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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
yNrmOnr" iauf inn Grit
See.
5raftihiff mar seitern aberS nnf
alippe nnfgelanien.
Tas geiamtc Ecriunnl trpb nnrnbi.
gcr See gerertet.

grie, Ya., 13. Iop. Ter ff,,rod)t-
oantpfer g. 8. Grmour Don 9cr;eore-
lano Cornelius 9irie. bas lid nit
&oblen belaben alii Oct 6ahrt bon
Glepelano nod Buffalo befar0. itieB
in Der Sobe bon @alomeer, bier Wei-
len weitlif) bon Grie, eeiterr nheno
ollf cine &lippe lmb ianf beiltc friib,
na6oem es olrd) Den hoben s@eaen-
gang in Stiife aeihloeen rrorbeis
mar. Gin Seil bes Berionols :purbe
nod i'm 9alife Der Rad). berahaenom-
men, aber 9npt. Ssoiepb 9prelanh
unb brei anbrc 0fitglieoer bliebcn bis
beiite Inn 8 llbr nm. on 9or> bcs
Sfiffes, iporauf iie ul,ter manhcrIei
Shipierigfeiten bnrdl aupr Sans
SSanien uno Die Retti,nqsmonnihaf
ten eerctfet ipnrben. Die eritcl Wel-
oltngen, fponad) bas Sdleopboot
Glepelano bon 9libtabnlo ure Gin
5tpeites Sfleppboot glelGfalls eeiiin-
fen iuaren, crtpicicn iidj ipdter ols
foIih.
Grie, To.. t3. 9epp. Sic g. 9.
Irmour, elm SSrahtififf Der @pIanb.
Cornelius Clinic, lit nobc @olocr-
nicer, einem Son1merort bier MeiIen
peitIih bon eric nm eric See ge-
legen, aeitranbet llnb gebt in Stiifc
Gin S6lcbpboot, melfrs 6ns Sd)ifi
beqleitet bahen ioa. lit angcbIid) ge.
iiinfcli.
9rci Vtann bon Der Irmour ipur,
ben beutc 5li friibcr MoreenItilnbe
bon Den &ettlingsmannihaftcn inter
&opt. Sans Sonien gcrettct. abcr Der
&opitdn ilnb bas reitlid]c Ecrional
ron fiinf pber ichs Mann neiaerten
lid. bos Sd)iff 81 perlaiien. Sic or.
fIGrten. iic mollten nod Sagesait.
bru6 Die 2anoung bcriudcn. Nan
fonnte iie bclltc firth am norberer
Sed iteben ieben. pGbrenb bas Sdlifi
onifeineno rapib ionf. Ser Stern
lag bereits unter @aiicr.
WcIbunacn bonn Sceltfcr gcben ba.
bin, buB Die bon 5lpei Sfleppbooter
getalite @rmour it'd NIT elmer Co
onng aoble auf Der SSabrt bon Gleoe'
lono nod Buffalo befonb. Ger Sec
mar aufgcpcitiht unb Die Armour
itrnnbete. GincS Der Sd)lcppboote
nerlnutIih bic GlepcIanb BON slibta'
bula. lit nit fiinf ober feds Wunr
anaeblidl gciilnfcn. Gapt. Sanien
l,no icine 2ciite brriuhen picber, bas
Sdiff su errei6en i,nb bon bier alis
purben mcitere Shleppboote Dem
periineliidtcn Shiff al Silfe se-
ianbt. Die Irnolir mar friibcr cir
sSrahtbompfer Der @rie & Bits
bureb Gpnl Go.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
GrpluiiOn in Ynlpcrfabrif.
On Tpnt Bomber So. .-Slnlnge nabe
gSiiminaipn Scmulicrt.

9ilminqtom Gel, 13. gtou.
SScrfitGitc 90. 13 i'll Dem nnterel
%aglcp 3of Der 9lnlogc Der II
Tont Bomber So. III Sitting Srn,
brci MciIcn mcitli6 bon SSiInington.
iii in 2nllfc Der Nodt nufgefloAcn.
gfiemanb mrrbc perlctt, Oo iih 5ur
3cit f,inc 9(rbcitcr in bcr @crfitdtic
befan0cn. SIC llriodhc Der Grploiion
lit unbefonnt. Gtpn 300 Tflino &liI.
pcr befonbcn fid in Der g2crfItGttc.
ols bic GrpIoiiou erfolgte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13

oen Reoouten bel Iprcnlont. Snfon.
teriefdnpfe fanben nid)t ltatt.
Scitlidcr &ricgsihouplas: Som 6.
bis 10. 9topcntber fanben pieIe @uf.
fldrlineSfantpfc obne ernltIihe SOL
gen itott. Mm 10. 9topember unter-
morfen Die @ulgaren bic 9obnitotion
&riipolof einen bcftigcn @pmboroe-
ment.
,Sn Der @cgeno bon 9alanbromo
unb @abromo mic audh an Ger beIgi.
fen 5ront ereignetc iid ni6ts bon
0ihtigfeit nm ii. Honembcr.
9entidlaub perbunsert nidt.
Berlin IS. gtob.. orohtlos ii6er
Soppille. Sn 9eantiportilng elmer
Senfidrift Scr io5iaIiltiiden Eortei
iiber bobc 9cbensmittelprciie Iegt Der
8eidsfan5ler bar, ooB bic gepoIfe-
rung oes 9unbes bie 8efpiBbeit bo-
ben fonne. bic !Spffnuneen Scr su-
liicrten. bas 2onb on ben Gono bes
Silneertobes 81 bringcr, miirben iid
nid)t permirflihen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
Som Gnpit ausgcseifJnst.

II / dl monO, So, IS. 9top. 8e.
neral-Sifar SSSanles Z. S'5orren bon
Oer : o3eic Ainmono ipuroc sur
g9iirbe cines &misprdlaten hcs pGpIt.
liden SausboItes nit Dem yfang eli.
mes Woniisnor crb0bt. SSn eincnt
Sdreiben bes EapiteS Benedict I'M
fer Sotum 6es t6 Sftober iuuroe
gii6of S'GonneG bon Der 9tusaei6-
nung fiir Seo. O'6arrea DerItGn.
bigt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
WaDtOrena nad) 2Ds Nnz
gelts.
t6at allc Serbinbnngen nit merifani.
ihen Saftiumen anfsegebcn.

Sucipn, 9lri5, t3. gtop. Sole
Maptorena, Der friibere 9ouperneur
hes Staates Sonora, Werico, fam
bette alif ieiner 6abrt nah Sos sln-
geIes ourd Sucion. @r erfl6rte. er
ltiinoe ieit ldngerer 3eit in feinerlci
8erbinbilng ntebr nit irgenbeiner Der
merifaniihen Saftionen. SD bin
aus Der merifonii6en Bolitif bcr-
ans" iagte er. sd gebe nod Sos
9lng@es. nm bort meinen @pbniis
aiif3ni6lagen."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
11nfaa in gersiuerf.

Sron &c puntain Wid.. 13.
gtoo. @eim ploslid)en Ginitur5 ron
erbreih in eincm Song Der Gbnetn.
Sru6c niirbe Der 35 Sabre olte
Soicpb ToIfingbprne pcrfdiittct rinO
mar bcreits erftidt, aIs man ibn ber-
fonntc. 9iebit scr @itipe
)interloBt er 5mei ainoer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
3nn t6tct Gnuben in Sap Sin.

Ban Gitu. @iid., t3. gtop. Ger
Ncrc NGaraucttc- 3lq ans Netroit,
Der gcItcrn nm 12:40 lthr nm. III
81 .,,a rdJ.Q mar, ii6erfl!br an Der
&rell5ung Scr %. StraBe Den filur
,5uh1c Glen 1nbn non 9llbcrt 0iar.
srd)oiuafi. Ger &nabc murbc 40
Sub 0urd Die 9uft geihleit6crt umb
mar ouf Der Stelle tot.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
Tflidten bes Stabs.Gbefs erpcitcrt.

8oibington, Is. 9too. TrG-
iibent 8ilion erIieB beute bic gnoro.
nlng. Donod General Mojor s. sb
8. Scott. Chef 6es Stobes Der Ir.
NEE, i'm SaGe Der 4bipeicnbeit beg
ariees SefretGrs uno ieines 9liii-
itenten Die 4fIi6ten bicier @ennlten
iibernebmen ion.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13

= Ger arieg bat nit Der @rbe.
bilng Der Serben begonnen iino iolte
nit Dem 3uiammenbru6 Der Serben
enoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
Stalien. Sampftr Tiitn5t,
1915 SDnntn, anf ocm
MttresgrrnOe.
~. Sabrsara.

MttrtsgrnnOe.
Gbnrfill pertanid)t Nainiiterieiiel
nit benz Sh,pert.
Reihsfansler erflGrt, 0entidllanb
nidt in 5unsersefnbr.
fransuiem beitreiten Grfolse Der gul-
garen bel @ulanbome.
Staliener preiIen internierte benfidle
Sampfer in 9ienit.
Berlin, brahtlpS iiber SnpDille,
Is. 1op. Die Sentihem baben bic
gerfolsnns Der Serben iiiSOitlidl BON
ariiietpoc fortseiest ,,nb Der slbbong
bei Saitrehnf iiberidlrittem, iuie bente
Spm bentihen ariessamte amtlidl
befannt seseben uirb. HOO Ger.
ben ipnroem seitern sn 8efamgemen
aemadlt nnS ein 8eidliit unroe er-
bentet.
2umbun, 13. Ipp. Der britt.
ihc 9ampfer Cir 3id)arS 9luorp, ein
Sdifi BON 1884 Spnnen, ipnrbe Der.
iemft. Gr pnrbe in 8lnsapm 1913
acbant nnb eeb0rte einem hineiifen
Spmbifat.
Sas britiide sandbupt 6 20 lit
in ben Sarbnnellen Deriemft iuurben.
Temm @itslieber Der geiatmms iimS
sn 8cfansemen semaht iuorbem.
Die amtIihe Grflarnng Der britt.
ihen gSmiralitdt folst bier: ll'goot
20, bas iidl i'm Sienite i'm Iarmara'
Dicere befanb, bat lett bem 30. ct.
tuber feinen geridjt eritattet nmS IS
mirS 6eiiirdltet, bak es periemft mDr'
ben 1T. Ter sseino fiinoist mn, bah
3 Sffisierc nnb iedls @amm Der ge.
iatnus III 8cfansenen semadlt fuOr.
ben iinb.
Stalicuiiher Sampfer Sirem5. Der.
ienft.
II ON, IS. Rop. Der itolieniid)e
1ompfcr sSiren3c, elm Sfiff BON
1915 5onnen, lit perienft tporbcn q
8aIIaqiere mfib 96 Wtitalieoer Der
@emonming pnrben gsrettet Sehs
8oiiogierc uno 10 Vsctroien fperoen
pcrnlibt. ytoh ben lesten geritten
fubr oos Sd,iii am IL. Sftober BON
@enuo nod slleranoria nb. Sn Der
Scpci6c III Der Srt Ger Terfcufing
nift ansesebcn. Ger Gampfer &C.
borte 3u Der Societu Rntionole oi
Scrpisn, iein stegiitrieriinashofen
tpar @enio. @r purbe 1912 in Spe.
;ia erbolrt.
9entifle 9antpfer in ben Sienit ge-
preff.
90 a nnb, 13. @on. lleber Earis
Cine 9epei6e on BEN Secolo pm 9e.
nuo meI6et, Die itolienii6e Hegie.
rlrng bobe beihloiien, beutifc Sd)iffe
oie m itoIieniihen S6Fen ir.rniert
iporoen ieien. aiiS5uriiiten rro in
Oienit 5u iteIleu. Grei ODER pier Der
Gf,iffe, Die @cnua ais imfreirriIiaen
Sufen baben, follen dllein $4,000
Sonnen halten.
Siege in Aberebe seitellt.
SaIonifi, If. gfcp. Boris,
t3. Eop. (Ter5oaert) Serihtc iiber
Sie Nienereinabme bon Solaioopo
6itrf, Die @ulsaren iperhen bier als
unsutrefieno beaeihnet Tie iSrnnao-
len ioIlen Die @egeiib Dor bcr Stabt
uno Dor 9obroipo. beionOers Die Sii.
gel $50 unb sic. itart beiest baben
DIE NuIoarsu beihoiieu aeitern Gri.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13

= Die sstaliener idIagen iid bor.
jiigIih = i'm &abinett.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
252 8eripnen aelanbet.

gi5erta, 13. 9op., iiber Boris.
Sie @eiamt5obl Der lleberIebcnben
6es Slncono llngIiifs, Die an per-
if)icoenen Vunften Der aiilte bon
S,inis gelonbet morOen iin6, betrost
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
Cine Mnfrage ans Staatsbeparte.
uerf.

SSaibington, IS. gtop Ma-
rinc-Sffisicrc iino iiber ben 9tus.
brild) clnca @tatrolen bon bcn inter.
niertcn beiltiden areu5ern in 9eor-
fpIf 10 nlifgebruht, oaB lie bclIte oos
Staatsocportcnlent eriudten, be-
fanntsligeben, mie ipcit Die Inn Die
S6iffc poiticrten @tarinemad)en 81,
uchcn bere6tiat ieier, Inn iolhc Nus.
bride 5l perbinbern. Sic 9toglid).
felt miro beiprpben, oic Oci,tihcn
ans 9ano 81 bringen unb iie in Ell
nern itarfen, betpadteu 2ager SIT boil
ten. Sas Staotsbcpurtement iltft
nad) Brd5ebenjfdaen. Inn cine Gnt-
i6eibung 81 treffen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
Sdjifial npn 9lmerifancrn nod siuei-
fclbaft.

q III, 13. Nop. Sbomos 8age,
Der amerifnniid)c Sotihafter bier
iclbit, lit pom gluspdrtiger Slnltc
estaliens bcnad)rid)tigt iporoeir, buB
ba5 S6ifiaI BON mebrerell ein9eborc-
ren ODER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Die lid on @orb Der 9lncnnu befnlben,
nod llngetpib lit. Ser 9cridl. fagt:
8iuicppe Sorriii lit gerettet rporoen.
Sas S6idial iciner 8nttill, oli5 Der
sSnlnilie @atatioo in gtcm gnrf. lnb
bas bon 8asuuale 2mtrion lit unbe.
fanft."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
@erben bel &rul letuaf 3uriidgeorauqt; uer=
liereu 400 Wdauu.
Sentider MatrOie per-
mibt.
Inseblid neuer Saa uun Glmdlt pun
internierten Srensern.

@aibington, II, 13. gtop. gSic.
Der ipnrbc bie Sliid)t eines Wtatrpien
bon ben in9torfolf interilierten oeut-
i9cu arcu5crn ben Marine- Separte-
ment 5ur sln3eige gebrad]t. Ser
n%ernliBtc" miro folgenoer @eiie be-
ifrieben:
.9estcr 9tane Sbierp. Snrnanle
unbefoint 6iinf SUB 5cbn SOD bod.
@iegt 130 Efuno. Sritg S6nltrr-
bart. 9laue glugen; ipri6t i6lebt
GngIiid). yfed)ter Sorocrnrm nit
elmer Marfe t6ttolpiert, bic uier ner-
i6llneenen 5 sIeidt uno eincnaran3
oarllnter bot"
Seit Dem Scri6ipinoen icner feds
Sffi3icre pom Den internierten Sdif-
fen mar Den beiitihen Sffi5iereit ino
@ailni6often Der 9anourlaltb cnt5o-
gcn. Sic burften Die @ren5en ocs
Sfiffsbofes in 9torfolf nidlt perlui.
len. 9isber pirbe feincr Der Ser
niBten gefilnOen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
Gin geridJt ans fraus5iiid)cr Nnclle.

fonftt."
Gin geridjt ans fraus5iiider Nnclle.
Boris, IS. Nop. Gin 3ilfnn1-
mcnb6itgerber @crid)t ,iber DE Cor
pcbicrltng Der slnconu .pirb Der So.
pas glgentiir inter 91tltnl ,es #.
gfcncmber ans ,ScrrDspillc iibcr.
innot:
Tie 9lncono nerIicb %eiiino ON 6.
gtpnember nnb erbicIt ont r1dlitcn
Gage bie brabtloic 0n6riht non bem
Sampfer Srance, baB er bciAoiien
iperoc.
.0ie lteberlnittelnnq tpurGr plot-
lid abgcbrodJen, ubue anB pic s5rnncc
ibre ge1alic Gage angob. Tie 9lnco-
na ieete Drum ibrcn &l,rs circ Stlin-
&c lang fort. Sbne inc @nrnunq
puroe Der anoa zines 8cibiites Der.
nonlmen rnb gIeidSeitia trafen
SdliiIie oic glncono am 9Soridiif, of
ne groBen S6oben onsurihten. Ter
Selegropbiit fiir brahtloic ltebcrnitt-
lung fanbte iofort gtotiignaie arts,
pGbrenb bas Sauf,boot ii6 bcl:tSom.
pier tpeitcr rlGbertc. Gs fam Scr
9lncona immer naher iuo untcrbiclt
Elm beitdnbiges Scltcr. 3uerit tpl,rbe
Der Npparat fiir brabiloie Srlegro-
pbic 5ltionmenecid)oiIer, urG aann
puroen Ole 9acttinQsbootc 5crtriint-
inert, piele Haiiagiere uerrunoet
ODER aetotet.
6iinfsig Sdiiiie iptroen ohgenc.
ben, ebe Die 9lneona nnbielt. 9ic
Saud,boote fiihrten bic oiterrcid)iid)c
Sloggc unb Der gcfchIsbnbcr film
biate fiinoigte OIL, baB cr sipci Mimi-
TEN SSrilt fir Die Ntonnifaft unb
Baiiagiere 5ur Sditmitng gc:D1brc.
Gie nod nid)t beidd5igten @pote
tpurben iofort gelodcrt u nndrc!n Die
Sertpinbeten in linen iinterecbra1t
iunren, folgten pciterc Sdjiilie, bic
9oote 5ertrilnnerten ,no bie SSnioi-
fen toteten ober peripunoetcn. Tos
Shiif innf enoliG Inn = 80 ltbr NOR
gems.
9erIin, IS. Hob. Gs febIt nod,
obioIut on allen Nohrihtcn aus
oiterreidiidpn pber 0eiltihcn SueI-
len iiber Dos %ericnfcn bes 9onpfers
Nncona. 9tid)ts ipirbe bier berof-
fentlid]t nit 4usnabme Der Ha6rid)-
ten, bic aus ol,5Idnbiihen Gltel1en
itanlmen. 9ic belti6e glbmiroIitGt,
crfldrt. baB tic feline Nahriften iiber
Den sSaQ beiist unb ioIde au6 ni6t
bon ben oiterrci6ii6en 9eboroen er-
bolten bobc.
Gin omerifoniider 8ei6dftsmonn,
ser bier unfan, beitGtigt. 6ab Bis
9onneritag abenb. ols er @ien ber-
lieB. BORT ni6ts iiber ben 9lncono-
fSaa peroffcntlidt poroen mar. Gr
fiigte bi15u, oob er crit bel ieiner
Mnfunft bier bon Dem Serienfen oes
Gompfers eebort bobe.
252 Beripnen selambet.
8i5erto, t3. Nop., iibcr Boris.
Sie @eiant5obl Der lleberlebcn6en
6es glncono llngIiifs, Die an per-
id)icberen Vunften Der Suite bon
Sllnis gelanbet morOen iinb, betrdst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13
Sas Sdidial amcrifaniz
ider Yaiiagiere nod
immer 5wtiftlbaft.
1teberlebenbe in ben S5Gfen BON Sunis
Dernpmmeit.
Inepna bnrh sablreife SfiiiIe sitm
oalten seslunugen.
SprpeSierter Sampfer BON Scldie'
fnng Der Tranee infurnlicrt.

geeapeI, IS. Hop lleberlcben-
be Der slncona, bic bon Oelt @eborocn
in Sltnis ncrnonmen tpuroen, befiin.
beten 5ifolge bon 0epeifen, >ie bier
eingetroffen iino, baB tin ScllGlboot
mGhreno Der Nadt Die Hettiin1sbOote
perfolgte, Die Sliihtenbc enthieltei,
mo Elm Boot 5iim &crltern bcud:te
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-13

Die etn5ige fasrioPe oe,,f.
l6e Beifnne in 2Gio6isan,
rpeC6e Die 9epefben Der
9H. YreHe 6rinst.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-02-12
One to Raise Price

One Columbia baker will raise the
price of bread; one will not raise the
price of bread; the third has made
no announcement.
Il will not increase the price OF
bread. It will remain ct 5 cents re
tail and 3 1-2 cents wholesale. | have
nothing to do with the Master Bak-
ers' association" said C. G.. Oehmig
owner of the bakery at 1713 Taylor
street.
I'VE will raise the price of bread
The amount can not say" was thc
statement by an employee of the
Riedlinger's steam bakery, 1907 Mair
street and 111S TAYLOR street. He
said that II. j. Heidi, owner of the
bakery would make an announcement
today.-The State.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-02-12

are not unmindful of the poor and
needy in our own community.
l am glad to know that a camp of
Sons of Veterans has been organized
at Union and l hope many more will
be added to their roll. The old vet
erans camps are getting smaller
every year. Our camp at Jonesville
once had thirty members but it has
run down to 16.
Last Friday evening a chorus of
Pacolet young folks presented play
at the graded school auditorium
| they had full house and the play
was highly appreciated-the pro
ceeds to go to the furnishing of the
new Pacolet School building at Pac-
olet.
Miss Eva Ellerbe of Columbia
spent Saturday and Sunday in Jones'
vile and attended Suday School at
the Methodist Church, in which
school she had previously worked fo :
six years.
Miss Pearl Harris of Union, spen.
the weekend with Misses Jimmie
Hartley and Margaret Williamson
at the Enterprise Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. May and Miss
Sarah Thomas, of Carlisle, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Geo. C. Wood.
Miss Helen Bobo of Cross Keys
spent Saturday with Mrs. Geo. G..
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Massey of
Fort Mill arrived this evening to
spend the week with Mrs. Massey's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ham
ilton. Mrs. Massey will pack and
ship her household goods to her home
at Fort Mill
Rev. w. S. Porter filled his pulpit
at the Presbyterian church Sunda,
which was the last sermon that will
ever be preached in the old church
as it has been sold to the McWhirter
brothers who commenced taking it
down Monday morning
Two very unusual things or phe-
nominal occurrences will happen this
year, one is there will be So Friday's
this year and the other is there will
be no full moon this month. Some
thing that has not occurred since
1916. But don't somebody conclude
that these phenomenons are the cause
of the war.
am glad to hear that the coming
spring fashions are to have one
pleasing feature, the ladies skirts
are to be wider, it will take little
more cloth its true, but they will
be so much more comfortable to the
women and look much more decent
to the men. Sorry to learr that big
hats are coming back aga though
l would rather see small pain hats,
no feathers, the little sailor is the
sweetest, but my likings and judg-
ment will not be accepted.
Mr.. Tim Howell of Lockhart, was
in Jonesville today on business.
Telephone
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-02-12
JONESVILLE

Jonesville, Feb. S.-As Valentine
day is near, guess the book stores
are well supplied with nice printed
Valentines with nice verses for the
young folks, but it was not so in my
young days, we had to make our
own Valentines. We cut ard scol-
loped them with diamonds and hearts
and wrote verses and mottos, and by
the way, they were right pretty. 1
remember on one 14th of February
while l was in the Confederate army
had fellow comrade to cut a VAL
entine for me and he had it beauti-
fully cut with net and lilly work and
in the centre he pictured heart
with a dagger pointing to it with
red ink stains around the heart,
as though it was wounded and bleed
ing and sent it to my girl with a
verse or two that ran this way:
"On the 14th day of February
We had a mind to be merry,
The lots were cast and the one drew
Kind fortune said it must be you.
My dearest dear and blessed divine,
I've pictured here your heart with
mine,
DuI Cuplu WIFI HIS IdIdi QarC
Has wounded love, my bleeding heart.
But when this cruel war is done,
l hope our hearts will be made one"
1 sent this to her but did not sign
my name, but she knew who sent it
and l received a sweet answer in
short while.
Mr.. Bishop with his split log drag
is doing some work upon our streets
today and if no rain falls for a few
days our streets and roads will be
in fair condition. | see the automo-
biles have begin to move and that is
pretty good sign that the roads
are getting in good condition. notice
the editor of the Times has opened
his columns to any and all who may
wish to discuss the good roads prob
lem or any other problem for that
matter, whether their views are in
harmony with his or not. Well our
editor has always done that, but that
the people may be sure of that fact
he has plainly stated it. Well | will
give my views in the next weeks
issue of the Times upon the good
roads issue or problem.
The people of Jonesville, has up
to this date, contributed in money to
the Belgian relief fund $3O.35 and
box of clothing and box of pro-
visions are now ready to be forwar-
ded as soon as directions for shipping
are received and while our people
are helping the far off Belgians they
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Taking it All
Ladies' Home Journal

Ladies' Home Journal
Before I agree to undertake your
Defense" said the eminent criminal
lawyer, "you will have to tell me the
whole truth. Did you embezzle the
100000 you are accused of having
taken?"
eyes, sir" replied the accused man.
"Ill not attempt to conceal the fact
from you. I stole every cent of it."
"How much of it have you still ?"
"It's all gone but couple of dol
lars"
"Young man." said the eminent
lawyer, buttoning his coat about him
and putting on his gloves, "you had
better plead guilty and throw your
self on the mercy of the court"
"I'll do it if you say so, sir. What
are you going to charge me for the
advice?"
1.-TWO dollars"
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PRICE OF BREAD
WILL BE RAISED
Increase From Five to Six Cents a
Loaf in Southeastern Territory.

Spartanburg, Feb. S.-August Cell
fuss, president of the Southeastern
Master Bakers association, announ-
ced here tonight that bread would be
advanced in price from cents to 6
cents loaf at once over the six
States-North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and
tlorida-embraced in the organiza-
ton.
He said that bread is now selling
for cents in Wilmington, Charlot,.
Greensboro, Greenville and Asheville
and that the price will become effec-
tive in all small towns throughout
the section tomorrow.
The advance in the price of flour
is responsible for the increase in the
price of bread. From the bakery
here 5000 loaves are shipped daily,
and, according to Mr.. Geilfuss, the
raw flour contained in this output
costs S62.5O more per day than it
cost before the war was declared
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Savannah Breaks the Record

Savannah, Ga, Feb. Assignments
of cotton from Savannah broke all
local records for the season during
the twenty-four hours ending at | J..
m. today. Four steamers, the Atholl
and the Othello, British; the Ramu.,
Spanish, and the Newton, American;
the first two sailing last night and
the other two today, carried 39,902
bales of cotton for Europe, in addi-
ton to which 1874 bales were coast
wise to New York.
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Notice of Final Discharge.

State of South Carolina-County of
Union-Court of Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
4th day of March, 1915, at II o'clock,
a. m, in the Court of Probate for
said County, the undersigned will
make his final settlement as Execu-
tors of the Estate of N. r. Farr, and
that thereupon he will apply to the
Judge of said Court, for his final
discharge as such Executors.
D. B, FREE, Jr.
FLORA FAIR TEMPLETON.
This first day of February 1915.
Published in The Union Times for
80 days.
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Placing the Credit

A teacher instructing her class il.
the composition of sentences, wrote
two on the blackboard, one mis-
statement of fact and the other wrong
dramatically. The sentences were
"The hen has three legs" and "Who
done it?"
Harry" she said to one of the
youngsters" ego to the blackboard and
show where the fault lies in those two
sentences"
Harry slowly approached the board,
evidently studying fard. Then he
took the crayon and wrote:
"The hen never done it. God done
it."-Tid-B