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r ( g? jt ilanraetrr (SKMI WEEKLY. n a vttt a iirvr rn from the pen of Mies Cri UI0 hurst, whiCh an official J ) est in the inforceq^ ? against indecent pubilca fa . TfflELAN jR)el Pa^k- CHANGE PUBLIC pkosH luUr- a newspaper repc nt of lat(s up a recent murder < tlODS C&UBO^ cnuntv In u*lil<?l\ hn CASTER NEWS, OCTOI SENTIMENT. | >rter In writing ;ase in Florence 11 ano 1 vur<) i<*t nf M W i if flSR'28,-1913. Itet : > if VOillAa Vf * 8. HOUGH'. . .Businc .BLIS HEIRS' ANNOUN< Published Tuesdayt Fridays at Lancaster, by The Lancaster Pu Company, successors t Ledger, established 186 Review, established 187 Enterprise, established and entered as secoi * liirn to denounce *the *w Mgr. "vile, absolutely vile!" CEMENT: ! One thousand cases c 8. C., been shipped to the ini] bllshlng of the Czar of Russia 2* The ^ath treatment which I The physician has proscribes 1891, the Czar's next order w ad-class with t)io tmvn pminfll i magazine as acquittal was rend< "Sentiment was aga -c-~ tlie slayer. The Jur >t mud have _ .. . ? . , . , a verdict according t perlal palace _ .. , _ .. . rather than according for the mud .. . . . , that was introduced I w 1! 8 Commenting on t til i ? i Abbeville Medium sa 111 be plaeed . e [if It.'innoutAr -*%?. a. . jred, remarked: * i ust convicting fa y clearly found , 0 this sentiment ; to the evidence he above, The /, 1 some verdicts. ? matter Oct. 7, 19 OS, postofflce at Lancaster, under Act of Congr March 8. 1879. SUBSCRIPTION PRI (In Advance.) < Y. Jw . V. W . v J' .all . TO SUBSCRIBES *S W^? eas"y 8CO?P ess of abundant slush from o> and send it to those wh< ? its remedial effects. Su has not yet been presort' /we therefore protest a * * forcod into taking it. * -*i?_ .ifron* So The Greer Ne\vs-L< i u dhc sentiment u up the over- killer and no matter ur Mdewalks III the case, the Jury o care to try tlment. disregarding , . J and their oath." cn treatment . ,. . . , . , That this is true 1 bed here and ... lt ... by the way the p gainst being ' .. . abuses the pardon in when juries must enough to convict ?aoer resents . . .. c.'ikpk nr miinlor on t ivors uie man what the facts rjTljMfjG responds to sen- IS evidence, law ~ s also evidenced resent executive J p power. Even er up courage ,, especially in li<> luirt of whitn VflD.c'XiiL f REPORT OP TIIE FIRST at Lancaster |n the Stat business, October Jtl, 1 Loans and Discounts.. . Overdrafts, secured and U. S. Bonds to secure ci U. S. Bonds to secure U. No. 7838. THE CONDITION OP NATIONAL BAN] e of South Carolina, at the close 913. RESOURCES. 1230,445. unsecured 7,032. rculatlon 50,000. S. DeDoslts. ... $17,500 >1 t.'- Yd^ir subscription m on- paid up. to and lncludinj marked on your label. I (frect stopped 'ook at your di aroUou will probably find 5 arol?ehind one year, he cannot send eac Tnl?scrlber a statement. 1r ^ Your Label, ran _ udeTUE8I)AV, OCTOBER 2S Inys^ ust be being quoted and comtr ; year The Lancaster News, th f paper ing from many other p 'ou are which do not feel gard to The News. W< h sub- contemporary no reil ook at meant upon the town, v ______ small, is said to be quit< I |j)j3 Why should a place as caster he content to rr lented on by .. .... wen, the verdict is lertby differ- . . ... . .. _ . interposition of the aptrs of the f .. er, because the go thus in re- ,. . ... ., that public sentimen e assure our .... . ot the man-slayer, ection was . .... , But most itnportai .hich though ... are we going to do e flourishing. , . . answer is obvious, old as\Lan- , , ... .. , \ mould public geutlm< 'tnnin 11 - . . . . ? nullified by the pardoning pow- rur^^V vornor realizes t is en the side it of all is what ^ about it? The The forces that (jzjfflfjjUkl >nt must i\?t re fTXSfll Other bonds to secure U. Kfjly Premiums on U. S. Bon Hot ! Bonds, Securities, etc.. . sJSy\ | Banking, House, Furnit ^JttA Due from National Ban serve agents) ~*jLJ ? Due from approved lies r?jJ3u Checks and other Cash 'J&& Notes of other National Fractional Taper Curre and Cents Mr J Lawful Money in Bank. S. Deposits. .. . 10,000 27,500. ds 260. 2,373. uro and Fixtures 3,471. ks (noi re. - $40,231.22 erv?> Agents. . 18.217.33 Items 4,379,49 Banks 4,660.00 ney, Nickels, 21.31 vie; 00 J 00 u Si! H (put"' y?uj? i iVMWKV - Chu~ jW^i'Veather forecast fo \ n -)P* Rain and colder en yearay probably fair. att. -? ,t ' ? e*i*\Have yctu planned any ini ooflillowe'en? . 8t mdrl Are you going to the t ^j?kis week? r South c'uss w,th 11 ut>u* town Tuesday; We do not belong anioi , towns, nor have we cea -J ? as our contemporary poi s^hlef for deed Lancaster is not d like other towns, she ha long at times. state fair WHAT A NKWS1WPE main itiie. i ue puip like, (.reer. men jn pUbj|Ct a8 W( lg th? snail Hfe aud aU Qther s< (l to i x st, ^ occaBion nts out. n mau(juu sentiment \ ead, tlio ig , Rj(je Qf inan-slaye slept <>\er- bp taught that they t ing to the law ant .. ~ which under their oj :k siioi iid be thelr _uid nithor it. me press una am sll as la private ^KajR agencies must and change the vhlch is on the sr. Jurors must ar^Mt-ol ry cases accordi the evidence, V^/j^'t, , atlis must alone WkKjvtf ' than the stand- cx6? ( 'All Specie . . . , Redemption fund with ~yjvf\ urer (5 per cent of cir Total Sjo\z Capital stock paid in... 3ffc_V/ Surplus fund Undivided Profits, less National Bank Notes ou Due to State and Prlvat .1. 11.526.25 Uk S. Treasculatiou 2,500.00 81,535. $402,607. LIABILITIES. $ 50,000. 25,000. Expenses and Taxes paid 2,388. tstanding 60,000, e Banks and 1001ft IP ^ ^ ip eo WHERE IT 00 WILL 22 BE . Va ff Tho hunting season does ly begin until November If Just four weeks until T1 Ing and five more added to 1 bring Christmas. Lucky Dr. Pankhurst to h bis escape before Em. and "l KOH not legal The call of the "Palm pine" having proven tc banksgiv- resist- Editor W. W. Snio them will of Walterboro, but nio editor of The Hustler < ville, Keutucky, is about ave made South Carolina. His the g'rls" friends in this state will 1 ?, > L* .1 n w flint Mr Smnal " Ing of the man on etto and tlw healthy sentiment i to strong to ginia where Claverl iak, formerly Seattle were convlcte re recently anfj in England wh( >f Madison- wu3 likewise convlcte to return to although he had fie numerous The man-slayer is t je interested much consideration t z will trc% tn ? " - * * * irevalls in Viruh, McCub and sd and executed, || jre Dr. Crippen d and executed, d the country. r reated with too /v^j) ( >y judges, Juries f// C ^ A ' x- ^ XJU.il IVOI o SLp Individual deposits subj Time certificates of dep Cashier's checks outstan Lx4\ United States deposits. . Notes and bills rediscou Bills payable, including borrowed $) Total STATE OF SOUTH CA County of Lancast jl jj . x. %y ect to check 163,013.15 osit 51,603.28 ding 697.62 24,783.33 240,219. nted 20,000. obligations for money 15,000. $402,607. ROL1NA, er, ss: vni 1?< IT WILL H COME IN 00 HANDY S .SOME DAY uLLuiueu iiieir present nutc Qreen Is said to rest the eyr eyes are far from res f viewing these awful green \ the season. Instead of "readin", ril rlthmetlc," a Kentucky pc "the rising generation Is till ineiy. vv' """" ~ ~ Anderson, where on The ] eyes but he is sure to do work w ted after worth while. His good hats of last issue of The Hustler kindly furnished us by J a staunch friend of Mr. S tin' and an index to the charactei iper says tor a,,d i,|s ideas of the i inkiug of newspaper are so clearl ana me puonc gent Intelligencer Carolina. It Is hlgl hlch will l)e law-abiding, peace-lo -bye, in the SOciety should ass> , which was change the existing fudge Jones, vvill i)e slow work, h moak, is but tance of making a b< r of the edl- mission of a t(|rp fHK y and aptly w , ?rany in souin /J| 1 time that the ]?] ving portion of ert itself and sentiment. It ence the imporpginning. LIMIT." ... J , I "V> i. m. <jroxton, tjasu av solemnly swear that th III of my knowledge and b If/ \/ Subscribed and sworn S\ ber, 1913. Correct?Attest: Chos. ] J 11 face, and en ler or tne aoove-namea Dana, i e above statement 1b true to the be ellef. E. M. CROXTON, Cashier, to before mc this 24th day of Oct JOHN CRAWFORD, Notary PublJ D. Jones, W. P. Lanoy, Jno. A. Coo directors. lov the esteem of vour f would sh< W N.? OIc. k, jw either weak mental and togs, tango ana untie. It has been suggested ?at-e two vexing problems 1 typri8on8 out of politics am rj^ie politicians in prison. ut ? -na.fter its practice on the c ?al wonder if (he trea -rtraent clTuId~T)e" ptfrsu a (led T. stated that we wish to g our readers. We endorse that we jnR oxcerpt from Mr. Smo >y taking tory, which expresses w i putting spired by interest in the the town and county, a 41 . striving to do for Lancaf rops thtK ..E,|ltorlally. .T?? N sury de- Mal,. j,as tried tc stand to move high and ennobling. W< ive thorn to lnttur Ul uur reuuer i the follow- t,,e complaint we ak's valedlc- ;ihout the telephone hat we, In- of ol,r People are disc ) welfare of d'tlons which at p re earnestly ^n,> of our readers in ;ter: yearly subscription tt ew Hustler "l's to sa>'? "I Rot rnj for what is i* that little push yon ? have tried phone service. $<eep ? iiitw uuuur^u _ . _ made recently UAUJ! service, for all omfilted by con- Ahem resent prevail. The Lancaster i forwarding his a public park f > The News had have been doing , for several wer ki r moneys worth |t.g coming> too<_ i gave your tele- __ it up. It is the C)n the Outsi ? AT US neighbors. E of yourse'f a ferson JeTors ll Of 1*8. News Is working for It I*a or that town We We mUst i that or Abbeville vertlse. Slnc b And best of all. j , nucb a -Abbeville Medium, danced $43 i still climbing. iile of (lie iest of all, you can think nerve for s an honest man.?Jef- pusllanim onian. contempt. situation vs to Advertise. expected. of a ship nsist that it pays to ad- his quali! e Mr. Bryan gave grape And th boost, grapes have ad- Santiago a ton and the price is than the ?Henderson Gold Leaf, volunteer ce?deserving of pity or a ous spirit?deserving. of To rise In mastery of the Is nothing more than Is That Is Included In the job s chief officer. It Is one of [1 cations. e man Hobson, the hero of harbor, was no more a hero eight thousand others who ed to do the same thing. J 1... kit* , ,Dew Christmas presents, plila _ Una n exchange suggests that much pleasant surprise for ( It 1 If some "grouches" wo . pinia company manners ho souri, a daughu pinia, tIi: ~ ; Florida. Vu>uld not the wi parental ^ Garfield pay an in to make The Hustler stai thing in the community, i it would tried to be on the right s he home "loral Question affeotlng the community. We l)e uld carry ^jie ?|uty of a newspaper, me with should have no more pi: paper policy than in a pu is wrong and shou'd be 1 I,low of 11 shows Its head., by g< pers and by good men come tax everywhere. This we h .'1 for some- jtniit except Rock Ml iiiid \vo have por our part we m dde of every the life of of sl long-sufTerl llevo this is long must we endure Expediency plaint is general and |U . '"vvl'Vff of t,l? P'lfons of the Ipit. Wrong , lit whenever we ask it. Those eel ood newspa- phones are entitled t and women than they are gettir ave tried to ? ... The Lancaster erely ask in be- islature might p ing public, how the stitching up < ) it? Tho com- ud the hip pocki it is in behalf Newberry Observ tion of how wou i telephone that pint around? Hi ho pay for tele- try and get on tl o better service instead of trying .g. It is their Pocket.?Morven News says the leg- . . s ass a law requiring ' ' if both the slit skirt One of the fit, which moves The is that if you er to raise the ques- it will pin yo1 Id a fellow carry a It is the only it t,he most of them never known he outside of a pint Whiskey win to get it in the hip continue to (N. C.) Sentinel. they can mas tor is yet to ? n? wan ii .... , , liis coura niton on Whiskey. of h{H ro hardest lessons to learn would ha keep fooling with liquor dUL?Wa ur shoulders to the mat. wrestling bout that was to fall, or even balk. P*R?I*Ha s every time, yet men he found who imagine Pitrlrk iter It, T?ut the first vie- , "n t he found. Two proml uuuit'u uy uuuiK tuuaru, uut pe was no preater than that mrades, any one of whom ve been plad to .do what he xhaw Enterprise. Church Gets Rev. J. M. Sullivan. ; Special to Columbia Rec27.?Rev. J. M. Sullivan has n r?n!1 frnm tho Hnntlftf try moot Sislon of $5,f000, a J' ^Mitieens whose inc( a ~?1 nor Blease's visiting .mber at Washington ing afterwards that <ted out his seat reminds saying "counting the ehi< oe thev are hatched." s well as do in an humble way. jmes net "Then a newspaper s for the upbuilding of it> in am industrial way. words it should he a b< the sen- times and of everything and an- industrial prosperity ai he had flood roads, good sel us of the ho"U!S- *ood ohur. hes g, and good morals should kens be- ready champion in ;i p miner. " IIKIIIH HN writ JIH OU hould stand :ire championing win community again for promptness In oth? r telephone service, noster at all tending to " id progress. IN llOltl IIKSTE1 liools, good ? ?od manners _ n,e '??Pensary , ever find a <J r*e iu Donhestei day afternoon at 4 I sundown had done r own, wwii we ^ Kon<,s an . ?n we ask onro In bettering the fa fP|lUyn[0 arc improvement. S that the sections U (OI NTY. improved th veloping >re r? opened at St. tions wht.J no r county Satur- made along this o'clock, and by <ptiatically truo o1 such a rushing | !lS the effects of * | roUtrfh r News is working 1 them had art use interest in road j he could nol talistics will show getting drunl of the South which one drink or eir highways are tie- i and show up ipidly than the sec- | seldom requl progress has been j tleman said b line. This is em- - "if I thoug r rural development, ' could not tal good roads are soon tine drunk. I of thie place wore once h ie drink habit; one of 1' hlJ1 " Ived at the stage where TT . ; take a drink without , V' t <; the other could take : ni11l. forty In a day and night jonye tllp In shape next morning. wjshos of ring a drink. This gen- (,p8H Jn h o the down-and-out man haH not , lit I would ever get so I 1 te a drink without get- 1 would cut mv throat." t.i.t.,.. t Pngeland, and will move w home In the near future. many friends during his 'atrlok, and it is regretted h that he has decided to * work, but he has the best all his friends, for his sucis new field. His successor /et been named. 3V ? ofTlic Charleston newspnp ">!en saying a great deal inc ^ alght rates recently than a ro,cent failure of the grand P^aScouuty in doing its duty Oie blind tigers who were charge. Tim nnnAimenmnn tl.nt "rs 'lriv0 TIIE I >re about ibout tlx- T'1(> fliftt Lancaster Coi jury of Fair will open tomorro towards tinue for three days. V in their tiring help of the prin colored schools, M. I). L eral other leaders of h /I ne/-il 1 r?t r? itnrrr/\nu r~\ f" t It n / ?> ! i\ t tr 1? ?? i business that over ? in. Orangeburg New Ami yet some poop unty Colored r,nns> Plaint that 'tli w and eon- the ,)PBt ?olutiou o Villi the un- duestion." Yes. the ripal of the for i-'ffht-wad propert .ee, and sev- around being taxed is raee, the Prov?nientB and for j " 'ii/.u, Oik. pure offices that the1 - was taken evident In the s* through which tl le, mostly polti- ?Itork 11111 Ileri te dispensary Is f the whiskey "best solution" FROM OTE y owners to get for public im>olitlcians to se- l'eace, Bui V do not meiit, L<et us have country districts whereupon icy are constructed. "Rotter ho s aid. and that verj drunkard In The Implied i _ . ___? the letter.?( [ER PAPERS The Wise t No Shoving. No one cai peace! But don't f the other remarked? harpeninR your knife," r man became the worst Miss F Greensboro in his day. more, Le prophecy was fulfilled to Arthur S Ureensboro 'Record. James 1 Eddy Ma ? . . . _ Idua Lee ?, < onsistent Course. ^rfi ti tell at this time what Canty, M solution of the \inhappy When \tOVIOA Kn f (I m net tin nlnauo ct ii i MM M * * n riiiuiiiK October 25, 1013. '.ma Mershe, Frank Ashe Trusul, Rlla Strndford, tenurt, Harper Robertson, Robertson, W. J. Robinson, ckey, Miss Lottie McCown, , Moses Jenkens. J. J. HawJ. W. Hurst, Miss Betsy Iss Earnest Bush. ealllnK for above letters ff ? A ^t.AfHnA/1 ?t rihlrts are the coming fas mer moves .The*Columbia I renj^irk with perfect fairness meA will take to wearing rn rae.nts. the latter should b< retaliate." Senator Hall of Cherokee resentative Stevenson of Ch hion for forward step and they si tecord to couraged by the white p "If wo- duty it is to visit the leu's gar- show by their presence t e free to interested in the progi colored people. Since ne nature well suited for and Rep- life, they should be uri esterfleld and the white farmers ; Iiould bo on- but the worst solut oople, whoso more Important ques exhibits and our clanship from hat they are od and degraded. ross of the groes are by "THK TOWN THAT ] agricultural Of all other town ?ed to farm heard, that one su end business | Herald and News fc ion of the far ?hove.?Columbi ition of keeping being debauch- One Aft Life in South one fair after i IH.KS THINGS." 1>'edm0"t' slogans we have do j KKested by The jf yOU want a ?r Newberry ap- Don't sit around a Record. i n.vunv.,,., ... plain to all that the adir er Another. ton has foil Carolina Just now Is ?Pf>n consist* another.?Greenville conslstej Monroe doctr Xfter It. Office-See nythlnK, ko after It. The most I and wait for some will be on db disinterested students JAS. I ilnlstratlon at Washing owed the only course >nt with national honor it with upholding the All Inl Ine.?Anderson Mall. school ni new schc ker* Will l?e There. bor 30, ' noticeable exhibit that ?play In Columbia during . v rt\i i rii Mnrvt. HUNTER, Postmaster. School Notice. terested in the JackRonham e requested to meet at the iol building Thursday, Oetoat 2 o'clock. Notice. are said to be seeking the * Congressman Finley. We v vise these gentlemen to go si this business as the pro bah! that Finley will scalp then 1 President Wilson showed good sense in reversing the the Immigration board, whh scalp of men should bo glad to g vould ad- benefit of their larger r ow about agriculture. They slioul dities are a privilege to point the t both. whose endowments have but who are neverthel his usual rapid strides in the din orders of ucation. eh barred Whenever the oppor ive them the: peals to us most?' xporience in Town that Does Thir (I consider it that lives up to a m way to those a town worth while, been meagre talk about what ougl ess making not every town action of ed- Would that Lancai busier doing things tunity arises might be made on 'Newberry, the . ' Herald. IKS. Any town _ otto like this Is Sound Any town can ,, ' . . 4 Tliey are call it to be done but jn j^ew York jt "does things." had been tralnei iter would get ?Greenwood Jo ; a good start ? our Htreets and To Sto] o you.?Spartanburg mir ween wi seekers and small. They h Natural. P.'0t"!i.K am' tho offices t ing each othor liars many slates ist exactly like they voters will n (1 In South Carolina, summer.?81 urnal. Southron. p Speeding. Farmers u nfi, as usual, mo omce a rep politicians, great and tloch Ian will spend the week In he held < planning to parcel out m. Evei tmong the faithful and present i will be made up that the and othe ot hear about until next be transi imter Watchman and Khoulil Keep Awake. j The uiar communication or An1ge. A. P. M.. No. 272, will in November 1st. at 2:30 p^ ry member fa urged to be ta officers are to be elected r business of Importance to icted. B. P. ADAMS, Clerk. Notice. meeting of the Partners' 1WTH. fitUKUUrHl iruill lilt! States. While the lady 1 tlonal In the extreme, and r some ways an undesirable f as long as she demeans her: erly she should be welcona shores. If she violates an laws she can be taken in 1 the President was right in \o obstacle in her way. uiiiieu uie superior race roigr h sensa- advice to the inferior, ! nay be in industrial education, th< ?uest, yet tional training, instruct! self prop- him to do his manual la le to our what the negro needs y of our "higher education." Tt land, hut helpful ideas should be throwing whenever the white peoi to sDeak to their colore it wen give siuewaias. showing that nrough voca- As will he seen e on which fits Issue a call has been 1 hor better. Is odd citizens of the t rather than meeting at the com lis and other 6th of November, at i emphasized purpose of organizln pie are asked cratlc Club, fixing i d friends. marv election for tb One way to from breaking t iHewhere in tbPu* Orandtna . , Rainier (Oregor made by seven*./own for a mass- _ ~ . . ... To Mother-in rt house on the 4 p. m., for the ^,az hafl S"UK' of his rtiotherg a Town Demo- QUght ^ km OI1 i day for a pi1- joke at last.?N ie nomination of _ keep an automobile The farm? .he speed limit Is to years ago, on the tonneau.? learn many i) Review. years behind ______ today Is ten -I? F<" SLonTbe tit safety In the house awake to tl In-law a fact which and to look le ancient and hoary he Is able t< lews and Courier. plow and m< ?Fort Mill r who wont to sleep ten ! "e"H'uv? waking up now, has to j New net new things. He Is ten October I the times. The farmer tho years behind the time of i ,nK tho 7 en years hence. For this ; ful1 fttte hooves every man to be bus le present opportunities as far Into the future as > do. The automobile >wer are almost In sight. A., Times. ".P1 ? Association to oe held at hel school house on Friday, 31st, has been postponed unrst Friday in November, ba- . th day, at 5 o'clock p. m. A ndance la desired as lmporinens will be transacted. G. B. LINOLE, President. Notice. itrons of the Helms' school V. Kt 1 ^er/hether or not the vlsli ^hurat will advance t ,man suffrage does,no t what should concern ' the literature she la ? . wholesbme read In ^ Igfv, whose han<! 111 tan t offle But each of us who t of Mrs. venient to do so may do he cause fulflill our obligation by t concern fair, which our progref all of us have inaugurated. It v dlstribut- ^eating to see what they ig for the (Hished and furthermo Is It falls, ence there will be- an la! organ, the fact that we wish finds it con- mayor and aldermen our part and two years. We ui going to the Democratic voter of wive negroes tend this mass-meet vill be inter- have accom- iHon. George II. re our pres- date for governor a indication of porter of Governoir 1 the colored critically ill at his he l for the ennulng Trust Wilson rge upon every f the town to at- While Wall e ing. not agree as to ] will take the Pr Remhert, candi- overy nd Btaunch eupSleaee, continue* >me In Columbia. UP? no* atiKo/irinflAn hii Rather Than Wall Itroet. "Heron i itreet and Wilson do We would prosperity, the people ship. It Is ; esldent's word for It, thing. But mrleston Post. mander of < ____?__ much hero v ??? only your newspaper their power nvnrv nthor hnnpflf naiiuAvurnpa c nro unre D. F. Hi and Hero Worship." 1913, to not depreciate hero wor- hu,,dlng a fine thing, an enobltng we do not see Why a comi ship should receive so worship for doing his slm- I am tv. Because the captains the corn Ice the Volturno do all In office on to save the lives of their until fui krwl / ? ro n ii'n eon n/v ny requested to meet at Mr. elms' Thursday, October 30, > locate a site for the taw * ( V. A. LINQI..E. Bpeclsl Notice, going to wlstt the schools of aty and will not be In the Iv on Mondays and Saturdays ther notice. should rer ~rnt*Lns * talnly be I people well and stand r articles [ them when we can. $ \ 4 ' '4 V ' ^4 eady to help It Is not thought iti wrtl recover. \ \ : lat Mr. ftemtfert dftbt If you d l\ > up your bead, It . \ Mt.': o this, you can hold non to heral >ok every man in the worship. W X 1 VI WT? f V nr.-; nu I I rl them an worthy of this I C hy, to fall In nuch a crlsle V. A. LiiiNUUK, ounty Supt. of Education. 7-9