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THE PUBLIO SOHOOLS. Oampaign in the State Being Oarried 4 on by Well Known Educa tors. Colunbiia, May 2.-It will. be re membered that a conference consist ing of 65 of the leading educators in the state met in the Senate Cham ber, April 11, 1903, and among other .things appointed a Campaigia. Execu tive Committee to push a campaign for the improvement of the public school facilities, in this state. This committee consisted of Gov. D. C. Heyward, Supt. 0. B. Martin and (Ast. D. B. Johnson. This commit tee has kept ill) a campaign by send in- out speakers, by publishing bil letins, circulars, etc. A great deal has beenl accomplished along lines which the Con-ferenC.ee declared itself in far or of. This commitee hIs decided tha it will lIe well to enlar-e its member ship an(1 reorgaifize its work. Gov. Heyward has resigned from the com mittee. because .of his many engage ments in other lines an1 the follow ing members have been elected: Gov. M. F. Ansel, Pres. H1. N. Snyder of Wofford college, and Prof. W. H. -land, of the University of Sonth Car olhina. Of eoirse Presideont D. 1. Jolitison and Supt. 0. B. Martin still remain is iembilers of the Co miimittee . This committee will meet. in the olee of the superintveident of edeation next Moina, May 6ib, at S 1. i. Tt is expected HaIt sclool work -'reoeral lV will be reveiwed, and that plansl. will be nIlWe for pushiu, varionls lilnes 'f work. an11(d ee:ly tle high school work aind the work of the Womial 's Association for School Improvement. It is hoped that arrangements may be made whereby Miss Mary T. Nance, president of the School Tm provlement association, may devote her entire time to that work. It is also hoped that arrangements can be made to send speakers into coinmuni ties which are desirious of establish ing High Schools. There are so niany of these plaves that it has been found impossible for Supt. Martin and Prof. Hand to visit them all in any reasonable length of time. MMER lMM WAA R UKG. 1 allConsof * gets oolngre can be moved from fire by s Uhe leaver shov ]The Ne OUR SEORET ENEMY. lerman Army Officer Thinks Eng land Has no Love for America but- Germany has for Com mercial Reasons. 4ew York Times. At the next Hauge peace confer mnee the predomiilat quesition will Po the problem of disarmament. Last ruesday a rumtor from Washington hat Baron Speck von Sterniburg, the 3erman A-mbassador, who went :1m1e ostensib)ly for a vacation, was eally. the bearer of an import-ant. imes ;ag to his war lord from President Nosevelt on thi.s very subject. It vas said further that two ot-her am >tissadors the French and the Span sl, might hiave to rearrange their hiiins (or the sinnmer. The cause of his diplolinfi ti'inrmoil is tie earI' of ha1t. my happer in ease Germany u11 11i Austri rtfu to d(isculss tihe pro (ernany's objection to disarmam m-t was displayed again last -Wednes lty, wihen the minister of wnar, von "iinem, in a speech to the Reichstag, utimated O.hat Germa-ny must com )lete her rearmament with the new 'st weapons inl ordei to be ready for 'tle next war.'' Only a few weeks ago there was >ub)lihed i'n Berlin a book wlich miulhi to prove Ilat what Germany iceds for self'-preseva(ion is not dis 'IV11;e lI* it, naxy 'I ae poiint Nviere it 'olld hiope to i 6ht with termis. The utlhor is Grhaf' voin Reventlow, a ''cap oin lie -tenantt'' il t(e naxvY anid edi Mr inl chief (f tie Ariee ald1 marine Srmy v.nd Nevy Journal). In view >f the auitor's official position it is air to assume that the work was ,Mbmit-ted before publicat:ion to the Luthiorities in the L,eipziger Platz, and vas at least permitted by them. The Linies has received a copy of the vol ime from its correspondents in Ber inl. "World Peace or World or War. biih Way is Germany to Turn?' s Ole title, with a subtitle. ''Politi 1al,Military Reflections before the -ague Peace Conference." Wiat makes the nook of especial nterest to American readers is the R$E. E 'mler~ -on f Weepesr ae sue >rafs hsmlebl rnpnetni seoir ~ heren sure tn anyse awa e ther, supplies,abundance ifting of hot water to me all parts of the house It takes I hwberry 'luthor's matter-in-fact assumption that t:he next war must be between ourselves and Japan over the' Philip Oine Islands. . He regards these as t'he great disturbing factor for the World's peace today and calls themI "the brninl,g quiestion 'of tihe fu ture.'' lie end and aim in writing t'he book was to demonstrate the in stant 'need of a prompt aggrandize ment of his country's navy. He .nev er doubts -iat it will be needed soon to be an effective menace to the see ret bilt implacable foe (English) of Oernvany's rear friend, the -United States, in our laplidly materializing war with Japan. "'le stronzer t'he Olerian fleet the more useful as our -ally, he insists President loosevelt's action i-n the California school Crisis indienates that Aierica is f1'raid of Japan and seeks i prevent a vre<enit war. Tr 00Germ1lany wishe..; to profit by Ol'e ill(viable con flict. sI:e mu11st hu1.ry io make her s l an ally worth our iwhile. All ideas of disarnaient have been done away with by the Japaiese-Anerican cris is, and even before it occurred he be lieves the American government prov ed itself alive to the dang'er by vot a battle ship to excell -the Dread nioul'ht and by planning thiree sim ilar ones. Ie draws up a tfable of ili (Trmin ship).Yar(ts to show t'hat. his own countrY could build a dozen 1WW1 ships a Year if it wished. and that eveiy one of then could he con ple1d withinl tirty months of its in eepl1ion. OIur best frien(d among ihe powers i.s G0rany 1n bit (ere(st t hough"l :0eI'ct foe is England. That is Capt. Rlevenilow's contention. G-ermany is our friend, not. because she loves us more, but becanse we endanger her less. Compliments are like wine-it only takes a small dose to go to the heads ta-nd a good deal.-Atchison Globe. No storekeeper becomes so well acquainted with a customer that 'he likes to have him go behind his coun ter. People would be less suspicious of others if they didn't know themsel, Ves so well. NS K, COM We heartily im' TheMAET IRON BODY in ph WANT YOU TO C S BUDIES; let us exp We want you to call Come any day t - while you wait. 3 'With every ranj cent of $7.50. This *see it, and you will n o~Come ir H ardwa Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examination. The examina>tion for the award of VacanIt Seholiarships in Winthrop oolle-e and I'or tei admission of new dtdteits will he held at the Conity L,ount Houtse on Friday, July 5, at 9 Schnapps Tobacco Tobacco Gr< The Imi Qua] Hundreds of imitation on sale that look like S( bacco. The outside of t plugs of tobacco is flue cui as Schnapps, but the ins with cheap, flimsy, heavil air cured tobacco. On Schnapps will satisfy tob longer than two chews 4 bacco. The color, size of the tags, plugs and I certain imitation brands have been made so Schnapps that they have accepted by buyers unde that they were getting Sufficient proof has be to establish the fact t brands are infringements lation of the trade mark L trade will continue to upon by these infringers i already entered and now protect Schnapps is d great many of these im R. J. REYNOLDS T( 0160 TRz IENCING rite our friends to call any demonstrate th< sw Majesti Charcoal C MA LLEABLE and steel range e ry as par excellence, and far aheac Lce of Steel, making it double its vi o.l Iron, you can readily see that ii A LL at our store during this wee lain why it is the best material for if 3 ou intend to buy or not, as the Hot Coffee a his week and have buttered hot bis ~dsome Set o ~e sold during this demonstration v ware will be on exhibition at our a gree with us that it cannot be boui any day. you intend re Co.. a. m. Applicants must be not. less than de fiftteen years of age. When Scholar- fo ships aire vacated after July 5, they will he awarded to those making the fr( highest average at. this examination, OP rovided they iee the ondit ions ini goverI ing the -award. Applicants'for Pr 'Seiolarships should write to Presi- 4w is Made ENTIRELY : wn in the Piedmoi ation Brands Have S lity Only On the Outs Of the Plug brands are claimed to t :hnapps to- Schnapps, bu ie imitation uine Schnapp ed the same on the tag, ar ide is filled under the tag y sweetened and then yo e chew of wholesome ti icco hunger just enough ! >f such to- the mild, juic: and shape the leaf tobac >ackages of that this flue of tobacco in the farnou much like quires and tal often been any other ai r the belief stimulating Schnapps. chewers. en secured If the toba hat certain don't satisfy 3 and in vio- habit of expe iws, yet the yourself and c be imposed Schnapps is li intil the suit formerly bou pending to to $i.oo pel ecided. A sold at 50c. itations are strictly ioc. )BACCO COMPANY, WINE K If MAY6 day during the above mentior Ssuperior qualities of the c Malleable Iron Range .6 formerly turned out by the Majest ic i of any gther range made. But witi lue, and the fact that it is the only r; quality is considered, the Majestic leas k, and let us explain this new feati range bodies, and incidentally why it i; information gained will serve you in ti nd Biscuits-Fi cuits and hot coffee. Biscuits baked or fWare-Free e will give absolutely FR EE one set of tore. Everything useful, ornamental a ~ht for a cent less than $7.50 and it is c& ou are welcorr to buy or not N ewberrn At Johnson before the examination Scholarship examination blanks. Scholarships are worth $100 and )e tuition. The next session will mn September 18, 1907. For further ,ormation and catalogue, address es. D. B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. C. from Flue Cured it Country. :hnapps ide e "just as good " as t there is only one gen s. Be sure the letters d stamped on the plug spell S-C-H-N-A-P-P-S u have it-the most )bacco produced, with sweetening to preserve r, stimulating quality of co. Expert tests prove cured tobacco, grown 3 Piedmont region, re :es less sweetening than id has a wholesome, -, satisfying effect on eco you are chewing rou more than the mere :ctorating, stop fooling hew Schnapps tobacco. ke the tobacco chewers ght costing from 75c. 7 pound; Schnapps is per pound, in 5c. cuts, md 15c. plugs. 1TON-SALEM, N. C, IG Led week and we will and S eople has been considered the NEW CHARCOAL inge in existence made of Ia by a big mnargin1. WE re.:-CIIARCOAL IRON not used on1 other ranges. ec future. ee a Matjestic in three minutes Maijestic ware worth every id durable. Come in and cap at that. e whether 4S. C.