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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

hcrS Grippe uurOe 0a5 por Oen
GlerfstiiHcu auigcitcatc NilO oc9
@unOeS- Senators Sii0or NaDner cnt-
biiQt mo baum belt Der @unOes-
Senator Blair Gee, Ser cigens fir
pieie 9lngelcgcn6cit Nod 9linapoliS
gefpnmcn mar. cine Idngcre cbrenOe
glnlpru@c litter 0cn Yelucbern Der
Sule mar audi GongreBmitglie0
Gap. u. Scmis Don Cumberland.
9loh elmer fur5eu S1hlbreOc ocs
9SrGii0enten %rce mar Die 6eier uor-
iibcr GaS @ilO, pclheS Der be-
fannie @ortrGtmaler Souis y Giete-
ricb bon Baltimore gcmalt 6at miro
in Ser S5oQe Oes ltnter6duicS anges
6raAt mcr0en.
Sm Senote wlirOe in oer 9(aduit-
togS- Sibung cine &ci6c Grauer 9c-
ihliiiie perleicn Die in Oa9 Frotofoa
oif0enonmcn imO bonn Sefrct1r Oes
SenatS Scr 6omilic paiieno enlge-
ro6mt 5uaeitcQt perOcn ioueu. Se-
nator &eier :. Ganpbel bielt cine
paiienOc 2lnipradje, in pelher er ben
&erOieniten OeS 9lHt6 SSiioor 9iap-
ner ols @laun inn ofientliNcn Se6eu
polle 9(uerfenuug 81 E6eil perOen
lieB. ln ieiner 9lnipraGe erud6nte
er Die groBen 3citgenoiien Oes Ca
bingeiAieoencn i'm politiihen Seben
niO 6e5cicbncte i'm ais einen Der
qroBtcn HcOner ser 9}cl5eit, Der itets
Die Staateurebte pcrtretcu babe
9lorb 6clttc ici Der 5tnot W}arDlono
itol3 aui iein Nirfeu. Senator Gamp-
bcQ bctonte, OaB er bel Oeiieu lcs-
temYro3eB nit i6ni i'm @erid)te mar
lmO er lei itol5 oaroli, OoB er 6clite
Ger Gntbilaitug OeS @ilOes Ocs Der
lior6enen beipo6nen fonnte.
Senator 9cnion 6etoute, 0nB er
Gic 5oben Giaeni1aiten OeS Nerltor-
bcneu 0o6er ic6dbe, ais ale anocren
&or5iiae, Ole Ser groBc Staotsmouu
ge6abt babe.
Nm ielben Slime ipro1 auh Sc-
nator 3i5lmoL ser ami Die brillon-
ten 0ieOcn Oea IoOten inn YinOeS
Sennt 6impieS mo aus ieiner per-
ionlidcn Grfa6ruug INIT oemiel6cn
er5o6lte.
Senator Sarper iprac6 iiber Die
groBe @5abe Oes S0ru &apner ais con-
iitutioncaer 9c1tsompolt.
Gesgleiben 5oQte Sr GgOcn Dem
0n6ingeicbieOenen sic perOieute lnl-
ertcnnng. Der lebtc 9Re0uer mar
Senotor N|olo0, Der Sru 9laDncr'S
ais taOellos be5eiG-
nete.
Ger 9eicbuB wtroe dritiunig
nnAenOnlnen.
GcriiNcrunQS SillS.
PHI 9'cranlaiiung oes Stnats Ser
GonnilidrS rcic6te i'm
llnterbaic ST. 9lcSutoi6 jmci 9iuS
rin pelhe aiif cine 9lenOerlm1 Der
Scitimnnmgen i'm GcriAermgSme-
len @ejuG baben
Sc8cn @DpOt6efcnitcucr
,Sn bciOcn @driern Der @cicege-
jnnJ pnrOcn Deluc mebrcre 9iQS
,in9ereiHt pericbcOeue Counties BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

6e5a6lt Gs lit o6iolut falid, uenn
ScnionO 6e6ouptct OoB Die StoOt eli.
nem iolhen Flane 5ugcitiumt babe.
@ciocr bdtten sic @eebge6lngsmt.
glieoer ans Oen Counties 0ie Wiodlt,
ser StoOt cine iolGe 9iirOe ouf5u-
5nlien"
Ger Oemofrotiihe GaufiIS iiber sic
9on0iiroBcn 6rdac, uclher Oiee
S9o6e ae6oltcu wcrOcn ioatc, lit Don
ser 2hiitcrn.Gi9fuiiou in Ben SGot
ten geOrdngt morOen.
Nntis Soloon &igo an Occ
glrbeit
9}dcb0cm sic 9nti Soloon Siga
geie6en bat, ooB iie nit elmer @ia
fiir 9pcol Sption in Gnrrou.Gountp
inn llnterbouie fcin @liid bottc, IicB
oieicl6c belte i'm Senate ourb oen
Senator Snooer cine d6ulibe @iQ
iiir Carroll Gouutu einrcic6en 9lub
fiir Charles Gountu lit eiue glnti-
Saloon 9iQ untcr6reitet luorOeu.
Gieiel6c mur0e 1cute Don elmer itor-
fen Delegation bciiirmortet. @iS6er
gebort G6orles Golntv 5u Sen Of
ienen Counties, lmO ibOn in Den leb
ten So6reu lit lpieoerbolt ser Ser
iucb genadt uoroen %ro5i6ition
BORT eiu3uiii6ren.
Gle 0ienitnrG 0Aen SroQc.
&or Dem Sennts Gonlite iiir NSu-
iiijpeicu crid)ieu 6clte cine groBe0c
legation BON 1omen ans Baltimore,
Ourllnter ouh Srau @liiu5etb %leit-
.uer lmO argumentirtc 5u @uliten
ser 9iQ Scr y@eieQi6oft Scr E0dter
ser 9lmerifatii6en 9leoolution na1
meldcr 0ie GicnitnGOden bei Dem
llc6erne6men elmer Stcllc einen Gon+
troft 5u untcr5ei1nen lnO iid Der
pflihten nuiiieM cine 6eitimlntc 3elt
ulf Dem @labe 81 per6lei6en Cine
Der 0amen gas an, OoB iie 40 Ucr-
i1ie0ene N}1Oden IN einem Sabre
ge6o6t 6n6e Die 9iQ, uel1e 5uor
mon6e empfc6lensipert6e 3ii1e emit
b0lt, monOert jeOenioaS in Ocn ga
picrfor6, Oenn Oiele ser 9eitinmm-
gen iinO inter Sen icBi0eu @cr6dlt-
niiiea nidt Ourdliii5r6nr
6ctcrtoge ilr itd0tiic6 c 9(r-'
beiter.
Sr. 9ouic rei6te inn llnter6onic
6ciltc cine 9iQ Elm, naN pel1cr 6ic
9lr6eiter an it0otiiden 9outen oOer
in itd0tiic6en Gieniten iiir i6re Sci
ertogc e6enio 6ejoblt pcr0en io1en
mie Die 9lngeIteQten ser itdOtiicben
Tepartencnts
3um 2ln0cnfeu an Nrn.
Sii0or RoDner.
3u G6rcn Ocs Derilorbenen 9m-
0eaienators SiiOor Rauer fono beutc
9labniittag in Der NaQe OeS lluter-
balieS cine @eodHiliBicicr itott Gie
0es Senats Gattei Dor
Ocn Siben 9Slob 0cnonimen Spre-
der Games @}cG. Grippe tii6rtc Oen
%oriiB ino ncben i6m iaB %rdIioent
%ricc pom Staatsicnat rmO quf Der
Seitc battc 0ouDerneur
0joloSGorQua6 @lab gcnonmen 9lad
eincr fllr5cl Grtldrlng oeS Spre-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

lpiro sic Gc6attc ii6er sic 9luitcrn6ill
an @|onto0 9l6eno iortieben.
SiirOns Wl ienpotum.
&or Dem Gonite iiir 9So6len iouo
I'M llnter6oiie 6clltc 9(bcno cine ii
ientliGe &eriammhmg itott 3u mel.
der ii6 mgeid6r 100 @erioneu Gin.
gcluloen 6otteL I'M 5u @iuiten OeS
@loiieuuotlms bel Oen 9|ominotio-
nen pon GonOooten 5u arguments.
rem Inter ben @crtrctern Der Der
idieOenen &ereine 6efonOen ii1 oucb
Die 0erren gl. 9. 6anf6Guel, &orl ".
0l SAolb mo u. 9}. 9lc6ert pom
allno66GnQiBen 9iirQerOereiu bon
@|orglonO" Zen &oriiB fii6rte n.
g. u g. Cobme ponLGitp g8iOc Gon-
greB" unO OeNen SefretGr @err 9l.
Sccbt iteQte Die ein5elncn Reouer
Dor, Tie critic 9lcOe 6iclt NloDor ,Sas.
s.. Grelion ipelber nit Oonnern0er
Stilnne Negen OaS Gin6eit5Ditcm
plaiOirte, lmO oui i'm folgtc ,@err
Ottnor Qlnrcls pom ,,&crein Der
&auilelte mo Tobrifonien Scr 9llt.
itn0t" Cas- Gomite be6iclt iid Die
GntideiOlmg Dor. 9ladb Ocn glniidteu
Der Gount0 Gelegoten lit niht Dicl
Soiimiug iiir OoS @}oiicnpotln Dor.
bouOen. Die GolntD 9eute iinO 81
bitter dcgen ollie itGOtiihen gSiinide.
lmO licBcu Del Der 9luiternoe6otTe
Oeutlib OurH6lidclt ooB lie nicbt
g8iueus ieien, ic6 itcis Don Der StaOt
oiftircn 5u loiien
StaotS Son0itroBen.
9lnlctbe.
llebcr sic @robe Ser 9lnlei6e fir
Oas 6ertiaitedeu Der Stuots-Son0-
itroBen lit man iicb nod iuncr niGt
einia. Gos Genlite fiir Wlittel luiO
g9eae 6ict 6eutc 9}ocbnittan cine Si-
BlmQ in melGcr Sta0t @rofurotor
6ielO cine 0e6orniiNte &cOc gegen
Oie 9l6ii6t 6ielt Don elmer 9lnlei9c
BON $6,200,OO0 Der StoOt nlu 2O9Sro-
sent 5rfonnien 5u loiien mo OorauS
ouM nod Oie Sig6titroBen @riidc
3u 6ouen Gr iogtc inter glnOercm:
Sir sic StaOt wiiroe Is inn b0hiten
@rd0e o6iurO iein einem iolhcnEld.
ne 5u5uItimmcn Gie StoOt lit noc6
oeu @eicben BON 1908 81 20 @ro5eut
oQer 9lnlei6cn fiir &flailerings3wc-
dc 6erecbtiqt Gieic 20 %ro5cnt iihO
menig genilg, mcnn man 6eOentt,
OnB oie Stoot lngefd6r 10 @ro5ent
oQcr Soften Der 9lnlei6e 81 trogell
Bot. g9enn cine 9lnlei6c bon $6,00O,-
GOO ouigenoWmcn miro, lit 0ieStuOl
81 81 100000 6credtigt, pclte fir
%floitcrungSGpedc beitininit iein
nliiiicn @enn bic StoOt oejlpum.
gen miro, ans 0ieier SItntnle on@
nod Bic 2ig6titroBen 9riide 3n
bouen. Oie ais cin C6eil ocs Stoats-
Son0itroBen Spitcms auBrr6ol6
ser 5toOt Iicgt 10 be0elitet IicicS
cinen iHucrcn SGlog fir bic SteN-
er5o6ler ser 5toOt Alon piirOc OuS
@elo ser Stcucr5o6ler ser Sto0t 0a-
5u nc6meu cine 9ride fiir oenStaut
81 6oucl Srgen0 SenonO fora bic
@riide bouct penn Oie StoOt Oafiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

Oua @eiimnlngeu Ser @Dpoi5cteu.
Stcuer ju entbiu0cn.
8 iir llntcritHung OeS
CATERS.
Snl llntcrbouie Fat NrGimmin9S
cine &iQ cingcrcidt, Scr Spcjial-
Gonimiiiion sur llntcriubnng OeS
9oitera, pcl1e oom Wouperneur Dor
l0ngercr 3cit cruamit murOe. $4,000
5ur 6crtigitcluug ibrer llnteriuHlng
81 pcrpiligen. Ger &oriibcr iencr
Spmmiiiion eri6ien Dor Dem Gonlitc
fiir' SDgicne imo itellte Oaielblt OoS
Grh6en aQe Bills in @c3ug mii OoS
Soiicr. 'oic bis6cr cingereicbt iino, 5u-
riid5u6altGn, bis ser 9ericbt ser
Gommiiiion iertig lit. Die Commit.
iion 9eOentt, i6re 9lrbeiten bis 5ur
nd1iieu SiBung Ser @eiebge6lng IN
1916 6ercit 5u 6a6cn.
Sicl u@}uoO" in G6orIeSs
Gollntp.
0nS llntcr6ous perbrauAtc bcutc
9lohmittdg nobe5u cine ShmOe, nm
cine 9toGldiiigfeit 0llt 81 MAIDEN
lno babel cntipann iib cine errcgtc
politiibc Te6ottc. Sr. =. Stone So
ieD bon G6orles-GouutD, ein robio-
fer 9lepilblifoner, bate Dor einigen
Gogei cine 9iil ein9ercidt, pclc6c
Die Gontrolc iiber Die 9auoitroBeu
aus 0eu NGn0en ser Geruofratcn
ua6m mo Oafiir 5mci Nepnblitanern
imO eincm fnieihwahen 0cmotroten
iibcrtrdgt. Gle 9iQ paiiirie ooS lln-
tcrbauS, o6uc 0oB irgcno ciucr Der
Scmofraten oen iAlouen Streid
mertte. @rit &r. gealter Nlitcbell
BON G6arles-GountD lcnfte Die 9Iuls
neriinmfeit oes @rn. 0opfiuS nli
Die Bill. iuel6e bcreits Dem Senat
5ngegangen mar. 9(ui 9lntrag Oes
0rn. Nnlpfins l0urGe Der Scnat er-
lncbt, Die @ia 5nriid 5u icnoen mo
als Die @iQ uieOer i'm 0olle aii Dem
lilbe oeS Sprehcrs lag, proteItrte
Nr EoieD gegen OoS GorGe6cn oeS
llnter6adeS. IS cutitano cine lange
politilcbe Gebotte, in weldbcr Sr
Foieu be6aiptete, ooB 0ie Ieuotra
ten pielc Sdnmlbloc6er in 0en San0.
iraBeu leBen Giner Der Gemofra
ten mari Oic 5rage elm. Sit Oenn III
G6arlcs-GouutD NiMt 10 me 10 piel
i NhlOO~ SIT Noilic?" IaS gon3c
0aus 0ericl il cine 9aGialpc, mo
noA ldugerem @ortgcfcc6tc murOe
oaS %otm, NIT wel6eni sic 9ia an-
gcnonimcn mar, III @icOererpGgunA
gc5ogeu mo Oam oie &orla0e nacb
cineu Gomite 0eiouot, melc6eS cine
gutc 0cmofrotiit6e Wlc6rbeit 6at.
@e0en NppbltSfiebcr
Senator 56ep1crO Bat int Senate
cine Sill cngereid)t meldc Dem @ols
pcrncir $250O fiir sic llntcriuc6ra
oea GVp3n9iie6crs mnO ociicn Gnt.
llebnngSuriacbc III ir0cno cinem
Gortp sur &criiigung iicat
$ bncmann &pipitnl.
Sn llnter6ouie Gat ST. DlcGnnoe
einc 9ia eiligerciht Oeu glancn ocS |
oMoplano @onioopat6iiben Nolpl- (
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

Cine FL lonmetcrin Grs
nIn iagtcit Uorbin 3ii 0cm @eomtcu
Iu uorcli 30 Sohrc att! 9llS ih 1idi
por eincm Sa6rc bciratletc aabit Tu
1eiu gllter auf - Sabre ali 5ic
vglh wic pic 3eit ucrilicnt rgni
man glidlidj it'll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
SlcgcIcicn in gScitpOrt iOacm nnf.
f0rcu.

&idlter Gborles 8. 0ua BON Dit
&inanS iagte 0eiicru &ormittog ooB
cr BON nm an cnergilb ge9en Die
Sle9cleien III Sen 9eitport Gcrgnii-
gimgS-9iciortS porgcben luerOc. Gs
wurocn ibm ndnIlit1 gcraOe 5wci 9lc-
ger gSlucrlD 9Ical uno G6orle9
@adctt, uorgciiibrt. sic an 9lbcilO
por6er uer6oitet porOcn iparen ais
iie il Ser S9eitport @ollihub6o6n
cine aQgemeine @riigelei inicenirteM
o6mobl AM oem Frogralnnl lc09liA
cin &rcisrinaen pcr5eibnet mar
9ieal puroc init $3 lnlo @ndctt init
$40, 6cioe iammt Soften 6eirait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

Annapolis, ). Mdr5. 9is6cr
lit c5 Ocn 6rculOcl ser 9hIternful-
hlr 9cIungen, allc 9(ngriiie ouf ooS
@orlanide @cieb o65umcbren wenu
obcr sic 91cociAloc6t i'm Seuot Dor.
bel lit miro OuS 6citc6cnoe @cieb ic.
Oenfalls 6cOeutenO omenOirt pOrOen
iein. gSie 6cutc 9(6enO Die Sudcn ite.
bclL miro inn Senat 0os ioQcnalutc
S6cperOi1e glmenOemcut 5unl &as
lnon'iNen @eiebc nit t6 gegen If
StinnHcn Ourhge6en God lit cS
nod nicbt iider, OF Die @orlage oann
aid i'm @ouie nod oic 6rcunOe i'm.
Del, ucld]c lie lebte gSobe 6atte. IS
lnndt iiG cine ulbigere Stinnuing
geltenO mo man fonmt 10 longinm
81 Scr lle6c3cugung OaB ciu pom
Stoote lRorDluno eingegongeucr
Gontroft nic6t o6ne @ciiercS pernid),
tet luerOen fam.
Seute 9l6cnO no6m Die &eOeiblaht
I'M Senat pieOer i6ren g(nfdug m0
rs perOen nod iie6en Senotorcn
ipret6en, ebe ou cine 9l6itimnnng
geOaht miro. 3nOcm nuiBtc Senator
@6esleD 6ellte 9l6cnO nob iciuer 0ei'
mat6 III 5t Wiaru5 County rgiieu,
ga Oeiiei Satin beOenflid crfrunft
hit. Gs purOe 0u6er BON ibn nit Se-
nator Speic6er BON @urrett ein lie.
bcrcinfommen 9ctroiieN OoB 6ei Ell.
ncr n0glicben 2lbItinlnnmg iiG augb
Oielpr oeu 9lbitinnlng entbdlt.
Senator S6epberO, Der &oter 0c5
porgeiHlo9cnen 9lriterugeiebeS croft.
nctc beute 9l6euO oen Neigen i'm Sc
nat nit elmer GrflGrunq Der &eitin.
milgen ieiuer &orlogc mO ucrgli6
Oicicl6en nit Dem bcitebenOcn S0o
non'idbcn @eicbes. 9tahocu ou1
nod on0ere Senntoren fur8c 9lnipro-
c6cn gc6nlten 6attcr pcrtaNte ii6 Der
Senot bis norgcn frii6 II ll6r uO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
Bum AnSrnkrn.
Srancrbci6liiNc fit
SliOOr &aOucr.
Yprtrait i'm llmtCrbamSc
emt6ilIlt.

9mOcS-Scnator Blair See 6ielt oie
SollptrcOc. @e5rere e6rcnoc
9luiproc6cn I'M Senate. 0c-
bate iiber Oie 9hlitcru-9iuS fort-
gcicbt. 3ie6en iib pic cine
seciblunoc Ourb Die @crbano-
mngcu. 4Srotcit aeacn ooS
oin6citsipitcm bel Sen @rimdr-
wu6lcn. Die stoOt rm0 sic
9onoitraBeu-9lnlei6c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28
Quit Whining and Help Ourselves.

1t Is very gratifying to note that
such men as IL. G.. Rhett. Il. w. Rob-
crtson and many other prominent
bankers in the state have taken hold
of the st. Louis plan to raise u fund
of $150,000.O00 by which 100000
bales of cotton can be taken off the
market and stored away. There is
something definite and substantial in
this plan Of the bankers to provide d
loan OF $15O.OOO.OO and the best
part is that bankers outside of the
Southern States propose to raise two
thirds oc it. Since Washington can
not help us and what the legislatures
of the cotton States viii do can not
give immediate relief it is simply Il
case of helping ourselves. This plan
will remove practically all the dis
tressod cotton from the market and
enable the farmers to meet their most
pressing obligations and give them
opportunity to- renew their supplies
and get i'm position for another year.
With five roillion bales stored away
they will hardly be fool enough to
plant full crop next year.-Bishop-
Vile Leader and Vindicator
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28
HEARD IN SUMTER.
II0W Bad Backs Have Been Made
StrOng-Kidney Ills Corrected.

IIOW Bad Backs Have Been Made
Strong-Kidney Ills Corrected.
All over Sumter you hear it. Doan's
Kidney Pills are keeping up the good
work. Sumter people are telling about
it-telling Of bad backs made sound
again. You can believe the testimony
Of your own townspeople. They tell it
for the benefit Of you who are suffer
ing. If your back aches. If you feel
lame sore and miserable, if the kid
neys act too frequently, or passages
are painful scanty and off color, use
Doan's Kidney Pills. the remedy that
has helped so many Of your friends
and neighbors. Follow this Sumter
citizens advice and give DOans a
chance to do the same for you.
w. M. Folsom, salesman. 1O1
Hampton Ave-, Sumter, S. c., says:
My back ached and if made a
quick move, ! had sharp twinges
throughout my body. After sitting
for awhile. I had to lit myself up
gradually. The kidney secrctions
were unnatural and filled with sedi-
ment. Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at China's Drug Store, gave me
relief and again enjoyed good health.
l gladly confirm my former endorse
ment Of DOan's kidney Pills. The
benefit l got has been permanent"
Price 500. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for II kidney remedy-get
DOan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Folsom had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, y. Y. Al
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28
RESPECT MONROE DOCTRINE,
GERMANY WILL RECOGNIZE
PRINCIPLE.
Count BCrnstOrT Announces That Iii.
Country Will not Violate Terms of
Doctrine After ClCsc OF War.

Washington, Oct. 24.-Count Won
Bernstorff, the German ambassa dor
announced today that Germany would
respect the Monroe doctrine, whatcv-
er the outcome of the European war.
n note to that effect has been pre-
sented to the state department by the
ambassador.
The text Of the communication was
withheld by department officials. but
Acting Secretary Lansing made this
announcement:
THE German ambassador stated
that he was instructed by his govern
ment to deny most cmphatically ru-
mors, that Germany intends, in case
she is victorious in the present war,
to seek expansion in South America" ;"
Discussion Of the ambassadors note
was aroused by published statement
OF DR.. Gutenberg, former colonial sec
retary to Germany, calling attention
to the fact that his government had
notified the United States as to the un-
truth Of its intentions in South Amer
lea DR.. Gutenberg and German Off
cials here attributed these rumors to
Germany's enemies in the present
war. believing they We're designed to
influence public opinion in the United
States against Germany.
AT the German embassy surprise
was expressed that DR.. Duernberg's
remarks had aroused particular inter-
est. 1t was asserted they disclosed no
alteration Of policy by Germany.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28

end of the European war docs not
meet with the enthusiastic endorse
ment or a majority Of the legislature.
But II the conditions are so desper-
ate as to warrant the issue Of $35,-
100000 in bonds it is a reasonable
proposition to close the dispensaries
and stop the spending of 100000 n
month for liquor. The enforcement
Of the Webb law in conjunction with
the closing of the dispensaries would
bring about a condition closely ap-
proAimating actual prohibition.
The low price Of cotton is un-
doubtedly causing serious inconven-
fence to many people who are unable
to pay their debts to the banks, mer-
chants. fertilizer dealers and Others
but there is no outright destitution.
The people still find money to buy
what they want and few Of them are
cutting out any of the luxuries. They
are spending thousands Of dollars
monthly for liquor. they patronize the
circuses literally and the only no.
ticeable curtailment is in the payment
Of debts.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28
DEMONSTRATION WORK AT
FAIR.

Greatest Exhibit of Kind Ever Pre-
sented Is at Columbia.
What Is believed to be the great
est exhibition Of farm demonstration
work ever presented under one roof
Is that which is being made at the
South Carolina State Fair in Colum-
bia by the demonstration agents of
Clemson College and the United
States Department of Agriculture.
The entire wall space Of the great
steel building on the fair grounds
Is occupied by booths of the county
agents, the poultry and canning
club agents and the special agents
who have their headquarters at
Clemson College. agents have been
preparing for this exhibition for sew
eral months. A unique feature of
the arrangements was the procuring
Of cold storage accommodations in
Columbia in spring So that fresh
vegetables might be sent In by the
agents from time to time and kept
in good condition until the fair.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28
EXPERTS REPORT ON PELLAGRA

Government Investigators Find That
Disease Is in No Way Contagious or
Infectious.
Savannah, Ca, Oct. 25.-'"The gov
ernment investigators have come to
the definite conclusion that pellagra
comes from living on a one-sided
diet and that it is in no way con-
tagious or infectious" said DR.. Jo-
seph Goldberger, United States public
health service today. DR.. Goldberger
came to Savannah for a conference
relative to the progress of the studies
and researches being made at the
United Sttaes marine hospital into
the subject.
"Only those whose diet contains too
little Of classes Of proteid foods, such
as milk. lean meat or legumes Oceans
and peas) develop the disease" said
DR.. Goldberger. 1.-The treatment and
prevention are therefore very simple.
Those who are sick with pellagra
should be fed an abundance of milk,
eggs. lean meat and beans or peas. If
the disease has not gone too far re-
covery Is certain. To cure pellagra
eat beans; to prevent pellagra, eat
more beans"
DIR. Goldberger is at the head of
the commission Of public health SER
vice experts which has been investi-
eating the pellagra problem. The re-
suit of their investigation Is embodied
in report entitled 1.-THE Treatment
and Prevention of Pellagra." which
has just been issued by the United
States public health service.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28
NUMBER ON FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Carolina and Clemson Men Will Have
Figures on Back to Help Spectators
Enjoy Game.
Columbia State.

Columbia State.
The players in the Carolina-Clem-
son game will be numbered. The
Carolina authorities announced some
time ago their intention to number
the Carolina men, and letter re-
ceived yesterday from Clemson states
that Clemson will do likewise. This
will greatly add to the game from
the spectators standpoint.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28
Have u Home Garden.

one OF the most important things
that demand the farmers attention
now is the home vegetable garden,
according To Clemson College. He
should already have his garden plant =
ed. However, it is not too late. Win
ter green's will save him moro on
his supply bill than he may now
realize.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28

Licenses to marry have been grant
cd to Mr.. j. j. Willis OF Chester and
Miss Louise II. lteynolus uf Sutlttct.
Also to John Benjamin and Darkcy
lie Grant, Maycsville; Weston Wither-
spoon and I.Orena BrunSOn, Sumter;
Harvey Johnson and Maggie Bowling,
PaXNiilp
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28

Mrs. Carman Released OH BOlLl. g.
New York, Oct. 26.-Mrs. Carman
today was admitted to $25, 900 bail and
left for her home at Frecport in an
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-10-28
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Tnnnty nf sumter

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Sumter.
Before me came s. M. Mcleod
Cashier Of the above named bank
who. being duly SwOrn, says that the
above and foregoing statement Is Il
true condition Of said bank. Us shown
by the books Of said bank.
S. M. Mcleod.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 2Gth day of October. 1914.
q. l.. Yates.
Notary Public for South Carolina
Correct Attest:
+. ID. KNIGHT.
r. G. WALLACE,
:. w. $TUBBS,
Directors.
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COTTON GINNERS' REPORT.
Crop This Year is Much Larger than
Last.

Washington, Oct. 26.-The govern
ment report today shows 7,61O.S62
bales cotton ginned from the growth
in 1914, to October 18th, against c.
973,51S last year.
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Total. =. >. :. :. ..$913,2GS.52
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Sumter.
Before me came Bernard Manning,
Cashier Of the above named bank,
who. being duly sworn, says hat the
above and foregoing statement Is a
true condition Of said bank, as shown
by the books OF said bank
BERNARD MANNING,
Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this 23rd day Of October, 1914.
II. L. Edmunds,
Notary Public
Correct Attest:
RICHARD I. MANNING,
RARTOW WALSH,
II. $. HOOD,
directors.
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6et 6Qattbman ana sautbrsn.
PsbAished Wednesday and Saturday
BY
O0IEEN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
SUMTER. 9. c.
Terms:
V1sSe pse annum-in advance.


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An communications which sub
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obituariss and tributes Of respect
b1n - charged for.
1As sumter watChman was found.
q in 1850 and the True southron In
aeee. The watchman and southron
Nv has the combined circulation and
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OF TIE CONDITION
or the Bank of Sumter. Loy.ntcd nj
Sumter, 5. c., ut The Close Of Bus.
mess, October Fl, 1911.
RESOURCES:

RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts S73241I2-
Cverdrafts. :. 5,SS3.52
Bonds and stocks owned
by the bank. .. >. 21.1699S
Furniture and fixtures 49,. 15,549.4o
Banking house. 80. :. 55,62S.39
Other real estate owned. None
Due from banks and bank
ers.. :. >. :. :. >. 33,6OG.6O
Currency. >. :. 49,. 29,245.OO
Gold. >. .... 6G7.5O
Silver and other minor coin 2,3l7.2O
Checks and cash items. 16.7S964
Exchanges for the clearing
Other resources. . None.