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Clemsonville Debating Society Chooses Side in World’s Part Debate
The Clemsonville Debating Society met with Mr. Nicholas H. Clemson presiding and voted the negative on the resolution that the World's Part has benefited the United States. Next, they consider Washington a better general than Grant, with a large group of named members on affirmative and negative teams. They plan to meet Friday December 16 at 8 p.m. Music by a local orchestra.
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John
Jesus Christ
Purmos
Devonti
Owever
Dave
Moses
Fan
Calgary
Iso
Mars
Isavid
Dane
Jobni
Jesus
Gen
Joel
Dax
Mark
Ivelhand
Hell
Job
Jemmy
Co Pener
Death
Hades
Clemsonville
Pdec
Clemsonville Debstilng Society
Nicholas H. Clemson
Washington
Gen. Grant
Geo. B. Simpson
SW. Alister
Nash Flickteger
Harry Barnes
S. H. Maynard
John Clemson
C. DB. Sensiney
Col. Bobo
A. Bostion
J. R. Sundegill
D.G. Pfoutz
Issec Sayler
Stanley Sundeg Gee
Bohn
Claude Clemson
Dee IG
Lorchestra
Col
Dante
W. Zambaum
Johan Bleck
Peter Freber
Noah F.singer
Sayler
Woodsboro
M. Chas. Spurrier
Canper Mine
Hammerick
J. E. Spurcier
Our Place
John Dinterman
Walkersville
Dinterman
George Dintermen
J. P. Blaize
Des Moines
Iowa
Desercrest
Pneumona
Blaize
Anstock
Des Maines
Garrett & Pearce
Frederick