davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
safataIiui ia lnmiIabe Gtcla. aapisia,

Rei6f. 2 b. iltona aIfoi &ittildsiG
foipo Iumiiaoe, iota iatfiii t. t. 8 ia
pb6 eoeIIeen. Siinto oil 10 maosia
10 cm. ipabpuuoeIto.
4pIp0t eitpGt ole fplmppoen tafio
pddsieet iperioomaan eifG riiobo nou-
iemann.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
&aniafonlm palannt. Sbmisbengen
hrffa.

&aarniemen faniaforIu &pmisid
paloi 10. t. 9 b. oanuina peristl,f.
iiaan npoten. @ouIun mobti iai
mposfin Iieffeibin. Spp tiiIen irti.
|pdGippn on toistaiiefii tiintematon.
poIiiii tiitfii aiiaa poIiiiifoiran oipuI-
Ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
2niitanian apottaminen.

2uiitoniaa foSfena aiia oioittao
biripittGipGn ielmGsti mibin moaran'
aloiieen oiemaan ibmis.benget ioitii'
mot mibollisten1me fGpttGnlien iooan-
fGpntitopojen tafid. Suoranaiiint'
masia ristiriioasia foniainipGliiiir
Iafeibin n1boen on birttil1iien amira'
Iiteetin farppalaitpoille ontama mdd'
rGbs oIestaiituo ia tibota ipeoenalai.
fla alltfiio poistanut faifen eroitnf'
fen fouppa. ia iotolaiipoin luGlillG ia
puoliieettomien moioen oinffoat
jotfo fGptt6fp6t malta fauppolaiipojo
matfuStoesioan oipot main ollen olt'
TINA foifilIe iooan maaroille.
sos 9uiitanian tubonneen iofioIai'
fen ipeoenaIoiien pdGIIiffo oliii iaIli'
nut miebiston ia motfustaiien los
feutua pelostiismeneiiiin ennenfiiir
Iaipo torpeooitiin, oliii ie merfinnD1
parnloo tiiboa omolle oliifielleen
Qofemufiien niiifoan ioibin oil tiilti
bienenpi1 aIufiio iipottaesia, Irul
tin ettd ielIainen idttiIdislaipa FUN
2uiitanio, ppipifi min foron meoer
pinnoIla ettd matfustaiot ebtiiiipd
Iasfeutua fpenbeijiin. Sdsid frmnin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

Sir eiu weitereS @erbor mnroc &c
itcrn Syobn 6. 9rcpcr bon 9lr. 1927,
9loro 0lr6om StroBe, in ser
norO0itlidcn @oli5ciitotiou feitGcbol-
ten Oo er iid6 ongcblid nit Sri. Gtta
@oblib bon 9lr. 1915, 9lib StraBe,
@ompoen, ocrbeirot6etc, obiHon cr
icit eli Sabrcn cine 6rmL @iorp
@relper battle rno bon .oicicr niht
gcicbie0cn icin ioIl. Gic Grolung nit
ieiner 5emeiten Srou muroe in Glli.
colt Gitp olr6 9oItor &illiom M.
Don 9lrsooIe DoII3ogen mo bic 2iccn5
mar ouf oen 9Ioncn @ert @}illcr
ouSgcitelt. Scr @aitor cric6icn &c.
itcru ais 3cugc, fonnte ober 8rclpcr
iaid6t ais ocn onocblicbcn @iiller
iocntifi5ircn. Tic Dtltter uno Ger
9rloer bon o6roi WiilIer4 be5eugs
ten, 0oB sic 2ebtere nit @dller in
cincm @ollie an Der 9loro @no Str.
le6tc mo Dab oieielben iiberall ais
N3ann lno 6rou bcfonnt noren. Ga
5roln Dliller ni6t gefmoen ipcroen
tomte, puroc ooS %erb6r bis @ion.
Tag pcridoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
0Iiinitiacr stan6 bed glanfen.

Der StootS 9ouf Gonlniiidr s.
0ufe 0omneS Dnt Dem @oiOernelir
ejoIOs6orouob ieinen @eridlt fiir ooS
nit Dem 1 Sonuar 1915 obaelouieuc
sSo5r lultcrbreitet. Pms 0cni 9cridte
ocbt berpor oaB iit1 sic 9iiliSauelIcn
Scr &onfen I'M Stoote nm $S,532
132.61 rnO 0ic 0epoIiten INN 81
314,S15.4S bermebrt bo6cn. Der
GonniiiGr cmpfeblt in ietncn 9c-
riGte Elm glmen0ement 5ml 9anigc
ieb in 8c5uo ouf ole Siinoigurgsfrilt
0eniiier Ncpoiitcll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
3aluursti mar lc6cmSmiiOc.

0urh GrD6ngen ma6te geitern
@lorecu ser SO Sabre oIte @tihoel
3ofuorsfi BON Scr. 1921, SiiO.Gedcr-
9(uente, ieinem 9eben Gin GnOc. Or
mar ieit ldngcrer 3eit front inO Dies
miro ais @rumO ieiner G6ot ougc.
uonlmeu. 9(ls aeitern Morgen 30.
porSfi in icincnl 3iumer niAt bors
gciiuoen iulroe, iteate ieiu So6n ei.
uc llntcrIudnng an mo Der Seid-
nam wur0c in elmer @iittc bintcr Oen
@apie bGugenO geiunOcu. EoIi5ilt
SonocrS ibnitt Den 2cidnom ali
lnO ionOtc i'm nad Dem itGotiiMen
2ciMcn6aule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
Seiicrer StranenbubnOienit uou
EnrneD.

Die Gontniiiion fir 0iicntlicNc
9etriebe lit in acnntuiB gcieBt nor
ocn OoB in sen @forgenitinoen mo
in Oeu 9laAnlittogS. lin0 gl6cnoihru.
oen ser 0ienlt oltf Scr Sinic bon @a'
milton unh GnrneD bermebrt ipcr0en
ioIl. 0ie @aegonS ioIlen ollie Gicr.
telihtnoe Ioufen im6 Sonntags Ocn
gon5en Go9 ioll Dicrtelitiinoi9er
Gicnit eingeiiibrt iperoen. Sic 9obn
qe60rt Ger Baltimore ono @cloir
electric 9}oilpaD Co., 0eren @enc.
raj. @ei@dftsfiibrer $. g. S'91cill ilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
SclunRtluS anfsefmuOcm..

9(ui6einenO ruter ocm GinillTc
BON 9roGllen ite5eno, muroc oeitern
@lorgen gcgcn 3 llbr Der % Sabre
olte g9. SO. RoO0id bon gir. 3505,
gSmoior Sill &ooo, Gin Glcrf in Der
9lpot6cfe Scr 8. 9. gSilliomS 0rug
60, 2ibcrtn SeigbtS 9lDcue uno
Snrriion glpenie, in Dem &ortc
rolm an Der gSalbroof SSilnction be
wuBtloS ouf9efluoen. @r mlroe IN
ni@t lm6eOentli6em 3uitonOe in ooS
@obemonn'ide 9lllgemeine %oipital
eilaelieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
SuSt i'm gcttc anfaefnnOcm.

Ole Al Sabre oItc 5roi @roce 6.
aront bon gir. 622, Gotcsbnru-glpc'
me, murOe geiteru Wtorgcn 6 llbr
BON ibrcm @attcn, Geo. s.. &rouB,
foot i'm @ette alligeiiinoen.
llnt oicieI6e 3eit piiroe Soco6 9fil-
ben, 60 Sabre alt bon gtr. G27.
Gnior StroBc, bonn SdIogc ecril6rt
mo idbie0 luebrere Nlinutcn ipdtcr
aus Dem 2e6cu. Coroner 9iuiicll
pom uoromeitlic6cn 0iitrift iteatc eli
ne llnteriuNung on rnO iono, ooB
6eioe @crionen cinein @cr5ibloge cr-
legen paren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

g}r. 43t, Sio GIlwoo0 9lDenuc;
6rances s. 95ertins, g}r. 4i0, Sea
tionaI @orine 9ouf BuiIoiug;" @eo.
Dromu, SCR. 1851, 9foro.Gareg Cir;
z. gS. SGlunpbrc1. gtr. 1901, @tooi-
ion 9Ipemle; 5. $. 8ron6ouL glr.
2200, Gutow 9loce; 6rou ". g.
9l6ell, @lolnt 9fo0ol apartments; &.
s. Gallagher, 9lr. 5000, 9loro-
CHARLES StroBe; 5rou Caroline
MverI1. glr. 37O9, 6orelt &orf 9lpc-
mc; $. g. 0ooIon Ger. 100, 8cit.
2crington Strobe; 81. S. Set1, 9fr.
37O6, SpringOolc 9lpemic; Oscar
Q. Smith, GER. 1900, &orf. 9loene;
6. S. 9roof, &olono 9lpenuc SO
IonO Eorf; CHARLES 6. @iliou, 9tr
105, IeipburD-9lDcnue, Gotousbille;
gS. 8rauf Sneoo, Saucod, M}0.; IS.
g. 9rpon gIr. 24S, 9}rincc @eorge.
StroBe, 9lnnopoIiS; GbounceB Sbad.
foro, SSIotten glfoOenie, glnnopo.
lis, lno s. s. Gdmiot, annapolis.
0ie 6ci0en D}otorraoia9rcr iino:
9(u0rep @orries, glr. ~ Gberrr
StroBe, Curtis 9ou, uuO SSobu sos
nopsfi glr. 1926, 9leonolos.Sr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

Nobu 9fonOall, ein 9rltoer oeS Der-
itorbcuen 0icbterS 0eS 2icocS nWlarp.
lonO, mn Mor1lauo,~ mllroc Qcitern
in iciner @o6nltn0, 9lr. 1904, Sobu-
Strobe, bonn SoOc obberufcu. @r Wor
Ga Sabre aft llno bintcrlGBt cine
Sc6mciter, SRI. 8onup 9fonooll lei.
ne @ittme, 6rmt Wlororet @aroeu
&ouooI, orei S0bne ln0 cine God
ter. 9ie @eeroieiuug miro beute &or
nittag orf ocm n@rcenmount SSrieO.
bofc~ itattfin0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
0LntnIenfrr nnr Nic sdlrnnfcn.

9leln5ebn 9llItomobiIiiten unO 5pei
WiotorroOidbrer meroen iiN bcutc
%ornlittog in Der @oIi5eiitation 81
@roofIDn Dor 9fitbter Somcs $.
GSomIer lpcgeu llebericIreitenS Der 5ll-
IGiii9en 6obr9eihminOiefeit om Iee.
ten Sonntog 81 peranhuorten 6abeH.
Die 9lamen Ger GorgeLooenen limo.
Srou MRorn Wlc(Srom. glr. 4346,
Eorf SeigbiS 9Iuenlc; e 6ertitto,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
9OTaI. geridtc nus @ai6inatun.
Gin @ar0fnenbran6.

" " ~ ~ ~ ! " Z " - ~ W ~
Gin @oroiuenbroao ridtete in ser
@o6nuug bon Sobu @aaucr ytr.
1913, #. Stra6c. Giioolt gcIieru ei-
ncu SdoOen bon $40 an. Scrr @a9.
ncr purOc am re6tcn 9lrm perlebt,
olS er Die brennenoe @oroiue ouS
Iotr 6ehiter mcrieu lpolltc.
Shme6te in groBcr Sc
fabr.
Senrp s. StoGiugs, 40 SATIRE oIt
cntfam nit fnoppcr g}ot6 ocm @r.
itidlngSioOc, ais in ser @isio6rif
BON Specr @}ioolcton Gouoloion &
Spter Company, 9}r. 1910, @iScon.
iiii.9lDeuuc, g}orOpcit in Scr Stol-
liHgS ais 0loibiniit ongeiteat it, ein
9lnlmoniaf-g -gebdItcr eyploOirtc.
StoQin0 idIiei in Dem @ebGnoe
uno merfte gSidtS bon ser Grploiion;
oie 9lngeitcIlten, bic uidt muBten
ooB StaIling iid nod I'M @cb6uOc
bcfonO, er9riiien Die 5Iudt. 9llS bic
Seuerme6r beranfom ino OoS Csc.
bGuOe unterilicbte, iuurOe crit Stol
ling5 bepuBtloS auigeiunoeu.
@ill in &ubcitonO trcten.
@eter g8. Bon sc @eiterloteu Ger
i6er 5man5ig Sabre ais 9rouniciiter
in Scr 9raucrci bon &o6ert Eortllcr
ougciteIlt gepeien it, bat INN ieinc
Gntlaiilmg nohgeiudt @err &eitcr-
lofen mar in lester 3cit lciNeno unO
bciH(oB Oaber in Ocn 9ii6eitouo 5l
tretcn.
Serr @eiterlofen fam nod 9Ilerau-
oricu bon Baltimore, rno bctGeili1te
ii6 nit arobcni &nierciic an sen glu.
gcle9cn6eiteu Scr Gciicutlihleit. Gr
itan0 wicocr6olt an ocr Spite oon
Gonliten iiir oiicuilic6c Iemoniira
tioncl
gSar Gin llnfoll
Gie GoroncrS @ei1porenci, sic
Die lo0eSuriode bon Carrie g(Gen
bic al ocu Sol0cn cincS 9iepoluer
iduiicS an a. Wdrj I'M Gaillolt1-
Soipiial itorb, iprodeu i6ren @oticn
GlonOc 9llcM BON olcr SMnlo irci
Sic fomcn sur llc5cr5clglrlg OoB
9l0cn scr ole &oiic in Scr Sono
1oitc, ieine 6rou o6uc 9l6iidt eridoB
lurO go6cn Gin oni llnioa louicuocS
&er0ift o6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
3nr cluieen llnGc.

Inter groBem Sroucrgeiolgc ipurOe
geitern gfdhmittog 6rml Nlorgorct
81. aonnL gcb @riruue( BON glr
1901, 9iorO @nibineton StroBe,
oic lctten Souutog I'M 9(ltcr bon &c
Syobren aus Dem Seben idlieo, nom
Srniterboilie aus oiif Ocntu Baltimore
6rieobofe" becr0igt. 8ditor GbuiB
bon ser oclti6en Observation-Disclosures
an Scr Gdc bon gono StroBc lmO
9ofopette glDenue 9icIt sic Graucr.
re0c. Srnu &orun oic in 9fiOOebml
fen qeboren miroc, fam Dor ungcidbr
40 Snbren noM glmprifa luto uerbci.
rotbete iic6 fiinf Sabre ipGter init
Nerrn S>enrD &aniL ocr i6r Dor picl
,Sobren I'M SoOc uoronging. Sic bins
tcrlGBt cine Godtcr, 6rot @erbert
Speer, lmo einen Sobn @errn Sobn
anmm. Serner miro iie bon cinem
9ulOer, Ncrrn @enr @5rimmel, be-
trouert. 9llS 9ubriudtrGger flngir
ten sic Ncrren $. 6rib, q. Sinnc
monn a, Nuetber 3. ebert s.
Souer umo 5. 9lcuier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
0OlonI- nnS aIancuicndJc.

SSn Ser gl6be BON Mooolapn muir
ben geiteru % DAldtiibe pegen oeS
gluitrctenS scr Nlaul unN 2lmeu-
ieude 9et00iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
9lns Sem Snneren MnrhlanS's mO
Sen nnaren5cnOen Staatcu.

Sto0trot1 J. BON Gum6er.
lon6 t6ot 93iGts fiir Oie
@cfaugcnen Gommi L
iGrc.
Ter Gto0trat6 BON Cumberland
Bat III icincr ocirigcn %criammhmg
feline SNritte in Ger 9luqelcgen6eit
Scr GouunliiiGre @innmeli6inc lulO
Gidel6crger unternommclL oie noe.
gen 9lntSmiBbronbS SIT Orci @lono-
ten @ef6ngniB pernrt6cilt moroeu
iino I}o1or Soon bcouitragte ser
g9aiicr- irlo 9clcu1hugS-Gonm
S6riocr- nit ocn 9(r6eiien oeS Com.
nliiidrs GiHelbcrgcr, md6renO Com.
niiidr GDermon on Stcle OeS Gom-
miiiGrS Sunimelibime treten miro.
&orouSiintlid meroeu oicie 5wci go.
item crit I'M glpril fiir @nfont crfldrt
lperoen
Sic Mnni5ipal @o6Icu in
z Snitb6urG.
SSli elmer Der lebbaiteiten Wlilni5i-
palpableu in ser @eihi6te Der Stoot
Smit6burg. @aibington Gountp,
lultrOe nit IA Stimmen @te6rbeit
8. y. 6erauipn sum Moior aeipd6lt.
CT. 9. q. Garria imtcrlog in Der
@abl. 9nS itclpcrtretenoer Wlopor
puroe Z. Benton @or0ner gelpGblt.
3u StdOt.GomniiiGren iino 9epd6lt
iuorOen: @iaiam O. Soain9Sluort6,
SSranf Glmer Sorncr mo %reiton 2.
&ogcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
0Jcitrigc Ereiie ouf ser gaItimorcr
9fftienborie.
eiaOi gdIiImorc.glriIen CreaJ.

eiaoi 9aItImorc9IIiIeH (re9).
Aalio Gin 4cr 81. ............. o5
gaIic gip 4er 5s, @ e.-.-. olA oaTs
%aier Ger. 'iG...,....s.......iot 1915
eas no eleIir6itdt.
saIo Glcc 5cr (e) 90
6 g 6 & p com....,........loe 1914
g 6 & 2 pfO........-..ii2 iii
g 9 6 9 & g rie0is is....,...... oc ice
Con @ 9 9 8 g notes ca S).. os% os%
6 s. 6 Q & g ~ rscr s5 ssH ssh
Conf Gas Aver. .,............ os osM
Goni cas @ 6 90 Scr 80. ~. .iopz iOiM
@auEen uua 1ruitGo'u,
Sloelilu & 2cpofii ............ ..145 i50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

Ibunnrnicu biz ben .Geniidlr 0orrrfppn.
brnirn" nirt piiiitllA poer nuie0elmaNla CT.
halirn, inO ncbcien, bet Ciiice ndppH pcr Srles
phou unrr idrinlin Wlltt0cllmng az mag0tH.
tbCiluun 3n MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
Nienitoa. 0en 16. Nlard l9l5

fN''l'N'Sf ~Nlf 80 ~sN~NO ~S-'
Neil. ~ 3uiubr 6545 Saiier,
eiuidIieBIitb 561 6diier al 2ocuit-
Boint luo 1894 Saiier au Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
Seutige SdIiIlrote:

W a ! :. = 3uflibr lO7Dll Bu'
idel; Gerian0t bon oen Gleootoren
6t,753 9uidel; GIebotorenoorrot6
2,OS5, 700 guIheI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

Gcrtdufe anf ser 9oItimorcr 9(fticu
hCrio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
GIeiid d.

. Nntfer un0 Eier.
Creamery (9lollbuttcr) pro @io, 40c.
Stiidblttcr pro Gimo 42c.
Gicr Grilhe) pro 0ubeno. 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
SclttiQe GhIubroie.

ibcl; 9criauot bon sen Glebntorcn
29923 9uidel; @Icbotorcu.@orrat
I f,t65,522 @uIhel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

g8 eI 8 cH. = 3NluDr 74,5Ub WN'
ihel; @erion0t bon oen @Ieootoren
111,4S2 @ulhel; GIebotorenporrotb
S66,067 8ui6eI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

VI 0 q 9 er. = 3ufnDr I2,l3S Bll'
ihel; &erion0t bon Sen @lebotoren
1900 guidcI; GIeuatorcn Torrotb
$4,000 @uI6eI.
!SMttioc Sdduhrnfp.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27
dts
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strike matches to see into the corners
of the cells.
"Thc doctors tell us that germs
which cause certain diseases die quick
ly in direct sunlight, comparatively
quickly in diffusc sunlight-such as
gets into an ordinary room.-but live
and multiply in darkness" continued
Mr.. Oliphant. This being true, tho
cell block in the I.aurens county jail
is a germ incubator Of the very best
type. Remember that when l visited
the county jail there were prisoners
in the cell block, who had two differ
ent kinds Of contagious diseases.
Besides the lack Of sunlight and
air in the negro quarters. it is i'm
practicable to scour the floor there or
anywhere else on the second story OF
the JAIL" said Mr.. Oliplant "Thc
flooring is so old that the least bit Of
water poured on it tricklcs through
the cracks between tho boards and
d:ips on the furnishings OF the shcr-
IFS residence on the first story. The
best that can be done now to clean the
floors OF the second story of the jail
is to mop them With brush dampcncd
with diSinfccting solution. This
method Of cleaning thcm is hit or miss.
The disinfcctant If it is really a diSn-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27
DEATH OF JONAH FOOSHE,
Well known Confederate Of the Wa.
| trrl0O Section Died Wednesday,.

Mr.. Jonah Fooshc, who has been
making his home near Waterloo for
years, died there last Wednesday
morning at the age OF -. He is sur
vivcd by his Wife. Mr. FooShc had
been in declining health for some time,
due to his many years, and though not
unexpected, his death came as a blow
to his many friends. With his death
there passes another veteran of the
Confederate Army, the deceased having
been member of Co. d. 27th Rcgi-
mcnt. He was good soldier, kind
husband and a neighbor whom all
loved and respected. He was a dcvot-
ed member Of the Waterloo Baptist
church.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27

len so low can fall no further" Why
De surprised when an innocent man
cleared of one charge returns to the
Jail guilty of another charge? Is there
any cause for amaZcmcnt that q man
guilty OF one crime should commit an
other when the county has kept him
confined before he was tried for his
iirst offcnse in dark, noisomc place
where the free sunshine and fresh air
are denied him, and no effort mado to
reform him?
AS a representative OF the State
Board Of Charities and Corrections
which has visitorial and advisory pow
crs over all tho penal. charitable and
correctional institutions in the State"
concluded Mr.. Oliphant, 81 wish that
every citizen OF Laurcns would visit
the county Jail between now and the
time for the convcning OF the general
assembly. Then am satisfied that
l.anrens would get new county iail
believe though, that the county dele
cation to the general assembly is go
ing to provide during the next session
OF the legislature the means for build
ing now jail. Naturally as rcprcscn-
tativeS OF the people OF the county thcv
want to be assured that the citizcns
themselves want a now Jail The east
cSt way for any citizen to convince
himself that another jail should be
bniit Is to visit the present jail"
Mr.. Oliphant also visited the various
chain gangs. lie stated that these
were kept as we'll as tho average gang
in this state
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27
YOU CAN'T FIND ANY
DANDRUFF, AND Hair
STOPS COMING OUF
Gave "our ::,;r! Na3" !; ihi"h, Wnyy,
E'HG%y and E"artifHl ri once.

T'w rs you viii, artcr N applica-
ton ot DnnGuvs.C Won can moi find a
single trace OF daEAruif or falling hair
and your scalp viii not itch, but what
will please YOU most will be after a
few weeks use. WHOM YOU sec new
har-inc and downy at first YcS
but really now hair growing all over
the scalp.
a little Danderinc Immediately dou-
blcs the beauty o! your hair. no dif-
ference how dun faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moiSlcn cloth with Dan
dcrinc and carefully draw it through
your hair taking one small strand at
a time. The effect is immediate and
your hair will be hight, nuf-
Fly and wavy. and have an appearance
Df abundance; an incompatible luStTc,
softness and luXuriancC, the beauty
and simmer of true hair health.
Get a 25-ccnt bottle Of NnOWltOn'S
Dandcrnc from any drug tore or
toilet counter, and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any
that it has been neglected or injured
hy careless treatment. a 25-ccnt bot
tle will double the beauty Of your
hair.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27
Death OF Little Girl.

Last Monday little Canic Tumblin
passed away at her home near the city
and was buried at Old Fields church
on Tuesday She was only eleven
years old. and was the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Tumblin. About
two years ago she received an injury
from which she never recovered, her
death following shortly after an op-
Grafton to remove the injury. She was
a bright and attractive little lady and
her many friends will miss her and
all Join the bcreavcd parents in their
sorrow.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27
EASILY DECIDED.
This Question Should Be Answered
EnSilN hN LnlrcIS PrnnIe

fHSii! DS I'luTcHS lcOnle.
Which is wiscr-to have confidence
In the opinions Of your fellow citizens
OF people you know, or depend on
statements made by utter strangers
residing in far-away places? Read the
following:
Mrs. L. o. HERS, S02 S. Harper ST.,
lAaurcns, says: 81 had weak kidneys
and about q year ago | Vas in bad
shape. could hardly got out Of bed
in the morning, my bachwas so lame
and every time moved a pain shot
through me. Ny kidne}s acted too Of
ten and the kidney hecretions were
unnatural, Ny heedfw was in whirl
most OF the time, Ole OF my relatives
had used Doan's Kidney Pills with
such good resultsfhat | got box at
the laurens Drug Co. felt better
after the first few doses and six boxes
completely cured me-"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simpl y ask for a kidney rcmcdy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. HERS had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo, y. Y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27

fcctant, will kill the germs il touches.
1T was mistake to build the coun-
ty Jail right on the street line" dc
clarcd MIR. Oliphant. Communication
between prisoners and passcrsby is too
easy. This is witnessed by the num-
Der Of jail deliveries or attempted de
livcricS which have occurred at the
laurcns county Jail. Tho patched
bars Of tho cells and windows Of the
jail testify to the ease with which the
metal work can be cut The fact that
it has proved to be 50 easy to escape
from the Jail should condemn the
building Of itself
Passing from the structural defects
in the Laurcns Jail which make it i'm
possible to keep dccently clear and
easy to escape from, it Is worth while
to consider few OF the moral reasons
why tho county should not tolerate any
longer its present county jail" said
Mr.. Oliphant. In the first place ev-
cry prisoner committed to the Jail to
await trial is innocent under the law.
Many Of them arc finally cleared OF the
charges against them and arc inno-
cent in fact az we'll as in theory. The
county itself commits a crime Of no
small magnitude when il takes q man.
be he innocent or guilty, and forces
h!m to stay in its present jail on ac-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27

amid large gathering OF sorrowing
friends and relatives. Her body was
laid to rest in the Chestnut Ridge
cemetery.
Miss Franks had made Laurens her
home for many years. She was sis
ter of Mrs. Alec Bramlett and Mr..
..aas
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27
"

Harley Franks and a sistor-jn-law OF
Mrs. Fed. Franks. She was a woman
of sincere piety, faithful to every duty
and one whom many loved and adj
mircd. She leaves behind her hum
dreds Of sorrowing friends who join
with her family in their bereavement.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27
Meeting of L. ID. G.

The j. B. kcrshaw chapter l.. ID. c.,
VIII meet Monday afternoon, Novcm-
Der lst with Mrs. w. G. Lancaster. at
$3.50 o'clock.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27

For Snlr-Rcgistcrcd Duroc Jersey
PIGS. $500; one registered Duroc ,Jcr-
scy SOW, $1,000; two Berkshire sowS.
entitled to registration. $500 each {;
grade pigs and shoatS all sizes. ". II.
ClinkScalcs. Laurcns, S. G. il-lt-pd
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-27

10 the contestant who pays in Most Money ON
Old and New Subscriptions between to-day and
Saturday afternoon Nov. 6th at 5 o'clock, we will
give prize of $25 in cash. Now is your chance
to make Big Beginning. Enter the contest today.
Note t1is--a contestant has equal
contestants in competition for this and all przes
you have not solicited single subscription
porlny with the contestant
Try luck this prize You might yourself enough
credit become big
prizes
Always remember that just begun Enter NOW!
Evening star., 1915-12-30
Deaths Reported.

| The following deaths have been re-
| ported to the health department in the
| last twenty-four hours:
| John Williams Harkness, IS years, sos
| 22d street northwest.
| Josephine l.. Hanger, 25 years, Home
opathic Hospital.
James A. Simonds, AZ years. 212 Flor
ida avenue northwest
Allen E. Hill. 66 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Sarah Louise O'Connor, Ga years. els
Z street northeast.
Adam Gaddis, S6 years, 225 A street
southeast.
Francis Costello, 10 months, 919 4th
street northeast.
William II. Garrett months, George
town University Hospital
John Willis. A.: years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Elesia Brown, - years, Emergency
Annie Mason. II years. 632 c street
southeast.
James Young. 30 years. 1918 lie Droit
court northwest
James Anderson. A. years. Emergency
Hospital.
Samuel Banks. Sc years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Louisa Nelson, 80 years, 1912 Coving-
ton street northwest.
Ortho Norris, IL years, Casualty Hos
pital
Charles Robinson. 80 years. Emer-
gency Hospital.