davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04

lie ensliIdJ irans6iide Gffen-
iioe bat andD seitern ben gansen
Sag gebancrt. Die Grfplse Der
Gnglanoer ami Der mDroliden Seite
Der Spmme iuaren aniheineno nid)t
bebemteno; oasesen baben Die Sran-
soIen iiiblid) BON Ser Sontme groRe
@orteile errmngen mnb Die Sent-
idem iuaren sesiumnsen, iuie seitern
lbom gemelbet, iidl bis amf lire sipei-
fen Stellnngen 5uriifsnsieben.
N6rblidJ BON Der CONNIE, ben Gng-
Ianbern segeniiber, leiiten Die Gent
I6en nidlt MIR einen erfolgreiden
8iberitano, iie iinS audi Idon sn
@esemangriffen iibersesansen mmb
baben ben Gnglan6ern meilrere
Hoiitipnen abgenommen. 8enu
General 6ais, Der jetise ensliide
gefe6lsbaber iast, BAH bic Gnglan-
Der rinbitanttal prosrek" gemadt
baben, 10 fam iib oas MIR anf BEN
Grt Ga 8oilelle besieben, beiien
fleine @arniion iib nad breitGgisem
@ioeritano ergeben Fat; beiien Gin.
nabme Die Gnalanber abcr idon AM
Samitag gemel6et batten. Die Jran.
spfen anf Der Sabieite babem baae-
gen bebeutenoe @orteile errmmsem.
Sic baben ben Crt 0erbeeomrt, Der
mitten in ben bentIdem Gsrabenanla,
gen IaG genommen, mas Idon ge.
itern bDn nns gemeloet iunr6e, ba-
sm bic Crte syenileres, gliiepillers
un6 Jlaconrt, Ioipie bic 0Glber bon
WerncDnrt nnb G6apitre nmS limb
auf bier Wieilen ON Yerpnne 6eran-
gebrnnsen. 1leber bic itratesiIde
@eSentnns Der Grubernngen iueis
man natiirlid nidts, aud bie Sepe.
fden meleen nidts barii6er, BON
gebentnns 1T aber jebenfaas bic
sr6kere Gnnabertng an Eeromme.
9enn Teronne 1T elm iuidJtieer
Ennft fir bic Sentid)en anb bic bi-
refte Mbiidjt bieIer Gffeniibe loa bic
Ginnabme bon Eeronmc geiueiem
iein. Die Sransuien melSen, bah
bic Geitlden nnsebenre @erlnite
aebabt baben. Sic ipredjen bon
10000 Soten nno @eriunnbeten nno
10000 @efangenem. Gs feblt mns
natiirlidj iebe MOslidfeit sa benrtei-
len, OF bieie 3ablen ridtig Ober
falidj iinb, nns erideiuen iie aller.
bings itnrf iibertriebcm, luenn amdj
anSnnebmen lit, baF bic @erlnite
grok seiueien iinb. gSas Die ssram-
soien nnS bic GnglGnSer an6etrifft,
10 bebamptet Der Der bentide @e-
ridt, bak fire @erlnite gbeiombers
fdiuer" seiueien leien, Der geridt
Ses General Saig iast basesen, Die
@erlmite Der GnslGnSer feiem neimer
aeiueien, als man eriunrtete. Natir-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04
ide aus Gl GaIo inb tie mnr mod
100 Meilem BON Ser @rense entfernt.

1de aus VI 2SalD IIHO Fe nut Hpa)
100 Wfeilen BON Der @rense entfernt.
= Cine usSnternational SEEMS
Serpice" =Depel6e iagt, es iei Satla=
6e, bab Elm arieg nit Weerico Die
gaiierten in gerlegetbeit bringen
iperoe, oa ibnen Damn Die Sel5ufnbr
obgel6nitten lei. 9ie MGiierten
uiiroen oann mabri6einli6 iid oa-
our6 idiieen, oaB iie eine grpeoi-
tion nod 9ampico ldidten, ltno lib
Die notigen Sel 8orrdte iiherten.
- gs tpiiroe cine ebenlo groBe 8e-
leioigung fir oen 8r1iioerten iein,
tpenn man annebnten moGte, tpie je-
ne 9epel6e es 5ll tlln i6eint, er laiIe
li1 in 1einer Saltung Werico gegen-
iiber onrd Dos SsSt1tereiie Der glaiier=
ten beeinfluiien, tpie es cine 8eleibi-
eung fir Die 9elitid Mmerifaner
mar. ais Der 8rdiioent bebauptete,
lie lieBen li6 bnrd Die Hiifiiht ailf
Die Seutl6en in ibrer 9altllng in
Ser @abl beeinfluiien. gsir lpeiien
oesbalb auf Die Sniinuation Ser
* DsSsthtternational geeiDs" 0epel6e
nit giltriiitllng 5ltriid
= Mms Columbus im gseip Ieri=
co iuirb gen,eloet, Der Sergeant
ssarrier mn6 Ser Splbat grneit
ssobnIon, beibe sn Dem geeger &est=
ment geb6rig, 6as bei Garrisal
fGmpfte, Ieien in Columbus einge=
troffen. Sic befGmben iid anf oem
@ese nad bem 6oipital in Sort
glif. syarrier lit Snrd) cine &ngel
an Ser SanS beriunnbet, Sofniun
lit nidt neriuinbet, aber onrd Gnt=
6ebrnngen franf geiuorbem.
Man erfabrt iebt, boB @ene-
raj Sltniton lelbit quf Die geueintei-
lung Der aontitanoos an ser @ren5e
9eorungen rno oie MilitGrpertpal-
tuna gebeten bat, i'm BON einen1 Seil
Ser auf ibm rubenben 2aiten gu be-
freien. General sSiititon bat Damn
iel6it oie ietige ginri6tltng borge-
/ ldlaeen. s(us @aIbington miro
iibriaens gen1eloet, boB ser 9efebl
sur ginri6tilng bes neuen Oeparte.
ments SEEM Merico, oeIIen gefebIs-
baber Eeribing tperben ioI, porl6lt-
| fig nod nidt 5ur @usfiibrrng ge,
6raht merben ioa.
= gl BaIo miro cine glrtiGerie-
9rigaoe befomnlen Die aus oe.il
Siinften slrtiaerie Geeimert, oenl
erIten MaIIafmietts Selo-glrtillerie.
&egiinent uno ein5elnen gotterien
aus Connecticut uno Ibooe SSsIono
gebiloet meroen ion.
9lms 8aibimaton iuir6 ae-
nelbet, man beabiid)tige nidJt, ei-
mem Sber gefeblsbaber iiber sic
iammtliden, i'm Safe eines &rieaes
gegen Mferieo sur @eripenbnng
fommenoen Srnppen sn ernennen.
= Na6 einem @eridt oes Gene
raj SreDino befinoen ii1 nod neb-
rere amerifaniIben Solooten, Sic an
Dem 8efe6t bel Gorri5al teilgenonl-
men baben, IN perl6ieoenen Seilen
Gbibuabta's. Sic iperoen 10 idneG
pie m0glif na6 ben Ser. Staaten
5llriifgel6ift iperoen.
: Wfili5trmppen aus yieip Meri-
co beiuadJem ben Glepbante Butte
Damn gegen etiuaige 1teberialle
merifamiIder Sanatifer.
= gor Gnbe Ser ISOLDE iperoen
10000 Wann Mili5en on ser @ren-
5e iteben.
- 9reiBig amerifaniide SIiidt-
linge aus @ltonoilato iino gliif-
lid in 81 Taio ongefonmen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04

ge Satigfeit aus. 5lnf8ebn Wea-
l6inen Der 0eutl6en ielen 5erltort,
ouBeroem bdtten lie ieds5ebn 5e1iel=
baQons perloren uno mebrere 9lero=
plane; iiber bie 9llfiierten iagt Der
9eridt MIR, ooB tie an Suftl6lften
,einiqe 8erlulte" erlitten batten
9eod) oen oeuti6erl 9eri6ten baben
5ablrei6e 2uftfanlpfe itattgefltnoen
uno es iino in ibnen feds 2uftidiffe
ser slaiierten beruntergeiboiien NOR
oen. 2eut11ant 0tlil5er babe iein
iiebentes Meroplan fantpfllnfdbig ge=
ma6t uno 2eutnant BarIdon lein
ied1tes, mas nun aaeroings elne
biibI6e 8rapoltrleiitltng, ober tilr
oie Sage ielbft BON gar feiner ge-
oeuturg lit. g(noere 2uftldiffe muir
oen an anoeren 8lnften berrtnter-
geiholien.
Sas ySiener &riegs 9tad)rid)tem-
biiream erlief cine Grflarmns, bic
Sie ritiiilden InfidneiOereiem, in De-
men mnter anSerem bebamptet iunrs
Sc, Sak iiber $4,000 Diterreidiid)=
,tnsariide @efamsene senadt nno
219 @eId)iite ioiuie GA WaldJinen-
geiuebre erbemtet ipDrSen ieien, nieb=
riger bGngt. Gs lei nnmDglidp,
id)om jett ablplnt sename Ginselbel-
ten iiber bic rniiiid)e Sffeniiue be'
fanntsngeben. Sn Der muoernen
&riessfiibrmns Ieien @erlmite bis sm
25 9srosent an spten, @erlumnoetem
nnb @efansenen feinesmegs etiuas
amferselu6bnlides, bod Die @erlnite
Ser 0iterreidjiiden Srmppen, Sute,
geriumnoete nno Hefangene sniam-
menaered)net, bGtten bOditems slui-
idlen 12 mnb 20 Erosent betragen.
SAILS tatIadlid 100000 @efansene
eimsebmft iuprben ieien, fabrt Der
gerid)t fort, 10 bate, susaslid Der
entipred)enben Mnsabl Spten nnb
@erfummbeten, CeiterreidJ ltnsarn
in @ulbgniem ober an Der Snieitr
feinem einsigen Splbaten mebr. Den
sseinben ieien 36 9eidiise moberner
&onitrmftion, bic aber porber mn
brandbar semadt iumrbem, in Die
6anSe sefallen mnb bic 3abl Der al,
teren, eiirsebanten GeIdjiite, bic ben
9imiIen iiberlaiIen iueroen ntiteten,
lei MIR Tim Elm Geringes grDker
setueien. getreffs Der GAIL Der
anacblif) BON ben 9in1en erbenteten
IaId)inengeifiite betpnt Der Se-
rid)t, oaf bier ielbt, iuemn rnIIiide
geridte in Setradjt geSOsen uerOen,
anhersepObnlid itarf anfgeidnitten
iuprben lei. Die glnsabl Der MaIdi-
nenseluebre, Die Die Ceiterreidjer sll
erieben batten, babe nid)t Cit SedJitel
Ser bon Sen 9iniiem ansesebenen
3abl betrasen. Gum Sd)lnf 6eingt
oie @iener Grfldrnna baF Die 9ini-
len in Ser letten 3eit iid mebr-
fad geitattet baben, iiber Sdladten
sm beridten, Die iiberbanpt nidt ge-
idlagen iuoroen iinb, nnb baf, Tpgar
redDt nnterseorbnete rmiiiIde Seer
fiibrer bei Der abfaiInng ibrer ge-
ridte iidJ Die Stnf6ar srDfte poeti-
idle sreibeit ne5men.
Die Staliener melben, oaf i'm
GtIdtal itarfe GrtilleriefGmpfe itatt-
gefrtnben baben ,tnb SnfanteriefGm-
pfc an ben n6rbliden MbbGnsen Ses
Serses Tainbia. Sm Toiina Sal
luollen iie etiuas porsebrnngen
iein.
Son gerbnn lit lpa9remo Der let-
ten Sage nidt pieI semeloet NOR
ben. IS iinb bort idarfe Mrtillerie-
fGmpfe i'm @anse, bod Id)einen bic
Snfamteriefampfe Siemlidl anfse-
bort ST. baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04

sn 9lrfanlas 5irfulieren Be
titionen sur slbbaltung elmer 8abI,
oiirh pelcbe cine Weiloerilng Ser
altBeroroentli6 i6arfen Nrobibi-
tionsgeiete peranlaBt peroen loa.
Ser @erfoltf BON Spirituoien miro
NIT elmer 3u6tbausitrafe BON lehs
Monoten bel borter gtrbeit geabnoet.
3ur stbbaitung Ser g9abl limo IA
900 ltnteridriften notig, oie ie-
oenfalls ald 5ulammengebradt per-
ben fonnell bod lit es lebr fragIid,,
Oh Oie iibrieen 80 Bro5ent ser @dh-
Ter fir cine 8er0noerung reip. Wdl-
oerung Ser @elete Itinlnen peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04

= S6erit 9eutnant CHARLES g.
Sllnt, Der aommanoeur oes aus
Ga Wann beItebenoen /. pennnlpa-
niI6en Snfanterie gfeginents, oas
am glontag auf ser 9ur6reiIe in
aanIas Gitp, Wo., ongefonmen tuar,
panote iif an Den Wtapor @oparbs
nit Dem griuhen, 2ebensmittel fir
feline 9eute beiorgen 8u pollen.
Sberlt 2eutnant 6unt erfldrte,
oaB ieine 2eute leit ibrer 9lbreiie
bon Genniplpanien lebten 5reitag
MIR balbe &ationen ilno BON Sonn-
tag uuf Montag gar ni6ts 81 eilen
6efommen b1tten Wiapor gonarbs,
unterItiibt BON einem 9iirger So
mite, mahte ii6 iofort oarnn, ge-
niigenoen Hrobiant berbei5ui6offen.
10 oaB Die WannIhoften Bis 3u if
rer 9(nfunft an Der merifaniIhen
@ren5e feinen W1ongeG su Ieioen
baber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04
ltniere nens ssationalsarOe.

Wenn Saus uno Senat iih iiber
oie borliegenben gfeiolutionen eini=
gen, Damn miro linlere aeiomnte Ga=
tionalgar0e tatia6lidb oem reaula-
rem Seere einperleibt tperoen. 0or=
ouslebung oabei lit natiirlih, oaf,
ote @aroiiten BEN porgel1riebenen
Gto leiiten, po5lt iie ii1 atpeifeGos
lperoen bereit finoen laiiem. Inter
oen i'm Sauie nit nur 5tpei abtpei-
ben6en Stinnett aneenon1menen
&eiolntionen lit Ser Br6fioent bereA-
tiet, ale Mitglieoer Ser Natio1al-
garoe in Staaten, Serritorien nno
bem Oiitrift Columbia tpie anh oe-
rem militariiden Melerben in orin-
eenoen ssdllen auf oie Dauer BON
bret Sabren 5lt oen @affen gu ru-
fen, es lei 6enn, oaB iie friiber i6on
iuieber entlaiien iperoet fonnen. Die
10 einge5ogenen Streitfrdfte fonnen
alld altBerbalb oes 9unoesgebietes
peripenoet tper6en
e1ne Der tplhtlgiten geItintrnnn-
gen oieler GeIolntionen getpdbrt oas
&e6t aur Sreariiierltng .neuer
lno taftii6 pollitdnoiger ginbei-
ten" Oarun miro es nidt nottuen-
Dig lein, 81 iparten, Biz ale @atail-
lone, Geaimei1ter, 8rigaoen unb 81
biiionen Ser Nationalgaroe pollitar=
Dig iino, neil oie beiten bon ibnen
al1sgeIll6t 1no 5u nenen Srganiia-
tionen llrlter Dem 8efebl BON Oft
5ieren 6es 8nn6esbeeres Dereinigt
iperoen fornlen. Soipeit bie geatio-
nalgarbe foberaliliert peroen fonI
miro 6ies onrb oie Helolutionen ber=
6eigefiibrt iper6en. 9u1 lit cine
9epilligling poreeieben fir Sen I'm
terbalt Der Sanilien Der ausgebobe-
men @aroiiten bis gum @01ltbetra=
ge bon fiinfsig Collars monatlih in
ieoem Salle, borausseiest, oaB oie
Sumilie auBer Dem Solbe oes @nr-
bitten fein ginfonlmen beiist.
0ie &eIolutionen perben atpeierlei
@irf,tng ausiiben. ginn1al miro Die
Srganiiatins : glrbeit biniihtlt1
Der neiien 9ruppen als ipirfianle
8eritdrfitng oes reguldren Seeres
pelentlid pereinfabt, neil lire Ser
tDeilbilng piel Iflneler berbeigefiibrt
fperben fam, als bies inter anoeren
ltmitaroen Der Saa iein ipiiroe, uno
anoererleits miro bie gefrntierufla
cine neue slnregung enpfangell. Sic
le @rbeitgeber battet lid) idon be-
reit erfldrt, oie 2obn5ablung an Die
ienigen ibrer slnseitellten. Die iid
aftuerbeit laiielt fort5uleben, ibnen
aud ibre Stellen ofen 5u balten, bis
tie 5uriidfebren. SSekt liegt Die sb.
ii6t por, baB oltb oie 9unoesregie
rung ibr Seil sur Gorge fir 6ie-
SamiIie, oie BON Dem 9eroienit III
res Sberbauptes abb1ttgig iitto, BET
tragt 3tpeifellos lieet Elm groBes
geoiirfnis nah Sruppen Dor un6 Elm
iol6es lit audi bonn aongreB aner-
fannt tuor6en, neil es tatl1dIih bor1
banoen lit. Die geribte iiber Die
@organge bei garri5aI babea einen
iebr iGedten Gitbruf bir1terlaIien.
giele MitgIieoer oes .Sauies lino
iogar Der @niidt, oab Ser ariegs-
5uitano bereits beitebt, tuontit iie al
] Ieroines ms Grtren1e eeben. Sat-
la6lib aber liegen oie @erbaltniiie
audi ipirffi6 10, oaB Ser arieg ie-
ben slueenblif ausbreden fonn.
0arum lift es oie Hfliht. oas 2ano
10 idnea ipie moglid in gereit-
l6aft 81 lesell lno oarlim tit oas
@orgeben .oes slbseoronetsnbaiieS
als Elm fluees an5uleben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04

= 0a6 einem @eriht oes Gen-
ius-9iiros in @ai6in9ton befinoen
fi6 in oen Ser. Stooten 21 Wti0io-
nen fiir BEN Militd6ienit tangIi6e
M1nner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04
Ser anf Snn 9nnlinan

Ser anf Son Domingo gefaI.
lene amerifatiId)e Warirfeloloa4
oeiien Soo mir eeitern ihon gemeI.
BET baben, bieB alalls Milfs uno
Itammte ans 9enper. Ger Sergeairt
sSernanoo 9orrer ipuroe idiper Der,
mltnoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04

- 3as Saben lit ser bette 9ln-
fang. Oas gorgen lit Ser i6Iimmite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04

- Der @ert elmer Come reinen
8oloeS lit 5000, 1921.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-04
WEST TEXAS MILITARY ACADEMY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.

o sne @ gSarSa MS saa>Se fr anaben erHot geite fin
0e1Gasleben Vrbtnbung
Smo edlniben Sdnen gtaiihe QusbiSuna gun OiB
@der 49, 'i" V N -
aaaose eab an cnAs LukN
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-05-24
The Date of the Party.

An editors life is not always q bed
of roses and along with other things
we are apt to forget the most import
ant news. Two weeks ago we neg
lected to mention the very delightful
party given by little Edna White to
celebrate her birthday and to which
a host of pretty little girls were in
vited.
Last week because we. had forty
leven" other things to think about
we neglected Foster Barnwell's din
ner, which. he gave to twelve of his
boy friends on May 10th. As pre-
sents in honor of the day, Foster re-
ceived enough balls and bats and mits
to run the Greenville Street ball
team for the summer.
At first we were uncertain of the
date of this interesting event, but on
cf our son Bill, he told us
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-05-24
LONG CANE.

The Rock Spring school closed OF
Friday the 10th with picnic on tht
school ground. This has been a splen
did year and the yearly enrolment
has been good. The following pupils
were awarded nice prizes by theil
teacher, Miss Mary Rudisail, for get
ting the highest marks all the year IL
their spelling:
First Grade-Rayford Bolts .anG
Mary Hunt.
Second Grade-Roy Bolts and Bes.
sic Hunt,
Fourth Grade-Alma Bolts.
Fifth Grade-Viola Beauford and
Dewey Bolts.
Sixth Grade-Maud Bolts and Vic.
la Hunt.
Eighth Grade-Ione Stevenson.
Miss Mary Rudisail LETT Saturday
morning for Greenville where she
will visit her friend, Miss Helen
Ragsdale, before returning to her
home in Spartanburg. AS Miss Mary
Rudisail has proved to be such a
splendid teacher it is sincerely hop
ed throughout this community that
she will be with US for the next school
term as she was such a charming
young woman. '~ ..
Mrs. Luther Clamp and Mrs. T. M
Botts spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Mcclellan of the
city spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. W. D. Beauford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. brennan of
Iva, spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. w. D. Beauford.
Misses Eva and Estell Finley are
spending a few days in the city with
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Beauford.
Master Vivien Creswell, of the
city, spent few days of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Beauford. =.
Mr.. Eddie Keller spent the week
end with Ben King.
Mrs. w. D. Beauford and daugh-
ters, Misses lone and Viola,. are Wis
iting in Lowndesville with Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. Bosler.
Mr.. W. H. Beauford and children
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Beauford.
Miss Eppie Beauford spent Sun
lay evening with Miss Linnie Beau
lord. e..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-05-24
The Message.

I'd like to catch a tiny cloud
And whisper to it, not too loud,
A little song
To watt along,
Ger rock and rill,
And dale and hill
The little song I fain would sing,
To love, who's gone vacationing.
I'd like to snare a pretty bird
And teach it just one single word,
Then set it free
To bear for me,
In speedy flight,
Through all the night,
And thus at dawn the message bring,
To Love, where she's vacationing.
I'd like to coax a gentle breeze
To- breathe a message through the
trees,
From tree to tree
A word from me
A tiny song
Four letters long.
IT'S love I'd send by cloud, I breeze,
wing,
To Love, who's gone vacationing.
%. G. A. Child, in Detroit Free
Press.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-05-24
Six Attractions
By Radcliffe

The citizens of the town held meeting in the Council Of
fee Tuesday evening to make definite about the
Chauauqua Dr. c. Gambrell elected Chairman of the
permanent Committee and Otto Brisow Secretary and Treas
The Chautuaqua will be held June 21 % and 23rd The
of fifty dollars appropriated for advertising pur
poses.
The Advertising Committee consists of c, E. Williamson,
Chairman E. G. Horton, W. W. Matthew'S W. D. Wilkinson
and j. V. Elgn.
Committee consisting of Messrs T. S: Morse j. " Elgin
and j. M Nckle appointed to make arrangements for
securing the Opera House for of the different attractions
The Ticket Committee consists of j. V. Egn j. s. Coch
ran Geo. G. Gambrell and J. S. Morse
The attractions will be furnished by the Radcliffe Bureau
The Chauauqua will be big drawing card for Abbeve The
attractions will be of the best and everybody should arrange
to be here to attend Further will be made
from time to time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-05-24
FRENCH TRI-COLOR is FLOATING
FOR GREAT VICTORY AT VERDUN
DONALDS.

Rev. M. R. Plaxco, from Abbeville
preached two most excellent sermons
at Bethlehem church last Saturday
and Sunday morning.
Master Howard Bowie came home
Monday after spending a week with
his sister, Mrs. W. n. Beauford, at
Abbeville.
Messrs Will Leathe, ]. R. Winn
and A. c. Bowie motored to Green
wood Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Bowie Wis
tied Miss Mary Sharp Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. A. F. Seawright came home
Monday, after spending several days
with her daughters near Laurens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Bowie at
tended Children's Day exercises at
Hodges last Sunday morning and
spent the rest of the day with the
latter's cousins, Mrs. Tom Langley
and family.
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PARKSVILLE

| Mrs. W. G. Blackwell returned
from Columbia Sunday, where she
visited relatives.
Misses Irene Steele and ELENA
Ferguson spent the weekend with
Miss Claudia Barrett.
The young people of Parksville en-
, joyed moonlight picnic in Bussey's
park Friday night. The chaperones
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brunson, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Robertson and Mrs
Andrew Weir.
Misses Irene Steele and Elena
Ferguson spent Monday with Miss
Maggie Mae Robertson.
Miss Willie Bradshaw leaves Sat-
urday to attend commencement ex-
ercises at Mt. Crogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barrett spent
Saturday here with relatives.
Mr.. George Nelson of Mccormick,
spent Sunday here with friends.
Miss Irene Steele left Tuesday for
her home in Blackstock. Mrs. W. T.
Self accompanied her and will spend
some time with relatives.
Miss ELENA Ferguson left Tuesday
afternoon to visit relatives near Troy
Miss Kathleen Parks had as her
guests on Monday night, Misses Irene
Steele and Elena Ferguson.
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FIERCEST, BLooDIEST HAND.
TO-HAND FIGHTING cHARAc.
TERIZED GREAT VICTORY
FOR FRENcH--NATIONAL COL.
oRs FoATING EVERYWHERE
IN PARIS.

Paris, May 23.-The French tri
color Aoeted everywhere today in
celebration of the most striking
French victory since the great Yer.
dun battle began. Already worked
into a frenzy of excitement and on.
thusiasm over their victory in gain.
ing n portion of Fort Douaumont,
the serond reason for celebrating
came today when the War Office an
nounced that in an all.nisht battle
Of great ferocity the French drove
the Germans from all but the north
eastern corner of the fort.
The fercest and bloodiest hand.to.
hand fighting characterized the great
French victory.
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TURKS FALLING BACK,

London, May 23.-The Turks have
begun to fall back on Basdad be.
cause of tho Russian advance. 1t is
believed that the Turkish guard will
have difficulty in escaping capture
during retreat because of tho diff
Guilty in troop movements.
Berlin, May 23.-The Germans
captured the French block house
south of Camard Forest, northwest of
Vsrdun in violent fighting. The War
Office also reported that a furious
battle is raging about the ruins of
Fort Douaumont.
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Never On Ourselves.

The Press and Banner is "telling''
each week on persons who "travel on
the Sabbath" Automobiling on the
sacred day. In this connection It is
significant that so many people meet
with sad accidents when "traveling
on the Sabbath. "A. R. Presbyterian
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If a woman didn't have a better
opinion of a man than he deserves,
it's safe bet she would never marry
him.
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A dead sure thing is often dead
enough to interest an undertaken.
The only satisfaction some married
women have is that they are not
spinsters. -. -
It makes no difference whose name
is on the safe provided you hold the
combination. ;.o% - 81 =
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Some men can have hot time on
a little cold cash.
What the world needs is fewer
creeds and more real charity.
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Pointed Paraoraphs.

Fussing in public is better marti-
monial sign than kissing in public.
And the more confidence we have
in others the more we are disap-
pointed.
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Another Victim of Hydrophobi.. !.
Laurens, s. c., May 22. three
year.old negro child Of Laurens eoun-
ty died Of hydrophobia this week.
A young white boy also of Laurens,
died from the disease few days pre,
vious. A Wholesale determination of
worthless dogs has begun in this coun-
ty. .. { - = 80
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Presents Prohibition Bill.
Victoria, B. c., May 19.-Premier
Bowser introduced today in the pro-
visional parliament a prohibition bill
to become effective in British Colum-
bia July l, next.
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Chautauqua Dates, June 21-23

that the party was on the day that
he first wore his "sport shirt" which
fixed the time definitely in our mind.
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No. Six.Sixty-Six:

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ioe MALARIA OF cH1Ll8 4 FEvEG
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Il taken then - . tonie the Fever win ne
return. Il acts On the liver bestes A.sa
Calomea md does not eripe q sickea. go