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sIavs Retreat South of Kovno.


Berlin, Aug. 30.-The war Office is.
sued this statement:
Eastern Theater of War-Army
group of Field Marshal Won Hinden-
burg: Southeast of Kovno the stub
born resistance of the enemy has been
broken. Our troops are pursuing the
retreating Russians. The wooded re-
gian east of Augustowo has been
gion east of Augustowo has been
suit of the enemy, we reached Dom
brova and Grodek and the sector east
of the city of Narew. The army group
of Prince Leopold is advancing
through the Bialowiez forest in pur-
suit of the enemy and has nearly come
up with his right wing near Szeres-
zowo.
Army group of Field Marshal Won
Mackensen: After rear guard fighting
the Russians were pressed back as
far as the Koddubno line on the Pru-
zana road. Troops cooperating with
us from the south through the marshy
region have pursued the enemy and
almost reached Kobrin.
Southeastern Theater of War-The
Austro-German troops which defeated
the enemy have driven him back
across the Polorzany- -Koniuchy-K -Ko-
IOWA line and behind the Korohetz
sector.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03
REASON FOR
TT

Your vacation
doesn't seem to
have done you
much good. You
look all broken
up.
Il b a IS not
strange. I had to
divide m Us elf
among a dozen
girls.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03

Coffee grounds in the food of a Har-
witch (Mass.) mans chickens made them
SO wide awake the roosters nearly
crowed themselves to death.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03
ITALIANS WRECK
AUSTRIAN BASE
Hangers and Field at liVaSSd
BOmbdrdGd BY AirmGn
CHOLERA INFECTION FEARED

Austrians Lose Supplies In Strina Val.
Iey-Germans Announce Russ Army
Broken-ArtiIIery Fights In Alban.
Turks Claim Allies Repulsed and
Cruiser Hit-Italian Reinforcements
Aid at DardanelIes.
Rome, Aug. 3O.-Italian aviators
have completely wrecked the Austrian
aviation base at Divassa, east of
Trieste, according to the official state
ment of the war office. The hangers
and field were bombarded first on Fri.
day, and Saturday the work was com
pleted. All of the Italian aeronauts
returned safely.
The military authorities have or
dered compulsory anti-cholera vaccina
tion for all men and officers in both
the army and navy. A good many
Austrian soldiers who had been moved
from the Galician front to the Italian
front have recently been made prison.
ers and there has been some fear that
they might bring the disease with
them. The war Office statement says:
In the Val Sugana the Austrians
destroyed some railway and highway
bridges between Roncegono and Nova
ledo. The enemy's attack against
Monte Armentera on Aug. 27 was re
pulsed.
On the upper IsonZo our mountain
division attempted an arduous attack
west of Montemaggiore against the
trenches on the summit of the Rom
bon. After heavy resistance we sue
ceeded by artillery fire in dislodging
the enemy from some of the trenches
Aerial explorations showed that the
enemy was actively engaged in re
pairing the damage sustained at the
Divassa aviation field. We repeated
the bombardment of this place, drop
ping 120 bombs. Two hangers were
destroyed and the entire camp was
wrecked. Our aeroplanes returned
successfully.
Details of our success in the Strina
valley show that the enemy suffered
severe losses, leaving in our hands e
great quantity of machine guns, am
muHlJlOu anu SlAt0Gn cases VI DOnUS
An important force of the enemy at
Saccarant and PozZi Alta suffered
heavily, some guns being destroyed
and those remaining being transferred
to other positions outside the defense
works, from where they still reply to
our fire.
The enemy continued an artillery
action against Borgo, in the Val Su
CANA region, doing little damage, and
tried to attack in force our positions
at Seikofel, in the valley of Monte
Piano, north of Misurina and Zellan-
kofel, west of Montecroce and Car
nico, but everywhere were repulsed.
In the PleZzo zone our artillery op-
Grated effectually against the enemy's
troops in the Lepenje valley and
against columns on the march along
the route to the upper Isonzo inter
rupting their advance. On Carso we
also effectaully bombarded the
enemy's skirmishers near Doberdo
lake OF marching columns between
Doberdo and Larcottini.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03

R. Two.
D. By whom are they electedi
R. By the people
D. For how long?
R. years.
d. How many representatives
are there? -.
R. 49, According 10 the pop
ulation one TO every 2ll.0OO. (the
ratio fixed by Congress after each
decennial census
D. For how long are they elect
ed?
r. years.
D. How many electoral votes
has the state Of Pennsylvania
R. 3S.
d. Who is the chief executive
of the state of Pennsylvania
r. The Governor.
d. For how long is he elected9
R. 4 years.
d. Who is the Governor
r. Brumbaugh.
d. Do you believe in organized
government?
R. Yes.
D. Are you opposed to organic
ed government?
r. No.
d. Are you an anarchist?
R. No.
d. What is an anarchists
r. A person who does not be-
ieve in organized government.
D. Are you a bigamist or poll.
gamist?
r. No.
d. What is bigamist or poly
gamist?
r. One who believes in having
moro than one wife.
D. Do you belong to any secret
Society who teaches to disbelieve
il organized government
R. No.
d. Have you ever violated any
L'ws of the United States
r. No.
D. Who makes the ordinances
for the City 7
r. The board of Aldermen.
D. Do you intend to remain
permanently in the U. ST.
r. Yes.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03

A vagrant told by the Hackensack
On. j. court he might fix his own SEN
tence discharged himself on condition
that he leave town.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03

Grounds For DivOrce.-Wife cast vote
as director that ousted Corona (Cal.J
man from job, and he is suing for di-
vorce on ground Of cruelty I'm leaving
him no means of supporting her.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03

At the Police Station.
observation-disclosures, do you read?
Prisoner-No, sir.
LeutenaRt-Write ?-Exchange.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03

A couple who wanted something out
Of the ordinary married in a cell of
the village lookup at Put-in-Bay, o.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03

Rat terriers have been shipped by
Delaware man to rid the German
trenches of rats.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03
Some Queer Ones

A woman can dress on $3.50 a week.
q Milwaukee court holds.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03

Kisses, stolen or otherwise. are worth
$11 each in Hammond, Ind. the court
decides.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-03

A will found In an old slipper In
Michigan disposed Of an $4,000 estate
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21

ENCAMPMENT PROGRAM
MONDAY, MARCH %.

MONDAY,
II camp
TUESDAY,
Extended order drill lntrenchments. pitching
WEDNESDAY. MARCH
THURSDAY MARCH
by ban al on the
FRIDAY,
cak
College
classified M highest
specially
Former Commandants.
T. s Lieut. Donaldson Major l4th Cavalry stationed Cover
r.
Captain Cha d. Clay. living in Lexington, KY
. Captain j. C. Minus Now retired living at Asherton, Texas
6. Fort
Ieavenworh
addition above c. shankn and
during the Spanish American War and other times
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EVEN CROSS, SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
If feverish, bilious, eonssipased,
give fruit laxative
at once.

Don't scold your fretfni, peevfsh
child. see IL tongue is coated; this is a
sure sign its little stomach, liver, and
bowels are clogged with sour waste.
When listless, pale. feve. ,sh, fufi OF
cold, breath bud, throat sore, doesn t
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stoni-
ach-ache. indigestion, tiiarrhea. give a
teaspoonful .of california Syrnp OF
Figs" and In few hours all tilesfoul
waste. the sour bile and fermanting
food passes out OF the bowels and yon
have q we'll and playful child azain.
Children love this harmless sfruit
'axative,r and mothers can rest easy
aster giving 1t because Ii mover fails
to make their little .'insides" clean
and sweet.
Keep It handy, Mother! A little Civ
en- today saves o sick child tomorrow,
but get the genuine. Ask your drug
gIat for so cent bottle OF "Califor-
MIA Syrup OF Figs" which has direc-
tons for babies, children OF all ages
and for grown-ups plainly on the bot
tie. Remember there are counter
feits sid here, so surely look anti see
that yours is made by the "Califor-
Fig Syrup Company Hand back
With contempt any other fig syrup.
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Encar1p11oe,1t Hinges
On Status Weather
lst Sergt.-Agnew, =. n.

1st Sergt.-Agnew, e. IL.
Sergeants-Kyzer. E. d., Wanna
maker. H. c., Latimer, j, r.. NOVEL;.
Corporals-Dick. j. b., Berry, l.. C.,
Hutson W. M. Adams, j. p, Oliphant,
r. A.
Privates-Adams, B. F.. Adams, ].
r.. Bass. II. E., Blake, w. E., Boggs, ].
L.. Brice. NJ. NJ. Brown, II. W.,
Bryant. w. H.. Carr. P. c.. Crawford,
G: W.. Dukes. 7. E.. Edwards. V. M.
Ellison, X. j., Flournoy, j. E., Ford,
Il. NJ, Foster. j. c.. Fulmer j. w,
Gilmore. L. H., Graham, N IT.. Harr,e
H.. Harrall. H. c.. Harrall, ]. p. Hes
ter, t. j., Hudson, r. A.. Kennedy. p.
b., Littlejohn. S., Lunden, A F., Nc
Kenzie. D. W.. Martin. G. D., Pittman,
o. l., Rbett. W. p, Richards, A. J.,
Rowell, S. T.. Sans. S. p, Smith, l..
W.. Sullivan, d. H.. Thicker. F.. H..
Till. M. G., Till. w. ]. B., Wilkins. r.
g. Wilkins. r. T., Wilkins. w. C.. Will
liams. w. c.. Worthy. II. C.
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Company L.

Captain-Kennedy. r. C.
Lieuts.-Teal, w. A., Lawson, c. S.
1st Sergt.-Tate. #. Il.
Observation-Disclosures, K a., West.
c. T.. Eleazer. ]. NJ. Rothell, c.
Corporals-Daly. B. T.. Vernon. j.
r.. Freeman. w. r., Hobbs, K. O., Gar
rison, w. H.. Chapman. II. r.
PTivates-Alverson. r. O.. Bangs. p.
c.. Barre. M. L.. 3os1ick, b., Bostick,
f. M. Bull, N. NJ, BURGESS. T. H,
Byrd, D. E., Canaday. J., Cathcart,
J. L., Corbett, ". p, Craig, ]. NJ,
Eleazer. ]. A., Folk, j. c., Gardner, H.
G.. Goodwin, E., Hodges, C. p, Hough,
T. c.. Jordan, T. M, King. E. E,
Lenoir. j. W.. Leslie, F. H., Lieber-
man. e. S., McCurry. H. B.. Mitchell,
B. S., Norris, ]. E., Plaxco, l.. r.,
PRESLEY. j. H.. Ravenel. D., Ratter-
rec, C. H., Reaves. F. NJ. Robinson, j.
H.. Scott, F. L.. Shedd, r. R., Shep-
pard, G. J.. Smoke, j. H., Smith, M.
A. Smith. w. c., Stevenson, L. o.,
Thompson. j. W., Ward, w. c., Will
liams, c. L.. Wilson, s. l., Wood. ]. T.,
Zemp, ]. D.
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Sergeants-wright, w. F.. May. L. A.,
Jenkins, w. H.. O'Neal. r. M.
Corporals-Bonner. w. c.. Sanders,
H. L.. Hunter, w. E.. Hay. w. S.. Nell
son. p. b., Jervey. T. M.
Privates-AndersUn. s.. A.. Bliss, r.
E., Blair, J. D., Buie, T. s., Causey,
'R. G., DeLoach, j. 3. X, Dickson, A.
M. Durham. G. H., Gordon. w. W.,
Haynesworth. J. D., Hoefer. E. s.,
Hubster. e. G.. Hutchins, W.. D.. Jen-
kins, H. f.. Leland, A. NJ. Lunney,
G. W., Mccoy. r. L.. McGougan, J. M,
Messeryey. p. j., Moore. l.. F., Muck
enfuss, A. A., Murphy. w. E.. Oliver.
r. s., outz.. w. D., Padgett, J. l., Quat-
tlebaum. H. L.. kefo. H. c.. Rogers. r.
NJ, Sheriff.. S. S.. Shuler, ]. H., Sit
ton. b. G., Sloan, e. D., Staubes, j. H.,
Steadman. B. K, Taylor, r., Trotter,
A. d., Trotter. w. L. X, Vaughan, C..
L., Winters. e. s.. Worley. s.
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Company D.

Captain Davis. w. O.
Lieuts. Jeifords, r. T., Hopkins
i. II.
1st Sergt.-Kendrick. j. II.
ergeanis-Johnson NJ. r., McCon
nell, II. s.. Ward. G. w. Young. e. G.
Blake, X. S., Willis, II
H., Singley, l.. r.. Stovensl J. c..
Hoitt. G. IT,. Monroe, D. e.
Privates-Allen, o. b., Allsbrook, ].
c.. Altman. L. r.. Beasley, L.. Berry
W., Blake. w. X. Cain. ID. j.. Chatham.
f. W., Chanpcll, p. G.. Clayton. w
H., Croft, G.. NJ, Drew. II. S.. Ellis,
A., Geddings, f. s.. Hardin, A., Har-
man, G. c.. Iieiss, G. *, James, l.. c.,
Jenkins, j. H.. Kaufman. j. e.. Kuy-
kendall G. NJ. Kuykendal. f. r., Law
hon. G. j.. Lewis, r.. Lyles, j. D..
Lyons. B. L.. Mackin, r. E.. Madden.
j.. e.. Mitchell, J. NJ, Monroe. j. b.,
Morrison. w. a., Peoples, 4 w,
Pegues, " r.. Pennell. e. c.. Perry,
j., Reames, T. j.. Rowell, W. A., San
ders. E. F.. Slaughter, w. T., Stewart,
H. H.. Stribling. j.. w. Trott. H. r.,
Werner, l.. W.. Weinberg, II, j., Wof-
ford, j. W., Wright. w. T..
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Company c.

aptain-Thomas. ~ C.
Licuts.-Stcwar,. Il. b., DuVernet.
f. p.
isi Sergt.- Folger. D. F.
Scrgcants-Armstrong. f.. E.. Simp-
son, ID. NJ. Cannon, H. B.. Moore, r. r.
Corporals Black. f.. w. Gaines. H..
t.. CruTnpler, d.. Jones, A G.. Harris.
.. G.. Witscll. j. l..
priyat"s Alien, Il. c.. Arthur. ".
H.. Bailey, NJ. H.. Banks. B. C., BARNES.
f.. -, Brandon. J. D.. Brandon. 7. B &.
Britt, j. A., Brockman. +. ". Byers
J. L.. Byors. w. ". Cannon. W NJ.
GOWN, NJ s., Folgcr. r. 4. Furman. j.
g. Gee. c. r., Hall. X. A.. Harms. IL.
l.. Heron. Il. H.. liorron, W. C..
Hutchinson. G.. l.. .Jenrics. W. ~.
Laurens. A.. Lide. T. p. Livingston.
~. McMahan, a. s.. Mays. X. A.. Mel
lett K. H.. Mikell, =. H.. Patterson.
j. A., platt r.. ". Simpson. j. A..
Sloan, a. H.. Smith, Il. H.. Sowell. II.
T., Sowell. l.. G.. Spratt. r. Slender.
&. H.. Trammell. c. j.. Trescot. J.. L..
Williams. l.. j.. Wilson. j. C., Wolfe.
J. j.
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Company A.

Captain -Stribling. f, ID.
LieutH.-W Wannamaker, W. b.. Bris-
tol, II. w.
LIST Sergeant Woods. II. T.
Sergeants- Anderson, C. G.. Boyd,
p. o., odom. r. j., Camp. W. b.
Corporals-Moore, e. K. Shearer,
w. A., Kolb. e. c., Warrlher, l.. r..
Brown, j. NJ, Fletcher, C.
Privates-- Afford. j. L.. ANIME. d,
n, Attaway, c. c.. Ayers. #. L.. Boyn-
ton: J. r., Bracket. N. c., Brown. FL.
f. Buyck. d. D.. Cureton. r. b.. Dun
can, J. H.. Pagan, A. o.. Graves. j. E..
Gregg, J. W.. Hamlin, j.. C., Harley.
]. B., Hoke. G. M, Huff. c. p. Hum
phries. w. K, Inabinet. NJ. A.. Jones.
J. A, King, j. l.. Kinsey. j. w. Ian
ford, C. b.. McArn. T. A., McGregor,
r.. McSweeney. w, NJ, Major. c. s.,
Nichols, w. b.. Peters, S. j.. Poole
z. c.. Poore, r.. D., Rivers. o. L.. Rob
inson, A. j.. Rogers, l.. f., Schachte.
A. b.. Thomas. l. c.. Thornton. r. r.,
Wood, j, b., Zimmerman, NJ. L.
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Company M.

Captain-Hamilton. B. L.
Lieuts.-Burnett, G. ~, Ward, J.
1st Sergt.-Patrick, w. T.
Sergeants-Garris. j. M, Wright,
r. F.. Fain, p. Pickens, W. A.
Corporals-Wright, c. r., Norman,
A. l.. Slower, w. W., Barron, A. A.,
Bowen. r. a., Garrison. E. B.
Pvivates-Austin, w. L., Baldwin,
II. L., Baxter. c. L.. Burch, w. e.,
Clark, T. A., Edmonds. NJ, Etheredge,
NJ. p, Ferguson. J. r.. Finley, r. NJ,
FINLEY. S. r.. Free, C. b., Garris, e.
W.. Clover. c. l.. j., Hagood, T. r.,
Hardin. L. c.. Hawley. II. M. Heiss,
M W.. Henegan, J. c.. Herbert, w. c..
Johnson. ". b., Lyles. N. P.,, Marshall,
p. G., Mathis. ID. T., Meschine, M,
Morris. B., Muldrow, H. W.. Meyers.
J.. H., Neil. w. H.. Padgett, G. D..
Pitts, r. c., Purdy. w. H., Powell, r.
c.. Simmons. B. F.. Steadman. NJ S,
Still, K. NJ, Tenhet. ]. ~, Thornton,
S. F., Todd, j. G., Way, j. W., White,
j. X, Williamson, ID. r.. Zobel, j. H.
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Lieuts,-Johnson R. H.. Hoffman,

Lieuts.-Johnson, r. H.. Hoffman.
C. :.
lst Sergt.-Duncan. d. T.
Sergeants-Vincent. c. A., Taylor,
w. A.. Berry. +. o., Howell, v. Nj.
Walker, H., DuGar. F.
W., Caskey, A. j.. Ellis. L. c., Mearers,
w. A, Allison, H.
Privates-Allison, H.. Anderson, l..
W.. Atkinson, F. W., Berry. j. F.,
Blackmon, j. F.. Brandt. NJ. Brown. C..
L., Bryan. G., Burgess, ]. A., Bush, j,
g., Clark. j. d., Creecy, p. j., Culp,
w. c.. Graman, j. H.. Grier, r. L.,
Haddon, F. NJ. Harrison, p. b.. Hay
den, o. L.. Henderson. E. p, Hol-
combe, e. T., Hutchings. J. M. Lay,
j. F.. Lennon, w. T.. Lever, F. NJ.
McF'addin. E. A.. McGill, r. G., Nc
Mahon, d. j.. Mcmahon. E. O.. Martin.
V. r., Morrison, T.. c., Nimitz. H. J..
Pettigrew. j. E., Powe. r. W., Prince.
G. e., Rhoad, j. S. c., Richardson, G..
NJ, Robertson, T. B., Shiver, III. E.,
Smith, ]. NJ. Thomson. w. E., White.
w. T. Wieters, A. W., Witherspoon, S.
M.
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Connpany E.

Captain--Caughman. w. w.
Lieuts-Barker. II. D.a Jennings,
r. a
LIST Sergt-McCall,, p. l.,
ergean,s-Haigler. S. W.. Dicks,
w. H., Anderson. F. c., Chatham. X.
].
Ccrporals- Jefrords, j. E., Harmon.
IL. M. Derham, J. p. Price, l.. f..
Hunter. j. e.
Frivates-Arthur, II. T., Bancroft,
j.. Beisley. II. W., Briggs. C. r.,
Brown, S. r.. Brown, w. E.. Bull, d.
j., Burch. II. L., Campbell. A. Camp
t"ll, l.. o., Carpenter, H. L.. Carpen-
ter, N. F.. Cornwell. NJ. NJ. Freeman,
G. f.. Fridy. II. n. Griffin. r. N. John
son. a. H.. Klenke. ]. II. f.. LeGette.
f. G.. Leslie. w. E.. McCue. C. M, Me-
Garity. o. NJ, Marscher. ]. F.. Martin,
J. r., Pat1ens, A.. A. Patjens. Fl. X,
Planes. w. B., Poulnot, j. M. Pruitt,
V. o.. Ragsdale, w. c.. Richardson. L.
p Rogers, III. A., Rogers. j. p, Rosa.
J. T.. Segars, r. H.. Tarrant; L. r.,
Ward. f. W.. Whitlock. w. A, Whit
Ten. W. c., wilkins, j. r.. Williams.
II. o.
Company F.
Captaln--Niurray. j. j.. 1st.
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Company H.

Captain-Berley. G. e.
Lieuts.-Cannon, j. c.. Smith, M. R..
1st Sergt.-Padgeit, T. d.
Sergeants--H Heldman, j. NJ, Poole,
r. F.. Simpson. j. w.. Harris, G. @.
, Corporals Grant, F.. Earle, B. r.,
Long, e. W.. Matthew'S, w. A., Murray,
j. j.. 2rd., Horne. j. F.,
Privates-Albrecht. C. H.. Arthur, w.
D., Bailey. A. W. Barron, w. W., Boil
iver. t. g., Breiand. 81, Burdette, L.
W., Cannon. s. r., Cochran. W. B.,
Darby, J. To Dibble. a. ~, Ellis. C.
H., Finger, b. L.. Green. ii. c., Hail,
s. W., Haskell, A. W., Herbert, ]. E.,
Hollifeid, !. r., Horton, HI. G., Hun
ter, j., Kay. w. e.. Kenney. r. NJ,
Laidlaw. r. E.. Marchant. J. L., Mar
tin, a, P. Padgett. A.. e., Randis e.
L., Richter, y. c., Sanders, j. W.,
Scaife. w. M Smith, p. NJ, Stack
house. r. ea Sullivan. J. d., Town
send. w. p, Warm, w. O.. West, H. b.,
Williamson, s., Young, @. +.
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NAMES OF OFFICERS AND.
PRIVATES OF THE IL
COMPANIES
ANDERSONIANS IN
CORPS NUMEROUS
Clemson q Popular Institution
With This County--Many
OF the Names are Familiar
Ones Hereabout

The company rolls of Clemson COL
lege cadets, corrected up through
March 10, were very kindly furnished
The intelligcnccr. upon request. By
Col. j. M. Cummins. The commandment.
and are published below.
There are ~ companies. alphabet
cally designated from a 10 NJ, with
the exception of tho letter j. There
are some 730 cadets coming TO Auder-
son for the cncamplncnt. which js
scheduled ID begin tomorrow aud
continue through Friday. In the list
OF cadets below will he found many
Anderson County boys. for Clemson
has ever been a popular institution
with this company
The company rolls are "a follows:
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Company b.

Captain--Harris, G. l..
Lieuts.-Bennett. c. G., Dukes, H.
LIST Stribling. S. c.
Sergeants-Suggs, VI. L.. Siddail, T.
H.. Tyler, G. r.. Mcconnell II. NJ.
Corporals-M Marvin. ]. p, 3uggs. G
W., Lightsey, o. p, Davis. G. H., Page
l.. A.. Quinn. w. II.
&. Private -Brockington, b. o.. Brok
ingtun. j. H., Brodic. M. L.. Bruce. l..
C., Burgess. ]. W.. Cox. NJ. f.. Doug
lass, j. r.. Duckett, j. G.. Folk. C. E.,
Qivner S., Glover, G. b.. Haigler. p.
r., Holiowell. ]. W.. Her. C. b.. Liv
ingston, Fl. F.. McFIugh, F. McIver,
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My long and successful practice in
adjusting business affairs makes it
impossible to. fail in being OF benefit
in affairs of love. marriage, divorve.
changes, wills, deeds. mortgages, pat
ents. sickness. and, in fact, every
thing.
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If you care to know what business
you shall follow to be successful,
where you shall go. and who to avoid,
IL you intend to mako any changes.
or TO start n business, buy or sell
property, or. in fact. take any import
ant steps, you should call on me at
once.
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The Band

Ist Lieut.-Beymer. o. II.
End Lieut. Moore. j. S.
Drum Major-Anderson. V. r.
Sergeants-Adams. Fl. NJ. Quattle-
baum. II. H., Henderson. j. II.
Cofporals- Buice, F.. T., Sellers, A.
r., Grohman, c. Z. l..
Privates--Anderson s. T.. Blan-
chette, l.. M. Bunker, F.. L.. Campsen.
q. e., Doar, e. M. Fielder, II. H., Gam
brelI, 8. c., Johnson, II. e., MeDerlnid.
@. c., Middleton, j. A., Parks, F.. L.,
Philpot, L. A. Pride, W. L., Ta,livast,
w. D., Tarbox. ]. G., Webb, c. w.
Webb, r. W.. Wichl L. A., Wood, II.
q.
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Zorada Izmar
Clairvoyant ],
Palmist
Trance Medium
Special Readings Soc.
W. Mork speaks For ItseIf.

While have endorsements of hun
dreds OF the most noted men and wo-
men of America, deem them of lit
tie value, since | stand alone upon
the merits of my work. Any person
who can believe their own eyes and
ears cannot help but know that my
work is Of the highest order OF gen.
time cIairvoyance.
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Company Rolls of
the Clemson College

W G.. McLaurin ]. H., McLaurin. l..
w. Mclean. l.. G.. McMeekin. A. H..
Mcmillan. y a.. Madden. A. A., NAL
lory. W. w. Mather, T. W.. Montgom-
cry. |. F., Reynolds. II. L.. Rice. G.
A.. Roborts +. r.. Sanders. ~. H.,
Sheppard. J. p. Smoke. a. $. Strib
ling. u. H.. Tarbox. II. g.. Thrower.
J. r.. Waters, ]. j.. West. W. r.. Viii
liams. C. W., Wingo, r. a.
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am besieged every day with the
very best people OF Anderson, and
surrounding country, seeking advice
and information IN all matters OF in
terest such as Business transactions.
lawsuits, contested will, life insur-
ance. dana &c suits, deeds, mortgages,
collections. spsculations, stocks and
financial affairs. love. courtship, mar
riage and divorces.
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Why are you so unsuccessful in
business?
Why are you SO melancholy and
discouraged?
Why are you drawn through life so
unhappy?
Why is some one sharing the love
that is rightfully yours2
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Those who are in sorrow, doubt anil
distress should. have helped thous-
ands, why not you? No matter how
bad your conditions or of how long
standing; can bring the success and
happiness that is rightfully yours.
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II you have trouble or difficulties of
any kind come TO me and have q
quiet chat, confidentially I will tell
yoii what can be done. l can assist
you in all walks of life. Don't be des-
pondent, worry or feel bad when you
only have to call.
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HIGHER OFFICERS
Field and Staff.

Major LIST Battalion, Osborn F.
Major End Battalion. Crayton. p
Major 3rd Battalion, Glover. ]. E.
Captain and Adjutant, Bgby w. A.
Captain and Quartermaster. Jones, j..
Captain and Commissary, Barnett, D.
lst Lieut. and Bait Adjt 1st Bait. Sem, p Fl.
LIST Lieut.. and Bait Adt. End Shannon, G, j.
1st Lieut.. and Bait. Adj 3rd Cathcart. T. NJ.
2nd Lieut. and Bait Q. NJ Shealy, A.
End Lieut.. and Bait. NJ. Comsy LeGrand. L.
2nd Lieut. and Bait NJ. Comsy Benjamin
Non-Commissoned Staff.
Regimnetal Sergeant Major. McKeowE H. s.
Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant, Carwile, A.
Major, 1st Bait. Banks, H.
Sergeant Major, 2nd Bait. Mallard j. t.
Sergeant Major, 8rd Bait. Mcmillan, W. L.
Color Sergeant. jackson, j. M.
Color Sergeant, Wallace, D. r.