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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
Illus Sem State.

Gtanton - Der Stontoncr Ger
mania @eiouQberciu feiert am 80.
SiiIi in 2eniers @robe elm @olo.
felt. Gin iebr reihbaltiges BRO.
gramm lit o~ufgelteat un0 ale @dite
meroen etmas @utes uno @eoie.
genes in @uiif uno Stunt gu boren
befommen.
gtorfon - Scrr 6. @. @einfe,
pelder bis Dor filrsem oils 5peiter
.2ebrer an Der ct. gniIs SdplIc
arbeitete. bat iein 4uit bier nicoer.
geIegt un0 eebt nod Altona, 9ebr.,
INN bort einc Sdule gu leiten.
&~ortington am letter Giens.
tag puroen a6om gurboG, Sobu
ron Serrn ". S. giirbad uno Dta.
ria Shmiot, Gohter oes Gbepoores
Better Sdmiot in Der fatboIiiden
STRIDE fir Oas 2eben perbunoen,
Rad Der feterliden 5rauiing fonG
I'M 9eim Der @rnuteItern cine lido.
ne Sod3eitsfeier Itatt. Gle geeuber-
mdbIten bnben iid nnf elmer 6ornl
neben oerienigen 0es @oters nieoer-
'eeIaHen.
Seclunieb. Der ficbeniabrigc
Gobert Ruiiel, Sobn bon Serrn unO
5rnu u. 8. Ruiiea. geriet am Don.
nerstng nit ieinem arm in einen
Rdisiddler uno nuroe Ihper Der.
lest. Mebrere Singer Der SanO
muBten dnrputiert meroen.
edgar. 9~rnnbitifter iebten 5rei.
rag in nIler Griibe Dos bon Der
5nuilie 5reo anigee beDobnte
Saus IN Brand, n1brenb oas Che.
poor in Campbell BEL gertuanbtcn
uuf 8efnd tpeilte. Die gan5e Gin.
ridtIng Oes 9onies tDuroe ein 9alib
Der 5lammen uno ons @eb1uoe
ielbit bis gum 8etrag bon etfpo
$500 beiddOigt. Gie granoitifter
udren oligeniheinlih in einem au.
tontobiI mad Dem Grt gefommcu
uno iofort pieSer peitergefobren. @s
febtt ie0e Spur bon tbnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
Ancertbalb 1t1inionen
fteben i'm kampfe!

2on6cn, %. SnIi. auf benz
Somme.S 9Ia6tfeIo f1mpfen beute
~onoertboIb Weiaionen 6rnn5oien,
9riten uno 0eutide nuf Dem Der.
b1ltnismGBts enger @eIdnoe 5pi-
i1en Shiepuol uno Sopcourt. Die
Geuti6en fiibren imrner mebr friide
ms Gefeft uno geben i'm
Stilrm Dor. Gs 1T linen beri6ie-
oentlih %gelltnger, SeiIe oes ibnen
e~ntriiienen @eIdnoes 5uriid5uer.
obern. l1nnufb6rlih oomlern Die sc.
idiiee gu bei0en llfern Der 6onnle
uno Dor 9eroun. anem Ani9ein
nnh lit oieies EN- goripiel 5u einem
St1Irmongriff Der S~nfanterie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
pcricnaliert.

Or. Solonthiner bat cine nlebr.
iuohentIife GrboIungsreiie mad benz
gelopitone 9orf, Sbnbo uno Wlon.
tann angetreten.
Serr Chris. 8unoerlid BON 60.
Iumbus, Qebr.. Mlitglieo Der Ser.
tpaItungsbeborOe oes Staats 2ifor.
@1nolerDerban6s, lit ort 6reitog
mad mebrt1giger Sisung 6es 9iref.
torenrots nod 8ouie suriidgetebrt.
Or 1T Der feIten lfeber8ergnng, ooB
bic 8robibition i'm Stuate BET Der
6erbitmnbl geihIngen tperOen miro.
grDan bat in ieiner prohibitions
reoe at Columbus Dem NirtsgeibGft
nebr eeniitt ais geifobet, 6enn in
idmabIiaer @eiie griff grDon bic
@trte an, ronnte tie 8erbreher nno
0urgeldbihnei0er uno lieB fein gu.
tes @adr an ibnen. Gieies ober
ging bieIen, Die Bcgner Der @irt.
idoften fDdreH uno Die Better Der.
ieIben ais Gbrenmdnner fennen,
iiber bic Sutid)nitr, un0 entrilitet ba-
ben iir fih npn Nrnan obaetpan6t.
Serr@unOerlih 0otte aud Der Sri.
bnfie bobes Sob uflD iagte, Dab er
bic ariegsoepeifen 0erleIben nit
~oenjenigen Der Wliinfener Radrid-
ten, bic ibm 5ienllidl regelmdbig
bon ieincm Safer Siieeben, beraIihen
uno NIT oenieLben iIbercinltfmmeno
gefun0en babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
1l1arktbert1te.

Omaha, Nebr., %. Sult.
Ginbbieh -3nfubr 80.
sir Die ISOLDE 25-35c ~nieoriger.
Beef Stiere, fet.
@ute Bis bette 9.50-f0.00.
WtitteIm1Bige S.75-9.25.
8epo1nlide 7.50-S.50.
S1brlinge, CUTE Bis bette 900
$50.
@aittelm0Bigr S.25-8.75.
Gcipobnlihe 1.00-8.25.
aiIbe, feit.
fyur bic 8ode 25-35c ~nieOrigcr.
@uts bis bette aiibe 5.75-7.75.
@aitteIm1bige 6.00-6.75.
6eiu0bnIihe $1,000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
.Giuiebnna

GIN 9ittfpoh n6en0 tpur6e in Der
Serbia 2nee oes Grbeng Der Surll-
gori bonn @roBbeamten SOS .M. Qeis
Die Giniesuna Der folaenOen neuerl
geomtinnen bprgenommen: 5ra1t
Solepb Gang, Brdii6eutin; 5rau
SuIius @dbel, Sefretdrin uno 6rolt
aoom 9ippert Sdabmeiiterin. Sci
Scecreom uno SUDDEN berlebte man
nod Elm panr angenebme Stun0en
mad Der Notwithstanding.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
lslcine c~okalnattrittten

Der 73.id9riee Gbriition Rel.
ion, ipelder Iesten Wontoe bel ei.
nem Automobilunfoa IN SilO'Gm mo
ba ihlper perlett nuroe, III 6rei.
.tag I'M Spipitol ieinen @erIcsungen
erlesert. er %binterloBt ieine 8it.
me itr0 srpci Tohter.
- Sn ibrem Seim, lit iiiOl. 33.
CIR, itarb on 5reitag 6rau San.
ME Reidenberg I'M alter bon IA
Sobreu. Die geritorbene pobnte
ieit 1860 in 6maba uuo binterldBt
MIR einen Sobn.
Or. 6reberid u. Goof, Der
.iuouI6.b be" &oropolentOeder, nelder
iett nie giap grpon ouf Gboitau.
quas Geoen bait. belt iih geitern
auf Der 9irrbreiie in Omaha ntif.
gr erfI1rte, oob or benbiihtigte, NIT
einem @eropIan ben Roropol 5u
iberfliegen. - Sci Der A6ltd)t iDiro
es bel bieiem 4rnblborts wobl aud
bleiben.
SIN Seller ieines SnuIes. 1928
SpauI6tng Str, begina 5reitus
mittag Der 80 Sabre oIte Sobn 81.
monion ourh Grb6nsen SeIbIt
morO. Der @reis mar felt Snbren
trGnflid uno bate mebrfad ge.
Gilbert, Sob er iih Dos 2eben neb.
men miir6e. CIR binterl1bt feline
8itpe, bier $odter un0 e inen
Sobn.
= Bonn Z. bis 70. ailguit fin6ct
bier Die Marttfuode Der aaufIeute
itat, Uo5u bic @eid1ftsleute aus
ben beriHiebenen Grten oes Stao.
ties in Omaha erDartet peroen UNI
bier ibre einfoufe fir Den 8iutcr
5u MAIDEN.
Die 3eniraI Arbeiter Union
bielt geitern 8eamtenfuabI al. 9odl
beiBer Gebatte uur6e Der jeeige BRA.
ii0ent Sbomas 9. aebnol0s nit
80 gegen As 5timmef, pelhe ouf
George 9ormon fielen, nieoerge.
m1blt. 8i5eprafiSeut fuur0e Gbo.
mas Men5ies nit 81 Stimmen,
ip6bren0 Der bisberige 8ertDoIter
bes 8oitens, Soiepb Stpnnlon, nlr
46 Stimnten erbielt. Sic iibrigeh
~bi8berigen 8earuten puroen l1mtlidD
pieber erpGblt, n6mlid: Sobn go.
Iian, 5driftflbrer; 8. !. Suaer,
Sefretar uno Shosmeiiter; Robert
Dunlap, SergeaRt-ot.orms Q. Gam.
pie, George e. ytormon urto 6. 6.
5bdmp, 8ertrouensrdt.
SIN Senibon Sotel borft bett-
tie in naer driibe i'm aeaerroum
EN- our Gtsmol1ine fabreuoes nit
4mmoniof gefitates Robr. Der
Rahtbei3er 60. aRuaican tuur6e bon
ben @oien iiberfomnen, tonnte fif
ie0od ins Sreie retten. SGa0ea
plrOe nift ongeridtet.
8abio 0toonep bom gitn SO.
tel tuuroe 6reitne obeto ode 10.
un0 Gnrnam Str. bon 5fpei Stru.
b%enraubern lin ieine aus orei Dol.
lars beiteben6e 8aridaft beraubt.
8Dei geger erleihterten Jrei-
tag abeno 2beobore Rolfe bon Gin.
ton ga, an Der 6ornam uno 10.
Cir. I'm $500.
SEQ Bod, elm Mann bon so
Sabren, Der Gfe 7. uno 2eaben.
NORTH Ctr pobnt. iprang Greitag
abeno am 5tBe Der 8oolmortb ape.
in ielbitm6roerii6er abfift in ben
Miiiouri ipuroe ie6od bon 8mei
5iihern tpieoer Dem feiften Gle
mert entriiien.
Der friibere 9unOesienator sobn
sd. 3buriton liegt felt Sonntog i'm
ct. Soiephs 5ospitaI l1mer fronf
oanie0er. Snfolge bes boben QIters
uto elmer 8erleslng am Sub fueIhe
er fih Bel einem San 3lige5ogen, gibt
iein 3uitan6 81 8%eiorgnis anlnB.
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ct. SOicp6 Giarftberidt.

ct. 5oiepb, %. SILL.
HiuSbicb-3ufnbr 300.
SdJiueinc-3ujubr 1,S00; gtarft 5
bis 10c nie0riger.
GltrdIfnittspreig 9.25-9.60.
Sodjter @reis 9.60.
Sdafe-3ufpbr 5000; 9tarft felt.
@eidorene g1mmer 1910.
aanias GitS 9iarft6eridt.
4anios Gitn, %. Sui.
HinObieb-3ufubr 100; Morft mo-
minell.
siibe, felt bis 30-50c nieoriger.
Sdiueine-3ufnbr 500; 4lartt 5
bis 10e nie6riger.
0urhifnittspreis 9.20-9.40.
Sodlter greis 9.45.
Sdafe-8ufubr feline; Mtarft felt.
Soditer 8reiS 9.75.
GbieasO Mnrftbcridt.
Gbieogo, %. Sui.
RinOOie6-8uflbr 300; @orft
idlnnd.
Soditer greis 1000.
Sdlweinc-3ufnbr 10000; Marft
5-10e nieorigpr.
9urdldnittspreis 9.25-9.S0.
@oditer 9reis 1905.
Shafe-3ufubr 1000; Morft felt.
S0abo 2GTnmer 1000.
Snsaba 6etrei6emarft.
Gmnba, %. Sui 1916.
Sorter @eiaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
9reifader MSrber hinaeridtet.

San Quentin. Gal, % Slili-
SIN bieitgen 3udtbous tpuroe
g~eltern 2ouis u. 6ortine geb1ngt,
uelhcr negen Grmoroung oes 8ieb-
5ilfters Deter Gurrer, oeiien ,grou
rno 5ebn Wlonnte alien Gohterfens
gum lobe berurteiIt morOen mar.
Eortine bate ben Mor0 in Der ab.
ilht beqangen. Der G~nt0edura, DoB
er einen Sded in Sobe bon 5000
ouf Gltrrers gaan1en gefdlidt bate.
bor3ubeugef.
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ediessrei anb aanb.

Gairburp @eb., 22. SliIi. = 8ier
8anoiten bradJten eeiten aberO
Rormon 8earl bon aooi5 ap., nrD
einem nnoerell unbefnnnten sSarm.
arbeiter, pelde in eirlern IeerIteben-
ben @iiterDaggon ibernddtigten, ge.
fdbrli6e S6ubpnn0en BEL, tDorouf
iie ibre OFFER I'M ibr gauges &nJ
un0 Gut beraubten. Die S1ieB.
boIoe entf1men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
MDnIn6n fuitet 200 Menldenleben.

2onbon, %. SuIi. - Sci einem
Monfiibn QbeiBem inoiiden Stnrm)
Dor Der aiiite bon Colombo. 3eDlon,
fornen ettpd 5fpeibunoert Slider um.
Cine groBe Gii9erflotte geriet in
ben St1irrL un0 mebr ais 100 Der
8oote febrten nift 5uriif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
Bel 8nIpererpIpiIpn berLett.

aenbiL, u. s, %. Sui. Sn
Dem Erodenbaus Der Sereules 9om.
Der go. entitnno beute cine 8ulper.
erploiion, bel pelfer iieben arbei-
ter perlest rurroen, bod bofft man,
ale om 2eben su erbnlten. Cote iiro
eIiidIi9erpeiIe uift su befloger.
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Wcttcrberi6t.

Sir Gmobo uno umgegcno:
Sdon unO fortgeiest marm beutc
nben6 uro Sonntag.
Sir Hebrnsfa: Aagen1ein id0n
iin0 fortgeiest ipnrm bellte abe10
url0 Sonntog.
Sir SOMA: 4Ggentein idon uno
fortseiest marin beltte abeno un6
Counting
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Gnrd bas 0ifetun unierer aIi.
icrten. QreIie NIT fran5oiiiden uno
eneliihen 6eIoentoten flingt immer
oeutIider oas angitgefiibL ourd. Die
.ainoer pfeifen i'm 9ilnfeln.
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kin~ccrldbmung
0rcift rucitcr ann Iidb!

Sem gorf. %. SuIi. - arf Dem
bieiiaen @eiuuobeitsomt puroen
beitc mittag 80 meitere Tooesf1ae
bon ainoerldbHlung ange.
mel0cf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
9saitor %. 9doefet

9altfde @etbooiiten Stride, Gde
II. ur0 Center StraBe.
Sonntagihnle 10 llbr morgens.
9Sran5 Weper. superintendent.
8reoigt fl llbr morgens uno s nBr
abenOs. Sbema Der 4rcoigt NOR.
gems: Die bodllte Singobe uno @e.
boriam~. abenoS: Ser oagenii.
getoe 3reittO@. gibeI. uno Bet.
itunoe Mitttpod) obeno 5 ltbr.
Geutife itno berBlid e~ingeIaoen.
5iir aroufcnbeInf]e uno dle ION.
itieen amtsbauolungm itets gerne
bereit. IS. G Safer, gnitor.
8obnung 1926 Glib II. Ctr, Eel.
Douglas 1886.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
Il cmtfcRlanS" INNER
nod i'm Iicbercn pcrtl

Baltimore. 90. Snli. 9as
SonoeIs. Iaudidiff n0euiiGIonoe
befinoet iid immer nod aiIf lei.
mem Auferplab (pieleid)t aud
nidtl). einem 1eil Der Ytaunihaft
foil beiite tlirBer 9anourloub bepil.
.ligt iein.
Gds Stautsoepartcmcnt Iieb
nurhbliden Dab es p1breno Der
.Gabrt 0es llnterieeboot 5ro6ters
Geutihlono" BON Baltimore bis
our 9ret.W eiIen. @ren5e feinerlei
Spionoae suguniten Der ouf Dos II.
Boot l~auernoen britiihen Shiffe
ouloen iDer6e. 9as Depurtemcnt
bot oie Surisoittion ilber ole Sci.
itenbertei0tgung uno miro mnbr.
ihcinlid zines ieiner Shiffe in Der
Gbeiopeafe BAL patrouiaieren lai.
fem.
Gs tpur6e II. a. aud Ser Soil or.
ipogeft, elm Gampfer mirbe Der
gDeutidIono" folgen, um Den bri.
tiiden Sdiffen Signole aii aeben.
Gin FOLDER gft iuiiroc unter ancri.
fmiiden @eieeen itrofbor icin, oa
bic @eiebe eS nuS0rildli6 berbieten
eineu olHerifontiden Sofen our go.
it's bon Sperotionen friegfiibrenoer
Mafte gu MAIDEN; cine oerortige
@erfoIgting Der gGeutidlnn6" miiroe
fIipp rno flar unter oieies @eieb
fallen.
Dan fonne ober ni1t berbinoern,
NuB bic @er0ffentlidung Der gtuh.
riht bon Der abfabrt Der nGeutih.
lano" aud nod Canada gelange. bon
mo ans Die britiiden areu3cr Ieidt
berltdnoigt merOcn tonnten.
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alariernnsspapiere fir y9cafdl.
fnuh

Baltimore, %. Slli. - @erooe
nls oos 3oGamt beltte nn6mittog
geihloIien nuroc, tpuroen Dem ao-
pitdn oes 9onOelstouhi6iffes
gDeutidIonO" Ole electromagnetic.
re altsgeitelt.
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Beirut end bel Ginfdufen auf
Die .Lribline'
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Nbonniert ouf Die E1gIihe Eribiine
$4.00 nos Snbr ourh Die gofr.
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eDangeliide ct. Sobonnes. @e.
meinbe, "a. uu0 8inton Str.
@eaen erfranfutg bon gditor
8. Shaefcr fdat Der @ottesoienit
Gonntag, ben 20. Sui. aus. Die
SonntogsiduIe finoet our gctpobn.
liden Belt I'M $50 itntt.
9oltor 8. Sdoefet,
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Gorep Cleaning 60, 8ebiter 392.
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Seifers. feTt.
5ar bic ISOLDE SOC nicorieer.
@tIfe bis bette Sellers 6.75 Biz
TO.
Stoders uno 5ceocrs, felt.
5ecocrs, quite bis bette 1856
500.
Mittelmdbige 7.oo-7.30.
Stoders, CUTE bis bette TAO
500.
stod aii6e 5.25-6.25.
@euobnlide G.00-7.00.
5tod Sellers 5.25-6.25.
Stof adl6er G.75-S.50.
gSeol aalber coolies.
Bulls, Stags - %.
Bologna Bulls 5.50-6.50.
: diueine-3ufltbr 5000.
Morft meiitens t0c nicorieer.
9nr6idnittspreis 9.15-9.25.
S6dlter greiS 9.65.
Sdafe-3ufubr LOO.
Sir Die BodJe Wuteridafe UNI
8iooer felt.
8iOOer 6.75-7.75.
SabrIinge 10000.
Meutterifafe 5.75-7.50.
2dnmer 9.50-10.25.
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Critic oeittidc cd. Ilttb. Stride, 90.
nno 9loion Str. 49, illus Gang,
4oitor.
4m ndditen Sonntcg Inn 10 ubr
bormittogs III 6elttiher @ottesoienit
nit 9re0igt uno Jeier oes beiligen
46enomobIg. 7er 8eidJtgottesOienit
|begtnnt nm $40. aein @ottesoienit
nbenos.
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5RirdLide Nadridten.

geltti6e eb. Iutberii6e ct. @auIs
Stride, ode IS. uno Gbans Ctr. -
g. e. Otto, 9aitor; S. Silgenoorf,
SiIfspreoiger.
@ottesOienite i'm 10 ubr; nbenos
5, in engI. Sprnfe. Sonntngs.
fhule Inn 8. Qelttib.englii4e
@elneinoeIdJuIe beginflt am 5. Sept.
= 8. q. 9iIaen0ort 2ebrer.
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Anlnbd, ~. sSult 1916.
Sorter 8eiaen
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-10
KEEP THE GARDEN BUSY.
Twenty-Five by Seventy Foot Plot Will
Produce Enough Vegetables for O
Small Family.

Even the smallest back yard NAV
be made to yield a supply of fresh
vegetables for the family table at
but slight expense if two or three
crops are successfully grown to
keep the area occupied all the time.
according to the garden specialists
of the U. S. department of agricul-
ture. People who would discharge
a clerk if he did not work the year
round will often cultivate a gardoa
at no little trouble and expense and
then allow the soil to lie idle from
the time the first crop natures until
the end Of the season. Where a
two or three crop system is used in
connection with vegetables adapted
to small areas, space no larger
than 20 by 20 feet will produce
enough fresh vegetables for a small
family. Corn, melons, cucumbers.
and potatoes and other crops which
require a large area should not be
grown in garden of this size. Half
an acre properly cultivated with a
careful crop rotation may easily pro-
duce 800 worth of various garden
crops in year."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-10

manded at Verdun. Almost overnight
ne was replaced by Petain, but more
than one officer spoke to me of the
manner in which the old commander
turned over his army and became a.
mere superintendent of traffic, resign
ed the glorious for the useful. and
made room for one his junior in SER
vice and in rank. For myself T shall
remember, nothing of all that I saw
at Verdun longer than this stream of
motor transports, this interminable
procession flowing on at an unvarying
rate of perhaps twelve miles an hour,
the tide which made it possible for
the men who defended verdun to hold
their ground and finally to match ar
tillery with artillery and numbers
with numbers.-Frank H. Simonds in
the American Review Of Reviews.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-10
Joye-DuRant. =

A marriage which came as a sur
prise to many Of their friends was
that Of Miss May Joye of Sumter and
Mr.. James e. DuRant Of LyncffurS.
which was solemnized on Sunday
evening at the parsonage of Trinity
Methodist church just after the evens
ing services at the church, the Rev. r.
s. Truesdale. pastor Of the church, Of
ficiating. The marriage was avery
quiet one, only a sister gf the bride
and one friend being present to wit
ness the ceremony. Mrs. DuRant is
well known in Sumter and has many
friends. Mr.. DuRant is a farmer of
the Lynchburg section. where they will
make their home.
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-
by far the most successful convention
in the history Of the association. More
than LOO delsgntes have attended.
Resolutions thanking the city and
newspapers We're adopted before ad-
journment.
The convention closed with the gem
eral session tonight. The feature of
this meeting, with the election Of Of
ficers and selection Of the next meet
Ing place. was an address by the Rev.
John G. Benson of Brazil. Ind, on
"Efficiency in the Sunday School"
This address was illustrated by motion
pictures OF the immense sunds.y
school Of 1000 members. of which
Mr.. Benson is the head.
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Death OF Miss Rebecca Mellichamp

Died at the residence of her broth
er-in-law, c. d. Cook. near Nesmith,
s. c., Williamsburg county, Miss Re-
becca Stiles Mellichamp, in the SD
year of her life. Miss Mellichamp was
a native Of Florida, but had spent
most Of her life in Georgia, with her
brother. DR.. ]. J. Mellichamp. At the
death Of her brother several years ago
she came to this State to make her
home with relatives.
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CATCHING FISH AT POCALLA.
excitement in NeighbOrhood During
Week-Farmers Need Rain.

Pocalla Springs, May 6.-We have
been having hot times IN our section
this week. mixed up with morder and
mad dog biting. Mvs. Bernice Osteen
had two children bitaen. Mr.. Emo.
Cockerel one, and Mb. Hammond
hodge one child. 1 understand thew
are all doing nicely. The dogs head
was sent to Columbia for examina-
ton and the animal was found to h.
mad.
Mr.. Jessie ]. Rivers is back at his
old post, holding down the Job at Po-
Gala. after vacation of several
weeks.
Fishing seems to be the most BOP
ular sport this season. The ladies as
well as the men are taking quite an
active part in handling the reel and
rod. some of them are we'll repaid for
their efforts.
Messrs. Carson Jenkins and Burt
Haynsworth are spending Hoday fish,
ing at Pocalla.
Mr.. j. A. Middleton and wife spent
wednesday with Mrs. NJ. H. Beck, and
while there they saw fit to pull a nice
chance of the finnery tribe.
Last Sunday was about the nicest
day we have had and we had several
hundred visitors on the grounds.
We poor farmers in this section
nave had no rain yet to bring up our
cotton. 1t might pay us If the war
gets nearer to us, for the old folks
say heavy cannonading causes rain.
Little David Cuttino is getting up
quite a reputation as a fisherman,
catching fffty-two in less than tive
hours Aubreath Bradham is nearly
as bad.
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Chasleston. May B.--Th6 election OF
oiacsrs at the closing session Of the
Sunday school convention this even
1ng resulted In John d. Cappelmann
of Charleston being elected to sue
cssd 7. =. Hyde Of Charleston. DR..
b. H. DeMent. Greenwood. was made
nrst Vice prssidsnt; w. 8. Morrison.
cleubon' college. second vice presi-
dent: 8. T. Reid, s,partanburg. treas
urer. ana ID. ID. Jones. Centenary. re-
cordins sscrotary. The selection of
the next place of meeting Is left to
the central committee.
The executive committee OF the as
sociation u divided into three sec
tions ana members are elected to
serve three years. Those elected this
evening 10 all the expired terms OF
msmbers are: T. w. Keitt. New berry:
J. b. Green. Greenwood: d. d. Jones,
csntsaary; c. Il. Burts. Columbia: |:
+. T. Hyde. Charleston; g. q. Hodges,
orssnwood; =. N. Peoples. Hampton:
the Rev. Hugh n. Murchison. Lancas-
ter; G. N. Efird. Lexington: II. N.
Smith. Mullins; w. g. Morrison. Glenn
con College; J. N. DeLoach. saluda ;
w. y. Nesmith. Kingstree: Horace l..
Bomar. spartanburg; r. K. Boggs,
spartanburg; 8. T. Lanham. Spartan
burg; A. J. Bethea. Columbia: the
Rev. George X. Way. Ridgeland: c.
w. Birchmore. Camden: J. c. Price.
North; the Rev. J. A. Ansley. Man
ming. and the Rev. A. w. Blackwood,
Columbia. The Rev. w. III. X. Pen
dieton spartanburg is chairman of
the committee.
omcers declare this to have been
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Interest in the proposed

Interest in the proposed cream
route IL said to be developing-but
slowly. Several farmers living in the
vicinity OF the city have agreed to
Keep from four to eight cows and to
shipt cream to the Clemson cream.
cry at Darlington. but there are not
yet enough cows pledged to guarantee
the establishment of q regular route
1t is difficult to understand the ap.
parent lack of interest unless 1t he
that few farmers have a sufiicien,
number Of cows to go into the cream
business and they balk at the invest.
ment OF several hundred dollars tc
embark In new line Of business.
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That statement by Senator McLau-
rim to the effect that the State ware
house system has paid out more than
$4,000 in premiums and has cost the
insurance companies only about 81, 200
In fire loses. explains whole lot
about the insurance situation. 1t is
not at all surprising that people who
nave snap like that want to give IL
up.-Yorkville Enairer.
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According to dispatch from Tusle.,
Okla, the investigation into the gaso-
line situation has developed the fact
that the increased price is due to the
fact that the Standard Oil company
sometime ago stored 100000 bar
rels that cost it only from 80 to IS
cents Il barrel and for which it is now
asking from 50 to $2.25 barrel.
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Mr.. A. p. Vinson, Jr., who was one
of the delegates from the Dalzell club
In the county convention calls atten-
tion to an error in the report of the
proceedings of the county convention
where 1t was stated that the resolm-
tions endorsing the county-to-county
campaign by State officers was intro.
duced by Mr.. A. p. Vinson, Jr., instead
OF Mr.. l. s. Vinson. The correction
Is gladly noted as the mistake was in
advertent.
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Confirmation Service.

Rt. Rev. w. A. Guerry. Bishop Of
the Diocese Of South Carolina paid his
annual visitation to the Church of the
Holy Comforter Sunday and at the
morning service confirmed a large
class.
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Wexford. ireland, Ma 6.-One hun
dred and thirty insurgents in Wexford
county We're arrested Friday, charged
with complacancy in the uprising.
Arms were found In their possession.
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Dr. aAcERMAN who ID to lecture day the
auQua occupied the
ea He MoleS TO tho FIrst
IN Mwauk the mrgest Methodist church
He has been troubled empty pews
Dr. Haseman
problems
necooSe attended
He hs also been demand
whs repeatedly for after dnsr
.AA0
A lecturer DR. Hsesrn nOtof he amsc espldsve STYLE but
speaker VINO grows on his auioces the
word painting aud his thoughts wholesome wiz