The watchman and southron

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people, and is performieng ef

ficiently the duties imposed upon

it." He added:

i "There is, perhaps, no example

Jin history of a work of this kind

j being carried on with so little fric

tion. The credit for the success

of the receivership is due almost

exclusively to the personnel em

ployed and to the direction given

in its organization. The avoid

ance of friction and efficient op

eration of the service, which have

been the outstanding marks of the

receivership, could be entirely de

stroyed hy a few careless selec

tions to fill the very few positions

held by Americans.

“It should be noted that not

the least of the accomplishments

of the receivership has been the

gradual replacement of American

personnel by Dominicans, until to

day the number of Americans is

reduced to the limit that could

fairly be regarded as a compliance

with the terms of the treaty es

tablishing the receivership.”

1I1RTH 11WORDS.

(Spa rtanburg I ioraU1).

South Carolina is holding lir.st

place in the records of infant

mortality and it is highly interest

ing that this unenviable position

is said to l>e hi ought about in all

probability by the failure of South

Carolina physicians to report all

births. All deaths are reported,

but all births are not reported,

according to the view of those who

have made a study of the situation,

and unite naturally the death rate

among children is thus raised:

If this be true South Carolina

physicians will cctrainly be given

a new point of view as to the im

portance of their thorough co

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The watchman and southron. (1925). Sumter, S.C., 1925-12-05. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn93067846/1925-12-05/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The watchman and southron, 1925-12-05.