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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
swiadczyfa o wiele

tel wojnie Swiadczyia o wiele
wiecej, niz sprzymierzencowi -
Serbii: pozwolono obojetnie ma
gwaicenie neutralnoSci i teryto--
ryow Grecyi tolerowano, IL gar
nizony greckie wywieziono ma
deportacye istne do Niemiec -.
w takiej rozterce zupelnem
sprowadzeniu ma manowCe poll
tyki Grecyi - podpiSani pod ma
nifestem mezowie Stanu G. WY
waja narod do wspoldziaiania ce-
lem naprawienia wiela z1ego-dla
ocalenia zagrozonej ojczyzny.
PodpiSali: Venizelos i Coundou-
riots. Ma Krecie miato miejsce
ogioszenie tego manifestu, a "a
razem proklamowano Rad naro-
dowy trzech zfozony: Venizelo-
los i Coundouriotis - majacy
trzeciego sobie dobrac: mianowa-
nj przyjeli te zlecenia i godnosci
- Z wielu stron kraju donoSza
O iaczeniu sic oddziaiow wojsk i
garnizonow rewolucya: ma wys-
pie Mytilenie urzadzono wielka
denonstracye ma korzysc rewo--
lucyi, wyspa Hydra ogiaSza przy-
stapienie do rewolucyi, kilka o.
kret6w odp}yneio do Salo-
nix, by sic poiaczyc ze Sprzymie-
rzonymi czekac zlecen ze strony
Komitetu Narodowego; garnizon
W Heraclion caiy wyjatkiem stu
zoinierzy stanai po stronie rcwo-
lusyonist6w. =, Cer2ura 5urowa
ME przcpuszcza zadnyoh wiado--
moSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
'Czwarty Dziei Sejmu zwiazku Po|ek'
RAPPORT komisyi poprawek do konsytucyI'
Wniosek o sejmy co 3 lata.
Zniesienie l<oroitetu finansoWeso.
Wniosek o sejmy co 3 lata.
Zniesienie leonoitetu finansoWeEo.
Deleaatki znudzone obradami.
Specyana depesza ,,Dziennika ChcagoskiegO'.

wanie panowania mad soba, azc-
by ME przedstawic sic w faiszy-
wem Swietle pred innyni. Clio
sowanie mad wspomniana wyzeJ
kwestya odbywa sic wsrod ia
kiego zamieszania, ze delegatkI
zdaja sic nawet ME rozumiec,
jak g}osowac. Ostatecznie posta-
nawiaja umiescic sprawe te ia
balocie przy g}osowaniu ma kan
dydatki do urzedow.
Uchwalono nastepujace po.
prawki do konstytucyi: Konsty-
tucya i sprawozdania urzedni.
GEEK maja bye rozesiane do grup
ma diva tygodnie pred sejmenl
Sprawozdan tych niema sic od-
czytywac ma sejmie, zato male.
zy dac ma MIN delegatkom cza:
ma interpealcye urzedniczek
Sprawozdanie sejmu ma bvt
rozesfane do grup W ciagu trzer!l
miesiecy po jego ukohczcniu.
Znicsiono komitet finansowy i
obowiqzki jego przelano ma ko-
misye budzetowq. Kontrole mad
czynnosciami Zarzadu powierzo.
no w recc komitctu rewizyjnt .
go zanliast budzctowcso.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
ZGRECYI.
Wojna 2 Bulgarya.


Londyn. 80. wrzeSnia. - FAX
tycznie ME wiadomo, jak sic ma
sprawa z Grecya. Ostatnie komu-
nikaty podaja, il Hol Konstan--
tyn postanowif przyrzeA wraz
Z swa rada ministrow wypO%ie--
dziec wojne Centralnym - pre-
Iewszystkiem Bulgaryi; z dru--
giej strony - ME wiadomo, by
dotad jakakolwiek akcya podjeta
byia ma skutek tego porozumie--
MIA. byiy doniesienia, Il jednak
krol ME chce wojny wypowie-
dziec, ze wolf Grecye opuScic, ab-
dykowac do Niemiec sic schro-
Dic zamierza wraz ze swa mai
zonka, siostra ces. Wilhelma. In
ne podaja komunikaty, IL zarza-
dzono juz kroki mobilizacyjne,
kt6re maja odrazu Gala arrnie
grecka - z pol miliona ludzi po-
stawic pod bron. Premier Kaloge-
ropoulos oswiadczyi w tel mierze
zupeina pewno5c, re wojna jest
faktern dokonanym. w armii
flocie dezercya tymczasem odby-
wa sic ma wielka skale - oficero-
vie i zofnierze, puiki i garni0ony
caie, Gale okrety wojenne iacza
sic ruchem rewolucyJnym,
wszczetym organizowanym
przez Venizelosa.
Ateny. 90. wrzeSnia. - w A
tenach konsternacya: odjazd z
Aten Venizelosa i admira&a Coun-
douriotisa uwazaja wszyscy "a
has{o rewolucyi: obaj on; pole
chali na Krete, ktora GAIA jest
zrewolucyonizowana przeciw rza-
dowi krolewskiemu: tam Venize-
los Coundouriotis ogiosili mani
fest do narodu greckiego. oswald,
czajacy mniej wiecej, jak naste--
puje: Stwierdza sic, IL krol pod
wplywem ziej rady przechylit sic
k1 przeciwnikom intereSow natu.
ralnych Grecyi, pogwa}cii wielo,
lzrotnie konstytucye i doprowa-,
dzii W kraju armii do anarchii
oraz do ruiny ekonomiczne.
przez dfugie bezpotrzebne mobi
hzacye, 5adnego dotad pozytyw,
nego ME majace rezultatu. Pc,
gwaIcil tez krol przymierza Gre.
cyl z Serbia i Czarnogora - ME
przyjacielowi, Buigaryi Grecya "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
SPRAWOZDANIE KOMITEU
POPRAWEK DO KONSTY-
TUCYI.

L kolei Lzba przystepuje do O.
brad mad sprawozdanicm komt-
tctu poprawek do konstytucyi,
ktorc odczytuje p. Helena Szy-
manska, iedyna czlonkini togo
komitctu obecna ia sail. TAX czy-
tanie jak dySkusya odbywa 81;
czestokroG wSr0d wielkicgo "a
micszania. Dcbaty tocza sic bez-
iadnic i chwilami bezprzedmio-
towo, gdyz odczuwac SIG daje
brak cnergicznej reki, kt6raby
>kicrowafa lzba. USiIowania przc.
wodniczacej, by bye bezstronnq
i uprzejmq dla wszystkich, Cd
nosza ten skutek, ze ia sail
wzmaga sic tylko halas i niepo-
rzadck. Stawianych wnioSkGw /
Wyglaszanych przem0wieh ME
mozna czesto zupeinie slyszet
Trudno wprost sic polapac W to-
ku obrad, kt0rc chwilami Staja
sic niemal ublizajace ola Izby
'Organizacyi
Sprawl poprawek do konsty-
tucyi zajmuje ca}y dzieh. Dlu-
ga bezcelowa dyskusye wywo-
}uje kwestya, czy sejmy maja
sic odbywat tax jak obecnie CO
diva, czy CO try lata. w pewnej
chwili delegatki zachowuja sic
do tego stopnia nieparlamentar-
ME, ze pani Neuman widzi sic
zmuszona zaapelowaG do Mich L
wielkiem przejeciem sic zacho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29

ne, zfaczone Z wdaniem sic Ru--
munii W wojne, oraz T. wypowie-
dzeniem wojny WIochom przez
Niemcy. Mowe przyjeto nieled--
vie milczeniem. Przeciwko kali
clerzowi szykuje sic silna opozy-
eva, gl6wnie ze strony socyali--
stow. dose otwarcie domagaja-
cych sic pokoju na podstawie
wyrzeczenia sic re strony Me
mice wszelkich zaborow odszko-
dowania zniszczen w wojnic po-
czynionych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
WALKIW POLSCE.
100000 Jencow...
Znlian nie1rla

Londyn, 90. wrzeSnia. - Ra-,
porty donosza, IL wielka bitwa
formuje sic ia woiyhskim froncie
jest ona dopiero w stadyum Po,
centrami walk -
Swiniuchy i Korytnica, gdzie
$cieraja sic poteznie ataki rosyj,
skie L kontratakami niemieckiml
Rosyanie gIosza, IL akcya rozwijs
sic dopiero, a juz znaczne sukce,
sy wykazuje: bitwa toczy sic ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
ME ZnanY,
NAZACHODNIM TEA
TRZE WOJNY.
Dalsze Postepy.

Londyn, 20. wrzeSnia. - Ra--
port donosi, il wojslta angielskie
W niewstrzymanym postcpic ma
p0lnoc cd Thiepval zdoby}y wig
ksza czeSt znajdujacej sic tam
wielkiej reduty nlemIcckieJ
Schwaben. panujqcej mad dolinq
.Ancrc rzeki, biorqc ia tej pozy-
Cyl 600 Niemcow do nicwoli. W
akcyi tel aeroplany angielskie zna
komicie linie wspicraIy, zrzqdza-
jqc masy szk6d W nieprzyjaciel-
skich punktach strategicznych po-
"a linia walki. Take w samej
bitwie braly acroplany udziaF
czynny razac CORY mitraliez
pozycyc nieprzyjacielskie, Redu-
ia Schwaben panowala do
tad mad Gala okolica, znaj-
dujac sic W najwyzszym
punkcic mad dolina Ancre
stopniowe zajmowanie tej pozy--
cyl odda panowanie mad rozlc-
glym tcrenem bateryom angiel-
skim zmusi Niemcow do znacz-
nvch cofnieG. Kanonada angicl-
skich bateryi ma bye ma calej IL
Mi potworna wprost - straty
Niemc6w w druzgotanych obro-
mach, walach cementowych, "a
siekach kolczatymi druty wzmac-
nianych sq w istocie przerazajace
grad pocisk6w pada bez momentu
przerwy. l'rancuskicgo raportu
dis niema; angielski zaznacza,
IL ia linii tel spokojniej nieco,
moze zolnierz francuski spoczy--
wa po ostatnich sukcesach, lecz
artylerya pracujc intensywnie i
bezustannie.
Berlin, 20. wrzesnia. - RAPPORT
riemiecki utrzymuje, IL bitwa
pod Thiepval ME moze bye uwa-
zana "a skonczona: Walka tam
Wre straszliWa - maSoWe atakl /
kontrataki ida jeden "a drugim.
Mad Gala linia Somme artylerya
pracuje obustronnie. w waIkach
dotychczasowych straty nieprzy-
iaciela So ogronne - mlmo to w
ataku ME ustaja. Komunikaty
niemieckie, przyznajac sukcesy
Sprzymierzonych, ME lekcewaza
;ch wcale, sadza tylko, IL Sprzy-
mierzeni przejeli taktyke Hin
denburga. Niemcy jednak ducha
r,ie traca i gotujq MOVE wyslikl,
| wierzac W zwyciestwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29

Buffalo, N. Y, 29-go wrzesr1ia
- Ma czwartkowa sesye seJmu
Zwiazku Polek delegatki przy'
byIy znow re znacznem opoznie-
niem. Modlitwe odmowiono c
godz. S::45, ale brak polowy dele
gatek i obecna jest tylko jedna
marszaikini, p. Nagel. Sciagajq
sic powoli dopiero p6zniej.
Konitet regul przedklada
dzienny program sejmu jak ma
stepuje: odczytanie protok6}u
sesyi poprzedniej, sprawozdanie
komitetu poprawek do konsty-
tucyi, potem innych, lie bedq
gotowe.
Asystcntka sekretaiki odczy-
tuje nadcszle w dalszyn ciagr
telegramy gratulacyjnc, miedzy
mimi cd sedziego Jareckiego Z
Chicago, cd ZwiazKu Mfodziezy
'Polskicj Bostonu, od firmy
Braci Perlowskich Chicago, oc
Izby Handlowej South Bend
Ind. i inne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
Ruch ParOwcow.

PRZYBYhY: Nowy York: Baltic,
Dante .Aleghieri, Duca di Geneva. -
Yokohoma: Tamba Maru. = Szang-
hal: Tenyo Maru, Shidzuoko Maru.
- Kirkwall: Bergcnsfjord.
ODESZhY: Nowy York: Andania,
Oscar II. - Londyn: Ausonic. = Lii
verpool: Adriatic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
Ma Wfoskim Terenie.

Rzym, 29. wrzeSnia. - RAPPORT
kr6tko wzmiankuje kanonade ma
caiej Iinii walk - zarowno "
Trentino, jak na Karsie: mad je,
ziorem Garcia, w dolinach ,Avisio
Cordevalle grzmia dziala i majq
miejsce starcia lokalne - ME,
mniej zacietc. Waznieiszych
zmian niema.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
Berlin, 29. wrzesnia.

BeTIll, AS. WILCSIIld. - 7 dI Id
mentu sesye otwarto wczoraJ
kanclerz Bethman-Hollweg prze-
mawial spokojnie, widocznie bez
entuzyazmu, bez szunlnych wy
glaszah tryumfalnych nadziei, O.
mawiai sucho sprawy politycz--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29

Niemiecki statek .,Elwine kop--
pen" zostai zatopiony W Iatocc
Botnickiej ia Baltyku: los zalogl
ME Znany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29

J. 2. Paliascn wypoIycza pieniaGa
ma realnoSc. sprzedaje karty okrslo
We reSlpoSe, 1146 rIoble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
Kalendarzyk.

Jutro, 80 wrzeSnia: - Sw. Hero
nina. - Sw. Honorego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29

HATTERMAN I CLAM
ITO Milwaukee Ave.
psirzsIa vIsEsdzs "a prSp'ha. (Osh)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29

Ss36 10 Chicago and adjoining suburbs,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-29
Z Niemiiec.

ineg.o zwyClestWa
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-08-23
LANFORD NEWS.


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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-08-23
GRAY COURT NEWS.

Mr.. Mason Cole and sister. Miss
Dollic Mac, have returned from Fort
Mott, whore they went TO visit their
brother, Mr. Rufus Cole.
Mr.. r. X. Rccdcr has gone to New
berry to see his brothcr-in-law, Mr..
Ben Abrams.
Mrs. r. y. Workman, Misses Sophia
and Myrtle Smith, spent the day with
Mrs Wallace Davis, Sunday.
Mr.. jim Wells and daughter, Miss
Thclma, are visiting at Mr. Ounce
Smith s.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Watts and children
spent the day with Mr. L. f. Rccdcr
Sunday.
Miss Lucille Watts and her brother,
Boyd. will stay over a while visiting
Miss Ruth Goddard
The young people of this section are
looking forward to the ice cream sup
per and tacky party at Miss Ruth
Goddard's tomorrow night.
Little Lawrence Owens. who has
been quito sick with typhoid fever, IS
getting bcttcr, wc arc glad to say.
Miss Mary Black and little sister
Lizzie, arc spending while at Mr. r.
Is. Rccdcr'S.
Miss I.idic smith spent tho day Will,
Miss Ruth Goddard Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pierce Coats arc
spending while with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Coats.
I Everybody Is quite busy pulling fod
der this pretty weather
/ Messrs. John Armstrong and Roy
/ Wallace spent several days OF las
week In Atlanta. Ga
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curry f Nials
were the weekend guc3ts Of NJ C
Hellalns and family.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-08-23
INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM THE COUNTY
News Letters From Many
Sections.
CORRESPONDENTS
GIVE LOCAL NEWS
Happenings OF Interest to Many People
All Over tho County and to Those
Who have left the Family Hearth.

Mountvillc, Aug. 21.-Misscs Rosa
Gray and Dorris Young. of Laurens,
are visiting Miss Sara Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ G. Nelson, Of
Charleston, are spending their vaca-
tion here with their brother, Mr.. J. G.
Nelson
Mr.. John d. rarbrough, of Clinton,
is visiting Mr. Walter Lynch this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Notes went to
Laurcns last Friday on business.
Mr.. Luther Johnson OF Reno. is Wis
ting Mr.. Bruce Workman for il few
days.
Mr.. p. II. Fcllcrs. OF Columbia. IS
here on visit to friends and rcla
tivcS.
Mrs. &. b. Logan, OF Spar,anburg. is
visiting her sister, Mrs W. c. lIipp this
week.
Mrs. J, \. Brown and children Of
Johnston, recently paid Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. Dunlap few days visit
| Miss Evelyn Fraser, of Hartsvillc
| spent last week here on business.
Miss kittc Lee Wharton, Of Gross
Hill, recently spent several days with
! Miss jamie Boyd IIudgcns.
Miss Emma Hipp, Of Clinton, is here
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c
IIipp.
Mr.. 7. e. Iardigrcc. of Windcr, Ga.
is here on visit to Mr.. }. G. Watts
Mr.. Richard Dunlap is cXpcctc,
home within few days from Clemson
where he has been taking cotto,
grading course.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Shaw and chill
drcn, of the Laurcns vicinity, wcr
visitors at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. {. Mitchell last Sunday
Miss Iona Workman, of Cross Hill
spent several days recently with he
sister, Mrs. NJ. f. Workman
Attorney a. +. Mitchell will lcav
Thursday for Pcnrosc y. c.. where II
expects to spend some time
Miss Olive Fuller left yesterday fo
Abbcvillc and points in Georgia, whcr
she will visit her sisters, McSdamc
George Flynn and Arthur Crisp.
Miss Ruth Guess, Of Denmark, is i
the town for Il while as the guest
: Miss Ruth Stokes.
II is reported that there arc so man
= pretty girls here that the boys have
: call before breakfast in order TO s,
them all.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-08-23
]. W. WATTS PREACHED SUNDAY.
Gave Very FOrceful Sermon and Held
Attention Well.

AS 1t is known, the First Baptist
church has been pastorless for most
Of the summer and the pulpit has been
filled from time to time by different
preachers. This past Sunday j. w.
Watts, son of Mr.. and Mrs. }. ID. w.
Watts, preached to a large and appre-
ciatiye number from all the congrega-
tions. This was his first sermon in the
city and gave forth very favorable
impression The subject was appro-
pirate, the development was excellent,
his style pleasing and his choice OF
words was very good indeed. Mr.
Watts was a member Of the graduating
class of Furman University in 1913
and he intends to enter the Baptist
Seminary this coming session, and
there Is now many indications that he
will become one of the foremost of the
Baptist Ministry.
1t was announced on Sunday morn
ing that on next Sunday mornig and
evening the services will be conduct
ed by the Rev. G. l.. Knight who has
! recently come to this city TO reside
| And on the first Sunday in September
the Rev. Samuel L. Tcmpleton, from
Richmond, Va, will preach his first
regular sermon here, rs he has ac'
/ ccptcd this call.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-08-23

ton OF officers every four years, FAVOR !
cd rural credits, good roads, good
schools, pensions for old soldiers and
a better contract law.
Wilson w. Harris said he is offering
for election on his record and his
fitness for public service. He spoke
of taxation and said that instead Of
the last legislature being one OF the
most cXtravagant, it was one Of the
most economical, as evidenced by the
lowering Of the tax levy from z mills
( to 6 IL mills. AS a member of the
Ways and Means committee, he said,
he had been instrumental in reducing
the state appropriation by $G6l GOO.
lie said he had used his best efforts
toward the advancement Of agricUl
! turc and education, had voted against
tho I.aney- Odom insurance bill and
defended the appropriation for the
Board OF Charities and Corrections,
saying that II it never turned cent
into the state treasury its existence Is
justified by the work 1t is doing for
the unfortunate people OF the state.
/ j. II. Iusti scored the Tax Commits
sion, the $4,000 fund for enforcement
OF the prohibition law, $4,000 increase
in asylum supcrintendcnt's salary, the
holding of two Offices by the same
person and advocated better schools,
better roads, rural credits, biennial
sessions. pensions for od soldiers
lower rate OF interest, &c railroad
J fares and new jail. He opposed
reckless appropriations for Clemson
college and free scholarships
, Mr.. w. NJ. Nash gave a talk on co
operation among farmers and conScr-
yative legislation in their interest llC
favors economy, better schools, better
} roads, etc. He promised faithful
, discharge Of his duties.
Mr.. Nasil vas the last speaker.
The candidates spoke at I.ailrGn'
i mill Monday night and at Ekom yes
tcrday at bolh places &c s
: courteous and respectful hearing
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-08-23
Suffers second Loss by Fire.

Mr.. S. b. Fouche, car inspector IN
the railroad yards, suffered the second
loss by fire within few short years
when the dwelling he Was occupying
was completely destroyed last Wcdncs-
day evening. The origin Of the fire
is unknown, but it gained such rapid
hcadway after its discovery that the
house was consumed by the flames
in spite OF valiant work OF the
nrcmcn. a few articles of furniture
were saved, but most of the furniture
and household effects were also a com
plctc loss. The adjoining house, oc-
cupicd by Mr.. +. j. Hickman, was
barely saved from the iamCs by hard
work OF the hrcmcn.
The house was owned by Miss Janet
Macfarlanc and carried, SO it is un-
dcrstood. about $1,000 insurance. Mr.
Fouche had about $500 insurance Tic
! has moved his family into one Of tho
| Dial houses in the northeast section
of the city.
Those who Witnessed the fire re
| turned TO the city praising very high
! ~ the work OF the hrcmcn in Savint
adjoining property The house wa:
I located so far from the water main:
! that il was not possible to throw ;
large stream on it, but the men mad,
good use OF the chemical apparatu
and the small hose. The persona
work of Chicf Grows was c&pccia!l,
! commented upon.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-08-23
Mrs. MNrgnrct Sullivan Ill.

The many friends Of Mrs. Margaret
Sullivan will be grieved to know that
she is very i'll at her country home,
Charlton Hall.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-08-23
.|D|CAT|ONS POINT TO
INDEFINITE STAY
Interesting Letter as to
South Carolina Troops
WRIGHT COMMANDS
THE CAROLINlANS

the Hehltn OF the Boys. New Ctoth.
Ing and New Shoes Being Pro, lied.
Regiments Have Their Own Soft
Drink Stands.
In Camp With the South Cara'ina
Regiments in the El Paso Patrol DIS
trict, Aug. 16-Thc Second regiment
was informed on Tuesday throush D.
telegram from Gov. Manning to CcI
Springs that Capt. William NJ. Carter
OF Columbzia, had been commissioned
as captain Of the Governors Guards
OF the Second and would report on
the border within few DAYS. The
company has been commanded for
the past several weeks by First Lieut..
Tom Marshall who has brought it to
a state of high efficiency The an
nounccment OF the appointments OF
Cart. Garter was made to the officers
Of the Second Ey Col Springs at ,heir
meeting on Tuesday morning
The South Carolina regiments Are
cncampcd ever dGOO feet above the
sea level and several hundred saat
higher than lei PaSo. The sun. While
running the thermometer up some
times, does not seem extra warm be.
cause of the dry climate and the Lack
OF humidity. The nights become reat
cold and the soldiers have been sleep.
ing under blankets
Monday night strong wind blew
throughout the night and the powGary
sand which covers the camp site sew
cral inches in thickness was blown
! over everything. The sides Of tho
tents had to be pulled down but cvea
: that did not stop the sand from seev-
: ing under and blowing over clothes
and all matter in the tents. The one
rcdceming feature OF all these sand
storms is that the sand is not of the
sticky" kind, due to the dryncss or
!, the atmosphere 1t can easily bic
brushed off ana the Pcnnsylvanans
!, say that the South Carolinians will
soon gel used to the sand storms antt
!. not mind il the least They stats
that was their experience
he s|ilSt pHocrs.
Tie first South Carolina pnpnrs
we're rccciN 4 in camp on 'rneSG&y AZ
j. noon and they proved Il treat fo.' the
10 boys. There was a general reading
J. were passed around from one tent to
Is ¬hcr The mail for both regiments
is is Icing handled for the present Wy
e. Chaplain II. G.. .lrtcr Of tie First. /,
"a, u. ,h,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-08-23

A large number of our people at
tended the Friendship picnic.
Mr. James w. Chesteon is very sick
at this writing.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-08-23

of the financial stringency caused by
the war. He said Mr.. Browning voted
against 1t when he was In the legis-
lature and Col. Wharton had never
sought to correct the conditions
spoken Of, charged Col. Wharton with
extravaganza as a senator, saying that
he had voted to build new governors
mansion, to provide new associate
justice and had failed to answer roll
call on the votes to table Gov. Blease's
vetoes Of certain appropriation bills.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-12
PUNISHED OR PROMOTED
French Question Penalty of Sussex
Perpetrator, Lieut.. Steinbrick.

Paris, May 12.-The official admis-
sion that a German submarine tor
pedoed the Sussex is widely COMMENT
ed on in today's press which consid-
ers that the admission accentuates
Germany's collapse before President
Wilson's resolute attitude
The ePtit Parisien says that an ex-
animation of the comments of the
German press shows that it is domi-
mated by the feeling that Germany has
undergone one of the gravest diplo-
matte checks in her history and that
she dare not answer back to Washing
ton as she would like.
There is considerable skepticism
about the punishment of the com
mander of the submarine, Marcel
Hutin says: I'VE are curious to know
and perhaps the American govern
ment will show the same curiosity, as
to what sort of punishment has been
chosen for the commander of the sub
marine. Has not Admiral Won Capelle
promoted Lieut.. Otto Steinbrick, the
commander of the U-1S, which I IN
derstand is the submarine which tor
pedOed the Sussex ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-12
new HIGHBROW THEORY
Cultured Women Should Sidestep
Mothers, Advocates Club Members.

Seattle, Wash. May 12.-Educated,
cultured women should not be al
lowed to be mothers.
Motherhood should be restricted to
women of the lower classes who have
not had the heritage of nerves, tenn
permanent and physical development
which science admits is what makes
the propagation of a life fraught with
so much danger and suffering.
So says Mrs Robert Liggett of St.
Paul, in discussing twilight Sleep"
with local club women, prior to the
question being brought up at the BIZ
ennial meeting of the general Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs in New
York, when the child birth question is
to be discussed.
Mrs. Liggett frankly states her pur-
pose to make women rebel against
motherhood until something is done
to save them from the pain which
many women consider a natural &C
compartment.