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New Britain herald., 1916-11-13

ing car; 1915 six cylinder Mitchell
touring car; 1915 Baby Grand
Chevrolet touring car; 1916 Max
well touring car; six cylinder Pierce
Arrow touring car; one kohler
truck. These cars are all in splen
did condition and must be disposed
of by December 1 as we need the
room. Williams Auto Co., 287 Elm
street. 11-7-W1
New Britain herald., 1916-11-13

TO RENT-Seven rooms, 296 Arch
St., Tel. 475-4. 10-30-tf
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arieses NIT MerieO bOrlanfis uOr-

arieses NIT Merieo borlGnfis pOr-
iiber lit.
georberto Hea8ot, sntonio
guepas u1o 5imon Coils, bie onge-
flagt iiro, oaB fie oie Gilenbobn-
9riide bel @ebb Station in 8rano
itefen tpollten, tpurben itt 2areoo
Dor oas Diitriftseridt gebradt. Ye5-
got erregte groBes Mufleben our9
jein griu6er, BEN merifnnilhen
&onlul Garcia fonlmen gu lalien
@Aeia fonrte nibt gefunoen iper=
ben, aber Elm anOerer merifaniihr
&onlulatspertreter fam nno In oel-
len @egennart erfl1rte He55ot, 6nB
er fein 9aloit, Ion0ern Elm Weit-
gIieo Der Mrmee garran5a's lei nno
oaB er auf 8efebI ieiner gorgelesten
gebauoelt babe.
glms Der megifaniiaen Saupt-
ita6t pirb gemeIoet, 20 amerifaai-
ide .6amilien, bic anf oem Wege
na6 &era grns iuaren, fnb ma6 Der
9antitabt snriidsefebrt.
~ Die 2eibe oes irt benz @efeht
bei garri5al gefangenen Gnpt. 8op6
iplroe geitern, inter aagemeiner
Beteiliglng in gl Haio nod benz
Babnbof gebrad]t. Die 2eife miro
inr Mrlington Nationalfrieobof BEL
Walbitston beigelest. -Seute tplir-
oe in oerlelben feierlihen Neife oie
2ei1e oes 2eutnant Moair nab Dem
9abnbof geIeitet. Die 2eihe miro
nod Hortlano, Ore, geihift, no
oie sSamiIie Moair's nobnt
MerifaniIdle Eferbeoiebe baben
BON elmer giand), Die orei Wieilen
0itlid) bDn Nugales, Nrispna, liegt,
sip0lf Yferbe seitoblen nnS iiber Sic
Grense setrieben. Deputies nno
Sianger baben fid) sn ibrer %erfol-
gitng anfgemodJt.
Mus Douglas in Mri5ona miro
gelneloet, Die Na1giebigfeit garran-
5a's in Dem Streit nit ben Ser
6taaten babe inn i'm Gtaate Como
ra pieIe 5einoe gemaft.
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anrSe neberlidt.

Die Sd)ilberitnsen Der W-
liierten iiber bic @organse aitf
ebm rnifiiden Sd)anplat itnb
iibertrieben unb tnmabr. Die
0cntidjen sieben tire Tront
nidJt snriif; lie iuaren nar ge-
slpnnaen, BEL Gsartorpsf fid
cine Strede snriifsnsieben nnb
ne,ie Gtellmngen einSnnebmen.
MndJ bei 8aranotpitidJi fanS
Elm Ieidjtes Iprriifen Der @ni-
len TAFT. Spnft spnroen bic
gRmi5en iiberall snriifgeiddasen.
Die ensliidye Dffeniipe riidt,
iuie semelSet tuir6, nur lang
lam por. Die GnslGnber nab-
men bic Meoomte o2eipsig"
bei Ga 8piielle. Guntalmoilpn
in ben G1u6en Der Oemtid)en.
Mmariffe Ser 0entiden auf
bic fran5Siifd)en Steammsen
bci Sbiammont, i'm 0elan6e
bon @erbnn, iperoen smriifge-
Idlasen mnb ebenfo bic Mn
griffe Ser sransoien anf ben
bum ben 9enti6em befetten
1rpib serre=Siigel.
DE Nni1en bebanpten, Gen.
4otbmer s6ge iid amf Staniss
lan sitrii6.
Sn Sentid)lanb ipiro cine
sriebensfommiiTion sesriin-
BET.
Die frans0iifde Nnleibe in
9seip Yorf lit abgeIdloiien.
ltebcrtriebene Mngaben iibcr
ensliId)e Wsmnitionsliefernng.
glndD 0ranfreid) iagt iid) BON
Der 9onboner 9eflaration log.
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Cine 9epeide aus yerlin melbet,
bic uorgeriiften bemtiden 2inien an
Der groken giesmns bes STIR in
BolbDnien ieien snriifse5osem.
slaerlei iuilbe 0epeiden iinb BON
3pnbon nnb Tetersbnrg iiber bic
&fe Der letten beiben Sagem
in 9lnflanb ber6ffenHid)t iuorben.
Sad bieien Sepeiden baben bic Mni-
len cine nene OffenTbe an Der
Strefe BON 9fiaa bis mad 8arano-
iuitifi begpnnen nno baben iiberall
Grfolge sebabt. yei yiisa, iiiblidJ
bonn Naroes See, 0itli6 bon 8ilna
nno iueiter nnten bel Gsartopsf,
6ei &pIfi nno an anoern Grtem iinb
bic 9emtiden anseblidJ geidlasen.
&ieiige Maiien ppn 8efamgenen -
10000, 5000 nn6 Gbnlide 3ablcn
- baben Die 3niien genpmmen nno
ben 0entIden bleibt idlieklid nidjts
anberes iibrig, als lire ganse rmiIi-
IdJe ssrpnt snriif5nnebmen. Sa, cine
9epefde aus Mom meloet, iie sSsen
iid bereits snriif. Bon all' bieien
0eididten 1T iuabrideinlid nidjts
iuabr, amfer baF bic 9infem itarfere
Nngriffe anf ben nSrbliden Sell Der
rniIiiden syrunt gemadt baben nnS
6ak iie se5lunnsen seiueien iinb,
Stellnngen bei G5artprDsf in @ol-
Hbniem anfsnseben. Die bentlden Of
fisiellen Sepeifen laaten: Cine
Gpike nnierer Stellnus, bic iid se-
gen gsartorbsf nuridob, mnfte in
lolse Der rnfIiidem ltebermadjt, bic
bon sipei Seiten, Geitinfobfa nnb
&oIfi anbrGngte, anfseseben iuer-
ben, es ipnrbe cine meme gerteibi.
gnngsitellnng eimgenommen. Nnf
bei6en Seiten bon SofnI ipnrben
bic rmiIilden glnsriffe snriifseidla-
gen nnb sipar inter idaueren @er-
Inften fir bic @uiiem. @eitlid nnb
iiiSmeilid ppn 9nsf lit bic Gage
iinberdn6ert. Sdarfe Gneriffe anf
bic Srnppen bes Jelbmnridjalls bon
Sinbenbnrs fanben itatt. Die GnI.
len iumrben beim 9aroe5 Gee, bei
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MnsIam0.
9ie l1niberfit6t $50

Die ltniberiitat Bonn bat
acknowledgements i'm 3lpeiterl
@riegsionuner nit 4795 eingeidrie-
benen Namen Die bisber bohfte 3abl
ibrer sSn1matrifulatio ationsnumlnern err
reidt. Inter oen 4795 Stu0ieren-
ben iino 523 Gtuoentinnen. Son
oen Stltoenten fteben 1929 i'm See
res ODER Sanit1tsoienit, 10 oaB Elm
8eitano bon S43 Stuoenten per-
bleibt. Sier5u fonmen nod tuerig-
items 1S0 Stuoente1, Die als Ser
iplltbete ODER @arniionoienltfdbige
oie Wfoglibfeit baben. an ben 8or-
Ieflulgen uno ltebltngcn teil5uneb-
men.
Die Spielbanf in Moilte Gar,
10 lhlieBt gum eriten Male ieit ib-
rem 9eIteben nit einem 8erlnlt ab.
Ser gerlult betraet iedseinbalb
Weiaionen Srarlfen fir oas Sabr
tot5
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pfdngern beitebt, tlotte. 2ebtere
rperoen nit elmer 9eaoel perbuttoen,
oie in eine pr4parierte @adsplatte
eirfItibt. Die S6allplotten entbal-
ten nur fltr5e uno lange Gone unb
fonnen 5u auBergenobnlid nieort-
gen 8reiien oerfauft meroen W}an
beabiibtigt, eine tdgli6e 3eitllng fir
8ltnoe beraus5ugeben-
Die uaOlniIde 3eitnns" melOet,
cine gnsabl amseiebemer oentld)er
G;elebrter, @eIdaftslente nnb 2am0=
lente batte bie u9entide Seational-
fpmmiiiion" sesriinbet, beren 3ued
es iein ioll, Elm alsemeiues Ser
itanbmis oes Seitid)en &olfes in Be
s,s anf einen ebreniuerten SyrieSen,
Ser oemt @eide cine rnbige 3nfnnft
iidert, sm eripefem. Sci Ser 8il=
omns Der &ommiiiion lit man p6l-
fig unparteiiId norgegansen. Mn
ibrer Spite itebt Ser 6yiirit aarl bon
@e6el.
Ser Sabresberi6t ser groBen
@erfe in giien lieB erleben, oaB
ipdbreno oes SSobres bon 100 ange-
ltelIten syrauen " bonn &ranfen<
fonos l1nteritiibung in Mnlprud
nabnen, i'm gergleid 8a 60 aus 100
Wadnnern. Die 3abl ser bel &rupp
angeitellten sSrauen bat iib in ben
lekten 5ipei Sabren mebr als per-
5ebnfo6t. sSm Sabre 1914, als Der
&rieg aeraoe ausbrah, 6efanoen itd
auf ben 2obnliiten 36,SS0 Wanner
uno nur 1914 Srauen. gnoe Mpril
70. s. tpieiet oie 2ilten 55,949 Wan-
4ter uno 1902 5rauen auf. 8ertba
&rnpp loG i'm porigen Sabre aus
Der syabrif elm ginfomnen bon
iibet 100 Millionen Marf er5ielt ha-
ben. = 49,
gIms Neiu Yorf ipirb semelbet, baf
bic ARRANGEMENTS fir Die glnleibe
BON bnn6ert Millionen 0ollars fit
syranfrei6 abgeldlpiIen Ieien.
Baron bon Senarcleus- -@rencp.
bisber Wiorine slttadee in s(tbeu,
LIT dfs Nahfolger BON Capt 8op-go
gum 9earine 4ttadee in @ai6ing.
ton erl1annt moroen.
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Snlan6.

= 9as Staat5 Oepartenett IN
@aibington giebt, pie idon friiber,
allen 9lmerifanern oen Hat, iid bon
Merico augenblidlib fern 5u bal=
ten. 9ieIe Nadridt ging 0em &on-
greBmann-at-large, Self Wc2elnore
BON Spulton, BON Staatslefretdr
Gaming auf cine oiesbeaiiglihe In-
irage 5u. Die @ltlf grport & Sratts-
portation Company bon 9eall-
mont, oerell Ingeitellte aus Wferico
fliibten nuBten uno oie iest arbeits-
los berllmbllnlmeln nliiilen, bate iih
OH Mc2enore nit Der 9itte Inn
glusfunft geipanot, Oh es ratiam
tpdre fir lire 2eute, nath Wierico
5uriif5ufebren. Mc2emore lhrieb
oespegen an @anling uno erbielt
ben oieiem oie ltereotppe @ntlport
.gto".
gfear Mon1iral SO. 8. gaper-
tom Der eegenipartig Die in ben
@etpdiiern Ser 9lntillen, reIp. I'M
Saiti lnlo Sen Domingo fon5en-
trierte ssIotte befebligt, lit gum 4om-
maneeur oes pa5ifilhen 8el6pa-
oers ernarlnt; 9lomiral @inslom,
Ser bisberige 8efeblsbaber, miro ON
90. SSuli in oen 3nbeItano treten
SSn einem sSeuer, oas nab
feno oes aroBen Sturlnes in Mc-
Rarp, Co., ausbra6 nno tDeldes Ell
lie Sdgenliible Der 90. 90. Geoo
2umber 60 eindl6erte, perbrannten
sipei ser BORT beid6ftigten slrbei-
ter, Der Seller geicf Wfit1eu umo Ieiit
@eDiilfe $. 9retp. Der peruriahte
@ranoI6aoen miro auf $4,000
otgei6Gtt.
Ser in oen Staaten gllabama,
uno Wfiiiiilippi orrd) Den lesten
Strrm aneeri6tete SdaOen miro
auf $4,000,000 berehnet, slbihab.
ungen iiber Die in sSlorioa uno @ori-
iiana perurlahten 8erpiiitlngen
Iiegen nod nidt Dor. Die gead-
riht, baB in 9eloit, @la., iieb5ebn
geeger rn's 2eben gefommen ieien.
miro in oen lebten 0eeloungen alS
untuabr erfldrt, ongegen miro berih.
tet, oaB elm 2ofoinotibfiibrer in Der
R1be BON gono, Wiiii., getotet mur-
Sc. ais er nit ieinem 3uge auf Dem
pom @oIler untern1inierten @abn-
bett entgleiite. @olfen6rltdartige
Regen, Die Dem Orfane folgten unb
oeren 6an ltellenipeiie bis auf 1923
3on bemeiien wuroe, perlhlimner-
ten burh Die neruriadten lteber.
idipemntlingen oie Situation nod
gan5 be0euteno 3ablreide giIen-
babnbriiden in 2ouiiiona uno Slo.
riou, Die bonn Stllrme oerIhont ge-
blieben iparen, mir6en ndhtrGgIid
ourd oie getpoItigen Glltten SER
itort.
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Easy Dental ParIOrs.

9ieies 3abnarst-@eid bat lei
men Mitarbeitern einen SpeSialiiten
fir Gronem- nno griifenar6eit sit=
sefiist. 9lae, Die iid In ben nahiten
10 Sagen bon nns bebanoeln laiien,
eriparen fat Die 6alfte an ibrer
HedJnnng. 2akt Gmf bier DOn ben
beiten 3abnarsten in Der Stabt be-
banbeln; Elm @erInd miro Gnd) iiber-
sensen, oah oie 3abnbeilfmnoe
id)merslos ansemenoet merSen fam.
Gabliter Tlat in Ser StaSt. 209-
2t1 Siuearingen-MeGraiu @ebGnSe,
Gfe 6pniton Str. nnS glnmp Elasa.
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Gin Sa6perit1noieer. ser Die
Bidder ser Staot 9saibpile, Senn..
renioiert bat, bat feltgeitellt, oaB
friibere 9eanlte Ole Staot in ben
eesabren BON 1909 bis 1914 i'm oie
foloiiale Siininte BON $7t,fS7.79
beitoblen baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-08

- Manhe sSranentrdnen lafien
fih nit 8anfnoten Ieihter trofnen,
aIs nit einem Taihentlih.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

administration and also endorsing him
as the Democratic standard bearer tor
1916. 1t is practically conceded that
he will be nominated without opposl-
ton by the St. Louis convention, and
our prediction is that he will be elected
in November as easily as if he had no
opposition from the Republicans.
No other President of the United
States within the past so years has
had so many grave and complex prob
lens to solve as has the present occu-
pantsofaathe White House, and vet he
has so conducted the affairs of govern
ment as to satisfy the vast majority OF
the American people, irrespective OF
political afiliation. Through him the
nations Of the earth, almost without
exception, have been drawn closer to
America than ever before. One is
constrained to believe that he was
chosen of God to give direction to this
government while the world crisis
is on
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26
A Merciless Judge.
One Who Shows no Favor.

A mcrciless Judge is Father
Time. Is, fure him the weak aMd the
wanting 90 to the wall. Only the
truth can stand. For years the l"i-
lowing statement from An Edgetirld
resident has withstood this slcrncst
ut al! tess
Mrs. X l. Lowe, Cedar Row,
Edarlirld, says: My back had both
cred me for months and ! became
weak and all run down. From other
SYMPTOMS, knew that my kidneys
were a, fault. Doan's kidney pills
gave me quick and positive relief. y
(Statemcn. eiveG April II, l9ll.i
No trouble since. More than three
wears later, Mrs. Lowe said: i hlv"
had no occasion 10 use Doan : kid.
nev pills for some years, AS they
cured me of all sy nptoms Of kidney
disease.
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy
yet Doan's kidney pills-the same
that Mrs. Love has twice publicly
recommended. Foste, Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26
Life Insurance Enriching the South.

NOT until within comparatively re-
cent wears have southern people car
ried life insurance in large amounts.
Prior to two decades ago number OF
small policies were carried but in the
aggregate the amount was compara-
tivelv small. However. within recent
wears hundreds and thousands of per-
sons have realized and appreciated the
value of such protection and now as
deaths occur these large sums are be-
ing brought South from the northern
life insurance companies. Up to this
time the premiums have been steady
drain upon this section but as the poll
cies mature and dividends are paid and
as deaths occur and policies are paid
in full there will be an appreciable
swelling of bank deposits in this section.
The life of Mr.. l.. w. Parker of
Greenville who passed away about two
weeks ago was heavily insured, poll
cies aggregating Ss2A,U0G were carried
by him and by the Parker cotton mills,
of which he was at one time president.
About SSOO, 900 of this was carried in
northern companies. His death will
cause this enormous sum to come south
to remain. This instance is cited to
illustrate or prove the statement herein
made to the effect that lie insurance
is enriching the south. Scores of 9TH
ers could be cited.
The wealth Of the sonth is increasing
through the keeping OF insurance pre-
miums at home. Scores of southern
companies have been established and
are furnishing as safe and sound in
vestment and protection as any to he
found. These southern companies are
keeping much of the profits of life in
surance at home, whereas for the past
so years it has steadily enriched the
moi tn.
Each succeeding generation carries
increased life Insurance and as these
persons rass from the stage Of action
the wealth of this section will be in
creased enormously.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26
McKENDREE SCHOOL,
Highly Creditable Closing ExeI-
cises Greatly Enjoyed by
Large Audience. Pleasant
Profitable Occasion.

Dear Advertiser: The annual
closing exercises Of the Mckrndree
school have now became pretty we'll
advertised.
On last Friday night Miss Rosa
lind QUITS, who has had charge of
school for the last three years. clos
ed the term with an entertainment
that was interesting, amusing, and
instructive. To an observer it EVIL
denced the fact that there is much
talent in the McKendree children.
These exercises began with flag
drill and with singing Red White
and Blue" Then followed recita-
tions, dialogues, pantomimes, tab
leauxs, songs, minstrels, etc. The
slages erected in front of the school
building by the o. G. & Bnd. Tim
norman Company, was beautifully
decorated with small United States
flags and bougbs of green and in
each of the varied scenes the stage
furnishings were appropriately ar
ranged.
The school and general public are
indebted to Mrs. DR.. Ouzls for fur
nishing music on The piano during
the evening. Among the children
who took part in the exercises were
the Timncrnan>, Dorns, Glanziers,
Murrows, QUITS, ShatferS, and per-
haps others.
Among the scenes were The fol-
lowing: a Kiss in the Dark
Country Court ship, College Es-
say" Minstrel" "Benny's Ques-
lions," The Two Runaways,"
''Curfew Shall not Rihg to Night"
g Popping the Question: Consola-
tion Songs Everybody Works
bot Father" This was the mos:
natural, amusing and ludicrous thing
Of all and brought down the entire
audience.
Tie entertainment was splendid
all through, and the exercises were
carried out without single errGr.
or a hitch. That the entire pro-
gramme net the appreciation OF the
large audience was evident from re-
pealcd appIausvs and cheers from
lueill.
" here did this crowd come from
was question we heard asked
many times during the evening.
Well, it calne from every where.
cali roads leave to Rome and III
this 2O.h century all roads lead to
MckenIrte.
In conclusion we " ;sh to congrat
ulalu the Kckendrve school--the
children, the teachers aud the pa
irons, and we want TO thank them
in behalf Of the audiencc Tor tie
splendid entertainments they gayS.
w. d. o. i
Elmwood, S. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26
Red Hill Teachers Reelected
w 0. W. Camp Flourishing

Mr. II. G.. Gardner has Taught 4
1iouri>hing school in Georgia this
wear. His school closed some days
ago and Mr.. Gardner cam" back
hnmc bringing with him his bride,
who was Miss ThrlmA U-sery before
her marriage. We wish forthlS hap.
Nv coanlr long and useful life.
Miss Salic Smiths school rlnspd
last Wednesday a,d returned home
ON Thursday. Miss Saliie w;l! at
tend the summer school al Rock
this summer.
The board "f trustees Of Red
Hill schoo! met last Saturday and
elected the same teachers FOR anoth-
err session. Red Hill ought to have
four teachers and we hope there
Will be enough money to Justify the
trustees in electing the fourth teach
or.
The painting Of the Woodmcn
hail is progressing nicely and II
will soon be covered with a coat OF
pure white.
The Woodmen mot last Satnr,
day nigh, and there was something
duin" in the old camp. Several new
members lave been added 20 our
camp in the last few months. There
are several new men to be pnt
through" at our next meeting.
The wire lnr tie fence at Antioch
has been ordered and We hope tG
have the church and cemetery en-
closed, = i h thu ne Il fence in the next
few weeks
The SUNBEAM band met at Rose
Cottage last Saturday afternoon.
There was about fifty in number
and the children enjoyed many
games and hunting eggs.
! MIR. Monroe Mathis has new
buggy. some Girl will 20 TO the I'M
ion next Sunday
/ MIR. A. p. King and family Of
I Ninety Six visited his sister, Mrs
i w. +. Prescott, last Sunday.
Misses Hassie and Lula Quarles
spent Saturday in Augusta.
Miss Alpha Hammond visited
homrfnlkS Saturday aud Sunday
Prof. G. I. rrulnck and Mis-:
Lancaster WISHED Miss Mamie Bus
sey last Saturday,
MIR. Joe MrClrndon hrough;
/ some nice large fish To Rose Cot
,a@e last Saturday. Many thank'
Joe.
Mr.. J. D. Quarles who had hi'
leg hruke snm- weeks ago, is still
confined 10 his bel. We hope tc
ser lin at Red Hill graded schoo
day, May IL. Rose Cottage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26
South Carolina Solid For Wilson.

The Germans are not any more loyal
to the Kaiser than South Carolinians
are to Woodrow Wilson. The Democratic
clubs throughout the State met Satur-
day afternoon to re-organize and elect
delegates to the county conventions,
and all that have reported their action
through the daily papers adopted reso-
usions endorsing Woodrow Wilson's
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Yes, Shakesreare's name is immor-
tai. But so is that of John Bunyan. the
humble tinker of Elstow There is no
royal road to greatness. Let the am
bilious youth, however poor, bear in
mind these lines from Pope:
ssHonor and shame from no condition
rise.
Act W I'll your part, there all the honor
hes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Cards of Thanks. Obituaries, Resolu-
lions and Political Notices published at
advertising rates.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Mr.. Ford has announced that he will
purchase the formula or process for
making cheap gasoline. Should he be
the means of reducing the price OF JOY
riding the whole universe will rise up
and call him blessed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Only four more days are left to tne
liquor dealers of Augusta. The ila |!'
be put on good and tight next Monday
That's what people say down there
and we believe they MEAN it this
time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Germany is again about to promise
to be good, but Germany's word is now
at a discount. She should be required
to give bond for a faithful adherence
to her agreement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

You propose tax Oh gasoline?'
YES"
Il fear that wonld be unpopular. "
I'm, said the statesman address
ed. | have been looking around for
tax that would be popular. but |
haven't succeeded in locating one as
yet. "-Pittsburg Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

We SUPPOSE you have remarked that
one never hears OF man hiding be-
hind a woman's skirt any more.-The
State. Why, the modern skirt doesn't
even hide the woman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Strange indeed it is that some reck-
less automobile drivers will not proflt
by the casualties and fatalities of other
reckless drivers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

That was warm welcome which the
French gave the Russian soldiers the
other day when they landed or French
soil, but we have an idea that warm
er welcome still would be extended
American soldiers should they be sent
to ioin the Allies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

The Panama canal was re oDened 700
late to cheaper nitrate of soda for the
1915 crops. a British steamer loaded
with nitrate of soda arrived at Char
lesion Monday. being the first cargo of
soda to pass throug gh the canal in many
months.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Mr.. Ford is now one of the big-rich
men of the country. He mas purchased
30 acres of land in New.1ersey and will
erect another s5,OO0,00O automobile
plant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

The Germans have stopped shell
ing the woods" and have levelled their
big guns on the coast towns of
England, which will re-kinde the fire
of the militants and men Of England
and bring about heavier enlistment.
Such stroke by Germany always re-
acts upon her.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Paper is now so high that only the
very extravagant write more than a
one-page letter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

The forfeiture of ships worth more
than S125, ,O00,00 now in American
ports would be Germany's smallest
loss should the United States sever re-
-lations with her.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

As the result of presidential posi-
biIity that has suddenly come upon the
scene, after four more years of Wood
row Wilson the Ford may become the
official car of the White House, and
then the joke would he on the cars of
aristocratic claims.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26
Wednesday, April 26

Would that we could all make foot
prints that are as enduring as Shake
speare's!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Published every Wednesday in Inc
Advertiser Building at Sl.5Q per year
In advance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

FOR SALE: 4 number of pigs
and sboats, ranging in size from
small! pigs t. 60 pound each; ais"
White Lnghorn egas for hatching,
rnrn strain. - cents fnr Is eggs.
NJ. G. Parker, EdGctield, S. G.
) st.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Wonder how long it will be before
he is referred to as Ex-Ambassador
Bernsdorf?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

Entered as second class matter at
he postoffice at Edgefeld, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-04-26

No communications will be published
anless accompanied by the writer's
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