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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

gdtpierigfeiten bil6en tperbe. Mn
onoeren @tenen inbeiien NOR mon
ser Mnii6t, 6nB 6ie ir1formene amert,
funi}de Note funrn ettpos n1ebr gum
grfoIg baben Tonne, aIs oaB oie 6ra-
ge Ser Minenlegung IN ettpas genti1.
bert o6et mebr feitgeIegt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
2. Mar5.

2. Mar5.
Weoior Mforubt, Der nrilitarii4e
Qritifer 6es r8erli1er GagebluttS,
fagt in ieirer @rorterung ser fran5o-
ii{den 0fferiine in Ser @bmpog1re
foIgen6es: Ser fron50iiide gerl14>
cine 8ref4e in oie bertiden 2inien
in ser Gbanrpagne 5u idlogem, nr1B
oIs berfeblt orgefeben merben. Die
ueberroidung, bte Bel fol6 einem
Nlan erfubrungsmeiie bon @rfo1g Be-
gleitet fem fa1rn, lit 1pidt gelnngen
uno sic beutiden Gruppen on oen
be6robten Bn1rf fi1r6 nun imftanoe,
sic Mngreifer 5urid5ubaIten banf Ser
ausgeaei@neten giienbabnperbino inou1r-
oen, Sic es er1n0gliden, redt5ehig
@eierpen bera18uidoffen. ~Dte bea1t-
i9en grfoIge 10rbli6 bon 8er6nn
1t1r6 Sen 1r0r6liden @ogeien 5eigen,
ooB 6os geiheben fann, obne Die
oel1tide gertbei6igungslinie an otr=
oern @tenen 5u ihtpdden
gine BEL Ser oiferrei6iid< d<ungari-
iden 8otidoft in @oiMngton mts
Mien ei1rgegange1re on1tlt6e Gepelde
beridtet bon ser @irnabme midtiger
ruiiiider porgei9obe1er Stequngen
in Sen tpeiHiiden &orpotben nnb Der
@efangennobnre bon 1000 &nIien.
9os Selegro1nn lal1tet mie folgt:
ugrfolgreide @dnpfe ol1f ben &peit=
li6en She'll ser &orpmbenfront
brofte mebrere borgeidobene ruiii-
1de @tellungen in nrieren 8eiib.
Neun5ebn Sffi5tere uno 1000 Monn
tpur6en gu @efangenen gemodt nno
pieI @riegsnpateriol erbeutet. Siio-
li4 ser Dnieiter fan6en nod Gnfunft
fein6Iider @eritGrfungen befttge
adarpfe ftoH> ie6od mlugen ole r1i-
| fiiden Mngriffe fell. Ser 5efno er=
lit idtpere @erlufte. Sn Eolen un6
6em tpeitli6en @uli3ten fa1u6en mtr
Mrtinerief6n1pfe itatt."
Ser preuBii9e giienbabnuririiter
bot sic Bu6getz z@ommiiiion bes preu=
Bii6en 9artbtugs berudri9tigt, bab
70 Gro5ent aller Giienbabnen, 6ie IN
Wie6ens3eiten in Betrieb tparen, ieit
bem 1. geoberrber iib tpie6er IN 8e,
trieb befin6en. Ser @eiie11bert- u116
6rodtberfebr bot ftd, 10 iogt er, Big
sun1 1. Mar5 ittetig erbobt. Ser &ei-
fe,16enperfebr betrdgt ungefdbr 80
Nrosert bes rormulen, un6 Der
6rodtperfebr 80 Bro5e1rt.
gu 5tpei @eroffe1tlidungen IN
6en EogesbIdtterr, 6ie iid nit Ger
per1neintIiben 9lberrufl1ng 6es 6e11t-
i9en 8otidofters @rafen bon 8err-
itorff beidadftiger uno cine &ritif bes
M6nriroIs Detua BON sssapan iiber oie
tperig boflide 8eborolung ieitens Ser
Negierung in @aibington erortern,
nabm SefretGr 8rpan in einer omit
liden .MeuBerung @teaung 9ieie
la11tet:: SD be6aure aufs tiefite, baB
iid 3eit1tngen in 6ieier @eiie NIT ben
Terlonen beiddftigen, Die IN inherent
9oroe frer1oe &egierungen reprdien-
tieren. 9os Stoatsoepartement bot
nidt sic geringlte geodridt iiber 6as,
mos Sic geridte iiber 6en @rafen
gernitorff iogen ltnb Elm Selegramm
BON MomriroI 9epa neriidert ous=
orudlid, baB oie 9eadridten iiber fei-
ne bernreir1tGde @ritif grur6los
iin6."
! Die 8eidieBung Der inneren Sorts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
&rotef 9e9e1t
&an0elSiperre.

9ie britilde Npte errest in 8aibing-
ton srpfen l1nmi0eu. = Nan mill
Mmfredterbaltuns bes Sentlden
!Sanoels foroern. = &urgeben Der
slliierteu labmt Amerifas 8anbel.
= l1nterbinbung bes 9anbels nit
0eutIdlanb mlrbe 11uele Gam am
idmeriten treffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Settle Sage.
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Settle Gage.
0as 8nnbesamt fir &riegsberFde'
rnng befinbet iid in ernfter finan'
5ieller gerfaiinng. = go gut mie
banferoH. = 9ie bisber einsesau.
senen 8rGmiem birfteu fanm &c.
nngen, bic gerlnite am beden. -
strenge goridriften.- 9ie stim.
mnng fir feline abidaffnns 1T I'M
8ongref iarf i'm &a4ien. = Ser
fnbrerii@er Ge,pinu.
@aibingto 0 n, .. g., 1. Mdr5.
Dus 8u1r6esornt fir &riegsoeriide.
rung fiebt ii@ infolee 6es 11ntergangs
Der ,gpelpn" uno gorb" elmer ernit>
li4en Gage gegeniiber. 0btpobI nod
i'm Mnfamgsita6i1rm feiner 9bdtigfeit
begriffen, lit oas neue Ant i1rfolge
oiefer u1tporbergeiebenen @reigniiie
tbotid@id 10 gut tpie banferott. 8ei-
oe 9nnnpfer, 6ie tpabrf9einli6 oltr@
Minen aeritort tpur6en, spea fie bon
Dem bon ser be,,tben 9tegierung nor.
gei9riebenen 3urie abtmben, maren
BEL oen 8iiro nerii9ert. Ser Shds.
mntsietretdr DfeAooo COB nod elmer
8eipre9ung NIT 6em Brai6erten 5,1,
boB sic bisber einge,tomnpenen Rrd-
n1ien tn11m geniigen 6iirfftte11, 6ie Dor.
Ieger6en gerluite 3u beglei4en.
Sic 3eritorung zines tpeiteren ber-
ii4erten @1iffes ,piir6e 6as 4riegs'
perfidera1ngsbiiro tbmfd4li@ IN
sb1loen itiir5en. sssnnerbolb 5tpei
5agen berIor oos giiro ei11en @el6be-
trog, Ser ole feline @inrtnbmen felt
Sssrrfruittreten seq @efehes iber.
trifft. Sic Broblen,e, melde bier.
6ur1 berporgerufen meroen, u1iiifen
in irgeno elmer @eiie geloit merben,
111ro es miro geplant, ftrengere 0or-
i9riften 3u erlni1en. 60 fon BON
nmeritorrii@en S1iffen, bic Inn
ariegsperfiderung nodiuden, Der.
Iangt ,perben, boB iie iid auf ss1t-
1ebolh1ng seq @urfes Ser 6e1tiden
@egierung berpfIidten> un6 a11h cine
grb0bung Der @eriiderungsraten
miro IN gr,pdgung ge5ogen.
Cine tpeitere Jolge lit cine iid I'M
@ongreb geIterro noden6e stim-
nrurg 5u @uniten elmer abf@off1tng
oes ariegsperiiderungsbiiros. eini'
ge begrii1r6en lire MniiM inbem iie
nuf sic foftipieIigen Soften BEG 8iiros
BEL tpeiteren @9iffsuntergdngen bin=
tpeiien, >pdbrenb Mn6ere, tpie Ser B-
georonete Moore bon Benniplpanien,
es betdrrpfen, neil iie in linn cine
MogIi@feit groBerer @efobren fit
sic SSr1tereifen ser Ser. @tonten er'
bIiden. n@enn es fein @egier1tngs.
periiderungsbiro gdbe," fagte er,
fonnten oie nod friegfiibrenben Cant
bern fobre1ben @diffe feine gerii@e-
r11ng Bel Eripngefenf nfdoften erbo1'
ten, unb tpiirben 5ogern, Sic 5obrt
5n 1,tternebn1en. Curb @egier,ng@
perii9er1ng errrutbigt, 1oafen fie EN-
Mififo, teinen finon5ienen gerluft I'M
@efolge bh, 1tnb begeben fi4 in &C.
tudiTer, mo- m.eriforriide Shiffe
nidts 5u tbnn boben. Mnein ibre an'
,pefenbeit in berartigen @etpdfIern be-
6robt fdon Sen 1rieben Beg ameritd'
niiden IoIfes, 1n16 tp1re es r1i4t N.
folqe Beg &riegsberiide erungsbiiros,
tuiiroen MIR tpenige bon ibnet bort
5u finoer fem"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
9arfe MnariTe nmmmtbmbar 6r5
BET erolse aat eem
meHli@en &riesSt9an%lab. t. anmdnien ldtt h@ snr@
Ruf1en ntd5t perlsdem.-9e 9euttde Note IT *Satb=
imgtsm 8antt6 tenrtbetlt.

ItS0 0\~t 0ssteWs0 ~S~SSsvSss'
ser 4ur6onellen murbe nod elmer
&upos- el6u1pg aus Mtben um 10
ltbr tpieber nufgenomuen. Gin rui-
Iii{der 'Monniral, ser bem A6mirals-
roth beigegeben muroe, lit BEL Der
Muiiertenflotte a1f Dem @ege bon
Deoeoobatb, etnem Seebafen 8a1l-
gariens, per 8abn BON Abrianopel
nod @aloniti ei1rgetroffen. Cine
lepefde aus @aloniti n1el6et, oab
5ur @ertbei6igung 9eoeaobot6 Sci
rren u1ro nnterieeboote in 6em Safen
eingetroffen iir1b 9eab Der Sapas~
oepeide bat bas Geuer Ser aaiierten=
ldiffe bie 8otterien bon &ili6babr
uno oes Sorts Sultanie (@bopaf &a-
leii, oie oen i9maliten Ebeil Der
Nnrbaneaenitrabe beidiiben, GER
lt0rt. Nab SS,rformation m1s Npte-
leue ar,6 Eereoos ii1no 100000 Git
fen on Ser &iiite Ser @anipoIi= =@nlb<
intel, in Ser gaqbe oes M1arnrorurmee.
res, u1gefdbr 1870 Meilen bon Rom'
lta1rtinopel, poftiert tpor6en.
u1rier 8un6esgrobgeih eihmorenea'ge
ridt, bos NIT ser u1reriudung iiber
oie 8erleb11eg ser 3ougeiese in Ser
bino1ng NIT ser 2ieferung bon 2e-
bens1rritteIn u. a. an oie oeltiben
&rel15er I'M Mharhtiden O5ean be-
n1ftrogt mar, fdllte mn Montog Elm
l1rtbeil gegen sic 9on1burg- -Mmerita-
2ai1lie unb flint Mnnn, Die nrit Der
gerihdiiff,,ng obieer :aaseueen IN Ser
bi1r6ung }teben. Sic Anflage lal1tete
ouf @eridmorung, Inn 6ie &egierung
our9 @orlegltng falider &efor6s,
faIi9er &ldrungsp spapiere ur6 falider
2abungsi9eine an 6os 3onan1t 5l1
birtergeben. gln Ser spite Ser <de
itebt Garl Buen5, observation-disclosures
9ireftor 6es Seem yorfer 8iiros Ser
@unbnrg 9ln1erifa 2inie u1t6 friis
berer @ereralfoniul IN Seem Sort.
M1n Mo1rtog fom Der 9umpfer
Greet Gitp nit @oben fir Sic 8epol-
ferrng 8elgie1rs in &otterbom an
Sc fiibrte 94OO Sonnen @onren aus
onen @tooten ser @ereinigten @taa-
ten. Weit linn ging 5uglei@ ser
Gu1npfer Soutb Noirt NIT 1000
Sonnen NeebI, Sic bon SEN Miblen-
belitern 6es gtor6ueitens geitiftet
1ino, ins Sod. Sos lit bie gr0bte
De1rge an 9ebensmittelgaben, 6ie Biz
| jett an einen Soge fir 8elgten ange-
fon1nten lit. girern Mangel I'M Mos
not Mdr5 lit bomtt borgebeagt.
Ser MrbehsausiduB 6er itreifen'
6en M5oldinenorbeiter in 2on6on, bie
BON Ser @egierung oufgeforoert fin6,
Ian sic 9lrbeit 5uriid5ufebren, gob
1no9 elmer Mor1togaberr6 obgebalte.
1,en @erian1n1Iung folgenoen 8eri4t::
rsssn bem @treitgebiet fin6 mdbrenb
oes Sages ie9s gerimnn1lungen ob-
gebaIten tporben, no@ 6enen onge'
noun1en tperoen tonn, 6aB Die Grbeit
tpobrIdei14i9 tpieber aufgemomnse1t
tperoen miro" Ser MusibuB eriud=
te sic 9el1te 6ringeno, on ibre Mr<
beitspIabe tpieber 5uriid5ttebren. @e,
mab ser Central SEEMS aber baben
oie Gerfo1mnIungen ibren 3,ped pon>
itdrbig berfebl. sic fagt, boB Tie
ale nod t1tr11ultarii9em @erla1f OBJ
gebroden tperoen mrBten uno nnr
6as me,rig befrieoigenoe @rgebmlB
batte11 boB ben 9e11ten iiberlaiien
tperben 1niiBte, ielbit 5rt entl9ei6en,
1pas lie tbun tpouten.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
Delightful Social Gathering.

Several of the Edgefeld boys and
girls received invitations to party
in Johnston Tuesday evening which
was given ae the home of Mrs.
Wright in honor of Miss Martha
Boozer of Columbia. The occasion
was very pleasant when the young
people of the town might mingle
together for an evenings entertain
ment. The spacious grassy Law n was
dotted with japanese lanterns and
rustic chairs for the comfort of
those who preferred outdoor en-
tertainment. The guests we're cor
daily greeted and invited to par
take of punch. Conversation aided
in making the stay more pleasant.
Refreshments consisting of delicious
ice cream and cake were served. The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
Very Low Rates.

In this issue will be found an ad-
vertisement of the Southern rail
road in which very low rates are
made to the principal points of in
terest in the mountains of western
North Carolina. The excursion will
be run on July 81 and the tickets
are good to return on any regular
train up to the 96th of July. Do not
lose this opportunity of seeing some
Of the grandest scenery in the world.
The cost is a mere bagatelle, this
being probably the lowest rate ever
made to the mountains at this sea-
son. Do not fail to seize the oppor-
tun;ty. Ample accommodations will
be provided for all who desire to
avail themselves of this opportunity
to see the Land of the Sky'' and
the Beautiful Sapphire Country. :"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
Should Receive Cooperation.

The women of Edgefeld who
have manifested commendable al
truism and public spirit by organ
izing themselves into Civic League
should receive the hearty. co-opera-
tion of the people of the communi-
ey in whatever they undertake by
way of beautifying the town and
improving its sanitary conditions.
The town council, which is the en-
bodiment of the community in an
official capacity, should be especial
ly willing to lend helping hand in
whatever these women undertake.
That they accomplished something
along this and other similar lines
in the past can not be disputed. But
for the efforts of the women of the
community the village cemetery
would not have been properly kept
during the past decade. Other
things could be cited to prove the
woathiness of their cause. Let's all
give them the heartiest cooperation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
Death of Mrs. Thos. ]. Williams.

Funeral services were conducted
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
First Christian church over the body
of Mrs. Thomas j. Williams. of l29
Ellis street, who passed away Sun
day afternoon at 4:45 o'clock at
the family residence after shortill-
ness. Rev. Jos. r. Sewer, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church,
was the officiating minister, and the
interment followed in the city cemo-
terry.
The announcement of the death
of Mrs. Williams came as CON-
plete shock to her many friends.
The late Mr.. William E. Middle.
ton, father of the deceased, was a
direct descendant of Arthur Middle
ton, who was a signer of the Decla-
ration of Independence.
Besides her husband, Mr.. Thomas
J. Williams, Mrs. Williams is sur
vived by one son, Mr.. Claire Will.
liams; four daughters, Mrs. j. r.
Atkinson, Mrs. R. G. Lundy, Mrs.
G. M. Scattergood and Mrs. G. +.
Scarborough, mother, Mrs. Emily
Middleton; two sisters, Mrs. G. l..
Kohlruss, Augustus and Mrs. A. A.
Edmonds, Edgefeld South Carolina.
Augusta Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
Scholarship Examinations.

Pursuant to the announcement
published, County Superintendent
of Education w. w. Fuller held an
examination in the court house Fri
day for the purpose of awarding
scholarships in Gleason college and
in the University of South Carolina.
James Bledsoe was the only one ap.
plicant for the one-yeat Clemson
scholarship. John J. Atkinson, Hen
ry D. Salter, Walter H. Mays and
w. D. QUITS applied for the Glenn
son four-year scholarship. Ben T..
Huiett, James H. Spearman, g. w.
Collier and A. Guy Horne applied
for the normal scholarship in the
University.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
Religious Notices.
Cleora. S. G.

Daily services begin in the Edge
field Methodist church on next Mon
day night at $50 o'clock. Rev. A.
E. Driggers of Aiken is to preach.
Get ready to help in this meeting.
The subject for Sundays sermon
in the Presbyterian church at
1l:l5 is, THE voice of Christ
sounding in the sonl." If you want
to be helped spiritually, pay US a
visit. Pastor.
There is 80 much I would like to
say in these wonderful days of
change as result of the war that
1 am Intentionally silent. But Gods
voice is laundering loud enough.
E. G. B.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
Death of Mr.. Gray.

After an illness that extended
through period of six weeks or
more, Mr.. Thomas Gray passed
away Saturday afterooon at the
home of his mother, Mrs. G. M.
Gray. He was in his 44th year. Mr..
Gray was native of Edgefeld, hav-
ing spent his entire life in the COM
munity. Besides his mother he leaves
sister, Mrs. Annie Reaves, with
whom her mother will make her
home hereafter. Rev. ]. r. Walker
conducted the funeral at the home
of Mrs. Gray Sunday afternoon and
the interment took place in the vii
lage cemetery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
Farmers Institute at Cleora.

Farmers Institute at Cleora.
Mr.. Editor: At our Farmers In
stitute on August 9Th we will have
Mr.. w. H. Barton and Mr.. Stewar
Ito talk on agriculture, Mr.. Williams
on live stock, and Miss Parrott has
promised to send one or two from
her department to talk on domestic
science.
Our School Improvement Society
will furnish a barbecue dinner in or
der raise funds to make some i'm
provements on our school. Men
will be charged 4octs and ladies
25cts for dinner. Mr.. G.. T. Hun
nicut, editor of the Southern Guilt
vator, has promised to come, if it Ia
possible for him to leave home.
The public are invited, we are ex-
pecting large crowd.
We have about gotten out of the
grass. Crops around here. are
small, but with favorable weather
from now on can make fairly good
crops.
Mr.. Sam Cheatham and his son,
Charlie and wife came in an auto.
mobile from his home in Georgia
last week on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
b. r. Thomas. He said our pros
poets for a crop were the best he
saw from Swainsboro, Ca, here.
The Cleora bass ball team went
over to White Town Saturday to
play ball with White Town, havn't
heard how the game went. :
Mrs. w. G. Tompkins spent last
week with her father, Mr.. A. L.
Brunson. L. r. B.
Cleors, S. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14

In this issue of The Advertiser
the Southern railroad announces
that two-day excursion will be
run to Columbia on July 90, the
round-trip fare will be only Sl,4o,
which is less than the usual fare one
way. This affords a splendid oppor-
tunltv for persons to run over to
Columbia on business or just for
atwo days outing or pleasure. The
opportunity of visiting the State
capital at so small a cost will not
be given again soon. Make up a
party of friends for the trip.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14

Harmony next Sunday to hear Bish-
op R.ilgo. Recollections of the very
powerful sermon which he preached
when the Edgefeld church was
dedicated in 1882 or 1898 will COM
pei them to go.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Minis, Mrs.
Hattie w. Adams, Miss Emily
Adams, Mrs. James T. Minis, Sr.,
and Miss Luri Minis are enjoying a
tour of the mountains of North
Carolina in automobiles. They went
first to Cleveland Springs, N. c.,
and will later go to Asheville.
Mr.. w. G. Wells lost a very
valuable horse Monday. He raised
the horse and naturally he and his
family were very much attached to
the faithful animal. This attach
ment for the horse, together with
its splendid qualities, makes it i'm
possible to replace it. He can buy
another one but it will not fill the
place of the one that grew up with
the children.
Hon. F. H. McMaster. Insurance
Commissioner, says: The South
eastern now ranks as one of the
leading financial institutions of the
State"
G. M. Mellichamp,
Special Agent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
Classified Column.

=
. FOR SALE: Two three-quarter
Red Poll bulla, and IL months
old. D. E. Lanham, Edgefeld, S. q.
7-14-2t.
FOR SALE: Four-inch tile drain.
Laying-by time is the proper time
to lay tile drain. R. e. Shannon
house.
7-l4-lt.
LOST: A spiral spring from an
automobile Monday morning be-
tween Edgefeld and Mr.. j. r.
Blocker's residence. Please return
to J. T. Harling, Edgefeld, S. q.
7-l3-1t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Rosela Parker is visiting
friends in Columbia.
Mr.. Arthur S. Tompkins has gone
60 Charlotte ON business.
Hon. John G. Sheppard is enjoy
ing his annual rest at Glenn Springs.
Prof. J. F. Entzminger, of Green
wood, is in Edgefeld on business.
Master Albert Darlington of
Georgetown is here visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Annie Bush of Spartanburg
is visiting her aunt, Mis-. Abner
Broadwater.
The watermelon movement has
begun, with prices ranging from
jitney up:
Mr.. E. H. Folk has had his resi-
dence beautifully painted during the
past week.
Mrs. John Madden of Laurens
was the week -end visitor of her sis
ter, Mrs. M. w. Hudgens.
Miss Gladys Lyon is spending
this week with her sister, Mrs. G.
A. Wells.
Miss Amelia Hudgens and Mas
ter J. w. Hudgens are in Laurens
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Donald Smith is spending
this week with her mother, Mrs.
N. D. Lyon.
Mr.. Lee Timmons is in Jackson
vile visiting his aunt, Mrs. Emmle
Timmons Rankin.
Mr.. H. c. Watson has returned
from the hospital in Columbia very
much improved in health.
Mr.. A. w. Reel of Callison is
down spending this week with his
nephew, Mr.. J. H. Reel.
Mrs. Waverly Steiff, nee Miss
Lena O'Hara, of Warrenyille is
visiting Mrs. B. Timmons.
The Hotel DuBose has been re-
Gently repainted, adding much to
the appearance OF this large build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Holmes Of
the Philippi section spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Sallie Brooks Nose
ley.
Mr.. George Adams has received
another carload of Ford cars. He
can fill orders now for any style
Car.
Mrs. T. G. Smith, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Lucille Smith, is
visiting relatives in Leesville and
Lexington.
If a jitney bus ran to Buncombe
heights these hot days, we know of
at least one passenger it would have
about noon.
Miss Katherine, Miss Mary Ethel
and MIR. George Fitzmaurice of Co.
lumbia are visiting their sister, Mrs.
James S. Byrd.
Miss Ethel McWhiee and Mrs.
n. L. Gunthrap and her little
daughter of Greenville are guests
of Mrs. L. Nj. Johnson.
Miss Margaret May is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Raymond Rogers
and Misses Debbje and Moultrie
Drake of Blenheim.
The chicken crop of 1915 seems
to have been almost complete
, failure in this section. Very few
have been offered for sale.
Little Julian Minis Corley. accom-
panied by his sister and mother,
Mrs. w. G.. Corley,, called to see US
Monday while IN Edgefeld.
A woman's missionary society
was organized by Mrs. D. N.
Bourne in the Trenton Methodist
church last Monday afternoon.
Only a few days left in which to
enrich your soil this year with peas.
If you have any idle land, put it to
work making a crop of peas.
Mrs. John r. Tompkins, accom-
panied by their children, has return
ed from very pleasant visit of a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14
Grlffis C;roye Picnic.

I will give my annual picnic on
Friday July 80, and the public is
invited. Good music guaranteed,
but no modern dances will be al
lowed. Perfect order is expected
of all who attend.
J. J. Grifis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-14

3 ests left at half past eleven bid
hg the hostess farewell after en-
lying the hospitality of Johnston
Fome.
|! (; A Guest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-23
Disappearance of the Anti-Tip
Agitation.

From the New York Mall.
What has become of the anti-tipping
movement? One hears no more about
It, 1t Is as dead as it would be il the
President had issued a proclamation in
favor of it. Stringency and depression
come, but the restaurant tip goes mcr-
rily on The fact is. as this column has
pointed out before. that people want
to give tips, and have right to, and
you can't do anything with them.
There is no doubt that the tipping
system makes better walters Why
shouldn't it? 1t is true that all walters
get tips, whether they are good wait
ers or not But really good walter,
who brings everything Just right and
places things properly on the table.
gets larger tips and more of them tina II
a poor waiter. So the poor waiter tries
to improve his service in order to get
better tips The effect is felt all along
the line. A favorite waiter is sure of
his job because he attracts custom.
He sets the pace for the rest. sure OF
his Job and continuing to do things
lust right, he earns good pay 1t is the
tip that does it.
Even in the case of the poor waiter
no harm is done by the tips he gets.
because, being a poor waiter. he is de-
serving Of sympathy. He is bound not
to get so much money as the good
waiter gets, and probably has pretty
hard time to get along Who be-
grudges him a little piece OF silver"