davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
0merifanife Kries.
f~orreiponoenter.

@oIbington, BEN Zoe Son.: Cen
6crperenOe eiterrigif-urparife gm-
basio0er bar ira i'm Staggering moo
tagct ofiicicI NeooeIeIie ON, at iol-
genoe nmerifarIfe ariqsforreipon-
bcnter beiinoer Jig peo 5ronten meo
De eiterrigif slmgorife &rneer: Sbo-
mas &inIep, @eorg Gbreiner, Gr-
nett @%eitrephom, Wii5 Ieaie 9Ip,
SbomoS 3ilnn, @iqiam Sbepbero
og Snrncs Irhtbol6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Seloilf Soloater.
familie mvroet.

WontrenI, Canada, Sen 7oe San:
MrS. Ho6ert San Soon, bpiS Mtanb
0eItnger / arigen / europa io1n
6el9iif Soloat, og ben6eS fire 9ern
ianbte5 i0og fpolte tilOoOe / lit
@iem beriteoS. M}on bar intet
Spor al MorOeren.
Folitiet, iom breb op 9eren til
@uiet fanbt &onen % @ornene lig-
gelpbe 6e0e / tine Serge.
llgiernin9cn mtogeS iorGoet FOR
ct Eor Gage iiben, og GoIitiet er al
ben Mcning, at Sc bIep mproc0e,
mems Sc Ioo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
C1v Repolution
paa Paiti

@aT6ington oet 7Oe San: Gn
M GeOollltion er brtot no paa 6oi-
ii, or9aniierct al De lebetoe Wteo.
Iemn1er al cen &egiering, iom FOR.
nplig itprtcoe5 al %rpii0ent Sbeo.
bore. st Gn9rGb er bc9pnot poa
Spen Cape Saiticn, % ifelgc SeIe.
arammcr til llbcnrigS0epartementet
fam bcn5 6oIO penteS nonrionbelit.
&c Sorenebe Stater8 aanonbonb
"@beeling" er tilitebe forot beifptte
amerifonife SntcreSier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

lering Ioa blot, at Iuifcrne og Brit.
ferrte lptlleoe Soobol0 poo SuIeoog,
% elterpoo bIep oe cnige ont at ino.
lille 6ienotIigbe6erne poerligere /
10 Gage.
Get rioo bore Wua0c meo alt -
'elp meo 8enifob melcm 6ieuocr,
mcner Den tpife Srrlcoclic.
Jfnlien % Den tDifc Sanoel.
On aorreiponbert / Gom %ifripcr,
at Stnltens Snotrp6cn poa ari9S.
orennen oil betpoe ct ouermoobe
tllngt 300 / arioena @%cgtifooI. Get
cr life bare oet, at ,%Stolicn BIZ
fltnnc title en- Miiaion6Gr / 6elten,
% at oetS ltore 6laooe mco &etbeo
oil fitnne beberife 2l0riotcrbaOet o9
oetS aplter, men set piI oaiao lltfte
Oen encitc SunoeIspci h~poriro Snit-
lono og Eiterrig bar funnel foa no.
Ncn Silferiel uoeniro, iiOcn arigen
beqpnote.
%ploiNc WnSIer al @pcoe % on
ore aornDorer er Qaact til Giterrig
og 8pitlnnO ira &tolicu iioen &ri-
aen be9DnNte, ifriucr BEN nGpnt1
aorreIponoent, og ocnnc Sroiif ueO.
parcr cn0nuL, ifient / miuore SfoIo,
iiOcn 9fe8ieringen bar Iagt Jig / SG-
len Tor at foa Den i%tauict.
Saainort oct broo lott / Nu0uit,
icnote Gpiflnno % Eitcrrig en- bel
NUr al bel itbriitc0e 4Qentcr til
&toIicn, IiGciom Man0ifobct pc0 Sc
70 |anocS &egntioncr % &~nniuIoter
/ &tolien blep iterft iorsget. Nr.
itcn ale 0isie npc Iolf bar ret %
ilct Nlgcntcr for northumberland.
70 al &c Ieoenoc Banter / Stalien
cr Opientlig fapitallierct meo tplfc
Ecn0e, mcocnS monQe tore 6o6rifer
Der / Sonbet er / 3niferc5 % Otter
riaCrcS STnoer. &c 10 &anoe8 no
icll0te Iacnter boDoe MI mCqet let
Tor at fornme / 6orbin0cIie neo Dis
ie IoIf, iom intct bap6e imo0 at
iorbin0c &rofit ntc0 (ntrioiSmc til
Sfooe for StoIien.
&nlflnn0 bar oil %cn9c u0 for at
fno &orcr opcr Stalien. De betolcr
nc0 @ul0 ior oltinq, % De betolcr
life olene 0ooe Trlicr, men feicr iii
itorc GUNNER til Ncitiffelicr otpnn.
H<talicn bar nj tnget nlcgct ltarpe
,Sorbol09rcQler for at faa ltolllet
Oennc SroIif, iom bar til itor Stn0c
Tor %talicn Ielp OF cn0og trllc0e
lnco at ircmfaIbe MangeI poa Spc.
sc o. Ni@ Ser / &anoct. Ser CT
oc0taact mleget itrenqe l(0i6rIclaior,
bu0, iom Der gIGrc2 alt for at lo9e
jaoubhUuCt, men tiltro05 herior 6ri.
PES Der uiltnof en- bctn0cIi1 SnuIg.
Icrtraiit al tpife oQ oiterrigife 9lGcn,
ter. Mon bar ianIc0c@ blanbt nnOct
)p0oQct ct 6orlpQ paa at Iml9le
10000 GuintalS 9i3 ino / Utter
rig, i6ct Ser blep bt0t en- itolienlf
Solocmbco@mauo 10000 2ire /
GeitifteIic ior at biUIpe til bermeo.
.SoIbmanocn rmOcrretteoc imiOIcrti0
Eolitict, "a Ngcntcn bIeu fnebet.
0if life olene til Ncfienoclic,
men ban opQou ogioa mango N|e0-
Ocriblonot Here 2lttotccr
oco De tuifc % oiterrigite 0elanot-
'tnber / Nom.
Srnnn GrinSnptiicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Ct intcrnatlcndlt
EriSspoliti

@oibilMtou 0eu 6tr &Mulor: GO.
Eotor Swcn iortiIonr / Ell ibol
irumiot IUlc@rciolution Cprcttclicn
Al Ell International Hrme o. 6loo0e
til Spcrbol0clie al &erocn2ircocM
"a GiboINcIiCn Al Ell mipcrioI
Src02fpuicrcucc / Noog Mououo.
&onicrcnccn ifoI ionmcnfoIoca al
%ru1ioeutcu al Sc Gorcncoc Statcr
c'tcr 0ct ulropUjitc ari9@ SHIT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

opcrtalct pIorc inouitricle @Irf.
iombcocr, o. DC nj Miaioner aroncr
bctpocr oerior life for belle @cIe.
bets %c0fommcnoc Ell pirfeIig Gil.
gang.
Somti6ig bar ga o9ioo Ii8on'
gen oGrct bcipoeIig, ioct Der | 1913
err opIeit ioIt % inoultrielle IftieIcl'
ifabcr mc0 Ell Gfticfapital pad 20
600 aroncr cher 6cropcr 90 mco CT
ianllct aopitoIbcIpb poo bel lire Mil
lioner Groncr. llopiocIicr al be.
itnocnbc 9lfticfopitolcr bar iltnoct
Stc0 ipr is Scllfobcr5 &c0fonmcn'
Sc til ct iomIct @cIeb al ca. "a Mil
Iioncr aroncr, mcocn3 4 ScIltobcr
bar nc6ifreuct Nftictapltalen meo ct
iamlct NcIob al 10000 8roner.
Zen iomlcoc anpitoItiIgotg bar loo
lc0c5 OUrct noget oocr 10 Wtillloncr
aroner.
Setter man Tom aicnoctc9n poe
en- iterrc in0uitricl &e0riit, at Den
bcifiuitigcr minoit 10 Arbciocrc ell
Ter arbeibcr mco ell mcfoniif Strait
al mir0it 20 ScltcfrGitcr, lao or ;
1913 ioIt 80 iaonon1e lterre inorl'
&irfiombcoer lat lgong.
elsie onucnOte peO lin ESgong'Gttel-
ie Ell M"alfinimrfc poa iolt $500 Sc.
ltcfrritcr, ser beifjGitigeOe tiIIom-
men $50 9lrbci0crc, % oere5 lon1Icoe
}lnIu9afopitol beleb Jig I'll 81 Vii.
aroner. SonmcnliQnct meo
m Guffe iorcgoocnoe Ior@ ma I'll.
Iangeu nGrnlcit bctegucS lcm nor
mol.
Npoo cnocIig CmiUtniu9cn / Sn-
ouitri % @oon0pcrf on9onr, lno
lar &nofiobet al Hanitoiie Dpret
,anitcIio poo @runO al De bpie Fri.
.cr. Aoret 1913 por 10 Tor DC ire
critic 6ierOingoora &cofomncnoe
t uoprTgct Neifonirmttnroor, ionl
,0ioa / Ocmc Ncniccnoe lllIgtc @c.
lrNcllcn ira 1912 belt mo / Ndret3
i0itc &uortal, ga ser i%n0trnaotc ct
til neooo9ooenoc Gnrcpri.
err. Naar 0crfor Norct 1913 uilcr
ncOct bpic Gul ior &Uroicn al DC
n0iertc &ouitoiic, hUllAcr 0ctte life
Ilcnc iummcn mco, at i6orbrugct
bar pUrct ltort, men oct
p9ina oct bele Frlanlucol.
til @icuQirIo bar imlDlcrtlo o0ioa
%llOIoricl al lGroi0c &n'
litriuorcr / 1913 nouct Gal, iom
r uticnot boie, og ben ionIe0c Gr.
}ortpuroi er 9ooct op til 20 q -
Qduioncr aroncr. Zen ~itoritc Dc.
Sen oauite l%<uNuitria 6rcmbrin-
Jclicr iiuocr uItioa cnOnu giiUt-
Tina pou oct iuocnlouoitc MiortcO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
acknowledgements
forlaoer Colorado

@oIhin3ton ncn 7bc &anuar: sc
ii0itc al 0c ieocroIc trooper / Colo.
reoo cr mt hIcntalot ira StrcitOi-
itriftcrnc. Gitooroncrnc "G" oA
IS" al lite acknowledgement %
~@" % q" Al t00c &caimcnt til.
trao0tc iQoOr NlGmrcilcn ira Sriui-
0oO til lit Worni'ou~teo i Sort
Cglct5orpt. Georgia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Fillmore l1lalm:
proouftion.

@aibiugton Sen zoe Son.: @ro.
0"uftioncn al ScrnmoIm piite, ifeIge
Sen geoIogiife SpnnoIing, / 1911
CT Neognng al 33 @rocent. Fro-
o"uftionen / 1914 aniIoaeOes til
nclleu Al 10000 og 42,5OO,O00
Gon MOB 81 ,9S0,437 Sou / 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Heenifaoe paa Cuba.

0opono Oen 7Oc Sanuor: SObofS-
oplingcn er bGet iaogoOtiom totolt
oOcIo9t / oGe Ggne poo Zen og
SufferrerooIingen er itGrft ifo0et
al BET itprfe % ~uiG0ponIi9e Hegn
forrigc ltge.
Sufferroret er poo enfeltc Stc-
Scr ioo ojcmcmtr1tffet al Gano, at
Set fun p0er SnlpOeIen al Sen nor
male Waptobe al SllffcrItof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Tcl9icnS Satnemligbco mob
Nmcrifn.

@rn5icI Sen Zoe Sonuur. - Sun,
gcrcnbe @orqermcitcr / 2oituoin
NIirco Ncrinc3, uotoItc i0aQ ieI.
genbc.
"6ni9 Sc 5oreltcoc Stotcr life por
fommct o5 tilbiGlp, iaa uiloc sc flc-
tie al oS hope Ii6t @unQcr9no0. @i
er ollllge til at orbci0c, men ri
fam ltte, blon0t nn0ct ioroi CO.
rene er luffet Tor Dor Grport. 81
fan life tiebe Nioouorer, lcIp ON hi
bopoc Fcn9c. ior0i Ierene or Iitffct
ior porSmport. Get cr life uorSful0,
ON ri Iiocr Ns0. Sfoi o@ Mo6 M, oa
II bill bctaIe cncr tilbogc meo Dor
Snoultri, ruoor &riNcn cr oper.
Nu fan hi finn bctnIc cber til
bo9c mco Dor Sofncmligbco ipr ole
bc bclgiifc 2ip 2Imerifa bar rc60ct
- Ell SnfnemliAbco iom piI bepi.
ic, at mcm1cifelig @cn0ipcnbco cr
l~tcrtcrc emo trnttatmraii0c g(Qioll-
Ter.
Selu Der, mi0t iblunot Nuincrne
al min clen Nu, tnbcr lea life Wfo.
Def. Seq ucO. hi ltal QicnopbpQge
Den I0icu buia III bare fan ioo WIu0
NOT iii at bcr0c Siuct nj.
&crben2 prlbiQltc Nrn1c CT life
iltano til at Iortnlfe @clgicn. Nfcn
Imcrifanernc, iom fommcr beupbrct
mco @rpO, omcrifoniicrer port 2anO
burtiAt. - Npo0 lea cr melt bon-
&c Tor mn cr, at Ser uil bli Cptoicr,
bpi@ GilioricIen al Moopurcr itol-
les"
@orQermeitcrcn opluite pi6cre, at
Sc uIuftcIiQc NorQcrc cr ucn0t tIl6a.
&c li0t eiter Iibt, ino &oltpain mi
bar finn 5000 &nobpQgcrc iGrre,
en0 ier Suitcrnc fom % IogOc @pcn /
@rll2.
Set man UGre MaNNc pna alt.
Berlin Sen 7oc &omlor. ~ Zen
tpltc NG~rlcoclic bar uoicnot Ell De-
neruIorbre, bpori set ior 6rcmti0en
forbpoe3 tnitc SoI0oter at pleic ior-
troliN Smgong mc0 GicnOcu3 crop
per, iom Sc Qioroc poo Here Steoer
poo ocn pcilliGc ariN2itucpIuo3 / &ll.
lellgcn.
Tna ct Stc0 git Ocnnc Grotcrni-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Daumarks Suoutri / 1913.

EUIlINUth ~ SNulltt l lJlC.
NnIig cr uotommct Gonif Snbu
itriberctninQ5 Soc @m0. @ercmin
gen brrcr AnrataIct 1913, men a.
Der Tor enfeItc 6orboIoe GpIp5nlu.
ger ligc iii lite Syuni 1914.
Get 6oucoinotrpf iaar man al &c.
retuiuQcr, at @arct 1913 bctcgncr
Ell 6~ortiGttcIic al Den Spgang5pe.
riooc, iom / 1910 oiIeitc DC iorcgoa.
enoc Gteogongaaar. Gen iortiottc
6rcmQdng / Narct 1913 bar imi0Ier.
tio life aIeuc bit fig / Doren0c Ont
lUtning bnn0c / &nnitoiic % iur0ige
&nrCr, ct aita3cn0c 9Iutal &oufljr.
icr % lOung9aftorocr / &u0uitri ~
NnauOucrf % en- ita0igt mere omiot.
tcn0c @eitiGitigclie baaoc al &apitaI
% HI'l'ne'I'I'9f Hro'Ioe' men Poo
Den au0cu Si0c bar ser i%anltloi9t
pUrct itigcu0c &riicr poa Ruaitoiic
% ''I0''loe N'rl''oo 20 S%I3ioilto'
9}nur ocrtiI tomnlcr ltigcuoc Glr-
pe'o2Iphlo9cr Iho'a mango AZ 6ll.
pi'''rlei" sag o'fe lonl 0oJ0e AZ
%'n@'or0'IcIler ION err 'orcta1ct Tor
lIo'opei AZ Ilo8dacoc &%orlfaltoIcr,
pI oct p"rc INDULGENCE at oen
0renjaoilh lonI Tan PonprG3 %lrt'
'oHNcocn@ NWlun9 o3 I Froouftlo-
mems N"roi olelle err nadct unocr
lu8tlloc Observation-Disclosures.
%Iohot DC 'orllIeIIl0c N'omcnier,
'ohI Aoer 'or l9 Ian tlelr til |c'
Ip>Illll8 AZ @arct@ otoron1I'ic aarat-
Ter, er Sc'ilT'ilAcI'cn@ Nmrdng
TAME oet PaolIoeIl1lie. 5 Vcrct'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

s7rtrp ss r,csp otss ~Arrt Jrsr l5m 1905 ~ wa Posr
er1or AZ DrooSsH, Iowa, uSprS IN Au ~ coseHrss %
b.tcH s., 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
SmnN %6rigSnDtiier.

Berlin SEN zoe Souulor. -
"arcuj 3citlm8"S &orrciponOcnt /
@ruaicl pooitnor, at oct inoromme5 /
ironltc oiiicicae Mreoic at Sen iran.
ifc 2lrme2 Cab op til Den 200c Gc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Ivif KrvoIer tiIbunos.
3~oriiGifcIfe fra eiSe 1

frl9cn / oct brittle llnocrbu8. I'm.
Der Snltolen al tefniife ari9Sproblc.
iler liotolte ban, at / gegpnoclien
AZ arigen por DC 9tQiercoc unoerlca.
ne nieo &enipn til ipprc aononer.
Men bette CT Scr MI bIct rcttct poa.
Iagoc BON.
Sioen @riternc hauoe op6ooct,
bporoon De me tnifc AZ Genuine.
terS Mortcre bar fonitrltcret, bau0c
brittle aonontcfniferc bout set
tropelt meo at fremltiQe ct Sfpoe.
oaabcn, iom tilirc0@itiacnoc fu1oc
boille op meo oct me tpifc llbpre.
Sllberernc iif oct S5notrpf, al octtc
MI til'tloe bar Ipffcoc@, men nrr.
mere SpIpSningcr piIoc &or0 Nu..
Done life gipe.
Seller life nil6c ban rebc, hpor
'tcrf ocn brittle grn1c bar for npr.
nGrcnoc, men miIitpre 6aaioIf me.
ner, at Storbritannicn3 iomlcoe
ari9SltDrfe III life fan bare miuorc
enc ire Wfilioncr Mon0, naor alt
re9neS mco: re1ulGre Trooper, ne.
IcrpiItcr, Serritoriuls OF me BE.
%frlttcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

tar1fe Siltorie og Dor 2anonamsbi.
ltorie, inObpoer jeg ale, Der fan
pore i~tttereSiereoe for Sogen til
gfeoe | Norie Societps aIublofaIer
! conner al Hor9e gpgninsen bct
19oe Sonltor urber Grain @roperS
contention | Sarge, aI. 3 ON 81.
te~rmiooa9en.
Ole Sspooffen.
@aIcott, &c. Sof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
@aIcott, g. Sof.

eenb "Seeorabsp often" i'll eIreintnae "a
Senner I @an1IeIonoet. - Sirsboes oa NE.
baosuoenoen ioiter $3.50; Srcoaasuoaopeu
aIene, St.25 pr. gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Notwithstanding
oso ct. pauI 3pGamarfeo.

0. December.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-18

on the passport frauds, and also
prepared the Governments case
against Karl Buenz and other Of
ficials of the Hamburg-American
line, indicted on charge of con-
spiracy and to be placed on trial
this week.
Five cases of this sort lead back
to four sources" Mr. Wood said.
They are the Fay case, the Buenz
case and the three passport cases.
In none of the cases did the actual
defendants know what the defend
ants in the other cases were doing.
THE four sources, however, d.
recting these five cases are very close
together-very. 1t is my belief
that these four men all reported to
and took their orders from a fifth
man who was the director of all the
trouble of this sort in the United
States.
If you could prove this" Mr.
Wood was asked, would or could
you prosecute this fifth man."
AL l can say to that" he re-
piled, is that under the law we can
not prosecute any diplomatic repre-
sentative of foreign country.
When Fay ended his statement
late today he was taken back to the
tombs to remain until tomorrow,
when he will be questioned by Mr.
Knox. The statement of today was
made without questioning or prom pt-
ing. 1t contained many leads, it is
said, about which the Governments
lawyers want more information.
Both Mr. Marshall and Mr. Knox
declined to say if any one else was
implicated in Fay's new statement.
It is unlikely, however, that there
will be other arrests in the allege d
plot, at least until Fay's latest con-
fession is corroborated, if then.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-18
A c. L. CHANGES
Made at Stockholders Meeting
In Richmond Tuesday.

Richmond, Va, November 49,
The stockholders of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railway, in annual meet
ing here today, reelected their d.
rectors, who declared an annual
dividend of 2 IL per cent on the
common stock. The president, j K
Henley, and other officers were re-
elected. The officers and directors
left this afternoon on tour of in
spection down the line.
The board accepted the resigna-
ton of W N Royal, general man.
ager of the road, and promoted P R
Albright, assistant general man.
ager, to succeed him. Mr. Royal
retired because of i'll health.
in Brand, now general superin-
tendent of the third division at
Jacksonville, will become assistant
general manager. j C Murchison,
superintendent at Charleston. will
succeed Mr. Brand, and j P Walker
will succeed Mr. Murchison. T W
Hansell is made superintendent at
Sanford, Fla.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-18
FAY CONFESSES
CRAVE CRIME.
GERMAN LIEUTENANT TELLS OF
PLOT TO BLOW UP OUR SHIPS
CARRYING MUNITIONS OF WAR.

New York, November 15:-Rob-
ert Fay, self styled lieutenant in the
German army and by his own con-
fession head of a gang of bomb
makers who sought to disable or de-
stroy munition laden ships from
New York to the entente allies, told
the story of his life today to Assist
ant United States District Attorney
Knox. Fay talked freely, fully and
of his own volition for five hours
without interruption. What he said
was not made public, but Mr. Knox
announced that all Fay wanted to
do now was to plead guilty to the
Governments charges against him
and 60 to Jail.
Fay's long talk with Mr. Knox was
upon his own solicitation and with
out promise of immunity or leniency.
The statement, which the prisoner
said carried him back to Germany,
almost to the date of his birth, COW
cred the high lights of his service in
the German army, told in detail of
his alleged mission to America and
recited his movements and activities
here. Whether it was true in its
essentials, Deputy Marshall said af-
terward, has yet to be determined,
but in some respects it was verified
by information from other sources.
There is no doubt" Mr. Marshall
said, that his name is really Fay
and that he served in the German
army. AS to the rest we do not
know. His statement differs some
what from his previous story, but
admits guilt of the charges against
him."
What Fay told Mr. Knox leads
back to source to which already
has been traced another case under
investigation by the Government,
according to Roger B Wood, an as
sistant in Mr. Marshall's office. Mr.
Wood has prepared most of the cases
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-18
SKETCHES FROM SCRANTON.
Removals to and from Town
Wedding Bells.

Scranton, November 16:-Because
of his fathers death, DR. G H Pate
has removed to the formers home
at Brooks Bridge. near Bishopville.
He has built up a large and lucra'
tive practice here and general re-
gret is expressed at his going away.
He will continue the practice of his
profession and supervise his fathers
large farm.
DR. Myers Graham of Cowards will
remove to Scranton shortly and oc-
cupy the drug store and dwelling OF
DR. Pate.
Sunday morning Rev Mr. Taylor
filled his appointment at the Free
Will Baptist church. In the after
noon Rev Mr. Truluck preached at
the Missionary Baptist church. Sum-
day night Rev W H Hodges, pastor
of the Methodist church at Lake
City, occupied the pulpit at the Meth
odist church and delivered a strong
message to an attentive audience.
The last quarterly conference OF
this charge for the year was held at
the Methodist chur ch Friday. Pre-
siding Elder H B Brown of King.
stree was in attendance.
Miss Florence Annie Myers and
Mr. John CASTOR Singletary were
married at Florence last Wednesday,
Judge of Probate Brunson perform
ing the ceremony. The bride is a
sister of our townsmen, Messrs j M,
W A and B B Myers, and a young
lady of charming personally. Mr.
Singletary is son of the late w K
Singletary. and a progressive farm
er. This popular young couple have
a host of friends who extend con-
gratulations.
Upon his departure DR. Pate re-
signed as local registrar for Lee and
Lake townships. R Leo Carter of
Leo has been appointed local reg
istrar and | M Gamble of Scranton
appointed sub-registrar. All births
and deaths must be recorded and a
permit issued before burial can be
made. IMG
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-18
Beware OF Cheap Substitutes.

In these days of keen competition
it is important that the public should
see that they get Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy and not take substi-
tutes sold for the sake of extra profit
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
stood the test and been approved for
more than forty years. Obtainable
everywhere.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-18
Camden to Have Military Camp.

1t was officially announced Mon
day by Maj General Leonard Wood,
of the United States army, that a
citizens military training camp is to
be established at Camden by the
United States war department for
one month, beginning early in Feb
ruary. The camp will be similar to
that held at Plattsburg, N Y,during
the summer, when more than 1000
citizens from private life went into
training for one month. The an
nouncement has aroused consider
able interest among the citizens of
Camden and in other sections of the
State.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-18
Hot Supper.

The public is cordially invited to
attend a hot supper at Long Branch"
school house on Friday, November
26, beginning at 7:S0 p. m. There
will be a plenty of goodies to eat.
Come, everybody.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-18
OPPOSED TO
RAISING SALARIES
OF STATE OFFICIALS--GOVERNOR
THINKS EXPENSES SHOULD
RATHER BE DECREASED.


Columbia, November 15:-The
present financial condition of the
people of South Carolina makes it
of the utmost importance that the
cost of State Government be de-
creased rather than increased said
Governor Manning today, when ask
ed for his views on the question OF
increase in salaries as proposed in
statement printed in Sundays pa
pers. While the salaries paid our
Judges and State officials are low, "
said the Governor, we are just now
recovering from the financial hard
ships of the recent panic caused by
the low price of our products as the
result of the European war, and it
behooves us to watch closely every
item of expense in order to hold
down the tax levy to a minimum.
'The last session of our Legisla-
ture created the South Carolina tax
commission for the purpose of re-
forming the tax laws of the State
and equalizing the burdens of taxa
ton so that all our people would be
placed on the same basis. Until this
commission shall have completed its
work / feel that we should dismiss
from our minds the subject of in
creased expenses.
''The awakening of our people on
the subject of common school edu-
cation makes it of the utmost i'm
portance that we provide facilities
for increasing the efficiency of our
rural and common schools. These
facilities cost money, and until
means for the education of every
white child in South Carolina are
provided | shall oppose increase in
other departments. If we have any
extra money to spend" said the
Governor. "let's put it in the com.
mon schools of our State, where it
will be the means of furnishing to
the boys and girls. the future men
and women of South Carolina, the
education to which they are entitled
and which will make of them better
and more efficient citizens. This is,
in my judgment, a most important
matter, and one in which the people
are vitality interested.
81 shall continue to urge such
economy as is consistent with the
absolute needs of the State and the
financial condition of our citizens. %
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-18

A woman's dimples may be one
of the greatest pitfalls on earth.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-20

fdon bas gIdtt6sn In Der San6.
8ar ss ni6t, uIs Oh feline 9eItaIt
ipantte, ipdbreno er las9
r2iebIter "a" Die Stimme rief
'bn aus glanspoIl,n Sernsn suriid, in
bic ibn elm Greuoenturm iGb ents
fiibrt batte.
-GOa! SOre!" 9tber bann
tonnte er bod ni9t bOrIefen unb
iiberlieb es Der Satin, felbit bns
berauf6enoe Slid gu i9Iiirfsn.
r2iebIte Gltern. Dor einem Sabre
um biefe 3eit babe ih Gu9 Summer
gemu9t, beute barf i'd Gu9 cine
5reuoe bereiten. Sir einen Patrouils
lensang in Der lsBten Wo9e, ben i9
Gu9 briefIi9 ndber beidrsibe, iuuros
i1 bonn Serrn Sauptmonn belobt
uno nit Dem @iiernen 3reuS ausges
seihnet.
Stets @uer @ud Oantbar bIeibens
Der Sobn Sugo."
syrdu Gpa iant an bes @atten
8ruft, unb oils feline 2lrme ii9 nm
iie f9lofen, ba fiibIte iis, aI ibrs
Sorgen bes borigen Triibiubres uno
aGle SrGnen Der SfriessSsit = fie NOS
rem ge5Gblt. unb iis pGren aufgepo>
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-20
ett ,sttser R6uit.

Ser &nrI Bed mar auf Sem 9anS
aIs reiber, brauer Wann betannt;
8ei allen 9auern, 9rob uno Helm,
Sieb er rlur &drI gang dllgeueir.
Ser Iieb ilin emit nuf ieinem 9ut,
gBie's ieber @ltsbeiiker tut,
Gin grobes. ipeites 9anobaus baum.
Sas ipirtlid prd6tis an5ui6au'u,
1ino bran fidb ie6em Aueenpadr
Sic Snihrift 1gilla Bed bot bar. =
Slnlli ipar Der Ban an guo' 9efiibrt,
Yeuud 9duerIeiu binnusipaBiert.
9as idbone Snus lid Sii beieb'n,
Als er Die Suidrift al am 3aus
llno riet oann gang periuuil3ert aus:
.gliH, Iieber SEarl, ing bod man,
ySarilm idriebt ~lSilla @ed" SIR an,
DAB SIR. ben man aIs GnrI tenrt.
GIh ieet urpIosIih ~@iGa" ueunt.