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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-12-18
EMPTY MARKETS TURN TO AMERICA
Europe win Need Our Help, Says President in Message to Con-
gress-Shps Our Greatest Need-New Tasks and Du-
ties Imposed on United States by the War.
An Important Duty.

OF these two years of memorable la
Dor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-12-18

Dairying the Principal Industry.
Dairying is the industry, however,
which is making dollars for the Mani
-oba farmer. It is developing at a rap
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6rus al Senfdlanb.
Bon groi. 2r. auaO ;srande.


Sd peiB boT. slnsm 2Gnoe. benz bietet
Sa4r I'm Sabr
Css rsi9ften Olln3es 5uae bic 9ono
hes SAidfals bar.
auf 6ld6en unermehen. aus tiefem
gtrgssI4a4t,
Heift GOLDEN ibm bic Grnte. quilt ibm
Der Gr3s pra4t.
@.polt'se Gtr0ms roufheu. rings
fiutst ons Weltenmeer.
@us lIrpolo uro aus prdrie ftirmt
trosiges 2eben Der
unb in Dem 0olte brauit t~itanenbafter
Ginn,
Rad alien S0diten sreift fein isdes
Wlgen bin.
Gs riittelt on ben Bergen. es tau6t
in Meeresi6luno.
Gs fpannt nit Giisnnebsn ben JelS
uno lIrpalosgruno.
Gs f9i6tet Euaosr auf 9uaoer biz gu
ben Wolten grou
so fpertelt es l:no bdmmert on Der
1rsibeit R~ieienbau.
Gin enber 2ono aud Tenn id, Elm
Qono gar lieb uno inert,
BORT tpiro peraoug'ner Soften 9ebeime
ni8 nod gelebrt;
Cort fliftern red Ole Wdloer manb'
bantles Gageniport;
Gort raufht's rcd in ben Wogen bonn
Nibelungenbort.
0ort rasen nod alte Dome, 10 buutel
unb punoergleih.
0ort is6nen rod 3tnoerbersen fi9
nab Dem 6immslreih.
. 9eutI9lonb, BON al oeinen 3inoern
lis6t teines Did 10 iebr.
Mls mir, Die yrembgerooro'nsn. Die
9sutf9sn ii5er'm Meerl
0u biit uns mebr ols Mutter. bift
unIres Qebens Rub.
Du biit unIer 3rdumeu uno 2ohen.
unf'rer @rbeit Segen bu.
III Tess,t benz raitloien Waaen bebd9s
tg Wab uno 3eit. =
Du peiieIt Gem baitiaen 9Iide ben
0eg our Gpieteit.
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3e6rnfarmen.

Die britiI6e Regisrung ienoet iebt
piele Sdeer aus. bic 3ebrus einfdngea
iolen. Dian beabiihtigt, oisie ala
3ufttisre 80 benuben uno ihre Sun"
gen oann gu 3us. uno Reittiersn auf.
susieben. Das eigentIi6e Zebra 1T
iebr fhip.r gu sdbmsn; uertpanote @r.
ten oaaeaen, pie ons IioafritoniIde
guaa1o, aep0bnsn fd Ieidt an bic
GefanaenIaaft. 9m 8ap bat man
oieie i9on Dor stpan5ig Sabren als
3,uqtiere orbeiten Ieben. Hoh before
Grfolae ertpor.et man ueueroinss bon
ben 9reusunes perIuden Spiften benz
3ebro uno benz Vferoe ODER benz
MauIeIeI. Die oaraus herporgebens
Den 3pittsr .3sbroioe" senannt. fino
bodIt aslehris uno IoFen f6 Ieitt
s1bmen. sic boben cine erftaunli4r
WusteItrdft uno seidnen i6 eurh
ibre Smmunitdt essen bic Sfes5liess
aus, bic 70 piele Yferbe su9runoe rih'
tet, elm 8orsua. Der in Sioafrito BON
beIonosrsr 9eosutuns III. Wan bofft.
ben Ranleisl ourh oas 3eb.oio. pors
,iielih fir Irbeitsn in ben Sropen.
pouh6noia erisssn sa tonnen. gstannt.
lid tpuroeu in UsutidsG Iopsftofritn
fdon eeIuno,ue 8eriud,e gematt, oos
2shrn nls Reittier Al benusen.
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MEMS Site.

Gin 5ahr i'm peraus betdbtenee
ubenneuten ertaIten ie etnen
Sh5nem Aalenesr ais Prdmie
gratis mms p%ortoirei. I'm prd-
4uaten Fns foIeemoe sur auswabi
a0crtaneeu:
sRatnrcpcft, toapon iino oreisebu Rum'
uStru erlGienenl.
VrGmicn geaen WcbrbeSablnHg.
a~pdbbudh.
E5teiger's beutlh > umeriianiides aohbu6
fur tleine 6omllien. 8on Waloenlar
Sdreper. 9reis IS Gents.
sfahmainbineH.
Sole rRorofern" Gdhmaihlne yaO. l wiro
auf 5 Sabre ItriftlIf sarantirt, ~3rcp
teab"' @ebdnfe, EXTRA feline Bolitur, ale
anerteften Yerbelierungen, ablplut bic bette
Dioi6ine, bic fir irseuo einen Sreis err
kdttltdl III.
Dte .Eoroftern"s RdbmaihIHe go. 2, ge'
Hau mie no. /. nur nit autbonatblldem
drop peao".
Tie .HcroItern". yi6bmaidine go. 3. in
.aBofneu DAT . @ebdule, aathomatilh dent
..Sloin 2ift~, augeGaser . @eitell NIT
sautbomattIhem BELT 6eplacer", bobem
Arni, gebdrtete Gtabltbeile. ale yNttats
,1nentS" IN Sammets aditben. Cine CUTE
Raif,nt Su benz iehr biligen Hreis pom
sDe .Rorbltern".Waihin 9o. 4, genau wie
So.3. nur in 9esi.G abinet'J orm, $21
Vile oieIe Wai6inen iino abiG.ut saran-
e1irt. Eie 5raht bat Der 8duier Su tra9en
saue le beirdst BON 60c bis 81. je nah Der
EDiItau5.
7iefe Brdmiealiite wiro obne weitere
sRoti5 bon 3eit 5u 3eit erydnat uno perdn'
'sert, uuo eieIe gretie giften lid nab benz
I.seifiscn Nartuerth.
Nm Esisn unb sihtrtsn n IS. tas SeIo per
10oftanpsifnne (gaonep Eroer), bic Der Boilmeifter
IA BEN arbbereH Ertihaften a~nseaen iaHu. 81 aber
fezeeu. Gbenio gut uHo fidber limb bic WrpreRs
nniuetiuuQcr metds bic Nsenteu tn alien Grpreb
tEsaficueu ansueueH. BeHR man bds @elb per Botr
ianueiiuua cher per Experimenting. ihtdt, TT 60
{ laKtu, penn bic abreHt bentltd aeLGriebeu TT. qegt
. Hau baaeseH Baasseio tn ben Brief. 10 ioute etejer
4 aefs ~reatltrtrt fperoeu, INT iiher lH tetn, odB oerieIbe
x stchttg dutrmmt. Gar @eloieabmngea In eiufaden
; BrxfrertnlHHs hbernehmen tptr feiueriei BerdHiiport
tAhfesL- Jm SALT uou NbreBperanpernHgeH oergeie
mar IA aiht, bic aIte ebeHiopohl ute bte ueue
aBoftsiiee auaugeeeH. oenu JOINT iounen mir ben Ra
asasu In ben BidberE 4ar nidt finoeu.
.Reuep= Etbers enrfsu nidht, iutt bds 10 oft aeid1teht.
ws nerreiutlt6le Gntttnf3 BurhfbehdtteH lper
sesy tsubern Nue ben Srieiea bet5aiegen.
Cuittuus erfoIst nur ourh Genoerune
bes 9atuus aui benz NoreBltreifen.
Ran a~oreiiire einfah:
-NORDSTERN". La Crosse. Wis.
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BON neridiepsnen seitsn iino Nm.

iragen nud an uns ergargen, fule
CROP Die Jeuolferung Der on Dem
europGiifen 6rieg betbeiligten Gan
Ger lei. 6ier Die Austunft: Deutid.
lono bat nod Den leeteu Shasun-
gen oes aaiierliden Statiitiihen
amtes geaenlpdrtiQ Smiihen 6S uno
90 WiGlonen G%inmobner. Die Be
Dolferun9 @nglonbs- ohne iei,
ne aolonien - be5iifert lid auf ct
ma 46 Miaionen. ole 6ranf.
rel d. $ altf rino 80 Niiaionen.
: elterreih Il ngarn itebt
rit ritno 80 Miuinnen in Der Cite.
@clgien NIT y. NfiaioneiL ser.
eien- obne ieine )iln1it erporbe-
men 8eiiBulgen - nit nldlt gang
orei MiGionen. RuBlanob bat an.
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Sic eodnusen nnS Seriyrednn.

>phHH9NH " ~tAiPANhVhH
acu oeS }oren ldlclncn ouf bic Yolen
teinen Ginorud gemoht 5u bober.
Qcsbalb tchrt ods Mosfomitertbunl
Geaen Die YoIan mieoer feline Goub,
.thiernotur 5eralls. Ger @enernlbe.
lchI oea @robfiirItcn Nifolous, oea
@odlt:ommnnolcrcnoen Der rnililWen
Streittrofte, Die polniihen 8urner
ais 8onoiten su ~behonoeln, oe-
bort hierher. 0oS lit tppilhe rlil.
.li'hc EolcnpoIitit. Nbcr b~oifentlid)
meroen Die 4olen cS ibren rullilderl
Schrildcrn eintrontcn. Die @cIe.
aenbeit lit gilnitia. @enn Ole Yolen
lhren %ortheil %ertennen mcroen IC
Der ruiilldlen 3mon9sberrihuft ill
INNER lcoIl mer0en.
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Am Strand.
6eitere Sfii,e BON Taul Mler.
S9rttler.

Ra;na, 5urte @gotbe uno papa
!tegeu in elmer SaHoburg am Stranoe,
Ole nit tuitis flattsrnoeu bunten Wims
p.ln bsItedt iii. Vdpd bat ben Strob>
but ubsr Den Sopf gesogen, gum S6ub
segen Die Come, uno bic 6inbe iibsr
ben 6iieel 'eines Shmer5auhes gefal=
tet. CIR ftndrdt. Wuma fiegt inter
stnem Sonneuldirm unb Itch eiuen
beutfGsn 8oman in suglii9er Spra4e.
Snnte Ngnths tieft einen frun50If6en
Momau in oeu!fher Spra4e. gubi
peraniigt rs. nit nddten Waoen i'm
WnFer hsrur.3ufsampfen.
Wamo blidt uou ibrem Homon
ouf; Butt eeb nidt 3u pstt ins
IdFer, b0rIt ou?"
8ubi i6tpeiqt mo futt uoh tiefez
rem GteGen. 0as 8aTer rei9t inn
tis CUR bdl5en Waos.
Moma: n9ubi, baft bu get0rt? Du
loGft ni4t 10 tisf inS Wafer ge6en.
font ertdIteit ou oi9!."
9ubi Iaqt mob INNER nihts. oas
Qeqsn plantIft er iebt nit ben Jiibsn,
oaB oo8 WaiIer nm i'm fpribt.
Sante 2lgotbe: r8ubi, hor' ouf, Oh
f1lit mir cuff bic Nerpen." Sic 1T
on elmer "pitanten Ste1e in i6rer Set
tire ongstommen, nit pelher iid oos
DoHerplan:Iden Bulbs nidt osrtrdgt.
Wdmo: .9ubi. bu eehit augenblids
Iih aus Dem Wafer, bort ou,"
8ubi tdbt ii4 i'm MaFerptantIdsn
nidt itorell.
9onte @gatbe: Nd, Der Surge!
Matbiloe. Oerbiete linn bod einmal
feline uuurt."
DIANA: -9ubi, tpenn bu riht 10,
fort oos NaTer perldbt. ipede id
Yopa!"
8ubi itoMpft lpeiter uuo tiefer.
M1mn: n9ubi, 8ubi, -
- nd fparte, psrn lit nadber oufs
eeiinuoer bin"
Sonte Gqatbe smport: ST tas elm
urlolginmer 9enael!"
Wnmo: nIun. ib tperbe i'm nats
hs- fhon Mores iebren!"
Sante @qotg: .Wnrum uohher2
Soaleid m;Bte er feline priigsl boz
BEN"
Woma: .getotte, @gatbe, ih bin
entidieoen Qeaen bic YrI9el bel Sins
oeru, Wtt Worten erreite ih mehr.'
3ante @Qdthe nit boshafter Mns
fpieluna: ~0as merit mani"
9ubi kot ods WoFerpIonti4en in.
5rpii6en futt bstommen. Gr 1T pies
Der ouf ben Suno suriidoetebrt uuo
betru6tet eiuiae tleine Mdohen beim
Snu elmer Sanbfeituns. 0a er Der
all9ere gu iein aInubt. IdBt sr ss ntht
an berdhtliaen 8emertunaen feblen.
S6IiebIit ,ntreibt er sinem Der Nab
den ben Spaten uuo beeinnt auf
eioene TauIt cine 9ura gu idauFsIn.
0os tleins gdohen perfuht. 9ubi 81.
S6aufel su sntreiben. erhdlt ober bon
eem grpbertu Suueeu Yiffe uno
Sdldse nit Der sSnuf unb Der S1aus
feI ano fang. bitterli9 on 81 tpeineu.
! Wamc: .9ubi, mas mahft on oa2'
gubt idpsist uno besinnt in Der
Tdbe ees 9apas bic Grandmother
elmer neusn Sanoburs o%ufSufpsrfen.
tpobei Der ltlaFenoe papa ben meiiten
Sono abbstommt.
Mama: .9ubi, BORT ou niat, mas
i'd bid frnes2"
gubi i6peiat. Dos tIeine Mdoa
den fptint bsrmerbrsheno.
Wlamu: .9abi, tpeiBt ou oenn mid
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Die lleberleaenbeit ocr oentldlcn
iber DIE cnalild,elt 3eitmaQen tritr
Qcrc0e lest IN olelcn MriegS5etten int
,1cr hdutIidlcr it Den &oroerqrutto.
Ger Gno5nef Der en9lliden 9lotter
n odrouf qcrid)tet, mcQlihlt piele
9tCil0feitcn i'm fmnterbumtcitcn
Citrdeinouoer ihren 2cicrn oui5l,
ilihcn; tie moIlen aufreQen uno
rei5en, mo ldrcden oubci ieIbit
nor Scnldtloncn nidlt suritd. Die
0clttld,c 3eitung mill ieoof niht aus.
ldlIieBlid Die Mldti hboe ser
oaeocrciauiile fem; tic mill be.
l1hreu unh onregen Den gel.
.li;gcu @ebolt ser 2eler ocrtiefen uno
ocrcn @elidtstreiS erpcitern. Nus
ocm Wruno lid,tet ocnn uuh ser &e.
ootteur elner oaitihen 3cituna lem
Nfoteriol tpelt lorlf0Iti1er. oils ieinc
ct9lt'hcn Aolleaen. oencu cS n,,r ouf
Die Wo c niht oif sic QuaIi-
al oeS @cboteneu %anfouuut. Die
meniGcn Ausnohmen. i'll oenen Sic
oerousacber Der 3eitnnaen.
nelte Den Ior uno Ole Tcnhens be
ltimmeil, cinmoI nnoercr Nnliht limo.
hc'totiaen MIR Ole onacmeine Regcl.
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~ 8istoniiHer Stnatsansfttlnua,
Milwaniee, &is IA. bis Is.
Eeptember 1914.

Sutersfante unS ~bslebrsnSs Gusifel.
lunsen Der 9anSwirtbfhuft. 8iehsuht,
Suoutrie uno Shulsn Sss States
@isccniin. @sridumsn Sic ben SsIuh
uidt. Rad Snformntion ioGteu sic
ben Kindergarten Der Chicago & 0ortt.
reltsrn 8abn frassn.
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gm 2. Scutcmber wareu Is a

Sabre. ais Ropoleon nit ieiner Armee
re; Seoan gefnngcn eenommen
iollroe. Sect itebt mieoer cine bent
id)c ArItee in DER 9tdbe bon SeoaH,
uber oiesnIal ben 9riten uno 5rou.
3pien gegeniiber, un0 anltatt ga
pOlens MIRO man bOffentlid Der
6ritihta General nit bern
be3eihnetcn 9tamen 6renh nit iei,
nen 8ritcn eefongen nebmen. 0as
10be Damn AnluB 3u elmer SoppfI-
Senarleier.
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Gin balOiaer drieetn lit MIR bann

5u erlparten, penu ole ocutihen gSdi.
len einen cntiheioenoen Sieg oobon
trogen. Soften Deutiflanh ltno
Ociterreif mterIiegen, 70 piiroen
lid Die ~Serbiinoeten" ioiort bel Der
Nertbeilung DER 0erie einonoer in Die
Scare geratben mo Die Wionenmor.
nerei mitroe nermuthlidl ioIanqe
tortgeIeet. mer0en bis es Den Stamp
lenoen ME ienen bciSen 2omen or.
ginge. oic emit iii &dloe ipa5icren
ginger.
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Die erofen Sieae Der 0sntideu

ilbcr Die GerbiInoeten IN 8claieu uuo
6rnntrcih mcrocn bon oIlcn Soften
bCItutiat. 3ie @ritcn fiihlen oie
Hienerloqe am mciiten. Sic mon
ten ocu Geutlheu Elm @oterloo be
reitcu, ME por Nulaert Sobren ocu,
IopoIeon. Abcr oicien bdtten lte
ohne WIider nidt bciicQt.
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Shmar,e. aelbc uno brauue Seu.

feI bot man gcgen 0eutIdlono mobil
; aentodlt, ober aud NIT oieleu 5eu-
feIn meroen Die 1eutlhen fertiq per-
ben. limo nenn ole V g bon ba.
fon mare.
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aeblih cine 8~epolfcruna bon 100
4Piaionen, leine oiiatiiden geliBun.
gen eingeihloiien, inoes bat man es
BORT 5u einer 5uoerIaiiigeu 3ablung
nod niht 9ebradt. Staten
bat 81 Wiiaionen Ginmobner uno
Snpan 50 Niaionen. Yin rdum.
!ider I%usbebnung iino 0eutlhlano
uno 6ranfreid) iidl ungcfGbr qleid
Gcutlhlonh untioBt 20S.1S0 Guao-
rdtmeilen nrt0 6rontreid 0 1854.
Seioe Sdnoer limo tleincr OILS oer
Gtoot lcras.
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greiIe BON u. Brams g. Con.

E 6euer. mo 2ebensperiihe-
rung, Iusidreiben bon 8eiietiteln
uno Sppotbefen uno 8eloperleiben
81 5 8ro5ent alf 60 Grolfer Cider
heiten lit meme Spe3ialit1t. 9. $.
Sol5, 624 g. 7. Ctr. 8eioe Ybones.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
Ser 3ar ibernimmt Dem C6erbe.

UNtt ouI UtH ~UttUt
fehl iiber icine Nrmee Don S,O00,0OO
4tnnn. go mobr es lit. Dab Die
4rmee oes Barren 100000 Mann
5dblt. 10 lpabr lit es, oaB Der Gar ben
C6erbeiebl ilbernommen bat. 8elt
pom Sd)ub lit iiIr ibn oas 9eitel
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Die Mclonua, in 9entldlano bat.

Die Melonua, in Sentld,lano but
ten it'd uber 5mei Nfiuioueu 6ret.
~ iIlige fir Den Srieg genteloet,
id)eint bier i%ibcrrald)t 3u hoben.
2SobI neil man Der Mnlid)t mu oaB
in alten Gaterlon0e ieoer 0ienittullg.
llhe Mann aud sun ~&riegsoienita
uerpflidltet lei. Iber 0aS lit Elm
Irrtbum. Sic o%lgcmeiuc 0ienit-
pilid)t lit IN 0eutihInno lton luuge
llitlt mebr ourdlgefiibrt poroeu. Sn
ben lebteu 5ebn 9Sobrcn lit tounl nod
Ole 0oIfte Der 0eitelllngspflid,tlgen
sum 0icnIte bel Der 6dhue elnberufen
luoroen. Die &eerespcrmebrlng boi
nit Der %ltorfen Neoolferungs5ulob.
uitt gleihen Shritt gebolten,
linb crit I'M lcttcn Sabre lit DER Gro.
SentIob Der gum 0icnlte einge5ogener
bieitellungspflifltigen GROCER gene,
fen. Die 0urdfubrung Der @eere@re.
form hebin9tc oos. Die 6olge ii
Qe!pclen. Dab in Den lcsten 5ebn SAB.
ren sob.yeihe iunge 2el,te oltf oielell
o0er ienen @run0 bin pom Miilit1r
o;enIt bcfreit muroeu, uno sic bilocr
icoenrolls Elm ~itortcs Gcntinacnt DC,
it'd IdmoremuciIe unbictcn0en fSrci.
ipillluclf
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Ter enaliId,e Seeranb itebt id,On

mieoer in boiler 8Iiitbe. Sect bat
Gin englildes @eihpooer oeu Soieu
AOio III Gcutidp Samoa beleBt. Dor,
ljdlt, ihr Ncrrenl Ole anoere 9Glfte
bon Samon gehort u1s.
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Nd. menn bpdi bic Rriisn mad,

Merlin fdlnen!~ 9os lit DER @unid)
oe$ fran50iiihcn 3riegSminilters.
@ie iaat Shmei5er 81 Houer in Den
yRoubern": Gin Munid,, fir Den
man old + 1nqen loatel"
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,ltulereu Sanpt,iuef IS

uIInIcren Namptjiuef - Den bent.
ihcn Sanoel 5u oemoroliiiren-bu'
ben mir erreidlt". bobnt Ole 2onooner
Brelie. llno 6rontreih lno Del.
gien baben oafilr bIuten uno
5oblen millien.
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S,apans 9remierminiitcr erflart,

ENGLAND babe %opans SiIie erbetelt
ua0 fem &orgcbelt aebiIligt. auBer
GuQIano hat out Aientuuo oo9 IN
>4breoe geitellt ooer be3lpeiIclt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
and, Der a%eaenluartiae 0riea bat

ans 6eipIiTaen feline 0cloer ge.
annft ober oos @cloeiiaclhled)t BON
1870 bat Mel0cn geboren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

Der Gar eebt 5nr Jruutl - Sci.
lie fieben 8uilen meroen ibnt ole
.AiiIbe lpuren: Die 6ront gebt
gum 3nrenl
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22

play the Oak Dale team on the lat.
ter's grounds near Workman next
Saturday. The teams are hard to
handle, as they are both partly
composed of Oak" but we ven.
ture to say that White Oak wins.
Messrs G L Epps and H P Dubose,
two of Workman's popular young
gentlemen. spent the latter part OF
the week here with friends.
A musical fete was very much en-
joyed Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs A P Buffkin. The
music was rendered by the White
Oak string band.
The prayer and song service re-
Gently organized at the White Oak
school house, being conducted every
Friday evening, is progressing very
favorably. Everybody is invited.
Be on hand promptly at seven
o'clock.
Eye Scribe" is a little under the
weather at present, with terrible
teet-ache", but is glad to be able
to send in a few Chips" for the
benefit of the many readers of The
Record. b w M.
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DANGER In DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
for KinqSlfee People to Neglect.

The great danger of kidney trou-
bles is that they so often get firm
hold before the sufferer recognizes
them. Health will be gradually un-
dermined. Backache. headache, ,nerv-
business, ,lameness, soreness. lumbago,
urinary troubles, dropsy, gravel and
Bright's disease often follow in mer-
ciless succession. Don't neglect your
kidneys. Help the kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills, which are so
strongly recommended right here in
this locality.
Mrs fl Rembert, a12 Cleland St,
Georgetown,S C,says: L had kidney
complaint and suffered severely from
dull, nagging backaches. headaches
and dizzy spells. | didn't rest well
and mornings had no strength or
energy. Reading of Doan's Kidney
Pills, | got box. 1t didn't take
them long to relieve me. l have had
no backache or other trouble from
my kidneys since"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mrs Rembert had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo, N Y.
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BETTER GIVE 1T UP.
LEGISLATURE Can Do Nothing and
Had Better Adjourn.

The General Assembly is founder
ing hopelessly in the shadows of the
cotton problem, as it was inevitable
it would. An intelligent solution of
this question by legislation is an i'm
possibility. 1t can be met only by the
general principles of business and
the fixed laws of economy, and it is
out of the question to avoid some
measure of loss to everybody con-
cerned. A great market has been
destroyed temporarily and a staple
has become unstable. Until the
market is restored, which can only
be by the re-establishment of peace
in Europe, it is impossible to escape
losses or avoid hardships. Noamount
of legislation by States or the United
States will restore peace among the
warning nations of Europe, and no
law can make a new market for cot
ton. Provision can be made for car
rylng the surplus cotton and dlYerS-
ification of industry can tighten the
burden that must be borne until
normal conditions are restored. Bus
mess intelligence can accomplish
those things; not legislation. The
various schemes that have been pro-
posed for enactment into law all fail,
under scientific test, to meet the ne
cessities of the situation. 1t is about
time these facts were frankly recog-
nized and admitted, that futile en-
deavors were abandoned and the
way left open to intelligent and
practical consideration of a serious
situation. The General Assembly of
South Carolina, which has done moth
ing and can do nothing to solve the
question, should now adjourn the ex-
ira session to which it should never
have been convened. - Charleston
Post
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SENATE PASSES BOND
RESOLUTION TO d
FOR ISSUE OF s35. .O0O, 200 TO BUY
COTTON AT 1Oc, OR LOAN SC TO
PLANTER ON NOTE & RECEIPT.

Columbia, October 21:-Rejecting
amendment after amendment and
disregarding a desperate eleventh
hour fight, the Senate this afternoon
passed the joint resolution of voting
S35, 100000 five-year 5 per cent. cot
ton bonds for the purpose of the
State buying up the cotton crop.
The vote was overwhelming-25 to
4, in addition to a pair being an
nounced. The measure now goes to
the House.
All efforts to change the measure
were rejected by heavy majorities.
An amendment by Senator Christen-
sen to eliminate the buying feature
and retain only the loaning feature
was rejected s to "a. Under the
bill the State will either buy the cot
ton outright from the producer on
basis of ten cents per pound, or
the producer can give his note to
the State, together with the ware
house receipt, and obtain a loan of
nine cents per pound. In either
case the producer must put up 10
per cent in cash for interest and cost
charges.
Under the bill the benefits are for
the producer of cotton. or for the
land owner on which the cotton is
grown, and holders of cotton for
benefit of producers or land owners.
An amendment was adopted. at the
suggestion of Senator Nicholson, ex-
tending the benefits of the bond is
sue to those corporations or persons
who purchased cotton outright or
took it in on accounts at ten cents
per pound prior to October 20. pro-
vided that such cotton was grown in
this State and that such persons or
corporations be citizens of this State.
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X. p. JOIN COTTON MOVEMENT.
Scranton Lodge Names Commit
tee to Buy.a-Bale from Members.

Scranton, October 20:-At the first
meeting this month of Scranton
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, motion
was offered and carried that the
lodge join the "buy-a-bale move
ment". A committee consisting of
DR. w S Lynch and Messrs R B Can
non and S ] Kirby was accordingly
appointed to make the purchases.
The motion provided that the cotton
was to be bought at 10 cents pound,
and the seller must be a member in
good standing of Scranton Lodge,
No ia, K of P, and not more than
one bale to be bought from one
member.
His friends will be glad to know
that Mr. Lonnie Lynch is improving
as we'll as could be expected. A
few days ago Mr. Lynch was taken
to an infrmary, where he success
fully underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
At the next meeting of Scranton
council of the Junior Order, A M,
Tuesday night. October 27, some i'm
portant business will be transacted.
All members are urged to be pres
ent. ING.
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Julian Ranton,a a young white man
living near Greenwood, was probably
fatally wounded SATURDAY. afternoon
by DR. M S Ingraham at the latter's
store at Grendel Mill. The Young
man was shot with an automatic
pistol, the ball entering just below
the heart. Ranton is about 20 years
old and Ingraham over rs years of
age. The row developed over busi-
ness transaction.