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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-07

Slns 0iem ipir6 geineloet: Ser
Gampf IN ben aarpat6em banert az,
9eitld)e Srnppen baben 0itlidl BON,
Saburesa=Sal itarfe rniIiIde Gtel.
liingen genDntmen uno $3.50 @efan-
gene geraadJt. SIT Ben bemadJ6arteh
Siitriften iunrben slnsriffe Der 9ini-
len init gruken @erlnitem snriifge
fdllagen. Gs iunr0en bun mnierer
Seite iiber 2500 Manm gefangem se-
nDmiaen. SIN iiioOiflid)en @alisieI
onf Den S6ben noro6itlidj uum 9th
nia, iunroen rniiifde Mngriffe snriif-
geIdllagen. 9m Spnntag beriudlten
Die Jtniiem iiber ben 9nieitr sm geben,
bod geiang es linen midJt. 3iuei 8os
taillune ruiiilder Snfanterie iunroen
babel uerriid)tef."
Ger beutige 9onooner Situations.
beridt fteat Die Gage fir oie 9fui-
len mieoer 10 gIdn5ero oar, tuie n,oa-
lid. ct iprihf pon Den gigantiidcn
&Idnen Der 8uiien ino fdiloert Die
Sage, ais iuenn bieie giaontilhen
@ldne bereits 5uo snsfiibrllna az
foanItetl ieien uno Die 9fuiien NIT
ten N llllgarn itanoen. Gs lei bier
oas geitern @eiagte npdJmals mic.
herJrIt, onR fir cine oerartiae 9lmt-
faliaas Der Gage feim WrmnS pur-
iIanoen lit mnb 0ak and Die bemtiaen,
.u;e Die seitri8en 9epeidDen midlts ent.
balten, aus oeaen nit geitimmtbeit
acldlipiIen iuerben f0nnte, bal, bic
yiniIen bic nnsariide Urense ii6er-
ld)ritteu iatten. sfneroings miro ae.
neloet, ooB Sample oitiid bonn Ga.
borc5-Eal itattgeflnoen b1ttelt, aber
oieies goitlid bonn 2aborco.Sol@ fam
ebenio gut Die @eBeno ienieits poni
Sitpfofp-BaB alif gnIi5il1enl Webiet,
als oiesIeits bonn 9llpfoip-goB aui
iiitgariIhein @ebiet beoeuten. Gaaes
gen lit iebr oentiid) in ben Gepeidlea
ssiast, oaf Die 9eutidjen nn6 Deter.
reidIer in bieicn aamipfen geiieat,
baf lie Die 9imiien snriifseidlascn
anS 6aF oieiel6en idJipere @erlnite er-
litten ba6en. @6enio iinbere6tiet 1T
Gle 8eballpturtg oes 2onooner Situa.
tionsberidts, oaB Die Geutihen ourf
Die Sei0uns bon 9ruppen tad lin.
garn ibre Stelliing in 6lanoern ge-
ihlpdht bdtten utto ooB Die sSron-
soien 5piiden Ser Wnos uno Der Mo.
lel cine flrdtbnre o6er riefige ooer
Iebr mirflingspoIse (iuie man nun oas
@ort formidable iiberieben tuilD Of
fenfibe fiibrten. itnt bie 9eutlden BON
Gf. WaibieI fort5utreiben. And oas
ii klsses @eidmak, Sas Smrd bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-07
Sure lleberldt.

sStalien nnb Serbien iullen
fidD iiber bie 9lSria=Siiite seei-
nist ba6en.
gllliierte beIdiefem Satterien
an Den Saroanellen obne Gr-
fpls.
Die JramsuIen melSen an-
sebliden Grfolg Der 8elsier.
geatidDe ilnS Seiterreider
fdlasen bic yiniien tn Sen aar-
patben nno In 0alisien snriif.
lInlere Note ipiro bon ssran=
spien unS Gngldnoern gelo6i
Z auo pom 9entld)en seta0elt.
Die 9iniIta bebanpten, bic
grokem 6lanfenbeiuegnngen Der
Cefterreid)er in Der 9afoiuina
ieien riisglift.
Gnsliide Nrbeiterpartei cr-
flart iid sesem BEN aries.
8armbad) in 9eatidJ Gis-
iuejt- -Afrifa BON ben GnslGnbern
beiett.
9entid)lanb lsbnt Die @erant-
iuortiins fir ben Sob Sbrr=
iber's ab.
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aus ulcrifc.

a
8ie aus Brownsville gelneloet
miro, baben iotpol Die GorranSiItas
als aud Die 8iaiitas bel Matalnoros
@eritarfungen erbalten,
slus 2areoo fommt oie Nacb,
ridt, bob fif Die @iIiltag bon 5luei
Seiten ber Der Staot geuepo 2areoo
ndbern.
Sehs ipaitiihe geonnen Die
BON Garran5a aus ibrem &lofer fta6e
@era grn8 bertrieben ipltroen, iiltS
IN Neip 0orf angefomnlen.
gil1enl 9eribt 0es merifani-
iden fonpetltionaliitiiden Msiniiters
8alafar 5u 5olge beiIern Iif oie 3it.
Itanoe IN Der @auptItoot 8ulebenos
un0 berri6t 5iuii1en ben sSaftionell
0es Noroens ulto oes Siioens, 0as
6eiBt, 5ipiiden ben 8iIliitas lnto Sen
3apatiitas, bollite Sarnonie.
Sn @aibington lit Sic 9eah7
ridt ein9etroffen, oaB Garransa sen
8ori6lag unierer Hegierung, ST.
merifaniide Saliptaot 5n lleutraletr
8ebiet 81 MAIDEN, rlidt annebmbai
finoe. Cine offi8iene glntiuort III
nod niht erfolgt.
8ribatbriefen 81 syolge Dnt iidj
Or. @iIliam 9. 9obis, Ser amerifa-
niide 8ice &oninl in @naoalaiara
mebrere Gage lang periteft balten
rliiiien, neil Garran5a i'm feItneb-
men laiiei1 ipollte-
= 0ahrihten, Die bein Staats-
oepGrtement in @aibington eingetrpf-
fen iillo, meloen oaB in Wueatan ,l-
les rllbig lei. Ger 0arnpfer Sta
tengeren "ilt bon Brogreio nod g,elv
Srleans obgefabren nit 1000 @al-
len @anf an 8oro. Ser BON garron-
90 gum Milit1rgouperneur gucatar' 8
ernannte General g[ioaraoo lit III
0ueatan eingetroffen uno Iheint in
ieinen 8emiibungen 5ur 8erubigling
bes Staates erfolgrei6 an ieiit. gr
bat Die 2eitung Der 8abnen iiber-
loitinen, Die 9ireftoren iuspenoicrt
lulo neue 9ireftoren ilno 8ean,ten
Garran5a ielbIt nelbet isi=
nen slgenten in oen Ser. Staatcli,
ooB IInaraoo iiberaa nit 8ege;Ite.
riln9 oaf9enommen iei.
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lteberraidJenoer grfula.

O}ebrere 8erionel1 erfranften nad)
Dem @enuB bon SdpeinstpiirIteil:
nno beidmerten iid) BEL Dem @frTts
fabrifanten. 8ieier aber 5eigte oeis
Mebger an, oaB er i'm ueroorbeltpS
Sdmeinefleifd geliefert batte. Ser
Mngeflagte beitritt bas energiid nno
Die @erbanollnlg enoete beun audl
nit leiner sSreiipreAllng. 9elln bon
falnnltliden Sadberit1roigen iplroe
in ben Sdpeinsfuiiriteln nicbt nur
fem neroorbenes Sdlpeinefleiidl lon.
bern itberballpt feir Shtpeiiiefleiid)
qefun0en.
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TnsIano.
Der iapnniide Sci

Ser iapanilde @eianote 1at
Die gertreter Der 6ineiifhen 9iesie-
rrng auf's @rnltli6ite oapor ge-
ipornt, iid lanaer Der g(nnobne Der
iapaniiden gorihldee 5n mioerieben.
= Ser dineiiihe 9rdiioent GUAM
Sdi aai bat in eiuen 6ffelltlihet
GrlaB ben friiberen probiiorilGen
8rdiioenten Sim gat Sen bei6u[-
oigt, oaB er cine neue 8ebolutiou N
S5ene ieben tuoIle.
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SmlamS.

Selte morgen I'M / l16r befaiio
fid Der 4reu5er p@itel Srieorlt6"
nod inllner i'm 9afen bon Nenpnrt
0etus uno gtiemano i'm groBen
Tnblifllrn, Dor aaen1 nift oie gc-
rifterItatter, tpliBte etipas iiber oas,
mas er tun ooer laiien tperoe.
9urd 2oeal Option glbItim.
mnngen in Slinois finO minoeitens
bitnoert Soloons eeidloilen.
sSn Chicago tpnroe @m. 8.
abonpion gum MaDor erip1blt.
Sn Widiean baben Die 8rori-
bitieniiten nit ibrer 2ocal Option III
orei5ebn BON feds5ebn Counties ee-
fpprnen.
= Die oeitide gotidaft m @oih-
ington bat bon unierer 9fegiernlla
cine llnterln1ung oes Soenfpalo=Snl=
leg berlangt. Sic bebauptet, oos
s6ieBen anf oas Sdiff uno oas ge.
iuoltiame 3uriifbalten oesielben iilt
Safen BON Son Suon, Bortoricu,
ieien nidt beredtigt getpeien.
Gepraieftnnten Der ainerifalli-
ihen 8ertilinollltrie tparen inn @eis
BEN Sauie nno i'm Staatsoeparte-
nent, Inn Die Gegieriing 5u eriuben
baB iie oie ginfnbr BON 5drbeltofien
Ifuie0er ernloglihe. SIR @ortfiibrer,
aongreBrepraientant Mes bon 9cn
9orf, erfldrte, oie Sertilfa6rifen
niiBten ibren getrieb eitlltellen,
nenn Oies nibt eeibebe 9ripotiefrc-
tor 8un1nltp imo SiilfSltaatsiefret1r
2anling gaben ibnen oieGeriiderung
nan tperoe iih bentiiben. lire @iir-
ide 5u erfii(len.
8as 8etter 8ureau in @aih.
ington meloet, Der Monat M1r5 lei
lett oier8ig Sabren nidt 10 falt ge-
meIen. ipie in oieiem Sobr.
eSll Die 5ormers' geationol
galf 3u Sam Gitp, Sflaboma, fanlan
brei Mdnner, iperrten oen aaiiierer
Soc Soefer nno ieinen glIfiitenten
4rtbur Sanoerion, IN oas Shabge-
w6lbe uao mn6ten iif Damn mi
$4,000 oapon. Sic ritten nah Den
0iuge-Siigeln. Sbre @erfolgm,N
puroe iofort, nadoem Die 8anfbeant-
ten befreit paren, aufgenommen.
Ser onlerifantide Onnpfey
o9leiaoes" lit bon elmer 9ieiie na6
Geutidlano in gietp gorf ipieoer ein-
getroffen. Ger Gopitain oesielben ere
adblt, in Bremen babe man ieinen
oStetuarO~, Den er in Sapannab ols
Sollanoer gebeuert bate, als mills
tarpfli6tigen 9elitiden bonn S6iff
gebolt.
SSn Chicago baben Die &epubll-
faner ibren Ganoioaten 9bompion
gum Mapor getp1blt. 9[u6 Ser Stnnt-
lot i6eint republifaniih 5u Deroen.'
Sbonpinn bat cine eroBe Maioritdt
erbnlten- Wtau fam oieles &eiul-
tot Ser @abl als einen enti6ieoenen
Sieg bes illiberolen Clements Der
9enolfernng anIeben.
8ie Ginnabme bei oent 9roBeu
3reisfontpf in Sonana 5ipil6en eSebI
gsiGoro rno Dem 9teger Sad Sobn-
ION ba6en $4,000 betrogen; 32,-
900 Gerionen moren antueieno.
9tnb in alosfo mill man Der
Itimnl6erehtigten 9eoonerung einell
GrobibitionsbeidluB sur a6itinlnung
oorlegen. 3as Observation-Disclosures
ser 9egisIatilr bat Dies ihou beidloi-
fen.
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S. A. FLORAL COMPANY,

8ouqliets. gilmenitide fir Sodseitcu
unb @egrabniiie, Sopfpflati5en, Mofeus
itrdnner, SbItbGirne. Gtiefmiitterdeu
in BIiite coer 8eetpfIan3en. Gontni
IeIbft, fd6rei6t ooer teIepboniert grodeH
7t02. 5O8 0eoin 9(be. 2aul aab. @las
nager. (suS.)
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Gin 1tebeit1ter.

Man ipridt iiber BEN Subert
arienfe giner tpeiB iirnner inebr
idlehte gigenihaften bon linn 5ii BE-
ridten als Der anoere; fdIieBlid rltft
cine bon Gntriiftitne bebenoe Gtiln=
me: limo nlilitarfrei tit Ser ihalu.
loIe aerl aud nohln
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= 9eites Del uno @aIolin erbaIt
man bon Der Slimp Oil So, 400
Sit-Gommerce Ctr. 0eues Gel. Sra.
bis 1852. (slns.)
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Sas WelO Der 9i1raer
lutrO nerlcb1ue,eoet.

sporamIeit 1T auBer at 9eloi morst gerpaI
tlatg Der Staot Son 4ntonio
@efdhde nfdbigfeit riidtsloe @eridqpenoang 5nite-
on9tett pottde geroerttbeit n abloe 9e Serra 0as
@eamnlaebn Der @onntratipn glinton @ groo Ser i
bet Den &dbern iebt ne 9serain benirbt I'M oie
elben serpaltgs et6ooen nod Satire eer ortben 8
fDnnen,
Die Geopes @ilrpal 2eagn lit organert moroer, I'M III
Der staotbae Spariamfei Sa1isfeit ano SortIr ef6e
Ger nf bes friberen County SiAe 8bil s. sboof eres
aanooan nr oas st oes 0per dRf sparamfe J6btgfest
no Jprdrt porausiesen Seie aaooan eenie-
Ben oeneben glen 3 @t Gter Sboof prpfdten Tie ld qe-
bdtsmaBige Gefornn IN nere Saot6aae enf6ren l Dem
gerangen na 5orihritt mo eparaat nadb5fomen a Ser
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9}eoenflid)es 2eidleu

*FF@J<~ eJtstVssf@
Weinipirt. uga, ipie ibnedt SD
men 0em lnein 8iroIer2l0
@aIt: uSoren e mir auf. -. lett
fangt er i6on IN niei'm gana J. io-
oeln nnl@
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Mnrn Onue
9omaersta9 elbeno ,ttit 8 1tAr

peroen Gdr Sboo n iele 9orteigenoen alsf Dem 9epps
nnicpal Seasnesd pie audi biele nebeane giraer
oas perlonie ntereie eoen Srablers er5rn Somut uo
bort Die @rinoe Se in @eraatlta San Ml
onio's gemadt iDeroen oate
PEOPLES MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
(4oltiide anseiee)
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Gft Sibner, Butter, a6aeIiefert, bilIi-
ger alsSieiidl. SSfer, 400 Main 9lne.
(Inaeige.1
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Die 5dule Der Grfabrung foilu
Gierano ihmdnaen.
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SLOAN & HAGY

.itatter uno GtnbaIiamierer, 425 ge.
can StraBe 9eioe Serepbone f04.
Sffen Gag ino Naht. (glns.}
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e. C. WEISS

8llbrmann 3osttraftor, gde Waeoiuas
Il. 8eIt@Gpnlmerce ctr. 8eiteIIunaeu fiir
Son Srmpsaies oltrd) neine Office ailsz
aefii6rt EEL grodett 8767.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21

first giving non-combatants, especially
women and children. an opportunity to
escape. For time. it appeared that
Germany would heed the appeal OF
President Wilson. But the effort Sat
urday to destroy, without warning, the
Orduna, another passenger ship on
which there were number of Amerl-
cans, rather indicates that Germany
in unyielding in her purpose to destroy
passenger ships flying British flags
wherever they are found, and that too
without warning.
BY attacking such vessels as the
Orduna Germany gains practically moth
ing. England's resources are not at
fected by the loss of such vessels.
While some little notoriety may be
gained by the officers commanding the
submarine which makes the cowardly
attack, yet in prestige Germany loses
much. 1t has been shown repeatedly
that Germany has failed to take the
high ground in war that she pledged
herself to take when she became a
party to the international law which
controls. or should control, warfare on
the high seas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21
Missionary Temperance Meet

The Baptist mission society enter
tanned the members of the other So
cieties en- FRIDAY afternoon with a
temperance programme at the Bap-
tist church. Mrs. Abner Broad wa
ter president of the BAPTIST society
presided, and DR.. Jones led the de-
votions. Mrs. J. R. Tompkins pre-
sided at the organ.
Shot readings, suggestions of
the subject were read by Mrs. W..
E. Lott and Mrs. E.. J. Norris. The
music was provided by Francis
Jones and njamin Cogburn who
belong to the Flying Squadron %
Short talks were made by Mrs.
Rainsford and Mrs. w. L. Duno-
want.
At the close of the programme,
all were invited out under the trees.
where light refreshments were
served.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21
Pernicious Labor Leaders.

The Advertiser favors organization
for every trade, avocation and profess
sion. We advocate organization how
ever for the protection of the members
of the organization and not for the
purpose of prosecuting or injuring
others.
We believe in organized labor for the
protection of the individual, for safe
guarding the interests of the weak
against the strong. but we are unal-
terably opposed to unreasonable de-
mands being made by these organiza-
tions, acting under the advice of labor
leaders and agitators. In order to keep
themselves in good standing and to
make the rank and file of the laboring
men feel that they are the real guar
dians of their interests and that with
out them all would go to the bow-wo ws,
grand officers of labor organizations
not infrequently bring about strikes.
Generally strikes are ordered when the
EMPLOYER is face to face with circum-
stances or conditions that render it
almost imperative the operation of the
plant or factory. Strikes are reported
from several parts of the country, with
labor leaders or agitators in charge. 1t
would be far better for the local or
CARNATIONS to negotiate with their en-
ployers rather than take counsel from
men who reside thousand miles away
and know nothing of local conditions.
We are of the opinion that not few
leaders are greater hindrence to the
interests of labor than real help.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21
In Honor of Mrs. Swaffield.

One of the leading social events
of the past week was the bridge
party givan Thursday afternoon
from 5 to Z O'Clock by Miss Virgil
MIA Addison at her home in honor
of Mrs. Fred &. Swafield Of Co.
lumbia. Four tables were arranged
at one end of the vine-clad front
porch. The pot plants in full bloom
near by also added to the enchant-
ing beauty of the setting for the
beautiful scene. The tables were
decorated with pink roses. The
first prize, a large basket of selected
fruit, was won by Mrs. J. w. De-
Wore, and the guests prize, hand
embroidered towel, was presented
to Mrs. Swafield. At. the close of
the game the guests were invited in
the dining room and seated around
the large mahogany table, highly
priced relic of the family that has
been handed down through several
generations. The hostess served an
elaborate hot lunch, followed by de-
licious ices. The dining table was
also decorated with a profusion of
pink roses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21
Germany Unyielding.

The unwarranted destruction of the
Lusitania by a German submarine
without moments warning, taking
the lives of many American citizens
along with hundreds of others, was the
cause of the first diplomatic note which
President Wilson addressed to Germa-
nv. and in addition to the demand that
the Germans make suitable reparation
for the killing of American citizens,
President Wilson made strong and
earnest appeal that proper regard be
shown for humanity by refraining from
destroying passenger vessels without
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21
Temperance Rally and Medal
Contest at Harmony.

Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
second in the series of medal con-
tests and temperance rallies, will
take place at Harmony church.
There will be an oratorical contest
and Two song contests, three silver
medals being awarded. Mrs. NJ. P.
Wells will explain the object of the
contest.
The contest in oratory willie be as
follows:
Marguerite Smith, HARMONY
Mary Myers, Aiken, Putting
himself in your place"
Janice Morgan, Edge6eld, R. F.
D. Living pictures
Helen Marsh, Harmony, The
moderate Plan"
Matte Lee Long, Harmony, The
modern Cain"
Leila Quarles, Trenton, Only
this time.''
The song contests will be inter
spersed and most of the music will
be furnished by the Loyal Temper
ance Legion Of Johnston, under the
leadership of Mrs. James Fl. White.
The first song contest will be as
follows:
The child's prayer, Martha Reese.
Only a flower, Belle Yonoe.
Apples. ripe apples for me, Dali
sy Smith.
Pity the fallen, Azilee Yonce.
White Ribbon rallying song,
Mary Walker.
At the conclusion of this contest
there will be music by the Harmo,
ny choir who always give inspira.
tion.
The second contest in music will
he song and story, entitled Buy
your own cherries"
lst, soloist Elliot Lewis Buy
your own cherries.
snd, soloist Davis Lewis, Moth
/ ing for me.
| 3rd, soloist Hattie Johnson, Sign
the pledge. -
I: 4th, soloist Carrie Thrailkill
Stand for the right.
5th, soloist Ora Belle Perry, We
shall be happy.
9th, soloist--The blessing OF
home.
| At the close of this there will be
a chorus, Marching on" by Elliot
and Daisy Lewis, Albert Furman
and Thomas Hoyt.
At the conclusion of this very in.
teresting program, an address will
be made by Mr.. ]. L. Minis of
Edgefeld.
At the close, there will be tab.
lleau which will demonstrate the
lstatus of the states, called "The
fdry line," which will be explained
Fin a poem by Elizabeth Lott.
A collection will be taken for the
fskpenses of these meetings. There
may be other contestantsin o,atory,
twhose names will be, handed in
later.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-21
Corner Store Will Continue.

I hOOTnSr SCOE0 VIII SOntlnu6.
F The Advertiser is pleased to an
nounce that while Mr.. w. H. Tur-
ner will soon open two stores in
Greenwood, he will continue the
Corner Store in Edgefeld as here
tofore. Through the persistent
efforts of Mr.. Turner, the Corner
Store has been made one of the
foremost mercantile establishments
in EdgefeId, one that has wide
spread reputation for uniform cour-
tesy and honest dealing. The loss
of this popular store woald be keen
ly felt in Edge6eld, and it is for
that reason that we chronicle with
pleasure the announcement that Mr..
Turner, Notwithstanding his new
business in Greenwood, will con-
tinue his Edgefeld store and will
continue to own his home here. At
an early day he will open in Green
wood an up-to.date stock of jewelry,
silverware, cutglass, china and nov
elites that usually accompany such
a stock. In an adjoining store he
will conduct large furniture busi-
ness. The stores which he will oc-
cupy in Greenwood were formerly
occupied by the Durst-Andrews
Company. The Advertiser wishes
Mr.. Turner well in the new depart
ment in Greenwood, and hopes that
the day is not far distant when,
owing to large financial returns, he
will retire and come back to Edge
field, his first love, to remain per-
manently.
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TRENTON NEWS.

Trenton has never been in such
a whirl of gaiety and been honored
with SO many charming visitors, as
at present, among them are Miss
Arab eating and Miss Belle
Privette at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Courtney, Miss Forsythe with
Misses Margie and Ida Ryan, Misses
Hilton and Green with Mrs. H. W.
Scott, Miss Frances Wootten and
Miss Jessie Moss the guests of Miss
Belle Clark with Miss Orie Sabe
Miller, Miss Sara Schawb with Mrs.
Willie Miller, Miss Emily Schapter
with Miss Julia Wise, Miss Boat
wright with the Misses Clark, Miss
Padgett with Mrs. w. G. Padgett,
Miss league with Miss Lola Hun
ter.
. In compliment to Miss Gatting,
Miss Privette and Mrs. Schapter,
Mrs. J. H. Courtney gave beauti.
full reception on Thursday evening
last. About seventy-6ve guests call
ed te welcome these lovely visitors.
Music both vocal and instrumental
was enjoyed and the evening
throughout was one of delightful
pleasure. Mrs. Courtney served de-
licious refreshments.
On Monday evening Misses Fan
ME and Sabe Miller entertained two
tables of bridge for Miss Belle
Clark and at the conclusion of the
game, the guests were invited in the
dining room, where an elegant
luncheon was served.
Tuesday evening Mrs. J. r Moss
was hostess at large card party,
the honor guest being Miss Emily
Schafter. The home was decorated
very tastefully in pink and green,
the chosen colors. which was car
ried out perfectly in the refresh
ments, and prizes a pair of pink
silk hose being presented to Miss
Shafter, while Mr.. Edd Harrison
wop the gentleman s prize, pair of
dark green silk socks. Miss Boat
wright was given q. beautiful bunch
of Killarney roses for the highest
score for the young ladies.
Wednesday evening Miss Ruth
Salter complimented Misses Arab
eating, Belle Privette. Jessie Moss
and Frances Wootten with an ideal
lawn party. Progressive converse
tion caused, m uc b merriment
throughout the evening. Miss Salter
served delightful cream and cake.
Misses Maggie and Ida Ryan gave
a lovely party to their lovely visitor
Miss Forsythe on Thursday eve
ming. Rook was enjoyed and tempt
ing refreshments at the conclusion
of the game.
Miss Emma Boatwright, is the
recent purchaser of handsome
Buick, and knowing her generous
nature as we do, we are sure that
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Owner Crows Careless.

A man with an automobile after a
time gets careless with his machine
Just as man will do with horse that
he has had and driven for years. And
as it is the old horse that no one sus-
poets of doing such a thing is the one
that always runs away, 80 the old aa.
tomobile driver is the one to take too
great risks oftentimes. Safety first -
Greenwood Index. M
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Buist's Turnip Seed.

Let us supply you with Buist's
new crop turnip seed in all the
popular varieties: Rutabagas, white
globe, seven top, purple top, Aber-
deem, in fact, we have all of the va
rieties that are grown OIL the cele-
brated BUST farm.
Penn & Holstein.
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Most Important.

The meeting which began in the
Methodist church Monday night is
starting we'll. Rev. A. E. I'riggers
is preaching helpfully and some of
the people are in earnest and are
praying. The meeting may close
Sunday night. Let every one pray
and come to every service. If you
are lost, seek God. Services daily at
1890 and $50. On Sunday at IL
and $50. j. r. Walker.
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Annual Protracted Meeting.

The protracted meeting at Mt.
Zion church will begin on next Sun.
day, the 25th. Rev. JOSEPH A.
Gaines, of West Baden, Ind, will
assist Rev. P. p. Lanham in the
meeting. Dinner will be served on
the ground each day, and it is hop.
ed that there will be large at
tendance.
Mt. Zion, S. G.