good schools
. . .as they could have If
nerchants, of fanljiie8 were of one
is that here
egro farmers to- ownership. In. fi
! go along together
policy, too, not together if th
welfare of our campaign for rur
or the good of successful. It
imple, 50 negro easier to sell hoi
Le families to- and farmers will
can have onlv much more for tl
i for either race an adequate whit
all the hundred provided,
i race; and with j "And I do nol
iiKrnrloo r>rt. siihipct merelv fr
act, the two should budget of exp
and must go along city school sys
e home-ownership cents of Its
al districts is to be Latin, llcents
will be ten times French, 6 cen
mes in the country cent for Greek
be willing to pay each dollar fc
lem, if assured that ages, while on
e social life will be dollar goes f
' chanical draw
t speak of this big a cent for
om observation but tlmpn an mnrh
enses for an American
item. It shows that 15 r .
ery dollar is spent for J^ . ft
i of every dollar for
ts for Germany and 1 from
?a total of 63 cents of Du"
r these foreign langu- *
e-half of 1 cent in each ^old
or shopwork and meing
and less than half 8lV?Tn
domestic science?33 ,
i snnnt. to teach foreiKn I ^noc,t8 B
RESOURCES.
Discount*... 1140,976.00
1.981.M
and Fixtures. 2.876.08
Banks end
16.47S.tt
1.440.00
917.60
Otner Minor
334.16
d Cash Items 166.40
publicist, 01 uaieigu, uiuui
Conference for the Comi
last week, at Its first gener
a "Message.to Commonwea
era," the burden of his at
lug. "What Must We Do t
a Great Rural Clvillzatic
Carolinas?"
Mr. Poe, 3 2 years of age
for some years a positive
tive force in Southern de>
Agricultural development,
SMV IU
uon Good in the South?in a mea
al session, all over the couutry. t
1th Build- here in the South, vvliei
Idress be- ruinous ideas about the
o Develop physical labor still pers
in in the just twice as many men
productive lines of inc
, has been needed, while our youu
construe- traordinary ability and
elopment. neglecting our great c
especial- nesses, such as agricult
?rwl ?11
reKiiru IU vuuuurs
sure perhaps, 0pPrative societies,
>ut especially and nearly all other
e foolish and civMZation the same
> "dignity of
list?we have A FACT TO
in these non- "The big fact we
lustry as are that jn ,ands ai
K m.en. ? ox" com tit tint ies hi the 5
training are farmer. ,,ot oni:
reatne busi w^jte farmers to mo
ure and man- trous economic com]
social meetings, because my own
agencies of vitai to leave the old h
thing i3 true. age because of t
derance of negro
that home today
have to face is same reason; be<
in! thousan la of the edge of the
South, the negro be forced to moi
y subjcc'ing the same conditions;
ire or less disas- conditions exist i
petition by their hoods throughoul
?-? ?- "T ..-lol, T 1. o ,1 ,
father was forced languages tha
lomestead In his old dred will evei
ho growing prepon- ing for worl
neighbors; because And all this 1
is vacant for the that so emlnei
?ause my cousin on Ambassador J
farm will probably new book thai
re because of the dy Latin and
and because similar study Greek
In 10,000 neighbor
t the South. _ ,
iiarnia For \\ cnknev
t not one boy In a hunr
use, as to give train- Total..
c that all should use.
In the face of the fact Capital St<
at a classical scholar as Surplus Pi
ames Bryce says in his Undivided
i half the boys who stu- Current
five-sixths of those who Taxes P
nr 3r get far enough Dividends
Individual
is and Loss of Appetite Tinfe'cert
$166.176.Of
LIABILITIES,
ock Paid In..f 60.000.0f
and 1,160.Of
Profits, less
Expenses and
aid 6.108.IT
Unpaid.. .. 11.Of
Deposits SubCheck
18.481.Of
Ideates of Do
ly, he has forwarded, i
through his Journal, Tin
sive Farmer, published ii
Memphis and Birmingham
through numerous addressi
ed in various Southern e
through his hooks, the firsi
was a work now accepted
ard, entitled "Cotton, Its C
Marketing and Manufactui
notable volumes which t
from his pen are "A Soul
lot IllOIie UiailUl.Hg Ml.v. w.v*
) Progres- "Go into the North t
1 Raleigh, you will find a much 1
, but also tion of the leading men
f?s deliver- rated young men mak
ities and munity richer by runnin
t of which or running factories or
as stand- machine shops, or build
Ultlvatlon, draining land?coating
re." Other in states already wea
lave come very much smaller propi
therner in up little banks, little
"?lower standards or
md West and QV Bections the i
ar,PHrt^?,?n* of negroes is drivlnf
and the edu- plf> tQ thfl town9 f0,
Pdtirv f irms When the white popi
g dair fa ms munltv becomes to
brick kilns or atte;.od< when the
'iJ'" !, the farmer moves f
living, I)IH 111 ' A mou A ..CAM
growing number to the subject of
? the white peo- other speakers w
r social reasons. I wish only to eoi
llatiou in a com- recognizing its 1
o small or too tance in common
white farrier's especially in the
ind more negro great rural civiliz
hite neighbors I heard over and
mendou-i motive land and Denmi
away -and if that the revolut!
some negro will those countries,
home-ownershp but The 0,<1 standnrj
ill elaborate it, and
ngratulate you upon ?nd sure Apprize
fundamental lmporwealth-bulldlng
and
) development of a | 1
:ation. Tills Is what I4
I over again In Ire*rk
laot summer?
ton In farm life In 1 p ^ ~
the development In J
Ktuerat BtrcnirtheuiiiK tonic, posit. .
less chili tonic, drives out Cashier's
suothe svstem. A true tonic niii- p.,
r. Porn lulls Mid children. 50c. ^
Money
r T-Jlll Total..
^ X 1111 STATE OF
-i -? /rn Coun1
de Mfe. cEsr*
9,904.IS
Checks 317.St
rable, includ>rtlflcates
for
Borrowed. .. 80,000.09
S165.17S.0f
i" SOUTH CAROLINA,
:y of Lancaster?ss.
me came W. H. MUlen,
r the above named bank.
Europe" and "Where Half
Is Waking Up." the latter
acute and dscriminatlng
conditions in Asia. Mr. Poi
editor of The Progresslv
since 180 9 and chief owi
1904.
THE MAIN PROm.l
Mr Poe's address follows
"What must we do to
great rural civilization in S
the World lawyer s unices m iu
being an over-crowded with sucl
study of and Western flour and ?
p lias been "Instead of selling A
e Farmer and Northern butter
tier since profits away to the dot
state, half our mercha
he running farms, pro
lina meat and Carolir
Carolina fruit and Ca
develop a and keeping profits her
South Car- building of the state.
\ i-tUut,onSt j;~ other** whit'
Yemeni meat lh? pamp deling a,V
and sending "?> ? ?? u a
riment of the communi j. Such
nts ought to flagrantly unfair
duclng Caro- driving white poopl
,aflo.fr and ">kl"5 rur"
re?Vor the"ui " "'somathlng muat
And 10,000 about thiB situation.
A*. _? t vnr of doinsr anv
lid ut a sacrifice earn or incur 01 i
e farmer? have sant rural civiliz
1 do not care to chiefly to just
ominautiv negro tion and honie-c
is the negro's each of these co
advantage for ment has provide
e off the farms repayable in
I South for hln- through 30 year
; worthy farm la
Indeed he done buy land. Certs
I am not In fa- possible to buy Is
injustice to tlio tion plan here in
i oeauuiui ana puis- ??
ation. hud been due
two things?eduea- C
>wuership. And in
iuntries the governd
for lending money GENERA
small installments
s or more to help For Bug
borers and tenants Agents for K
ilnly it ought to be
ind on the amortizathe
South; and cer- Ro<
? who, beln
I above and
ompany i-at
L REPAIR SHOP Sworn
Kler, Wagons, Etc. me th,B 1
elly Springfield Rubber
s for Bungles. Correct?*
ck Hill. 8. C. '
g sworn, says that the
foregoing statement Is a
dltton of said bang, aa
the books of said bank.
W. H. MILLEN.
to and subscribed before
2th day of June, 19lS.
W. P. ROBINSON.
Notary Public.
kttest:
E. B. LINGLE,
w T nprnnnT
olina?
"This, I take it. is the n
lem confronting us at th
ence: for we must realize
are to develop a great eivi
the Carolinas at all. it m
gToat rural civilization.
North and South Carolim
per cent of the 1010 popul
rural, less than 15 per cf
people were in cities.
"Let me come then direi
merchants who are ma
aaln prob- merchants who are
is confer- Northern-made cloth
that if we em-made furniture
ligation in made tools and machin
mst be a conducting Carolina f
In both furnishing us with (
i over 8 5 cloth and Carolina-ma<
lation was and Carolina-made to
>nt of the chinerv.
"I speak plainly but
rtly to my out feeling?not that I
now buying negro, but I am in
and North- ^tice to the strugg
and North- whose ancestors
en- should be civilization and wl
actorles and P?w,e,r, ?M,nH
^arolina-made from the blighting ii
ile furniture present condition
ols and ma- nipre, feasts The:
merely to eat and d
I speak with- cer,tajn hoaps4 of '
do not honor property. T
favor of giving tainly our systen
ling white farm- ?>e so revised as
wrought out our less heavily and 1
10 should have lation more heav
tecting himself | PRATICAL
"JU8i?n 1,!rnrno[ 1 "l ^id in the 0
S- est need is a pre,
rink and pile up tu.,atlohn' *rouPe.d
materia! things
leir most sacred * ? T 1
ami thnir efficiency. I ha
a of taxation should _ .
to tax small homes ?.ur P1*11.1
lands held for specuEDUCATION.
overhauling
motor cars. <
mtset that our greatdominant
white pop- PromP?y* ?
in wnite communi- Write us for
g and trained?both
-to a high degree of
ve already referred Schedules
Is equipped to do highwork
on any kind ot
make a specialty of
and painting buggies,
etc. Work turned ont LcHlCciSt
re pay frelgh tone way. Schedule
estimates.
T.v. i?nnoi
Southern Railway. Vl'
w! P. BENNETT.'
. ^ Directors.
,er & Chester Ry. Co.
In Effect March 3rd 1911,
Eastern Time.
WESTBOUND
t?ter ?:00a?3:35p
Lawn 6:30a?4: 0??
iiiror fi'RRa A A O ?*
point and say what in m
aro thp thinps nppdod?
moral foundation is laid
full development of this ri
ration. I should say that v
"fl> Reeopnize tho i
lmportanrp of this rural do
and t all prod\ Mvp and
tivp pffort in sta^e-buildiii
"(21 Wp must havp a
nantly whito population,
npirrhhnrliond or social t
lv opinion our lawyers, bankers ai
-after tlie but because I honor tin
?for the want to see half of the
iral clvlll- talent, ability and en
ve must? still more useful occupn
paramount what a revolution we s
velopment Carolina agriculture oi
construe- manufacturing if we co
ig: either of these busiin
predomi- next ten years all tin
and with leadership now concen
inits com- local nrofession!
i<1 merchants, ifwui* ? men
?m so much I social life. and it i
m bring their folly therefore to sj
terprise into xv 1?ito farmers have ?
itions. Think their barns and hou?
hould have in have no right to pro
r in Carolina treasures, their hom
uld draft into their civilizatio
*sses for the "I believe we can
? talent and sentiment which wil
trated in our xvard compelling nej
try to buy land to
., . . . f . briefly to the n?
S ?i < t ii irn schools practical
iy that southerr demands
x right to protect ..The plain tr
'tect"heir hfgher "ot out ?
ie life and social ^ , ?
n Good Reason F
develop a public When a man 1
1 itself go far to- eral days with
croes 11 the coun- other form of h
themselves as is is then cured soi
?ed for making our Premier C
but the subject cer- I
fuller treatment. ? .?
utli is that we are as lnformat
f our shools what we guaranteed. I
1 Dally depa
or His Enthusiasm. No. 113?]
has suffered for sev- IIlll and way
colic, diarrhoea or No. 118?1
owel complaint and Columbia am
und and well by one No. 114?!
'arrtar of the South. Ar. Chest<
ledule figures published
Ion only and are not l-<v. Chest<
Effective Sept. IB. 1911. ] v- R,cbh
. 4 T.v. Hasco
.rture from Lancaster: j v port
10:06 a. m. for Rock Ar; LanCi
stations. Connect
i:31 a. m. for Camden, ern. Sea
d way stations. Northwest
2:00 p m. for Camden, _Fori. J
Br 7:30a?6 :20p
EASTLiGUND
er 9:30a?6:45p
>urg .. . .10:20a?7:26p
mville. . ..10:?0a?7:35p
Lawn .. ..11:00a?7:60p
aster 11:30a?8
Ions?Chester. itb Southboard
and Carolina ft
.era Railways.
Lawn, with Seaboard Air
posed of a homogenous pf
"(3) They irurt hp lion
and educated or trained
and young) to a high d^gi
cionoy and productiveness':
"Ml They must aim at
fold program of 'Hotter
Better Business, Hotter Td
Ing especial emphasis on
tion, since the developmen
power is our greatest lack
?ople; : "Certainly In our tall
ie-owningt wealth-building there a
(both old more important than
ree of effl- state and society and
give first honor to the
the three- and overalls who are <
Farming, productive and constr
ving.' lay- and to have the schools
co-opera- at helping as well as
t of social 95 per cent who po, <
: into these productive o
xtwMil .1 . C tl.sv r .w.?? eo.,1
< on common- already tno policy u
re few things some further legisla
to have the necessary. The citj
the schools Just passed a law si
men In Jeans J?rity of the prope
loing genuine ?^y block can say t
active work, land in that block s
aim primarily person of a different
honoring the Why, then, can not i
">r should go, Carolina or any otl
ccupations In- law giving a simlln
- country people? \v
1 tllO tOWHS J OUl u 1 iwu uunco ui
tion may also bo Cholera and Dial
r of Atlanta has often the case, 1'
tying that a ma- I16 should be
rty owners In a praise of the rei
hat in future no 's 'his the case
haO be sold to a when life is thre;
race rrom them. 'n need of such
Georgia or South 'nils- Sold by i
Iter state pass a mwm^
r privilege to it>
^uauiuenuia & ?_,uuc, UOIUDlDia, U1
rrhoea Remtd/, as Is tlons.
t Is but natural that No. 117?
enthusiastic In his Hill, Yorkvlll
nedy, and especially Charlotte, W
of a severe attack and New Yoi
atened. Try It when * E. McG
a remedy. It never bla, S. C.; M
ill dealers. : Charleston, S
larieston ana way ?ta- ?au
Lancast
7:48 p. m. for Rock
e and way tationi. Also .
ashingtou, Philadelphia ^
lee. >. O. P. A.. ColumT
-- r. m A v> a blood, builds
J. H. Caffey, D. P. A., derfully strei
> C. the depretsii
way,
er, with Southern Railway.
A. P. McLURE, Supt.
est Hot Weather Tonic
iSTRLESSchill TONIC enriches the
up the whole system and will wonigthen
and fortify you to withstand
tig effect of the hot summer. 50c.
ft?n??e?
1 ? ? 1 lll^ ru-u|n*i diiu
manifest itself mainly in
neighborhood enterprise <
on the principle of patro
dends and 'one man one '
should embrace co-nperath
Ing. producing, marketing
credits:
"( (!> The agencies chie
ed in carrying out snch :
are:
"(at A better school sy:
II ^IIUUIU MCitU IM tilt- ? |H'l * T IM
local or non-productive occupnt
' ?^n 11M v!d IM Mia R ATION?R ACI
nape divi- r. ATI OX.
vote ) and
in In buy- "As for my next
and rural namely, that to build i
zatlon we should hav
fly repair- nantlv white populatio
t propram few will disapree with
not blind ourselves, yr
stem, with fart that the nepro has
ion p. said that where ther
vi GTrT-ni- '"unity a|i<> the maj
' 0,1 fc'* dent white land own
ilieir community wli
proposition? ?ff a district in whl
r? groat oivili- lawful to sell to a p
e a predoml- ent race? And sine
n?I presume lpKe would be givei
me. We can own the land, t
ui say. to the ')0 said to discrimii
nowhere built rare, and the whites
I ,|? ....
e Is a white comority
of the resi- III
lers wish to keep III C!
lite, they can lay ID ,
ch it will be un- l|| ' ac*
rrson of a diifer- k ? I T?u'i
0 the same privl- III ??
1 negroes, where R M g
he law could not fs K _
nate against any J
would lose little ' I lllll
? ?/ . ?M.?. in ! F B K U
[i % n o
' color Ribbon; | ja B g | R IH$
t Spacer; Tabula- R j fi , ? H jTilting
Paper B I 5 ? E B ? ft.
e; Hinged Paper g I
crs and other New ft > 8 S ? f t v M
ur"* inJ!
ion cor term-, compulsory ;
and with text books and t<
pocinlly adnptr d to farm 1
"(b) More v liito imniit
the grouping of white an
In separate neighborhoods
putilic sentiment and reasr
(station can act:
"(c) Plans for helping
ants l?ny land and for et
home-ownership.
"idi In each county a
itteminnoe vip a ponuine otvilizati
aching os- any important eontrib
ifo; Thorn has not, howevi
rrants and general recognition of
d negroes i think follows as tho !
as fast as namely. that tho mor*
liable lop- dominant is tho white <
make-up of tho po|
white ten- creator tho percentage
icourapinp have in our popnlatio
the typo of tho civiliz;
farm dom- hone to develon.
on or ma no ,1W
utlon to ouo. communities wholly
r>r. been such negroes anyhow, o
a fart which ';,w would not ho rot
night the day, case?It would appl
> largely pre- "ales?and white
dement in the districts could conti
milation, the or could sell it to i
ll0f,nhii,;VV" WHY SEGRF
n. the higher
it ion we may few of my it
favoring segregation
surrounded by |8 8 B 6 fi w
f course, too. the gn 8 fj 0 B h
roactive in either ffl i I E g
y only to future M I 1 ^
owners in black 03 ? Q u ?
nue to rent land Hp jgjj
legroes. | fl IT
:gation? i H
tany reasons for j
i?and not mere- . jjS
^"\^B
onstration agent. a count
tendent of schools, a com
officer?each employed for
time?hacked by a local
a county fair wholly devot<
niunity development:
"(el In each township r
Union and a farm woman
encourage neighbors to coevorv
plan for business, e<
or social improvement.
v superin- "There arc a thousi
ritv lioalth xvhioh you hpp<1 to givi
his whole South Carolina, as wo
paper and Carolina, hut thorp is
i>d to com- half so much worth y
| as increasing tho peroe
i Farmers' white population. In
i's rluh to the record of the last d<
operate in tained, you will have c
lucational, population white, but tl
satisfy you. Before th
tnd things to ?* f?r ravonng u j
e attention in Profoundly believli
do in North onl>' ?a>* now ln siR
nothing else o?s situat.on?may
our retention .
ntage of your "Because it is n
"rt years if olir whlte farmers a
wade is main- a satisfactory social
>ver half vour Because it wl
his should not Rreater safety and ]
at time, mop ''Because it will
. schools and church
jassiveiy nili ror
up in it aa the
lit out of a peril- M
be piven as fol
ecessary to plve gttyfflBgS&i
nrt their families *
life. >|
11 insure them **
protection.
plve them better
es.
NEW MODEL
- of the
[ w
ENCOURAGE PRODUCT
,> - BOR.
"Now let us glance very
the various planks In this
In the first place. I say t
are to have a great rural <
the state and the schools n
nlze the importance of sue
opment and must shift
phasls from the less impoi
to the more important vor
JVF* I I":,n iwo-iiiirun in ;uu
ought to be white?eve
to spend $lo,non,oon
briefly at your resources and in
platform. Northern and Western
:hat if we or* to romp down into
Mvillzation one of America's
lust recog- commonwealths,
h a devel- "Yet instead of incre
their em- portion of acreage far
tant work farmers we And that ii
k in build- cade the white farm aci
>n If you haw "BecauM It will <
advertising ^-operation and cc
vlting thrifty priflea?work in wl
white farm- Imposalbl* for whit
, what should wo'? together sure,
richest white "R^ause it will
conditions in the
aslng the pro- rac ' i. m
med by white Recause t will
n a single de- South what It most
cage In North Boater proportion
ipen the way for
i-operative enterllch
It is almost
es and blacks to
?ssfully.
improve moral
relations of the ? ?
Klve the rural
sorely needs?a JL
of white people, r
or/Miwl(n cr aii t Af clDiJ
^HE Royal always has
is a new model whicl
mt Roval Vlrwlol 5?fv
ft, || A i?"acM ?L
l\ II yri writ.-r nil
\ Ikafl thr world.
U^, WjtKr end ampii
^^7 advantage
grade bun
> been abreast with the
b places it far in the 1
rr?rv off; pp monndpr p\
the Royal is one o( the
d moat important typelufacturing
concerns in
with unlimited resources
; ability, offering eyery
of dealing with a highness
institution.
i best; here
ead. Read 1
Tf?V\r cfrsncwf
ins up a cornmonwealth,
recognize the fact that w
day throughout the Sout
men who are creators of \
too many who are merely
In the wealth that other
creating. When I was i
was struck with the fact tl
Japanese ethics gave th
more honor and a higher i
than the merchant or the
thn thonrv hnin v Mint thn
They must Carolina decreasing (
e have to- acres, and In South f
h too few 600.00ft, while the No
vealtli and negroes In the same pe
traffickers their acreage over 200.
men are the South Carolina n
n Japan I 150,000?in each case
liat the old farm acreage gaining
e farmer farm acreage at the
social rank 700,000 acres a decade
hanker? whole rich South Atli
tnrmoF lo n territnrv vast Clio
>vor 500 OnO ? ' " * '
arollna over ^rmers by f
,rtb Carolina h>' P vldinp: all-wli
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the noero mf'n w,n thPn 1)0 v
on the whf" ,hose ?"?
rate of over ants, work and sa
And in our good farmers an
tntlc terri'ory whereas they are u
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legroes. and (2) mr>
ite communities '"P
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to move into. Feo
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rilling to go into 1
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ve, and become a '
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create Instead of creators
"I honor our merchant
yers and bankers?I wou
up any class feeling?bu
Ith, a man natural resources ric
tore of the make it a white man*
merchant white farm acreage <h
in the de- ticp.lly 3 per rent, \vl
1 for their farm acreage increase!
* essntlally "In the face, therefc
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of wealth. Jority In South Carolin
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Id not stir 1y a million acres a
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only In a ma
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rate of near- Wei
decade, it is Seems a long til
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provide certain it the
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buy land without to be
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Carolines are reported t
three poorest American si
a per capita wealth of $4'
Carolina and $4 20 In Nor
against a $1,318 averagi
whole United States?mi
also admit that not all oi
lawyers and merchants <
us?slmnlv because these
of the Jap- wnue seniors ironi i
when put West and front Engl?
rt that the and Ireland if we ran
wo of the "Another poliry tht
tates?with absolutely necessary 1
14 In South our present condition i
th Carolina viting further white I
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ist we not rural districts. Th
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immigration Is cannot sufficiently <
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roughout the Ointment. It has
rhlte farmers which has troubled
n their homes years." All druf
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as "teier '?an- i t x# w?
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sxpress ray thanks %
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