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WALTERBORO, S- C-
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Patron Asks Questions.
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Editor I’re^s and Standard: Please
allow me space in your columns to
ask the superintendent of education
a few (piestions. What are you in
this office foi? Is it not for the pur-
poeof trying totfdvancd, in every
possible way the educational interests
of each and every one who will ac
cept? '1 hen I Understand that you
are the one to appoint trustees to
look after and over each community
where there are children, to see that
they haveihe advantage of a good
school. We poor farmers are taxed
to meet these demands, and you have
men right here a!: our doors that have
the name of trustees, who are no
more tit to rule a community than 1
am to govern South Carolina, and we
are not the only ones by a big majoii-
ty, who will testify to this fact. t*o!»e
of us have have been to see two of
the men and asked them after show
ing them our condition, to help us to
have a school in reach 0 of our little
ones, not knowing that the other one
was a man that did not care for him
self, and of course, would not care
for any one else. Now are these the
kind of men for trustees? It seems
that if these two had been half the
me.: they should be they would not
have allowed this one blunt head to
rule them. So there must be some
thing wrong with all of them. We
have been to Mr Crosby and he sent
us to these men. Now what are we
to do? Must we as parents, sit down
and allow our children to grow up in
perfect ignorance on account of such
men as these? I for one, cannot do
it. It is our duty to do all we can
for our children. I did not know
where else to go so I thought I would
write to the county paper and i>er-
haps some enlightened one could and
would show us the right way. 1
must say Mr Crosby that we are glad
your time is almost out, for I hear
men speking about you, because you
have not given us men with grit and
backbone to stand for the right, and
to try to get the country civilized or
partly so.
Now there are between 15 or 20
children right here that are debarred
entirely from getting to a school this
year. We ask them for only enough
money to pay a teacher, and we
would build the house if they would
not do it. We are all with very
limited means, this year, especially
on account of the rains, we cannot
give our children ednveyanoes to ride
to the far schools and that is the only
way that ,, they can go under the
present circumstances. I am very
glad that Dr Mack has been elected,
as his eyes are open to the condition
of affairs, and will try and give us
men that w ill try to help the poorer
class of children, and not pay a deaf
ear to their cries, as these men have
done. Now we have 15 children in
three families v and one to two in
several more. Now will those that
have it in these power, see our condi
tion and lend a helping hand. May
the dear Lord open the eyes, and
heart, of these men. • Thanking you
for space in your columns, I am
Very respectfully,
A Patron.
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I MRS W A. BLACK
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Mrs E. M. Jones has just received a beauti-
A
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My stock of silks and other dress 'goods are
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Of course, you know a lot of bores,
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IIo scoruec, his own who felt another’s
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Experience comes high, but r ,,1 ple
will invest in automobiles.
Tfjese arc bargft‘n days In campaign
contributions.
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Honesiy is praised and freezes.
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In these days of rush and hurfy courtesy
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offend that we rather remained undone.
A h silly eaten meal and Its resultant
headache may cause us social or tinancial
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digests with you eat and puts your stom
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A girl is about as afraid of flirting as
a baby is of playing with its lingers.
When a woman gives her husband a
piece of her mind It is a whopping big
chunk.
Don’t think tha* because n man has one
foot in the grave he Isn’t able to d< a lot
of unnecessary kicking.
About the only time ac American
battleship is safe is when it is in battle.
Hot weather is very convenient to t
give a woman an excuse to offer for her
hu*b*nd being so cross.
Some people tske credit for charity
when they give sway something that is
in the way aroand the house i
The thing* that come to those who
wait are the things the hustlers woudn’t
have as Christmas gifts.
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No one would buy a *ailboat with sail*
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Where plumbers get rich is straight
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thougt he was smart enough to do.
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