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The Republicans of South (
tial electors. All ere white c
? there aro many whites who d<
yet their racial prejudice is so
were colored citizens named.
Editor Frederick "being a\Va
the '-'Land of the Sky." Pi'of
editorial pen. Judging from
Raumgardner. no doubt many
Editor might take a much lonj!
Evidently State; Chairman
party aiul General Wilio Jones
* organization see things polit-i
'man Tolbert says there are
publican, while General Jones
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Vice-presidentiaj nominee.
South making speeches fpr"th
,thing now at least. 'Heretofc
tent ion to Dixie, counting it al
the South is awakening politic
;?-?!.- -r?.?A- ' - v-.-? . --r-*.Beacuse
a few so-calleil Wc
that they are going to bolt
Gov. Smith, much is being sai
Democratic*^. But one swallo
even two or three.
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10 years ago, a German wa
in Kngland. lie served 18 yev
He succeeded in having a re-li
the charge. British sense of
he Government finally decide*
for the time spent in prison.
! die there.
j * \y ?1negroes-]
With .colored candidates for
and St. Louis, the next Congi
sentative from*- the colored fa
one-tenth of the population of
Own to speaTc for it in the Nat
race is the only one of a cons
sen tat ion" in Congress. No 'N
of his people being represent
elected from the Concession;
live. This is particularly tr
where the bulk of the colored
unprecedented spectacle i,s pre
a Derfiocrat against a white I
there however ought not pay
thing tso do is to get a colorec
in Congress. He cannot forp
a Democrat. That he is nomi
to their good sense?There at
parts who believe in the I)etr
?? be many more, if-that party c
political principles are not bas<
Southern Negroes once sent
and everyone bore himself v\
that the Ne.gro was by no mt
is now ,time tor the Northern
" as well. We down this way v
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ijrHDAY. Ai d [
Carolina have named the lYesidenitizens.
This is so because, while >
J'.
isjre to Vote the Republican ticket, 1
sli'-onn that they would not-so vote 1
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y last week-enjoyiitjt a vacation in
. H. \Y. Bautngardnxir.wielded the
the excellent discussions of 'Prof.
of our reader's would wish that the
rer vacation. ' . - .
Jtis. \\,. TPlbei't of the Republican
. Treasurer ol" the State Demucratic
cally from different anfclos. Chairsome
Counties that are jroin^'ltV^""
says such a statement is bosh.
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Senator . Robinson is to -lour the
le Democratic ticket. That's sememe,
neither party has paid any alIwavs
as hojr-tied.. .Maybe, after aP
. ally and notice is hemp1 taken <>l i!.
stern fat'lh leaders have announce.'
the Repiibliean party and vote for
w does not make ;i summer. imr
. . ; r "r~"
*' * f * ' ~ ' ' .
s convicted of the crime of tYnirder
trs, always.protesting his innocenc .
tearing, and was formally cleared <>.
fair play then came foi ward ami
1 that-it. would pay TTie man K.'jo.OO;!
f : 11 ?' "
In America, in such a case,, only a
axe heemgixum --N o I'.on Hess mud
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FOR CONGRESS.
Congress from Chicago, New York
ress ought at least have one repreicer
It certainly is high Time that
[. this great country have one of its
ional law making body. The Negro
iderable number that has no repreegro
ot any sense any longer thinks
ted by the nien who happen to be
al district in which they happen to
ue in the section of the country
people live. In St. I.ouis. Mo.; the
isentecl of a colored man running as,
iepublican. The colored people out
any attention to party label.. The;
1 man of intelligence and characterjet
that he is colored before being
nated by the Democrats is a tribute
O tpiite i\ number of colored nioiI'
locratic principles and there u^nild
*d on racial prejudice and hatred. '
^colored men of parts to: Congress
dth becoming dignity and prOVed
tans out of place in that body. It
and .Western colored citizens to do
could again if we could.
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&c^oci vc?:; :^y /: c K&&0&&X0 a
Pointed Points p
By George A. Singleton 3 a
'o t' : oV^OCB^cbkomS "!j
The Weekly Text: Whosoever saifh,
tove tiod, and fiateth still his broth- t)
r se.ttetli himself above his Lord and ^
nth abide in-darkness. Ood is love, (j
lid he that lov-eth his brother, abid- c
th in light.-?-Ruth Emery Riddle.
A feW days ago l>avid Shanks, of
ivanston, Illinois, murdered Miss Jen (
lie Meta Constance, i\ post-garduate
u-udcut in Northwestern University.
She was slain with a piece of nine. 1
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.or' .skull" ' bciiijV crushed. -Shanks j
vh?"n apprehended said ho want; u "hue
inl'my.?llo deon not nccm to l'o?
.toi- ii!> ^orliuc tiu- least, ami talks ~
h ut it as a 1 matter ' of course, j
shanks cannot read or write, knows
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~ ?>t It I fi^r >1 f his, father, and little about ^
lis mother.*"TT3| -was born around;
Anderson, Sout1r**.Carolina. Plainly
ipeuklng bis ca a- is pathetic. The t
jiiijngii of alienists to one^side, the (
espt nsibility for his- condition rests
ipo-ri sin.-ifiv iip general and the suv- ~
regh state of Spu.th Carolina in paricular...
Jf SI tanks had been given |
! .per educational adenntagor. in hisij
.'. :;tii and provided the pauper envi-1 '
r. nnunVhe- would not be facing the,'
l.ytiic clvaij. arul-.a..teacher, an asset
o ; Ii. icty.- wotild, be. a+tve.. The ertvlrT^
in rit. Dr. Dnllofs is correct when lie
. "Tire ;>rice of repression,' isgVa'er
bTmn (iie cost of libci^y.'' j ^
i'lii- is one of many crintck. that.ill (
re tat from .prejudiced educational j
pi i.ce.hi! c and bias legislation. Don't '
have pity on .Shanks, for he is not,
! bianiCj but . up' n ti e system that i'
'i tlii?-ci> ii'mwi'-nt i^D > ing t(> fileli?j
the fuecd'-m-of Ben-"Bess.
,\bl?" I'rovi'ssi r Doyle, formerly of |
Payne ColkMftif Auv.n-ta. hut' now off
Kisk l'diversity. .Xas-hville, has writ
ten an' able ma stem's thesis for the
' V; nrjt"lent' til"' Sociology, The Urli- 1
v-wsit-y. of t^iiia"*o. on '.'Some attDj
MilIjY?..r v lii.-'i Nee-roes ascribe to
Themselves." 1 Would open your eyes i
0 read it and see yourself, as others'
s- e ymt o;- as relledted in youj' press.
1 ie ihe.iis is ; nui. inu,1'.to the writer
,
because some ot your newspapers are
passed in re new and a revelation is (
ma;ie-o.t' hdw you like to use ,digrees
..Mls.1 tmle<. .'For"instance, l)l*. John!
Doe; P. D.. I.I.. !)., Dr. John Brown, j
M- !>.. ere. .. "... ._ .
Dinm- time, inr.tHire a tru.mpet blast
Ws?i oeii? ?on'i d tn-.(his - space callin
atleii'ion I'o the value of history
1 :mi v?m-i iir schools. especially .A-1
mi- hUWr y.- -t-liis~ inekwtes- t he j
iiiii-:uny?.ui'?your?people.. The- latter
i-annot he . sr.udi'. J. profitably apart
11pin the former. They should", be
' - -d- d ii'.i-' in-r, t he. tield l.s rieh. "
' li '.v<;. c"'mv Out of fwo hundred
Ye!!y-six' years .'of 'chattel slavery.
V m 1 dtp u-rt: I ,now yoiT have' been
' iiono?i-?i n! i.,n in American
!'- Utic- Who pan live intelligently
nd- m de!' i irrrnu'k" without sensing
.eewha;' fife . .snuggle behind and
' e p 'h we have trod. .Have some
. h<? ! '.ton.-/ ir ;<> on 1 it moments
: ' : rul-e. .
' :i N'< ' ;f ; .nt.c--. he Mi.-sou-'
' ; .i j.'SO. Vj'1"' I *!"? ! ."*CO*t tlocf.
' - vit" 't; <.r Texas. and
be w.r. v i tii.. .Mexico. the* Kansas
'.i !'V i;'t l. i I{ill. tlit* Compromise
I .:rr?) (PiaUy the political canv
iv'i.s ' of 1S.M ul ISli'J., wlwji-.-Yan~y
! _'!' <l--rrr.TiT-TiTr--rhT\np-4rr,n rV>rr\
ente r.. it .\ ill ijf or interest to you
In >lit- baykgoj uhd is American slavery.
Finally four years of bloody
war cume'v be'- lui e <??. you. , At this
nil T ifvtrlo but" some well informed
c.si.ii im.l .hav.C. hint trace for you
hr jtirt by your grand sires
*o the" Uipo Of- 1X0,()00. He knows
li-tory will lie able to fmd himself.
Today', hundreds of stude'nts are dig-*
: 11 : iutoiho 'jv ords trying to. u'nwhifb
drovu'-broihOrs,- and kindred to
lire and sword in 1 KG 1. What tlo yoU,,
ay'.' I iiei o is not a. single race i-nstio
"H which "'takes the study of history
seriously. They need to be
piay'ed'for that their eyes might he'
"j oned. ->
Fpcaldti"- about Ben Hess, the Low
i i a us add .\ik"TS can ses one to reflect.
man i ;immih:i negnii not' <IKt ingtnsn-j(1
career of injustice as far back as
IX_T).. The' vie in ty of Anderson wit-,
.esed the burning of a man of color.
S nee that day the standard has not
been lowered. Slavery .was wrong,
rnt : al bv 1, and ccrfnbhviohlly waste'ul.
Helper tried to tell them of its
error, hut they would not read his
11 imninnd.?Harper?a-ml Cal lioun,
I'Pd upon the philosophy of Dew'
faught its 1 righteousnosft. Siritms J
<he story. It is no use to open an old
' ore, which v.;y< outwardly healed
when 11 ill lost Lee's orders at Get'
\ : 1 i a'. Tl.:t!'s why t his wrUar olfl. r.
s so strongly and loudly for the
study of history. The spirit of nullification,
and secession are not quite
LEADER
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cad as yet. There is- still much
ork for the undertaker. Yesterday
jovernnr3* Aiken. Wade Hampton,
lolhoun and others held and owned
undreds of your grand parents as
laves. They were as so many hogs
nd mules. They were classed as
field-hands, servants, wenches, aiders
and suckers and good bieedeis." \)day
their grand-child l'en are free]
nd demand justice before tlie^law
nd an equal brc&k in the race of life. !
'irginia repudiated J-efTerson and his ^
loctrine of equality.! The other south
'i n states followed-suit, and this wri-..
er has hot been informed Of a change ;
f front. Until it comes we are going
6 suffer our--affliction like Job. Dark-!
tess piay endure for a day but joy t
onieth in the morning. In the by and
>y injustice will run its Course. The
athers have eaten kdttr grapes and 1
he "children's teeth are set*Xfa ~dg.
Hivon time Hio 11Jw.Vi Z.
>rely grieve and vex now wil?jtive''
vay befofe the advance of wisdom'
mil intelligence. A ,n#w South is| a-*j
wming even nOw. The travail Juid
lain are terrific. Your job is to help
n the new birth. Without it she,
\or you can enter the Kingdom of
>eace and racial goodwill.
One of Aniricq's most, nnUtividimr ,
listorians said tl)e other day that
he ballot is ineffective in the nation.
But with reference to you it is like'
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he Pope s Bull Gf excommunication,
ill right so long as it is mot issued.'
Since you do not have it, you aspire1
;u get it, which is natural. How-of- !
feet ive would it be if you had it V
How wisely is the*, white man using!
tj? If you could not improve upon j
lis use, of it, it-were.better that you j
lo. not. have it. But some of us think
you would do better. Surely your!
Untn u.n?U I.. - lira:..
...,v nuuiU' nut 'UI- il IIIVIIUi:!.'! >\ flO^ ,
>v,er heard of twelve millions dominating
about one hundred twenty milPons?
Thenjnost of you who have
the opportunity to register and votej
are not interested sufficiently to do so. i
lias it ever oceurre'd to you how i
prirititive- your race is? Coming out!
of slavery with eight generations of
ignorance, and superstition, you have,
done well under the circumstances.;
Put .(in t'p satisfied with achieve- \
ments of the past. Your destiny isj
yet to he worked out. The best that
we might do now is to saw wood. How
big is your pile?
Read again the words of John With (
erspoon: "We move-by the passion of
(
the mob. In state, school and church i
we are prope to kill those whom we i
think the 'bunch' does not like.". And
farther: "We kick the fellow who
starts down hill." The young poet
might have included likewise the fellow
who starts uphill- He is swung.'
onto by the coat-tail. Bishop Beckett
once saidjthat he never saw a kite
rise unless there was a.contrary wind.
Chappelle: "The rough sea makes the,
ning against the Holy Chost. We are
mortally afraid, of a now idea just
as an elephant is afraid of o1 mouse.
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' I. A N C A S'l EB_XEWS.
Thg camp meeting at the Zion
church is now in progress. -Rev.
Callis is conducting hiVown meeting
with much success along ail lines.
Rov'. Owens; Rev. Mcllwain, Mi'sves-Baisy
Stewart;- Keliie Jones, Mat'if
Ruth Crockett and Mary ICttii
Crockett attended the Sunday school
and Lean in- Coin, unUiui nl Alien Ch:tpel,
Sumter. They report having had
financially and int'eellectually.
Sunday afternoon Revi Kobmson
and choir frOm Charlotte. N. C., worshipped
with us. Rev. Tahern being
prohibited by the doctor not' to exert
himself brought along Rev. Robinson
who precahed God's word in its purity.
.
We were glad to see in the Charlotte
choir Mr. and Mrs-. Brewster, formerly-of
Columbia, (Bethel church).
Mrs. Ri.ews.ter is. singing.even.-butto rthaii
she* did during the existence
of the great Wiseman quartet.
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Owens and
their adopted son .lames Nelson Chap
pelle. motored tQ Fort Mill Monday,
There Rev. Owens is conducting a revival
"meeting for 1iev. Anderson.
The Ushers Board under the leadership
of Mr. Coy Clinton know no
Alps.?They have j^Ufl&'d the par '
sonage arid are wanttfife to know what
next ? ' , > ^
Stewardess Boards nos, 1 and 2
met at the home of Mrs. Betfie Crock
I
ett. We were glad to have with us
the mothers of the church. 'We wish
to thank Miss Beulah Ethel Crockett
a very young woman who made it
her hnsiness to go and lend these old
people to the board, sofne of them '
ww blind. ' ~ ??
Pulpit Aid Board No. f, will meet
at the-home of Mrs. Annie Bell Baskirts
Thursday afternoon, Aug. 23rd.
Wp have on our sick list Misses
Anna Ballard. Minna Montgomery.
Mattie Barber, Delia Watts and A.
1.. Frazier. We pray that they may
soon recover.
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AS IT IS " ?
By W. T. ' Mi-Clary
?I.hi', hone-it?in?liviilnal of today is !
the guiding step of tomorrow. As we !
look hack over the passed vcents of
time and the-'different happenings j *
I hat Cccn r from time to time* we "are j
pu/.y.eled Over the reward of things j
1 at wore controlled by honest people...j
The doings of thosleaders made great
h story for'us, and along' th.e path'
t oy did not learn all the bridges hut' ext
.niv- in n ouv.nvnn umi'uii ngius irru sin
We the rising generation jmight J
!. ".( w h<nv to avioil the cuts an J bruis- pel
e? of life. We are all going every wh
minyte. where, we do ,not know; if tot
thinking, -we will make a plaee; 'ff cal
v t tl^e place will be made by the few my
u ho areldoing our thinking. We have un<
heard thinkers as well a? non.thipkera "11!
ny that we free men are living in an"*"1'1
age, battling with the ' hardships ot f'b
ife.. making the world i better place ''s'
In which i?i lin* Tn ) ?. hv.nna dmnlil 4ve
be the opi>u; ite o_f freedom . Not arty 1
a:e oT people will ever be free, from
ne standpoint; and front another we I'd
re all fi.ee. Anything that lives 1
within the realm of this cosmos are
1 (vmd. ny some sort of a tie, and as ^
' ng as.We_are rbligated to each other "n
AC are not free to do a single thing. <;b*
on. arc not free" to eat for. certain "1
ods hurt; you are not free to laugh ,nt
unpeople Will call you light-headed; U{l
ba are not free to sing for fear of
~ i.sr ( Vd. T he n, we" are a ITslaves. tin
Now, if every thing that took place ..is
ere'Veeorded in the. days gone by to -* v
our group there .would I>e little credit ' |<;
given. . Tv
i statistics would reveal the real Ai
uth tlu; Xejtro would really .Ret -lei
much more, credit than lie does. Vet r'u
e have comparatively nothinj? t bum
.TJdit,?flip?reason?hv;?we hail 'vei v t a
tie. nhoncial backing was not fu
t'otiR enough to put the thing over vvl
and had to sell our claims to sur-1 up
\ ye. We have, a record tell me; thpj'hi
.alnber of years we halve teen out of; ha
ondage. It is marvelous to think w<
our friends blank as far as letter's} w?
. . i
ire concerned. Now we. have .men Tli
with'titles t,, every leter in the al- i lv
_habet. Here it reminds me to repeat, ud
i part of a speech of Frederick Dour- to:
aks against slavery. A white nian ve
had a hunch of slaves who \vore treat d-.
very well. One or more had. the ] \j
ueasion t0 hear Douglass on one o-}
cas o'n so he told his master what ' tui
heat speeches lie could make and that
e should ro and hear him. lie billy! hfi
ni'de *fuu and "said: ""What can a ;n,
.nigger toll me to make me belter" <;,
lit the Negro sllllinsisted tliat lie ii,
hear Douglass, hut hi-would -never ..it,
;u. ,Su Jiis wife said, "Why not go ni
'.own and hear him it will not hurt to p,,
list listen" so he decided to ro. That ,
b>'y" DourUiss was^tff fiikt'trim. and rs
ft li thoVrnw tlby storm, so this man
voc.jit back home' and told his wife ,,
i oiu tin.', "Ciieat .Speech.'- On ae-I
i' n.t of Dt.ufdass' compleetion he .
id-not know that he vois n Xefniv So
he -t*nl I'.mn'nd :<>4rfd <TTi? ,,f his slave- i
What is- lie? Why. .Mussel- luj is a |: in
half ;XejjTo. His master told him i.f . 'ii
\ half-Xeurd eou'd do that what could i t
a ' whole Xe^vo do ? I said that to nj
11 11 ill thi> i > i > i 11. our neonlc hn\e-ih
md such a 'hiyh jump in the time p<;
'i si.'iu rteil v'hi'xkniows-our place in the pi
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j* A Christian institution fur N<
tion of the Board of National" M
lit' Church, U. -S.'A.
X A school of opportunity for W
{ ' tion ideal for recreation, health
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!|! An'accredited High. School ('
X for college and for teaching:
Y-.. A short course in Agriculture
}' County or State "Demonstrfllfam
| An~T{ti?-ient tlriimniar School
rroduets l'roni tho hig farm >
f* cost of hoard to accommodate tl
ror additional information, -i
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<t>0 OOO vtf-yO v v ?>0 v v v Ov y CfO'OC
| St. Alhan, (Greenville
School, Simps&l
! Roar (I SK.50 per merit h
Those parents who furnish prov
?To*.! heir children'*-. hoard inn 'I?;>nv It
prtjf r?Oc per month * cn-.li iohuy vepje
-111?' ny>;?t 'fTTrnish?the?fdllnw'ti'' uf-vi-hnn
Flour 21 Ihs.. Meal 1 per!;. Cult* 1-*?
5r R lbs., Syrup one gallon, Fcix.-. u. Shell
5 must he delivered nt the School.
F.ach student must furnish sheets, (
These firorories must not he Pro
J; For "Further Information address
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Saturday, August 25, 1928.
iiizen of Hodg es
ShowsOuaiitiescf
Carolina's Greatest
Weekly.
i'AKK.- lilXClXTPTlT i
. .MKN;i)s n.iji*: Li; A
To the Kilitpt' ol' The J.oader: . '*
1'lease allow was sjiia-o. in youi . :
client paper to ,p&sninent on il few
iji eis. of your -able contributors. _ .-j
I will begin by spying that the. pa'
ttsrVlf U a w orthy-example ' of . ....
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at tan oe uuiie at iiuniv;. u? nn- ^
urls are .clean, timely -arid ooticisO;
m, fearless and true. It's whole
ke-u|i shows that we have men
.1 women who can, not only teaoh
r children,, rai-U've. our ailments", deHl
oui HK'hts; aiut preach salvn ?
n. uul. w IjT) . rtrrr alKn edit-and pi(b1)
a clean, timely .and intei'estinj? .
ekl\ which ri.nld-easily be' made t
daily- it1 ssuppoVted\as it should pe . f
(lie day we may expect such a?Mp-*" ** .'
I t. \\ e could r iVe itnow.
dev. . l.)r. Sin.eleton. several years "
o, attracted our attention by Ids
!e. alleles, in a weekly published'
("oluniii.ia at that time. Hi'-impres ....
1 mo as hoimr a 'scholar.: sincere.-.
rij>ht and? tolerant. Always offer'rood
a.1 Vive. Ills p; I'.nt's ~?
ys pointed. . '
dev. Mye.f '. .open letter, re (facts
y trite .cow hranv1 hajf'm??n.rfont's"u.-v
a y^Uilo?-~Vv.(sl4iist_.caaiit..45iiKlc to.-...,....,.'....;.
tlicT and help one aii- tjier up and . '
nj?..' We have rfilvmimt WnnflgyfttU ?
in all diu'.tiens -save that ? one. ..
id-' t lie; ein lies much work 1'or siu h
L'p th nkels and writers as Dr. Siii'toii.
. '
dev. U'i'her, p<> >iv. J. W.. un ler'the.^
I'.Ti' : : ' ' 1"<n '1 li n!.i r." ?aid a m.aith- ?
I ?excuse" the shiny if you please-- .
ten lie said that many of ouv fjrowi)
s .are hijijucr haloes Mien, ttian Wlien
y. weVi! real haloes. ftve.ryone who
s tried to i hell), a eoininunity hy *_
irkinj*; lis sehpnl, a society., or. any
>rthv eaos<f, lvi;ov s. how true it -is. .
mt is "why 1 have -aul ami still say, .
it what- I'ii) pe pie need most are _f ^ .
dd sell no Is. ir.oie s diools "and ..Hood
loiters in tlunt nine months in the
nr.
I ..am sr'ad to note that we.have, in
r. .1. II. Jaekson. 'a feat less de.fenr.
-He. sees to it that nusrepresent'on
noY misdol'ot'niath n >ro not lintk-e-!,
1 .do not. 1 lioij-ih'a".ree with
t Vi .(111:1 '? ?1 ? . ? llt'tl m???i ?? i n _
ir tii.. t he Catholic Kajth. I helevo
kI. alone should; hty, the .hnTTa* of such
ine--.' and thai '):< . irfhn should he.
nied any rjjrh'^s that .other people
joy. on a. dun: of hi?. Volitions he- ~
f; . Wy -ouirht;. to 'he tolerant, and
moni'Vi th'iit. irr'the h>V"V run. t here
no* h:?iir.' iralovi 1 v/ htnlornnc'e.''
i'.'.iili J '1 'it ?>>'.?
2, llinlycs,. S. ('.
?
xt *> -:!;. Avar*; 'ljli'u all alonjr our
la us must Viavc hn n h. ro p.,iu'
t? (Cava lest help n en may receive is
r*rn \vat eh Jit tj the exnmfdp ' "C the
eied indiv idea's, not front listenX
to the,le*lered prcacheV-. While '
" " i Hue :a. nil
s>liv Lil lie is yo ir h isineSs t.>
-i lie i ? }': a. i 'es >:i .elected.
?hof rrfiiii. ?1
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yricukt ral /
ffe i .
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WROl.fN A '$ \
-^fo hoys, .miller t lut-diroc-. !|!
issiuns c*i..i no rivsoviinaaiv X
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>ys and.'youutv nu n; .Locni
and study.. X
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ourso for, thosi' i>V*irparing' *1*
' '"?r o ]UT'] iirinK t<> do {
vfnrlc. . ' "?r~~7'~X"
Course. * : . X
lose of small, weans." ?j*
kvrite- I*!
OUXUr-U?-ii,.'-President, ? Is* - ?
W.L. 150 L' LW'A UlCr -Deani
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County,) Training
*ville, S. C. 1
Entrance T'ee S2.00 _
isiohs in. place of paying; cash J;
le-S^.Ot) entrance fee. and must J,
tables and fresh ineatSii- They_ S
w fwf* onch child?pnr worrth: i peek,
Kice 2 TKsv, (Aired Meats I
ed fleans 2 qts. All provisions . C? "*
piilts, pillow eases and 'towels ' j*
light on Sunday.
THE PRINCIPAL. -1
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