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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-11

= II, IL. Tpru. lteDeI SDH'
BON. Der bcntc BON Der ubcriten
Seeresleitnns perOffentlid)te yeridJt
hat fulgenoen @ortlaut:
y@eitfrpnt: NadD einem intcniiuen
Irtillerie-Sencr madtcn bic GnglGn-
Der einen beftisen -sslnsriff mt Sanb-'
granaten geitern abenb anf nniere
Stellnnsen iiibli6 BON ct. Glui. Der
Insriff por ocn pom ums beicttem
Wfinemfratern brad 5niammem. Die
Stellnns lit III ibrer gansen GGnge
feit in nnieren 'Sdnben.
ySn Der Irgonnc nabe bem Spii.
gcl ppm SDten Wann mnb ueitcr Oit-
lid selang cs ben Syransoien, Die
mebrere Wiinen erpluoierten, blus
iidJ ielbit SdJnben snsnfiisen.
yYtit sruker Gnersie bielt sciterm
ben gan5en Sas iiber Der aarpf in
ben 8esenSen anf bciOen Seiten Der
Maas am. 8esenansriffe Der 1sran-
5uicn auf bic pun nns iiiblid uum
isruses gndJ beiettcn Stellnnsen
suiid)eu Sanepnrt nnb SctbineDnrt
brafen nit beSentcmoen &erlnitcn
fir ben iseinb sniammen.
rSie 3abl Der nnperiunnDcten @e-
fansenen, bic bier gcmadlt iunrbe,
erbObte iid BON % Sffisieren nnb
$40 Mann anf 36 Sffisiere nnO
1881 Mann, nnb bic semadtc Sente
amf siuei 9anpncn unb % Wtnidinen-
seiuebre.
y6in IaidDinengeiuebr nnb %
@efangcnc iunrben npf) cingebradJt.
Gettere ipnrbcn inter ben Vlpf-
baniern iiiSlidl bonn 9iaben &alb
gcfangengenummcu.
p8csenansriffe ans Der 9iidltnna
bpn GbnttnneDnrt lunrbem bnrfJ MT
icr iuirfnngspollcs Slanfenfencr pum
Ditlifem 1tfcr bcr snm Stillitaub &C.
bradlt.
yslm rcd)ten Maas-ltfer pcrindltt
Der scino pergeblidj, oen am iiibiueit.
lidjen Slbbans SeS Euiurc perlurener
8rnnb ipicoer5useiuinnen.
ySiibiueitlidJ pon SORT 9onanmont
iunrbe Der Scinb scswnngen, ,ueiter,
@erteioignngsitellen nnf5nsebcn, uur
bcnen mir ciniae Snsenb 8cfansen'
nnb brci Taidlinensciuebre mitbrad
ten.
,3iuci feinblidJe 9erpplane ipnr
ben iiibmeitlidl uunypern bnrfl slnti
Sliegerfanonen bcrnntergeiauiien.
pCit- unb Salfan-Srunt: Die 81
funtipn lit nnperGnbert."
Die bcntidlcn 6ciuinnc bel Scrbmn
Berlin, II. slpril. SrabtlD.
nah Sappiae. Seit Dem 21. Scbrnai
baben lant elmer bentigen gefanntsa-
be Der Observation-Disclosures bi'
9eutihen in bem Sample nm Ser
bum iiber $4,000 SranSuien sefan
gengenummen.
y@eitlidl BON Scr 0taas iunroel
etiua % Guabratfilp,netcr 8rnno be
iett1, iast bic AnfiinOiguus.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-11
Serfolgtc britt
i6eu Sampfer.
Sritiidles Sriessidliff fensrte anf
Sramp cinen Sd)nR ab.

9tem 9orf. #. slpril. Ialla.
9iere bes Oampiers 0ietapan bon
Ger llniteo ,Srl,it 60, Der bier beltc
aus Colon imo 9apaun ciutraf, cr-
51hleil, oaB ii1 in Der oohe bon Sap
Seurp ein britiid1er areuSer Der
Giier- -alaiic aifbalte. Sic bdttcn ibn
bel Der Serfolgune cines Tramp.
0ampfcrs beobodtet. Der arei,5er
fcuerte cinen Sd)lib ab. ippralif ser
0anpfer Die britiide 6lagse aitf5og.
Damn gob Sas Grieesidliff Die Ser
folgune oes 9anlpfers olf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-11
Sas &omplDtt beg Genc=
rals salajar wiro
anfgetldrt.
Gul. Subb nnb ieine Snuallerie fern
Den &crbinonnsslinien.
@ieaeiht battc or cinen aampf nit
Sanbiten 81 beitcben.
Columbus ntnet nadJ rnbelpicr, ban-
ger gtadlt erleidJtert nnf.
Sias nnb Salasar iollen in 9fprb NM
Siib Snnb in Snmb arbeiten.
Sdabbnfte ornbtlpie slpparnte per-
binbern NadridjtenSienit.

@aibington, If. 9lpril. I'm.
offi5ieIe uno uitbeitatiete 0teloim.
gen, bab 8iua tot iei, iiib beitte in
Der bieiigen Garran5a-8otifaft ein-
eetroffen INTO ~iperSeit pielfod) ee-
glalibt. 9ie Meloungen iollen aus
Gueretaro, Der propiioriiGen 9aupt-
itabt bes Gen. GarraitSo, fomlnen.
Sic Dareil iebod burd Die letten
Scpei6en ON oos ariegs- lnbStaats-
Separternerlt ltid)t erbdrtet.
0aS &riegsbeparterleit eob bellte
cine offi5ieae slbidabitng Ser 3abl
Der Sruppcn in Werico unb on Ser
0ren3e, Die fir ben Iotfan 5nr Ser
fiigltng Itdnoen, ous. @enerol Scott,
Stnbs6ef, COB befanitt, Dob 1861
Mann iest oie @ren5e bctpoG)en.
General Eeri6ing bot eipto 10000
Wann in 01erico, eiriihlieblin iene,
oie ieine @erbinounesIinien bepa-
den.
General Scott idl1tt, oob i'm
9an5en 1000 Wtonn i'll oei1 Ser. .Staa-
ten perbliebe,l iillb.
Die idabbaften ySrabtlpien".
Gen. Scott erflGrtc heute, Dob ieit
nebreren Saeen feline gtadridt iiber
Die SSago ollf 8illa bon Gen. Ser
ibing ober Sen. sSliniton eineetroffen
pdre. S6ipierigfeit Der Serbinbung
| lmo Sd)Goen on ben brabtloien glp-
paraten, iofpie Ole 3cniur Der gta6-
rid)ten balten ons &riegsbepartement
in llnfenntnis Der Sperationen. SoS
Seporten1ent eriud)te Inn 9etail5
Der 9onferen5en 5piideu General
@erihing uno ben @enerGlen Ser
rera unb @utierres, ober Sen. Sitr-
iton telegrapbierte bclite, baB er bon
Sen. Serfbing feline tpeitere gead)-
ridlt erbalten bate
9lae Sepeihen mt bas Stoatsbe-
portement meloen, oaB in gon5 Weri,
co 9ilihe berrihe. Sas Teportemeni
bot feline Nahridten iiber Die S6.
tigfcit bes Gen. SaIa5ar.
9pob fern aller @erbimbnmg.
@lIafo, Ser, If. glpril. 0it
Saeo ouf Sranciseo SiQo bot bit
amerifonii6e &opaGerie unter ssiib.
rung 0es Col. 9obo fern bon olIcr
Eerbinolingslinien getrogen. Seil
Sugen bot man feline offisielle No6
ridt iiber ben pahren 9lufei1tbalt oel
amerifanii6en Sritppen. Offisiert
III Sort 9liB elauben, ooB oie aaool
leric einen &an1pf nit .9anoi
ten ousgefodtei1 babe lno bariibel
beridten peroe, ioboib lie nobe qe
iulg Den Nerblnouneslinien fonlmer
fam.
9omplptt nngeblidl entSeft.
Goio, Scr, If. 9lpril. Gir
aontplott bon meiten Simeniionen
Oa5 in Gl Nnio ousgebcdt ltno boz
jenen 2euten iinteritiist iein ioll
ipel6e 6clir Clos in elmer Selpegunt
gegen Die DC facto Regierung Dol
Werico unterItilscn, lit nod 9ln
iidlt Der Toli5ei our6 Die eeiteri
obenO crfolete 8crbnftitng bon 1;
!. 0terifanern entbiiGt lpor0en. 81
iino bei6uIoigt, oem General gne
Salo5ar 5ur 5lu6t iiber Die 8ren5
bcrbolfen sit babcn.
glgentcn oes Sulti6.Ieporteinent
baHen Der Soli5ei bel Oieien 9erboi
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-11

luuIelt IDuT, IDllIUe III Ielu]eS SNullGI
gebrodlt. Die 9aollng lit bltr6 @ui-
ier beidGbigt
Sentide SurtidJritte suscseben.
8oris, II. 9lpril. 9lm @eIt-
ufer Der Miaas mud)ten Die Sellt.
.i9eH, nom sGorbeailr-8alo por-
riideno, geitern abeno einen 9lngriff
ollf oelt Sii9eI pom totem Mann. Sic
faBtcn in ei1igen fleinen SeiIen Der
Shan5groben SUB, tpurben aber
ionit 5llriifgeiflngel1, tpie beute
nadJr1ittng bas Srieesamt lnelOet.
Seitlid) BON Der Wfoas ottadierten
Die 0ciiti6en Sd)an6groben iiiblid
oe5 TorfeS Sounllmont. purben
obcr nit beoeiltenbel1 Serluiten 5li-
riidgei6lagcn. Is gab elm beftiges
9ombaroemeitt bon Souallmont ltno
Sarr.
Scr @ortlmlt Der 0iittcilung lit
folgenOcr:
Aim lillfen liter Der Wfoas nnod)-
ten Die 9elltiden gcitern abeno eiuen
9lngriff gegen uniere StcIlungen am
0iigel ocs toten Manncs. Sic be-
gleitetcit ibre Sperationeil nit fliiiii-
gem 6cuer Ger slneriff erfoIgte
Gorbeailr- -@ol6e aus rno ipurbc
our1 linicr iSeler Suin Stiuitono &C.
bradt. 9iur eegen Oiten 5u foBteu
Die Selttiden III einigen fleinen Sci
len Ser Sdan5grdbcn 6itB.
r9lm red)tcn Moas-ltier perfnh-
fen Die 9elttifen geitcrn obelb, inns
aus Den Sdan5grGbcn binalis5ittrci-
ben, Die bon inns pdbreiib Ser Iesteil
paor Gage iiiolid) pom Sorfe Soual-
mont bciest morben iparen. slud)
bier ntod)tcn oie SelltI6en bon fliiiii-
gem 5elter @ebroitd). Gs puroe
ibnen Cit bIlitigcs Salt gebotelt.
rSsn Der @egcno bon Souollmont
ltnb &allr gab es ein beftiges 9om.
baroement uno i'm @opre- Siitrift
ctpas glrtiQeric- Seler. sluf Der
reitli6en Sront pcreing Die 9tadt
rltbig."
Sdlpeis fanft bentidc 8cidliike.
Berlin If. slpril Grabtlos
tno6 Sappiac. Sic crIte Senbung
bon 10 Gentinlctcr-Saubiben ion1t
Whri1ition, bic in 9elitihlano bcitelli
iporoen paren, miro pGbreto Der
nG6iten paar Gage in Ser S6pei5
eiiltreffen, Die Die ;3iiri6er Goli
id]reibt," iagt Der llcberiec0ienit
Sic Seitltng lpeiit baralif birl, oaf
Dies bic bette 9lnttport auf Die @e.
rii6te lit, oaB Geltti6lano i'll Oit
ShpeiS ein5ufallen gebenfe, lno OH
Satia6c bclcudte, ouB Die oelltid]t
| Snouitrie nidt MIR imitanoe lit, Der
enornlen 9eoiirflliiicn Der oeutider
slrrnce nahjilfon1men. ionbern aud
neutrale 9anoer nit @affen 5it Der
ieben. Sic Greuiot- -gSerfe Grange
| iiif) marcn nidlt in1Itanbe, Die &c
id)iiBe 5ll liefern.
lin bcn 6iigel bcs totem Mannes
8aris, If. glpril. Die oeiIti6r
aGgemcine Cffcniioe gegen Die iran
5oIii6c 6eitung &crOun, Die an
Sonttag iiber cine 8ront Don orei
5ebn Wieilen begonnen bate, lit ies
nur nod auf cine 3tpeimeilcr- -5ron
am @eituier Der Ninds 'bei6rGnft
Gangs bieier $500 CARDS @rabel
fonr1ten bic Sron5oien bisber mid
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-11
OffiSlelle 9lntwOrt biirftt
mOrgen @aibington
frreiden.
aabinctt tust ubne nene SnfurniatiOn
iiber SandDbUut-Srage.
Canning iicbt ieine Sbnmadlt I'M
Sniieg-6alle ein.
SudJt aber iueiter nadl InsfliidDten
fir 6Gnoel nit Berlin.
Gabinctt mng III Sreitas= Sisuns
iidJ anf Snrs einigen.
Die Sitnatiun iuiro mod immer fiir
iebr ernit anseieben.

Berlin If. 9lpril. lleber 9om-
Don. Sie 9lnttport Der 6eutiben 9fe-
gieriing auf bic amerifaniifeu gln.
frneen be5iiglid oes 9ompfcrs Sui
ier lmo bier anoerer Sdifie, Die per-
ienft ober bei6dbigt ipuroen, fpltroc
beitte Dem omerifaniiden 9otid)after
9eroro iiberreid1t. Sic miro 10 roid)
ols moglidl iiber &openbagen nnb
2onoon nod 8oibington geiaitbt
mer0en, po iie morgen no6nlittag
eintreffen iollte
Mine, uiflt SurpeSu beidDdbigte Sni-
ieT.
SerIin, If. slpril. Srabtlps
nadl SaDpillc. Sine SepeidDe ans
9ltben on bic Observation-Disclosures
glgentnr iast:
rGin sricdDiider llottenoffi5ier,
Der lidl an Surb Ses britiiden Sannl-
bampicrs Sniier befanb, ais bicicr
bnrh cine Grpluiiun beihabist lunr-
DC, gibt cine Sd)ilScrins bes @pr-
fallcs, bel Dem mebrere 8riefcn bas
Sebcn Derlpren.
Der Sffi5ier erfl6rt, Saf fcin
8rnno Snr Innnbmc uDrbnnocn iei,
SaF bic Sniier torpeoiert ipurbcn lud-
re. 6r bebnnptet, bak bas Sdliff anf
cine Winc, mDglidlerlueiic cine Der
britiid)en, nnfgelnnfen iuar. Hnd)
icinem gcridlt hattie Die Sniier nnr
bier Hcttnngsbpptc OH gpro, bic nidlt
gcnng lpnrcn, Die Eaiiasisre nnb bas
Yeriuunl anf5nnehmcn.
Ser anpitdn Der SniIer unroe
gctotet, ais iidD bic Grplpiiun ereig-
nctr, nnb Der critic Sffi5ier, Der cincn
SrabtlDien !6ilfernf nnsinnbte, gnb
Die falIdlc Yuiitiun ScS Sfliffcs an.
Smfplse bieics Srrtnms persOgertc
iidD Die tSilfe nnb Die 3abl Der Cpfrr
undls."
9nniing indDt nadl %urluGnocn.
@oibinatpn, II, If. 9lpril. Gr1-
iibeut @ilion mnb 6os 9abinett tag
ten beilte, obnc cine neuc SSnfor-
NATION iiber oic Soildjboot- 3rogc 5l
bcliscn.
Scfrctdr 9oniina bcridltctc, 0d5
CT balo cine IcpeIdlc 6c5 @otid)afters
9crnro erholtcit biirftc. iporin boS
9fciultot Der lllitcriuhung 9clIti6-
lonos iibcr oic 3eritoriuIg Der Suiicr
nno anocrcr Sfiiic bcfalntgegebcn
miro.
4obinetts- -Wiitglicoer itinncu oo.
rim ilbcrein, oab onaeiidlts bes lint
itonocs, oa6 9eutihlano Die &erant-
portilng fiir oic Neifaoigllng Der
SuIIcr ablcbnt. cs id)fper icin mag,
irgcnopel6cs Sorscben auf oieient
,SaQ allcin 5u itiisen. nbcr Sefretar
9onIina iest ieine Sammllrng BON
@cpcismntcrial tort, nm anf 8rlno
scr SGtfiafcit Der Sale, onB Sdliffe
nit 9lmcrifunern OH 9orb ser SGtig.
felt Scr Sau6boote nusgeiest D1ren.
cineu Srotcit nad) Berlin Sn ienoen.
u biugton, II. Npril. -
Scutihlanbs slntiport alif Die Nlnira-
gen Der amcrifaniifen &egicring
bc5iIglidl Der 3eritorlIng oes britt
idlcu amaloanpfers Suiicr imo
anoercr ougebIidI unbeitiidter San-
oelsidiife nit elmerifanern oil Sorb
oiirfte beute nad) ben Ger. Staoten
obgelanot weroen. nnoiiiaieae Ra9.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-11
Cas @etter:

FUR Setruit nnb 1tmsesenb bente
madlt nnS mprsen idDm; rnaki'
ger @eitiuimb.
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Tran5olen ielbf rdumeu oeutl6e
@rfolge un0 itetes Sorgeben
Elm.
Sier weitere 9amper bic San4boot =Grnte 6es
gefrigen Sagts.

loufen mar, ipuroe in ici1eS @nIicr
gebrodt. Die 9ooing lit oltr6 @ai-
fer bei6Gbigt.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
TRANLER WELCOMES FACTS
FROM WASHINGTON END

Says his Resignation was not Due to
Pressure being Brought to Bear
frim Washington.
The entrance Of David b. TraNler
into the Fourth District congressional
race means that there is going to be
some hustling done for that job this
summer. Mr.. TraXler is a hustler and
doer and heretofore he has generally
gotten what he has gone after. When a
man gives up $4,000 sinecure to try
for something else it may be depended
on that that man is going to leave no
stone mturncd to win.
Mr.. TraXlcr has indicated that his
race will be run on his record as cit
izen and as a public-servant. AS a cit
iZcn he will be able to show that he
has taken a leading part in various
movements for the moral, educational
city and that he has been identified
with those political elements which
have stood for law and order in South
Carolina. Mr. Traxler, if we know
him rightly, has an enviable record for
sobriety and clean living, being an ac-
tive worker in the church. AS pub
lie servant, he will doubtless stand on
his record as postmaster in Green
Vile.
Mr.. TraNlcr's interest in politics
comes to him naturally. His grandfa-
ther was state senator and legisla-
tor, his father commissioner, one
uncle was n senator. legislator ana
member Of the constitutional convcn-
tion. while another uncle was the Ia
mentcd Charles A. Smith, lieutenant
governor and for a short time governor
He was the manager OF Charles A.
Smiths campaign in 1914 and there
got considerable experience In cam
paigning.
We have no doubts but that Mr..
Traxler will force the issues that in
fluence our state politics and If he does
the other candidates will have to
speak out clearly. BY stating his po-
sition first Mr.. Traxler has placed his
chief opponent, Mr.. Nichols, on the
defensive and it will now be interest
ing to watch the outcome.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
Death OF Mrs. MOllie Duyall.

The community was saddcned Mon
day evening when the sweet spirit of
Mrs. Mollic Duvall went home to be
with God. She had been complaining
for several years, but had been grad
ually growing worse for the past
month. She was only confined to her
bed week when the angels of death
came and took her to the far beyond.
While her condition was thought to be
serious it was not considered critically
SO, until Monday Yorning, when the
change for the worse came. She was
G3 years old and had been a member
Of the Baptist church since girl-hood.
She was buried at Union church cemc-
terry Tuesday afternoon, June -, by
the side of her husband, Mr. Jimmie
Duvall, who preceded her nine years
ago, the Rev. Mr.. Lewis conducting
the funeral. The deceased is survived
by the following children: Mrs. j. W.
a. Boyd, of this city, Frank and Walter
Duvall OF Greenwood, and Willie Of
this city. Also two brothers, Stacy
Medlock of this city and Frank Med
lock of Fountain Inn. How sad was it
to part with her last Tuesday evening
in the church yard at Union.
We loved her, yes we loved her,
But angels loved her more;
They have sweetly called her
TO yonder shining shore.
"a Friend"
Laurens, 8. c., June 1S, 1916.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
WATTS MILL NEWS.


Watts Mill, June 2G.-Sunday after
noon at three o'clock at the residence
Of Rev. j. a. Brock, Miss Blythe Nc
Quown and Mr.. Jodie Mckee were hap
PLY married. Quite number of peo-
pie were present to witness the cerc-
mony. The young couple together
with few Of their friends left for an
automobile ride to Clinton. After
their return to the home Of the brides
father, a large party Of friends and
relatives were awaiting them to offer
congratulations, after which a bounti-
full supper was much enjoyed by all
present. Mr.. Mckee Is we'll known
young man Of this place, while his
bride Is the daughter of Mr.. E. Y. Nc
Quown and very popular and attrac-
tive young lady. The young couple
have host of friends at this place
who wish them long and prosperous
life.
Early this morning while preparing
for breakfast Mrs. w. II. Coleman died
very suddenly at her home near this
place. She leaves husband and fiye
children to mourn her departure.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
SOUTH FORGING AHEAD.
Southern Mills Consuming More Cot.
ton than Northern Mills.


Washington, June 1S.-"The South
continues to push to the front in cot
ton manufacturing" said President
Harrison, Of the Southern Railway
company today.
"The report Of the Census Bureau on
the consumption Of cotton in the
month of May and in the ten months
ending May 81, shows that for May,
1916, consumption in the South was
32i,4ib bales, as compared with ESQ.,
423 bales in the mills Of all other
states. The increase In the South over
May last year was 22.23 per cent, as
compared with 9.GG per cent in all
ether states.
For the ten months the consump-
tion in the South was 1884, ,903 bales,
as compared with 2,4O0,67O bales in all
other states. The Increase in the
South over the corresponding ten
months last year was 1893 per cent,
as compared with 1i.l7 per cent in all
other States"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
SULPHUR SPRING NEWS.
. ..se ....s. . .

Sulphur Spring, June 2G.-Wc had a
good rain on last Saturday that the
farmers were very glad indeed to see
as all crops in this section were in
need Of 1t.
Mr.. r. b. Jones went to Laurens last
Saturday.
Mr.. Jimmie j. Hill spent few hours
in Laurens on Friday.
Mr.. Asy league and family of Mt.
Pleasant, visited the formers mother,
Mrs. G. w. l.. league Saturday and
Sunday.
Lightning killed very fine mule
for Mr.. Rex Lanford, of Waterloo, last
Saturday afternoon. 1t seems that a
darkey who was plowing the mule
went to an out house to get out Of the
rain and was holding the mule under a
shed when 1t was struck. The boy was
not hurt. This Is the second one killed
at or near this place as Mr.. Pat Mad
den had horse killed not more than
25 yards from this same spot.
Master Joe w. Saxon spent Saturday
in Laurens.
Lotion Madden, formerly OF Cold
Point, now OF BlackyIlle, where he
holds the position of superintendent
OF the Blacksyille high school, has been
visiting relatives recently. He has
held this position for the last three
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Take notice that on the 1ith day of
July, 1916, will render a final ac-
count Of my acts and doings as Ad-
ministrotor with will annexed, Of the
estate Of S. j. Price, deceased, in the
office OF the Judge of, Probate Of Lau-
rens County, at II o'clock a. M, and
on the same day will apply for a final
discharge from my trusts as Admins
traitor with will annexed.
Any person indebted to said estate
are notified and required to make pay
ment on that date; and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
duly proven or be forever barred.
NATHAN PRICE,
Administrators with will annexed.
June IL, 1916.--1 mo.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
ears which is proof that he is making

years which is proof that he is making
good.
Pressure is being brought to bear
on Mr.. Y. S. Gilmore to make the race
for the legislature and if he can be
persuaded to come out he will make it
warm for some Of the old war horses.
We hope to see his name in the an
nounccmcnt column soon.
Everyone, it seems, expects to be in
Laurcns next Friday, the 30th to hear
Hon. II. A. Cooper and cX-Gov. Blease
speak. 1t seems that the interest is in
these two.
1t seems that we will have lively
race in Waterloo township for trial
justice this time, as there will be sew
cral candidates for this office.
Mr.. Wharton Fuller, of Waterloo,
attended service at Mt. Pleasant Sun
day.
Mrs. Lcthe Walker. of Cross Hill, is
spending few days with her son, Mr.
William Walker.
Rev. ]. A. Martin filled his regular
appointment at Mt. Pleasant Sunday.
He seemed to be at his best and
preached good sermon to a very at
tentiye audience.
Mrs. Clarence Cannon, of Laurens,
motored down Saturday to visit Mr. j..
w. Cannon and family.
Mrs. L. l.. Saxon and granddaugh-
tcrs, Louise and Jessie, attended SER
vices at Mt. Pleasant Sunday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28

Our pastor, Rev. j. a. Brock has re-
Gently purchased new Ford automo-
bile which will be OF great convenience
to him in his work.
Mrs. Bcrnice Holmes, Of Greer, is
now visiting her sister, Mrs. Darwin
Waldrop, OF this place.
Little Mary Arthur McQuown, Of At
lanta, visited her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Y. McQuown on Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Victor Montjoy, of Enorcc, re-
cently visited at the home of j. p.
Stroud.
Mrs. Boyd Sexton visited her sister,
Mrs. Ella Stroud last week.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
FORETHOUGIIT.

People are learning that a little
forethought often saves them big
expense. Here Is an instance: r. w.
Archer, Caldwell, Ohio, writes: "I do
not believe that our family has been
without Chamberlains Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy since we COM
menced keeping house years ago. When
we go In an extended visit we take 1t
with u.s." Obtainable everywhere.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
To the Public.

II have been using Chamberlain's
Tablets for indigestion for the past six
months, and 1t affords me pleasure to
say I have never used remedy that
Riley, Illion, N. Y. Chamberlain's
Tablets are obtainable everywhere.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
UNDERTAKING
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Calls answered any hours, day or night.
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We need your money-you need our
goods. lets Joint hands and swing
partners for next deal at Red Iron
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28

You yant what you want when you
want it-go to Red Iron Racket, where
they sell very near everything.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-28
Rly H-EnY RI SNa

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used internally or externally. 25c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-19

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Bureau Of Calculations
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-29
MISSES A PUT, YET
WINS THE HOLE ON
PINEHURST LINKS

PINEHURST, N. c., March 28.-It
is not every day that a golfer misses
put and wins n. hole, the match
and a possible championship all at
one and the same time as happened
today at Pinehurst in the semi-finals
of the North and South Women's
championship.
Mrs. R. H. Barlow, of Philadelphia,
Pa, was defending her North and
South championship title against her
old time rival, Mrs. Dorothy Campbell
Hurd, of Pittsburg, Pa, many times
National and British champion.
Mrs. Hurd had come up from be-
hind. The match was even when the
players teed off for the long 18th.
Mrs. Hurd landed on a corner of the
green in four Mrs Barlow in a trap
in three and also on a corner of the
green in four. Mrs. Hurd's put rim
med the hole and finally rolled a foot
further on Mrs. Barlow's put for the
same distance, tremble for a moment
on the edge of the hole and also fin
ally decided to remain outside, but
Mrs. Hurd was most effectively
stymied by her opponents missed put.
The hole and match went to Mrs.
Barlow and with it, so far as the gen.
eral opinion of the experts is guide
the probabilities of the championship.
Mrs. Barlow has still to meet Mrs.
c. R. Price, of Pittsburg, in the finals
but although Mrs. Price defeated Mrs.
NJ. ]. Scammoll, of Pittsburg, by the
liberal margin of 6 to 5 today and
has shown great strength in the
match play here of late 1t is gen
orally anticipated that she will hard
ly be able to do more than give Mrs.
Barlow hard fight for the retention
lof the championship tomorrow.