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i 1 _\ m __. — - otjb country may she ever b right but right ols wrong our country sixty sixth year no 10 salisbury n c thursday july 29 1697 established 1832 1 1hlm0n the noted washington divine sunday discourse a plea for cheerfulness thr l*r»'«rr<v lion for tli cnm t business de pression <••«-. iu conversation aii • :•♦'■'•'."■, proper christian invrst in •■tit n iid u great spiritual awakening wber tore doth ■■> living tftai ! fij " itorj iu the most mel tali wroti ■■■• liave i word fter him and v!,.-,i anything i i with grief and eomplaii i • i l-;.i f in mj t x i ., os ll t l ; iril out b mucb - •'•• us i ha a i .• li ■■;•.: ■l : liouid ever find 11 tf ■•'■ing pi and with it » thou lush into perp i ilence everything like eritl«i9m ''•■• u "'- ' ! '■■••.■.... -,;, ., liviqg national finane - y wng itening : . ■" i et to 1 j naomi and there b cheerful s "''' ; "' ■'•!•■" ug has been one of lamentation a ompanied bj dir ■.-. i all those dis orders - • ■two shori words fact id that ■...■have ■■' ' ' ■■rary of war 5 '■'■bte i ago there were f i 1 i^l difl reii •••.-, and we had not jprjsirian character to settle them an i i n-at v ajcd g we weni _ life lva4:fifefts»jfe end ' ■attonal i nances ■i " ''■' if '■'. ' ; i-i and west have ■en | -!■. ing for those fouryears 1 indulgence in barbarism but 1 | ' ,. u •> • , uepj es • ' ."•••• «") en ii w:ii . '.,.; ji . illing to do two vc three ■■■at for nust join in ■best politi cal • lti • • i •■!]!. the na 1 ■' ver so strong an arm ■•■i ■t we go on groaning ■iugb god had j'ui this qatiou u on ernu i md i»llot d .... '"" " : ; ■; ' ' kfasi m sis in • • '! habit of complaining has untry and after • ars of whimper and wailing him ' we are m ■• ■■■entum top eare three prescriptions by which v - thai our individual and national unances may be cured of t heir j r iseni di - ii the lir-t i . lieerful conversa tion and behavior i lmv noticed thi i p«opl aiosl vociferous f)<jain • • day in which we in ■■.■•■those \\ iio are in comforl lmstanc s i have made inquiry of those persons who an violi ai in their jeremiads againsi these times and i have asked them now after all are you not making a living fte tiii aesita - and clearing their throat l ' v '' j four times they say stammeringly bothai with a great multitud oj it is qoi a question of ffettins h pv^llhoi d bui n dissatisfied be ause en ' make as much monej aa they • like to make they have only in tin bank n liere thej would like l!l ". '! uej c in clear in a yt ir only 5000 wlv a thej would lik id i ai 10,000 or things com ■out just even or in theirtrade they ■■when they nsn ■;•. could make 4 or fv ii " ; '.'- - ■■one ■an ■m :. | aware oj i he fact that there is a greal population out of employment and there are hundreds of the good families of this country who are at their wits end not knowing which 1 way yes i know il better than any : private lifi can knowthatsad fact tor it i - ■■y , ye and eai ■t this state of much of t hai res onsibility f put upon portable cir iumstaoces whi ing growling keep public ■onfl ii pri -■■.■■> and new enii >{■■■■j ■. starting mi and ■■■■ps houses iron being puilt s ■., know very well that one le spondenl man can talk qftt mec ii .]■■" !! ■ue cheerful phy sician o e bilaration a whole asy lum of hypochondria ■:-. ii is no kindness ot r or the uin-mploj ed for you to join iu this dejijorjitioa i i ) >■■i •, .. i r t the w;i ttnd the ■nmindn sense to think of i0mei _ ■!>•-■• fitl to say theii i ■■■,! silent h o tj let ii i in !■• c pie of 1 l states for one week will talk cheerfully i will open all the manu fa jtori -. i will give employment to all the eupied men and women i will make a lively market for your real estate that is • you up n il li tfi ses i wilj stop th long processions on the waj to the j£t>or and • lie < ■:,:!■atlarj and i will spread a plentiful table from maine to california and from oregon to bandy hook and the whole land shall carol and thunder with national jubilee but says some one will take t liaf •■i ■•■:'•_■■■■< my hearers and read ers represe.n1 ing a 3 you do all professions j all trades and all occupations if yen should resi ivenever again to utter a dolorous v<>ril about the money markets but by manner and by voice un'l by wit and i arieatu ce and abol ■■• faith in god to i ry to scatter tliis ilglo im do you not believe the in fluence would !"■instantaneous and wide i - i lie ■■feet would be felt around rid for god's sake and for the sake i i and cor the sake of the em • ■i lit p ivlingi depend upon it it en in ■■unfortable circumstances do not stop complaining god will blast your harvests and see how you will get along without a corn crop and ii ■• will sweep you with fl is and he will devour you with shoppers and ]!<■will burn your city men in comfortable circumstances k .", complaining * i - • < i sill give you i • to com plain aboul . mark that the second prescription for the allevia tion of financial distress is proper chris tian investment god demands of every individual state and nation a certain pro o of their income we are parsimo we keep back from j-od that which gs to him and when we keep back anything from i'>>l he takes what we keep back and he takes more he takes it by by sickness by bankruptcy by any one of the 10,000 ways which he can em ploy the reason many of you are cramped in business is because you have never learned the ! — u of christian generosity you employ an agent you give him a reasonable salary and lo you find out that he is appropriating your funds.be bides the salary what do you do dis charge him well we are god's agents he puts in our hands certain mon eys part is to be ours part is to be his suppose we take all what then he will discharge us he will turn us over to financial disasters and take the trust away from us the reason that great multi tudes are not prospered in business is sim ply because they have been withholding from god that whieh belongs to him the rule is give and you will receive ad minister liberally and you shall have more to administer i am in full sympathy with the man who was to be baptized by immer sion and some ii 1 said you had better leave your pocketbook out it will get wet no ' said he i want t go down under the wave with everything i want to con secrate my property and all to god a.nd so he was baptized what we want in this country is more baptized pooketbooks the onlj safe investment that a man can make in this world is in the cause of christ if a man give from a superabun dance god may or he may not respond with a blessing but if a man give until he feels it if a man give until it fetches the i'l 1 if a man give until his selfishness cringes aud twists and cowers under it he vertibje securifleg v » pfte -<■■■; di n viio ' ",'"'" * g qoitsu wno se6m to get along with ■r investments very profitably notwith standing all their parsimony but wait i in that tl>r.q hi.siorv wrr thing geea wfc*ng hh health raiis ! his reason is dethroned or a urse smites him or a mid ight - adow of gome kind drop upon u and ti)-<>>i hla business what la tpr • god is punishing rim coj heartftjjtie^fs ". j i ,; {,* h f '< : -: < u lun so that one of the re : r the cure of individual and national ■■•- is more generosity where you wed 1 on the cause of christ give 2 i i be trusted and he is vry apt to trust back again he says that man - how to handle money hesball have money to handle and very soon ■perty that was on the marker for a • get d i 1 '-' tuisei jlnd i h irth more thiid fifty cents on a dollar goes to par and the opening of ,■street doubles the valne of his housej ■'!•;' j of a million god blesses him • the man finds out that secret and he goes on to fortune there are men i have known who for ten years have trying to pay god 1000 they have never been able to get it paia - fox just as taking out from one fold of their 1 i a l>ill mysteriously somehow in ■e other fold of their pocketbook there • large i 1 ! 1 vrf i,-!l !)•,- 1 i ' i ii '• pays in the world 1 tell y..ii it payd now pays in hard casl in government securities \ '■■■ileve it ah that is what keeps you . i knew ycm did not believe it the whole world andt3hristendom is to be re constructed on this subject and as you are a part of christendom let the work begin in yourown soul but says somi i ■],-.<, » believe fhiit theory beoansi i leen generous and i have been 1 money for ten years then god prepaid you that is all people riuote as ;. juke what is a divine promise cast thy bread upon the waters and it will return to thee after many days ■did rod mean by that there is an sion there in egypt when they sow jorn it is at a time when the nile is lowing t j b^nksj and they sow the i ii the waters find as the nile i ■• - ■i recede this seed eorn strikes in the ■>! i comes up a harvest and that is the-allueidn it seems as if they are throw .■■corn away on the waters but after awhile they gatherit up in a harvest now tied in his fcrord ( ast thf ; the waters and it shall ■■hack tv tin alter many days it may to viiu that you are throwing it away !■:;; it wiil yield a harvest of and gold a harvest on earth and a • in heaven if men could appre that and act on that we would have re trouble about individual or na i finances i i s sription the third for the cure of all ndividual ami national financial dis , f great spiritual awakening it is no mere theory the nierchants of this country were positively deniented with the monetary excitement in 1857 there never re noi since has been such a state of ml depression as there way at that a revival came and 500,000 f pie born into th kingdom of god what came after the revival the gran financial prosperity we have ever had in i it ry . the finest fortunes the iit st fortunes in the united states have 1 i made since 1857 well you say what has spiritual improvement and re viva to do with monetary improvement and revival much to do the religion : fefius christ has a direct tendency to men honest and sober j'-nd truth tell ;,,.:. an 1 ar not honesty and sobriety unu truth telling auxiliaries of material pros if we could have an awakening jn this country as in the days of jonathan ed wards i>t northampton as in the days of dr fintey of backing ridge as in the days of dr griffin of bostcri the whole land would rouse to a higher mo'rtt tone in 1 with that moral tone the honest busi iterprisi s be country would coma np jlou say a great avw'a'kdnin has an ■upon the future world 1 tell you i has a direct influence upon the financial of this world the religion of ■• foe •■' successful business j i i :. si eriend and if there sliould greoi awaki ning in this coun try ana all tin brinks ui-d insuranots companies and stor<:s and offices and should close up for two weeks and thing but attend to the public wor : almighty god after such a spiritual nth land would wake up to such financial prosperity fts wo have never ted of godlinessis pf dfltable tot the : it now is as well as for that wlliob is me l>iit c*y friends do not put too ■mphasis on worldly success as to ur eternal affairs go at icjose ends 1 have nothing to say against money hh0 ■' oney you pet the better if it comes and goes usefully for the lack i it sickness dies without medi an hunger finds its coffin in pty bread iray.and nakedness shivers es and fire all this canting tirade against money as though it had no practi cal use when ihearaman indulge in it - e think the best heaven for him 1 ba an everlasting poorhouse nfoj - i practical use in motley but while we admit that we must also admit that it aan.it satisfy the soul that it cannot pay tor our ferriage across the jordan of death thai it cannot unlock the gate of heaven for oui immortal soul vet there are men who act as though - of bonds and mortgages could be i raded off for a mansion ln heaven and as i gold were a legal tender in that land where it is so common that they make pavements out of it salvation by christ : - the only salvation treasures in heaven are the only incorruptible treasures have you ever ciphered out that sum in loss and what shall it profit a man if ho u'ai'i the whole world and lose his soul i ; may wear lino apparel now but th death will flutter it like rags all the mines of australia and l'.ra ; l strung in one carcanet are not worth to smuchasthe pearl of great price you remember [ suppose some years ago tiie shipwreck of the central america a storm came on that vessel the surges tramped the leek and swept down through tiatches and there went up a hundred voiced death shriek the foam on the jaw of the wave the pitching of teamer as though it would leap a mountain the glare]of the signal rockets ! » iough of the steam pipes the hiss : extinguished furnaces the walk ing of god on the wave oh it was a stupendous spectacle but that ship did • • _- i down without a struggle the pa od in long lines trying to bail it ind men unused to toil tugged until their hands were blistered and their muscles trained after awhile a sail came in - t a few passengers got off but the ■wei : down the ship gave one lurch an i was lost so there are men who go on jn life — a iyage they are making out of it all i is well till some euroclydon of business disaster comes up n them and they go down the bottom of this commercial sea j is strewn with the shattered hulks but be sause your property goes shall your soul g '- oh no there is coming a more i stupendous sbipwreck after awhile this i world god launched it 6000 years ago and j it is ailing on but one day it will stagg : ■at tiie cry of ' ir and the timbers of tbe ro.-ks will burn and the mountains like masts and the clouds like s:til.s ' in i hi judgment hurricane god will take a j good many off the deck and others out of i the berths where they are now sleeping in jesus how many shall go down no ono > will know until it is announced in heaven j one day shipwreck of a world so many j million saved so many millions drowned j because your fortunes go because y..ur j house goes because all your earthly po.-s^s ' sions go do not let your soul go may the | lord almighty through the blood of the j everlasting covenant save your soulsl sees a i " jlution devas tatiiji the republic exp*oti to 8lep ' f at the proper time am seize i.v rytfelng in sight — the i'rpsoni-h i prosperity would lie sn ' r j i - i'tirfjos perhaps i i b is the father to th thought with i e writer of the follow ing editorial from our ultra-€ons tive english tar.er england notwith btanding hei protestations of pea • would hkf to s this republic disrupt ed if is not to t fi wondered at that the press of england i sfjirietiinss car nthusiasm when writ ing over the misfortunes that are i setting thin people england hates we are her commercial rivals and will d r foe-j i h.v world if peace and unity prevail h :■the continued hard times here g inifn great encouragem they want to 3ee a revolution in united sta\t ■rhen at the pi ■■; and would step in and protect h r interests the editorial referred to reads as follows the signs of timer indicate that before the sun i nn january 1 1900 the great ameri nation will groai and write in agoi revolution ami tie streets of her .. cities will be slippery with blood a h"ndre<i drops of blood for each that hashes on the necks of tho ■c and pampered worsen and ten >;■of blood for each tear that has wai the face of the poor america is :• r a republic it is a plutoci the president is merely the creation o bank directors railroad kings and c barrons and ii is the same with . i of the governors of the states th j poor whine about their poverty gnaw their crusts of bread but ran al ways be relied upon to vote for the rich and nine-tenths of them would shoulder their r isketa and lay dow their lives in defense of the rich to rob them a nation such as this ::■i which one million plutocrats tyrai ii\f-r sixty million : i i -\ will lie eil brown by a foreign foe or die of i . ne the various labor orgai tions never think together vote to gether nor vo"l together and they have uo money r buy votes lawyers and judges soldiers and police shoot down the laboring people and are cheered on in their bloody work by monopolists and tke clergy but the lay ill soon ome when there will be a horrible dance to death lighted u bj burning houses and the music of md groans a?>d dynamite bo rich idlers amuse themselves at new port and tuxedo ftoor workers i i1 mine and din of the mill young men and women dwaddle over iced cham pagne and oyster parties old men and women pick rotten food out of gar bage cans lap dogs are drive through central park to take the air children die of overwork in filthy gar piety in tho white house enjoy the fruits or bribery infidelity in i tenement house enduring tho pun •! of uprighteousness these are j the signs uf the times in america to ' lay inns thai point to calamity too ' ■idful to imagine but which nothing i can avert — london echo t must be confessed that there is a certain amount of truth in the above 1 litions are shaping themselves in that direction if it cannot be averted this republic may lie destroyed \ great responsibility rests upon the ad ministration the people are looking t ward washington for succor if pros ty comes soon they will not see the man on horseback will it fs uryan in 19oo the defeat of mr bryan last year was n its effects a victory in the first pla it was a victory over clevelandism in the democratic party it had the ef fect of permanently separating the gold w ing from the silver ving of the dem u-racy tt pointed out the place for men like palmer and buckner — in tho republican camp in the second place bryan's defeat was a victory over the democratic par y that great organization had lost its virtue as before our great war it bad been dominated by the slave pow ;■. so since that time it had been ruled by the money power the breaking iway of the bryan people discovered the encouraging fact that the reform ■instituted a large majority of ill tihrij^niembership i in the third'plac^aa^ts a'victory that it aroused the people to a con ness of their power and in the fourth place it was a victory of the reform elements of i ! country in that it has shown a 1 i majority of the people are in favor bimetallism with these facts before us to be considered in connection with the con tinued popularity of mr bryan as evi denced by the demand for his services and the attention paid to hi3 move ments and utterances the unbiased oh 5i rver cannot avoid seeing that this man is in the midst of the political storm center — ex-senator peffer in topeka advocate some people consider it hard to be 1 poor but the majority of us find it i an audience f*anic stricken at paducali ky , the casino hum ; mer theatre at ramona park has been burned a performance was being given to about 600 people vhen the tiro broke out from a tirewoiks display ou the stage the audience was panic stricken probably over loo people were injured in being burned or tramp led heveral of the actors were pain fully burned — , — lynched oa ieae«uljp£lnx>p^*t ephriam brinkley waa lynched at madisonville ky . for general bad char&ot«r the political drift %^ the ohio valley bimetallic le*gs held a convention at cincinnati june 22 and 23 the object of the conven fion was to perfect an organization of all those in favor of the free and un limited coinage of gold and silver all clubs in the ohio valley and contin uous territory in ohio indiana and kentucky were invited to send dele gates faiiii scott's the ho..1t f pim nyei summer girl x mountain ('*'"• n aehevilie >'. 0 july 24 special dofrtspctadenee ) — v many miles from this place lived i *. i 1 1 ny alas poor william the pt •] c - boni inn-w him well and they have many queer storied which they tell of him and many which tne b'jmorist in his perigrination throughout b pio turesque region wouldtell to them ii • who gave the memorable accor that tander biit happened to - in this rare and rarined sectioii i i the land of the sky of cod-lfver oil with hypophos phitcs can be taken as easily in summer as in winter unlike the plain oil it is palatable and the hypophosphites that are in it aid in digestion and at the same time tone tip the system if it takes ten years to get a con stitutional amendment adopted said senator butler of north carolina the work cafiiiof beptri toe soon " senator butler had reference '<*• his constitu tional amendment introduced fwtfrs da f to place a t.ax on incomes it is not the first tiffle ! have taken the step t introduced » pimiiar amendment two years ago jus aftel lh decision was rendered and it was referred ••• the committee on the judiciary where it i reorpe and me worked the tioii he said we have tastes oi the s«iitie hue often a dark brown long i - atter he has the green we pitched our i ■■by side • f me • und about " ut slum and all i for sickly delicate children and for those whose lungs arc affected it is a mistake to leave ii off in the summer months the dose may be reduced ii necessary last session i had the m fexp^rienee now t propose to know whether ft is ht tetention of the committee to report on o»y amend ment and if not i want the senat consider it in committee of the whole tt is very singular addc mr butler thsii within a few weeks after th supreme court renders a decision ad verse to railroad combinations a deter mined effort should be made to rush a pooling bill through congress while two years have elapsed since the in come tax was declared unconstitution al and nothing has been done this is not exactly fair to the people who have to bear the burdens especially wi r u a period of high taxation ap proaching but nye 1 . and the : river vai old ho i nioi e enduring than i visit of viok inley w entfir thft eats extended u :! i coi res ts accom panying him rutlier risen in the jutf the surly and more exte them but biltmore : fea ture of thio luxurio resents the arti ■' ii in th : fl contra ted : i less wealth of nature a its grandest forms the scene makes a study which is interesting oon to b ; forgotten asheville just ftttb the summer girl of the m ets on a cool bhiri wai»1 jaunt .• ..-. the refreshing she looks deligl , air of oomfort and bert . tiui in her manner that the blistering heal hei rivals and • them indoors ' a vsheville gel ire for it i te upered by a ■■■down fi - ■"» tains arou upin into tenn : . r starts out on a jaii - i mountain i . new york the 1 irkets we recommend the small size especially for summer use and lot children where a smaller dose is re quired it should be kept in a cool place after it is once opened s f wr to ■y - ■- uggists at v-c asd j;.o nor 1 h state hips ate will not ase the bassonette ■■tun [ ( abarus ed eull surgeon iu the la-s i and assigned to the the new york central labor union has sent a circular letter to central la bor bodies in other cities asking their opinion as to the causes of involun tary poverty and the remedy therefor a big mass meeting will be held in new york to discuss the answers jtitution loarns that i church at golds ■tte used as a gambling ■i ; i \ 8 . i 1 ' i w t . w duncan is to preside abbeville dis 5outh to be held august ■", and 8 senator allen has often in times past spoken against the passage of private pension bills giving a considerable sum pur month to the widows of officers in tho late war while a much smaller sum was the highest rate ever allowed to the widow of a private soldier ho has been preparing for a speech on this subject in which some notable in ctances are to be mentioned and that speech will soon be ready to deliver saturday he introduced a resolution declaring against such discrimination and gave notice that at a later day he would address the senate upon it null mill have <' ; . when the plant was s '' : . as many as 1,500 i ployed in themill md jury iin-is that iu cou i i ii use is a dirty place ami .-■juror says the jury room is like a ho ■en charlotte observer jusi of the £ ■in a alwa3*a lively ■• . ■' ear j 1 he popular ii rr ne ons ! ii . - ice as g small mom big hotels near !•• and bill u re and ed mck .--.-. ■lu btead here is one ol f meti polital to ■the - citj is in the i bcooped out a ami elieed in two by tli . an a and french b uad here ar i e mved btreets i ut down i ■by tlnj late general pierce ti 13 loung who secured the contrad he accepted his foreign appointment j from these radiate nich ' btretch in all d ! the encircling hills and b ing far into the ? on this range of inti residences an i sn built and on evei • bich _ 1 be has ma i;i trains i ections at n venieni hoi new york july 36 ' ott middling upland ; 15 futu july i i i september i - ictober 7 20 november 3 ; lary 1 february march aprii may • i line ltv liverpool july m fnti ■julj 1 aly and august an<l - ■( k-tober and n tuber and i '• january and february february antl mareh h and april i and may otb i charleston j middling wilmington july -' ' steady middling hatannah july 26 i middling ; ■\ t k inly m charlotte july '-' tiling - id niiddlin idjing . ; staiu : btrong columbia july 2 ; . strict middling • strict low middling 7j low dling t 1 . market steady a c winston is working on au attachment which is intended i fan for the comfort of the iii;iii as he trudges along beneath tij ' aya uf our summer sun — the republican oregon populists did not declare against future union with other reform forces they simply resolved to retain autonomy and hold the party in shape to defend the party principles regard less of whether the other elements re main true or not there are no pop ulists that want to do otherwise and it is the proper course — iowa farmers tribune v y guio . . ..• woman has re iii washington that she has bean appointed postmistress for far heel bladen county mrs t b u!i a white widow has been ac ceptably filling his position began life on a small capital two vliit haired old women were bitting together in a lake street 2le 1 train the other afternoon and their grown-up childreu ■paper the son oi dignified-look ni sal :• few seats in front o . . i qi n 6paper farmers and residents of powell in delaware county ohio hav banded together in a community of their own which will issue its own money and in such quantity as is deemed neces fary the organization will bo called the labor exchange and ics money will be good for the labor or the pro duct of labor among members of the community the community will aim to include men of every occupation so as to be self-supporting baitimobe pbodu e marke1 baltimore july 26 flour q winter wheat patents 4 35 i bnring do i 2o to 4 50 bpring i ; o«;to 4 20 wheat rresrular and steady 1 ul er so 2 red ; - ■sample 79 to v j i on g i steady s :. lugnsi ■■oiixed .' ta none south yellow 35 re is william s-ihl the idding in the direction of he i he paper see h v \- well be ng in life he says he is 0,000 already and expects to res qfteen years the other old lady and in a very small way didn't i national headquarters of the sliver republicans will be in charge of ex congressman charles a towne of minnesota and for the present will be at duluth the committee favored im mediate organization for the congres sional elections of 1898 and also for the campaign of 1900 and instructed chairman towne to push this work a3 rapidly as possible chairman towne said that the conference was better attended than he expected and that he believed that it indicated that the sil ver republicans would hold the bal ance of power in the congressional and presidential elections the mti tage of a i rain u in ■that city at 7 ■i in and pets 1 place tit ives ash eville at 9 p i es in al at f 10 a m , i jacon at c k rice ■ket waa quiel • i tations are le iod well i should say he did was the nnswer ete onl ivetghed six pounds and john si i nev r thought we se him the old lady nea er id v hy the passengers smiled they heard her words . fair ton arrangements for transportation l>e fcween charleston savannah and lumbia art equally convenient train leaving here at8.20a i charleston at 8 p m i rawing it <•<• between jacksonvi eville and cincinnati the train leav ing ' ■r m arrives in savan nah at 5 a m and at . ',!. lua m leaving savannah at p m and jacl ti ip is made to asheville by 2.45 o'clock in j the afternoon drawing room cm ■■n place 1 on between new 5 phia chattanooga baltimore salisbury and n"ash leaving asheville at o.'.io p m the trip is made to < ; ■p m ; arriving at na a m s \ ■• n charleston firm at j j bid . c a i ( indl ].:',■■•■: r 85 h i tf i : n 1.75 wind white 2.00 a < i found a gold coin daj and a new york red ;■'-.. ao-nd ring iu a h we are pleased to old friends at the outset of ison of painstaking savannah july j i . 1 a1 ->'. suit 1,328 rosin fin a i c and i 1.25 i 1.40 h 1.55 k l.60 m 1 ' 5 s window wilmington july 2 ! ■teady at 1.15 • • the usual symptoms of unrest in the labor world are apparent on one side the employes are resisting proposed reductions in wages and on the other h?nd employers are resisting demand3 for increase the united wood work ers of the states of minnesota michi gan the dakoias illinois a ad wiscon sin will make organized resistance to the efforts of the proposed sash and door trust to reduca wages and t ht the cleveland tin plate makers ar-e preparing to resist demands of their men for bettt r pay these arc ameng the evidences of returning prosperity — topeka advocate one of two ways i'i ■was created for one pur ■i receptacle for the urine ■ii il is qoi liable t any form • i by one i t \ w ways way u imperfeci action ' ; '<■'■<■kidneys the second way i • ■i treatment f other leaving asheville ai the trip is ma m to balti i'lia 12 13 i p m trains 15 and 10 carry tlii i man drawing i ■raleieh ■rreei nashville i ea a m < hatta ■i at ■' a pa and '- leaving asheville at 2.44a i .■trij ia made to < - .: at trains 8 5 and k laud morristown :. i with trains to and ': ; orleans and the : i trains run on the muri i ! 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In recent times, a number of female friends has asked me why some men often demand for sex in relationships before marriage. According to these ladies, refusal to give in often resulted in break-ups. Interestingly, some ladies have again stated that they had sex with their dudes as a proof of their love for them. Some guys also would often turn-up, proudly showing off with the number of ladies they've had sex with. As a young person, I wouldn't be in a better position to give expert answers to this question or situations, but to discuss their relevance to the welfare of the youth.
During this Valentine's season, I wonder the number of girls being pressured by their boyfriends for sex, and of course, those who would willingly allow sex just to maintain relationships. In previous celebrations of Val's Day, rather unfortunate incidences were alleged to have been done: excessive alcohol intake, reckless driving, just to mention but a few. Again, media reports revealed how some beaches got 'flooded' with used condoms after such celebrations.
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The inexorable ladies become obedient and often join their parents in the kitchen after impregnated. Education usually ends there for most of them. Increase in teenage pregnancy, leading to school dropouts and somehow infant and maternal mortality could be a threat to Ghana's(and other African Countries) efforts in achieving some key targets under goals 2, 4 and 5 of the Millennium Development Goals. These goals aim to achieve Universal Basic Education, reduce Infant mortality and promote maternal health respectively by 2015.
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While still a junior here at Amherst, Zhuqing "Lester" Hu '13 recently earned an honor that's usually reserved for advanced graduate students and professors: He was invited to present an original research paper at the spring meeting of the New England chapter of the 3,600-member American Musicological Society (AMS-NE). The meeting took place on April 14 at Mount Holyoke College. Hu's paper, titled "Towards Modal Coherence: 'Modal Chromaticism' in Gesualdo's Two 'O vos omnes' Settings," analyzes a pair of works by a mysterious and eccentric figure in Late Renaissance music.


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A lifetime collection of vintage cars, mostly Studebakers, went up in flames at the home of Bantam Chef owner David H. Walker on Wednesday.
CHESNEE - A lifetime collection of vintage cars, mostly Studebakers, and other vehicles went up in flames at the Cherokee County home of Bantam Chef owner David H. Walker on Wednesday.
Walker, 70, said a catalytic converter caught some grass on fire at about 11:30 a.m. near the large shed and garage where at least 40 classic cars he's collected over about 50 years were housed on the land where he's lived all of his life. The road is appropriately named Studebaker.
Walker thought he extinguished the fire with a garden hose. But it ignited leaves in the shed area and quickly spread.
"With the wind blowing, there was nothing I could do but look at it," Walker said.
There were also two Land Rovers, a Rolls Royce and a John Deere tractor that Walker had recently bought inside the shed.
When firefighters from Chesnee, Cherokee Creek, Macedonia, Mayo and Cliffside, N.C., arrived, they found about 40 cars on fire in the shed, plus a tour bus the family used for vacations. A small part of a wooded area also caught fire and S.C. Forestry responded, plowing a line around the fire to contain it, said Cherokee Creek Capt. Billy Bishop.
Firefighters had to shuttle water from the nearest hydrant, at least a mile away, Bishop said. When an oversized wrecker arrived from Patterson's Wrecker in Chesnee to pull the still-burning bus out of the shed, firefighters had to unhook their hoses to let the huge hauler get to the building.
After the bus was pulled out, firefighters used saws to cut a side of it off to continue fighting the blaze, which was burning through the interior and tires of the bus and sending black, acrid smoke into the air.
The Cherokee County Fire Investigation team was on the scene Wednesday afternoon. Bishop said right now the fire is considered accidental. He expected firefighters to remain on scene through the evening to put out hot spots.
The fire call came in shortly before fighters had eaten lunch. Several crews took breaks in the Walkers' front yard, eating Bantam Chef burgers and drinking Gatorade.
Walker's grandson, Phoenix Lawter, 10, who lives nearby on Studebaker Road, said he saw the smoke from Chesnee Elementary School.
"I knew it was close to our house," said Phoenix, who has a budding interest in Studebaker vintage race cars.
Walker's interest in vintage vehicles is well known. There are vintage cars on display inside the Chesnee Bantam Chef, which Walker and his wife, Sandra, have owned for about 45 years and where they still work five days a week.
Walker told the Herald-Journal in 2009 that he owned 150 Studebakers, and that he liked how each car was different — from sedans that look like the perfect cars for taking grandma on a Sunday drive to sporty muscle cars.
In a 2005 HJ Weekly article, Walker said he owned Studebakers ranging in age from a 1939 sedan to a 1966 Cruiser made during the Studebakers' last production year. People come to David Walker with vehicles to sell, and he was always looking for a good deal.
David Walker can't remember a time without Studebakers in his life. He had a brother 20 years older who collected and tinkered with them.
"I grew up around them," he said. "I was out here every day working on them. That was my main job."
He's traveled far for his favorite collectibles, once driving to Nebraska to pick up a Studebaker truck.
Sandra Walker said her husband is always coming home with something "new," like a corn shucker also lost in the shed fire. The front of the shed was decorated with vintage signs, for Coca Cola and Biltmore Ice Cream, and a Texaco sign stands nearby.
"There were so many memories, just so many of his prized possessions," Sandra Walker said.
A Ford Fairlane that was a son's first car in high school, and a rare 3-door crew cab Studebaker truck, also were destroyed.
"He kept adding to the garage to add more cars," Sandra Walker said. "He liked to have them where he could look out the window and see them right there."
If one were to look out of a window on the other side of the Walkers' large brick home, they would see another garage that still houses a few precious Studebakers. The garage is near a log cabin that belonged to David Walker's great-grandmother.
There may be a few cars left in David Walker's Studebaker fleet, but the majority was lost in the blaze, Walker said with resignation in his voice as he watched the firefighters work.
"When you collect cars, can't nobody afford insurance on all of them," he said.
Friends, family, neighbors and Bantam Chef employees stopped by, many of them hugging the Walkers and asking Sandra how David was doing.
Sandra Walker said her husband's face was blistered as he neared the flames to save two vehicles from destruction.
"They were just like his children," Sandra Walker said. "He loved them. He always wanted to rescue them from the crusher."


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Cute 4-Year-Old Mayor in Minnesota [VIDEO]
You read that right, there is a 4-year-old mayor in Minnesota and he is absolutely adorable. This little guy is finishing up his first term and getting ready to be re-elected this year. He really shows that anyone can be mayor and he does a great job at it.
This young mayor is Bobby Tufts. He was elected at age three and has been doing such a great job, he will likely be elected again this year. The folks of Dorset, Minnesota love their mini mayor.
Dorset, the "restaurant capitol of the world" is home to 22 residents. That is, unless the local minister and his family are in town. All 28 citizens of this fair city are guided through by Tufts, even though he has never had any real former government training.
They must like him so much because he is absolutely adorable. Don't believe me? Just watch.


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thank you for coming back to this issue.
I'm using a 560Ti currently.
It is good to hear, that you can confirm and resolve this bug.
However, as mentioned in the original post, I also had an issue, where my workaround of using a dummy fragment shader first (which should be more or less equal to your workaround) did not solve the issue.
Unfortunately, I'm too busy atm to test fully test it again.


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Leatherette detail at shoulders, soft fabric and faux wrap design make this bebe bodysuit a hot top alternative. Try it with a pair of printed denim and a moto jacket.
- 90% rayon, 10% spandex.
- Center back to hem: 28" (71 cm).
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- Made in USA with imported materials
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by bellarisa from it has a silky texture and a beautiful detailed front. I love the color, I just haven't tried yet...but it looks true to the size. It also has knots in the front straps Witch makes this Bodysuit even sexier. Can wait to try on.
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Thu 10th Sep 2009 19:22 UTC, submitted by poundsmack
"Though the open source FreeBSD operating system has changed in many aspects over the last 16 years of its life, one item that has remained relatively static is its underlying network routing architecture. No more: It's getting an overhaul with the upcoming FreeBSD 8.0 release. FreeBSD 8.0, due out next month, will include a new routing architecture that takes advantage of parallel processing capabilities. According to its developers, the update will provide FreeBSD 8.0 with a faster more advanced routing architecture than the legacy architecture."


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Park-And-Ride Options Considered A Success, Looking To August
Despite less than two weeks to promote three park-and-ride locations in the Bristol area, officials are encouraged by the response from race fans and have plans to bring back the service for August NASCAR races at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Two locations in the Exit 7 area of Bristol, Va., and one off Interstate 81 in Tennessee provided options for guests heading to the March 15 and 16 races at Bristol Motor Speedway.
"The locations offer local guests or visitors from out of town staying in area hotels options to park and take a shuttle to the races, erasing any concern of getting in and out and leaving that up to someone else," said Jerry Caldwell, executive vice president and general manager of Bristol Motor Speedway. "We had a mixture of guests from both here and outside the area take advantage of the benefit and believe with a few months to promote it, even more riders will make the choice in August.
"We already are working on expanding this by at least one location if not more for August," Caldwell said. "It is just another way we are trying to make the trip to BMS a great experience for our guests."
Tickets for all August NASCAR events at BMS are on sale with single-event and weekend pricing. Fans may call (855) 580-5525 or visit www.bristoltix.com to reserve their seat at the next battle on the high banks of the Last Great Colosseum.


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Even those these are still "in progress pics", I'll share them anyway...'cause I couldn't wait. We {and by 'we', I mean my hot carpenter/handy man husband} have been working away trying to get rid of the dungon-feel of our basement. We did a bit of demo and also FINALLY got rid of that poop color paint that Jake painted years ago, insisting that it was "cozy".
Here are some "Befores":
|Aren't these the cutest little push-pins you've EVER seen? And check out the Antique mason jar that my MIL gave me. She really knows how to get a girl a present. :) I heart it. These will be going in my Craft Room/Office space. :)
|The desk and Bookshelves got demo'd and we moved the bar over and added barstools (that are patiently awaiting thier make-over. WAY more open, huh?!
|Oh the plans I have for you, honey... :) Leave it copper or paint it black?? She will recieve edison bulbs (or just super round bulbs) and they will be left exposed. Then maybe will will give her some crystal jewlery.
|My desk will go along this wall and notice the window bench my sweetie built for me?? So...much...storage...{drool}
|My own color mix. The color that I originally picked {Benjamin Moore's "Rockport Grey"} was too dark so I added a TON of white that we had leftover, then got it color matched'.
|Here's the color combo from Home Depot if you want it. :)
|My lovely Murphy bed. :) And I was SO excited to finally stage some bookshelves. When I was staging them, I really wanted it to be for my hubby. He LOVES Scrabble and board games, loves to read and he lived in Thailand for 2 years(on a misison for our church) so I kept all that in mind and this was the result:
|Foosball anyone??
|The Children's area has been reduced to this. Perfect. :) Now for some storage and bookshelves in that little space....hmmm....
|No more projector. The flat screen has a much better picture and a much better life span. :)
|Still haven't painted my craftroom/office. It will be the same grey, just a LOT lighter.
|Can't wait to get this done....Unfourtunately, our budget ran out and I will only be able to paint for now. It'll come together eventually. :) Lizzy's craft area will be on the same wall that her door is on to the left.


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Residence: First enlisted in Marine Corps at Oxnard, Calif.; commissioned in Army at Las Cruces, N.M.
Family: Wife, Ann; daughter, Cathy; son, John
Occupation: Teacher, Fort Wingate, N.M.; Student Personnel Administrator and Counselor and Mental Health Therapist, Las Cruces, N.M.; Chaplain, Boonville, Mo.; Vicar, Boonville and Fayette, Mo.; Rector, Chillicothe, Mo.; Instructor, NCMC; HMC Chaplain; Artist and writer
Education: High School, Oxnard, Calif.; B.A., History, N.M. State Univ., 1960; M.A., Clinical Counseling and Guidance, 1980; Ed.D., Higher Education Administration and Educational Psychology, 1988; Certificate of Fine Art; Certificate of Theological Studies
Military service: U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, 1952-1953, Rifleman; U.S. Marine Corps, 1953-1956, Combat Correspondent, 3rd 1st Marine Divisions; U.S. Army Reserve, 1957-1960, Photographer, Military Police Corps.; U.S. Army 1960-1977, Military Intelligence Branch — combat intelligence, interrogator, counterintelligence, security specialist
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Assignments: Fleet Marine Force in Asia (Japan and Korea) 1954-1955; Chief of Intelligence Production, U.S. Army, Alaska; provided critical information to aid in rescue operations in the Great Alaskan Earthquake of 1964; Military Assistance Command, Vietnam 1968-1969 and 1971-1972
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Kings captain Dustin Brown said Monday he was still working to "chip some of the rust off" after playing his first exhibition game Saturday and working hard through a morning practice.
"My conditioning, the physical part is OK," said Brown, who sustained an injured hamstring at the start of training camp. "It was the little puck plays, a couple plays where I mishandled it or didn't make a touch pass I can make nine times out of 10. … I've missed training camp and it shows.
"That's why I wanted to play at least one game, and with three good days to push myself in practice, I'll have skated for seven, eight good days before the first game. My knee's solid, my hamstring feels fine."
Brown was slowed at the end of last season by a knee injury that now requires a brace — something the player who despises even tape on his body is working to find comfort with.
"We're working to get a brace that's more customized," Brown said. "I've got to get used to it. With an injury like this, I've got to protect myself."
Although Brown expects to play in the Kings' opener Thursday at Minnesota — perhaps on a third line with Jarret Stoll and Trevor Lewis — Kings Coach Darryl Sutter isn't making promises.
"If we played tomorrow, he'd be a very rusty player," Sutter said. "It's not who you are or what you did, it's where you are now. This is not Hollywood."
Kings set roster
The Kings got defenseman Jeff Schultz back after putting him on waivers a day earlier. He was then sent to minor league Manchester (N.H.) as the Kings set their regular-season roster at 23 players.
The Kings moved young right wing Tyler Toffoli, center Linden Vey and left wing Tanner Pearson to Manchester a day earlier. Sutter said each had pushed veterans to play better in camp and can expect to be back with the Kings this season.
"These kids are all awesome players," Sutter said. "Just 'cause the veteran players are playing … those are the rules, the process. It wasn't like anyone here beat anyone out. They're all coming off good years in the American league and they have things they have to get more work in."
Sutter said Ben Scrivens beat out veteran Mathieu Garon for the backup goalie spot because he "got better as camp went on."
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Kings defenseman Willie Mitchell, who endured two knee surgeries last season, expects to play in a regular-season game Thursday for the first time in 15 months. But he couldn't get to the finish line without some more discomfort from a puck that hit him in the ankle in the third period Saturday.
"There's a lot of things you miss about the game of hockey," Mitchell concluded, "but this isn't one of them."
Ducks set roster
Hampus Lindholm, the 19-year-old first-round pick of the Ducks in 2012, made the team's final roster as it prepares for Wednesday's regular-season opener at Colorado.
Lindholm impressed Ducks coaches with his skill and effort, and he scored three exhibition-season goals.
Right wing Devante Smith-Pelly and center Peter Holland also made the team, though forwards Emerson Etem and Jakob Silfverberg and defenseman Luca Sbisa are expected to return from injuries in October. Defenseman Sheldon Souray is expected out for the first two months.
The Ducks moved five players to the minor leagues, including right wing Brad Staubitz, who played 15 games with the team last season, and 6-foot-6 defenseman Nolan Yonkman, who came to the Ducks after seven games with Florida last season.
The team also put left wing and center Richard Rakell on the American Hockey League's Norfolk (Va.) roster, and put goalie Igor Bobkov at Utah.
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With a classic silhouette, sheer shoulder details and a multicolor print down one side, this bebe scuba dress takes you from office to cocktails in an instant. Pair with a blazer and patent pumps for all-day glamour.
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Nicole Kasdorf is a determined woman. Tall, warm and with an easy smile, she is filled with palpable sense of mission and spirit. After having spent time in the US Army, deployed in Iraq, she knows that there are special needs for the women who serve our country. Upon returning home, she and her husband started a family and a small business, The rOUgh STORE bY KASDORF'S, where they sell homemade bath and beauty products.
If you were at any of the masses at St. Edward the Confessor this weekend, you heard Nicky speak – and I don't think that anyone was left unmoved by what she said!
While we here tend to think of the war in Iraq as over, and the Afghanistan conflict as winding down, Nicky reminds us that there are many who are still deployed. With her focus on women stationed on a remote base in Afghanistan, she began to form a vision.
After teaming up with our pastor at St. Edward the Confessor in Clifton Park, NY, Father Pat Butler, "Spartan Women Care Packs" is becoming a reality. Life in the harsh world of a remote base in Afghanistan, possibly without indoor plumbing, a long walk to the shower, and no PX to procure supplies from means that there are great needs. Add to that, the message that all care packages to soldiers bring – we have not forgotten you. Life goes on for us over here, but for those who serve and protect, things are very different. As someone who did serve, Kasdorf is more than well aware of this and her passion to help fellow soldiers will not be deterred.
Fr. Pat got our Youth Minister, Sister Rosemary Casaleno CSJ involved, and things have been moving ever since. The goal is to put together these "Spartan Women Care Packs." Each pack will include a shower caddy, flip flops and a number of bath and beauty products. Currently we are collecting the caddies, and items for inclusion.
Reaching out to Philosophy cosmetics, Sister Rose procured 100 tubes of "The Supernatural," a tinted primer. Parishioners have been donating goods and financial support to make this a reality. At this point, cash donations start to become particularly important, because of costs associated with buying US Postal Service approved boxes, packaging materials, and to pay for postage.
Nicole Kasdorf is a woman with a vision of helping others, helping others that serve and protect. Along with the people of the parish community of St. Edward the Confessor, she is reaching out to seek help from many sources. Given what she has already accomplished, it looks like the women deployed in Afghanistan will have something to look forward to by time Christmas comes.
(Interested in helping? You can donate directly through Nicky Kasdorf's website, The rOUgh STORE bY KASDORF'S, or by contacting Sister Rose at email@example.com, or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.)


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Fell asleep while the bread was rising. Is it still ok?
For some reason, my bread never rises to "double the size" and "1 inch over the pan" until about 4 hours after rising. I was making this bread late at night and it was taking longer then usual, and I fell asleep. As of now, it has been rising for about 12 hours (active dry yeast). Is it still ok to bake? Or should I just throw out the loaf?


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Religious people are so convinced that only their religion is the right one. You will never find them asking for Muslim Blood or Hindu Blood or Christian blood at a blood bank when they need it. They ask for one unit of O negative or two units of A positive. I flunk to understand, why do they fail to remember …Read More »
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Rocky Mountain High
Joy Rector 7/26/2012 8:38:23 AMbeautiful #1477020
Gayle Johnson 7/26/2012 8:46:33 AMGorgeous. Guess we are going dreaming of Colorado today. I went thru my old photos last night and entered one today.
Melinda F. Schneider 7/26/2012 8:51:19 AMFANTASTIC!! #10245034
Dr Silly 7/26/2012 9:47:48 AMBeautiful. :O)
Christopher Budny 7/26/2012 6:07:04 PMI love the pond in this; both reflecting, and showing the ground beneath the water. #10245659
Rona L. Schwarz 7/27/2012 9:43:31 AMThis is stunning, Richard! Love the POV, the vivid colors, and especially the pond - both the reflection and the detail. #10246600
Carol Quina 7/27/2012 5:13:09 PMGORGEOUS! #10247101
Captured in the Silver Lake drainage of the San Juan Mountains at an elevation of near 12000 feet above Silverton, Colorado.
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In front a season-high 4,102 fans on a sunny fall afternoon, the Wittenberg Tigers overcame some uncharacteristic miscues to hold on for a 27-23 Homecoming victory over visiting Carnegie Mellon.
The Tigers, ranked No. 23 by the American Football Coaches Association and No. 26 (first among "Others Receiving Votes") by d3football.com, improved to 7-1 overall, heading into a much-needed week off. Wittenberg will close the 2011 regular season with its two most heated rivals, a road trip to 11th-ranked Wabash and a home date with Wooster.
The Tigers will carry a 17-game North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) win streak into the final two games of the campaign. The win over Carnegie Mellon was Wittenberg's 18th straight on its home field and four in a row over the Tartans.
None of those four wins have been easy. The script in the final game of the four-year series between Wittenberg and Carnegie Mellon, which dropped to 4-3, was similar to the first three: won by the Tigers by scores of 27-21 in overtime (2010), 28-7 (2009) and 21-14 (2008).
Wittenberg pushed out to a 13-0 lead in the second quarter after junior kicker Sean Williams (Plainfield, Ind./Plainfield) hit the two longest field goals of his career, from 40 yards out in the first quarter and 41 yards out in the second and then senior wide receiver Josh McKee (New Carlisle, Ohio/Tecumseh) hauled in a 36-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Ben Zoeller (Louisville, Ky./St. Xavier) with 1:41 left before the intermission. But the Tartans responded with a 12-play drive that amazingly took just 1:36 off the clock and ended with a 38-yard field goal on the final play of the second quarter.
Carnegie Mellon pulled to within three points with a touchdown to open the second half, but Wittenberg appeared to put the game out of reach with a 31-yard scoring connection between Zoeller and sophomore Brendon Cunningham (Kettering, Ohio/Fairmont) and McKee's second TD catch, this one covering 10 yards from sophomore Reed Florence (South Charleston, Ohio/Southeastern). McKee's two touchdowns gave him 44 in his career to break the NCAC record.
The Tartans rallied however, starting with an interception that was returned to the Wittenberg six yard line. One play later, Carnegie Mellon was in the end zone, and then the Tartans recovered a perfectly executed onsides kick.
Ten plays later, CMU was in the end zone again, but Wittenberg sophomore Josh Montgomery (Reynoldsburg, Ohio/Reynoldsburg) blocked the extra point. The Tartans elected to kick the ball deep with all three timeouts left and just under four minutes remaining, but Wittenberg responded with an efficient ball-control drive that ate up the rest of the clock.
The workhorse on the final drive was senior tailback Conner Warye (Maineville, Ohio/Kings), who finished with 115 yards on seven carries. He combined with senior tailback Corey Weber (Pataskala, Ohio/Watkins Memorial), who carried 24 times for 86 yards in the game, to lead the Tigers over 200 yards rushing for the second straight game.
The passing game was effected by brisk winds, with Zoeller finishing 13-of-23 for 227 yards. But he also had two interceptions, both of which led to second-half CMU touchdowns. Those turnovers, combined with a season-high 16 penalties for a whopping 141 yards, were key factors in Carnegie Mellon's rally.
McKee led Wittenberg's receivers with 108 yards on six receptions. The Tigers finished with 455 yards of total offense, featuring a good balance of 218 rushing and 234 passing. Carnegie Mellon countered with 317 yards of total offense, with 212 coming on the ground.
Defensively, senior linebacker Zach Hurtt (Fort Thomas, Ky./Highlands) led both teams with 14 tackles, to go along with an interception and two pass break-ups. Sophomore linebacker Spencer Leno (Massillon, Ohio/Washington) added eight tackles and key second-half interception.


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David Moyes hopes Everton's chances of victory in the Merseyside derby against Liverpool on Sunday will not be unduly affected by refereeing decisions.
The Toffees boss was furious after last season's home defeat by their city rivals when Jack Rodwell was sent off for a tackle on Luis Suarez, a decision that was later rescinded. Everton have already been dealt a blow with the absence of key midfielder Steven Pienaar, who was shown a red card in last weekend's 1-1 draw at QPR and serves a one-match ban.
The South African's second yellow card for a foul on Jose Bosingwa also earned Moyes' wrath, and he feels Everton have been on the wrong end of a number of decisions so far this season. The Scot said: "It was a ludicrous decision, it really was. The boy kicked Steven Pienaar and Steven Pienaar got punished for it."
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