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9ci elmer Grploiion IN cincm Sob.
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ScntIdjc, Seiierreidliidle unO lluea'
ride GriegsnnIeibcu.

100 Wlart uu6 100 GrOneH anfluarts
SbcO. s. 9iener & 6c.,
217 0f-galiimOre-Str.
(I21r513-)
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13

what revivals are apt to develop into,
and drawing to a certain extent on Il
general explanation as to how rcViV-
ais or protractcd meetings, as they
arc some times called are usually
conducted
81 further instructed Colonel Bar
nun to say to YOU that did not ac-
ccpt, in fact, resented, the implica-
ton that because Il man had put on
his countryS uniform. lie was ncccs
sarily lost, or worse than other men,
thai thought there were people who
had stayed at home who needed rcvir-
ais more than The soldiers did
Under the circumstances YOU can
imagine my astonishment when ]
read your statements to the effect that
i had said that would not allow
the soldiers to be told that they were
lost. You must know as well as |
do that the doctrine that should be
preached TO the men was never once
considered or mentioned and with all
due courtesy feel compelled to say
that your making repeatedly the
statement YOU are quoted as making
was absolutely incXcusablc and did me
Il grave injustice
"Thc only time the word lost WAS
used by ne was when said that
| did not accept the view that because
q man put on his country's uniform nc
was necessarily lost.
81 say frankly that ! would no
want to take chances on allowing ;
series Of rcvivals or protractcd meet
ings in these great camps. | am justi
fed in giving the word revival its usu
ally accepted meaning-a series o
meetings continuing day and nigh
for an indefinite period with loud ex
hortation and singing and much emo
tionalism.
as 1t not a fact that you were bad
!, ly put out because | could not lie
: you have your way about conductin
revivals in the camps and that yo
said to yourself:
l "Why the idea Of that obstinate III
tie cuss not letting me do as | pleas
Q and presuming that he knows MOI
: about what soldiers like than do.
his jacket and make 1t jl:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Take notice that on the 10th day of
December, 1916, | will render a final
account of my acts and doings as Nd
miniStrator of the estate Of d. &.
Rhodes, deceased, in the office Of the
Judge Of Probate, Of l,aurenS County,
will apply for final discharge from
my trusts as administrator.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay
ment on that date; and all persons
having claims against said estate vii
present them Oh or before said date
duly proven or be forever barred.
p. A. RIDDLE,
Administrator
Nov. 10, 19lG.-1 mo.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13
BrLGIANS MAKE PROTEST.
AGAINST DEPORTATION
Copy OF Protest Sent to american
and Other Diplomatic Represents

tiycS.
uavrc, France. Dec. s. Twenty Bel
eian senator's and twcntythrcC Bel
gian deputies living in Brussels have
taken the porsonal risk Of sending a
signed protest to General Won BiSsing,
German governor Of Belgium, against
the deportation of Belgian workmcn.
The senator's and deputies at the same
timc sent copies OF their protests TO
Brand Whitlock, American minister TO
Bclelum. and TO the diplomatic rcprc-
Scntativcs Of other countries.
"On many occasions during modern
tines" says the letter TO the diplo-
mats in part. "civilzcd powers have
intcrvcncd in favor Of oppressed pco-
pic Many times they have given pro
lection to pcrsccutcd populations
driven from *s..sa!ir iircsidc1 and yet
these people were not carried off into
slavery. 1t remained for the frightful
/ war where VIC were the first victims.
to offer such a spectacle to the world.
| We arc persuaded that Belgium will
not have appealed in vain for the aid
Of your government to protect IT from
the pittiless edict that violates at the
same time the rights Of man and thC
fourth convention Of The Hague with
all the laws Of humanity"
! The letter to General Won Bissine
begins as follows:
"Excellency, it seemed that no pair
could be added to those with whicl
we have been weighed down since thu
occupation of our country. Our liber
!, ties have been abolished, our induStr.
and commerce anihilated, our ray
material in instruments Of labor eX
: ported, our public fortune ruined, des
J titution succeeding easy circum
, stances.
"Privation, anguish and bereave
t n:rnt, all that we have endured; wifi
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13
FUNSTON REPLIES
y OTIiE BAPTISTS
Objected to Claim That All Uniformed
Men We're Lost.

San Antonio, Dec. 9.--Maior General
Funston, commanding the department
of the South, tonight replied to the
Rev. J. S. Gambrcll, secretary OF the
executive board Of the Baptist General
Convention, explaining the generals
reason for not permitting revivals in
e. tho military cam, $ here and along the
border. Numerous Baptist conventions
have adopted resolutions condcmning
what they understood to have been the
generals action, and suggestions were
made that President Wilson, as com
mandcr in chief Of the army, be asked
to take official cognizance OF the mat
ter. \ resolution asking for informa-
ton on the controversy also has been
introduced in congress.
General Funston gave out copies OF
The letter TO the press. in which he
says in part:
This whole disagrccablc incident
with all Of its annoyance to me, OF
course, arises from the statement
made by you after your visit to the
headquarters a couple Of months ago
in which you sought to obtain pcrmis-
sion to conduct a series Of revivals IN
the bcrdcl camps. You stated youl
business to Col Barnum, chief OF
staff. If Col. Barnum stated at thai
time what denomination you belong
ed to. it made no impression on my
mind and if he had, 1t would have
made no difference whatever.
81 told that officer to explain t.
you fully that while religious ser
vices along the usual lines were con
Quoted in the camps by chaplains AM
othcr clergymen and were welcome.
could not give my consent to tn
holding Of revivals, therein givin
the word, as ! was justified in doinf
it's usually accepted meaning. tol
Colonel Barnum to explain to yo
why revival services woud be out {
place in o military camp. citing tn
disgracefrl performance in San Al
tonic last winter as an example
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13

as diSagrccablc for him as can.
"If YOU will acknowledge that |
shall acknowledge that you succeed
cd and everybody ought to be happy"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-13
Evidence of Eyewitness.

a small hoy recently attended the
thcnter. In the play false servant
stole valuable ring. The master In
anger called the servants before him
and attempted to gain confession.
"Who stole the ringw he Numbered.
Then and there the little fellow, who
had been deeply cngrosscd, called out:
THE man With the rod stockings"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
Va a ser organizado el Museo Tee,
nologico industrial.

E. gobierno carrancista ha deter
minado por conducto de Ia Sec~retaria
de Fomen;o, reorganizar ell Museo
Tecnologico Industrial, por conside-
rar que eSa instruction esta llamada
a ser un factor de mucha importan-
cia en- el desarrollo de Ia industrial
mexicana.
\ csc efecto Sc esta llevando a ca
DO ell acondicionamie.lro de nuevos sa-
Iones para la exposition. ~adyacentes
al 0nicc con que ahvra cuenta dicho
establecimiento. que como Sc sabe Sc
halla hubicado en- Ia tercera Gale de
Tacuba. Las obras estan haciendose
con gran actividad, Y en- breve seran
exhibidas ALI muestras de mayor in
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Mants0 una gran rScuadra.

Louis ,ir N~IIlauruyr. 81 primer
marques de- Ill lin-a. manij Ia -
ruaira t"anrrSa que - adu'N@ lie
Ndpnf.> IN 1888. fut compaI"ro H."
arrua< del CabaI.rro Bayar'!o Y -
Eubajador DE- Franria IN Ia c1rte
frl papa Alexandra VI. jonde - con-
qui>i6 Ia >impatia Il" C,.>ar Borgia.
.o=rante r>rapar de- "a surrt. a Que
c>tr coudenaba a Ia mayor partr DE-
SITS intim0S. negoclando rl ca;Jmien-
to lie 81 hrrmana. aluriIa hrrnosu-
n diabal!ca de- Luc"rria HurLla con
81 puIur de- Frrrar.
f. actual marques Il" ViIlaneuyr-
Trans. no medic americana como -
ha dicho. porque nacj6 de. segun-
do matrimonio de Su padre con Miss
White. d. Nueva York, >ino del prI-
nero rnn Nil. de- La pryroGsr. GU
Va madre fHH IA cG."bTr NaDo.eonc
lie NoutholoH. natid& tn Santa Elr-
ma. donie sus padres. los rondeS
MonthoIon. e~Stuvieron Sirvien'io y
ateadiendo al cautivo imperial. =!
sran Napoleon. La nina. que tuvo
por padrino al Gur fui emDerador
IT, los trancrSaS. tue, ~r=lin rrZan to-
iaS las memorials eyiStrnIrS accrca
IL Ia vida del gran raudil.o en- 81
prISi6n. la que mas contribuy6 a ha-
Ger ltnvaderoS los uIlimoS fiempoS
del amargo cautycrio del emnerador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
La Marquesa de- F0NTENOl.

Cuando Sc dirja Z algunas de ls-
Casas anunciada5 menciones este
periodico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23

teres, tanto de materials primas, CO.
mo de articulos va elaborados, ha-
ciendose una exhibition de todas las
etapas de los procedimientos de la
manufacture de dichos productos.
e. Museo contara ademas con un
departamento, donde puedan adqui-
rirse cuantos datos Sc dcseen, relati-
vos q Ia industrial. asi como de mate
rias primas V demas articulos que Sc
exhiben, pudiendo tambien pedirse
por correo los informes que sobre el
particular necesiten las personas re-
sidentes en- los Estados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
UN NUEVO PLAZO PARA RECO-
GER LAS ALHAJAS ROBA-
DAS POR LOS LADRONES
DEL "AUTOMOVIL.
Girls"

Por disposition del general Pablo
Gonzalez. cl Coronel Y Lie. Jose Luis
Patino. Preboste Genera! de! Cuerpy
de Ejtrcito De Oriente, ha pub!ic&do
ana n0ta hacienda saber 4 los Que SC
cream con derecho 4 las aihajas que
futrcn robadaS por los malhechorcs
del "Auton0vil Girls que Sc fila W
nucvo pla%o hast& cl dia cinco de!
entrantc mes De Mario. a fin dc que
pasen 4 recoger las que sean de su
propiedad, previa "a justification de
81 prrt"nrnria. Lii uo;a H. ~rrr"r"nrja
que ha sido dirigida 4 los propieta-
rios dice:
En- vista de que en- la junta que
tuvo lugar en- esta Oficina el dia 80
del pr6ximo pasado mes de Enero. re-
conociC listed como de su propiedad
algunas alhajas de entire las que Sc
eXhibieron, Y que fueron recogidas a
IL banda de ladrones conocida con Ell
nombre del "Automovil Girls ell c.
General en- Jefe del Cuerpo de Ejer-
clio de Oriente ha tenido a bien dis
poner que olga a listed. como 10 ha-
go, que Sc sirva justiticar ante esta
misma Oficina el derecho que lie asis-
te a las joyas Y objetoS que ha reco-
nocido. en- un plazo que fenecera el
lila ; del rnIranir MARIO: purs no iIa-
biendose ~preSentado haSta hoy. no
obstante que han tranScurrido mas de
ounce dias i partir del dia de la jun
ia de referencia, Sc hace necesario
que Sc decida SObre la question de
p~ropiedad, toda e que ell Quartet
General no puede ~conservar indefini-
damente las alhajaS Y objetoS recupe-
radios, nj es possible qde los empleados
de esta Oficina. que tienen que aten-
der a otras muchaS laboreS reciban
pruebas en- cualquier tempo, 4 volun-
tad de los intereSados.- Lo digo a
listed para los efectos consequences.
h~aciendole presente mi mas atenta
y
REFORMAS.-Mexico, II de Febrero
de 1916.-El Prebosts General, Coro-
mel J.. Luis Patino, rubrica.-Al ST..
Aristides Martel, "a. Alamo Al
ST.. Ramon Velasco Quinones, "a. Gui
llermo Prieto 37.-A Ia Sra. Clara G.
De Scherer. IL. Hamburgo ia la
Sra. Maria Elena Manera de Otero.
Ira. Bucarrll 2l.- \ Ia Sra. Matilie
Guibault de Donde, Donate Guerra
2S.-Presentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
DIFE2ENCIAS.

Las dignisimas a~utoridades de Nue.
o Laredo andan dandose de mojico-
mes pugnando por apode! arse de los
G0.ares que caen 0 motive de las
fiestas que ceIebran ALI. La apart
ci0n de un dollar en- la terra del BIZ
limbique es una cosa extraorLinaria
cue d de quicio Il los emulos de
Gestas que estan asqueados de name
jar b~ilimbiques r~esobados : mu.as.
:Que quitn Sc quedara 0 los do
larcS de in dispura? :E! que tenga
mas derecho?
No. senior; e. que disponga de mas
rifles Y ronque mas recio.
Tai eS Ia ley que rige actualmentc
en- nucStra TERRA.
CASiCAT0-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
NariaS rama> de- Ia famiIia.

La famiIia - ryt!rnir FL Var!aS
ramas. una de- as ruai"S rSta IT,
prr>"ntada por - Coud" i" Njirn"u.
yr-Hautrlv,. otra nor 81 coma" dr
NilIrnruyr-A"ifat = Ia trrrrra pa" t..
maruur> IL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
La rama priuripa. i" @>ta, - IA IL"
Nillrnrauyr-TranS. Huho otra. = d'
NaI-ncr. que flu: amal-amaIt IN =.
Si-Io XVIII con las fami.iaS jr los
iugu"S rSpaHol,> rtc O<una VI" Villa
Hermo>a.
La rama de Trans es, probablemen-
tr. Ia Gu. mas hombr"> dlstin@ui-
dos ha Sumini>trado a Ia Franria.
Dante. rn III Divina CoraeIia. - Re-
firre riogioSamrutr. aunqur SOLO rn
brrvr r~rr"rrntia. a Romeo Il" Nii!"-
uruvr. que IN" Regent" duran'r Ia
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
LOS CARRANCISTAS QUlE2EN
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-15

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-15

was Walter G. May of Evanston, for
merly superintendent of the sociologi-
cal department of the Ford works
May revealed the idea of the manu-
facturer that the workman who quar-
rels with his wife in the morning
makes a poor workman all the day.
81 had to call occasionally on all
employees to see that husband and
wife were living together and to see
what they were doing; to see that
they did not drink or otherwise VIC
late the rules of Mr.. Ford if they
wanted to draw the salary Of 8 a
day" Mr.. May said. IN Mr. Car
ter's case I was unable to find his
wife, so we wrote letters to her. Mr.,
Carter was considered a very fine
workman and we did not want to let
him out and we did everything pos
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-15
FORD ISSUES PEACE EDIcT
TO HIS EMPLOYEES

Chicago, March 1i.-Henry Ford
who tried to bring peace in Europe
and failed, has carried the Oscar II
idea into the homes of his employees,
according to revelations made Tues
day in the superior court.
The peace leaders rules provide
that employees and their wives must
get out of the trenches and hoist
the white flag, obtain divorces or
quit the service of the company and
lose their s. a day wages.
Henry Carter, a porter, who is paid
So a day by the company, received a
divorce from his wife here on a
charge of desertion, and his witness