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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28

Jeesukseen Kristukseen ia tulet
autuaaksi!
Tahan saakka, kun nyt emme
toisiamme vaarin ymmarra, o.
kaikki ~yksimielisia, eika
mielestani ole mitaan syyta y
lempana mainituista totuuksista
kiistellen kirjoittaa. Kirjoituk-
sen vaikuttavuutta vain siten va
hennetaan.
Erimielisyytta itse asiassa
loytyykin sanger vahan ia sekin
on vaan s~uurimmaksi osaksi
muodollista laatua, sananmuoto-
ia ia lausetapoja koskevaa, NUT
ia mikali sta on, eli Sc koske ky
symysta, onko Jumala s~ovitettu
kaikkien synneista, eli onko ar
ia autuus kaikille, eika saa-
ko siihen toitta, ansioitta ia eh-
doitta kurja syntinen luottaa,
vaan siina on erimielisyys, josko
valmiin autuuden uskottomuu-
dessa hykaavia tekopyhien ia
suruttomien joukkoa voidaan
kutsua autuaaksi.
Tahan kysymykseen antoi
past. j. Huuskonen ~ensimaisessa
kirjoituksessaan "Kuka on au-
tuas", kielteisen vastauksen, sa-
nomalla, eta "ei Jesus eivatka
apostolic kutsu autuaiksi juma-
lattomia ia tekopyhyyden kiivai-
lijoita." lama waite on min sell
va ia raamatullinen, eta yksi-
kaan HIN kirjoitusta vastaan XII
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
CALUMET. MICH.

Calumetin Kansallisseurakun-
nan vuosikokous oil t. k. "a D.,
jossa m. m. virkailijoiksi valit-
tin yksimielisesti kaikki entinen
virkakunta, paitsi kahta johto-
human jasenta, jotka olivat pois
jaaneet, valittiin niiden tilalle
uudet. virkaiijat ovat nyt :esi-
mics, ]. Palmer; varaesimies, A.
Kiyela rahastonhoitaja, E. Kali
Ito; Observation-Disclosures A.
Lampsa; kirjuriksi ]. Lindgren,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
Hartausseuroja HelmikuulIa

5 p. Alangossa K. Simonson-
min talossa klo 2 j. PIP.
6 p. Idingtonissa Mr.. L. Per-
ki6n talossa klo 2 j. PIP.
z p. Rice Laken kirkossa H.
eht. yhteydessa klo II ap. ia klo
g ill.
ID p. Brainerdissa H. eht. yh-
teydessa klo 2 j. PIP. ia klo 8 i'll.
Is p. >Vierailen Rabdalissa klo
8 j. PIP.
II p. Pine Riverilla Mr.. L.
Willsonin talossa klo 1 j. pp.
Is p. Crosbyssa kaupungiA
koululla klo 8 i'll.
X. G. Rissanen,
Telefon rs. Gilbert, Mimi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28

moo: "minur on fosto, mind tabbsm
fostaa." &affauben tpot, on ipaimos-
iaimme pGan pddIld tiilifina biilim&.
iotfa metGd beta porannufieem IL
Min poitetaan poba bpmIIG.
80. 2anfYs.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
AUTTAJAN

Taman kmin arvo on $3.50, jonka summan edesta Auttajan like sitou-
tuu vastaamaan Auttajan vuoskerrasta. Kortin omistaja vol tanan itse
tavttaa. kenen hyvaksi haluaa ia parma 1 sentn poshmerkina varustetuna
postfn. Korttia voidaan kayHa Auttajan tlauksa uudistaessa, kun vaan
merkitaan onko tlaus uusi tai uudstus.
on maksanut yhdesta Auttajan v~uoskerran tilauksesta $1.5O.
Auttaia on lahetettava seuraavala osotteena:
:
Uusi, tai uudistus? ...........
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago Dec. l6.-Considerablc uncasiner wa,
sirCwn in the ranks of wheat shorts today and they
hid up the rricc Of both the December and May in
order to keep up their position. The December
ranged from Ll5S. and Llsi. and closed p higher
for the day at LIE MAY sold between IIeS and
liz. the latter being only tc above the resting
spot Of the day. showing gain of lI-c- There was
more doing in July. and the trade in May was on
an enormous scale and it fair in the December.
Then little in the cash situation to encourage
holders of futures. There only 500 bushels Of
wheat sold here today. with little business the
sesboard. and holders Of the cash article at Gulf
ports offering it al &c under the Chicago MAY
{. o. h. vessels and at 3i=c under Chicago May for
January shipment. with takers. There were
szess Of 500 bushels of contract wheat TO 20 to
the stores here. which will BE- delivered Deem
Der contract The government crop report issued
Wednesday considered quite bearish. II
showed the largest yield known. and il was
generally believed that prices would suffer in
quencc under the buying craze.
II reIorfad from New York that foreigners
were liberal sellers Of May wheat at Chicago and
Winning, and IT al -D reported before the close
Of the day that foreigners buyers Of wheat
futures in this market. The heavy buying in the
way of investment led by the outsider. Who
not only took hold freely the Price dips but
followed thc market it advanced and purchased
goodly amounts.
Corn adrxnccd ISc for the dcf-rcd months and
2Isr for the nearby. Outsiders. well the old
bull crowd absorbed the offerings as the market
advanced and the bCars who attacked the structure
POSITION at Losses. Cash sales light at 5 oD
b1rhcls
Oats WAS up u to sc, the market sympathizins
with other grains. Cash Transactions small at
IS 90 bushels
shorts were liberal buyers of PORK and ribs. whic,
caused bullish feeling to overcome the market for
hog products. notwithstanding the weakness in hogs
at the yards.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
TRADING TAKES SLUMP.
Only Three Issues Involved In Local
EXCHANGE Sales.

4 relax from the lively trading OF
Tuesday and Wednesday was suffered
on the Washington Stock Exchange
yesterday. there being only three is
sues involved in sales. Prices gener-
ally tended to lower levels.
A total of siNty-five shares of Wash
ington Railway and Electric preferred
stock sold at SO is. or Is OF a point
above the previous sale of this stock
4 block of $1,000 worth of per cent
bonds of the same company was dis
posed of al 81.
The bid on Capital Traction stock
was lowered IA of a point to s5. and
that on Washington Gas one point to
rs. The only other sale of the day
consisted of $1,000 worth of Potomac
Electric Power 5 per cent bonds at 100.
\ quarterly dividend Of 3 per cent
has been declared by the National
Bank of Washington. payable January
3. The transfer books will be closed
from December 81 to January 3.
The quarterly dividend of IL per
cent has been declared by the Union
Trust Company. 1t is payable January
Is to stockholders of record January
1. The transfer books will be closed
from January 1 to IA. inclusive.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yotk Dee. s-Can money, opened re'
cent; high. per cent; low. n per cent; renewals
> per cent: ruling, PER cent: last. per cent.
The time money market shows slightly frme,
tendency. though it is not reflected to any extent
by stifenins of rates. Banks showing som.
disposition TO hold of. duo TO the approach Of the
first Of the year turnover. and To the heavy de
Inands for money that have recently been made
upon many Of them frum the West. Most. Of the
trading is in industrals at ~ per cent for Sxty
days "a per cent for ninety days. per cent fol
four and five months. and per cent TO 81 pe,
cent for six months.
There is n small business in mixed loans at q:
per cent to "a per cent for sixty and ninety days
27t per cent to per cent for four. five and six
mo.lths. For over the year ~ per cent to "a
per cent is quoted.
TIE commercial paper market continues quiet
with change in the rate. Most Of the pape1
is being placed at 3i4ayE per cent Very choice
raper Is being bought at , per cent. The largef
par. Of the per cent business is being done by
lew oanks in the Wall Street district. the other
hanks b'lnE unwilling to touch the paper at that
rate. Trading in the country market is almost at
standstill. with the rate quoted at "a per cent.
The market for acccptances Is dull and unchanged
at TO rs per cent for ninety days and III to 2s
per cent for four mouths
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
sExdirid@d.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for larSe lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices higher.
Lower grades may he sold for less. Fancy goods
Command higher prices
Produce market somewhat drmer condition
Receipts: Poultry light ard quotations stronger in
tone Dressed hogs continue in heavy receipts. with
figures low. Live stock weak
Fruits and vegetables In firm demand. with QUO
tations on canbernes. spinach. sweet potatoes.
lettuce and Brussels sprouts higher.
EGGS-Fresh. doz.. 5a8; Southern, Ian.
BUTTER-Best prints new, per N, 3; tub, 81
process. 8; under grade. creamery. GsD: stors-
packed. 1sa0
LARD-Tub. pure. H.. lois; do, compound, y,
cottonssed oil. per can. SIS.
CHEEsE-New York. new. ner h.. ID: fat. par
ib. ID; Swiss domestic. Der h.. a: do. foreign.
ger Ib.. a
LIVE POUDTRY-Hens. per Ib.. Il: roosten.
per h.. ioall: spring ducks. per H.. &c; sprins
chickens. per h.. Is; turkeys. per h.. %.
GREEN GOODS-Beaps. per basket, 20oaa0o
beets. per bunch. 3ai; Bussels' sprouts. pr qt,
loals: cabbage. new. per b6l.. soa75; carrots. psr
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17

tuneA. -; .essIilswr. ~ ente. 4eoa1D; oslay.
pr cfsts. SAsA0: eucunben p9 baskst, 2aaaN;
pmAlinGA pr nass. i.1ta2o; sgsp,aats. pr cats.
sssa0: kaie. pr ~: sais; lettncs. riodda. pa
tnaket. lNs10; d.. North CarolinA. pr bsaket.
l-soss 3; onions. pr sod. 2soa21: par.nips. per
~, 9a7s: peppeD. pr erate. L1saao; popcorn.
Pr box mas: toestoss. Per Aok. 2lsa23; sWeets.
PEE bha.. l.Ds41: yams pr bbl. L1a1.5o; squash.
pr bbi. IiJa2eo: spinach per bbl. 1.5a2oo; toma-
tns. psr bo9. 1oosaoo: turnips. per bbl. Loosl-0;
do. Per boa. 3a0
FRUITs-Appis. per bbi-. I.oos4W; ersnberrisa
per bbl.. aooal00; do. pr box. L75a20; napea
pr basket, l34aiD: gapefrsrit. per box. 27sa3.3:
lemons. psr box. .soaan: pinesppies. psr eats.
asaAso.
LIVE sTOCK-vssi calves. prime. per H.. 10:
do. medium per h.. ssss; do. new. sss4: sprins
lamhs. psr H.. Sasls
DRESSED GOODS-Drrssed hogz. mall. per h..
NJ: do. medium. pr h.. o: do. heavy. per
h.. 1x.
HAY. STRAW. AND CoRN-HsJ. best timothy.
per ton. lAoo; mixed. pr ton. nooai5.W:
straw. Per ton. laoo.lsoo; wheat straw: psr ton.
aes: corn. per b6l. Lp; do. new. per bol-. IA
sEEDs-Clover. rcd. per h.. isa21; do. alsike.
per h.. lsar; co. timothy. per bus. a4as IS;
red top. per ID. loi; orchard srass. psr bus.
l.spa13: blue rsss. Der bus. l.D; re- per bus. In
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Dec. B.-Cottoa was unfa~oeab,y sf
fected today by the unsatisfacfoy attitude Of Aus
tra toward the note Of the United States On III
Ancona matter. and In the final hour showed {
heavy tone. The weakness In securities csuset
apprehension among cotton traders. Local and
Southern interests sold and at the close was II
to % points lower. feature Of the days Statistic
was the arrival of 314l bales Of lintcrs here.
Spot Was quiet at decline Of 10 points to l21c
There were sales. A dispatch from Greenville
Tex. said that holders steadily refused to sell
Christmas cotton" this season probably will b
the smallest n many yean.
Spot at Liverpool in fair demand at an 3D.
vance Of points. to the basis Of 7.S3d for mid
upland.
Cleaances for the season amount to 203ou
bales. contrasted with 2,6i 81 bales . year ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Dec H-FLOUR-winter clear. 4.s6s
%: winter straight. 50sS.B: winter patent. s.s5s
sos: sydng clear. 506e5 o. spring straight, 5.Bass6
spFins patent. s.7ossIS: City MillS best winter
patent. S56; City Mills blended pstsnt. S6: City
i.7ua4o; City Milk' spring patent. S.s6; rye -four.
medium 10 choice. Slsa5Ts. corn meal FER 100 Ibs
l1ssl.6.
MILL FEED lin Io-lb saGks)-sprins brsn.
Apss3.O; -four to white middlinss. 0UA3.oo;
ding. 3.5naAW; do. whits middlings 30oaB. 90:
do. winter bran. 20lA.0
DRESSED POULTRY-Tnksys. ehoic-. lsfss.
young. Per h.. -: do. fair to good. lb. las;
do. poss and crooked breast. h.. L: chickens
straight. young. per b.. Il; do. miIed young and
old. peT h.. u: do. old roosters. per h. uals:
ducks. choice. fat. pr h. Il: geese. choice nearby.
l5aA
BUTTER-CEsamsry. fancy. per lb.. 1iiaB: do.
choice. 5isb: do. good. aao: do. prints. 1aT;
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
BANK DIRECTORS REELECTED.
Potomac Savings Omcials of George
town VIII Serve Again.

tomac Savings Bank, of Georgetown.
yesterday reelected the following officers
for the ensuing year: q. W. Offutt.
president; Edward L. Schneider. vice
president: B. A. Bowles. cashier; ]. W.
Boglcy, secretary; H. w. Offutt, treas
urer. and George w. Offutt. jr., coun-
sci.
The board of directors which met
yesterday was named at the annual
melting of the stockholders on Tues
day. The new board consists of Will
lam w. Anderson. George w. Offutt.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
GRAND OPERA FOR sCRBEs.
Famous singers Will Appear Before
Press Club Tonight.

As q special entertainment three stars
of the Boston Grand Opera Company
will appear in . concert at the National
Press Club at s o'clock this evening.
They are the famous Russian baritone,
Baklanoff. who is creating such a ia
vorable impression in this country; Mar
dones. basso: and the distinguished tenor.
Zenatello. These stars will sing a num-
Der of selections at the club through the
courtesy of Max Rabinofr. director Of
the company.
The early evening hour was fixed be-
cause the soloists could not appear dur
Ing the grand opera performances. A
special arrangement will be made by
which all the club members who are
scheduled to attend the important min
strel rehearsal which is to take place
about that time at Polls Theater. will
be able to hear the opera singers.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
MARKET Weak
ON WAR FEARS
Traders Apprehensive Over
Austria S Reply to Amer
lean Note.
LOW PRICES AT CLOSE
Early Gains Are Wiped Out with
Losses Ranging from 2
to E Points.
LOW PRICES AT CLOSE

New York, Dec. 16.-Apprehension
over the Austrian reply to the Ameri-
can note impaired weakness to the
stock market in the late trading to-
day Early gains were wiped out and
replaced with losses which in some
specialties ranged from two to SIX
points According 10 Wall Street re-
ports the Austrian note was unfaVor-
able and created an impression that
led to expectations of serious compli-
cations Closing prices were around
the lowest for the session. but COM
mission houses are hoping for fur
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
Diggs Marries Warrington Girl.

San Francisco. Dec. 16-Maury T..
Diggs. under sentence Of two years for
alleged violation of the Mann White
Slave law. has been married to Miss
Martha Warrington. the girl who brought
about his conviction, 1t was learned to-
day. The ceremony was performed In
Oakland last night.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17

Samuel Artz. Alphonse NJ. Baer. Emory
H. Bcgley. Henry w. Onutt. jr.. Ed
ward L. Schneider, J. w. Stohlman. n.
w. Onutt. d. b. Elgin. and J. w. Bog
ley. The bank is entering upon its
fourteenth year.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York Dec B.-Stocks in the outside market
today displayed irregular tone. Corpcrs were
hrn but somewhat neglected and moved within =
narrow unge. Sales:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17

do. biocka Sa,s: ladla. M: Aaxyiasd sra
Pennsylvania. rolls. n. -; daiy urinta ~;
process butter. MI: st00paeksd. u
EGGs-Aasylasd. Penn0isaaia nd Wegtan.
arsts .; wes vhyinh. -; southsp. . -.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17

Total sales eeo.Do shares. against CABS yester-
dsy. 655a5 a week ago. and 1 10 q year ago
From January to date III sc go against IS SIS
year ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished By w. b. Hihbs 4 Co.
sALEs
Washington Railway and Eectxic. nd. Is at
Ssh, s. at &C., 3 at Sis.
After call:
Potomac Electric Consolidated per ont, 81 90
at 100 Loo at 100
Washington Railway and Electric n. 1900 at
81, 81, 900 At 81
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

ther reaction to catch buying orders
which they report as existing in sub
stantial volume under the present
level.
In the early dealings the general
list showed strong undertone with
specialties substantially higher. Con-
solidated Gas and Baldwin Locomotive
being favorites. The Anglo-French
bonds were, in better demand and af-
ter selling around the previous low
level. advanced about a point I'm
certainty relative to the possibility
of a strike of employees on seventeen
railroads entering Chicago deferred
any outburst of strength in the rails.
better inquiry was reported for
steel common and a favorable quar-
terly report of earnings is expected.
The frmness prevailed up to the last
hour when prices weakened on the
result of the Austrian note.
The drop in Mexican Petroleum Of six
points following a like advance yester-
day>came in for much comment. Brokers
declared that a prominent floor trader
who has recently been giving exhibitions
of manipulative ability in Studebaker
was responsible for the sharp advance
and equally impressive decline. The ad-
vance was accomplished through total
sales of more than S1.Ooo yesterday where
3lB00 shares today to eliminate the rise.
Rumors that the company is to be merged
with the California Petroleum are made
out of whole cloth according to a reliable
source.
Wide Range In Baldwin.
Baldwin Locomotive had price range
of SIS points. Early in the day 1t rose
IA points on rumors that the company
had booked So 100000 OF war orders. In
the late afternoon it quickly dropped
more than seven points, closing with a
net loss of , 3-S points.
California Petroleum shares continued
active but sold on with the balance of
the list in the late dealings. On account
of the depression in the oil business the
last two years this company, it is learn
cd. has been restricting its output The
steady Improvement in the demand for
oil and the advance in prices in re-
cent months, however. has caused the
management to decide to increase its
output next year. 1t is learned that the
proposed merger OF 10 oil companies
in the Independent Oil Producers Agency
in the West which has been under way
at different times during the last two
days is assuming more definite shape.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
The Safest Investments

A. :S-.s that do not Euctuate during ois
su1bsd conditions Of the money OF stsck MAJ.
ksA First deed Of trDt note Tint mon.
-. veil secured on real stats In the Dis
rrSst q Coiunbia. eunstituts 'giltedse" IL
sosnatA Thsy DO not dspsnd upon tie
assnnal responsibility Of Individually or eos.
sRpsasns for thdr stability. and are exsopt
Sso taxafion - penonal property. We CA
upp6 neh isvsstneats In amounts froo -
sI1lfd Send for booklet. Concerning Lsaas
md lnyestmeutA"
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17

IUlS.
Dee. II. -.
Prices. $50,
SD. 500.
N.1. 500.
Boxes $500.
Now On sale
at Droop's.
18th and q.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
Furnished by n. L. Carpenter L Co.
LlyeFD0Ol.
New York.

Middlng. -; yesterday, 20. Sales. 1000 hales
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-12-23
Plant Wheat and Oats.

Clarendon county made only a
third of corn crop this year. That
is startling, we think. and particu-
larly because it will strike deep at
the poor man this next season. Our
authority for that estimate is Mr. W
P Legg, one of the most conserva-
tive men in the county. MIR Legg,
in turn, has been 80 advised by we'll
informed farmers throughout the
county. There is but one thing to
do, and that is to plant wheat and
oats in order to have early remedy
for food shortage.
We need not say that our mer-
chants and bankers will look into
this, for that goes without saying.
It is not a money crop which we
need just now, but the quickest food
crops that can be made. We are
not an alarmist. This condition
calls for speedy relief. and relief
can only be had by facing the stu
alton with our eyes open. -Nann''Y
Herald
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-12-23
KerShaV Sheriff ReInStased.

Columbia, December 20:-Declar-
ing that the Governor has no power
to remove or suspend Sheriff, the
supreme court tonight reinstated W
w Huckabee to the office of Sheriff
of Kershaw county, from which he
was suspended several months ago
by Governor Manning for alleged
failure to enforce the prohibition
laws. The decision of the court,
which was written by Associate JUS
tice Hydrick, was unanimous. The
court declares that the statute un-
der which the Governor suspended
Sheriff Huckabee and named Isaac C
Hough as his successor is unconsti-
tutional.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-12-23
REV HAROLD THOMAS ILL.
Has Nervous Breakdown Will e
HoIdinu Mission at Columbia.

Florence, December 81: - Rev
Harold Thomas, who has been for
the past two weeks conducting mis-
sions in the State, has been requir-
ed to give up his work ard return
home. He suffered nervous break
down while preaching in Columbia,
and the physicians required him to
cease work at once and come home,
where he is resting as quietly as
possible, all company having been
forbidden. Mr. Thomas is one of
the hardest workers in the diocese
and he has had a great deal to con-
tend with recently and has been
working very hard in spite Of pro-
tests of friend and congregation.
He will be required to rest now
until fully able to resume his work.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-12-23
WORDS FROM HDME.
Statements That Hay Be Investigated
Testimony of KingS.ree Citizens.

When a Kingstree citizen comes
to the front, telling his friends and
neighbors of his experience, you can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
of people residing in far away places
do not command your confidence.
Home endorsement is the kind that
backs Doan's Kidney Pills. Such tes-
timony is convincing. Investigation
proves it true. Below is statement
of Kingstree resident. Nostronger
proof of merit can be had.
SA Nettles, ex-hotel proprietor,
Mill St, Kingstree. says: Several
years ago hurt my back, lifting a
heavy piece of iron pipe. After that
my kidneys acted irregularly, and
my back was so sore and lame l could
hardly stoop. The kidney secretions
passed too freely at times, and again
scanty. The least cold l got, settled
on my kidneys and made me worse.
When q friend recommended Doan's
Kidney Pills | used them as directed
and they relieved all symptoms of
kidney trouble"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Nettles had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo. N Y.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-12-23

Never mortgage the farm to buy
an automobile. No matter how
much you want to 60, there are
other things besides Fords that can
pick you up. Yes. be content to rest
the remainder of your life in the
lunatic asylum for speed craziness
because you couldn't do it, rather
than mortgage your little farm for
q "buzz-wagon."
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-12-23

The best basis of credit at last is
the genuine old simon-pure honesty.
No matter how much money a man
may have, it is not safe to credit
him if he is not an honest man.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-12-23

Does using the law on real rascal
ever do very much good? 1t takes
thunder and lightning to make some
rascals shell out.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-12-23
q. ooi,lne That Doas Not Affect The Head

BECAUSE of its tonic and laxative effect. tAAA-
TIVE BROMO DUMMIES peter tnan osu.na.y saay
finTine in head. Remember the full name alS ana
look for the signature Of E. W. GROVE 9ss'
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REFEREE HILL.

MIR. David H. Hill, Of the Able
vile bar, has been appointed Ref
cree in Bankruptcy by Judge H. A.
M. Smith, of Charleston. Mr.. Hill
takes the place Of Mr.. Henry C. Till
man, who has been appointed a
member of the Board of Pardons.
Mr.. Hill formerly practiced law as
a partner of Judge Frank B. Gary,
and later as a member of the firm OF
Greene & Hill. For the last two
years, he has practiced alone. He
is e. young man with a good know
ledge of the law, is industrious, anc
has the ability to make a good off,
Ger. He will have jurisdiction i:
the counties Of the eighth judicia
circuit. The position pays about
thousand dollars per year in salary
and it will not interfere with the
practice in the state court.