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SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS ON THE REV. DR. L1NSCOTT FOR TRESS BIRLE The object of tho International promote, by questions, through the the teaching of Scripture In connoci School Lessons. (Copyright 1910 by Rev. MAY 20, 1012. Subject: ..Truthfulness." Matt. V: 33-37; Jas. III: 1-12; V:12. Golden Text: ..rutting away false hood, speak ye the truth each mau with his neighbor, for we nro mem bers uno of another." Epb. IV: 25. 1. Verses 33-36-What is the Old Testament law concerning oaths? (See Ex. XX: 7; Lev. XIX: 12; Num. XXX: 2; Dent. 7:11.) 2. What right had Jesus to change any Bible law? 3. Why are not judicial oaths wrong under this new law laid down .'by Jesus? 4. What nre the evils of the com mon oaths of conversation? G. Many men take,God's name In vain habitually without any thought of God. What is thc moral quality of such a habit? 6. Does lt, or not, and why, add force to a man's statement If lt ls hacked up by strong language In any way resembling swearing? 7. Verse 37-What rule should we adopt as to the* ?se of words in buying or selling? 8. What does Jesus actually mean by "let your communication be yea, yea; nay, nay?" (See Matt. XII: 36-37.) 9. According to the thought of Jesus hero expressed, what evil does using many words tend to? 10. Jas. 111:1-2-Of two persons, one very talkative and the other care ful in speech, which is likely to be the more truthful, and why? t 11. What are the attending evils . of untruthfulness? 12. Is an untruth ever justifiable? Give your reasons. 13. What responsibilities do "mas ters," or teachers, take upon them moro than others? 14. Verses 3-6-If a man never offends in word, In what other way is ho liable to offend? ?15. If a man controls his tongue, THREE KILLED ON SOUTHERN. Ashcvlllc-Snlisb?ry Train Hits Split Switch at Connelly Springs. Hickory, X. C., May 16.-West hound passenger train Xo. ll, run ning from Salisbury to Asheville, was wrecked yesterday at Connelly Springs, 12 miles west of Hickory, and three people were killed. The train was running at Its usual fast sliced, 40 miles an hour, and as it was rounding tho curve at tho Con nolly Springs yard, a switch split just as tho engine and baggage and mail cars had passed. The second class car left tho track and broke loose from those In front, jammed Into a freight engine Branding on tim siding, and knocked the freight en gineer, who was on tho ground be side bis engine, under the same, sev ering his body in two, and mutilat ing him almost beyond recognition. Hickory was notified and a special train made up, carrying all the doc tors that could ho secured, together with several nurses from tho Shu ford Hospital here, and was hurried to the scene of the wreck. The In jured were brought to the hospital hore, and are receiving medical at t ont ion. The dead were taken In charge hy an undertaker, and their bodies will be prepared for burial and sent to their homes. They are: Kinley Smith, engineer, Of Asheville; Annie Lockhart, col ored, of Charlotte, and a negro wo man unidentified. Tho injured are: George Ruck nor, haggagemaster, lace badly bruised; left arm broken; suffered internal injuries; may die. T. A. Wrench. Asheville, ticket collector, cut on head and bruised on side. Rink Sut t?o, colored, Raleigh, hips bruised. MoliSln Lockhart, colored, aged 60, bruised on hoad. T. L. Tsnacs, flagman, badly bruised; John Blackman, flagman, bruised. LOTION C?IUUJ?. * i SUNDAY SOHOOIi 'LESSON DY THE INTERNATIONAL QUESTION CLUB. Press Bible Question Club ls to press, thought and investigation on (lon with the International Sunday T. S. Lluscott, D. D.) does he thereby control his entire nature? Why? 16. What evil and what good can tho tongue do? 17. What power is it that causes; the wagging of an evil tongue? 18. Verses 7-10-What is the only power which can turn an evil tongue into a good one? 19. Why ls it that the same tongue sometimes curses and at other times blesses? .* 2 0. Verses 11-12-If a person's tongue is vile, is lt, or not, and why, possible for that person at tho samo time to be the reconciled child of God? 21. Will a tine Christian ever speak evil of a neighbor or tell an untruth? Give your reason. (This is one of the questions which may be answered in writing by members of the club.) 22. Jas. V:12-When a man swears to back up a statement, what is the effect upon himself, and how ls he generally regarded by those to whom he is speaking and by God? Lesson for Sunday, Juno 2, 1012: "Hypocrisy and Sincerity/1 Matt. VI:1-18. *!**!* .I**!' ?J?????J??i??J?*?? .|??j??f??f??j??j? ?j<- ?j. .j? .J. INTERNATIONAL PRESS ty ty BIBLE QUESTION CLUB. ty ty - ty ty I have read tho Suggestive ty ty Questions on the Sunday School ty ty Lesson published in ty ty THE KEOWEE COURIER, ty ty also Lesson Iself for Sunday ty ty May 20th, 1012, ty ty and intend to read the series ty ty of fifty-two. ty ty ty ty Name . ty ty .J? Address: .ty ty-ty ty Cut out and Send to this Office, ty tytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty DOUBLE TRAGEDY NEAR FORK. Negro Man Slays Woman and is Kill ed by Victim's Father. (News and Courier.) Dillon, May 16.-Coroner Gnsquo was called early Monday morning to the Fork section to hold an inquest over the bodies of Lula Mason, aged 16 years, and Flegkr McKlnnls, who had both been kPled the night be fore on the plantation of Alfred Owens, one mile and a half north of Fork Station. Tho testimony at the Inquest show ed that Flegler McKlnnls, holding a job in Marion as porter at 'The Car michael," had called to see Lula, to whom he had previously been paying some attention. On this occasion, lt seems, ho began upbraiding her for encouraging a supposed rival. A pistol shot was heard from the porch where they were sitting and tho girl came around tho house scream ing that McKlnnls had shot her and fell, expiring In a few minutes, shot through tho left breast. The father of the girl, William Mason, seized a chair and broke lt over the head of McKlnnls, who, lt was stated, was trying to shoot him also. Mason rushed Into the house, and in a moment came out with a shotgun, which ho discharged at once Into the body of McKinnis, the whole load taking effect in tho upper part of tho thigh, almost completely severing the femoral artery. Death from hemorrhage speedily followed. Several negroes were present and eye-witnesses declare that when Ma son, tho father of the girl, went Into tho house to get his gun, McKinnis drew a small vial from his pocket and apparently swallowed its con tents. Upon examination afterwards it was found (to have contained car bolic acid, which had been obtained from a druggist in Marion. This evidently showed that a double trag edy was intended. Mason gave him self up and was brought to jail, though tho jury completely exoner ated him. All parties in tho affair were colored. S. R. Way Again Under Arrest. Columbia, . May ll.-Samuel R. Way, at ono time a prominent drug gist of Columbia, but for two years a*fugltlve, has been captured and was to-day lodged In the State peni tentiary to serve a sentence of one year, lie was arrested at tho In stance of his wlfo on a charge of ob taining from her $25,000 under fnlsc pretenses. While out on a bond ho escaped. He was rearrested at Gal veston, Texas, by Private Detective II. W..Killalan. NEW DAILY AT ANDERSON ? Reported Col. li. M. Green Will Be come Editor of Intelligencer. (Columbia Special to News and Cou rier.) That the Anderson Intelligencer, of Anderson, ono of the newspapers! of the Stato supporting the present Governor, ls going to Issue a morn ing edition, and fhat Col. Leon M. Green, of. the Governor's staff, and also of his detective force, ls going to be edllor-ln-ehlof and- managing ! editor, ls tho story told tn Columbia to-day, and a gentleman from An derson boro this morning stated that Colonel-Editor Cheshire had told him that these were his plans. It ls stat ed that If matters can bo arranged tho new dally will begin Issuing Its morning edition on June ii Col. Green admitted here to-day that ho was going to Anderson to morrow morning to confer with Mr. Cheshire and look over the field, and that he had been offered the position of editor of the new morning paper if plans to launch lt are carried out. Tho Anderson Intelligencer ls ono of the papers supporting the Gover nor; its editor, Mr. Cheshire, ls a colonel on the Governor's staff, and is an ardent admirer and supporter of tho administration. Col. Green, who Is slated for the position of edi tor, is also a member of the Gover nor's st?ff and holds the rank of lieu tenant colonel. Ile Is.also a mem ber of the Governor's secret service system, along with Rev. C. W. Creighton, the former Methodist min ister, who resides at Greenwood and who ls the editor of tho Christian Appeal. In this connection lt ls recalled that warrants drawn on tho Gover nor's law enforcement fund In favor of Messrs. Creighton and Green for their salaries and expenses as detec tives, were turned down by Comp troller General Jones on the ground that the law required the accounts to be Itemized with exact dates of all expenses. Their salaries were $100 a month each, and the accounts of Col. Green, which aro hold up, amount to over $400, and that of Rev. Creighton to some $100. The latter was held up first, as lt was the first presented. To date neither has been paid by the Comptroller Gene ral, and Inquiry at. his ofllco this morning revealed the fact that nei ther had yet been properly Itemized and exact dates placed on them, and as a result thoy are still being hold up by bib oihce. The recent correspondence which passed between the Governor and the Comptroller General on this matter ls recalled with interest. Tho ex pected mandamus proceedings to compel the Comptroller General to pay these warrants have not been brought, nor ls it believed they ever Will be. If Col.?Green accepts the position on tho proposed now morning edition of the Anderson' Intelligencer lt will probably mean that he will resign from the Governor's detective force. fmt*m< Catarrh Cannot Re Outed with local applications, ns they can not reach tho seat of tho disease. 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On account of the fact that so many of the fairs aro held at the same time, and as we aro making every effort to encourage and assist these fairs, wo would be glad to hear from tho ofllcers of every county fair association in the State that expects to hold a fair this fall, and that wants judges from tho college, to see If dates can bc arranged to suit. The Extension Division ls now making its schedule, as far as pos sible, for the summer and fall, so we would like to hear from tho fair as sociations as soon a's possible so that plans can be made to furlnsh every assistance possible. Trusting that every county may have a good fair this fall, wo remain, Yours for service, Extension Division. Dr. J. T. R. Neal, proprietor Riv erside Drug Co., Greenville, S. C., writes recently: "I have boon a practicing physician and druggist for over 35 years, and have sold and administered many kldnoy ? medi cines, but sene to equal Foley Kld noy Pills. 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Pendleton News: Among tho re cent visitors here was Capt. Marcus B. Stokes, U. S. A., commandant at Clemson College. Capt. Stokes has been at Clemson for several years, where he has accomplished much and made many friends. He will be, however, succeeded in a short timo by First Lieut. J. M. Cummins, of the Eighteenth Infantry, as professor of military scienco and tactics. . * ? * * Anderson Mall: Ex-Sheriff Caines, of this county, now living at Seneca, has been in Columbia for a pardon. Mr. Gaines says that lie does not wish to admit that his son was guilty In thus seeking for a pardon, but he declares there has been a miscar riage of justice, and he has decided \o tako this course rather than to ?eek a further hearing in the courts. \ ***** \Andorson Mall: F. M. Cary, one of the Oconee delegates to the State Convention In Columbia, had a se vere\case of ptomaine poisoning and was seriously ill Wednesday night. He arrived in the city Frld 'y feeling somewhat better. Killed Brother in Tussle. Atlanta, May 16.--H. H. Gibson, j aged Ifi, was shot and Instantly Ri 11 I ed here this afternoon by his bro ? thor, W. E. Gibson, aged 10, In what ls said to have been a friendly fus ? sic for the possession of a rifle. The ? bullet entered at the tip of the nose 1 of tho deceased and ranged upward. Tho elder Gibson was arrested, but ! subsequently released after lt was learned by tho coroner that thero were no eye-witnesses to the shoot ing. Women who suffer the miseries caused periodically ailing. They endure pains to every part of the body, producing n which make lifo one long, dreary existe for these suffering women in DR. sn Squaw V The Woman It ls Just thc thing to overcome 'he di composed of pur? vegetable ingredients the female body. Painful irregularities, i tatton of the Heart, all disappear before medicine, lt brings back the strength, and makes life worth living. Sold by Druggist? and Dealt C. V. 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Notice is hereby given that pursu ant to order of tho County Board ot Education of Oconeo County, an elec tion will bo held at Fort Goorgo school house, in Fort George School District, No. 6G, on SATURDAY, MAY 25th, 1012, for tho purpose of voting uiton tho question of levying an extra two milis upon ail tho real and personal property in said dis trict. At said election all persons . offering to vote must own either real or personal property and must pre sent their registration cortlfloatos and tax receipts. ; v" Each elector favoring" said levy shall cast a ballot containing tho word "Yes" written or printed there on; and each elector opposing said levy shall cast a ballot containing the Word "No" written or printy o' thereon. W. M. BARKER, J. F. ALEXANDER, S. H. COLLINS, Trustees District No. 66. May 10, 1912. 20-21 1785 ( 1912 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, liiHth Year Regius September 27 Entrance examinations at all the county seats on FRIDAY, JULY 5th, at 9 a. m. lt offers courses In Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics, History, Political Science, Debating, Chemistry, Physics, Riology) and Engineering. Courses for R. A., B. S., and B. S. dogreo with Engineering. A free tuition scholarship to each county of South Carolina. Vacant Royce scholarships, giving $100 a year and free tuition, open to com petitive examination In September. Expenses reasonable. Terms and catalogue on application. Write \o HARRISON RANDOLPH, President, Charleston, S. C. May 15, 1912. 27* SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. THE STA'rr? OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF OCONEE. In Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Relief-Con>i?ia|ut (Served.) J. M. Rlcbarson, Plaintiff, against ' , Coko D. Mann, Defendant. To tho Defendant Abovo Named:. You aro hereby summoned and re quired to answer tho complaint In this acHon. of which a copy 1B here with served upon you, and to servo a copy of your answer to tho said Com plaint on th? subscriber, at bis ofllco, on tho Public Square, at Wal halla Court Houso, South Carolina, within twenty days after tho service hereof, exclusivo of tho day of such service; and if you fail to answer the Complaint within tho tiino afore said, the Plaintiff; in this action will apply to the Court for tho relief de manded in tho Complaint. Dated this 21th day of April, 1912. R. T. JAYNES, Plaintiff's Attorney. May 15, 1912. 20-25 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE. Notico ls hereby given that tho undersigned will mako applicatioa to D. A. SMITH, Judge of Pro bate for Oconeo County, tn tho State of South Carolina, at his office at Walhnlla Conit House, on Monday, JUNE 3d, 1912, afr ll o'clock In the forenoon, or ar, soon thereafter as said application can be hoard, for leave to make final settle ment of tho Estate of E. Proston Earlo, deceased, and obtain final dis charge as Executors of said estate. ELIAS P. EARLE, WILTON R. EARLE, Executors. Townvillo, S. C., Routo 1. May 8, 1912. ^-22