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Is mounted = turntable and Is provided with
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ONE Dose WILL Make
YOU FORGET
That You Ever Had Stomach
Trouble or Gall Stones

MAYR's WONDER
Full STOMACH REM
EDY for all stomach,
uNvA. I'D I~e-aff.AI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Gait iebes Sinh fat @nrmer.

8lei9e, 5utpeilen elm r0tbli6es &c,
iidt, unnatiirltder@unger, 8obren in
ser Nole, grocer CURT etc. iino 8or'
3eiden bon 8iirmern. &idapoo
8urm-8 ertiIge:= lit cine 5uperlaiiige,
our9gdngige Me6i5in fir Die 8eiei'
tigung aner Sorten bon 8irmern
bon Rinoern un6 @rmo9ienen. 4tda-
poo ~@erttlger in ~gefaaiger
3uderform bilft Ser @er6auung,
itdrft 6as Spitem, iiberfommt &art'
leibigteit uno bermebrt Die Ittion Ser
9eber. SIT p%olitdn6ig iider fogar
fir sic 6elitntelten @in6er. &dnpoo
@urm-@ ertiIger mo9t &tnber frob
unb geiun6. 25f. @%arantiert. Ser.
iudt es. Mpotbefen o6er per Soft.
@idapoo Snbim Me6icine 60, Bbila.
6eIpbia un6 ct. 2onis.. - Mn5eige.
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Tr1b5eiti9 e%tafamten!
Sin @ebot Ser Maditenliebe mnS Ser
&amferpfltdt.

@er friib %einfo11ft, ipart M~erfdenfraft,
@er's auf16iebt, 0tiib' uno 2ei0en fdafft.
Sic 8eibno6ts5eit bringt nidt na1r
@liid uno 6reu6e, iie bringt oud
Sauienoen bon @rbeitern un6 Mrbei=
terinnen 2ei6 nn6 Nlag, l1eber5eit,
neberaai tre11gung Bis CUR @ri9lof=
fang, stul1oen bodgraoiger nerpoier
grregung, obne geniigen6e &ube un6
@elegenbeit CUR Musipannung. Sic
letten Sem 8eibna6tStage borausge=
ben6en @oden meroen fir @erfGu<
fer uno Gerfduferimer, fir 9a6en=
angeitelte iiberbaupt, fir a,1tider
nno Mblieferungsgebulfen, fir Boit-
un6 grpreBbeamte cine 8eit ser Dual,
= neil Elm riidiidtsloies @dufer=
pl1blifum feline @infdufe ni9t iiber
mebrere 8oden bertbetlen min, neil
ser &aufer in ieiner @e6atfenloiigfeit
ii6 meigert> friib5eitig feine 8eib-
madtSeinfaufe 5u beforgen
@enn 6as fa1 fett6e BnbIifum iid
ieiner Bflidten, ser BfIidten ser
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fdaften. Man lpri6t ia 6esbalb bon
golfs9arafter, bon Mationaltugen-
sen, au9 bon Mattonalfeblern un6 2a=
itern. un6 6as a1es nit gutem
@run6.
0lit acknowledgement ergeben
ii@ 6arauS @edte ur16 Hfli6ten fir
Sic 8e5iebungen ser Mationen nn<
tereinanoer uno gum @an5en un6 fir
sic ge5iebungen Ser Mationen 5u If
rem etn5elnen Mngeb0rigen. Sc mebr
Sic &edte reipectirt un6 6ie 8fli6ten
er fuut mer6en, 6elto better lit es UNI
6as 8ob1 ser Mationen beitellt, tpie
al1d Inn SOS @obl 6eS @an5en, 6ei=
fen Gbeile fte iin6, 6eito mebr gelpi11=
men ou@ sic @eniben 6abon. .....
so groB un6 tiefgebenb Ser @influB
ser &irde anb par, 10 bot er bod
bie natioralen @igentbumli6feiten
ni6t beetntrd6ttgt, ion6ern bereoelt
un6 berf1art. Se6er5ett, bon Sen
Mpoiteln an Biz CUR Stunbe, bat Die
Stride sic tpeitgeben6ite &idit6t auf
Sic elbe genommen un6 ft6 an iie
angelebnt, iomeit es m0gli@ tpar.
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iten @eife? Sir cine @eile man6ert
man ent5iidt unter an6erem Simmel
u11o in fremloen 2dnoern. Man gebt
bon berrliden Std6ten nod i6pli>
lden @ebirgsoorfern, bon biitoriiden
&uinen rad pradti9en @aufbauiern
|beiudt romantii6e @@loiier uno
niidterne &unitga1erien, iteigt in
Soon binab in 6ie &atafomben 6es ct.
@aliite uno gebt nod Ser groben
0per in Eoris, rubt an ben i90nen
n0roliden @een @htpeoens, ,nobnt
erbebenoen @ottesoieuiten in Ser ct.
&etersfir9e gu &om bei, uno ipa5iert
II l1br Modts BEL belem Cages
lidte inn Menidenge6range auf Dem
Netpsfp=Hrospect in ct. petersburg,
liegt int Bebrl1ar unter &almem ouf
ser f@0nen S11fel cuba un6 gleitet
beim Mon61dein uno 6em @eiang Ser
@onooIieri tn @ene6ig ben gro-
Ben Canal binab, bemunbert Die els
gefr0nten @letider Ser Sbmei5 un6
fiiblt lib falt er6riidt 6ur6 sic un=
6ei6reiblide Hradt ser ortboooren
&irden in Mosfou, ftrout berum ouf
6em @orio nno in Ser Mlemeoa Ser
often Mctefenit a6t Merico, un0 madt
cine &beinpartte in luitiger @eieu=
idaft, BORT ben >peltberubmten &na=
bendor in ser ct. Baul's=&ir6e 5u
9on6on, beuunoert 6as gigantiide
Denfmol in Seip5ig un6 sic perfluf-
teten 1fer Ser nortpegii@en 6ior6s,
beidart ii9 nit gbrfur6t sic mie6er
al1sgegrabea1e Go6tenita6t 8ompeii
un6 mobnt in Berlin Ser Serbitpa=
raoe bel, aber trob allen 6ieiem
fontmt Sic @ebniu@t nod Ser Sci
matb, 6aS Seimmeb!
Danm padt man i6neu, beiteigt sen
3ug un6 nimmt BEN Gampfer. Scan
5ab1t idon ieoen Sag Biz gum @ridei=
men bon 2an6 am tpeitlt6en Sort
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90 erflart eS 1i6, 6aB sic Men=

90 erflart es itd, 6aB 6ie Men<
lhen in ser peri9ieoeniten 8eiie aaf
Sem @ege bur6's 2eben arsgeltattet
mer6en. 8ie Ser ein5elne Weni9
BON @ott cine beion6ere Mufgabe fir
leitre iroiide 2aufbabn betommerI bat,
10 bat al16 ie6e @ation onf ibrem
@ege Durb sic @ei@idte eine be-
ltimmte a,1fgabe %5ugepieien erbolten.
Drr6 sic 20iung 6ieier Mufagbe ion
Tie fir ibren Ebeil mitmirfen, oen
8eltplon @ottes fir 6ie gan5e
Menidbeit gu pertreten. Sic 2oinng
oieier s(ufgabe iou fir iie ielbit, ibre
eigene @eididte iein, nno fo4 tie ben
%lok erreiden laiien, mel@er BON
@ottes goriebung fir ite beitimmt lit.
Sic sic ein5elnen Meni6en, 10. tit
audi sic Station nidt Elm pinenloleS
@erf5eug IN @ottes &anb. sic fam
audi anoere @ege geben, olS oieje,
1mgen, sic fir iie beitimmt iin6, meil
lie ielber es 10 min un6 ite fam anf
onoere @ege bnrb Sic 8erbaltnilie
ge6rdngt mer6en.
gntipreden6 6teier ibrer beionoe-
rem Mufgabe lit ie6e Station audi in
'beion6erer @eiie a1tsgeitattet. Set
nestpegs bloB nit beion6erer @pra@e,
Ionoern ou6 nit beion6eren @tgen=
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Watipn u11o Nationalts
tat.

l1eber 6ieles Ebema lit bier5nla11oe
idon piel, iebr bel gei6rteben n11o
qelproden morben. l1no bod perliert
es ME an 3ugfroft unb Snterelle, 10
Iange iib ouf oieiem 8ooen nod
5obne per1bieoener Nationen finoen,
sic Elm freunolt6es o6er uni renrolt=
DIES @el6id als 8riioer zines @olfes
bier 5ui a,nmengefiibrt bat. Sen oel1t=
1den &atbolifen mar baS 8ort gea<
tionolitat felt ibrem erl ten @tntreffe1
auf amerifoniibem 8oben ttef ms
&era geI6rieben, lie baben feline Sc
6eutung perltan6en nno + iagen mir,
in pieler Sinli9t - betpuBt ODER nn=
bemuBt bana@ gebanoelt. Darnm
mer6en lie nm 10 beiier periteben, mas
Elm be6eutenoer @olfsfIbrer nnlerer
Sage iber Wel en unb Mufgaben Ser
mationalitGten gu iagen bot. @eiit'
Iiber &atb @oder, 6eiien @ome crit
fuir5li6 in Deutidlan6 anf aner 2tp>
pen idmebte, ionobl BEL ieinen 8re11'
Ben pie BEL ieinen Beinoen, benn ibm
muroe bouptid6lt6 Ser groBortige
@entrumsiieg in @a6en 5ugei6rte-
ben, 1agte Dor ettpa 6 Sabren n1f Der
=. 6euti6en Notwithstanding in
ieinr @eoe iiber r@atboli5tsml1S nno
MotionoIitGt" II. a. nu@ folgenoeS:
NationoIitGt lit oas, mas ben groBe'
rem ooer fleineren 8rudtbetl 6eS gan,
gen Observation-Disclosures gu elmer etge=
men Station itempelt nn6 bon oroeren
'Motionen unteri9ei6et. Der Meni&,
ser Sen @Iouben an @ott un6 Die
collide 8oriebung iiber 8oro getpor=
fen bot, itebt Dor 6iefem @tloe mte
Dor einem &dtbiel. Gem Memide1
aber, ser 6ieien @lauben beiibt, ftrablt
aus bem 8iloe ser @atur @ottes
Madt un6 @eisbeit% entgeger. Se6em
Meniden, bas lit abermals 2ebre 11rts
1eres @Ioubens, lit fir 6ieie 8et anf
@rben cine beionbere @nfgobe' 5nge-
mieIen.
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&aufermoral, bemuBt mdre, mir6e es
iid) iiderli6 ni6t auf 6ieie 8eiie ge-
gen feline Mebenmeniden %beriunbigen;
ood) au6 i6on 6ie grfenntniB 6es
6urd @iidiidtsloiigfeit peruriadten
2ei6es miiroe es betpegen, ITO flop
earlp", 6ie @rfenntniB, mas Ser our6
feline @e6anfenloligfeit beruriadte,
uruib" beoeutet, mir6e es at elmer
gemiiien &iidiidtnobme anipornen.
Cine pafenbe SbiI6erung bes
vGbriitmos ruff" geben @6itb 8patt
un6 Cue Minslie @Iarf in etnem
Bude (Weafing 8otb gn6s Meet"),
SOS %@rfabrungen bert6tet, melde
Mitarbeiter Ser Con runners 2eague
in Seem Dorfer 2d6en geiammelt ba=
ben. Sic grbeit ging obne unter=
bredung Dor li@, beiBt es 90, u6ie
M4oden tparen nerb0s erregt, gebdf=
fig, nei6tid" i'm gegenieitigen Ser
|febr, mdbren6 Tie Dem Seer bon &diu=
fern gegeniiber INNER liebensmir6ig
nn6 5uborfommenb iein muBten.
rDie Mufleberin, Elm i60nes aber au<
Beror6entli9 robes Md6den bon
11eun8ebn Sabren, fludte un6 metterte
beitdn6tg auf ale Md66en Elm. Die
&un6en riffen anes an lth, maren
berausfor6ern6, unbof1i6, bon mor<
gems Big obenbs, bon oben6s Biz Mit=
terno9t. Ser @ufentbolt btnter 6em
9a6entifde tpur6e NIT 6em Sorti@rei<
ten Ser Eages5eit 3u elmer Sole ner>
b0ier l%1eberrei5ung un6 unausipred-
Itden 8eroruiies.
Cine fleirc gpiio6e, aus Ser @dil=
oerung berausgegriffen, mirft Elm
grenes 2idt ol1f Sic in 6en 9d6en IN
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&arI 3bieles 8eiieberi@t

Sn 2eip5ig mar i@ I'M cine
Nidte 5u beiuden, 6te Snternatio=
male 8augetperf : Musltellung 5u Be-
ir@en nn6 Dos 80Ifer@Ia4t
Denfmal at bepnn6ern, tpeldes am
18ten October Dem 100idbrtgen &C.
oddtniBtage ser @9lodt bel 2eip5ig
NIT groBem Hompe eingepeibt miro.
.Dos Seminal iibertudlttgt Sen 8e<
iuder 6ur6 feline impoianten Dimer1'
.iionen b%ollitdn6ig. SSn ieinen mnd-
|tigen 6ormen betbatigt es ni@t onein
urmi@iige 6eutide &raft, ionoern
audi pouer6ete or9itectonii@e @@0n.
beit. Sc beitebt aus Grant, lit BET
nabe 800 SUB bo@ unb lit Ser Mit'
telbau cine Mrt &rppta, bon IL,
ungefdbr 40 SUB boben &rtegerge'
|itoIten, tnel6e Greibeitsbiiter 6aritel>
len, umgeben. 8reite Grepen fiib-
rem biro11f 5u Sen Serroiien, mo- Ser
eigentlide 8au beginnt. @uf Ben,
in Sen &ieienpfeilern ltegen6en @en-
6%eltreppen gelangt man 5u Sen Gal
lerien, pel9e cine berrlt9e 6ernii4t
auf 6as @dla@tfeI6 bonn 18ten 0cto-
Der 1918 bieter, mora11f an 6ieiem
Sage 10 piel beutides 8lut fir 6te
|8reibeit oes oeutiden @aterlanbes
geopfert pur6e. 2eip5ig lit MODERN
un6 i@0n un6 cine Der be6euten6iten
@ei@dftsitd6te @uropas. @s bean-
ipru9t Ben groBten un6 ont proctiid.
iten eingeridteten 8abnbof Ser 8elt
gu baben, ser Bel meinem Dofein
5tpor I'M @ebrau9e, aber nod nidt
%pollen6et tpar. Sci metner @ertpan6.
ten in Ser @robin3 Sodien tpieoer
angelangt, padte i6 meine Soden
fir Die &eimretfe un6 nobm Mbidie6
bon meinert 2iebert uro Dem i90nen
Deuti9lan6.
l1no tpos lit 6os Gacit ser i@0n.
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Mebr Sudden iebes Sabr ~nerfant.

Mebr Tlaiden iebes Sabr berfamft.
,@s lit leidt gu beriteben, marum
cine groBere In5abl bon Blaiden So
lep'S @onep an6 Ear COMPOUND ie6es
Sabr perfauft miro. Grau &bos Ser
ran, 286 @6marb StraBe, @%ougbtom,
Mi6. gibt baflr einen auSge5eidne.
ten @r1no, tpenn iie idreibt: nGolep's
@oneD ono Tar COMPOUND bat fi6
itets als Elm mirfiames Mittel er,
probt, beieitigt roih nos fibeInoe &C.
fiibl I'M &aIie uno fttlIt Ben Suiten,
obne 6oB idlef+, Gillette 5uriidblei-
ben. gu baben Bel allen &anolern IN
ct. @1ou6. - Mn5etge.
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3onte. Mit Sreu6e eridaut man 6te
@oloi1alitatue Ser Sreibeitsg0ttin a1f
Yeolo=Sslano un6 baIb tau6en oub
sic 8olfenfraber bon Seem Dorf ouf.
@afen ongelangt mebt auf alien
Sic 6logge Ser Sterne un6
sic 6lagge ser 6reibeit, un6
begriibt nns mieoer in Ser 9eimatb!
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-28
Women and Police WhIsfIea-

Miss Lota Robinson, at one time
one of the best-known society bellies
In Baltimore, has applied to the DO.
lice department in New York for a
police whistle. She is not alone In
her request Several other we'll known
New York society women have made
the same request. They desire the
whistle for selfprotection. In case
of attack they say they will use them.
Should similar request be made by
one of Baltimore's pretty society buds.
what would you do?" was asked Mar.
shall Farnan the other day. II would
have to consider the request" was
Marshal Farnan's answer. From what
l have seen Of Baltimore women they
can scream loud enough to attract the
police without a whistle" Baltimore
American.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-28
NEW BALKAN WAR.
SERNIANS DEFEAT BULGARIANg
IN MACEDONIA.
Quarrel Over Division Of Turkish
Territory Leads to Hostilities and
Bulgarian Attack Servians-Eive
Hundred Reported Killed.

Belgrade, June 25.-The Bulgarians
have been defeated at Zletovo. An
official report says that the Servians
went into action only when heavy
forces of Bulgarians began to cross
the river. After desperate fighting
the Bulgarians broke and fled, leaving
behind many dead and wounded and
abandoning all the positions they had
seized in Scrvian territory.
According TO advices $4,000 Bull
garian troops with 500 bomb throw
crs attacked the Servian positions at
Zletovo. Eventually the Servians
charged with fixed bayonets all along
the line and the Bulgarians hurriedly
retreated. The combined losses ex-
ceeded 500 men.
A strong force of Bulgarian troops
attacked the Servian positions at
Zletovo an6 Ratkoviatz in Macedonia
at / o'clock his morning. The attack,
according to official information, was
unprOvOked.
Later reports from the scene of the
fighting said the Servian artillery had
gone into action and a fierce battle
was in progress in which both sides
had suffered considerable losses.
The Bulgarian attack on the Ser
vians has created a dangerous state
of excitement here.
The newspapers publish special edi-
tions declaring in large type War
has begun
The streets and cafes are filled with
excited crowds.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-28

est desire for a breakfast to fight on.
1t behooved me to get back within
our lines. The memory Of that ami.
mated scene In front still fresh upon
Inc, how quiet and commonplace ey.
erything appeared down there in the
hills.
What has become OF Bungay?"
questioned Of Colgate, who was lying
upon his back with eyes fastened
on a floating cloud
do you mean the little mountaineer
who came in with us last night?"
nodded.
"Oh. his mule bolted at the first
shot over yonder, ami the little fellow
IL after 1t. He's down the field there
somewhere"
How time dragged! The battery to
left OF us went into action, and began
firing rapidly: we could mark the
black figures OF the cannoneers at the
nearer guns. outlined against the sky
over the crest. as they moved quick.
ly back and forth. Twice they bore
motIonless bodies TO the rear. and laid
them down tenderly beyond the fierce
zone OF fire. Then the heavier pieces
or artillery farther down the line
burst into thunder, and we silently
watched a large force OF infantry
move slowly past us up the long slope
until they halted In line OF battle just
behind It's summit. the advanced files
lying flat upon their faces and peer
Ing over. But no orders came for us
Nearly noon by the red sun hiding
behind the drifting powder cloud. The
eVer-deepening roar OF ceaseless CON
test had moved westward down the
valley, when an aide wheeled his
smoking horse In front OF the Colonel,
spoke a dozen hasty words. pointed
impetuously 10 the left. and dashed
off down the line The men leapcd
to their feet I'm eager expectancy. and
IA the Fall In, fall In there. lads"
echoed joyOusly from lip 10 llp the
klndllng eyes and rapid movements
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-28
THE FIREMEN'S TOURNAMENT.
SUMTER FIRE FIGHTERS STAR
RED AT ABBEVILLE.
No New Records Were Established
but Good Time was Made i'm Both
Races. Sumter Won First i'm Hand
Reel Race and Second i'm Hose Wag-
Oh COntcst-Iime Records of Con-
tCStantS.

Abbeville, June 25.-Some six or
seven thousand people hocked to the
Abbeville firemens race course today
to see the running of the events
which carry with them the title of
supremacy in South Carolina. New
berry and Sumter divided first place
honors, Newberry winning in the hose
wagon race and Sumter in the hand
reel event. Sumter also scored sec-
ond in the hose wagon race, while
Columbia and Darlington came in
third.
In the hand reel event Columbia
won second place and Georgetown
won third.
These two races, with the firemen's
parade this morning, made up the
programme which attracted the large
crowd. c. ID. Brown and j. T. Bose-
man and +. G. Godfrey were the
judges
The firemen's parade formed at
$50 at the lower end of the public
square and proceeded up Main Street
to the race track, headed by the Sec
ond regiment band. Following the
band came an automobile carrying
Mayor G. G. Gambrell President Louis
Behrens and the governor. Then
came the other officers of the fire.
mems association, followed by the
hose wagons and racing teams. Rae
ing began Immediately after the pa
rade.
The time Cor this event follows:
Abbeville, hydrant II seconds water
81 seconds; Marion, hydrant 16 2-5,
no water; Chester, hydrant Is ga,
water "a; Anderson, hydrant IA 2-5,
water 33; Darlington, hydrant II IA
water 30; Bishopville, No. 1, hydrant
Is As, water 80; Columbia, hydrant
II, water 20; Bishopville, No. l, hy-
drant Is, no water; Greenwood, hy-
drant IS, water 80; Georgetown, hy-
drant 16, water 30; Sumter, hydrant
16 IA, water % 3-5; Union, hydrant
II, water 81 IL; Bennettsville, hy-
drant 16 1-5, water 80 is; Ncwberry,
hydrant 16, water % 1-2.
/ Newberry thus won first money of
$50 and Sumter second money, 500,
while third money was divided be
tween Columbia Palmettos and Dar-
lington. The fastest time to the hy-
drant, IA 2-5 seconds, was made by
Anderson, the only team driving Il
PAGER.
In the afternoon the hand reel
races We're pulled off, Sumter winning
first money, SIS; Columbia second,
$50; Georgetown third, $25. The time
for showing water: Sumter, 20 sec
onds; Georgetown, 81 As; Columbia,
21; Ncwberry, % 2-5.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-28
CHAPTER XXI.
The Battle In the Shenandoah.


To me II has always seemed re-
markable that after all ny other bat.
tie experiences-Antietam. Gettys
burg. the Wilderness. ay! even In
cluding that first fierce baptism of
fire at Manassas-no action In which
1 ever participated should remain so
clearly photographed upon memory as
this last desperate struggle for su-
premacy In the Shenandoah. Every
minute detail OF the conflict. at
least so far as I chanced to be q
personal participant. rises before me
as / write. and l doubt not could
trace today each step taken upon that
stricken field.
Ths reveille had not sounded when
j first awoke and. rolling from my
blanket. looked about me. Already a
faint dim line of gray. heralding the
dawn. was growing clearly defined In
tho east, and making manifest those
heavy fog banks which. hanging dank
and low, obscured the valley. Tho
tired men OF my troop were yet lying
upon the ground. wrapped tightly In
their blankets. oblivious OF the deadly
work before them: but | could hear
the horses already moving uneasily at
their picket.ropes. and observed here
and there the chilled figure OF sentry
leaning upon his gun. oddly distorted
In form by the enveloping mist.
Directly In advance OF where we
rested. long hill slopcd gently up.
ward for perhaps a hundred yards. It's
crest topped with a thick growth OF
young oak.trees. yet seemingly devoid
OF underbrush. No troops we're
camped In our immediate front. and
feeling cGrlous 10 ascertain something
OF our formation. as we'll as 10 ex-
anime the lay OF the land between MS
and the position occupied by the
enemy. walked slowly forward. un.
hlndered. until ! attained the crest
The fog yet held the secrets OF the
valley safely locked within it's brown
hand. and | could penetrate none OF
its mysteries II was like gazing
down from some headland into a ST..
lent, unyexed sea Rut directly across
from where ! stood. apparently along
the summit Of another chain OF low
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-28
Automobile Like Acroplanc.

Mr.. Cecil r. Cutler, of this city
who is genius when it comes to au-
tomohilcS. has invented and built an
automobile that is propelled like an
propeller, which generates SutIi-
cicnt air to drive the machine AZ fast
as forty miles an hour this speed
having been attained by Mr.. Cutler.
There Is no connection between tn
engine and the wheels of the ma
chine, tn" air propeller driving the
car along entirely OrangchurE
Times and Democrat.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-28
SUMTER WINS HAND REEL,
WINS SECOND MONEY IN HOSE,
WAGON RACE.
GamccOck City Men Bag Second
Place by Strenuous Run-Much In
tcrest Manifested by Large Crowd
of Spectators.
Special to the Daily Item.


Abbcville, June 25.-In the hose
wagon contest, taking place this
morning the result was as follows:
sumter winning second place by the
narrow margin of 1-1O of a second.
Ncwberry won first place: Newberry
2S 1-2; Sumter 2S 3-5; Abbeville 81.
Chester 35, Anderson 33; Darlington
20; Bishopville No. 2, 80; Columbia
20; Benncttsville 80 1-5; Georgetown
80; Union 81 IL; Greenwood, 30;
Marion (blow OuD; Bishopvillc, No.
!, (blow out).
The races were witnessed by a large
crowd. who took interest in cheering
on the various teams. Sumter's
horses made an unusually good show
ing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-28
The fiftieth Anniversary
Battle Of GETTYSBURG
Gettysburg, Pa.

On account Of the above celebra-.
ton. the Southern Railway company
will sell round trip tickets to Gettys-
burg. Pa, on June &c. 90, and 80 and
July 1st, with final limit July 10th,
1918.
Exceedingly low rates have been
authorized from all points in the
Southeast. Some Of the attractive fares
from points in this territory are as
follows: Allendale, s17.15, Bamberg,
$3.50, Barnwell $16.55, Blackville.
1855, Camden, $3.50, Charleston,
$500, Denmark. $16.65, Lancaster,
$14.75, Orangeburg $16.5O, Pregnall
$500, Summerville $500, Sumter.
$3.50. Similarly low round trip rates
in effect from other points in South
Carolina.
Southern Railway has arranged for
a special through train without change
of cars to Gettysburg. Pa. for the ac-
cummodation of Confederate Veterans
and their friends. This train will
consist OF baggage car, nice first class
coaches, dining car and Pullman
sleeping cars and will leave Augusta.
Ga, 3.45 Z. NJ. Sunday, June 29th;
leave Blackvillc, 5.55 L. NJ, COlum-
bia 7.25 =. NJ, Chester 9.13 z. NJ.
Rock Hill 9.45 L. NJ. and will arrive
Gettysburg 1.2O =. VI. Monday June
30th i'm time to allow for arrange
ments 10 be made for accommoda-
tons at the battlefield during the af-
ternoon. Those intending to make
this trip can board this train at Black
Vile, Columbia, Rock Hill, or any
other point enroute, and this will
avoid necessity OF making any
change cnroute.
See that your tickets read via
Southern Railway and if further in
formation is wanted or if reservation
on this special train or any regular
train is desired, write TO w. f.. Nc
Gee, \. @. i. a, Columbia, w. II.
Caffey ID. Il. a, Charleston, or s. II
Mclean, u. =. a, Columbia, and your
communication will he given prompt
attention -. i.iAiAlxuAIkIz