davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23
Som 8mdertiid.

0as uSabrbn6 Der 9eut=
i9en in Gbicago", b~erausgege-
ben BON Or. WidaeI Gin
Dem Gbef &eoafteur
ser Sainois Staats5eitune", tit 10
eben inn Druid erl6ienen. Ser
1tattlife 8anb ertbalt cine &eibe
i%nterelianter MrtifeI, bic in ibrer
@eiammtbeit cine lteberiibt uno Be-
ipredung Der greieniiie bes Sabres
uno ibrer @irfung ollf oas 9eutfG-
tim Mmerifa's biloen. Natiirlih fin
Ben oie Gbicagoer @reigniiIe ipe5iel=
le. 9eriidiidtigu1g. @ber arh a1toere
2ofalergniiie meroen mitgeteilt. SIN
na6iten Sabr ioa es iiberbmpt
etn Sabrbtd fir ale 9eutIden 1T
oe11 Ser. Staaten neroen. InBer
oielen 5eitgei6idtliden lleberii6ten
er1tbalt Dos Sabrbl6 au6 aagemei-
ne artifeI, 3. g. eiiten portreffli-
6en Mufiab iiber &arl Soften po,t
Or. Sulilts @oebel, einen anoern
iiber HabeI @arnbagen BON Srau
Com. 2eidt, einen Mrtifel iibcr
v9eutide 9idter in Mmerifa" BON
Wartin BREEDER uno einen iolfen
bon grof. Shereer iiber p@eien
lnb Mnfgaben Ser oeutihen Sui
tur." gs lit elm utgemein sebalt=
reides gltd, nift nun, mas Die MaI-
lie, ionoern auh mas oie g[rt oes
oes @ebotenen betrifft nllo iebem
De1ltih : @merifaner auf's geite gu
empfeblen. Ser Greis lit einen
Dollar. gu be5ieben lit es BON Or,
Mihael Ginger c/o Sainois Sfaats-
8eitlng, 24-2S g. 6iftb @pe, CHI
cago, Sn.
SIN Sabre 1911 beroffentlidte
Der fran5oiiide Oeputierte 9eIaiii
einen langen Mrtifel urlter Ser lie
berihrift v9n @uerre qni
uient", Der fommettbe 9rieg
in Dem er ben iebigen
porauslagte unb baarflein
ar5ablte, tpie gemiiie glementc
ltnter ben fran5oiil6en Yolitifern
lrlo Sinan5lenten es anfteaen
piiroen, ben &riea berbei5ufiibren.
Da iid Oieie 8orausiage ipater err
fiilte, 10 lit oiefer @rtifeI Elm gu
ter 8emeis gegen Die gebauptung,
Der &rieg fei bon 9eutihlano ber-
nnb Sranfreih aufge-
Stpltrgen morben. Ser Irtifel lit
iest ms gngliide iberiebt utio
linter oem gitel ~ 8ropbecp Sui
in 9udform berausgegeben.
Oas 8iifIein lit BON Der y@erman
MGianca 1911 Sohar6
Omaha, Nebrasfa, fir Toe
All besieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23

tellerIid peranIagt uno feline mltn-
berbiiblh geldriebetlen @r5dblnngen
fino meiit in ebenlolfem Stple Obj
gefabt. Die b~efannteiten oarpnter
iino Ser Sea @olf", ygaG Of the
@iloerneB" uitu.
Die @infitbrung milit1riIfer
greraitien, S6ieBiibnneen uno lin.
terueiintg in Der San6babnng bon
@affen in ben Stlioienplan Der Of
fentliden Sdulcn Bot in Der Mmeri-
ian federation of 9abor boies glut
erregt nto cine gefabrlide Opal
t1ng berborgerufen. 8iele Mitglie-
Ser Ser aroben @rbeiter 8ereini-
auna iino befanntlih ent56ieoene
@eqner oes Militarismis uifo baben
einen gebnrniid,ten 8rotelt gegen IN
geno meId,e militariihe Snitrnftion
in ben Sdulen angenommen. Mae
gemiibungen Ser Siibrer, Dos 81,
perbinoerr, tparen erfolglos.
Orei 8anoiten beraiibten ant
Mitttpo6 oie 1. National 9anf in
8ospeG, Sfla., I'M Die Summe
BON $1t,40D. Die &1uber iperr-
ten Die 8anfbeumten in oos @etpol-
be elm uno entfIoben auf bereit ge-
baltenen Bferben in Die &iamidi
8erac. Ole gerfoIgung lit bisber
r~elultatlos perlalfet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23
Son nad Der alien 6eimat.

Die nddften neutraIen Dn1npfer,
Ole 8oItiahen fiir Deutfhlm6 nno
Seiterreid-l1ngarn pun Stem g)orf
mitnebmen iinb:
u5todbolm", @otbenbnrg, gGms-
tag, 2. DECEMBER.
YGreoerif VIII, gopenbagens
5. DECEMBER.
Limited States", Gopenbageng
Sataroap, 9. Deaember.
ugereensfioro", Bergen Samitag,
9. 9e8ember.
gs if n~otipen0lg, ben Nn1nen ces
betreffenoen Dompsers groB uno
oeutIid auf benz @riefumihIog su
uermerfen. Sober Brief icllte oer-
art marfiert meroen, bo er fonit bel
leift ouf neutralen Onmpfern befor-
bert miro. Die engIiide 6dfen anIaa-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23

vMniable" lit in @alpeiton nit $780,
900 gnlbel Beiaen aus @rgentinien
~angefommen; Der @ei5en lit fir Ell
ne Sirma in Sort @ortb beitimmt.
Ser IN Der Niliouri Meili5 oie-
nenoe Soloat Senrp Mcgoof puroe
BON Der @ranbilirp in 2areoo iuegen
urfunoenf1Iihnng, neriibt in flint
peri6ieoenen SdlIen, in @nflage5u-
itano beriett.
Sn 8ictoria itarb Srieorif,
ssgrael 8reining I'M Sitter bon 81
cSabren. gr ftammte aus 8iirttenl-
berg, fam inn Sabre 1916 mad
geras uno bot ieitoem IN unlerm
Staate getpobnt.
= Sn Ebraa BEL 9renbom itart
sSrau Caroline 8oors i'm Sitter bon
81 Sabren. sic pobnte friiber in
Der oeutlden @niieolung Berlin in
8olbington gountp.
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: a ..

aapt. 6. Bbe[ps BON Der Glib
iOafotn Mili5 ipairoe IN benz Draft
gen-Sain Ser Srau .. q. 8arbee in
Der N1be BON Sarlingen ourh einen
S9rotfdnB gefdbrlih nerlest. Sic
@ngelegenbeit lit bisber nod niht
aufaefldrt.
Der am 0ienltag uno Witt-
mod gefaaene Megen bat iid iiber
eirlen groBen Eeil BON 9eras er-
itredt uno lit bon groBem 8orteiI
fir Die 8eiteIung oes @~intergetrei-
oes, Der @eioe uno nnoerer Jutter-
itoffe. Gutter Negenfaa miro BON
Yanban6le i'm Noroen Bis mad
@barton uno Sort 2abaca int Sii.
Den, Sonlton i'm Often nnb @arri5o
Springs i'm @eiten gemeloet.
Ser aliiitierenoe @eneral-Di-
reftor Der NationaI Sigbpaps Miio-
ciatiom bat bebllfs aonitruftion meb-
rerer neli gepIanter, GROCER 2anb-
itraBen einen betradtlihen Geil oes
StaateS Eeras bereilt unb erfIdrt,
oaB Die geipobner Der @egenoen,
6urd tpeIhe Die gbauiieen fiibren
ioaen iebr 81 8unIten Der 1roiefte
iino uno gu beren M%usfiibrilng BEL
Iteuern tpoIlen. @eplant iino Ole
folgenoen 2anoitraBen: Sort 8ortb.
graop-Sm @ntonio; st. 8ortb-el
Boio uno or Baio-San antonio.
en- MnItin ipurbe Ser 41idbri.
ge Bartender So. @. 2er5 tot in iei'
mem gett aufgefunoen; Der Sof
muroe ourd natiirlihe llrladen Der.
beigefiibrt.
Der Gtaat geras bat i'm Di.
ftriftgeri6t gu @nitin segen Der
angebli6en @nItiner 9nirp Gruft Ell.
ne alnge megen 8~erlebung Der @nti'
Trufteeiese eingereidt. Der Eruit
ioa BON IA Milf Sarmern eebiloei
iein
S5n @eimar nurbe oas nIte
i'm Siiooiten BON Teras tpolbefonit
te 8eete Sotel al Die 8ottfer Som
pagnie berfauft.
Der amerifoniIde Sampfel
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Der bemofratiidle Mepraien.

tant fitzgerald, Der @oriibenoe bes
,,SouIe appropriations Commit
tees, bot erflart, baB er fir Elm
I%usfnbrnerbot auf 2%ebensmittel lei
uno cine 8orIage in Der ndhSten
&ongreBiisung bebufs grIaB zines
embargo einbringen niiroe.
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6uIfsquelIen

4nleiben nnb 9isfonten. .$3,t57, 796. Is
Ie6er5ogen, unge1thert. 432.6S
Ser. ct. 8o11os CUR Si&
9erbeit Der 3irtulation,
(par 8alue) $780,
000;ger. ct. 8pnbs 3ur
5iderung Der Ser. ct.
9epoliten (par @alue),
$1,000 ............ sol, 10000
4ftien in Der FEDERAL
Ne1erbe 8nnf $50 Yros
gent Der 9ubffriptioe
nen) .............. 100000
WDbel etc. ............ 100000
@runoeiserttum, uno. ais
gdnIOis bon ~befdtigten
9te5erbe : Igenten in
Netp gorf. gbicaep iinb
ct. 2ouis ......... 775,0S1. 81
ga1fen II. 8anfisrs 2o4,425.oo
&ediel +. Clearing 6onie 59,129.10
G6eds an 8anfen in berz
ielben 6tabt pber Srt
ais beridten0e 8anf. S,144.55
Mnsiteber,be g6eds II. ans.
gnIb Stems, $131; flei@
neg @elb, Nidel unp
Gents, SIS, 1Os.tS 6,239.1S
Hoten bon onbereu Naz
tiorol ganfen 40,S6O.O0
Teberal Meierbe Noten 60,790.00
@efebl. Geierbe IN @eip6le
Re ltnb NIT Se0eral
Heierpe 8anf 66S, 1866
~ginlDfnnasfonb beim9uu<
b~esfdlatmeiiter S Grp5.
Der 3irfulationl 49,. 25,000.00
sotal So, 549,2to.43
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L.ckaies.
@abrideinlides @stter.

SIR San gntonio unb llmgagesso:
-Seute abeno: flor. Sreitag: flar nno
faIf.
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Gtaat 8eIas, Nerdr County.
Sd, Neo WcSlhenneb. 1afliercr obens
%aetiaunter ganf. fdipore hermit fefers
lid. bas Ser obige @eriht nod mefnem
6eiten Bihen ino @lallben ridtig lit.
Neb McSlbennp, aafierer.
unter5eidbnet unO befdiuoren INT mere
rer 8eacntunrt, am %. Nou. 1915.
(SieeeD George s. Hancuaif,
Oeffentfiher Hotar.
3idtig befmloen.
Spbn Jrpi.
g. 6. 1rpif,
s. $. 5ruf, 9irefiOreH-
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Sinam5ielIer Seridt

Der Sruit Rational ganf in Gan Mntos
nip. Segas, beim Mbid}lllB oes gss
IddftS, dtu II. Wob. 1915:
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SimamsieIIer geridt
her alartu Natinnal 8nnt III Gan Mn.
tonic, Segas, beim Gbi6luB beg @es
19Gfts, am II. Hobember 1916:
$ iiIfsqueIIen

5iiIfsqueIIen:
Inletben llnb 9isfpnten. S 2,353,2 02.46
lleber8ogen, nngeii6ert 34,S47.25
Ser. Staaten 8onos::
Ser. ct. 9epo1iten our Si<
s9eruug Der 3irfulation
(Bnri @aluell8 $780,
600; Ser. Staaten -e.
8prbs. sltr ei6eritn9
Ser Ser. ct. 9epofitef1
(Bar Galue) $780,
900. Sptal Ser. ct.
9epoliten .......... zoo, O0O.O 90
8o1os, Sefuritdten etc:
9lnbere 5efuritaten als
Ser. ct. 8onos (Mfz
tten nidt eingef6loiz
ien) 55,434.47
Iftien aliBer benen Der
SeberaI Heierbe 8anf 100000
Iftten Der SeberaL Geierbe
ganf go Gro5ent Der
@ubifription) ..... 100000
ganfhaus ......... 269,OO0.O0
Inoeres @runoetsentum. 15,551.50
GfuIDig bon beitdti9ten
3eferbe : Iaenten in
Sem gorf, Gbicago ltitb
ct. 2ouis ........ t,709, 1915
! Shnloio bon 8anfen unb
9aufters (nuBer ben
obi6enl ........... sol, 9s7,s -
Nnbere g6eds al @dnfen
j in berielben 6taot ooer
, Ort als beridtenoe 8anf 100, 161. 90
Muslfebenbe gbeds II. di1b.
8aar Stems, $815.28,
fleines @elo, Nidef
II. Gents, $598.44.... 1.413.72I
1 m ~
len .,,1... 100000.
@efebl. Neierbe iii @efpols
be unb Seberal 9ielerpe
ganf ........... s42, 274.s 90
ginIDfingsfonb bein, 8un@
besfdlabmeiiter Is EroS.
Ser 3~irfltration) -. 100000
Sptal Sc, 1912, 265. 45,
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@erbinoIidf eiten:

@inbesabltes' aapital IS 5o0.ooo.oo
Snrplls Tonb ....... SOC, 100000
llnberteile Rrofite, $780,
769.88; ipenieer lnu<
ferbe Mnsaaben, S1t1,
t~ereiIen nnb Steiern,
$50, 914.54 ....... los, 1854
2irfulierenbe Npten -. l492, 297.5 so
Gdnulbio an ganfen uno
ganfiers ........ 900, 9e1.os
9eppiiten:
BerfonI. 9eboiiten, 8dhls
bar qegen @hef 2,942, 165.t1
gertifisierte Gbeds 3,75S.11.
Nmsftehe1oe gaibierheds. f3,173.29
Ser. Gtnnten Setofiten 100000
@efnmtrt geforberte 9epoz
iiteu 50, 900 .096.5t
Sptal So, 549, 1908
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gottonJamen- Brpbnfte.

0Qlpe1lpH,, gefIeIH, 1V-oo e6-
gpttonTamen-HrpOxfte
San antpniD, Gex., %. Nob. 1916
Erime grloe Cotton Seeo Oh, 85
GemtS Der 0naDile.
8esu Cart, 80. Nob. ~ Spot, 1890
BID; Nobember, $12.65 unb 1895;
@esember, $f2.60 un6 $12.65; SSnnanr.
$t2.6O un6 $12.6f; 6ebrinr. 1890
rn6 $12.63; Udra. $i2.64 nno S12.65;
NpriI. $t2.63 nn6 Sizes; Rai, 1890
NIB $12.70; cynni, STATS un6 $f2.64.
6nrm-Brnbnfie
San sntOuio, seg, 20; R0b- 1916
Ger (unr frifde) SO. /, $50 per 2sS-
30. 9. 2Oc ter Gbb.
Giihner .... 13c-10c ser Bf0.
Surfeps 14e Pc PIP.
Nei5esf per Ualo9ct
Born ........... $1.18 PEI 0nt@el
Qafer ...--....- 04e PCT UsfBei
Sen ............ 314.00 Der &onue
Uemsle.
aartoffean. gdiiforuia, 1925 unD
$3.50.
SiBe anrtoffeIn. Mtite N1m, $1.75:
Errnpfin Pam. $1.76 nrb $2.O0.
Hfpiebefn. California, 1878.
Wobnen, Crime, $2.2k per &rfhel.
Eomnten. $erns. 4 8Grbe. 8or inS
90c.
Mobieshen. 40c Z. 1 81 6..UiuSeI.
BlumenfohI. &c nn6 7e per pf6.
aobl, $500 per Grate.
@riiner gfeffer, $1.25 per &uFbef.
@euerie, SOC uno zoe per 9liAen0.
geteriiIie. SOC Der 0b6. <wHn0eI
SopfiaIat, $2.75 Il. $500 Der 0rais.
GeTbe WnrseIn. DOE n. SOC Der DbS.
gantaIoupes, Gtanburb, $2-25 per
Crate; Bonb. 75c per Crate.
gierpfImsen, $1.25 Der WufHef.
Gounfh, 75c unD S5c Der MnfheI.
Spinnt. Toe per 8usdheI.
0tra, $3.50 fir gufdeI-
8eeteri. Acc Der Gb6. s4iinbeI.
9eerrettia<W mrsein Der Ef0. t2Er
@urfen, per Crate. $3.50.
gieD : Marft.
Gnn gntonio, Ser, %. seop. 1916
9iihe $4.10 BIZ $500.
9dIher $4.75 Biz $40.
Shien $685. Biz S7.75.
8ulen $3.50 un6 $4.75.
ct. 2ouis, 90. Sob. 1916. - 3finosl
bieh. SerassWieh, $3.50 bis $500.
G6ipeine $500 biz S1t00.
Sdmfe.
Ghtpere ppni ghIadter ......22 gis.
0eihte BIN G@lndter 90 gts.>
Grim aefntsene ..........18h Sta.
Tele.
WoIf uno Suds ......... 90 Cts
uneorasSiegen. per Efb. ......10 gts
Hnpcras8 ieeen beimdbiat .... s GN
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TimansielIer yeridt

Der Sam Mntoniu apam 6 grnff Co.,
(g6artereb 1892. ohne @antSNribiles
aien), 215 fisgpmmerces6t rase
beirn @bidluB bes @eiddfts M II.
Robernber 1916:
6iIfsqueIleM:
N2ort9agezgnleibe ....$2,4t5, 49,
Critic Wortgnge gunbs 37.500.00
Mnfgelaufere SntereIen.. 1875, 760.59
Sdabaetp0lbe II. ginrid<
tungen 1890. ...... 100000
gaor an 6unb n,b in
8efDolbe 942,477.20
sotal ss,6so.ss4.5s
gerbinbIi1feiten:
ginse5abltes &apital. is 100,00o.0o
S1trplus Spno un6 nns
perfeilte- 9rOfits 1870, oee.e5
Neierbtert fir Gtelerr,
3a6lbar in 1917 ... $4,000
2eierpiert fir 3infen,
sablbar am 81. @s8em~
s 81 a9 sona; ;s'n'sifns'f 4a.sss.ns
4.3s gros. Snbeftments
TruifsSon6s, SabIbar
in so Sasen unb anoere
aontrafte 1888, 1861
Mnbere SrnItfonbs ..S 49,33462
sotal SO, 1905 s4.58
Gtaot Seras. @erar County:
SD, @ininm 8. Serff, @efretdr nnb
Sdabmeiiter Der 6nn Mnfonio Hpnn nn6
Errit Complain. fdipore hermit feierlih,
baB Der pbige Beriht nod meilcm beiten
8ifen nno @Inuben ridtig lit.
@im. 8. 8erff,
Sefretdr nnb 6dabmeiiter.
lInter5eidnet un6 beifipnren In neis
net @egeripart ain 81 Nobember 1916.
(SieaeD 80. s.. Grstine,
SeffentIiher Notar in uno fir 8egur
gnitnft. Serns
Oireftpren ser &ompaanie iino. @iIe
liam 8. 6erff, SRI. 90. 6. gradenrioge.
@bipin Chamberlain, 2eron g. 0enmalr,
Sbomas s. Sranflin, ST.. sSsobu 9. 6erff,
Nlobb WecG3ofpn, Sen q. Stribling,
Charles q. differ.
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u1arft Beriebt.
Nnnntmont.

Gan AHtonio, Seg., 90 gts.
@albeftpn, geftern, 2O-50 9k.
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ser Sam antonio 9atipnal Sanf in 5art
N,ttonio, Segas. beiin Qbi6IuB bes @e:
i9dfts, am II. Nobember 1916:
5mlfsqneIleM:
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9ipeftoreu: grmft Stebes, George g.
Bnligbnn. s. 81. Brotpn, 6. 6. @ibbs.
ssoiepb gournn6, q. u. g. 9aIff, Otto
Meerfdeibt. s. 9. WartinSaIe, Biliam
Green. 6biner. Seras.
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oer Sun Mntoniu 2pam 6 grnff g.,
(g6artereb 1892. ohne @dntSEribiles
eien), 215 8e{tsgpmmerces6t raBe
beim &bidl1B bes @eiddfts am II.
%glnnenher 1915:
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-04-06
Watch Child'S Couch.

Colds, running Of nose. continued
irritation of the mucous membrane
if neglected may mean catarrh later
Don't take the chances-do some.
thing for your child! Children will
not take every medicine, but they
will take DR. Kings New Discovery
and without brioing or teasing. It's
a sweet, pleasant tar syrup and Sc
effective. Just laxative enough t
eliminate the waste poisons. Almos'
the first dose helps. Always pre-
pared, no mixing or fussing. JUS
ask your druggist for DIR King
New Discovery. 1t will Safeguard
your child against serious ailment
resulting from colds.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-04-06

The Germans are still making a
terrific struggle for Verdun and
now occupy all French positions on
Hancourt-Bethincourt line. The oc.
cupation by the Germans of the
Haucourt-Bethincourt front follow
ed a vigorous attack, in which the
Germans met no foe. the French
having evacuated their positions at
night without the Germans obsery.
ing the movement.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-04-06

The Secretary of State of Louisi-
ana has decided that the Socialists
are not entitled to have their candi-
dates names appear on the official
ballot, as their petition did not have
the required number of signatures.
Therefore the contest next Tuesday
uill be between the Democrats and
Progressive Democrats and promises
to be the most hotly fought general
election in that State since recon.
struction days.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-04-06
The State Campaign.

In considering the political cam.
paign upon which South Carolina is
now entering one fact stands out
more conspiciuously than any other.
That fact is the deep relutance of
the people to have any campaign at
all. There is a WEAKNESS of person
al politics, q desire for political
rest. which is so general that it con-
not fail to be impressive even to the
hardest of aspiring politicians.
This feeling on the part of the
public finds its reflection in the
columns of the newspapers of every
section of the State. In particular
there is the demand for the aban-
donment of the county-to-county
Joint debates. At last there seems
to be a general awakening to the
evils which this vicious system has
fostered. The custom, as the Ches.
ter Reporter points out, is one that
no other State has even seen fit to
adopt" No system that could be
devised would do more to encourage
factionalism and bitterness. None
could be more successful in the
obscuring Of issues. -,
The News and Courier believes
that the abolition Of this baneful
custom would do more than any
other one thing to improve the tone
of South Carolina politics and rid
the State of demagoguery. It can
only be accomplished if, as the
Greenville News suggests, the coun-
ty conventions come out against it
squarely and determinedly. Resolu-
tions should be introduced and voted
at every county convention in the
State. The sentiment of the people
is already manifest but it needs to
be given form and substance
Charleston Neps and Courier.
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MRS, MELTON'S LETTER
To Tired WORKOUT Mothers

Jackson. Miss.-"I shall feel repaid
for writing this letter if I can help any
tired, worn-out mother or housekeeper
to find health and strength as | have.
II have q family of five, sew, cook
and do my housework and ! became very
much rundown in health: A friend
asked me to try Vinol. Ibid so and now
/ am we'll and strong and my old time
energy has been restored. Vinol has ,n no
suuerior as q tonic for worn-out, run,
down, tired mothers or housekeepers. y
Mrs. J. N. MELTON, Jackson, Miss.
Scott Drug Co, Kingstree, S c.
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VAUGHAN IN ASYLUM.
Former Head of Odd Fellows
Home under Observation.

Columbia, March 3l:-Thurston U
Vaughan, under death sentence for
abuses he has confessed to having
committed upon girls who were in
his care when he was superintendent
of the Odd Fellows orphan home at
Greenville, has been removed from
theState penitentiary ndcommitted
to the State Hospital for the Insane
for treatment and for observation.
Orders providing for the transfer
were issued by Frank B Gary of Alb
beville. circuit Judge, upon the appli-
cation of Proctor A Bonham, Solicitor,
counsel for Vaughan concurring. Last
October Vaughan was taken back to
Greenvllle to be resentenced. the su-
preme court having denied his petit
ton for new trial, but stay of ex-
ecution was obtained by his attor-
neys, pending an examinatioa as to
his sanity.
Recently Columbia physician, J
Hayward Gibbes, M D, has been
studying Vaughan's case, by request
of Solicitor Bonham and Gov Man
ming. Dr,Gibbes thought that condi-
tions for fair anG clear determine
ton would be better at the asylum,
and it was on Gov Manning's sug-
gestion that Judge Gary was asked to
authorize the transfer.
DR. Gibbes will treat and observe
the patient at the asylum in coopera-
ton with members of the staff and in
time will report his conclusions.
Writing notlong ago to Solicitor Bon
ham he advanced the surmise that
Vaughan was "malingering." but
said this opinion was subject to re-
vision under conditions more favor
able to observation.
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VALUE OF WOOD ASHES
As Fertilizer--Contain a Large
Percentage of Potash.

Editor County Record
Some time ago one of your cor
respondents had something to say
relative to wood ashes with special
reference to their potash value.
This has been a mooted subject this
spring, owing to the scarcity of pot
ash salts. Farmers in every section
have discussed the value of wood
ashes as a fertilizer. and there seems
to be many opinions. 1t has long
been known that ashes have an I'M
portant relative value as far as crop
production is concerned, but the
economy of their use has never been
definitely known. This is due to the
fact that heretofore the commercial
salts were readily available, and had
almost entirely replaced the ashes.
Most of the older farmers have a
fair idea as to yield of ash from a
given quantity of wood. but they
knew practically nothing of the
amount of actual fertilizing ingredi-
ents they contained. Our younger
farmers, for the reason already
stated, do not know anything about
the yield of ash, to say nothing of
their analysis. Therefore, the fol-
lowing ought to be of interest:
One good farmer has found that
he could have his ashes burned at a
cost of $11 per ton. Now. while
ashes vary largely in analysis of pot
ash, their most important ingredi-
ent, it is safe to assume that they
will run from 20 to 80 per centum
of potash. At this rate this farm
er's potash is costing him only about
S35 to $55 for actual potash, or an
equivalent of about SIT to $25 for
muriate of potash, such as he has
been using. Thus he is getting pot
ash at figures less by half than he
did before the war. We should not
forget, however, that it takes many
cords of wood to furnish ton of
ash, and the commercial value of
the wood should always be reckoned.
In this connection. however, the
least valuable part of the tree, 1.-THE
limbs, twigs and leaves) for COM
mercial purposes, are by far the
most valuable as a source Of ash.
The swamp ash is. perhaps, the most
prolific ash bearing tree-the pine
the least. Sincerely,
LII MCC.
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Chat from Cades.

Cades, April 3:-After spendins
several weeks with relatives anc
friends here Mr. and Mrs w w Will
hoyte have returned to their home
in Tennessee.
Mr. Leo McElveen of Bishopvillt
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr w C Wilson went to Kingstret
last week on business.
Mr. Clyde Fegain Of Olanta wa!
in,tcwn Sunday. aszl.
Mss Eunice Odom spent the week
end at her home in Bennettsville.
Mr. HI McElveen went to Charles
ton East week.
Mr. H L Oliver of Marion was
noted in our midst Sunday.
Mr. w E Nesmith was in towr
Friday.
MIR and Mrs V G Arnett went to
Lake City Sunday.
MIR G B Owens of Cooper was
noted in town Monday.
Mr. John B Ryan went to Sumter
last Saturday on business.
The stork visited the home of MI
and Mrs D J McElveen and left
them a nine pound girl last Satur.
day.
Mr. E Thomas of Hebron was
here on business Saturday.
Miss Nellie Thompson visited
friends at Marion last week.
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Soon however, the poor dove of
peace will have no place to call its
roost.
The Denver star., 1916-03-04

That's good idea na'am. havin
soda and water In them bottles with
the squirts. I've done the floor in no
time, and there's three bottles left out
of the dozen et"-Philadelphia Even
ing Ledger.