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Volume 29. No. 47.
Thursday, Nov. 18, 1920.
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Columbia, Nov. 15.?J. H. Patterson,
who was shot in Rowesville, Orangeburg
county, last night by Edward
N. Mittle, of Greenville, died
at a hospital in Orangeburg at nine
o'clock tonight. Six shots are alleged
to have been fired, four of
which took effect. An inquest will
be held tomorrow afternoon at three,
o'clock in Orangeburg. Mittle came:
to Columbia this morning and sur-j
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rendered to authorities at the state j
penitentiary, where he is held tonight, j
Both are men of prominence. Pat- j
terson was a drainage engineer, having
been employed in Orangeburg
county for about one year. He was
forty three years old and unmarried
and was said to have been very pop-!
ular in Orangeburg.
Mittle lived in Rowesville until j
about two years ago, when he moved I
to Greenville. Before leaving Rowes- j
ville he was cashier and then presi-j
dent of the bank at Rowesville. He
is thirty-eight years old. Mittle has
employed counsel both in Columbia
and Orangeburg.
The Canny Fox.
An interesting "nature note" by
Mr. Sidney, of Wakefield: "An old'
Maine trapper told me a few days I
ago that foxes rid themselves of fleas
by taking a piece of brush in their
mouths, and backing slowly into a!
brook. As the fox backs into water!
the flea's climb on his back into dry j
territory. Finally when all but the j
tip, of the fox's nose is submerged,
the fleas have all crawled onto the bit j
of brush the fox holds in his mouth j
The fox then drops the brush, loaded
witft iieas, wnicn uuais uown sireaiu. |
while he runs out of the water, rolls i
in the grass ar^l bounds away into '
the woods."
The nomad has never seen a fox
do this, but after the things that he
has really seen foxes do, he is not
prepared to cast any discredit on the
story.?Boston Transcript.
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