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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
an taAler erSc.

llntcr groBer 9etbcjligln0 ipiroe
Sri. &. Senori6S oui oenl Mt
GormcI 6rieO6oic bcigeiesi.
Scnrp @o6rnbcrgcr oui Ocm Con.
oon%arf 6ricO6oic beerOiet.
Die ir0iiAc piiac OeS ain ucrgau.
gcnen 6rcitag gI6cno 10 imeuuartet
iniol9c cines @ebirnihloes aus Nem
&cbcn gci6ieOeucn 6rls. CliiobG5
@enoritbS Don Or G33, gtbelpooo.
Cane iunroc gcitcrn gIodniittog bonn
Iraier6onie aus aui orm MIt. Gar
uicl-6rieoboie beigeieei. 4Sditor SSll-
Inns Noimonn 6ielt einc ergrcifenoa
lrauerrcOc. Ger Sarg Der Grtihla
icneh mar nit 9tmenipcIocn sic
bon giab inO 6crn eingcgangcn lpa.
rem reid gcihmiidt. SRI. SenorirbS
puroc in Baltimore geborell, rno tic
bilitrrlGbt i6rc Gltcrn SrieOriD
Sobn mo Clara &. &cnoridjs iopic
cine StieiiApciier. Srau gillian alii.
tel. 9I9 @abrtudtragcr iunlirtcn
iccbS 9leiicn 0cr &eritorbenen, 0ic
&arrcn 6ranf Scu0ribS Robcrt Sen,
Orid)s, Ruoolp6 @lapiirlo uno Serm.
@lapiiclO.
@cnrp @obenbcr0cr.
Sic @ceroiouua Oeo an pcraongc-
nen Srcitog i'm Altcr bon % So6rcn
ans ocm Scben gci6icocncn Scrrn
Scnrp 0o6enbcrgcr ioio gcitcrn @or.
nlittog I'M 10 ll6r Don ieincr @o0.
una g}r. 2109, gScit-1avcttc. Stc..
aus iiatt. Ginc cr9rciicnor, BON &a
ier Snit5 aclcitetc Grouerieier gurg
Der 9ciebrpg oni Dem 2ouoon.@art.
6rieOboie Ooraus. Qielc glmui.
ipcnOcn iuarcn bon 9lo6 lnO ,Seru
cngc0on9elt. 9lngeb0ri9e scr ,@lor.
ming Star.Sogc4 Der yllnitco glnirris
can NlehanicS" pclbrr ser Iabiu,
gci@icoeue aige6ortc, iln9irtcn ais
@a1rtabtrdger. Ncrr So6cnbcrgcr
mar dls So6u BON Nerrh imo 5rou
Scbn So6enberaer in Baltimore ge
borcn woroei. 9teben ieinen Gltern
bintcrldBt cr ieine @attiL Gran
CLARA 5o6enbcrgcr, uno einc 5d)pe.
itcr Sri. Gmna So6enberoer. Gine
Complication Bon aronf6eitcn icstc
anl lcbtcn 6rcitag ieiucui iuugen Sc.
ben Gin 5ial.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

Olit cinrr Suiibiidlic idloB Der Is
Sabre alic @0ndrO Berger bon 9lr
1888, 9tor0 Sprin6.StroBe, icinc 8
Sabre alic 9pielgefd0rtin 2cucenue
Rdiiart BON Gbeitnut.S,ia in sic
linfc S>iiite. Gfc g9unoc oie nidbt
acid1rlit0er ]ldtiir lit rirOc non Tr.
NSobn G0ons uoi 5tr. 502 6rantlins
Serrncc. perhiIl0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
Ncncnfirt.

Sn bieiigcn SonNelsfreiien mar Gin
@rrii@t i'm llnlaui, oaB bic .. & ..
@dt beabiiMti8c, 900 Sag1ouS nit
aiibleinric6hng 81 fduicn, bic 5lliun.
nea ctlpn S75O,OOO foiteu miirocu.
Ter Giufmlisoecd Oieitr Giicnbnbu.
Ueiallihoit crfldrtc 0eiicru oob sic.
ieS @criitbt iecer @runoIale cutbc0rc,
no oaB fcine glngebote iir oerortige
eSaggonS cingeiorOert moroen iud.
rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
slnf Osm gscac Der 2cTcrnup.

,Sral Ibco0or Wior6ug. ocrcn
So6n fnrj nod 2his6rud ocS clro.
paiiden aricgcs in oaS briiiHe
Slic9crsGorps eintrnt mo i'm Ic}cn.
bcr lcbtcn Sabres bel ciucm glifld,
rln9sihig an ser fraBoiiidcn Sront
ucrlmgliidtc rmo Ocm iuioiac icincr
oobci crlittcncu GerlcMu0cu ciu
9ein ompuiirt pcr0cu nuBtc crDiclt
icet bon i6ren &otieu scr iidj am
aronfenbettc ieincs Sobncs 6ciiuoct.
Die tclegropbiidc 9lohridt, OaB Der
jlngc Glii5icr micOcr i'm StonOc it,
I'M 9cit ouijuiiecn. yichcnout @ar,
bnrg lit 1clicrn aus Dem Selolajorctt
i'll St, Gncr, .GoS DC Golais, 6ranf.
reid, nod 9onlo1nc bciorocrt nor.
ocn ino ieinc Niutter 6oiit 0oB Ct
III Sliir5c nud Baltimore miro yirijd.
fe0rcn founcn Oo er ourd ocn I'm
aliidSioll oo9 Oicnitmtouali6 &c.
worocn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
GnfuIas @lihbnnSInnn ncitOr6cn.

SHIpiBe WlRDuboilHg 9efDrUcH'
Su 0icicr &ciic ertIdrt Siidter ". 9.
&oiiuan oeu Eo0 oeS geiiiesfrau.
fen So6n Qiibeder i'm Spring
@ropc Soipital. Sait6eicbl
gcocn Oeu @arter Swcu @ar.
iielO ausgeidporcn.
Siihtcr @iaiam 2. Soiimon bon
Gntonsoiac CAB gcltcrn cine ncle
Gcriiou bcjiiglib ocS IoOcs BON So6n
Sii6cdcr, Dem aciitcsfronfcu @oticn.
ten, lpcIhcr om 6rcitog, Oen %. So.
mar, I'M Spring Orouc.Soipital
itarb, ans. glidtcr Soiimm crfldr.
tc, OoB Der 600 OeS G}onucs oif oic
gcroDc5u imgloublidc 9e6ouOhna,
wclcbe Ocm @aticntcn bon Scitcn ocs
g9drtcrs Smcn @ariicIo 5u G6cil
wurOc, irriid5uiiibren ici. Sin Sait-
beicbl gc9eu @ariiclo, in pclhcm
oerielbc bcicbulOigt miro, 0cn Zoo
Siibcder'S pcririadt 5il 6o6en, iii be.
rcits oiIsgcitbmorcu porOcn, mo Die
0cionuntc @outip EoIi5ei iabnoet oni
Oen @0rtcr, mclder oncm 9luihcinc
nab iIiiGtia 0euorocu it,
Jii6ter @oiiuou mar nit ocr glrt
mo &ciic. IN ucl6cr sic 9Soli5ci Don
GatonSoiae oie 9lnaclegcnbcit 6cbon.
oclte, niAt jnirieocll mo icetc ii6 am
Sonntag nit @nricbaQ Godep in
&crbiuOrmg. @ciicrn crfldrtc Siih
ter 0oiimau. OaB or mi6tigc glnga.
ben pon 5mei &iilis g91rtern ocs so.
ipitals, G0uoro @oroon mO Somcs
@hnfctt. crbnltcn babe. S6rcn PIN.
ga6eu gemdB iono 5pii6en 9iibcder
unO cinem onoerm @atientcn ga
menS Sobn 6rcnN cine S6I1gerei
Itatt IN oercn gcrlauic 6reu6 BON
Siibeder cinen 6aliitbieb crbielt. Gic
bciocn Di0nHcr mrben gctrcnnt umo
@oriielo, weIder Der bctrciicnoclt
@arO uoritouo rn0 5ir 3cit ocS
Samples nidt onlpcicno mar, mrOc
ip1ter Don ocn GoriuQc uutcrridtet.
Inter GiO crfIdrtcn @or0on mo
@hnfctt ooB @uriiclo iid aIsoann
81 Siibcder bcgebcu mo ocliCl6cn IN
rm9laubIi6 ro6er @cie nIiBbonoclt
babe. Gr babe ocn @oticutcr nit
Dem 6lBc gegcn ocn llnterlci6 lctrc.
ten, ion 5u 9oOcn gcwortcn lmO ici
olsoam nit bciOcl 6ibcn oii ibm
berlImgctronnpclt. (SorOou babe
9iibcdcr ollfgc6obcn, abcr @driiclo
babe oaraiibut mr bon 9teiem be.
gonneu Ocn @5oticntcn 5u ihlogcir
nit ocn 6iiBcn 5u trctcn mo jn nib.
bouoeln
g8ie Die beOen SiiliS. .@0rter ipcis
Ter nn9a6cn, uilroc Siibedcr alsoonn
jil 9ett gebrnc1t mo BON Or. &rnflc
bc6anoclt. glm TonncrItogc Dor Oem
Eooc oeS @lomeS lieB Gr. 5. Sercy
@oOe, Der Superintendent OeS 6oipi-
falls, sic 9erpanoten oeS gaticntcu
noM Der 9lnitolt fonutcn.
gSie cS 6eiBt itclltc Or, q. q.
Scrilg Der Setrctdr ser Stats.
Gomniiiion iiir @eiitesfronfc, cincn
aui llnfoa laltenocn EoOtpnidcin
aus, mo Ben &erpanoten wurOc ac.
iagt Siibpdcr babe lid bel cinem
Stilr5c Oic Errppcn )inntcr perleht.
&idtcr Soiinaii SAB an, gibcder bo
be cinen Sdaoclbrltd), orci Gippcn
6riiAr mo @crlcsin5en inl Uciirbt
mo onl gonjcn &orper oooongcira
9en Is lit nbt alisgci6loiien, oaB
Die injiuiidcu 6ceroietc Seidc pieOcr
oiiSgegrabcn mo cine 9lutopiic por.
gcnomacn wcrocn miro.
&ariielo Uuroc ocltetn in ipdtcr
9lbenoihnOc III galtimorc Goiuitp
Ourd Ylnri6al Godep per6oitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
gJlnniaipaI .gladlridIcn.

Die 1taotrotbs. Situngen. Tie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Commit,
lion bat 0liitel mo @egc geim.
oen ser Staot $4,000 ja6rli6
81 iporcn. StraBcnmartt an
Der lombard StroBc @cio6r
fir sic oiicutlicbc @cimo6eit.
Seine ucucn Gntwidchmacn IN
Scr MISUNDERSTANDING
Gic 5iblmg ser Stooip6ter I'M or.
itcu staOtrotbSjuciac no6m acitcru
glbcnO nur hu5c 3cit in 9(niprud
im0 mar balptidhlid) Der Grlcoi-
almg Ser RontiueJci6ditc gewionIct.
Bon Scrru Iouicl @ofcr, oem &or-
iibcnocn oeS Grcflitio GcuiteS scr
9illD Slmoog.Gompa9gc, NOR oil
Ole Staotodtcr beiOer 3lucigc cine
GinlaOlng ciugelauien SIR 56eima6s
nc an ocn 9'reoiaien OcS neucn
.9lpoItclS.~ Tic @inlaOumg muroe
ongcnommcn ms ser Grdiiocnt iicl'
tc Sen ciu3elnen Staotrot6snitglic-
0crn nnbcilu, i6rc 9}nmcn bcim G6cT-
Glerf einsureiden falls lie Ocr Sin.
laouug 5ol0e 81 lciiteu aeOcnfcn.
Saotrdt6snitslicO spencer rcidtc
cine gcrorommg cin nad Der Ger
Gcntrc Mlartt nnr ais Gngros.Dlorft
ucriuonot iocrocn oIl mo aii Oieicm
Oiiriten udb oen in @oridloa gcf
brac6tcn 9ciiilnmun9en mlr Slide,
9ndtcrn nmo onOcre Seet6icrc IN
Guautitdtcn bon ii6cr iiiui Bollouen
pcrtonit mcrocn, 9lri llcbcrtrciung
miro cine 5traie pom $40 ongcoro6t.
lic Scroronm0 lplroc Der Budget.
be6oroc iibcrWicicn.
SIN 5pcitcn, StootratbS {.
5ibeig
Sm 5meitcn StaotrotbsjiUcigc iuurs
ocn aciteru bier gorlaacr ilt oritter
9cilmg ouacnommen, mo 5war miro
in cincr ocrieI6eu ser o8euniuIuouios
Gien6obn GjcicIlidoit~ sic GrIaub,
niB crtbcilt, ciil gtebcuocIciie iibet
2oneu'S Game uorSlid scr icbigcn
@cleiic Der ullnion-gabn~ nod Ocm
Gjrlmoitid Der SEP Steel Corpora
ton" 3lt lcgcn. Sic ,.SscD 9(micmcnt
Go0 bari 9Ir. 1929 1871 cin @on-
oclbilccr.l Gcotcr. welhcs icOob aus
idlicBIid) fir glcorr bcitinmt it, CT.
rid]tcn.
6cruer so6cu bic Stuotooter N
orittcr 9cilmo i6rc 3uiinnmrmo sur
Griuciicrlma Ser 9clHoro 9lDcmne,
bon Scr gSorOicite ser Nlomurcnt.
2trnbc bis 5ur 2iiOicitc Der 9liblono.
gIncnle.
1ic in Scr lettcu 2iblna Ocs 5mci.
ten Staotrat6S5meigeS bon 0crrn
S6edclls iutcrbrcitctc Aciolutiol.
ourd meldc 5ipci @eroronlm9cu &c
treiis Der @rrihtims bon Erinfbrlm.
,ucn Oil Der 9lorooIi.Gdc ser glortb.
9locnuc mo FitdSti StroBc mo
an Ger 9lorooit.Gde ser gorrett. imo
5ort 9lpcmir piOcrruien uerocll,
cr6ielt c6eniollS sic enogiiltigc 3r.
THINNING Ots 3ueiscS.
Cine @ercrOmug ourd ueldc oic
@enc6uialma SIR Grribhmg cineS
@onoel6il0er-I I6eatcrs 9lr. 2SOl,
@cmivloauia.9lpcmic, gcgCbcu miro,
wtuoc jimI 5lueiic!t 0loIc gclcicn
9lmcitOcmcuts q 5nr Auto
mobil &eror0nnng.
Gic 0citrige Staotrat5siblng
6rodlte feiuc nenen Gntluidcfngen IN
ocr picl5eiproheuei imo bcibbc.
tirpiteu @eror0uun9 bic BON Scr
0}rili3ipol Gerualtn1 bcl6iibtiai
miro rm0 Den 3pcd bobeu ioll, ocu
9lutonobilen mir cine Shmoe jil gc'
itattcn ani sen StrdBcn rm6cnltt 5u
ir6cu. Gr. weoroc Seller Der Dor.
itenoc ocS Goutcs iiir @olijei mo
lSrf0nnnii rrfl1rfe ncitcru 0ni, mr..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

,,snbhnrium" 2 0e gyllc".
,,Surp'c" Su Irtni"
,,0pipMnl" 26pmau Ibol G90li 9lni"
,,t1aGeW ,2hcirO 8lonoHS"
,fplppOotpmc' Sunocpilc ulo gNnnoclhll0cr.
,Wiprnlaub" ldmOebinc INN Nnnhelhilocr.
,tNluhl.glinoOmic" 0cnn Qncu"
,,4luutin~-N NdmnCuiuc ulo gsaiincblhcr
.Xnrie" Sonnctiian. SEN 10. Sebraar. s. 80
sbcnoc 6OiScrl
acDuee dreiiag, ben H. 0cbtuar Nhcnos,
NoHicti oca ugnlinprc z0mpb0nicsCrbcllcr5"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
Ter &rltfriea Jsntc uOr cincm
Sa6r.
s. Se6ruor 1915.

Grad ocm 9cricbt OcS ociitil6cn
@cueroliiabS.)
NNn Sitprurcn 9reilt Der 9ior0-
iliigel Ser orlltic6ei 9Iruce sic
ilarfcn SrIliuaen scr 9lidien
mH Ger 9inie bon Spihleu Cucil.
licb bon Eillfallen) lniO Oen
9iorOiaim OcS 56oreller SoriieS
an, Der 5iioiliigel, Der oni oor-
bcrgcbenocn Gage Sen 9Siiied
iiberihritt, itl6gt ciucn ruiii.
iden 5lmreuauariii ans iiIoli.
der 9lihhtrg 5uriit iino critiirmt
Sobonuisbura, 0ic 9cutc beirGot
1000 Seiapscnc, @ci6iiBe, 0la-
irhiuengclpcbrc ilno Uiel @lotc.
rial
)lad5 2isitiinoi9cm Sample
lucroeu Die 9iiiiIcii bcinl Guflo-
gaB III einenl Sdncciiitrm inO
bel 9rlmnliger A1lte 5ilriidgc-
idla9cil.
Eie oeniide Sii0armec niter
@cneral Siuinaeu bat Die Rni-
len iiin 9liid3ig ii6cr IuGolta
nab ocn 3rUiiun acpptmacn
Tam ficr abcr rimt 0iwb6rcAcn,
nnFr5cnipSl 5u cniieben.
81 ocr 9ufopinn oriugcn oie
Geiierreid)er nod Dem Often por-
ipdrtS Tie beieben @amo, mo
Die AiliIcu miiiier Slc5aira ran.
nrll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
seIearnpbiidler gectter6rridlt.

Nus ocn iibriacn 9imoes- -g9cttcr.
Neobadhtuas- -Staiioncu pur0cn Oic
lolaenoru nicoriglIcn Scinpcraturcn
bic I'M $ lIbr geitcru 9Ibcn0 bcrri6.
ten, beridtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
GhilfSfartfp

oon mo naM 0eutiAlaao mo &C.
iterrcic6.llu5cril ii6cr %ottcroam lno
9iau yorf. geloieuounsrn nad gu.
ropd.
gbeo. $. Iicncr q: GO.,
2l7 citSaltimore Ctr,
vlRdr5 81 2l3 Siio gro0Owag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

Gra6 6,raS
%llatilr 0itN. llar.4 a Monaomcrp. flnr 30
3iemata sWNrc.'2t DonpcnL llar. ...t2
{plion ltar '..,...z2 N0nludei ilar. ...26
xnnalo, Hay ~ gef Crcaiic ilar 02
Nn9telon. ilat....p2 Hcp Oori, ilar .22
Chicago. iiQr ..s,42 Cflaboma. irnb 22
NlHfliNii llor,s.tO Rbtdbciphla, lar %
9lepeano ennce ~ Blnsbira6 ilar. ~
&eiloct liag .,.....2O Rorinno 1ic ilnr.22
&eltoih iials~,-.6 koulano gre, ir.Sl
anluiO, ildf, ,.... 20 Euebct friib. ....1S
Naltppfl itnp. ....a4 1sllcab, ilnr. ,..1l
wupeliou ilQr..s16 Gult Y. 0lip iriIb 2S
Ytfeu tap, ildf..a can 6ranelsco, IT, 52
paiietne ilur ..5Q e. Goino. ilaru..l0
paotc sMufe.,,,.tG Scronton. ilnr ~. "a
Selenu eulnee. Gbreccpori. iriib. 40
Sadlpnoilic iriib..56 5polauc, irH6 22
Aanide NuQ llHr. zUradiic Sbncc. Ia
Muq1piue. ilnr.-...lG Jainpn Hat .,.. 90
toulnpluc. fpr...,lS lAaibinQiOn far.. 20
Mldfancilc, truJ... g8iiuipcg irib ~
p's@E9'si lisst 5Ina. 5afi q
IcrStirnl mcld)cr iidl dm Conn.
taa iibcr oeu groBcn Sccn bcfouO,
pcr5oo iid icbr ihuel norooitlih
llodl oeu St. Sourencc.oioli mel.
hcn Gin idnrll itciQcnScr 9uld mo
ilhoricS foltes @ctter BON ocn gloro,
pcit Stootcn pcitlihe Stiirmc BON
0en mittcI.oflontiihcn Gtoatcn lmo
oer 9icu GllQlono ailitc iolgtcn.
Sdncc iicl IN sen lcBtcn 81 5tuu.
oet in oeu n6roIiden &odm Wioim.
tain.glcaionen imo 9Ieaen III sen
n0rolid5en Gaciiic Staotcn. Gir
Scnipcrotur 1T 6cocltcnO nicorigcr in
ocn 9Riiiiiiippi. imO 06io c6dlcrt
SCR 9lcgion scr 6roBcn 5een lmO nit.
tcIatlantikbeu Siaoten. iopie 9}en.
Onalano. pd6rcuo iuGrmercs @etter
in Den nor0lcben 9lodeu @lountains
Ae9ioucn mo Sen gtoro Faciiic.
5taoien porberridji
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

epunlcutrn, oie prn ,,Hcnndlrn 0urirlppu.
ofMsrn" nidlt pNnitlim ubgr nnrtaelmdnl0 trs
pnlitn, pnp ntbnen, bgg Giiice nnuDn yer 1ele.
pbnu nosT ldlrilnln OilltnrlluHa 81 maam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
anrsc stnOtncliiorcitca.

bic nSclsorrec" 6at i'm 0}ouot
GScnbcr 1900 Nrooc az bic 9lrnen
ansgctbciIt @e0en 750 gerioucn cr-
bielien aleiomasiuiide ino SirB5cng.
Gas uSrcbS.9oipiiaI" mro OH
Gonnerliag nad Der g2lOcIai0.6allc"
an ser Dorf.9ioao pcrleat merocn
Sentidc, ScitcrreidJiidJs nno llnsa.
ride aricssnnlei9cn
100 @OrE nnS 100 srcncn anfloartS.
21eO. s. 2icncr & GO.,
2i7 Sit.SaltimOrc.Str.
(DldrS13--)
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-03-02
F inc Healthy Child
Convincing Evidence.
Simple Inexpensive Remedy Checks
Early Tendency to Constipation.

About the first thing impressed
on the young mother is the necessity
for regularity in her baby, which
brings up the question of the most
desirable laxative for children's use.
Mrs Jesse Richardson, Philpot,
Ky. says she has used DR. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin for the past year and
that there is no medicine in the
world like it. She writes, My lit
tie son, William, Jr, just loved it
because it is so pleasant to take, and
everybody talks about his being such
a fine healthy boy"
DR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a
compound of simple laxative herbs,
free from any opiate or narcotic
drug, and is the standard remedy
for constipation in thousands Of
homes throughout the land. Drug
stores everywhere sell it for fifty
cents bottle. Get bottle of this
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-03-02

Rev P S McChesney preached a
special sermon to the Ladies Mis-
sionary society of the Presbyterian
church in Greelyville Sunday after
noon. A large congregation was
present, and Mr. McChesney's dis
course on the subject of missions
was highly interesting.
Mr. L D Rodgers spent several
days in Winston.Salem. N G, last
week. He reports that the 1915 to-
bacco crop is still being marketed
there at good prices. The opinion
among tobacco men there, Mr. Rodg-
ers says, is that the price Of this
years crop is going to be unusually
good.
Mr. Ira A Calhoun, local agent of
the Southeastern Insurance Co, has
distributed throughout the commu-
nifty a lot of fly swatters. These lit
tie affairs serve two purposes, killing
flies and advertising the Southeast
ern Insurance Co, but certainly the
more noble of these purposes is kill
ing flies, for by this much sickness
may be averted and many lives saved.
since the fly is a recognized carrier
and disseminator of filth and disease.
Mr. T E Bsggett has secured the
agency for the Chevrolet car in
Williamsburg county. This car is
favorably known in this and other
States where it has been offered for
sale, and Mr. Baggett will be glad to
demonstrate it to prospective pur-
chascrs. The first shipment will ar
rive within the next Is days. This
car sells for s527. 90, $4,000 and
$4,000, equipped with electric
lights and starter.
The notice published in The Rec
ord of February II by Mr. c w Ba-
ker, farm demonstration agent, with
reference to velvet beans brought in
orders from all over the county.
which enabled Mr. Baker to secure
these valuable beans at a reduction
in cost for those ordering them. The
beans have been shipped from Ala
bama and will probably reach Kings
tree this week. In this connection
we will add that if merchants or
business or professional men want to
reach the people of Williamsburg
county, there is no better way Of do
ing so than through the columns of
The County Record.
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The passenger steamer Maloja, a
IL, lSl ton vessel belonging to the
Peninsular and Oriental line, struck
a mine and sank within half an hour
off Dover, Eng, Sunday. More than
40 persons were drowned or killed.
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C C Wyche. a member of the
Spartanburg bar, has announced his
candidacy for Lieutenant Governor
of South Carolina. Mr. Wyche has
always been supporter of former
Governor Blease.
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WANTED-MIssING Books - Parties
having books belonging to the library
of the late C w Wolfe, or books bor-
rowed from him will please return same
at once to this office. Among those
missing are "Men of Mark" THE
Dark Corner" by Zack McGee, Vol 5
of Guy de Maupassant's works and one
volume of O'Henry's works. Some of
these books did not belong to Mr. Wolfe,
but were loaned by him to friends dur
ing his illness and were not returned.
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cenv Of live stock. whereupon the
court sentenced him to four years
two years in each case,-imprison-
ment at hard labor in the peniten-
tiary or en- the county chaingang.
George Scott, indicted and tried
on charge of assault and battery
with intent to kill. was found guilty
of assault and battery of high and
aggravated nature and the court
sentenced him to nine months on the
chaingang or pay a fine of $500.
Isaac McCrea and Matte Ann
Cunningham plead guilty to the
charge of adultery upon the advice
of their attorney, Leroy Lee, Esq,
who also requested the mercy of the
court in their behalf. The judge
sentenced them to one year in the
penitentiary or pay fine of $1OO,all
of which was suspended during good
behavior except $3.50, which each
would be required to pay.
Sam Nelson, indicted for the lar
ceny of live stock, was tried and
found guilty. The court sentenced
him to serve one year on the chain
gang. The defendant was repre-
sented by R. K. Wallace, Esq, while
Solicitor Stoll was assisted by E L
Hirsch. Esq.
The most important case to come
to trial at this term of court was
that of the State against William
Colon Patterson, who was indicted
and tried at the fall term for the
murder of Lizzie Wilder. At the
former trial the jury failed to agree
upon a verdict and mistrial was
declared. Substantially the same
evidence was brought out at the
trial Tuesday, which took up the at
tention of the court during the
greater part of the day. Both sides
of the case were we'll and ably pre-
sented, but, as this paper stated af-
ter the previous trial, the evidence
against Patterson was so conclusive
that there was a slim chance for his
acquittal. The jury after being out
about 80 minutes returned a ver-
dict of guilty with a recommends
ton to mercy and accordingly the
court sentenced Patterson to life
Imprisonment.
WEDNESDAYS SESSION.
Nathan Brown, one of trio of
darkies charged with murder, was
tried and convicted of manslaughter
with recommendation to mercy.
Judge DeVore fixed his punishment
at seven years in the penitentiary or
on the county chaingang. The de-
fendant was represented by G M
Beasley, Esq, of Gourdins.
The rule issued last June against
Sheriff George ] Graham by Judge
Mauldin, upon complaint OF j DsGll-
land, Esq, of Florence, was heard by
the court and discharged. This mat
ter,it seems, grew out of the alleged
failure of the Sheriff to comply with
certain orders directed to him by MIR
Gilland concerning the seizure Of a
cash register then in the possession
of one Mr. Gowdy.
Gowdy Burgess was tried upon a
charge of assault and battery with
intent to kill and found not guilty.
With the termination of the above
case the criminal docket of the ses-
sion was completed and the court
adjourned sine die.
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IN THE SOCIAL REALM.
Deliahtful Entertainments Given
Here the Past Few Days.

One of the pleasantest events of
the season was the reception given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs Hugh
McCutchen in honor of Miss Martha
Crittenden of Shellman. Ga. the guest
of Mrs R C McCabe, and Miss Theo
Gregg of Sumter, who is visiting Mrs
Louise Gilland. The feature of the
occasion was guessing conundrums,
the answers to which were found in
objects in the room. There were
ties for the prize, a beautiful box of
note paper, and in the cut" Miss
Selma Thorn was the winner. The
guest prize, dainty apron, was pre-
sented to Miss Crittenden. Vocal
and instrumental music by Mrs L w
Gilland and Misses Selma Thorn and
Sturgis added much to the pleasure
of the occasion. Two delicious
courses, salad and sweet, were served
by Mesdames w T Wilkins, Thomas
McCutchen and w V Brockington.
Those present were: Mesdames S P
Harper, R C McCabe. w V Brock
lngton. Thos McCutchen, W T Will
kins, L w Gilland, Misses Martha
Crittenden. Theo Gregg. Belle Nc
Clary, Ada Brockington, ,Agness Erck-
mann, Belle Harper, Louise Cunning
ham, Quinette Dantzler, Sturgis, Sa-
rah James, Lizzie Heape, Cornelia
Plowden. Mary James Britton, Selma
Thorn, Lula Brockintoh.
Friday afternoon Mrs w N Jacobs
and Miss Selma Thorn entertained
the Booklovers' club at the formers
home on West Main street. The
guests were received by Miss Thorn
and ushered into the library, where
they were presented with booklets
in the shape of teapot and asked
to name twelve brands of tea. I"
All answers were required to end in
that word. For example: The tea
of the religious-pie-tea (piety)." !"
This unique entertainment was keen
ly enjoyed by all. The prize. tea
pot, was won by Miss Louise Cum
ningham. Tempting refreshments
were served. The guests were:
Mesdames Belle Blakely, w l Mex
sen, W L Taylor, S L Brown, Misses
Bessie Harper. Louise Cunningham
and Selma Thorn.
Miss Ada Brockington charmingly
entertained Saturday afternoon in
honor of her fellow-members of the
faculty of the Kingstree High and
Graded school. The guests were pre-
sented with bottles, which they dress
ed with tissue paper to resemble
dolls, each representing a different
character named. Miss Mary James
Britton won the prize for the best
dressed doll, bottle of perfumery,
while Misses Selma Thorn and Theo
Gregg received special mention. Rec
itations by Miss Louise Cunningham
and music added much to the pleas
ure of the guests. Dainty salad and
sweet courses were served. Those
present were the same as at Mrs
Hugh McCutchen's reception. .togeth-
er with Mrs w w Holiday and
Misses Bessie Harper and Mamie ia
cobs.
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FOR SALE-Tract of land consisting
of two hundred and seven acres OF
which about thirty-fve acres are clear
ed, about two miles from Trio, known
as the Southern portion of the Kelley
tract, recently the property of A W
Graham For terms apply TO The
PEOPLES BANK KoFGEoRGETowN. 2-17-4t
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WANTED-For cash 1000 cords of
round pine poles four feet long,
from six to fifteen inches diane
ter. free from knots or other de-
fects. KINGsTREE MFG & Con-
STRUCTION co. Z-lo-tt
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WANTED For CAsH-All kinds of old
scrap iron except old CRATE bars and
stove castings Will buy in any guam
tity.. KINGsTREE MANUFACTURING q
CONSTRUCTION c. Co. III