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WEATHER FORECAST

ro- EASTERN New ycrk and >.w ,s~e.e.
probably rain by night and Tomorrow;
fresh southeast wtnd-.
For northern New England, fair to-day;
probably rain by night and to- morrow.
warmer to morrow. variable winds. becom-
ing resh southerly.
For southern New England, fair to-day,
except rain In extreme west portion; to-
morrow. rain md warmer: variable winds.
becoming fresh eouthcsst
For western New York. cloudy and
showers and colder. Increasing southeast
winds.
NEW YORK. Nov. ii.-The area OF high
! n,s's cusn,f es" sass 81 fai II. W 6Sis yai Essr yd az
terday was central over the lake region.
moving eastward and was being followed
by an area OF low pressure which covered
al the states west OF the Mississippi. from
Colorado moving eastward Rain and come
high winds prevailed In the central Statos,
the, lower Missouri and upper Mississippi
valleys. and snow In the Northwest and
wave following this disturbance. causing
temperatures clos, to zero IN the Canadian
northwest md. freezing temperatures on
the north Pacific coaat aud generally IN
nesota. Tho cold wiil follow the storm
eastward aud will be felt IN tho central
West. to-day. II was also colder with
treei,ns t.mperstures In %eastern CANADA.
England.
In hi, city tho day va. fair and colder.
high northwest winds In tho morning,
modcrating during the dav; average hu.
70 read TO sea level. at 5 A NJ, so.3s:
. r. ~. 3o3i
The temperature IN this CITY yesterday. o.
recorded by the oflclal thcr momcter l. shown
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DREICER TAKES DEEPDALE.

Deepdale. tho estate of ". X. Wander
bilt, Jr., at Great Neck, l.. l.. has been
rented by Michael Dreicer. jeweller, for
the season of 1916. L'Ecluse. WASH.
burn 4 Co. were the brokers.
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Arthur J. Moxham. president OF the
Aetna Explosives. Is the buyer OF tho
Daniel Winant estate at Great Neck.
L'Eclusc. washburn & Co. negotiated the
sale.
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WEST SIDE OWNERS TO MEET

Side Taxpayers Association this eve
ming at 267 West Thirty-fourth street.
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WA~UINGTON, nov lo.-Th'.s army
order. we're issued to-day
Tlrss Lieut. Y VI Marks Coast a..
tplcry. from treatment a. Lettornau Ger
er.l nosp.,n san Francisco, to ta't Wiz.
u,ud scott, California
cant \. - GlIem, Fifteenth Cavarr,
detailed a. Inspector instructor tifth Cav
ulry. district organized militia. az Co'rnf.
hu,. Ohio, relieving Capt II f H"mphil,
Maior J l.. steel, Cos., Artillery, d.
tailed In = NJ {.
can't e Il H~umphrsvs. Twenty ninth In
fsu'rN, FROM that reg'ment TO Filth In
fuurrF,
,,pu II e. NJ suppl.., from Fifth ."
Twrs'y-ulN'h Infantry.
Sa.uud Lieut.. j l. Bow, rhi'ipp'us
Srnu's, discharged from service,
Th,s' navy orders were issued.
Lieut. H. Mayneid. from CO 20 corn.
mHnf 90
rns!su :; u Junsin. tom Ii. Tonopeh
to the Nj
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SATISFIED MECHANICs' LIENS.
Manhattan.

cd Az. = . cor iOsth st--Hnrry Trinxow-
sky ast r. Malbach ct al. Oct -. lslb.s5o
FORT WASHINGTON Ay, 35-Frank
Friedman sgt Dayton Estates Corpn,
Nov Q. ls1B...,.,...,....,.......f3 so.oi
Br0nI.
15lsr ST, = r, 7O.S a Morris av, boxlts-
charles Braun ast Father Francis Of
III; Oct so. lsiS.,.........,.......ss76
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-.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender ana
ehners s''orhe'
,s,,,, ~ oT rn"r'a.,,, a.,
,r,r sr .or Az, , t-sx
nxx7,",p,s L.yin 10 Louis Fish. :s5
Broome 81. Nov 10. pr mtg $50. 900. due
a. per bond aity, 4 Co. '7s 1880 $500
I'd Av, NV cor % q; ..Xi9S. pr mtg
,tseeO-sSimsn and A.r,sn snss.i esMFss
Mar 7s1n t q, Nov 10. "syrs yrs. 8 p e; atty,
Vim c Ri;ienSerg. ?s' sway. $1,000
Eas. side.
tEa,, o, Fifth ay, between Fourteenth
and 10th sisp
.sR 81; :' ,; 81. F. ,, . S.O I, Phi w "a sy;
Nov :. due, &C. a. per bond atty, 7 oS g
Yves, Side.
West Of F'. nnd 1 iio.S s'; .ss's f'''o
s,s, or a co,umhu, M. 7oa,,os-
SisI 81, w G 1on ceIum TO w Title Tnr
Coz las Bro9dwsy. Nov 10. s. yrs'
~ $4,000
n.u,,,,.n ,.,a vp''w Nnr,, q, ,,o,, st.,
Mannat's is.aha. n0,, ~
" ioo.s.sal~.torc Lutrano to John nr.s,
sA 81 p s rs ny, y; ! e. f i%,!iss y: e
Sond Homo ,or con'a'".. 'u' 5000
':SrWW s = Realty I + s' Sospn Pax 10 Dry Sy; i Bsss Saw,
inss In.;n "a reysry;, Ssy TO- due sss q y
Rov -. 49,. .tlS,5o0
wv" u-,,
"'omA'
thorough OF Tho Bronx
vAaENTiNEu An; nd co. INN Inn. ~ "a
E soSc. N Sov -, q Yrs. ! : g; ally. 1T
pAIY A. e 7 CORN corr ,s 10 civ n; sissi cS. III Ii
wall 81, Nov ., demand 6 p c; atty. T. 4
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FIXTURE HOUSE IN l.. I. CITY.

Ewing, Bacon 4 Henry have leased to
the Cassidy Manufacturing Company 3d.
900 square feet at the corner OF u
wick street and WILDER avenue. Long
Island City, for manufacturing light
ing fixtures.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 5f. At $3.50 u. NJ
Lowest temperature. 3o'. at 2 A.. ~.
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BY y. shutter.
BAY nth ST. 9 =, between Bath & Crop

BAY nth ST. 6 e, between Bath & Crop
sey avs, ~ Il Perlmutter agt ] A
Hcinlein ct al. to J Heinlein for. -. 900
FI.ATBCSH Az. q >. J5.l y Fenimorc st.
Notwithstanding = Wins agt VIM A
4 Brown ct al: to II Johnson for $50. 600
HARRISON AV. n W cor Middleton ct,
a0xlo0-Annic Berger agt Max Berger
ct al. to the plaintiff for......,S 49, 800
L1I y DIX ti3,, sec s1Nhse4a N,tman az,
PARK PLACE, $ $, gi.t Brooklyn av,
tx95.T-Dime Saw Bk Of Williams
burgh agt Emma Hsgedorn ct ~; to
the plaintiff for 81, 200
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HELP

o wanted Tor once work: must be
high school graduate. knowledge of short
desirable. address. giving details of
previous experience ~ any. and references,
Address +. q. Box 1859.
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WANTED young man s~tenoErapher; mus.
be high school graduate capable Of taking
ana doing statement work. hrst
elias. references required; salary $500;
address. giving details OF previous employ
menf p u. box 1866.
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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I0.-Cruisrr ChH4.
ter ha. arrived a. Monrovta. cruiser Glove.
land at Puerto Barrlos. sunhoa Dolphin
~ Savannah, destroyer Ericsson ~ Whit
etonc Landing, gunboat Marietta at Puerto
Barrios, battleship south Carolina at
Hampton Roads. destroyer Nicholson and
window At Newport, batt!eship Virginia
at Tompkinsvi 10.
Gunboat Annapolis ha. sailed from l.,
Pas for Topolobampo, torpedo boats Balm
bridge, Barry, Dale ana Decatur from
Annoy for Shanghai. battleships Louisian.
and Minnesota from Hampton Roads for
steaming trials, battleship New York from
Tompkin.ville for Hampton Roads, collier
Saturn from La Pu2 for GuayTnas. YACHT
sylph from indian. Head for Washington
and Eunhoat Yorktown from Dcos for
Salina Cruz.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

ssp ST. IS w-,sadie VI Bridges to. Title
ssp ST. rs is w w-.El: j sehr.mm TO r to 9
,,bp ST. &c &C. w W. SssY c Morgan 10 Ti lie
,, % ST T 81 Is " W-e erss S Boyc: ,' to r"ss
',sr 81, g q, ~ %-H 'TeE Ok Ct. TO M isitsS
s g R0S 4 q Ct Go. al Id .rH, ~a sh.nd.tan. i 20
Florence p uhde. Bremen. Germany;
Fly s Gerl n $ p' So n !, "a s MAJ s,, '-S, ~ u
snow Van !. ; q : S;;S
MT CO: ..!y,.E A SNOW. IS W. e..
81 S,'s SAM a,: 8 : i s'"sS s.s; 4 . s!,, s H.s
s,sT 81, ito GE~Ks,. ii B~rookneid to ssml
Gateway. $50 Park a'i atty; Z
BRoxpWy%.y' n H : eSr sis, 81. io,3xiss.SsH
Lon " Klein 4 ano TO Leonidss Aber.
Pittaburs. Pa; atty. 7 O Co. i7e Broad
,rH Az. . . cor iSth st. s,'sxiS.Sa,,SassSS
so's% a:,g.. to H S.rsnh eH,s%a"i u q N ''! 3
roRsYrH ST. si--Lawy.r. Title 4 + Co
20 Lawyers Mig Co. 50 Liberty e., st,y,
i26TH ST.. n cor Lexington ey. Ss.ssssii
-Gnsranty Trust Go OF 20 May "
ssrH st. m n :. Sot DsSS V s,h av. isssicS,.ssw
william II Davis Free Industrial School
for Crippled children to Lawyers Mis
roRsSrHn 81. s'i;,n Hester ~ ss'SS
i0o--TAwyere MtG Co TO Mary T Bros
nan. las " 7<ih st.; ATTY. l. Mtg CO. %
kiDeIty ~ 49, go - -. s-.o.v
<sD at. ?ts w-ssra 81 Br.ckner 10 y Y
Tits Ins CO, 1856 Iva y.......,..s $4,000
WEST nj Az. n " cor ssth IT, eo.5xioo
-Banksrs Trust Co to Excelsior savings
Bank. 70 " 23d at; atty. T q Co, lI6
way .SSo,ooo
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70 N

Ssth at. : <sth street,
Dated, New York, October 22nd. 1918.
MEYER N FRIEND. Referee.
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GREAT NECK ESTATE puyER.

n. ". and three lots to John c. orsiil Of
Brooklyn.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Psblic Offerings Yesterday n Man
haitian, The Bronx and BreokIyu.
LAT IL NESEY STREET
BY Joseph y Day.

LAT IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph = Day.
tTH ST. 81 W, ..s, 4s7. ii,h q. i'.:S
50, Y ely tint ana s,r-ci:y Real Estate
1881 taxes, &c, ,.6o.Ot; to Patrick II
McMulIen $4,000
lat a.cs THIRD AvENUEl
BY Joseph T.. Day.
WEST FARMS RID. e g. s2.2 = i7+th st,
A's15o. Nseant-B 7 serel ss: JuAa
Rosh 81 a.: due. ssSl.7c. TO the plant
iH .Sl,V'O
By J. II. Mayors.
UNION. Az, ss9. W. :. :G5: $ 18TH o.,
t5.7xlsi.5, . sty nat-w l. Condit sgt
Davis Israel ct al; due, stl,5ot.s0; taxes,
&c. $500 IS; 10 the plaintiff. . $500
At the Brooklyn Reel Estate Exchange.
BY ", II. Rae.
BAY 18TH ST. NV : isi.t ~ Bath av.
Haskell KIty & Constr Co ct al; to tn.
sri fTlHa'"ssT1" sw 3. $50 " ism av. ioSs
to the plaintiff for..............S5,5 soc
BY W. J. McPhiriamy 4 Co.
COURT ST. W p. rs q Union 81. J6xioe-
Horace g Teele agt Geo Allen Jr. e Al
NELSON N ST. n 'e 81 i5i.s Columbia st. "a
lo0-Eugene sanrnis agt Esther Turner
tioldrosen ct al; to the plaintln
MfrHRsMAiD' AZ. n e cor W 18th ct. sc's,
lO0--F Ponci sgt r Balsamo ct al: t,
I, obs,oble for $3.50 over a mortgage
iOTH Az. :, 100 = soth st, :oxioo-s I
paws ct al ss' Ar'ee R''y coNpn =, a.
10TH i3 ~ IASs sor 60 scth II. :toxsiicoiot.iA,0 i i
campbcl agt .Artce Rlty corpn 81. al
10 In Lass f9r '.,''';''.c.;tsoo
city National Blk agt n MaIorlno 81 al
20 the plaintiff for .............Si 90
BY James l.. Brumley.
18TH Az, u " 3. i~ntersec OF " $ So,
1T. iooxloo; I'D st, q W 8. 100 n " ist
nv. l00xl00; SD st. = " u. 200 u " let
NV, l20yiO0--N Y Mite & Sec 60 az
Shenandoah Rlty 90 ct al; parcel
sold to u kaufman for st.s75; parcc
= to same buyer for Sl,s7J: parcel . I
aal'. ouyer iot. .;,..;''ss-
N.b--So Bklyn Saw lnstn ngt J wlen-
ct al; sotivn No 1, TO the plaintiff
Tor .sJ,"o
BY y, shutter.
BAY nth ST. 9 g, between Bath & CROP
sey avs. ~ IL Perlmutter agt ]
Helnleln ct al; to J Heinlein for. $40
FLATBUSH Az. q >, Jo.l y Fenimorc 81
-" pantia = NNJp~ not WV
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By J. II. Mayors.

UNION Av. ss3. W :. gG6.: $ 18TH o..
t5.7xi64.5, j sty hat-w l. Condit agt
Davis Israel ct al: due, st.5ots5; taxes,
&c, $500 IS; TO the plaintiff. . .t3j. zoo
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Hr0nI,

WEINBERG. Philip ana ans. TO Title
Guar q Trust CO. ......,..... $4,000
SAME TO Roh : Ferguson and ano,
rRUsr CO TO cty Mig Co. two as:
cirY i MTu &c; 10 law ycr: M,r o., ,.so:o
SAME TO Julius Oppenheimer. .....S $4,000
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(East of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
Aid llOth ats

(East Of Ffth nv. between Foufteenth
and HON sts.J
9TH Av, Ns-l2l. n o C isth a.. runs =
1875 x n 90 X W rs 4 <5.s I W 100 to
av \ q t6.6 to beg-Allce n Moynan, $50
mtg .ssos.oooe,o al, Lens S%Saar Isl a,,ys,
Blumens,iel 4 b.. "a Cedar et........Ci
9TH VT. 3o5 =. y 8. 30 . % sv.. .7xioo.b
Jos limit to ,os J scaiiion. sen Man.
haitian ay. mtg Sls.o 300. all iiens. Oyt
,os2; atty. Tarco; .so Bwsy':,..,4 u
i0Nii--Aiex Wolf. ref. to Louisa II
w~heelwright et Jamaica Plain. Mas,
Nov .. ATTY. Ward VI Scidder. be Wall
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TRANSACTIONS
rsouth Of Fourteenth ST.

with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party OF sccond part,
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JWcst OF FIfh Av, FOUTC6shth
and ll0th sts.)
s7TH FIT. $40 w. n q. cs5 " West End
AZ. 2oxl0o ,s-Martha y Hi to Jno II
Keatinge. 81 Mad 81. Bkiyn. mtg. sie.:
900. Oct ~: attys. Elkus. u a y. III
s,sT 81. 20 ", silt W Central fsarE
West. issioo.s Norecios. Oct aS---
M~orristown. J. Edmund D Randolph.
ut 81 Vincent. Ny. and Walter G Hub;
SaT % t Ms" ihTarsoSi : : London siSa'es' d IL =
lns. Co, Ltd. Nov 9: A;tys. Be.knan;
a q. t2 VIM St. ...........s ia.o o0
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-08-19

ians; Serbia for Bosnia, Roumania
for Transylvania and Bessarabia.
Austria-Hungary, within whose boun-
Diary is complexity Of races with va
rying claims and aspirations, was
particularly menaced by the growth
of this idea, and it was one phase OF
this agitation-Serbia's desire for
Bosnia-which brought on the crisis.
The same motive brought Montene-
gro and Italy and Influenced Russia
and France to go to war.
The growth of the national idea
was attended by the growth of mill
tarism as a means for securing these
desires. The greatest standing
armies in history were built up, COM
pulsory military service became wide
spread and enormous navies were
constructed.
Out Of it all, with the mutual sus-
picion engendered, grew the situation
which kept Europe in fear of war.
Armed to excess, the nations await
ed the war which finally came.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-08-19
DROWNED IN BLACK RIVER.
J. p. Reagin Meets Death While in
Swimming.

kingstree, August l2.-lnforma-
tion OF the drowning of Mr.. J. P.
Reagin in Black River at Martin S
Crossroads. about six miles from
kingstree. reached here late yester-
day afternoon. From information re-
ceived it seems that Mr.. Reagin. &C
companied by two boys by the name
of Player. went to the river about
+ o'clock yesterday afternoon to go
in swimming. Soon after going in
to the water Reagin disappeared
The boys could not see anything of
him: his clothing was still on the
beach where he had left them. They
became alarmed and went home.
where they reported that they be-
lieved Mr.. Reagin had drowned. A
search was Immediately Instituted
and the body recovered near where
he had entered the river an hour la
ter. Mr.. Reagin was farmer, mar
ried and leaves a widow and three
children. The deceased is brother
of Mr.. J. J. Reagin. who has charge
of the Standard Oil company's busi-
ness at kingstree.
Mr.. Reagin's remains will be
buried this afternoon at Mount Yer
non church cemetery
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-08-19

Germany and Austria-Hungary
were strengthened by the adhesion OF
Turkey to the informal alliance with
Germany which had sprung up in re-
cent years, and in November Turkey
entered the war. Montenegro took
up arms with the Serbs, and Belgium,
on being invaded. Joined the allies.
Japan, Great Britain's ally in the
east, opened war on Germany, fol-
lowing Berlin's refusal to surrender
Tsing-Tau. There are thus eleven
nations now at war, of which eight
form what are known as the allies.
Historians are agreed that the as
sassination of the Austrian Archduke
Francis Ferdinand IN sarajevo. Bos-
mia. on June 2S, 1914. while the i'm
mediate cause of the war, was not
the determining factor. Europe had
been on the edge of the preciplce for
a decade. Perhaps the chief under
living factor was the development OF
the national idea demanding that po-
litical divisions should be made to
correspond with the territory inhablt-
ed bv The various peoples of Europe:
that each people. with common lam
euage and customs. should have po-
litical independence and place in
the sun" The struggle to attain
this end kept Europe in political tur-
moil. France aspired for Alsace and
Lorraine. Italy for Trieste and the
Tren:ino, populated largely by Ital-
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-08-19

Glendale Springs water on sale by
Mack's Drug Store and W. P. Hern-
don, soc for 5-gallon jug.-adv.
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TAX SALE.

State of South Carolina, County of
Bamberg.
By virtue of an execution, to me
directed by G. A. Jennings, treasur-
er of Bamberg county, l have levled
upon and will sell at public autlon
before the court house door in Bam-
berg. S. c., on Monday, the 9Th day
of September, 1915, the same being
legal salesday in said month, during
the legal hours of sale. the real es-
tate described below, to the highest
bidder for cash. said sale being for
non-payment of taxes due and owing
the State Of South Carolina and the
county of Bamberg:
All that certain piece, parcel or
lot of land situate. lying and being
in the town and county of Bamberg,
said State, containing II acres,
more. or less. bounded on the north
by lands of G. D. Dowling; east by
lands of Washington Rivers; west by
lands of Joseph Milhouse: south by
lands of Thomas Grant. To be sold
as the property of estate of Sam
Spell.
All that certain land situate, lying
and being in the county of Bamberg,
said State, containing 3 acres. more
or less. bounded north by lands Of DR..
l.. E. NJ. Smoak; southeast by Mrs.
Anna J. Grayson west by road lead
ing TO colored cemetery. To be SOLD
as the property of Char r-otte Davis.
ALSO
All that certain piece or parcel Of
real estate with the store building
thereon situate, lying and being IN
the town and county of Bambers,
said State fronting on the south side
of Railroad avenue, containing and
measuring 20 feet, more or less.
front and rear and having a depth of
ninety feet at either side line, and
bounded north by Railroad avenue.
west by lot of G. H. Smoak; east by
lot of Heyward Johnson, and south
by lot of j. A. Nimmons. To be sold
as the property of Jno. F. Minnigan.
ALSO
All that piece and parcel of land
lying, being and situate in the town
and county of Bamberg. said State,
containing acres, more or less. and
bounded on the north by lands of
Ida Mitchell: on the east by Bin
aker's Bridge road: on the south by
lands of Ellanara Mcmillan; on the
west by Jones A. Williams. To be
sold as the property of Sim McAIil-
Ian.
All that lot or parcel of land Sit
uate. lying and being in the town
and county of Bamberg. state afore-
said. containing 6 acres. more or less.
and bounded north by lands of ].
B. Black: east by lands OF Mrs. J.
f. Warm: south by estate of G. w.
Dyches. and west by Annie SilcoX.
To be sold as the property OF the
estate of H. w. SilcoX.
S. G. RAY.
Sheriff for Bamberg County.
August -, 1915.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-08-19

Prof. Rollin d. Salisbury, of the
University of Chicago. says con-
tinuous process of contraction is 60
ing on inside the earth. and Will con-
tinue until all the chemicals within
it have beer transformed into the
densest compounds millions of years
hence. Earthquakes are result of
the contracting process.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-08-19
LIGHTNING KILLS YOUTH.
Bolt Sets House Afire, But Mother
EXtinguishes Blaze.

Anderson, August 1.-THE six
year-old son of John Phillips, far
mer. of the Honea Path section, was
killed. and a four-year-old daughter
was shocked when a bolt of lightning
struck chimney of Phillips's house
this afternoon. The house caught
fire, but Mrs. Phillips extinguished
it before the flames made much head
way. Mrs. Phillips and four little
children were in the house when it
was struck.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-08-19

This scientific article states that
100000 germs can collect on a
pinhead. Wife. what do you think
of that
In that case. you had better keep
your hat on, my dear. ."-PStsburS
Post.
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Necessary Steps.

Now. Tommy. what must we do
before our sins can be forgiven?'
We must sin. New York Trib-
une.
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Glendale springs water for sale at
Herndon's Grocery Store and Mack 5
Drug Store.-adv.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-09-18
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as
General Tonic because il contains the
well known tonic properties OF QUI%INE
and IRON 1t acts OH the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Eurichcs the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System 50 cents.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-09-18
a.Sf kHO HEALTH 10 MoTHtR lEO CHILD

Ma NissLows SOorUI~e stsuE has lren
,etfpr over Sl&.rN WARS ny MILLIONS %,
NOrAERS flr then CHILDREN WHILE
.RETHISC. VIA PERFECT SUCCESS.
SOOTuES the CHILD. SuFTRNA the GUM
ALLAYS all FAiS. CURES WIND collie. ant
- The hest remedy - DIARkHdA. II Is al
,oiutrly harmless - sure aud ash for Mrs.
Ninsiows soothing syrup and tasr ~ s.lcg
sind. Twenty -tNc cents a bottle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-08
FUSES FOR EXPLOSIVES.
They Are Made by Winding Gunpow
der In Cord Meshes.

Fuses, such as are used for setting
off charges of dynamite in digging
subways and tunnels and for explosive
shells in warfare. are prepared very
simply in several different ways. One
old form was made by soaking loose
ly wound cord for ten minutes In a
boiling solution of acetate of lead. An
other form is cotton cord impreg
mated with chromate of lead
The fuse invented by Bickford in
1881 consists of a fine thread of black
powder inclosed in three envelopes of
thread and soaked in pitch or rubber,
according to the use 10 which II is
destined.
One of the most commonly used
fuses today is made by letting a fine
stream of black powder run from the
small end of funnel into an envelope
of hemp. thick. but not much twisted.
the powder falling in MS fast as the
hemp Is twisted. This tube Is then
inclosed in mesh of tine cotton. twist
ed in the direction opposite to that In
which the hemp was twisted. The
whole is held together with glue or
pitch. This is very flexible and burns
at the rate Of one centimeter second.
New York World.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-08
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Thursday, April 8, 1915.

Miss Katrina Fisher has accepted
a position in Newport II. /.
The interior of the Harwood drug
store is being repainted and decorat
ed.
George Slade has returned 20 Troy
after short visit with friends N
town. .ar
Step after step taken in comfort If
Endlcott, Johnson work shoes are
worn. Sold at Harris.
Endicott, Johnson work shoes for
men. Most comfortable in the long
walk $29s and $3.50 at Harris.
Mrs. A. ]. Holden left Sunday for
San Francisco, Cal, called there by
the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. J. C. Colemon.
Daniel J. Cullion, who fell ard
broke one of the bones in lower leg
last October, was on the street for
>the first time today with the aid OF
crutches.
The bill for hauling of hose which
was referred to the chief of the fire
department at the meeting of the trus
tees Tuesday evening was for Inc re-
cent fire ON the flats and not for the
fire at Hoosick Falls as was stated IN
the report of the meeting.