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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-16
THIs-AND FIVE CENTS

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose five cents to Foley & Co., 1885
Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, for Coughs, colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. G. w. Whitman.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-16
MEN FEEL TIRED, TOO

While much is said about tired
women, it must be remembered that
men also pay the penalty of overwork.
When the kidneys are weak, inactive
or sluggish, when one feels tired out
and miserable, has the "blues," lacks
energy and ambition, Foley Kidney
Pills are tonic and strengthening. They
act quickly. G. w. Whitman.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-16
Frank J. Wiesen

Frank J. Wiesen died at Milwaukee
after an acute attack of heart trouble.
He was the second son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Wiesen, born on APP
ril II, 1874, at Sank City. After the
death of his father, Frank and his
brother Nicholas left Sank City for
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-16
Dies at WoneWoc

Ida Minna Frances Foltz died at
Vonewoc a few days ago. She was
born in Summit September Fl, 1881,
and spent her life in and near Wone-
VOC. She was married to Sumner o.
Fogle of Mansion, Wisconsin, Deem
Der 10, 1902.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-16
Fred KIipstein

Fred Klipstein, formerly of Prairie
du Sac, died at his home in Milwaukee
after an illness with stomach and liver
trouble. The remains were brought
to Prairie du Sac and funeral services
held at the Black Hawk Evangelical
church Wednesday forenoon. Rev
Rabeh1 of Milwaukee off1ciated.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-16

Of course you pay your money,
But you get your moneys worth;
For what does money mean to you
When Rocky Mountain Teas OF
earth? j. B. Donovan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

iten glItdre San ban gpd's, 5losir
ban Der @epOcn, Siuion 9torntion
II. u. fir ueniee tauIeno @uloen Der.
fanit ipiiroen. gao1 bis 3urH Sriege
1870 er5ieIten8iIoer BON yrons 9oIs
uno San 8ermeer, ole ieBt nit oen
SonfenOfaden be6abIt iperOen, einige
bunoert bis talleno @uIoen. @IeiAs
5eitig paren Die bcrrIiAiten Wlarnor-
tuerfe oer itolieniI6en W2eiIter oes
4uattrocerto falt am oen Mertb Oes
Dearrnors 5u bnben; 9. gict fdiite
Wtinos giiite Oes 2iotiloLpi 9leront
nm 10 Groucs. itno 1eiioeriDs @iite
Der Dlarietto Strc38i iitianiier S5rie6.
rih.Dlideiim foitete foiln 100 st.,
r1breno Elm paar iebr l9dobafte 8te,
berbolineeu oonob in ben letten
Sobren lin lie etipa 100000 6ronrs
iin6 gImerifo Derfduft puroen. Cir
W. 6ratfs, Ser pornebmfte unO eliid.
lihiie 2eiter. ben oas gritiI6 spenieuut
eebabt bat, ersdblte eern, Ohb er in
0font elm enr6es Glbbioierpice Sii 8
iSrdncs oos Stiif eefalift babe; iest
miro eelegentlid Elm eitaelner Seler
bon W2aeitro @iorsio Biz 3u 100000
5rancS eeiteieert. Sherdboft 1T niiH
Elm GrlebniB, oas @ebeiuirntb gooe
er5dblt INTO aus Dem man iiebt, oaB
ourb ben 2imitbanOel Die annihperfe
oft alf ibrer ridtieen @ertb 8uriid.
geFiibrt peroen. 9lls mir i'm gsinter
1878 aus Der Somniling Scior-
ra 0aS fleine @ces.drtiae, oatnols ais
96oneauer gefeierte Bib oes Robes
Der Morio III eriperben ili1teit, &c.
ridtet gooe, DerIangte sic diiritin
Scidrra 100000 Grancs 0afiir; 90
Sabre ipater bnben mir oas Bib pom
GunitbdnSler CHARLES SeoeIneper in
Paris fiir 5000 Grancs eefaiift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
@reiie brrH6utter auuitmerlc.

lleber Die Breiic BON beriibnten
aiiuitpcrfen pInuSert @ebeimratb
BON go6e. Der @eneroIoireftor Der
tonisli9en D1itieen in Berlin. int
Aprilbeite bon Belbogeu ino 2la-
iingS Wlonatsbeften. Rod Dor rrei.
Bic iino ielbit Dor 3ipan3ie Sdbreu,
ibteibt er, fonnte man ridt MIR in
rRoln uno Berlin ODER $oris, Ionoern
ean6 beionoers i'm Centrum tes
Gimitauftionsbaitoels, III gngIono,
ielbit lin 9(uftiohslofal BON GbriitieS.
.eelegentli6 nod foitbare shdbe BEL.
iiabe iirtionit befonnien iino falt anf
ieoer 8eriteigernng Die cine ODER an.
bore quite @rperbnng biai9 MAIDEN.
60 fin6, i'm MIR einige geiipiele aus
.iniierent 2aiier sgrie6rih. WluIeim
'ouaiifiibrel oas 9ilopiB 5rieori1s
.oes @eiieit, Gin Siteenbperf 9tlbrebt
1iirer's, mie oeiieh 9eienoe Ttnrio~ 1,
Snnfpon GDd's sg[ruoliini@ rito Iein
s66riItus am areaB oie fleine ,,sOio.
nditnar bon Creole Rpberti unO bic
bornehne ,@in5erin" bon SSrntc.
GoiId, ,yaenbronofsSfi85e bes oOarrl-
ber3igen Sontoriters4 ilno eine gei-
be onOerer @eindloe uno giloiperfe
fir Den fiinf5ioiten ooer blnoertIten
1BeiI bon ben ertporbeit mas Iie ieet
tpertb iin6. SoI9e @liidsfllnoe iirto
aber beute, ipenn aud nibt poQig
ditsgeihIoIiet 70 oorB ell IeItener
Siifal; fie iino mir nod mSaIid1,
penn ciu @Ao big sur linfetntIibfeit
iibermalt it, ober menn ein Siinitipcrf
irrtbiinlitb filr G1lfAitna aebdlten
ober riHt ridtie erfupnt ipirc
@ie gering man Die ptinitiben D2ei.
tier ahtete, 5eiste !. 9. oie @erItei.
gerling Der @olerie Oes aoutes BON
SoIlono 1850, auf ocr oie berrli4-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
@iut ar granoeis.

Dafbfngtom 20. Wlai
@barles ". glIot 9Srdiioent emeritus
Der Saruaro.llniperiitdt bat geiieru
Elm S6retbeu morin er sic 9eiidti.
eung Der Gruennung 0ou 2oils q.
9ranoeis 6am gnoesoberridter Be.
tiiuuortet, an GiiIberion, Dem &or4
itbenoen oes Suiti3-GomiteS oeS @e.
natS, gerihtet 1ns Shreiben wir0
peroffentlidt merSen, naboem cS oem
@omite am Moutag mter6reitet nor.
oen lit, 4rdiiornt 9omea BON Der
SarOaro.ltriperfit1t mar eincs oer
D2itglieoer oeS goitoncr @iirgcr.Go-
mites, peIdes eineu 9iehtsonmaIt 5ar
gefdnpfune oer Grnennpng engaaht
hdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

SonntoG IA. 0lai. Syu
Ruiim bon 8erouu ipuroen fran50it
| fhe guariffe in oen 8oloern oor
gguocoitrt ino NaIancourt, am rQoo
ter Wlanr4. .SiiseI unS an oen @teirp
briitben bon 9lIbain inter idperet
gerIuiten abgeidIogeu.
gead 8etroeraoer gluiibt bereitei
6elomoridou bon Siuoenburg an Der
9iinofront cine naie eroBe Gffeniipc
Dor. gl6r0lid bon Selbilre ipuroc
rlliiiider au9riff abeetpieien.
8rpei gegen Oie SteIiIneen ser 81,
II, Sc Erllppeh am Wlr5bIi grb ge.
ridtete itaIieniihe gIngriffe Iino 3u-
iammengebro1en.
Ger britiide 3ampfer ,Gretria9
(3a64 EonneD ift oerienft porOen.
WhoHtag, Is. Rai.-sSobe 9O4@
lit feit IN oelitiden S6noen Sran5o.
iiide gIHgriffe ouf ben ItroteeiI6
Dihtigen SiieeI tperoen bIutia a6ge-
pieien
Gie aIrtiuerie.admpfc auf beioeu
llferH Scr Noas oauern an.
Sn Der gldbe non 9lrmentieres Iino
Die Ielltiden in Die atpeite britiI6e
9ertbetoigungs 9inie eiugeorrlnaeH
lnO babeH @efaHeene Jema6t.
Iie in GitgaIi5ien am Wlittelauf
Der StrDpa operirenben gtreitfrdfte
Der DoppeImonardie seben our Gf.
feHiiDe iiber,
Gin DeitItd bon San UeartiHp auf
Der 2 Gober0o.So6fIdbe BON ben Sta
lieHerH unternommener 9Ingriff lit
abgeiAlageH tDoroen
@u6tise Gneriffe ser Tiirten In
Der HiHtnng auf Griingon uno Aid.
fala brinaeu Die NuiIen gum ggeideu
Eienftao, 16. Ulai Gin bri.
tiider @usriff 5ipeds 8urhdeqluiu.
nung Der bel Suuud berIorenen gtel-
lingen 1T bIlttie abgeuieien lpor6en
Dor @eroun babeu oie GeltIdeu
auf Dem luritIihen Wansufer bic erIte
lnlo 8iueitc BeribeioielmasiteIlund
beg @egncre inter beftiees Gelier ee-
nomnien.
aef5oitc sdarniibsl meIOet gorie
aus Der Gboutpagne.
8om n8otben 9reii3" ipiro cine
@oftenrube noA icOers tIa6t 8tueds
3oentifisirline ser Iooteu ilno Sort
idaffiug Der gerfpnnoetcn onaereat
Mittm ODD, II. W1at. SSyrn Trei,.
tiuo boben Die g. Ii. 8. Eruppen cine
Rieienoffeuiipe eeeen 6te StaIiener
be8onnen inO an orei SteIlen feilo.
Iibe Yoiitioneu erobert.
Gen Sieeern Iino iotucit iber $500
@efqngene, iieben @ei6iise uuo eIf
ISoihineneepebre In oie Sduoe ae.
ialep
Gangs Der Sion3ofront baben oie
s. II. 81. Sruppen ben Geiuo ebcufous
angegriffeu ituO aud bort mebr ais
400 @efongeue eema6t,
SSran50iiite ansriffe aceeu Sic
oeutidlen Steluusen aiIf u66be 304"
weitIib ser Raos,. fnS inter icbtpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

Lcll aSetl4llltIl .0HluHHUeIl HeDrpQelt
sln Ser Oitfront iino oie 2elttidcr
5Diiden %oitapD uno Oem MliooIipI.
Gee, iiioIib pOn Giinabilre, in rufIi.
i4e SteaiIngen eiHgeOrtneen.
Eiirtiidbe 9atterien baben an oer
Naturalization Siiite einen Wonitor
Der sluiirteH 5um Ginten eebrabt
DonHeritag IS. Weai. Sic
s.. IL g. Grlppen baben ibre Often.
iipe i'm Srentino auf elmer % WeeiIen
breiten 5rout forteeiebt uno ncue
Stearnaen auf Dem 9lrmentara.
RiideH allf Dem 6oIgaria qIatcati
,lno iiioIid RoDeretos erobert.
Die 8qbI ser Gefanaeneu lit alf
iiber $500 geitiegen Die 8eilte auf IS
@elhiiBe lmo II MaidineneeiDebre.
Gin fran5oiiider 9Ineriff eeeen oen
Siioabbang Der nSobe 904~ lit uHter
Dem Sperrfcuer Der oeutibeu @c.
ihiise 5lIiammengebroden.
Scnoon gibt ben @erhiit oes britt.
ideu Nonitors uW1 90", tueIder BON
tiirtii6en gatterieH an ser FleinaIta.
tii6m aiiite berieuft puroc, al.
Sir Roeer Gaiement uno ieiu Wett.
auggfIaetcr gaiIep iiuo I'M gorp. CTR.
PoIi5eieeridt in 9onoon fir oea 4ro.
8cb tDeaeH Sob0erratbs feitgebaIten
tuoroeu.
Sn einem Seegefebt an Der @iiIte
6lanoerS 1T Elm eHgIiifer @reiBer
BON einem oeutiben SIpg5eug nit
gomben beIegt pDroen.
6reitag, 49, gaai. SIN SreH.
tino bat oie I. Ii. t. 9lrtiIIcrie oie rto.
liepiite SallptiteIhlne 5piI6eu BEN
&erragnolo.Sbal un0 Dem 9lItico I'M
ter S5eler genommeu.
SiioIid bon 8ioDereto inuroen Oie
italieHiiten SteIhmeen flint WsaI
bintereinanoer bon oen I. Ii. t. Grltp-
pen am 3uena 9orta aueeariffen.
auf Dem Goberto.qIateau ba6en
Die I. Il. + @ruppeu oie BON ibnen
fiIr5lib croberten gtelIimgen crtuei.
tert.
Dor 8eroun befinOen Iih Die 8ron.
5oien nad glbueiiuua oreier per8iuei.
felteu glHgriffe elmer neu berorqe8o.
eenen afrifauiihen Tibiiion aeeet,
So6e 304 auf oem 0fiid5uge ouF
@snes.
Geutide &rlippen 6oben BEN Gne.
ldnoern auf Dem So9enriiHen bon
9imD in artois einen Wlinerfrater
entriiien.
Sn Der Office iino sic 6eittiden
Tanpfer oSero,~ 47O5 Gouuen
~aoIea,~ 20s6 Eounen, uuo .giau.
ca 1864 Sonneu bon feinolideu
Eau6booteu oerIenft lporoet.
8erienft rpuroen ferner Der iran
5oiiife 0ampfer g@lira, Elm gdiff
BON 1850 8onnen uno oas britiide
6iiderboot rHeiearH,
Somitas, IS. Wai Rbeiu.
pfaI5iibe 9otaiaoue baben in Der
Dsdbe Der Sobenaoaern ReSoute in
Roro !. 6roufreid peridieoene ENG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

Rem pober Goun., 30. Wiai.
- Die bieiiger Eroaepmen's Unions
bet Connecticut 60. bobe1 oie i5nen
non lesterer eentohte Gfferte elmer
Sobnerbobune. woOurh 80 Gents
pro stur6e am 01orimallo6ne am
STEELE Der bis6erigeu @lnrimoIrutc
BON % Gents bro 5tiinoe oemadt
piro, aneenommen. 0ie EroaeDleutc
6atten cine Dlarimalrate BON 35
Gents pro Stiin6e oerlanat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

liihe SInteD iiberrannt mebrere Vla.
lbiuengeUebre erbeutet ino geian
gene semabt
Gin frnu56iiIder 9lneriff auf BEN
@iiaeI a9a 6iue Rorte~ 1T bIntig
abgeIUieien poroet
Dor @eroun oauern oie 9lrtiaerie.
tdHpfe an Sn Der frou8oiiihen Sc,
piitirtenfomHer piro glusfunft ii6cr
Die augebIib sepIante Haumuus oes
oitIiden Moasufers perIouat.
9Iuf Dem oitIihen ariegsihauplatc
limo bic 4eiitibeu an Der Giinofroni.
in Der @egeuo oon @oranouitidi III
i'm iiioIidel @oIbpnieu erneiu suit
SfieniiDe seihritten.
Gle Eiirfen iesen oie @erfoIsima
Der Riiien an Der 2oufolls 6rout
6Itlib Oes gcrges Scope fort sud
an Der periiid tiirfiihen @reu3c
HorooitIid BON goeoao, gebeH iie 8ur
Gffeniipe iber.
Gin llnierieeboot ser gaiirieu
bat in Der gIoria oen uubepaifnetea
6iterreidiiH uHgariideH @ailogier'
1aHpfer alubroDuit" obne @ar
uiine torpeotrt.
@amitug, 20 W4ai ~ 2ie Si.
feniiDe gegen StalieH macbt fortgeiebt
gepaIttee 5ortidritte- Iie 0iterreid
iihaIngariitbeH ErrppeH babeu ibre
Jront iteuenpeiie bereits Inn fiini
w2eiIen borgeidobeu.
@eitere 900 italieniiAe @eidngene
uno Is erbeutete @eihiibc iino oas
Reiultat zines Tages. 1900 Qefau
gene, 81 @eihibe uuo 85 NlQidner
geluebre oas bisberiae Grge6ns oer
9ffeniibe.
Streitfrdfte Der Goppelmonarhie
baben cine piftiee S0beuitenuug an
Der @ren5e SiiotiroIs geuommcn
@oitabella erobert luo 5ablreide
teinolide @eaenangriffe iiegreit5 ob-
eetpieier.
Sic GerIiHle ser oiterreidiidcn
9uippeu iporen bisDer aiiBerotoent.
lid eerine. 9ie lleberlegcnbeit oer
oitsrreitiibpnaoriideu 9Irtiaerie &c,
pdbrIeiItet ole erfoIereirhe6oriieeina
Der 9ffenIiDe
NoroipeitIiH bon @eroim 6obcn oie
4eutiben all Der bon Saucoprt nod
Gsnes fiibrenoen 9anoitroBe oen
6ron3oien Sdiibenardben entriaeu
ben 9iiorano Ses GnteuipaloeS er.
reidt ltno @eFaueene eenatt
glad Barrier 8eridten limo BON
oeutider Seite 5tpei Gipiiionen 3ini
9hrm aegen oen glpocoilrt-@olo ap
geIebt tpor0en,
gln Der RniIfaiusfront baben Sic
GiirfeH oas rlIiitiae 8eutriim beim
Seus-See uno oitlib BON gaiburi
unter idlperen Berhrteu fir bic
Iruppeu oes 3aren 5lriidgaporien
Sn ben eriteH bier Wlonaten oieies
Sobres baben oeuiihe uno oiterreid.
iihaingoriihe llnterieeboote Sdiiie
NIT einem @eianmtraumin5nlt BON
1880 Eonnen perienft.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
6ar iaSiide srieasnot6lsioenoc.

GbttagD 20. @1ai @cles
eentlid einsr DaoiIenoeriouirIina.
ipelder piertaiieiio 4erioncn Del.
ipobnten iuuroen etipn $35000 gum
@eIten Der Siioii4en ariegsnot1Iei.
oeuoeH ge6eidHet. luio oaS Sonmel
Gcniite bofit, ooB tpeitere $i5O.000
einoebeu iperoen.
SuIils 8oiempalo iie6t nit $50
600 an Der Spite Der Subicriptious
lilte.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-10-13
Statement of Ownership,
Management, CircuIa-
tiOn, Etc.

Required by the Act Of Congress of August
a. 1919,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-10-13

Of The Kenna Record; pub.
Iished weekly, at Renna, New
Mexico, for October 1st, 1916.
State of New Mexico,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-10-13
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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-10-13
FARMERS!

Send 25c for a copy Of The
Farmers Rapid Figurer and
Calculator; the handiest book
you ever saw; money back if
wanted. ~. G. Foster, Assump-
ton, Ill.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-10-13

Half a loaf is good enough for
the man who loafs half of the
time. And the loafing man
thinks so himself and is willing
to put up with it.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-10-13

1t is harder to work, but hard
er to dod Sc work ana remain re-
spectacle.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-10-13
Don't forget to register:

The Registration books are
now open at the Kenna Bank.
1t is necessary that you see one
of the board and he registered.
See that your name is on the
registration books.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-10-13

Statement of Ownership,
Management, CircuIa-
ton, Etc.
Required by the Act Of Congress of August
"a, 1919
Of The Kenna Record; pub.
lished weekly, at Rent1a, New
Mexico, for October 1st, 1916.
State of New Mexico,
County OF Chaves,
Before me, a Notary Public
in and for the State and county
aforesaid, personally appeared
D. G. Savage, who having
been duly sworn according to
law, deposes and says that he is
the Editor, Publisher and Own
er OF the Kenna Record, and
that the following is, to the best
of his knowledge and belief, a
true statement of the ownership,
management, ETC., of the afore-
said publication for the date
shown in the above caption, re-
quired by the Act of August "a,
1912, embodied In section 44B,
Postal Laws and Regulations,
printed on the reverse of this
form to wit:
l. That the names and ad-
dresses of the publisher, editor,
managing editor, and business
managers are:
D. G. Savage, Publisher, Edi-
tor ana Manager, Kenna, N. M.
2, That the owners are: Give
name and addresses of individu-
al owners, or, if a corporation,
give its name and the names
and addresses of stockholders
owning or holding per cent or
more of the total amount of
stock.)
D. G. Savage, Sole Owner,
Kenna, N. M.
3. That the known bond
holders, mortgages, and other
security holders owning or
holding l per cent or more of
total amount of bonds, mortg-
ages, or other securities are: (If
there are none, so state.)
None.
D. G. SAVAGE.
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this Both day of Sep
TENDER. 1916.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-10-13
D. G. SAVAGE.

Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this Both day of Sep
TENDER. 1916.
SEAL Phesealus T. Bell,
My commission expires Oct.
-, 1916.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-12
CONDUCTORS VOTE ON STRIKE

Wilmington, N. c., Feb. S.-Con-
ductors of the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad are taking q referendum
vote this week by order of the general
adjustment committee of the Order
of Railroad Conductors to determine
whether or not they shall strike in
protest against a new audit system
installed by the road. The vote fol-
lowed several weeks Of negotiations
between the committee and railroad
officials
President Kenly tonight issued n
statement to the conductors explain
ing that the new system did not i'm
ply doubt as to the holesty of the
conductors but was put in force mere
ly as business proposition. Atten.
ton was also called in the statement
to the promise that should the svs-
tenn not work out satisfactorily after
a 20 days trial, it would be abolished.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-12
nA1esON LOANED TO NAVAL
MILITIA.
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Put at Ser.
vice OF south Carolina Bluejackcts.

Columbia. Feb. S.-Gov. Manning
received q letter yesterday. announc-
ing the loan by the United States navy
OF the torpedo boat destroyer Lamson
to the South Carolina naval militia.
The boat will be loaned under the
following conditions:
1. The officers and men of the
navy on board to be In charge OF the
vessel and to instruct the naval mill
tia.
2. The men of the naval militi,
are permitted to assemble on board
for study. drill and instruction.
3. The State Is to assume respon-
sibility for loss or damage to any
chart. books. instruments. equipment
or any part Of the vessel.
4. The captain OF the ship is to be
an officer Of the navy and is author
lied TO put of the vessel any of.
ficer or enlisted man of the naval
militia who disobeys his orders.
The boat will be for the use of all
divisions Of the naval militia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-02-12

Washington, Feb. 9.-For every
dollar which the South paid to
Southern Railway company for trans
portation during December, 1915, the
company paid to individuals and In
dustries located the South for la
Dor, material. supplies. and other pur-
poses. $1.17, this beng due to the
large amounts expended for construc-
ton purposes.
The total amount disbursed by the
company during December for labor,
material, supplies, and other purposes
was $5,S61,516 of which $5,0S2,6s7 or
1911 percent was paid to individuals
and industries located in the South,
this being $743,40S in excess of the to-
tai moneys paid by the South for
transportation, according to figures
announced by Comptroller A. H.
Plant.
The expenditures by the company
during December for improvements
to its roadway and structures amount
ed to $64s,626.6s as against $S45,-
eO4.46 during December, 1914, and
$ls2,512.45 during December, 1918.
During the six months ending with
December the expenditures for i'm
provements to roadway and structures
were $3,437,3S1.4O as against s4,436.-
265.17 for the same period in 1914 and
$l,4S2,653.23 during the same period
in 1913.
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Warrington. Feb. 7.--senator q. d.
smith and conGresman Byrnes today
called at the White House and strong
~ urged the president to visit South
Carolina on his trip to the South.
They reminded tho president that the
people OF Columbia were really his
people and would not be satisfied to
have him Visit othor parts of the
south and leave Columbia out. Upon
this showing the president said that
No would sive the matter serious con-
adsration and that he greatly appre-
ciated the invitation which had been
extended him.
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ONE KILLED, ONE WOUNDED.
THEODORE UPTON RUNS AMUCK
ON GREER ROAD.
LaIoy Minis is Slain-Waddell Shot
Thloush ShOulder-No Explanation
Of Mill Employees Strange Conduct.

Spartanburg, Feb. Theodore III.
upton, an employe Of the Appalachia
mill, near Greer, who ran amuck on
the highway leading from Greer to
the mill early Sunday mroning, killing
Lafoy Minis of Greenville county and
wounding A. B. Waddell of Greer, is
in jail here awaiting an investigation
OF his strange conduct. Upton is a
married man and is said to have sew
eral childre residing at Appalachia.
Sunday mig le appeared on the
highway & out from Greer. with
a gun in 8 Eand, demanding of
those w =. he met what right they
had on DAD. He first encountered
A. B. - dell, against whose stom-
ach J lrust his gun, which wad-
dellf =" iched from his hand. but
late : hlned it to Upton, to have
hP fagain covered, and this time
" I'd in the shoulder. Frightened.
Ee dl. put off for an officer. but
before he had gone far Upton came
upon three men, Lafoy Minis, John
Walker and Cliff Brown. He demanded
of these that they throw ND their
hands. which they did, but in spite
OF their disposition to surrender Upton
fired upon Minis. shooting him
through the heart and killing him in
stantly.
In SO far as has been developed by
the police Upton had nothing against
Minis and it is possible that he did not
know him. After the killing Upton re-
mained at the spot. having thrown his
gun away in the meantime, and was
there when the officers came to take
him in charge.
The inquest held today failed to
throw any light upon the motives Of
Upton. The case is regarded as one
of the strangest in the criminal affairs
of the county.
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NOT AT HAMILTON.

Hamilton, Bermuda Feb. 9.-If a
battle has taken place between the
British armored cruiser Drake and the
German cruiser Room off Bermuda
nothing Is known here Of the occur
renee. Numerous inquiries have fall
ed to confirm the report that, the
Drake attacked and captured the
Room. These vessels have not reach
ed this port, and, so far as can be
learned, no advices have been received
at Hamilton to indicate that the
Drake has taken prize into any other
Bermuda port.
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DEMAND ON AUSTRIA.
Submarine Attack OH Pctrolite Made
Occasion for Sharp Note.

Washington, Feb. 1O.-In a note on
the way to Vienna the United States
demands an apology for a submarine
attack on the Standard Oil steamer
Petrolite in the Mediterranean sever
al weeks ago. The note also demands
reparation. The vessel was flying the
American flag and was shelled with
out warning. The submarine crew
boarded the PetrOlte and seized sup
plies.