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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
peridtarite SlsfaSe fiir
DemticblaaS.

Ser britiife &ronratb bat am 10.
@dr3 cine @rrpeiteruus Der iiber
9eutidlaub %perbdllgten 8lpdabe be-
idloiien II. bringt fol9enoes 9efret 6ur
8enntniB aller iutereiiierten Natios
men: ~aeiucm Sanoelsbampfer, Der
Ieit Dem 1. @idr5 ieinen Seimbaien
perlieb, Ioa es geitattet ieinL ieine
Sdbrt nadb einem beuti6en Qufen
fort8uieben. Die mitsefiibrte Sra6t
iii mad einem britiifen Snfen gu
briugeu, a%ngenommen Dem betreffenf
Den S6iffe miro Die ipe8ieQe erlaubs
niB ertbeilt, in einem n%eutralen Safen
an loiden. 9asielbe gilt fir aus
6euti6en Sdfen felt benz 1. Wadr5 abs
a~efabrene Sniffe. sic limb gleif'
falls mad, britiiden ober neutrdlen
Sdfen 3u brinsen. Die tpeitere Der
fiising iiber Die Sraft iibernimmt
bas YriIengeri6t. Die britii6e 6es
aierllng iibernimmt iene segen CABS
renn ibr icldes ais ratbiam err
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
1rer bat in tIerifs Sas DOLE
ianterriebtet ans wer niebt?

Sier Die Antiport: o@5 niro", iagt
Rep. s. &eaep in ieinem 9uhe
iiber Nerifo. o9e9en Die Stride III
Werifo Der Toripurf erboben. baB tic
bas @olt bon @ferifo in llmpilicnbeit
aebalten babe. unp baB neun5ig BRO
3ent besiclben unfpiiieno icicn. Die
@ntiport barauf lit icbr leidlt. Sd
braudc nur Die auimertiamtcit anf
Die Sbntiafe gu lenfen, oaB Die @cs
Idihts Der tatboliideu Stride oaielbit
in nur 5pei aapitel einsctbeilt peroen
fam, Die 3cit Der Stride inter ipanis
lhcm @iniluiie mn Die 3eit Der airhe
unter Der Hepu6lit. sic Sbec, Der
Stride Sreibeit 81 gcben, tommt Den
latciniiden Hegierun8en ieIten III Den
Sinn. Sbre Sbec bon Der 5rennrns
Der Stride mo oes Stantcs loBt ntcs
mails Die Wo9lidfeit elmer frcien
STRIDE I'M freieu Staate gu. grant
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

reid's Srennun9sgeiese 5eigen, ipas
ih meine. Inter Dem &orlpanbe Der
Srennung ipurbe elm Elan porge>
idla9en, Der. ipeun %angeuommen, Die
Stride 9dn5lih 3erltDrt BADEN lpiirbe.
Benn Der lateiniide Staatsmann
bun9rig iiT mil or eillen Sillen ais
Der Stride Reconsideration. Nidts
anDeres miro i'm 5ufrieDenitelen.
Inter ipaniid)er Serrifaft muBte Die
Stride oft nad Wogli6feit Oa5u ber>
balteu, Die ipauiide Ia6t 81 ents
fpifeln. Spdter nabrr Die He9ierlln9
aird)en, reli9i0ie 4nitalten nnb sir
deneigenthum an iid. Sic CAB Die
aird)en9ebGube unb eini9e Der Initals
ten 6uriid, ouer inter Der S~eoin9ung,
baB tie bas Gigentbum bebalte unb
gum eriase fiir Die Iufrehterbaltung
Der Heligion be8uble. Sic nabm alio
Diele Gait 10 Der Stride. ipdbreno lie
bieielbe iuoireft nuf Dem Solfe belieB.
Sic mahte lid gum giniammler bon
8ottes Nntbcile, 10 DaB tic INNER Die
S1noc auf Der GinnabmequeQe balten
tonnte. Sic beitimmte Die I~niteliins
bon SiidDien unb Rfarrern uno CAB
an. lpie lpcit Die Stride IN Der GliSs
iilbruns hires gDttliden 2ebrauftra9cs
gehen purfte. Sbre Yolitif mar, mad,
ben 9olonien Die unipiirbi9en @ciits
lifen gu ienben, meldle I'M 2nnbe nid)t
crlpilniht lpnren. Die 8iidofe batten
feinc nnoerc 8abl ais tic an8rnebs
men. Sic bemmtc Die Stride aui
alien Seiten .lIno mahtc tic Damn pers
antportlih fir Die Solsen ibrer eises
uen 6onblunsen. 1rutoem hat bic
Stride has @ulf hriiianidert. Nber
lpauiihe @eiese purben in Strait &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
9aemne Ser ,,GatRsIie GSmsa'
tisnal 1lNseiatien".

@om %. Suni bis gum 1. Suli
iinbct in ct. Saul, Minu., Die nddllte
Sabre speriammluns Der Catholic
educational Nfociation" itatt. 3ur
Belt bat bic @eieaihait cine Inter
Illdung iiber Die Gage unb Den linz
fang bes boberen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
uniercu fatbollifen Sodidulen, Via
bemien unp Colleges an9eltelt, beren
@%rsebniiie Hep. Sanes u. Burns, 6.
z. g., Heftor oes Solp 9roB college
in 0albinston. 3. g., Der 0onpens
tion u~nterbrciten ipiro. or bat iif
benz betreiienben Stuoium mebrere
Sabre geipibmet, uno oaber o~ilritcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
6enanH mnS Nerweaen pro-
teffteren.

Sie boIGnbiife 8eeierun9 bal
gnslanb unb Srantreid benahri6tigt
bab Tie fernerbin nid)t geitatten lperhc
bab Elm Shiff inter faliter Slasgc
iih in 9olGnDiid)en @~eipdiiern betbeae
Gin aapitdn Der bieier Inoronunl
entsesen banbelt. miro NIT @efdngnit
beitraft fperben.
8ie baS .Worgenblnbet" in Gbri.
itiani6 melbet. iiebt bns ormeg l.
DE ariminal9eies fir Den @tiBbroud
Der Slagse cine ihnpere Strafe Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
1lnterifaniieter Genial usn
MeSfam iiber Sic 0etrSnfe'
fraae Int AublanS.

Seft 9e1d)uTfSfltDrer pes SlIblt8t>
fats Separtements Der National
Wobel Sicenie league in louisville,
&p., u. s.. @ppbion, lit folgenbes
Sfreiben bes amerifaniiben General
Goniuls in WosfauL Sobn 8. Snub>
sraS, bonn 2. Sebrllar 3u9egangen,
ipeIher am 4. Mdr5 bonn Staatss De-
partement in @nibin9ton beforbert
ipllrbe:
rSn 8ennfiportung Sbrer Mnfraee
pom SuHunr perrcffe-setniier @uss
tunft iiber Die rltiiiihcn llfnie gum
8erbot bes @ebrauds BON Spirituoien
anger Spbfa in HuBlanb, erlnube i'd
mir az erfldren, bdR I'M itriften Sinne
hes @urtes, bic 3esieruns fein iuldes
Goift erlaiien bat. Bel geginn bes
&rieges briidte Die He9ierung cincn
BuniG our @initclIng bes Serfuuis
aaer Spiritu6ien i'm gar5en Heihe
aus, aber Der grlaB ober Die Heselu
fiir DEN Gerfnlf bon @etrdnten purs
ben Den 9ofalbcborben ilberlaiien.
Bic Stabt Wostau mar Die erite,
Den gerfnuf bon Spirituoicn, cins
idlieBlid leidter @cine mn Bier, 5u
perbieten, obcr MIR Die @obfas 8irtbs
idaften nltrben nGbrcnb Der eriten
brei Wonnte pes arie9e5 ~seid)loiIen
unb cs mar mDglif in Bier unb
8eintpirtbihnften Bier unb @eiu
alIer Irt 81 %faufen. @obfa tprlrbe
aid an oieier 3eit in Den Heitauras
tiouen bOberer alaiie in 0tosfau io>
mic tbat1ddli6 III benielben YldBen
i'm ean3en Sanbe perfauft. Spdter
purben inbeB ale Beinldben unb
gierlpirtbid)nften geidioiien nnb Der
8erfauf ir9enb elmer Irt bon Spiri>
tuoien nurbe 5ur 3eit perboten, nobel
feline S~eihrdnfun9 fiir Die S%effnln9
oieier Sldbe geiebt ipurbe. Yetro9rab
fol9tc Wosfau's Seiipiel, ebenio ipie
Die meiIten anperen Stdbte, Srtifaf@
ten uno 9Drfer, iohaB an5uncbmen lit,
baB Der Serfauf bon Spirituoicn in
notwithstanding 90 Yro6ent nller Edible
unb Srtiddften i'm Hcid)e perboten lit.
Sn Der Stnbt Npsfau lperoen oieic
Hegeln naf auben thrift ourdgefibrt
unb cine idrperc @elbbuBe alien Die
He9eln ilbertretcllben Serionen aufer>
legt. Bcin fam MIR nuf elm bon
einem Nr5t mtcrihricbenes He5ept bin
crlan9t luerOen, nobel bas genaue
Gudntum ~an9e9eben fperben muB uno
Das He5ept nur fir einmal gilt, aber
oieies Bureau wurbe benafrihtigt,
oaR in alien Reitanratiptien 0etranfc
erlangt merpen f6nnen. gs beiBt
%ferner, baB Yriputbduier ge%nilgenbe
8orrdtbe baben, Inn pdbreno pes
ariegeS ars6urei6en.
Sm jebi9cu Nomcnt lit cine Be-
ipe9ung 81 @uniten Der autoriiierun9
i'm 8ange. leid)te 8eine unb Bier 81
pertaufen; oieie Sra9e fpirb Den @ea
iesgebungen ~por9elegt iperoen, bon
benen Die Innabme zines 8eieses our
n &c lung bes Serfnufs bon @e@
tranten abbdn9en niro.
S~batiodIih iinb aQe 9rduereicn in
HuBlano tbeilneiie geihloiien. aber
nah elmer @rtlGrung bes @eiddftss
fiibrers elmer Der sroBten in Rostau
ertparten Tie i'm Sriibiabr eroiinet 81
lperoen, oa iie cine giinitisc gnti9eis
bung ieitens Der Hegierun9sbeboroen
betreffs bes 8ertaufS bon Bier err
iparten. Die 8einbdnbler iiub gleifs
falls b~offmluespol, nber teiner bes
finbet lid in Der gage genau an8lls
gebcn. mas Die %crfiigun9 Der He'
gierung in Siniid,t aui ben alges
meinen Ierfauf bon Soptn i'm gall5cn
2anoe iein miro. Gs berridt cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

Siemlidb beitimmte Aniiht ieitens Der
benfenoen &laiien, bak bic Wirtbihaf=
ten TT ben 9Drfern mno lanolihen St=
itriften minbeitens uerminoert nto
pieaeiht anfaebuben iuerbcn ioaten
nnb bic Mn5nbl berielben in ben gr6Rcs
rem Stdbten geringer iein iollte. SieIe
Sruge lit mngelDi It unb feline Gnts
i6eibun9 miro bis CUR Nnfgabe Der
SeinbIelisfeiten 9etroffen peroen.
Ser 0erluit DER He9ierun9 iniolge Der
ShlieBuns Der @opfa@8 irtbihaften
betrGgt mebr ais $1,000,0OO pro
Tag"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
0efaneenen 2lmstami6.

SappiQe melbet: Bon, "a. Oftobsr
biz l.. Wdr5 iiitb 20,475 Terionen
aus Den peridliebenen Congratulations
laeern ilber Die ShpeiS ~bcimsefebrt,
ndmli6: 1850 Seutihe, 1880
Selterreid,er unh 10,S54 S~rausoien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

bcid)db;nt. cine Iit5dbl bon Snabelt>
irollcil getcbtct obcr perfpunbet.
Siernnd) itellcn lid, n1lo Die @or@
gauge, bic Sllr Seidiebur9 Cares
idlam's fiibrten, in lpeientlif nnberent
2ihtc bar, ais es Heuter iciner5cit ges
mcibet bate. Gin. MiBbrnlh Der
lpeiBen Sloeec unicrieits bat nid)t
itattoeflinpcn.-(&. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

Die Shlubfolseriin9en, Die er 5ieben
miro, fir Se4esater unb H%dcagogen
I'M Nleelneinen o Snterele lein.
Wie p%erlontet, trdst man Iif ebens
fo1s nit Dem @ebanfen Inn, Die een@
pention nit elmer Naiienneriamn1@
lung, in Der berporragenoe fatboliihc
2aien bns Wort erereifen lperben, gum
IbiduB 81 brinacn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
Bite, bite, BELT ms bod!

Die Mliiiionire nnb armen Wea.
befebrten In Snbien bitten CUTE
GreMnbe oemiitbis nm cine irpfnme
@abe sur tlnteritiitnns Der fatbO.
iiid)en MISUNDERSTANDING. GS
wirb bier fir lebenbe unb abse-
itorbenc Wubltbiter taslid sebetet.
Wer einen Suaar uber mebr
einienSet, erbGlt ais beideibenen
Snnt cine bibi6e 3butD.
srapbie ausb ben Miiiip.
n { II auf elmer Ioftfarte Suaeianbt.
! Srpmute 1aben bittet man 81
abreiEeren an " SINNER SrpS.,
Spbmaue. Soma, gmerifa, pber
bireft on
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
! Bite ierer @abe beiSuilgen:
! SIR abanbipa (SfsSnoien).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
Ser Sme5>& amal.

NAit Danger Gorge blidt man
AE1~ in &oubnn nnd) Der ihmae
len Wcercnge, Die Iiicn
- n1nA Nfrifn hnrhinNct Gic,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-06-18
THE PRODIGAL

He reached his home in the misty
morn,
For no sun rose over the hill;
And tire heart of youth was sad in
truth
And in touch with broken will.
For he knew it we'll in shattered
life
That the paths of earth were drear,
mothers kiss
Was gladdened with tear.
Soon the sun came out on the land
about,
And with light his soul did bloom,
For the youth had learned that the
goal once yearned
Was forsooth in the shadows
gloom.
And his heart grew bringht and bold
again
With the ties of home to cheer,
And he warmed DER the thought that
the mothers kiss
Was gladdened with tear.
And the sun soft pressed the radient
west,
40 lii' buy SoNt PisiNS w hiSil,
And trouble sped, for grief was dead,
And hope held hand with the
Right.
And the heart grew strong as the day
grew old,
And the coming home more dear;
And he smiled as he thought that the
mothers kiss
Was gladdened with tear.
Then wish you peace to the weary
one,
Whose path was seldom straight;
For our boast that he was was a well
come free,
In mothers open gate,
May the dismal fears of her lone
some years
Depart as she meets her lad;
May her heart grow gay with the
bloom Of day,
And her tears be ever glad!
John Q. Boyer, in Baltimore Eevn-
ing Sun.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-06-18
LICE. MITES AND FLEAS
ARE DEATH TO FOWLS
This 'Triple Alliance Slaughters
More Hens and Chicks Than
Does Disease

Clemson College, June 15.-Lice,
mites and tleas. Here is triple ali-
ance that is more disastrous to poul-
try stock than all the host of diseases
that chicken flesh is heir to. That
they are on the warpath now is evil
denced by the numerous requests for
help that the poultry husbandman of
Clemson College is receiving from
persons whose fowls are attacked by
the bloodthirsty creatures. Yet pro-
per care and treatment will free
fowls in short time of these nui-
sanccS.
The best treatment for lice is to
grease fowls with 33 percent strength
mercurial ointment (Which is poison)
Apply piece of ointment the size of
a grain of wheat to the flesh of the
hen at the rear part of the body, COW
ering space of skin not larger than
a silver quarter. Be careful not to use
too much ointment, because if it is
applied too freely the mercury will be
absorbed by the chickens system and
egg production will cease. A piece
of ointment the size of grain of
wheat is enough and not too much.
For baby chicks that have head
vascline or apply the mercurial oint-
ment very sparingly. A little grease
rubbed on the chicks head and under
the beak will kill all the lice lodging
there and prevent development of the
lice eggs. This method is better than
dusting with insect powder. One ap-
plication of the poisonous grease is
good for one month.
Mites live in crevices of the roost.
drop-board and nests in the day time
and attack fowls at night. They can
be seen in the morning and look like
red bugs, as they are filed with the
blood of fowls attacked at night
Mites are eradicated by painting or
spraying roosts and nests with the
following mixture: kerosene, 1 gall
lon; crude carbolic acid, 1-2 pint:
lard, 2 tablespoonfuls. Melt the lard
and mix with the kerosene, add the
acid and shake the mixture we'll APP
ply this mite-killer to quarters where
mites live, making an application
every two weeks. A few applica-
tions will clean any henhouse. How
ever, some old poultry houses have
so many cracks and crcviceS that the
solution cannot reach the mites In
such a case, cover the inside of the
house with building paper or several
thickneSSeS of newspapers, using
paste for this. Then paint with the
Kerosene mixture.
Where fleas infcSt poultry house.
1T is necessary to spray percent
solution of Zcnoleum, creOlin, cresol
or other coal tar disinfectant. Thor
oughly soak the dust and dirt where
the fleas live. This will kill them and
their young. Then catch any fowls
that have fleas on the side of face
and under beak and anoint these
places with 33 percent mercurial
ointment. One application of this
ointment will kill every flea and pre-
vent more from attaching themselves
to the bird.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-06-18
FROHMAN WAS A NEWSIE
North American.

Philadelphia North American
Charles Frohman, the eminent play
producer, who went to his death on
the Lusitania, was a newsboy in Phil
adelphia forty years ago.
With that same energy and in
ventive ability that placed him at the
head of American producers and a
discoverer of stars, Frohman made
the New York Graphic, scent illus
trated daily newspaper, "go" among
the crowds at the Centennial eXposi-
tion in 1876.
Frohman was sent to Philadelphia
from the New York Office of his pub
lication, which at that time was de-
voting a supplement to descriptive
stories and pictures about the expo
sition. He took charge of the news
boys at the Philadelphia office of the
paper at Tenth and Chestnut streets,
in the building of the Mutual Life In
surance company, then just COM
pleted.
Frank II. Taylor, who knew Froh-
man then, says the future discoverer
of Maude Adams and Billie Burke,
"hustled the bundles from the trains,
got them to the newsstands about the
city, retailed them at the door and
over the counter and was everybodys
willing errand boy"
Frohman had been folder and
overseer of newsboys in the New
York office Of The Graphic. They
sent him to Philadelphia to do the
same sort of work. But Frohman,
not content with selling the paper to
crowds on the streets, opened a
branch Office in the centennial
grounds, and devised so many ways
to get his papers before the crowds
that he frequently had to go to New
York to get extra editions. He spent
the summer doing this work.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-06-18
DR.. Virgil r. Hawkins
ID EN- TIS T
Os,!cs OsT eoops oHst coSr1S1 aSFSS1 Union, S. C.
LAND SALE

Pursuant to a power contained in
the last will of Cabella Hooker, de-
ceased, l will on the first Monday in
July next, before the Courthouse
door, in Union, S. c., at II o'clock
A. NJ, sell at public outcry, the fol-
lowing lot or parcel of land which
contains two-room frame house,
lying and being in the town of Union,
to-wit:
Clarence Thomson to Cabella Hook
er, 1897, described as follows: All
that parcel or lot of land situated in
the town of Union on old Bias
singame road, said lot bounded on
North by Blassingame road; East by
Geo. Epps land; South by Geo. Wash
ington land; West by Clarence Thorn
sons corner running south 40 1-2,
west 2:27 to stake; thence $50 IA,
east Ito to stake; thence north 40 1-2
east 2.27 to stake on Blassingame
road; these to the sand road, north
so Ia, west Ito to beginning. De-
scription of said land given by plat
annexed, made by Davis Jeffries, sur
veyor, on April 27, 1897. Terms of
sale, cash.
j. F. McLURE, Trustee
23-3t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-06-18
CUP, DEAD, AND AT EN-"
Strange Command Aroused Badly
Wounded French to Attack

Paris Dispatch to New York Sun.
A wounded lieutenant told the fol-
loving story to a representative of
the Havas agency.
I'VE were at work fixing up a
trench we had carried, with two SEN
tinels watching at the sandbags bar
ricading the end so that two could
work quietly. Suddenly from a cor
munication trench which we had not
seen an avalanche of hand grenades
fell on our heads. Before we knew
ten men were laid low, dead or
wounded, in a heap.
Il was just opening my mouth to
urge them to attack when a stone
from the parapet, loosened by pro-
Jectile hit me on the head and / fell
unconscious, but not for more than a
second, as a shell splinter tore nv
hand and the pain brought me to.
AS | opened my eyes / saw the
Boches leaping over the sandbags into
the trenches, about 20 of them. They
had no rifles, but carried sort of
wicker panier full of bombs. looked
toward my left; all our men were
gone, the trench empty. The Boches
were advancing; few more steps
and they would be on me.
AT this moment one of my men
laid out on the ground with a wound
on his forehead, another on his chin,
and his whole face streaming with
blood sat up, seized a sack of
grcnades near him and shouted:
up, dead, and at 'em!"
He got on his knees and hurled
grcnades into the thick of the Boches
At his call three other wounded
started up. Two of them, who had
broken legs, seized rifles and began a
rapid fire every shot of which told.
The third, whose left arm hung limp,
tore out his bayonet with his right.
When | had recovered enough to rise,
half the enemy was down, the other
half in disorderly fight.
There remained only, with his
back against the barricade and an
iron shield in front of him, a huge
noncommissioned officer sweating, red
with rage, who was firing at us with
his revolver, bravely enough, I must
say.
THE man who had started the de-
fense, the hero of up, dead and at
'em!" was struck by bullet in the
jaw, and down he fell. The man with
the bayonet, who had been crawling
from body to body, jumped to his
feet, when four PAGES from the barri-
cade, was missed by two shots from
the Boche's revolver, and plunged his
weapon into his enemy's throat. The
position was saved.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-06-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
(Premier Carrier of the Sout

\TTemler Carrler OF the SOuth)
Announces very low round-trip
fares from Union, S. C. to
Birmingham, Ala, and Return $3.50
Account National Baptist Conven-
ton (colored), tickets on sale June
1th, Sth and 9th, with final limit
June II, 1915.
Houston, Tex, and Return S35.S5
Account Southern Baptist Conven-
ton and Sociological Congress-; tick
cts sold May 9th to 11th, inclusive,
limited May 81, 1915.
Richmond, Va, and Return S7.4O
Account Annual Reunion, U. C. ",
tickets on sale May Goth to June End
final limit June 10, 1915. Extension
side-trip fares.
Also low round-trip fares to Cali
fornia account Panama-Pacific and
Panama-California Expositions; va
rlable routes; stopovers.
Consult nearest agent, or address:
S. B. Mclean, D.P.A.,
Columbia, S. C.
l.. d. Robinson, C.P.&T.A.,
Columbia. S. C..
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-06-18
Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION

The examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and for the admission of new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July 2, at 9
a. m. Applicants must not be less
than sixteen years of age. When
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free tuition. The next session will
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Deep Bottom.
Cathcart, G.. r.. Private.
Carpenter, NJ. NJ. Private.
Clifton, b. f.. Private.
Conner, Samuel, Private. Promoted
to Lieutenant.
Conner, Thos.. Private.
Conner. Franklin, Private
Dunlap, r. d.. Private.
Dunlap, William, Private.
Dunn, S. V, Private.
Davis. J. +. NJ, Private. Promots d
medical department.
Dunaway, Stephen, Private. Killed
at Seven Pines.
Dunaway, J. f., Private
Dunaway. William. Private.
Dupree, r. f., Private.
Erickson, A., Private.
Eubanks, Thomson, Private.
E"banks, Geo. Private.
Flanagan, James, Private. Killed
at Sharpsburg, Md.
Fincher, c. p, Private.
Fincher, Jno. T., Private.
Finchcr, Thos., Private
FAINT, J. Munro. Private.
Greer, w. W.. Private.
Greer, Robt., Private.
Gregory, Jno. T.. Private.
Gregory, c. p, Private.
Graham, O. b. H.. Private.
Giles, b. f.. Private
Gassaway, Caleb, Private.
Griffin, William, Private.
Hughes. w. r.. Private.
Hughes. T. j., Private.
Harris. w. II. S.. Private.
Harris, w. c., Private.
HerbiSon, William Private.
Hublcy, Albert, Private.
Howell, NJ. f., Private.
Howard, James, Private.
Humphries, J. W., Private
Humphries, Milton NJ, Private.
Humphries, A. c., Private.
Ison, James, Private.
Kennedy, William, Private. Killed
at Fort Harrison.
Killian, Alfred A.. Private
Killian, David E., Private. Wound
ed at Petersburg.
Keenan,, p. H., Private.
Lipsey, Newton. Private.
Loyde, J. g., Private.
Lawson, Joe. Private.
Lena ter, VIM. E., Private.
Lankford, Phillip r., Private.
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Martin, Spencer, Private.
Noland. Jas. f., Private. Promoted
medical department.
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NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.

State of South Carolina-County of
Union-Court of Probate
Notice is hereby given, that on the
2Sth day of June, 1915, at IL o'clock,
a. M, in the Court of Probate for
said County, the undersigned will
make his final settlement as Execu-
tor of the Estate of Mrs. Amanda
McNeace, and that thereupon he will
apply to the Judge of said Court, for
his final discharge as such Executor.
j. A. SAWYER.
This 24th day of May, 1915.
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