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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19
Ser id6uite Sob.
Bon Sanns Cigar 3app.


Gs tlingt elm 9ieo pom alters bsr.
Dds itol3e 2ie0 Der 5reien;
Gos tIinat bonn sfels biz an bas Ms,r
9ur6 unf're Sdla6tenreibn,
nao pie aud SAB uns rings umIteat,
Sas 0ieo Iebt in uns alien:
.&ein i4on'rer 600 if GIf Der @elt.
4Is ME bor'm Jsino ssfaasn!~
9ns Mil 81 tebrem Spfermut
Die oeuti4en 6erSen ItGblen,
0as pirft oes heiPgen 8ouI6es 0lui
Sn uni're WiGnnsrIeelen;
uno pie lid olih dm Simmels5elt
Die Wetteripolten hanen:
&eiu i60n'rsr Cob lit uuf Der Wselt.
@ls lpie por'm Geino gefaGleni
Wir fi5len's tief in unI'rer gruIt.
Wofur mir bents itreitsn;
Drum 9Iib'n mir 10 poa 1o0eslut,
Mir ebrenpOa 0stpei6ten;
Drum ioa. mas unIere Qoern ldpeQt,
3m Sieo Der Ibnen idnQen:
Rein ifon'rer Soo lit nuf Der @elt,
us ME por'm Seino 9sfnGen!
Inns itdrtt Die SitgssSuperEdt
SIN cidten augslregen;
@orlpdrts gum Sturm. ltnb oas Sc
lid)t
Gem 6einOe ifol3 sutgegen,
Die SABINE tpebt, bic Srommel Qeat,
Sort ou Die Bonner ballen?
aein It0n'rer 3oo 1T uuf Der Wett.
Nls lpie oor'm 6eino eefalleni
Nir iino ods ate aampfgei6le4t.
Inns p0dt tein TeiQ' Grbeben;
lin 5reibeit eebt's. lin Gbr' unb
Rett!
Nm unI'rer 6eimat Qeben!
lln0 itrsdt nod uns auf blut'0em eseio
iGb Die 9rduen:
Stein ld0n'rer Sob 1T ouf Der WeGt,
4Is fpie por'm 1Seino Qefullen.
audi Die Gruoer Wlnn fir
Widnn
Der 9roBe 0arbtnIdnittsr,
llno tritt er ieIblt an un5 hsrdn
Sm S6ldhisaungstpitter-
8stroft! Wer fdQt, Der bari dls 6elo
@lorreid biniberlpalIeK.
Gein Ihon'rer COB lit ouf Der Welt.
9tIs fpie por'm fSeino e%efaIen!
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Nmu(ette.

Der @laubs an bic SduBtraft oes
4muletts, 0oS al5 Wort aus Gem ara
biSdlen 6nmnltt itammt uno bier lopiet
pie QnllngieI beoeutet. lit urait. Die
antite bat oas AmuIett in Der SForm
bon 8slhtporungen. bic man duf
Stein ooer DISQUALIFICATION idrieb.
perpenoet, uno crit oas pierte nad
driitlihe Sabrbunoert enttpidelt einen
bereoten Gifer 9sgen oisie 4rt 4ber
giauben. Den odnn 8arl Der @robe
auf osm Aon3iI pom Yours itierlif,
a~nterfngen ldBt. 0leitipobl bat Id
aber Der 0Iauhe an bic 6eil uno
ShubtraFt hes Mmuletts nod lan0e,
ia eieentlid) big in Die unmitteIbare
@eaentpart erboIten. Wie Die alien
Meanpter sen SIorubaeu8 als Sal;ss
ma peytpeuoeten. 10 bobsn Bic Qanbss
:nsdte oes DreiBiaidbri9sn &rieaes.
in benz INNER ipieoer bic Rebe BON
biebs uro ihg6ieiten Menidtn 1T.
tSeorg.nthaler aIs 4muIette berlpeno.t.
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Dir prtrrallrl,.
Sti,jr non Gusen SioIani.

Sabrelnng bate i6 lie bei r:einen
6riibipn3isrgdngen I'M 9erl;2tr 3isr-
garten beobahtet.
Din elmer Defenders 6Ibit dsleQes
nen SteIe oieIer unter frieorit Dem
8roBen sntitanoensn prd6tiaen Gar
tendnlagcn fdnoen lie ii6 ieoen Wpra
gen %3uIammen.
Der cine Tam bon rehts, Der ons
oere ron Der linten Seite. Seinahe
in 'eIben Woment t1utbten tie ouf.
Mfan bate Die ubren aah ibrem Gr.
iAeinen itslen f0nnen. W{on ourfte
iogen: nit militdriidsr 9inttIjd=
felt. Oas Giierne &reus uno Die on
beren Croensdb5eihen. Die liz on ibz
rtr 8ruit trugen. seiaten. oob beioe
6reunoe. Tie Iih BORT gu einem
pIduoeritiin0hen 3uiammen flnoen,
eeoient uno oaB 9eioe oen 0eutins
Sran3oliiten arieg pon 1870 unn II
mitaemaht batten.
Wtan tonnte mohl aud fGgen: nit
Der Yiinttlihteit Oerttifer 9earlten
traten ie an. Sabrelana mcdtsn Iis
gsipobnt Tsin, e6snIo gleihmdbig duf
ibrem 9ureouitubl in ir9ero eineGl
Imte pIaB 81 nebmen, tpie lie tier
einen Sib ouT elmer RutebNnt bee
Sisr9nrtens nit QroBer piinttIids
!eit ein3unehmen pfls8ten.
Sic IhIenen gan5 9enou gu mifIen,
pdnn Iid aie Nnld9en beIebten. PAM
nod Isere pldBs oGf ben Rubebdnten
Su finoen ieien. Msnn ie tamen. lpaz
rem nod immer genug pldBs frei,
fnto odrauf purbe es boiler i'm Siers
sarteu. Damn NOR bnlo tsin plos
mepr gu finosn.
Ginmol freili6 qeItah ss. bab
1uh lie a(le ptdbe beisBt Foroen. Sas
hiBt. lie tamsn getpib teinen @u9ens
bid ipdtsr oIs ionit. nts i,ocn friibe
rem unh isosn ipdteren 3oa. Nur Die
onoeleu 9isrqortsnbeiufsr poren
biesmdI friiber aufaeitdnoen dIs FONT.
Stgeno etlp0s 8eionoeres i'd
CLAUDE. Sic Nntiinbigunq, bnb oos
Gaiierpday olrh ben 5isrgortsn rel
ten iriiros. ODER font Elm gu erfpdrz
tenoes Sdauipiel bate mebr
8,ute ols an otipobnIi6en SaQen in
ienen 3eit her meiten Gartcnonloz
gen 9eiodt.
0omdIs fdno aud id bort tein
pIdB6en. abey Die 9offnuna, cab
bolo elmer pon ben 9dnttn aufiie6en
ioiiroe uno i'd einsn SIP erbof6en
ioonnte, lieB mid cine Weile bort bers
umIteben uno auf uno nieher qeben.
uno bic beioen 0eteranen madten es
10 mi. it. limb 10 mar ib untpintiirs
liher 3uborer ibrer @efprGhe. Oos
ionn;e mar nur ollsu lcitt iperoen.
o3ne neugieri9 uno inoistrst au lein,
otru Der cine Der Ssrrsn 1T iton
'htperborie uno 'priht. nj. al. Saus
ben fehr lout. unh ser onoere mus
'id oieier Irt Der 9eiprd6siubruna
odNr ipobl ouihiieken.
Sic iIaet.n iiber Die mano.IuS.
Ibtuns Der @eaentpdr.sm,niten Dor
een IIisr une lobten Die ~sute. alts
3ett", ipo mo BEN alter YIab
mahte.
llno Der cine Der beioen 9%eteransn
tuste binSu: LIMB Dor Gem Der
0ienIte."
limb oorn Iprahsn Tie piener. ipoz
pon tie 10 oft uno an lisbItsn iid
unterklttn hatien, Dor Der arobsn
3ett. in Der ie oas Giierus Sreu, ers
iporbtn.
ia wuree I'd aeadtet une &C..
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Gin berrliehes 8N
rcn Kaiier wiltelm!

Pm Is. sunni 1918 ~feierte oas
oeuIide Boil ben %. Sabrestas bon
aaifer &ilhelms 6eatme. oei'
fen He9ierung in bic @eidifte lber'
geben piro ais bic zines Der srp6ten
aaer SpbeBoHern. Ter .8 ar
&oro"- ME i'm bic anglo'ameri'
toniIde &reGe 81 besei4nen pfest -
bat fih als miriliher 6rieoens'
farf e~rpieien; unter leinsr 8egie'
runs bat bas beutihe &eid leine
groBte 8liitbe erreidt, uno abe
9eutiden auf benz groenrunoe olr'
fen itUfs auf ibn fem. 9aB &c
auh Elm pirtliter r8ar Serb"
fem tann, oas benefit sur Rtit oie'er
w~unoeruoue Manu nit ieinen lies'
reiden SeerihaareH elmer SanSen
WeIt pom 5einoen segenhber
lin unieren 2eiern einen @efaueu
su ertpeiien, fiefern mir elm praht'
poles, a%uerneueltes Bib BON aaiier
0ifhelm, @roBe 10Hxl6 Sou uno
palieno gum ginrahmen, pprtofrei in
elmer 3one perianbt. III 15e pre-
Stld ODER sfuei fir 25c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

1os neue btr5oglihe Wuftum i'm
8obur9tr !9of9orteu 1T iebs isiney 9t.
ftimmun9 iibtrseben iuoroen. Die
umfan9reihen uaturninenihaitlit,n
SammIunsen lparsn gum Seil friiber
in Der Bette unter9eegaft, mubts,,
nber nab aufnobme Der Qrosen ,3us
tpenoun9en oes ieBisen Sxrsoos iorpie
Der Resisruna in sintm eiqenen @es
hduoe oufasiisIt rptyeen. Die 9tbeis
ten tpuroeu ron Muieumsoire,tor
Stabsarst IL. =. Or. Iiiher ael,it,t.
Die etbno0rapbiiben Somm!unuen
fino ntu binsuestommen; oaruntsr
fuh @t9erItdnoe aus Den oeutihen
8clefisr airitas. Der Subtle II. T. m.
lestere ligh 3ufpenpungsu hes pt: itors
beuen !Ssr5cgs N!irso. oes Or. R6
mex in Sumatrat uno ee3 aopit6ns
WeooiEg in Aiel.
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GludipunI6.
Better

4ber i'd muB mad 9ans. Die Gonn
init
80 bealeite Sic tsim. Sd bar.
bo6?~
Stits an Settle betreten bic gferbi
ZEN ountelnoen 2aubgdng.
&iit9 fuBt zen 3ugsl letter. Sir
S6loG init Der 0erts uno .!0ello'
lsgt ib in Trab. sic III ibrem BE.
alsitsr Elm Stid pordus Hno getpinn.
jsBt inn @alopp Die Gbuu6es.
Set geitsrn peiB i'd. oaB mir i6l
6sr3 qeb0r;." llnabldHig ordrqen i'd
oiefe Worte ibr ouf unb Mi linen cir
idOnss. lo4eH1ss MdodengsIiht =
Gore Gonssn.
lIno morQsE Idon miro ie ibrt
8one beginuen miiisn. tpiro IL
6reunoIhaft beli6eIn hn, 100 Ie bdBt,
uno 0!sidmut fienen "a. no ic
liebt. Weld sins la4erlitls ftyee III
bod oas Qs6en,
n5:aa" aebt itBt i'm S6ritt; Die
8ilen Der @oritGote toufsn pereins
self ouf.
~Nclt Elm toatii4ner 9fitt. Stu.
fine Hittp!"
sd muB Bic %uerlorene 3sit cit.
}ubrtnoea Tnteu. Better 0dTo'"
Gie iiuo Elm 10 itones 4}anr. nie
Re oa ne6eneinur0er reiten. Nan Bat
lie tommen iebeu. oenn 3ran3 offnst
tereits sic breittn 0ittertiiren Ger
Ginfabrt,
Quite Raft &uTue. ui,o touIeno
Can't"
n4nf @jeoeritben morQen"
8tibsno nno lGdeIno mint ie 81
rid.
.Giuten @beno. 9uter.,"
Grit oicitn N5or!en tritt aiitD cus
Dem fell ~trisuclteten 3immer nilf Die
odmmerige GerroTe. Gie iiebt Iebr
btab uno isbr jung aus in benz mel
zen GommertIeio. bab lie qeeen Die
tnoppe Reittoilett, pertauitt bat.
Der cine Ser beioeu 6erren, Die plall<
oerno an Der lerranenbruRune !e6
nen. tpenOet Iidl ibr toitig eutgegen.
Bin iA pjQtommsn, 0rGfin2"
Shirt gudau -? limb 70
iiberralheno?"
Sic ieuit Sen 9lid Dor Dem oes
bohqeluadIenen Mounes. ser iebt
Ian9i1m lire lhndls Sinoerbano on
Die Gippeu fjt6rt.
SD 6rinqe 3bnen @riiBe olls Der
0einat. OriFiu. Sober 8aum, ieoer
Stein. Die aan5e Wiutsrid0n6sit uuf
9%onin9en f~iiiitert nur einen Rnmen
rur tinen Wunih,"
Shr Gid iirebt ME bilFeiudleno on
ihm poyii6er. dber Der BlaB. Den nod
eben i6r 9ntey inne3ebo6t, If perIoI
len.
Bin i'd pergeblib %qefommcn.
@rdfin2 So pie I'm Sommer.
Ia Gie rur Gin series Nein fir mid
tntter?*
enn9iam bs6t re Sic ountIen
5u sen ieinen, Elm 2ddtln 6e6t
um ihren Wluno. Elm ~rdtielpoaes,
unerariinolides Qdtheln.
Wie Qiitia lit ood eft oas 5hids
rs reidt ibr Ielbit in oieiem
auaenblid nie Waffe, oeren Tie he
oorf. Inn Gore Gon3ens Slid gu
fhuuen,
~8itto, iIt es m5elid} lit es
Sir idenfen mir sSbr
3 aittp! Rie icu Dir Elm
2eio g%eiteben. 10 lurQe i'd atmen
onrf neben Dir. g4te cine aoniQin
Oh btrrihen oIrfen ii6er ones,
pa8 mein it,"
limb balo poaen mir TORT BON
bier. nift mlbr} Id babe
nab Der BintereinIamteit
aoninaenS. SD mGd1te mir sen mel
BEN. tii6lsnoen Sdnee uuF mein 6er3
es brennt Dor Weh. Die
18orte Iieasn ibr auf DEN 2ippen, d6er
lie ipriht nitt. le lGdelt mlr.
uno iebt tiiBt er oieien iungen
IddelnoeT Wimo.
~Saq, aittr." beainnt er sdrtlid.
0u, rpubteit Oh. pesfalb ih
sic bIidt 5u ibm auI. vSo,." Bans
iangiam uno t1um peritdnblid] tlano
ibre Stimme. Sd lpuBte ss nod
Sonnenuuter1anq,"
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25

Under this which
ports of Europe but assme2 and
the sIs 10 sa
cotton being forced down to starvation
because Great Britain
he open captures American
nomination. which
WHICH, under circumstances,
OF the extraordinary high
by diversion
shipper has recourse except the
International Law" constitute against the
months standing Il
fecy well
amounting to warfare against rade andc
necessary ror us to
% 1d & simple adequate and obvious remedy would
foreign he will
tne expectation
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25
A Long-Winded Clock.

On arriving in this country
Pat was met at the pier by his
brother Mike, who had been in
America some years, and was
taken to his home. Early on
the follering morning the new
arrival was awakened by an a.
larm clock, an invention that
was entirely new to him.
"Shure and Oh say, Nike" he
exclaimed, springing out of bed,
"the noights here in America
must be the longest av any place
in the worruld." "Begorra, Oh
don't know about thot," was the
sleepy rejoinder of Brother
Mike. "Phat makes you think
SOP"
Didn't yez hear that clock?"
returned Pat, pointing toward
the bureau. ut must have
struck at laste a thousand."-
Kansan City Star.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25
Balkans Expected to Enter War
Right Away

London, Aug. 22.-Italy's de,
claralion of war against Turkey
is expected to have an almos,
immediate effect on the Balkan
States, which still are debating
which side they will take in the
conflict. Relations between It.
ally and Roumania long have
been intimate and it is predicted
here that, especially in view of
the threatening attitude of the
Germanic Powers because of
Roumania's refusal to allow am
munition to pass through her
territory Roumania will join the
Quadruple Entente.
Bulgaria is waiting for Serbia's
reply TO the suggestions of the
Entente Ministers that Serbia
cede Macedonia to Bulgaria.
Greece is likely to declare her
future policy when the chamber
meets this week. 1t is regarded
here as significant that Nj.
Venizelos, who always has been
friendly to the Entente has de-
cided to take charge. in addition
to the Grecian Premiership, of
the office of Minister of Loreign
Affairs.
With inclusion Of Italy among
Turkeys opponents in the war
and the formers we'll known de-
sire for expansion in the Near
East, The Balkin States may con-
slider the time ripe for them to
enter the field and secure share
of what falls to the victorious
group. 1t is for them to decise
which side is likely to win
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25
Wilson Awaits Arabic Reports

Washington. Aug. 22.-Judg-
ment still is suspended by the
United States Government on
the torpedoing of the liner Ar
abic with loss of two American
lives. Pending arrival Of official
information on the attack, high
officials will not discuss it.
1t was understood tonight the
all important report awaited be
fore the United States determ
ines whether Germany has com.
mitted a deliberately unfriendly
aci" is expected from Ambass,
ad0Es GeDnCd at Rerlin CAn
statements OF american SufviV-
ors apparently have left no doubt
that the Arabic was torpedoed
without warning. The question
now is whether Germany will set
up a claim that maneuvering of
the ship led the submarine com
mander 10 believe she was at
tempting a hostile act against
him.
The President will decide TO.
morrow whether a Cabinet
meeting will be called Tuesday,
but tonight ii seemed improbable
the Cabinet members would be
summond before final reports
on the disaster were received.
Severance of diplomatic re-
latlons with Germany is being
discussed as the steps that would
follow determination that the
sinking of the Arabic was delib-
erately unfriendly. Whether
such an action would be taken
without consulting Congress
is a matter of speculation.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25


enency STABILITY make
asset the confidence
and integrity Otto
important functions OF
money needed for
Oh raroads and industries
ou needing capital which
syndicate Having
for
of
public
make offer a
in
find
issued
them security their
hoped will
10 OF created Amefiea
% p VIVA ofae lmporRat inausttas 10 sos obtain
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25

The supreme court signed a
brief order Saturday dismissine
the petition for an Injunction
against the prohibition election
set TO be held on the second
tuesday in September. Extend
ed arguments were made before
all of the supreme court Judges
and all the circuit Judges.
The petition was filed several
weeks ago by John Henry
Choppell, of Newberry.
This action of the court
leaves the way clear, it would
seem. for the election to be held
as was intended. On the 14th.
day of September the voters of
the state will have an opportuni,
ty to express their views on the
great prohibition question. The
matter should be talked and
discussed among the people, and
It's importance so thoroughly i'm
pressed upon the voters that a
heavy vote, one that will ex
press the will of the majority of
the people of the state, will be
cast in this election. Let every
man who has enough patriotism
to cast a vote be notified and
urged to be at HIS polling place
between the hours Of \ and 4 on
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25

The Allies have at last de-
Clared cotton Contraband of war
which means that they will en-
deavor, as heretofore, TO pre-
vent a bale of cotton reaching
Germany or Austria. By orders
i'll council they have tried for
months to accomplish this but
found it necessary at the open
ing of a new cotton season to
make more effective this policy
by declaring their right to con
dem cargoes of cotton destined
for ports of the enemy. What
this means for the cotton market
can not be stated: No one
sknoue :. - - =. - . &, -. y.
However. there is hope that the
market for this southern staple
will not be adversely effected,
anc some go so far as TO say
that it may help.
There is one noticeable
feature of the situation, and that
is that the farmers are not SO
worried about the possibility of
low prices as they were last
fall. This is accounted for by
the fact that the crop has been
produced at little more than
half the usual cost. and tn 1t
along with it has been grown
more peas, corn, cane, potatoes
etc., than before. With cotton
at the same price as last year
the farmers will be in better
shape. The morale of the
sellers being better, there will be
less chance of a stampede for
the market. Gradual marketing
will go long way toward
holding the price up to reason
able figure.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25
gRuRcH NOTES
BAPTIST, J. M.Sullivan. Pas

DAflifT, J. M.Sullivan. Pastorll Z.
Last 81 tunday was a good day
for us al Pageland. The SUNDAY
school Mas up to its best with all
attendan| |ce of 1876. We desire b
thank 9ne and all for fheif
presenc4 and help in this great
work. In the preaching hour
the congregation was all that WE
could wish for. We were glad
to have with us Bro. CLARK,
Presbyterian pastor, of Olanta,
S. c., in our services Sunday
morning.
Good congregation at Liberty
Hill Sunday afternoon. We ard
under many obligations to this
people for their kindness to us
in extending a cali to serve them
another year if we stay neat
enough, to reach them. Wd
thank you tcx the confidence
you rePose in us. 4
Our meeting last week a
Center Grove was good, as g
partial result we received 2 fol
BAPTISM and the church wa.
greatly revived. Pastor anC
people lwere pleased with the
service 5 rendered by our helper
Bro. LION B. Funderburk.
We are expecting a good time
next f riday and Saturday at
tending the Union meeting, 4
be held with the Cedar Cree
church In our former field.
Next Sunday being the FiftI
we MAJ run away and spend thu
day with Bro. A. G.. Baker il
the capital city, Columbia.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25

The Russians are still retreat
ing on land, but they have won
a signal victory over a German
fleet. Lord Kitchener is re-
ported to be moving an army of
about three million men across
the channel to begin gigantic
drive against the German forces
in the west.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25

the second Tuesday in Septem.
Der. That the sentiment in
favor of prohibition in South
Carolina is growing can hardly
be disputed. This election should
be an honest test of the strength
OF the prohibition forces 10 see
y they yet have a majority of
Inc people, . q. Z u
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25
R. w. Cato's Appointments

/ lst Sunday-Mt. Moriah at II
O'Clock on Sunday, and 8 o'clock
on Saturday.
End Sunday-Bethel at II
o'clock Sunday, and Saturday at
2 o'clock.
3rd Sunday-Mt. Pisgah at II
O'Clock Sunday, and Saturday al
2 o'clock.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Otto Kahn
On Financial Farm Loans

Every citizen who desires to become capabe In
BUSINESS snouid study banking every farmer who
wants 10 see tne business Of agriculture properly financed
tries All other lines of industry have devsnnad q
facilities adapted to their needs We have oil 80. =.
financial syndcates authorized bv law or oustor ~
In certain line of securities hut In mona 10 tn, a.
cia channels will farm securities travel witbont bn
in the way excessive rate of ntereo ~ haan
counts. ~ f"'' N-s
Inc most powerful financial institutions in America
private banks and they are the moe ,rnortant -
tba IA oft
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25

Less than four million bun
dies of fodder have been pulled
in Chesterfield county the first
two days of this week.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25

Judging by the reports from
the various meeting throughout
the country, one would conclude
that the world is getting better.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25
Bought First Bale.

I Monroe, Aug. 23-Messrs.
AZ M. Farley & Sons, cotton
brokers of this place, bought
the first bale of North Carolina
grown cotton at Morven, Anson
County, Friday. The bale
weighed 41S pounds and brough
8 3-4 cents a pound.
Cotton buyers of this section
are very optimistic concerning
the marketing of this years crop.
Practically all of them state
that cotton will bring more this
year than last, Notwithstanding
England's recent conlraband
order.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25

Melon cholic days will soon
give place to the melancholy
days.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25
o OUR PUBLIC FORUM
\R. G.. Duff
On Cotton AS Contraband.

Hon. R. c. DS6, Of the highest authorities
International law In the nation and of the most
capable citizens ip the United States when asked
investigate the exporting Of cotton and interpret
laws Of nations on this subject for the American
man. said in part:
Article % of 1.-THE Declaration of London reads as
follows; follows The fobwing may not be declared contra
band OF war: Q) cotton, wool, silk, ETC. Great
Britain not only sgnatory Of the Declaration Of
London but IN fact called the conference and insisted
the inclusion lof he III ahsol IA
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25

The hum of the gins can be
heard once again! Glad are we.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-08-25

Little Mrs. Justwed-And, do
you know, my husband never
even thinks of so much as going
for a scuttle of coal without first
kissing me!
Old Hornbeak-In about two
years, my dear, you may consid-
er yourself lucky if he gets the
coal.-Ex.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
oP1n1D1Io ooeguuaa1use on.

Prof. r. G. Es,ass. pesoissst
among Gil aes % sesisgist, and whs
has bseeas actively Interested in TIA
Dsveneat to Ssvslep The oil snd gas
resources Of this valley, was . caller u
the Telegram Office yesterday.
Mr.. Kessier il decidedly optinistic
regarding the future Of the Grand val.
Icy. section aad expressed tAs belief
that in the net far distant future cheap
fuel resulting from the development Of
natural resources would cause more
thsn one large manufacturing aad
.s.eleing esterprise to build sad operate
mt some point between Grand Junctisa
.asd 0leawood Spring.
he stated very frankly that gas
more than oil would add to the pros.
perity of the Rifle section, and his
field operations, conducted during the
past month. fully convinced him that
the first named article in unlimitc !
quantities could be developed within \
short distance of town.-Rifle Tele-
gram.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
A181NO IL No T-..-
- 0noWnRe HAo1

Yesterday Forest RaaSss Fsstss, frsn
the forest station on d1eokeut aoustain,
above Leando, counted eighteen old elk
s.d twelve calves. .......
He says they asde . nsst plsesiss
sight - tie big ball elk fesaAiHsd est
- guards with the cows s.d calves
bunched in the ceater feeding.
This herd is Of the first two ship
neats Of elk.te Aspen by the govern.
nent and Aspen lodge No. "a, b. P.
o. Eiks. The third shipment did not
mix with the original herds and thsy
are now over on the Frying Pas.
The forest reserve has set aside sew
eral townships at the bead Of Rocky
Ford, Woody, Hunter and Dead Man
creek rs = game reserve and it is there
the big herd Of eighteen old ones and
twelve young ones are now making
their home.
Ranger Halleek yesterday counted
seven old fellows ON Richmond hill and
in Tourtelotte park. Sheepherders in
that district say they believe there are
two or three calves in this bunch.
We will soon have as many real elk
as We have Limitations in and about
Aspen.-Aspen Democrat Tines