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2 MORE CO-OPERAT i rno nnn i ai I nil I W.e have organize' ||\J t gin companies, owner Ullf ! farmers and operated II-71 Tim I ests* we *lave establl :S. JEROME LOS Ished a Central I HA l-lA THE LANC irn |l| Italiau liiiiniK ILu Im Ho> to New 1 Iu the Intel illT nil XI I llll ASTKK NEWS, SEPTE3 rant Itises from Otlice MAKES fork Hunk Presidency. ttxt 'eating people depart- ; O.......... V..-- A ... 1. I IBER 2, 1913. > PLEA FOR statei IVERSAL PEACE tupfa ? 11ailk No. 222. >IENT OF THE CONDITION OF dm Fat ran? raiKTrn Lt55 UIMh There Are Too Many tural Associatic THE MARKETING PI 11 / /l 1 11 11\| oeuiuK .vgeurj lor ( 1/M I IIIII oilities for handling and otherwise affoi i to the producer In I products. Aericul- 1 Those results havt about, in the main, 1 Interests co-operati 1 Farmers' Union in th J farmer cannot be hel| zanizes, and the gov* ROBLEM. help the farmer exce :onon wiui ia- ijiy i ir the 1913 crop, fl U I U riled assistance ,,,vy 1 ,VJ Lhe sale of his - been brought "Gentleman Ro i>y the business ug with the Chauffeur, < eir work. The >ed until he or jrument cannot n/\|,|,,n , *, pt through or- HOPING AG, in I UIN I HAW ago, was au ii the New York ger," the Noted he, nowt sefvet migrants Cout Dut on Bond. encouragment. in various par acts as a voli . lians here an AINST HOPE. try. The folio' orptciiit/ci /viun u uu ears an article about who. thirty-five years Bust of L mmigrant office boy iu Cremer Banking House which Cari > as President. To iuii is a shining light of The Ha; He banks for them . . ts of the country, and y intary Consul for Ita- Audrew Ca d iu his native coun- late Sir wing is an exact from the hall ol . - v lib i n ate Sir William Randal! located Unveiled l>y Andrew C 086 0 ie?ie at The Ha?ue. Loans Overdra gue, Aug. 30.?The cere- Furnltu he unveiling yesterday by Due fi iruegie of of a bust of the ! Bank filliam Randal Cremer in q^ij6110 ' justice of the new Peace ! anVar 'n 11\ 1*1 U l?U urillll u, ? W at Lancaster, S. C., at the business August 9th, 1913. RESOURCES, and Discounts. . $141,249.13 fts 1,986.97 re and Fixtures 2,876.00 rom Banks and ers 20,309.28 y 3,673.00 9,42.60 Ln?l Othnr MI nnr One Can't Join All A Read Literature, Attei ings and Plow T By Peter Radfon FortWorth, Texas, Sept in modern history has tin many movements organ!: United States to help the ganizatou. I ssociations, NEWSPAPER SHOU1 nl Meet(X>, i. Foundation of All Su I paper Work, Accoi . 1.?Never ^re been so ] Carolina Publisher. zed In the The following pi farmers as .. , ? * Lawyers Having ,I)HK HONEST Thwarting Other Sid iccess iu News- Sherbrooke, Qu ding to North York state made i day in its tight t< Thaw to Matteawt jper on "The mains in the She me article; "Mr. Conti \ Now SuccociIimI is Italian provin< ? .1 w # near ancient >rtat ion Walt for shortly after 1 e to Move. family decided mised land acr e., Aug. 29.?New they arrived 1 10 step forward to- to the public o return Harry K. after which he in asylum. He re- place as an rbrooke Jail on a ne became an vas born in 1866 in the !>a,ace wa! le of Massa e Carrara, nemoustrai Florence and Pisa. movement, his tenth birthday, his cremer w? to emigrate to the pro- , ,, 3 oss the Atlantic. When torParliam( lere, Cesare, was sent |?^r ? schools for si" years; i was ready to take his al independent worker. 1 e . office-boy in the very mony- Ai J the occasion for a great I Coin, tiou in favor of the peace Checks Sir William Randal Total s the originator of the tnentary conferences, a win- Capital Nobel Peace Prize and for Surplus icretary of the Internation- Undlvid don League. I Cum was crowded for tho cere- ' Taxes nong those in attendance Dlviden .. C ?1.~ 1? tr>? T...II..1.1. 126.69 and Cash Items 603.88 $.$171,666.00 LIABILITIES. Stock Paid In.. * 50,000.00 Fund 1,260.00 ed Profits, less >nt Expenses and i Paid 3,898.74 ds Unpaid.. .. 12.00 . ? l a., u at present, and there are n alia' with free samples f( that besets agriculture, should put out a "No Hel sign, but it is important t ploy only the kind of hel] A great many people aji lleve that because a farm his coat when he thinks, not capable of understa problems. Men can sit I entirely surrounded bv lanv "euro- ->?w*paper una me ft >r every ill ut recent meetinj No farmer Carolina Press Asso d Wanted" r. r. Clark, publtshe hat he em- marR state8vUle N. [> he needs. ipear to he- "The public has a \ er pulls off the newspaper; the that he is more vitally concernei luliiiE his for without the con In libraries hooks and Public, the support i luuc was reau i comuiuinem wine 5 of the North , him into court unt elation bv Mr. I convenes In Octob< r of The Land- Jerom?' ?f<;rrin counsel, has been I the throwing of th rital concern in him. newspaper is' "Gentleman Ri 1 in the public, frstwhlle Times . lounged about tl ilulence of the ttils afternoon, lu mil encourage- near Jerome, wrob n wm iioi oruiK bank or w liter, il the King's bench dent; and clini >r. William Travers by step to his g with Canadian "Only forty unable to secure head of a num ie bolt that detains est activities. C tains immlgrai oger" Thompson, large America Square chauffeur, Sabaudo Stoan he hotel corldors passengers am nched and dined i York and Bos p letters to friends, 'ports; the I i He is now the presi- 7 ' ibed up the ladder step ?,ow?1?n present position. ^ Intern? -six, Mr. Conti is the ??a ber of firms of the wid- ? Larnej }esare Conti, Inc main- entered it banks in most of the w.as fre<I^ n cities: the Lloyd P,ause- H aship Cpmpany carries Peac? J 1 freight between New ??m ? ton and the Italian *'.en v talo-American Stores 1 J?, UCIO UL Vlir V_/UI UfftlW ?iU- 1 IUUJYIUI tor International Peace| I Ject I itional Arbitration League Time C Interparliamentary Union. | posit, ;ie was loudly cheered as Certlfle< the hall and his speech Cashier ?ntly punctuated with ap- ; Notes ? [e made a powerful plea count and praised Emperor Wil- Bills Pj rmany for having reigned i Certil .'ithout staining his hands | Borrc ia i ucyuoiu) ouu* to Check 16,396.S3 ertlflcates of De 10,088.27 1 Checks 10.00 's Checks 10.63 ind Bills Redtsed 10,000.00 tyable, Including flcates for Money wed 80,000.00 papers and concoct schcm the valley with grain fiel hills with flocks and herd estly believe they can farmer enough wealth to king, hut the farmer kn than to exchange magic f eense. Men skilled In tr feel capable of instructs mer in the art of cheati hut the farmer knows tl Earth will not be Hokd pii cover of the public, th ds and the newspaper is at an ei s. and hon- publication of a new make the sense a private busines ransom a a factory or other b ows better supposedly to supply or common is a private businesi ading may larger sense a public ig tbe far- more vitally concerned nK nature, attitude toward it. lat Mother first importance to coi Tl.? -? *i e career of tlio walked trie street nd. White the ke?It s,lont as, roKa a.9lpuMio^n eed! }mv!nK borllei ^ it u in -i to cross tl10 hordei business and is P? tth .1 in the public Postponement, on It is. then, of THOMPSON K iisider the atti- Furnlsbed wltu s unmolested and Company expo rds the Thaw case, chinery. tools, < 1 on $500 ball to- back painting! > charge of having oils, cigars, fr by stealth" and of nc for the prli undesirable, Thaw, Avenue and tl \ He will be tried Mulberry Stre< barring further "Hut no mar Wednesday next, perament couli vicpq ottikt wholly engagei yu 'are Contl is ai counsel by the italv and the >rts autos, shoes nia-1 . ' ' y etc., to Italy and brings s, hats wines, cheese, J',/ *? uits, lemons, and gar- "RS ncely firms on Fifth re?'Jzat^n he tenement stores of mm,>rsa| 1 war. The i of his power and tern- ^,1^ ^Ir- 1 1 permit himself to bo il by Ills business. Cos- V1? n ambassador between V United States?minffl-'. . ?rQ _>v iion. inomas uurt, aean 1 rotai lsli house of commons, re- STATE r. Carnegie. He said that | Coi pointed favorably to the ! Befor of Cromer's dream of Cashier peace, despite the Balkan who, b< barbaric horrors of this the abo ?urt added, would arouse Is a tru 1e feeling of revulsion and shown I peace advocates nearer itlve. I Swon eardale, president of the me this 911 l.bOO.UU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, iinty of Lancaster?ss. e me came W. H. Mlllen, of the above named bank, ;ing duly sworn, says that >ve and foregoing statement e condition of said bank, as >v the books of said bank. W. H. MILLEN. i to and subscribed before 15th day of August, 1913. problems of aprlculture ; ions as tlie multiplication they cannot bp solved 1 turr.l mapiclans makinp i order or by seekinp throuph faith', hope and c Is a cold business proposil The farmer can only throuph common sense an tlon. The farmer is al about on the farm, but h wav In t)ir> mnrl/nf ..1 ...... .iic luue ui nit" newspap ire as sor- public; how the new table and be conducted to merit by agricul- confidence of the pub piracies to paper has the public marketing follows that it will h liaritv. It support, 'ton- "The matter of prl be helped as j see it, the founda d co-opera- CPf.s for a newspaper i >le to get the public, I would su P 'oses his tence, 'Be honest with it luwuru me Thaw family an< spaper should Spending money and retain the samo source, ilic; for if the and repeatedly re confidence it transpired on and ave the public morning on whicl away from the asj me Importance District Attorr tion of all sue- sheriff Ilornbeck In dealing with ty returned home m up in a sen- waited here since l the public.' Iinnlnp Thaw won 1 provided with clal, it is true, presumably from ting increased Thompson flatly jng commercial fused to tell what two countries after the Sunday respect of eacl li he drove Thaw invariably acc< rlum. , trade relations ley Conger and tary Italian co of Dutchess coun- time, his mone today. They had help his comp Wednesday Inst | lil be turned over ' , but potent in eomenharmony. In further- v,d* d Crp* I exrhanKe between the ab,ed h, he has increased that behalf of t] h for the other which j Dena11 or 11 >mpanies international i. He acts as a volunnsal, and Rives of his ! ' X y, and his influence to atrloto.** . JLX.V-JV. mentary Union, eulogized :Ie, who, he said, had pro-1 ler with means which en- Correctto accomplish so much In he peace movement. :k Hill GROVE'S 1 ir- r* ! blood, bui W. P. ROBINSON, Notary Public. ?Attest: W. T. GREGORY, A. B. FERGUSON, W. P. BENNETT, Director?. Best Hot Weather Tonic TASTELESS chill TONIC enriches the his up the whole system and will won .. : i"?"" there he most needs assls TOO MANY ORGANIZ, There are too manv a assoelations. The mania fzatlon Is causing confusic and a wasting of energy. Including the government organize the fanners, a farmer joined all the as read their literature nn tllfilr r\r/l l<i r. ? it a nee "ThG term embra< means to be eandtd, f \TIONS. all men at all times. , ever the matter of firs for i' in the conduct of the >n of effort publ,0atl?inv can , nefv< Everybody. SUfTS"I fP 8?rt ?f . wants to Worth Wh,lend If the "The first duty of i relations. to Rlve tho news. Th d attended newspaper unless It p ;ea much. It to the immlgratlo air and just to be deported to Except that be and Franklin Kei t consideration tomey general of ] newspaper, the night their plans a ?r attain real conferred all after success that Is Qn a means of ge Jail but without s? a newspaper is The belief grev e paper Isn't a disposition of the rints the news, with high Domli j , 41. 4 1. nr 1 ? MtAf >11 authorities and Tonpo^Pr / Vermont. Jerome AjdnCdSLer < nnedy, deputy at- Schedule In El New York, said to- I _ ire Indefinite. They j "* * noon trying to hit I , WE tting Thaw out of Lv. Lancaster, iccess. I Lv. Fort Law ir here today that Lv. 'Rlchburg. case rested solely Ar. Chester. . lion officials and i EA ? e??-? 1 tf /lAlll/1 OnV 1 if fc Chester Ry. Co. rLa fTect March 3rd, 1012. itern Time. f ISTBOUND. * 6:00a?3:35p n 6:30a?4:08p GKNEi 6:55a?4:43p For u 7:30a?5:20p 1 STBOUND. Agents for n.1 A. e.ir. I T .gle iVltg. sr Company ^ IIA L REPAIR SHOP I " guarant ugglet, Wagonf, Etc. j Daily Kelly Springfield Rubber ; I 1 . fr*i- n? i - - anf rentfthen an<l fortify,you to withstand ising effect of the hot summer. 50c. iules Southern Railway. tiler Carrier of the South. ?Schedule figures published rmatlon only and are not eed. Effective Sept. 16, 1912. departure from Lancaster: .13?10:05 a. m. for Rock 1 way stations. ...... viuiMnin;e?, n? WOUI Mme to plow. It la passi that our state legislature propriate trousands of dol of It to be used In organ -cultural associations In where the farmers are nl oughly organized, and oft ness men's associations emissaries to organize the at best they can only hope t existing organizations. T '1 have no ana 11 snouia ne eunn ng strange 1" securing and puhl is will ap- news that is worth wh lars, much s?-itutes news and win lzing agri- not worthy of publirat localities about which editors di realv thor- may var>' to some exti times busi- localities. No ironcls send out .,al(1 down for guidanc farmer and *s a newspaper, it sh r> duplicate field as nearly as possi 'he farmer deavor to Inform , en 'si ana zphious uiai iinuu^ii hi*~i lishing all the move be made. 1 lie. What con- deal of talk aboul it is worthy or reseniatlves trying Ion is a matter Dupuls, the Coati ffer, and which committed Thaw, ent in different mitment, but so id rule can be learned nothing en e, if the paper ' Thaw's lawyers, ould cover the hi keeping him ble; should en- thwarting his dop< tertain and in- hig for the other ! it inn; wuiu ???/ ii? vyiiuovci rhere was a groat Lv. Richburg. t Now York's rep- Lv. Bascomvlll ; to induce Alexis Lv. Fort Lawn leook justice who Ar. Lancaster to quash the com- | Connectionsfar as could be; era, Seaboari imp of it. Northwestern ] having succeeded Fort Lawn, in jail and thus Line Railway, irtation, are wait- Lancaster, w side to move. All A. j.oua? 10:20a?7:25p j le 10:30a?7:35p _ 11:00a?7: 50p O*"" 11:30a?8:l!>p grade repa ?Cheater with South- r 1 and Carolina & vehicle. \ Railways. overhaulln with Seaboard Air ???c motor cart ith Southern Railway, promptly. . P. McLURE, Supt. Write ua I ? NO. 1 Rock Hill. 8. O. Columb! No. 1 it Is equipped to do high- columb itr work on any kfud of tions. Ve make a specialty of H1[^?Yo r and painting bngglee, j Chariot) i, etc. Work turned out j an^N^ W? pay frelgh tone way. bla, S. lor estimates. ' Charles) 18?8:31 a. m. for Camden, la and way stations. 14?1:45 p. m. for Camden, la. Charleston and way sta.17?7:48 p. m. for Rock rkvllle and way stations. Also te, Washington, Philadelphia v York. . McGee, A. 0. P. A., ColumC.; W. H. CafTey, D. P. A., ton, S. C. noes not need organizatio as co-operation and plans formulated by which the s can effectively co-operate ciations which the farmer Sanized, and business #n co-operate in their efforts lar farmers' organizations governmental co-op The recent approprlatio )Oii by the federal trover n as much struct; but always kc should bo to bo honost and fal lOvornraent should put his oonso with asso- work and remember tl s have or- wo aro honost with 1011 should wlll bo neeesarv to pi with roftu- ant things at times. | "Our duty to the i K RATION' 'tlwavs a statement of any matter in which n of $50,- interostod, or about v 'ri riinn * ?/> 1*Tuifl eping In mind inmeauon* presagf r. The editor Jerome unless sor ienep into the took n hand in thf lie golden rule. DUPUIS TEI,T. the puldie, it , ihlish unpleas- parlor of rook, Justiee of t ... . frequently interi > 111)11c requires nupuis> talkpd tl the farts about tonip(S made to ha the public is commitment idiirh It has a ..j djdn.t thJnk mi a KillK wait nir nc oiip !iiph<>r up ,3 ABOUT IT. Ill UL Ills home at Coatlhe Peace Dupuls, H i Q .. upted by Mrs. onlpht of the at- 111 -j-e ivo him quash the III pthe eonimitment P? ^ M _ ?EW MODEL 5 j| I I I Y> ro-color Rihhon; I n?ers and other New 1 | I | fi ;uturc?- rS&Sm marketing, followed by priation of $15,000 by the Islature. and with other Ing consideration to problems, renders an Iniix eessitv for organization r farmers. Tho farmer oa without organization, but ressfullv market, he must his neighbor. Our go both state and national, brought fare to rnno ?wi IIKIH v\> l 11 i r? .in appro- that wo should publish Toxas lop- hoar, ovon if it bo truo statos civ- arr not lopitimato f< markotinp publication and on tlio r?rativo no- surroundinp tliom th itnonp tli*? may dopond. In dor n produco print tho nowspapor si to sue- to sfronpthen tho tnorr unito with wolfaro of tho public: rernnionts. propross and aid in ui aro now will havo to appoar v u.x-7. II.,. in.-..!! was regular when everything we |-)upuig. "But thf Some things xhaw was very an: r,r newspaper j,eld. Tliey were eireumstanees j allowed myself t eir legitimacy "On Wednesday iding what to (..,h,m1 themselves innld endeavor thorities wanted n il and material sherhrooke. give T to encourage turn him loose. 1! ?1 ifI. The evil 1I had a horf vith the good, that afternoon." t Signed It," Raid > sheriff who had (Tons ho should ho so Insistent that M I I 8 D o ho persuaded. Iff jj 1 S I , some men who EH 8 | K K immigration au- K 5 S Tt 8r no to go right to a y haw a nearing and El p tut I could not do io I wanted to sell fl lems of agricultural orgat order to deal successfully marketing problem. 1 oe National Farmers' tlie most powerful organ the Western Hemisphere, taken half a century of hundreds of thousands of build up the farmers to tin degree of organized effinie powerful machinery alrea hip pron- |)ut flip tilings tliat dog lization in modified as much as with the slstent with giving tl always remember to 1 Union is fair." ization on 1 and it has effort and AMKIUCANS LEAVI dollars to eir present ney. This Many Are Coing to dy in op- mwl fjftlvesl racio should no Mrs. Dupuis ontc possible con- than her husband. ie news. Hut "Let me tell lie honest and Dupuis, "I'm for 1 hurt him for the w is not going to do t \C, MEXICO. Power of ' Famous Sclent Xew Orleans I "Something must C ton I spread of the opt red. She Is tailor K9 you," said Mrs. B Thaw. I wouldn't orld. My husband *|j tnythlng hasty." the I'rrss. ist (excitedly>? II A >o done to stop the 11 Jtl um habit nufionK 11 l NEW MODE BBflHBDSEHBBHBl _KaR L of the c.uuuii snouid be utilize government in their markt and all local unions should -to co-operate with gov agencies in solving the ma iems. The farmer Is always i look a gift horse in the r the government is his. and ing the good offices of gove is taking his own money ing his own agencies tc d by the -tinJ? plans' Wa.shinKton, Auk. 2 be williUK the State Department 'ernmental ueil to tell of the exo rket prob- cans from Mexico. Fi came news of large i nclined to ering from adjacent ! nouth, but was said hundreds we in accept- Vera C "z from the S? rnment he or Stat, to await emb and utillz- many prboably will g VOPV ? r? /4 fiolifooirtn ! women." !>.?Reports to ( Great Kditor today eontin- well, sir; I II pue dus of Amerl- saying that a han rom Tampleo of old age lumbers Rath States and It'TiOTQ p AfV re expected at I5AUJV [>uthem Inter!- j TI7 rakatlon.While o to New Or- ! ' * la a wrvAd!/-.;! I y i\??% ^ I .ani>uktiti* (calmly)?"Very i : in a paragraph, rk wring for opfam ft rr ACHE ORRY YOU? r| Anl> U?J< I utfno.1 1 rHE Royal always h: an(* *m 9^ advanta grade b as been abreast with tf _l f . a of the Royal is one of the and roost important trpenanufacturing concerns in Id. with unlimited resources pie ability, offering every igo of dealing with a huhusiouss institution. le best; here who gets garden seed froi gressman knowa there Is government and ran realiz portant It la to find a marl products. In taking hold of marl government la tackling t buaineaa proposition of a nation and one that will r combined efforts of all thi ngeneiea of civilization niiOAr not I... m his con- that not a few will s power in Tuba, while Home will :e how im- Consul Letscher of ket for the ported that a train lef terday hound for El T ceting, the party of Americana inc he biggest 28 women, 17 childre ny age or ber of other foreign* equire the however, that owing ti R powerful of the tracks no foreca The pro- of the time of their IV 1.-1 1,;,1 | .I.V ....... ...... . eek safety In j How to (1 ge to Europe. i How many peoj Chihuahua re- i aching back? t that city yea- j How few know 'aso carrying a If It hurts to st< lucling 54 men ! If you suffer in and a num- pains? era. 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" #*< 4 -y sv.% arrange to uae the exp panles as a medium of < between the producer and ress com- to 1,923 bags. The llstrlbntlon this time Is quiet, th consumer, the new crop not havl market here at United States, e movement of Remember thi ug commenced and take no othei i e Name?Doan's? | |j OdU TVnTUTU COWAXY f g * ? i i? i*? -?? . .? ..h X t f_ i *$kmm|