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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
eufaI6cridltc ans gsai6inOtum.
z SbeaterOoritellung beint
n@ aibingtou Sdn9er-
bun0."

y ~ " y.
Snl Seim OeS .@ai6tugton Sdn-
gerbllnOes" fanO geitern 9I6enO cine
E6euterOoriteaing itott, welhe gut
beiu6t mar lnO 6ei mel6cr lb oie
Gridicnenen ousge5eitbnet aniiiir.
ten BUR 9luffii6rlmg gelan9te 5uerit
n6rul 9liin1en," Elm einuftiger
Sdpmf bon 9. S6unomL bel
luelhen Die folgenoen Yerioneu nit.
mirften: Serr @m. Sannemanh
Sri. q 9toier, &err @eo. .. Ylitt
6rou j. 9in5ba6, Serr @m. Siro-
motfo, SRI. Gleonore Sdppar5,
Serr ". g. @auls mO 6rau 9iora
N3iller
Gem Ginofter folgte Elm Suitipiel
bon glugult BON Gobe6ue, 6etitelt
Ser grade g9eg ser bette" 9ei sic.
lem Stiid woren Oie @lihuirfenOcn
pic 9to6itebenOeu: Serr @uit. S6il.
ling, &crr s. Sinton, 1Srou j. 9in5-
bad, SRI @leonore S1par5, Serr
g4m. Samemanit Serr @. 6. %auls
imO 5err @eo. Ylitt.
6eitlibfeiten beute 9l6enO.
Sein iil6eriieS Satbildrnl ieiert
ser oSGpo6en-Serein~ 6erte gl6euO
in Der aSdnger6lnO @nlle." gieben
Ger llnter6oItlng miro Elm 9ieOeoft
itottfinDen un0 I'M Gerlouf 0elielben
miro pcrOienten 9eomten Oes Ser
Gins Elm S6md6anpnppen ii6erreidt
perOen. Gie arrangements fiir Oie
6eitIidlfeit liegep in Oeu Sdnoeu Der
Serren G..G. Braun j. SonolO, NJ.
Gieb, George SduBler 2eon6orO.
SHenfel g. GtlitiHler, 9l Sdlad-
ter Gugen Braun, Sermann GoII-
ner, S. &o6ler, SO6n @. 3o6el llno
$. 9edner
0eute 9l6ehO perunitnltet nlld) Der
n@ermunin @ldnnerAor" inn olten
6reilnuurertempel all ser Gde Der 9.
unO j StroBe einen 9ol(
u ow5te @iorOpro5eB 6e.
ginnt bente.
Sm Griminolgeridbt gir. beginnt
beute Der 9ro5eB BON Clarence Siow-
see, luelher dngeflogt III, am IT,.
gioDenibcr Iebten So6reS Soiepb DO
gcriou in Oefen Speiic6ouS, gtr.
1405, gIcw Dorf 9lpenue, eri6oiieu
5u 6a6en. Die StootSnnboltiAait
miro 5u belueiicn iuhen, OoB Gifcr.
iudt ooS Qlotip ser I6ot mar Die
0oupt3cugh miro Hou5ee's 6rou
icin, cs lit jcoob niht befouut, tpcl'
der 9(rt i6re 9(nga6en iein perOen
inO mic lie iiA i6rem sDloune gegen.
iibcr iicQen pirO. Die Yoli5ei be
6nlfptct, OoB 9lpip5ec boS- Speiiebdll5
9iogerion's oriiuhte rnO o6ne jeOe
gSornluig onf ben BETTER, pelNer
5u ser 3eit cine 3eitlng las, 5eiier
CAB. gtu6Oenl er 9iogerion toOtlid
getroiien, ridtete 9fom5ee Die gSafic
gegeil iicb iel6it itnO 6rudte iicb cine
S9unoe ain Gopfe bel. 0ieie Ser.
letuug nor ieOodb nidt gefd6rlider
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
mcinOc iic6c oui seitcn Oc8 airdcn-
gInS Dem Snucrcn MarglanO'S mmS
Ocn nngrcH5cnOCn Stantcn.
g}ron0 in @irMc..


Ee fotboliic6c Ct Wiorp'S Stride
in Homecoming ipuroc Ourb Elm 6euer
t6eilpeiie 5eritort pd6renO 5pei Ser.
ionen bel ben 9oi6orbeiten leicbt oer-
leBt purOen. Gem &oter Solep6 y.
g}olon gelang eS in 3eit, Oie &ircben.
gefdBc in Sicbcr6eit 5t 6riugen, Ood
iielen sic @rieltergepGnoer oen6loms
men anbeinl. Ger 9rono mar in Der
Sofriitei Sgcbrohen mO 6reitctc
ii6 in fur5er 3eit nod Dem Sinter-
t6cil ser Stride ans, 6ier6ci oen
oollptoltr, iolpic mc6rere Stotuen
unO @em6loe 5crit0renO Ger S6os
Den beldnit ib ouf illgefabr $1,000.
Oi i iterioicr GoO MID ouf.
gcflGrt
Gie @roBgei1morcnen iiir Oas
SreiSgericbt bon Solisblrp lprr0en
i6rer 9ienite eut6oben, na6Oem iie
iid oer9e6Iicb 6emiibt botteu OoS
@eGeinuiB, melcbeS oen ZOO bon
SRI Sloreiice @oinlprig6t Der %
Sabre oltet Su16olterin Der Some
@nS GomponD," im9o6, Die leBten
SUM nod elmer crininelleu Opera
tion toOt in ibrem 9iireou ouigefun-
oer poroen mar 5u Ioien. Stoatss
anpalt gea crfldrte, oaB Ser SAT-
biernit mo6l enOgiiltig erleOigt iei
So5ioliiten itellen GunOi
Onten ouf.
glnl1Blicb ser oemnGbIt Itottfine
ocnOcn itGOtiihcn 9comtcnpoblen
iteIlte oic io5ioliitiiGc 9ortei BON S5n-
gerStown Die iolgcuOeu Gonoioatcn
ouf:
fiir @}apot SSoDu g. @coper;
fiir Stootrnt6s WlitglicO Der ,.
g9uro ggoltcr Mitboros;
fiir Stootrot6Ss sWlitglieo Der 4.
@orO - 9aug1lin g. SolmeS.
@ei6liiiie plrOeu e6eniaaS geioBt
pelcben 5ufolgc ser geplantc neue
Sta0t.G6arter ais Ocn beiten Snte-
reiicn Der StoOt 5lnpiOerloiienO er.
flGrt purOe.
Syn Gllicott Gitp getrout.
Sri. Srenc 9limbep, Sodter BON
Scrrn mo 6rou q. ". 9iim6ep, unO
Serr @iaiom Moiuc iuiroen in @ai.
cott Gitp olrN @oitor 5. @hlrrop
gum 9nnO fiir'S 9eben pereint. Ser
norO Snrriion ilm1irte oIS 9ralt
fii6rer unO Sri. gloo Wlaine ais
9routjungicr. 9toh elmer fu5cn
SOd5eitsreiie geOcnft iicb OoS iunge
Gnor in @ooObine 6dliSlid nieOcr-
5uloiien.
@eiNiebtaibm &eHt
g8eil er iciue Yorolc ee6rodcn
6otte, uuroc Sec Iopiou bon Glun.
6erlonO ourd RiHter SeuOcrion 5ii 5
sSo6rcn 3udt6ous perlrt6eilt Gow-
ion mar i'm lebten @eriAtStermin
idon megen llrfllnoenfdli6lng oer'
urt6cilt umO Oaraui6in porolirt NOR.
Sen. -allr5 ooroli ioa er perlu6t ba-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

9futHr imO 0tom5ee fomte 6ereitS
.nadb 5c6n Gagcn OoS emergency.
0oipitol" mieOer oerlaiien
Snitriftions idule fiir
9Soli5iiten.
Die 0iItrifts GomnliliGrc 6o6cn
sur 3eit eineu @oriblag in 9cro-
t6ung, pel1er ibnen BON Dem @oli-
sci SuperintenOentcn Wloior SDl-
better gemu1t puroe imO Ourb mel.
den ser 9ebtere Die Ginfii6rllug ei.
ncr SuitruftionSibule fir Die &oli5i.
item ser 9unOesbouptitoOt cnpiieblt
3t Oieier Scbule ioIl llnterricbt inI
Curuen Sdei6enibicBeu mo gan5
6eionOers iiber Oie &egulntionen OeS
%oli5eioeportementS unO ii6er OoS
Gcr6aIten unO Oie Niacbt6efugniiic
Ser glollr0de ert6eilt lper0en.
9ouien0e mGGrenO 9roas
0es in @efo6r.
g9d6renO zines 9ronOes, ser an
Soniitog 9l6eno in oem @eb6llOe
BON @illioni 6. &onOueien Ger 32S7
unO 1889, lf StroBe, @eorgetolpm
piit6ete moren etpo 10000 @erio-
nenJ mel6e Dem 9ronoe 5lpei Shm-
Oen lang 3uio6en, in @efabr, perlett
81 merOen. Iireft 6inter Oen 6renl
nen0en @ebGuOe befonO iic6 ein Be
61lter NIT 300 @ollonen Noiolin.
Gie Seuerlue6rIellte, pelhe olif Oie
@eiubr oufnerfiom gemaAt moroen
poren ridteten i6re 6ouptidbliden
9lnitren9un9en oilf Die 9eldiiblng
OieieS 9e6dlterS. Ger SboOen, Ser
al Dem @e6GuOe ino Eager OeS
Serrn @unOueien ongericbtet wrrOe,
miro oui $4,000 geitbdbt 9luBerOcm
uurOen ctlide angren5enOe @ebGi0e
OurA @oiier lmO Roud 6cibdoigt
Sciien 0orn itGOter fei.
ern StiftungSfeit.
9lm fonmenOen @iithpod gl6enO
ieicrt Der ,Sciieu 9ornlitdOtcr lin.
terItiibungSperein" iein 80. Stii-
tungSfcIt. 9ci Oieier @clegenbeit
miro uotouSiibtlid6 Der GongreB-
9l6georOnete g9iQiom u. 9olb bon
SSlltnois, Ser ou6 Seiic it, cine 9Tn.
ipra6e bolten.
Gir6endorami iStrife.
Die WlitglieOer OcS &irAenhors
ser 6iihofli9 met6ooiitiiHen 9ip-
lono Stride bego6en iih geltern
8orlnittog al Oen Strife, na1Oem
i6nen Yoltor GOporO @oIla6ger ci-
nen @eupeis crt6eilt bate, peil lie
Iciner @e6ouptung 5ufolee pd6renO
Ser &reoigt geiproHen lnO Oaourcb
oic 9lnoo6t Der 9eiuc6er ser Stride
gelt0rt botten. g}odb Dem @ottesOienlt
6egoben ii6 sic 81 Wlitolieoer oes
G6orS nod Ser Mo6nimg Oes Seel.
iorgerS inO perlongten bon Oemiel-
ben BOB er ii6 entiduloige. 9lniiott
Oies 81 t6un, ert6eilte i6nen Der ga
itor einen apeiten itno nod 6eOeu-
teno iHGrferen &erpeis .6rl. Nlarp
6. grqper, sic Orgoniitin imO G6or.
leiterin erflGrte, OoB in Der Stride
feline 0iuiif mebr ge6ort uerOen
wiirOe, bis ehl neuer EoitOr crluG6It
lei. Sic be6ouptet, Die gon5e @c-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
Nic SciniclmGiindlcn Scr sOnnc.

~ slNlhONlAAWHWNDtH w -VHNNs
Seit nngcjG6lten 9leonen itrdblt
Die Simnelsleu6te 6ernieOer rnO
ent5iinOet olle 9ebenSflommen ouf
unierer GrOe 81 fru6t6orer @drne
9rennt lie oIleim BORT am 5irmo.
ment, mie OuS Gienfeuer Oes Nior-
bens, nebeu Dem iid Ser 9ddcr
i6Iaien gelegt bat uno Oos Nun ouSs
6rennt, bis Ger Ofen folt it, oOer
poIten and al Dem rieii9en Son.
nenofcn ge6eme SeiiijelnGnnheu,
iuie in Gopiib'S aolucr Sage, Oic
So5 5nlegen Die gon5e 9Ioht2 Sic
SSroge nod iold foSuiibeu Seiil5cl.
mdnncbeu ser Some wirft @ilbelnI
&0lide in elmer natuupiiienihoitli.
den %lou0erei aili.
Niit Der S1redensmdr, oaB sic
Sonne iolA ein auSbrennenOcr Nfcn
lei ser ii6er fitrj oOcr lang mirt.
lid ouSgc6t, bat man Ionge Oc
@}eni66eit in S1aioer periebt Gic
moOcrnIie Sonncnp6iif ober bat
Oo6 wcicntlicb 81 unierer 9eru6i.
0mg bcigetrooeu sic Bat ndmGid
nit Gedt gefrogt, iUorlm Oenn
Damn Die Some niC6t Dor unie9en
ghigen inouiboltiom sur eiStoltcn
Sblode 6erinterbreme. @enn man
ndnlib nod oen nod 6cilte Oieliod
per6reiteten uotrlpiiienihoftliheu
9lnidoum9en anniHnlt, ooB Ole
Sibe Der neutrality-suspicious. Sonneu.
o6erfldcbc riuO 5000 @roO 6etroge
mo ooB bic Soite inn folten Goum
id6rliH unI migefd6r 5pei @rao
6crltntergeben niiiie, Ocnn mdre cS
potbpenOig. SAB mir bon Oieicnr
Sero66renncn OeS Sonuenofens
icGon in per6dItiiBmdBia flu5er Oil.
itoriider 3cit Die un6eimliditen Pm.
5eihen gewo6ren miiBten
I'm sic llnni00IiGfcit Oicicr PIN.
no6uen uuH5upeiien, bat non Ocn
StonO Der 0inge ouSgcre6net plc
er ii6 6ei iolden GerbGltuiiicu Dor
etpa 1900 So6ren ooritcacn lniiBte.
Die Sonne niiiBtc uGmli6 Oamols,
menn Oie iG6rlihe 9l6nobme ser
Sonnen6e3uug 3pei @rao betrogcn
ioll, 81 ser geibidtlic6 ourhous bcls
len 3eit, no man Oen @ot6cnfonig
gllorib in OoS @ra6 an 9uiento
ienfte, 6eno6e Ooppelt 10 6eiB gene
len iein lpie bcilte. Stru6lt iie ms
in Der @egenmort etua So @raO
@0rnlc 5lL Ole geraOc 0eniigen nm
hnicre on lid ibon rebt folte Groe
bis ouf ctpu Is @roO inn Gurb
iduitt 81 erbiben, Damn miiBten ga.
MATS bic @otben 0os Scd)5e6nfacbe
iener SO @raO gSGrme cr6ultcn 6o,
ben olio runo t4Q0 @ruo. cine Site,
Oie iel6it i6re fr0itigep Sd0ocl gc.
lpiB nidt nnSge6alten 6dtten. Steiat
man nod ueiter 6ino6 in Ole Ger.
gangen6cit, 10 ldBt iid ou6 ibou
aus Dem @flonjenuubs Ser Stein-
fo6lenepo6e nahpeien, Dab oie irOi-
iden Gemperotur. mo Sidtperbdlt-
Mile OamolS niht Diel onoerS geme.
len icin fonuen ais bellte
Gle 9e6auphmg, Dob Die Somen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

6eu eiuen oeidliHten G6cd bel Der
.@riten ytationol.9 9onf" ein5uloien,
woroii6in er per6oftet purOe.
6euer in @onorO.G ollntD.
Cine Dem GloD @oit6er BON Gli-
colt @itp gc6oriNc S6eune imo StoI.
llmg purOe Our6 eineu Brand poll
itGnOig eingedidert Serr @oit6er
par nod fur5e 3eit porber in Dem
@ebduoc gepeien Inn iih SIT oerge-
miiieru, Oh 9lles bei'm Gedtcn iei
mO bate iib 5ur Gu6e begcben, ais
ieiuc 6roil oos 6eucr cntocdtc. Ger
@rouO bate ieOoh ir5miihcn ihon
ioIb groBe Gimeniionen ongeuom.
men OaB an cine Slettilna Scr 0jc.
bduli6feitcu ni6t mebr 5u Oenten
mar. Ger S6ooen betrGgt ungci66r
$4,000.
&olf ioll enti1eiOen.
Gie @oi6ington.GouniD 9egislos
tllr-Gelcgution bat al Die geuolfc-
rimg oes GoumtpS oppellirt i1re 9lu'
li6t ii6er Die %orloge fuuo5uge6en
Die Die Gollutp-GommiIidre oufior.
Oert, iolt6c Summcu fiir oie S6ulcH
81 erbe6en, ais sic GountD. S1ul
@ommiiidre beitimnen inter ocm
Gorbe6olt, ouB Die Steuer niGt me6r
wie 30 Gents bon 500 6etrdgt Gie
Goirntp-Gonnliiidrc ite6en Der Sor-
loge nidt freluoli6 gegeuiber.
s III 1o6en utter geitorbcn.
Sn 9llter BON y Sobren lit IN
i6rer @o6ning 81 @eitnliniter 6rou
Gotborine 6rid geitor6en. Sic mar
Die Eo6ter OeS peritor6cuen Serrn
unO 6ruu 9eonorO 9ioieu6erger, pur.
Oe in 9apern ge6oreu imO fam nit
i6ren Gltern ais Sino naH 9lmerifa.
S6r @attc, So6n s. 6rid, gin0 i6r
Dor bier SSo6reu I'M GoOe Ooroiis.
InS Eoar bate iib in GorroQ-@o.
ipegen ieiner @o6ltbdtigfeit elmer
9roBen 9elic6tbeit erfreut. GSrau
6rid miro iiberlebt BON Orei Sdpc.
iteru Oen 6roucn @}orD 9eoro,
2ouis Gilman unO 6ronf 6rif, 10.
wie einem 9ruOcr, Srn. So6n 8. 9fo'
ienberger.
9eomtenpubl.
9(nlGBli1 elmer Sibung DER oSeim
mO S6ul-@ereinigmg" bon &eu-
iington lpirOeu Die iolgenOen Yeam-
ten iiir OoS louienOc @eidGitSio5r
eruG6lt; @iQiom 6. 9irgfelO, 6rau
g. z. 9opnton @iccYrdiioentiu,
5rau SnmeS 9. @ormnn Sefrct0
rim g. Sougaoro SAasueiiter mnO
@iaium 6. @irgiclO, Charles s..
@ibion 5rnu g. Z. Sopnton, 1Srai
SomeS .. Mormou, g. Sougooro,
$. g. 6iSf un0 6rou 5. 9. Goof
Greflltip Gomitc
9ei'm Sogen ertrRnteh.
Charles 3. Si0sbpq lpelder friibcr
6ci Der ~Soui6crn GrpreB GomponD"
in 2pnbburg, 90, olS Glert onges
iteGt wor, lit in Der 9}d6e bon gso-
Oerlp, Sbio, no er iid felt einiBer
Belt ouf 9eiicb beiono, ertrlnfen.
SigSbD mar aui Der @nteniugo, ais
Our6 eine unporii6tige 8erpeguns
iein Boot umfippte. @r mor oeS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

SbminmeuS unfimOig nnO ertrout
e6e man i6m 81 Siilie fommen
fontte.
6iel,in Sen %otoma c.6 IN B.
@ei Dem &eriilbe, Die ii6er Oen 80.
tonoc 6tnB fii6rcuoe Giieu6abubriidc
in Der 9t06e Don Cumberland 81
iiberi6reiten glitt 6rauf g8ilion bon
Sogerstomn aus imo itiirjte 20 SUB
tief in ooS @oiier. S6gIeib IciAt
rerleBt mar cr ocuuo6 in Der Sage,
all Oos llfcr 5u i9uimlnen no cr
ipdtcrbin BON @iieHbo6n6eomten be-
wuBtloS ouigciunoen pltrOe. Sciu
3uitano lit ie6r 6eOeufliG.
5rou &reb geitorben.
6rou Gli5obet6 Sre6 lit in 6rcoe-
rid i'm Sitter pon SO Sobren gcItor'
ben. Sic purOc III Gelltidlono &c.
6oren. 6rau &re6 6interIGBt Die fol.
9cuocn ainOcr: tSrou @eor0c Soft in
Baltimore, 9cpiS e. gGiQiom S..
So6n unO Charles Grc6, iGnimtIi6
in 6reoerid ouidiiig
gteue 2 S6ulbe66roc Mit-
glieOer
g9. Scott Silper pon SABRE oe
@roce, pelder tiir5lic6 ais @}itglicO
Ser Sorioro.Golmtp SHulbe6oroe err
uomt wlrOe, miro Oicieu @oIteu
nidt onne6nen. 9ln Steae ser 5u.
riidgetretenen S6ul GommiiiGre
Charles g8. 9ofer ino Sobn @ort6.
ington iperOen uo6ri6einlirb @6ilip
$. Gloie bon geloir un0 gG. 9eottD
Sorlon bon G6urhpiac ernonnt wers
oen.
y0anf~ fe6rt 5urii #.
Der Sournoliit Sarrp 2. SoDluorO
bat Oen Geoofteur Oern nGoilD @eipS, "
welde in Gum6crIono crideiut, Oo-
pon in ScnutuiB gciett OoB cr III ei-
nigen Eogen lpieOcr eine 9Irbeiten
an ser 3eitlng oufle6men merOe
9etonntlib ipurOe SogporO leBte
@ode eltr6 @oubernclr @olOs6o-
rough cine 9eguo0igung auseeiteIlt
mel6e i6n ons Yiirgerreht 5uriid.
ga6. Bennett mar in 1908 pegen
Gie5itubls elmer ll6r iluO elmer @or-
iiednaOel 81 fiinf So6reu 3u6t6ouS
pon Nidter Stod6rioge perurtbeilt
porOen. Gr muBte oen poIlcn Stroi.
termin o6iiten lnO ais CT ans oem
3udtbouic 6erousfom riobnl er mn
ter Dem 9tonen &orrD 2. SoDmurO
cine Stelle ols Sournoliit in Gum.
6erlono on unO periu1te, Oie Ser.
oongen6eit 5il ucrgeiien unO Elm reht-
li6eS 9e6eu 81 fii6ren IS gclang
i6m uub. sic 2lhtlmg nllcr Seute
Our6 ieiuc 6erporrogenOcn Seiltlm.
gen 81 geioinnen, unO er mor in Dem
@louben 0oB giiemonO leine Der
gongcn6eit tannte 9llS er aber zines
Cages einen 9rief 6efdAt odBhor
i'm peoer ieiner Shrei6meiie in ies
ner 3eitmg al ben Stranger iteaen
uollte, DeridmonO 9ennett, ser ieine
9lrtifel NIT ySonf" imter5eicbnete,
ipurlos unO tbeilte Dem Serausge6er
Die llria@e ieines @eridtuinOens nit.
@fon botte ieitOem pereebliH nod
i6u geiudt.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-11-12
With Our Advertisers.

, The big Low Price Cotton Sale
Of Mr. S Marcus is still going on, and
a, visit to his store will convince you
that he is splitting dollars with his
patrons. Nearly everything is
marked down below the regular SELL
ing.price.
Messrs Davis & Fennell have a
new and interesting advertisement
on page s of this paper,to which we
call the attention of our readers.
Don't overlook the new ad of the
Williamsburg Hardware Co if you
are a huntsman and interested in the
goods essential to The sport. They
have big line, from which you can
fit yourself for the hunting season,
which opens Monday.
In new ad the Scott Drug Co
calls attention to its complete line OF
face and skin preparations, the very
things you will need during the cold
Wea ther.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-11-12

The Pee Dee Fair at Florence be-
gins today. The Little Gate City,
has made elaborate preparations for
the entering nf the strangers with
in her gates in her usual hospitable
style. We hope the fair may be in
every respect successful affair.
The Railroad Commission issued
an order yesterday permitting the
Atlantic Coast Line railroad to dis
continue trains No 46 and Al. be-
tween Lanes and Florence. The
new schedule becomes effective Sum-
day. Several other trains on the
system will be discontinued on ac-
count of lack of patronage.
We learn with sincere regret of
the continued illness of our loyal and
esteemed White Oak correspondent,
Mr. B w McElveen. We extend our
kindliest sympathy and truly hope
that the malady may soon yield to
treatment and that he can say in
the language of the poet, Richard
is himself again."
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Girls Canning Club Exhibits.

The exhibit by the girls tomato
clubs of this county Saturday prom.
ises to be an interesting show. Prac-
tically the same articles exhibited at
the State Fair will be shown here,
and these have already been attrac-
lively arranged in the court house
by the county agent. Miss Amanda
Edwards, assisted by Mr. R N Speig-
ner and Miss Mamie McLees.
In addition to the exhibits by the
girls canning clubs, Mr. T Olin Epps
will have on exhibition some inter-
esting productions by the boys corn
clubs.
The public is cordially invited to
inspect these exhibits Saturday.
On the same day meeting of the
county school teachers and trustees
will be held at the court house, and
interesting addresses will probably
be made by prominent speakers of
the State.
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A Word to Christmas Shoppers.

In order to avoid the usual Christ
mas rush the careful buyer should
make selections early. Therefore, |
advise those contemplating the pur-
chase of jewelry to come to my
store now and make their selections
for Christmas. My line of fine
Watches and .Jewelry of every de-
scription is complete and, in order
to induce my customers to buy
early, | am offering goods at low.
err price than ever before. Come in
and look over my stock of hand
painted China, Cut Glass and Silver
ware, all suitable for holiday gifts.
1t WATTS JEWELRY STORE.
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GEORGETOWN-WMSBG. UNION
To Meet with JohnSonville Bap.
fist Church November 27-29.

The Georgetown Williamsburg
Baptist Union will be held with tn
Baptist church at Johnsonville Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday, Novem
Der 27-29. Following is the pro
gramme:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27.
1920 a. m.- Devotional Exercise
and Organization.
11:l5 a. m.-"Our New Mission of
Mercy-the Baptist Hospital y
opened by Rev w M Thomp'
son.
1900 m.-Sermon by Rev H B Jones
7:O0p.m.-Song and Prayer Service
z:3O p. m.-"The Judson Mission
ary Centennial" - DR. Rufus
Ford of Marion.
$50 p. m. - Some Things for
Which Baptists Stand"-Rev R
D Stephenson of Mullins.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %.
1000 a. m.-Devotional Exercises.
1890 a. inflow to Make More
Efficient the Forces within Our
Churches"-opened by Rev W
H Whaley.
Ills a. m.-"The Possibilities of the
Women and Children When Or
ganized"-led by Rev L H Car
ter.
1900 m.-"Shall We Encourage the
Laymen's Missionary M oye-
ment, and How?"-led by H c
Tallevast.
7:OOp.m.--Song and PrayerService.
7:30 p. m. - "Baptists and State
Missions"-Dr w ] Langston
of Columbia.
$50 p. m.-Conference on Demon
national Education-fve or ten
minute speeches.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
1000 a.m.-Sunday-school Exercises
and Lesson for the Day.
HOO a. m.-Sermon by DR. w }
Langston.
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Death of Capt w d Fitch.

A phone message was received
here yesterday announcing the death
of Capt w D Fitch, which occurred
at the home of his son, Mr. r E
Fitch, at Pergamos Tuesday after.
noon. Capt Fitch was about Is
years of age, veteran of the Civil
war. and a good citizen.
For two years, 1909-l0, he was
jailor here and made an efficient
officer. About the latter part OF
the year 1910 he was stricken with
paralysis, and retired to his old
home, but he never fully recovered
He was buried in the old Cassel.
man burying ground yesterday al
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Lake City to Have Warehouse

Columbia, November 11.--Acting
upon an opinion by the Attorney
General, State Treasurer Carter to-
day consented to pay claims to be
presented by John L McLaurin
State warehouse commissioner.
The Attorney General held that
any available fund in the State treas
ury could be used for the expense Of
the warehouse system.
The appropriation is $4,000. Mr.
McLaurin went to Lake City today
to accept a warehouse for the State
system.
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School Entertainment at NeSmith.

The public is cordially invited to
attend a school entertainment to be
given by the Nesmith Graded school
Friday night, November 20. Re-
freshments will be served after the
literary exercises. Proceeds for ben
eft of school. 1t
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Miss Mae Elizabeth Burgess ha'
sent to number of her little friend:
and classmates a cleverly worded in
vitation to birthday party to be
given Friday, November l3, -four
to half-past five, p. m, to celebrate
her seventh natal day. Friday, the
18th, ought to be her lucky day and
we bespeak for the little lady hap
py occasion, and, if necessary. our
entire force will help her to shoe the
the hoodoo away.
Thaddeus Fulton, a young negro,
for some time under suspicion as a
clever thief, was bagged by Police
man Epps Monday. In November,
1854 double-barreled shotgun be-
longing to Mr. L D Rodgers was
stolen from the latter's store, where
Britton & Hutson are now in busl-
ness. There was no clue as to the
identity of the thief. but Officer Epps
was suspicious of Fulton and caught
him with the stolen gun Monday.
Fulton was sent to the chaingang
Tuesday for 80 days. The gun was
returned to Mr. Rodgers.
Rev Harold Thomas of Florence
will conduct a mission at st Adams
Episcopal church next week, begin
ming Monday, November l6. and
closing Sunday night, the 22nd. Mr.
Thomas is one of the most forcible
and interesting preachers that ever
visited Kings+ree and charms all his
hearers. Daily services will be held
at 7:3O a. M, with celebration Of
the holy communion; 11:00 a. M,
400 p. m. and 7:30p. m. We be-
lieve this will be the first mission
ever held here, and that it will be
productive of much good is the con-
fident expectation of all.
Capt Robert F Jennings. United
States internal revenue collector,
was in Kingstree last week pestering
the merchants with reference to the
new war tax stamps which will go
into use throughout the United States
December l. While here Capt Jen-
ninps visited each merchant and in
formed him just what articles in his
line would have to be stamped with
a special tax stamp if sold after No
vember 80. The penalty fixed for
the first viola ton of this new law is
a fine of $500 or six months in a Fed
eral prison. We trust that the mer-
chants throughout Williamsburg
county will acquaint themselves with
the provisions of this law insofar as
it is applicable to their business and
follow it to avoid trouble.
The first of the series of lyceum at
fractions scheduled to take place
here during the winter was held at
the school auditorium Tuesday night
before a small but appreciative au-
dience. This attraction was adver-
tised as The Alkahest Favorites, !"
a trio composed of Miss Mary Galley,
violinist, New York; Miss Cora
Cawthon, reader, Mobile, Ala; and
Miss Eileen Beatty, soprano, of
Chicago. Each one of these ladies
proved to the audience that she was
an artist of unusual accomplishment
in her particular role. The readings
by Miss Cawthon were excellent;
Miss Beatty's soprano is said to have
been the best ever heard here, while
the violin solos by Miss Galley show
ed that she was a master with the
bow.
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If any of our subscribers prefer
it. we shall be glad to accept on
subscription, instead of the cash,
corn, peas, potatoes, hams and eggs,
chickens, turkeys, or anything else
raised on the farm; also we can use
a good deal of wood both for house
and office. Just bring any old thing
that we can use and let's get that
little account straight.