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ONE BACHELOR IN FIVE
IGNORES DERBY'S CALL
90 Per Cent. Of Single Men
Hold Back, but Total En-
listment Surprises.
Special cobe Despdtch TO The srN.


LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE recruiting COM
mittee met at the Foreign Onice to-day
and considered in IA general way the re-
suit OF the campaign. No official an
nouncement was made, but II was UNDER
stood that the figures were substantially
better than had been expected.
Premier AsQuith will make a state
ment on the subject In the House OF
Commons on Thursday.
The army vote has been postponed
until next week owing TO the present inn
possibility OF obtaining complete details
OF the results OF Lord Derby's recruiting
scheme.
TIE Evening Neps says:
Last week brought 800. 600 recruits.
making the difference between success
and ailur OF the recruiting scheme.
Some officials state that 90 per cent
OF the single men held back.
VERY few armlets are worn In Lon
don"
A white paper issued to-day
that the supplementary War Office eet!-
mates for the year ending March 81.
1918. provide for n million additional
men. bringing the total strength OF the
army up to 10000 900 men. This num-
Der includes British troops serving in
India and also includes colonials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
MAY EXPEL DR.. HAISEIDEN.
Medical Council Censures Him fol
Refusing 70 save Defective baby.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE council of the
Chicago Medical Society IN a finding
made public tonight recommended TO
the society that Or. II. ]. Haiseiden,
who advised against operating on the
Boliinger hnby. be expelled from the
society.
A series OF articles over Halselden's
name, dealing with this case and the sub
ject OF eugenics generally, appeared az
ter the death OF the baby, and for these
he was charged with unethical conduct
and found guilty.
The decision OF the council was unani-
nous. DR.. A. Augustus O'Neil. presi-
dent-elect Of the society, said that the
report would come before the society for
final action the second Tuesday OF
January.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
GERMANS IN FRANCE
UNDER BRITISH FIRE
Allies Shell Three Points and
Win at Another with
Hand Grcnades.
s,.r,o, Cable DespstcA to Tns sus.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE following oni
c,ai abatement from British headquarter'
in France was issued by the press to
day: -
To-day our artillery
Gommecourt (thirteen miles south OF
Arras), a. we'll az the enemy trenches
10 the east OF Givenchy and the VII
iase Of lie MesniL Hostile artillery
showed considerable activity against
our trenches east and northeast OF
Ypres. TO which our artillery replied
with vigor.
Last nigh, wa bombarded one OF n
enemy's trenches at lie Toquet, just
west Of the River Lys. with hand
grenades. causing great confusion IN
the trench. which appeared TO DC
strongly held.
The weather is cold.
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RUSSIA UNEASY, BERLIN HEARS
May Explain Halt In Wire srrv,c.
-Duma Reported Held In.

BERLIN. via wireless TO Sayville. L. T..
Dec. l4.--lnternai trouble In Russia 4
given by tho Overseas News Agency p,
the cause for the interrupted telegraph.
communication between Russia and
Sweden.
Regarding the indefinite postponem.n,
OF the meeting Of the Duma the over.
seas News Agency says II Is intina,ed
by some Russian newspapers tina, the
Emperor did not wish the Duma 70 take
TN at this time the programme OF reform
bills which played so prominen, a part
In tho last session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
ANAFARTA B0MBARDED.
Turks RepeI Allies Attack Near
Sedd-~l.Bahr,
Special Gable Despdfch 10 Tnr SuN

Special Gable Despatch 10 THr SuN.
CoNsrANTISoPLE. via London. Dec. ~
The following official statement wal
issued by the Turkish War ONCE to
night:
On the Dardanelles front. AZ
Anafarta, enemy armored cruisers
bombarded our positions for a hort
time. The cruisers We're assisted by
an observation balloon. Our artillery
replied successfully. ~bombarding the
enemy trenches n batteries.
Near Sedd-el-Bahr on Sunday the
enemy attacked our positions. After
100 bombs and all sorts o! air tor
pedoee mad been hurled against our
positions the enemy, who had main
tained a fierce rifle and artillery fire
for five hours. delivered an attack.
II was completely frustrated by the
energetic reply of our artillery. The
enemy was forced to retreat 10 his own
trenches with great losses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
AUSTRIAN KAISER A CRIPPLE.
Arm P~aralysed, signs Papers with
Rubber stamp, Says Report.

PARIS. Dec, 1.-THE Rome correspond
ent OF the Mdtin sends a despatch say
ing that Emperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria Hungary IL a helpless cripple.
The information was brought to Rome
by Cardinal von Hartmann of Cologne.
The aged Austrian Emperor. who was
paralyzed in the legs last yea has now
lost the use of his right arm. 1t Is said.
and he II unable to sign State papers.
lie IL forced to use a rubber stamp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
TURKS LOSS HEAVY.
French BOmbardmept st Darda.
ncIIes Kills Maay.
Special cable Despatch to TnE Srs.

Special Gable Despdtch to TnE Srs.
rARIs. Dec. 1.-THE French Wa
Office gave out Tonight the following
official statement with regard to the
fighting at the Dardanelles:
According to additional information
the enemy losses rs a result OF our
bombardment on Sunday were consid-
srable. Turkish artillery on the Euro
pean and Asiatic coasts was very ac-
tive yesterday. Our guns replied ef-
f.ctlvely and under the protection Of
their fire We perfected u defences
AMI wire entanglements.
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FORD AT KIRKWALL TO-DAY.
Peace ship Delayed ~ Eneounter'
ing Storms.
sseetsi Cable DessascA 70 THs Son.

speetsi cobLs Despasch 70 TINS Son.
LONDON. Dec. 1A.-Dsspatches from
Christiania say that storms have so de-
layed the Oscar II. that she will not
arrive at Kirkwall. Scotland. until to-
morrow.
Mr.. Ford's peace ship Is not expected
to roach Christiania until the latter part
Of this week. The Morning Posts cor
respondent says she Is expected to arrive
there Thursday. while the Daily Matis
not arrive In the Norwegian port until
Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
AERO FIGHTS SEAPLANE.

British and 0erman Craft bot,
FAN In sea-Former Grow LANDED
Special Gable DespofeA to Tnr sus.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE following on''
ciai announcement was issued by th'
British Admiralty tonight:
Flight Sub-Lisut. Graham. II. y. a.
g., as pilot. and Flight Sub-Lieut. 1nco.
r. N, A. s.. as observer. patrolling the
Belgian coast In al aeroplane this
afternoon. chased II large German sea-
plane and a severe engagement FOL
lowed. The German machine was hit
and fell into the water.
Flight Sub-Lieut. Grahafn's machine
WAS damaged by machine gun fire and
fell into the sea. Both officers were
picked up and landed.
The German %aeroplane burst into
flame at the moment of striking tho
water and exploded. No trace was
found Of tho pilot and passenger OF
tho machine.
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BRITISH HOLD as 49 FOES.
Have 21,2OS Prisoners OF War. Re
stdes Those ~Interned.

LONDON, Dec. lit was announced
IN the House OF Commons to-day that
there are 45.749 'alien enemies in
termed In England. OF whom 32.274 are
civilians and 1915 naval and military
men.
BESIDES these there are 2l.2o5 rr's-
oners Of war now In England.
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RETRACT, SAYS LLOYD GEORGE.
Denies NewsPaper Charge Of VA.
flying Munitions Workers.
Specsel Gable Despatch TO THE st

Specssl Gable Despateh to TIE srs.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Official press
bureau made hts announcement 10.
night:
David Lloyd George. Minister OF
Munitions. replying to an editorial In the
NeV Stdtesnan In which he Is charged
with having called the munhion work
ers 'drunkards and shirkers.' has writ.
ten a letter 10 the editor Of The pubiica.
ton repudiating the charge and asking
what legitimate cause the editor
imagined he WAS helping By the perver.
eion."
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A~ustrians shell on lsOnzO Line.

Special Cable Despatch 10 TuE Sun.
ROME, Dec. 1.-THE official statement
issued by the Italian War Office to-day
says:
During the whole Of yesterday the
enemy bombarded u positions on the
lsonzo front. The enemy are was
efficiently answered by us.
At other points there Is nothing OF
Importance to report.
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THEE zEPPEIINs DESTROYED
AT Of Them Lost in Germany Der
Ing November.

Special Cable Despatch to THE SuS.
COPENHAGEN. via London. Dec. IL
The RIDE Stiftrtsdende says that three
Zeppeiins were dstroy Cd In November.
The number comprises the Z-l9. which
exploded in It's shed at Tondern on No
vember II while being inflated the Z-2s.
which exploded at F~uhlsbuettel. a Sub
urb OF Hamburg. and a third Zeppelin,
the designation of which Is not known.
which IA destroyed at Bitterfeld, In
the Prussian province Of Saxony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
1000 KILLED BY DROUGHT.
oaata Crus and Solomon Islands
villages Depopulated.

Special Gable Despdfch 10 TnE SuS.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Melbourne cor
respondent Of the Times telegraphs:
"Advices from the Santa Crus and
Solomon stands report that a drought
has caused the death OF 1000 natives.
Some villages have been depopulated.
the advices ray. and nobody Is left TO
bury the lead"
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ITALIANS STILL SHELL G0RrTZ.
vienna Reports Part Of Tswn Un.
der BOnbardment.
Specid, Cable Despatch 10 TIE Sus.

VIENNA, via Amsterdam and London,
Dec. 1.-THE official statement issued
ny the Austrian War once to-day has
the following regarding the fighting in
the Italian theatre of war:
The action Of the battalions In III
Giudicaria Valley continues. Several
attacks were repulsed. The quarter
OF Goritz ituated on the St. Peter
road was bombarded.
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TURKS TOOK FEW SHIPS
Captures ON Tixris Much EIaRGer-
ated, London Hears.

SptctdT Cd6Te Defp0Frh 70 TIM SUS.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Reuter- Agency
has received "A telesrarS from Bassorah
stating that the TURKISH captures Of
ships between Ctes!phon and Kut-el-
Amara were much exaggerated.
Only one tugboat and three lighters
were captured. II Is asserted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
o AT EGYPT NEAR,
Germans In Athens say Guns Are
On way. LOndOn Hears.

LONDON. Dec. 14-Athcns dispatches
say that the Germans In the Greek capt.
tai are openly announcing that q Turco-
German expedition to Egypt Is immi-
mort.
They. assert that preparations have
been concluded and that German artil-
lcry has been sent To Constantinople.
whence IL is to go. or has gone. to Asia
Minor. Tho railroad has been double
tracked.
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E N AIRMEN SWARM.
Three s~quadrons, Total1iug Al
Acceptance, she'll Germans.
Social csoie Despotch to TINS srs

Special Cobt Despofch to Tns SrS.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE Official com
muniaue issued by tho French Wa or.
nce tonight follows:
On various points OF the front the
artillery fire was fairly intense n
turned to our advantage. Our bat
teries dispersed enemy d~etachments on
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cpNcT0s 70 oVTF
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE British casu.
atty list issued to-day contains the lame
Of eighteen officers. Of whom eight wers
killed. and Of 654 men. Of whom 1919 were
killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15

All of this seasons models;
ten different lace and button
styles.
The feathers are mahogany and
tan Russia calf, black kidskin and
gun metal calfskin Of superior
quality.
The workmanship is most excel
lent. All have the famous Saks
Elastic Heel-an exclusive feature
not found in any other shoe. Sizes
5 to II. Widths A to E.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15

The opportunity afforded you in
this sale to avail yourself of one of
these beautiful coats, at such All
extremely low figure, is very rare
indeed. The shells are made of fine
black broadcloth and all are fin
ished with large Beaver Collars,
Handsomely lined with natural
muskrat. Remarkable value.
9Th floor.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-09-02
School Opens.

Chesterfield High School opens
to-day and the happy school day s
are here once more.
Chesterfield has a plentiful
supplys of bright and promising
children and no effort is being
spared to train them to- cope
with modern conditions of life.
A thoroughly efficient corps Of
teachers has been provided.
They are:
High School, principal, s. L.
Duckett; Miss lone Rcwell,
Miss Annabel Brock; 8 and 7th
Grades, Miss Theo Ortman; 4 and
5th, Mrs. j. w. Hanna; 3D., Miss
Pearl Lucas; 2nd, Miss Nan
Laney; 1st, Miss Ann Lucas
Music, Miss Matte Gaddy.
Miss Anna bel Brock will teac h
the class in violin.
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Mrs. D. NJ. McNair and chill
dren returned home Tuesday af-
Ger an extended visit to relatives
in the upper part Of the county.
Rev. j. w. Quick and Robt.
Turner, of Pageland was in town
friday.
Misses Lottie and Dallas Ing
ram who have been, visiting in
Patrick returned 20 their home
in Cheraw Saturday.
Mrs. s. d. Mcmillan and Chill
of Lexington, N. G. are visiting
relatives In town..
Mrs. 2. E. Tracy and daugh-
ter. of Cheraw, spent the week,
end in Patrick.
Rev. j. M. Sullivan stoppe d
over Monday night on his return
from Colum bia.
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y The management Of the Anus.
|U theatre is to be congratulated
on the excellent pictures being
shown aud the very satisfactory
manner in which they are pre-
Isented.
Mr.. i. Nj. Jenkins, one of the
most successful and respected
farmers of the Pageland neigh
borhood, was a pleasant caller
at the Office of The Advertiser
on Monday. Mr.. jenkins is
looking up and not down."
He believes the outlook for the
farmers this fall IS good.
Chrlsty Mathewson the world IS
famous ball player will be see u
at the Movies next Saturda y
night. He makes a star play and
wihs the girl he loves, Gin 2 part.
and two other good reels and a
chance at the 25 pound bag of
Sugar all for lOc. Come early so
as to avoid the Saturday night
rush.
Mr.. a. A. Douglass, the spon.
sor for our recent snake story,
says there has lately been an
other reptile sneaking around
his place so quietly that he b, :
lieves him to be revenue officer
looking for the fellow with the
bottle. But we surmise that he
also may be like some otner
folks and has his own reasons
for just trailing along where q
bottle may be found.
Mr.. j. Hargett Rivers won in
! the recent competitive exami>
tion for the four-yesr scholar
! ship at the Citadel. Hargett is
the son of our good friend, b. II.
Rivers. Mr.. Rivers in winning
this contest, sustained the en-.
viable record OF chesterfield
High School graduates. When
the Tip Top Town" matches
the little town higher up" in
school training as we'll as base
ball, they find it necessary to
get up early and stay up all day
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PATRICK

Rev. b. d. Thames and family
returned from Columbia last
Thursday where they spent sever
al days visiting relatives.
Mr.. H. S. Grant, of Kollock.
was in tC WI. Thursday to see his
brother, Rev. j. L. Grant, who
is sick.
Mrs. j. w. Bras;ngton, of
Cheraw, spent Friday at the
home of her father, Mr.. J. G.
Baker.
DR.. Langston came over from
Columbia Friday to attend the
UNION services at Cedar Creek.
Miss Verna Scott is visiting
relatives in Carthage, N q.
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SNOW HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gulledge
spent Sunday near Wades boro
with relatives.
Mr.. Crawford Cason has return
ed from the Northern States.
Mr.. Roy Melton, who left home
recently to join the U. s. Navy.
has returned-without the navy.
Mr.. L. B. Davis returned a
few days ago, after a pleasant
trip to the mountains.
Mrs. M. Campbell and children
spent Saturday and Sunday at
Ruby visiting relatives.
Mr.. II. w. and Misses E,telle
and Eula Gaddy spent Sunday
in the Grants Mill section.
Mrs. w. r. Winfree spent a
day recently in Charleston with
her daughter and son in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Swinnie.
Mrs. g. b. Tucker and children.
spent Saturday and Sunday at
Ruby with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs John II enry, O.
Morven. spent Sunday at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Willie
Hinson.
Messrs. James and Henry
Smith and James and Willie
Sellers, l.. Davidson, Ben Brock
and Henry Wallace the week
end at Sty Rifle Rlnge, near
Colum bia.
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HOPEWELL

DR.. w. J. Lapgston, of Colum-
bia, will speak at Hopewell next
Sunday night at $50 o'clock
Every body is invited to come
and hear him.
The patrons of Center Point
School are requested to meet at
the school house next Saturday
morning for the purpose of
cleaning off the grounds.
Messrs. j. - jenkins and +.
l.. Huntiey attended the Baptist
Union at Cedar Greek Church
last Friday and Saturday and re
port good meeting
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Muzzle Your Dogs

At a recent meeting of the
town council an ordinance was
passed compelling the muzzling
of all dogs in town, either resi-.
dent or transient.
BY Oct. 1st all dogs In town
or passing through town are re-
CURED to be properly muzzIed
or tied. Failure to comply With
this regulation may subject the
owner to fineyor imprisonment
and possibly the loss of the dog
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& +. "
Messrs. d. r. Douglass and
A. w. Mccall, spent Friday Of
last week in Monroe.
When you want The correct
time to the second step into Nc
Call's He keeps it all the time.
Miss Mary Pusser delightfully
entertained Wednesday evening
in honor of Miss Gaddy, of Win.
gate.
Messrs. and Rochelle Threatt,
of Taxahaw, visited this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.,
A. Threatt.
Miss Maud Redfearn has re-
turned home after visiting he,
sister, Mrs. l.. B. Rivers, of Nc
ven for several weeks.
DR.. w. g. White, left Tues
day for his home at York, where
be goes for York's Homecoming
week.
Join the crowd at the movies
Saturday night-that's where @
grand prize will be given away
free.
DIR. L. @. Hunley, returned tc
Florencs to day after spending
several days in town visiting
relatives.
Mr.. r. K. Rivers and family
and Mr.. w. !. FILLER and family
spent several days of last week
at and near Maxton,
Mrs. Willis Steater and Mrs
Charles lager and children, OF
Lakeland, Fla, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Melton.
DR.. Reece Funderbdrk left
Wednesday night for Baltimore
where he will resume his studies
at the Baltimore Dental College
Messrs. P. II. Evans, r. l.
Wick, Frank Evans, II. j. Outer
and John Robeson. all of Page
land, were visitors in Chester
field Monday.
Miss Julia 'Quatle baum has re-
turned to her home at Colum bla
after spending some time in towr
the guest of Misses Nan Laney
and Grace Hurst.
Mr.. ard Mrs. s. l.. Duckett
have returned home after a visit
of several weeks to relatives anC
friends Of jefferson, Ga, anC
Fountain 1nn, South Carolina.
One and many times you Cal
sweeten your coffee or tea will
the % pound bag of sugar thai
will be given away free at the
movies Saturday night.
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Misses Leslls and Abilene
Gaskins are visiting relatives
this week at Marshville and
Wsdesboro, N. O.
Mr.. Everett Therrell, of Green
vile, is the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID G. Therrell.
Miss Ollie and Master Coyt
Lisenby spent last Sunday at the
home of their uncle, Mr.. A. r.
Roscoe, of near Ruby.
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Lightning Strikes earn

During a heavy thunderstorm
Friday morning lightning struck
the barn and stables of j. F.
Norden, two miles west of Pat
r ck, and killed two mules, be
81 les tearing up the barn and
stables. There were also three
barns of cured tobacco store !
away in packing house adioin
Ing the barn. Fortunately the
tobacco did not catch on fire O,
the loss would have beer mucl
greater.
A wagon standing several fee,
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gersona1 items Of 9ccal 1ntereyt

blT------ ~-------
Miss Grace Hurst is visiting
friends at Dunbar this week
DIR. A. M. Redfearn, of Glenn
son, was in town this week.
MIR. Will Smith, of Pageland,
was. in town Monday on busi-
ness.
Miss Mildred Laney is visiting
Miss Ruth Laney, near Cheraw,
tins week.
Miss Stella Melton is visiting
her sister, Mrs l.. l. Bird, OF
Jefferson.
- Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Odom are
Fisiting relatives and friends al
.andrum, this week.
Mr.. Richard and Miss Myrtle
Poston are spen ding a few days
in the mountains.
Mr.. #. r. Eddins left Wednes s.
for Charlotte where he goes t.
spend a few days
Mr.. Robt. Lee, of Monroe, was
visitor to his uncle Mr.. Emselv
Armfeld last week.
Sheriff ID. 2. Douglass and w.
M. Redfearn, motored to Oar
lington Monday.
Will you be the lucky one to
win the prize at the show Sat-
urdav night?
Miss Charlotte Stopfner, of
Atlanta, is the guest of Mrs.
Charles L.. Hunley.
Mr.. j. l.. Craig, Of Cheraw,
spent Sunday at the home of his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Rivers
aud family, of Morven, spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Jennevieve Smith of
Marshville, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. f. Vaughn.
, Messrs. r. M. Myers, Jas. w.
Griggs and Maury Griffin motor.
ed to Darlington Tuesday.
Mrs. j. B. Gaddy, Of Wingate,
is visiting at the home of her
brother. DR.. w. j. Perry.
Mr.. Eugene Davis and family,
of Hartsville, spent the week.
end in town with of relatives.
Mrs. F. G.. Miller, of jefferson,
spent weekend in town visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. a. Welch.
Miss Mary Walsh has returned
home after visit of several days
Dat Monroe, the guest of relatives S.
Messrs. w, G.. White, L. M.
Therrell ani Henry Douglass,
motored TO Jackson Springs Sun
day.
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w. II. u. AT RUBY.

Announcement is made that
all delegates and visitors coming
to Ruby to attend the annua!
Wcmans Missionary Union, to be
held at Thompson's Greek Rap-
tist church, Sept. 9th and 10Th,
will be met and carried to the
church.
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Repairing. dining
ing high grade watcI
ialtv. All work
Mccall.
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u. S. Observatory
McOall's.
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Il 81 ~ - "a y y II u l't = I|N|T
from the bd
t,uching them
tered by the III
Mr.. Norden I'd
= few minutes
the barn and q
have been killed
NAMED.