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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-25

TrSrs aw~fNns
~ kN Everything In canxss
81 trtv-rsity
POWERFUL NrEt,f. STUNNING OFF,
FIT o&tY $3.50
Cs~tpfet~ ono msa dee. - men. ~ark
equal tlrn. Beacon esx twftte4 Take
Beacon tramwaV to sci 18th ave *.
see pulling Clearing unfsttsksnl
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TWO utAtffttG lots
ONLY siso ZACH
sotn ow> TERMS
70 MINUTES FROM rms offitI
rut- ~ 4 SNAP
AAsts a -ENTOs 90.
1910 FIRST AyE. ELLIOTT szt1,
WILDLY BLAND nk&rff TOR sAtE
L8nd. ranch. ~ Lane taks miles
fsem t.anstsF ! tatt. frpus seheet rtass
60 NaF~sstan church. u far sale -
srts- land .afas Wholly. some partly
etsassd sssnrr living hanse seass
woaf sh~a ard feed house. tsxGt barn
rttff. large ehirAsa heusss tee bear
lns fruit tfs~s fauninx @sf~F euws.
hsifsfr loo chickens. all farm tnipls-
meats snf teois Prizes - zee write
Or ..s Mrs. A Lane Langley. wash.
ron sAf.E~is-sefs Taneh AL clesfsa
stock and taais sell wfth saneh. Price
ti.sea Adffss. n A, Hiiiis. Aeatla.
vast
ron ksLE~-k arrss patty cleared. g.
rpara hasss. rot flashed. tt.ssas enc.
BALI cash. g w. jehnson. ssahela
wash
FOn FAtE. ~ own.f - arrss ~ lard
10 acres bottom lsnf. improved
snap ~ ifeasignf. v. D He.
ses Fort Orchard wash
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PSYCHOLOGISTS
MADAM klRL
the wonderful
EGYPTIAN
TREMENDOUSLY

Reads your head tusf
n a Indicates from
the cradle to grave
what business you
are adapted for.
when and whom
soa viii marry set.
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LEGAL NOTICES

W LE1ftL NV l1Lo
rs THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the Western District
Of Washington. Northern Division.
~ HANKRUPTCY. NO 1870.
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS
In tho Matter OF Pat Mallan. also known
rs Pat Mylin bankrupt
TO tho creditors of tho above named
bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the 22nd
day Of April. 1915 the said Pat Mallan
also known Pat Myiin, was duly
adiudlcated bankrupt; md that tho
first Meeting Of the creditors Of said
bankrupt viii he held AT tho office OF
the undersigned Referee in Bankruptcy
l20t-b H. &, smith Building In Scat
tie. in said district on the bth day OF
May. 1919, At ? o'clock In the after
noon, Of which time tho said credit
nrs may attend. prove their claims
appoint trustee. examine the bank
rupt. and transact such other business
NJ may properly come before aald
meeting
Dated nj Seattle. In said district. this
2tth day Of April. 1915.
c. II HAWKINS.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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A
Crime

DO you realize you are commit
ting a crime against nature and
yourself II you neglect your teeth :?
Doctors will tell you that one half
the ailments OF the system are due
TO decayed or misused teeth.
Why not have the pleasure OF a
perfect set Of teeth when such
prices as are quoted below are oh.
tainabie7
A 20 per cent discount on our
regular prices for our highgrade
work until May LIST only.
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S--For Sale Miscellaneous
SASH AND DOORS

SASH AND DOORS
Made IN cur own mill sold with our
guarantee Of quality or money hack
shipped TO any one anywhere on.
price 10 everybody. which IA always
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HOTELS

WIDOW wants hsusskeeptua far enc or
two gentlemen Hame more than
NaHaa Phone ballard satF
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AL. CLEARED

20 scrss Of rich, black mellow soil. IN
Rraas. - miles from railroad town and
market $50 per ARE. terms $3.50 per
acre cash. toe per acre monthly, soc
fare from Seattle write or see Dahl.
room 10 Downs Bldg. 100 second ave
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LINCOLN PHARMACY
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p " MULLEN
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krANpAnn HOTEL
Cornss FtrHg Ave and Pine ~,
Large modern outside rooms. elevator
service phones In all rooms. fret class
IN every respect see up. with pfissts
bath. 81,
INFECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
SUMMER nArKs NsrY large elegantly
furnished free sAs bath. laundry ard
ssNinE machine rent Includes al con
veuisneesl re minutes SAX 20 post
sfflcs tsssi nlaHe. lee nsttsFy. corner
fHfsf ave
nsFFInsteu--ikfsf. Nseanf q wsss 40
s---~es=@eF~=e~e>-~s-sss ~~~~ars--f-s~-r-->e~.
Business Chances
ruR skiE fakefF ahf ies rfsaFn par.
Dor In one - the beet farming towns on
the coast. awins aaod business Husi
sell "a 40 East far particulars ceil
Grey Metsan a Percy feFudats Wash
ron sALE ~ons grocery store stock sna
fixtures. $3.50 rent phone. tighf. ~
month North tef
~ NICE Housekeeping teants snod infas
,ian. bargain Nata $3.50. So sles
F-eWkitt nAHnga sHor fef sAls, siai
~e~s~~-~S~~J~~~~-~y~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~D~
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AIbrR LASn, WITH RUNNING

so ACRES on Whldhy Island. about half
clearer bend ~ stock, horse. wagon
harness huggies and farm impio.
ments $4,000. Would take trade IN
TO ~ 900 IN city property. See owner
this week ut ihtp ttth ave. ~ r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

Dieter Sage trofen aug
Oeuti9lono 3pei anaben, bic 8riiber
paul unb Nrtbur !6oaaertpber in
Nep Yort elm, oie yoti6after ge=
raro beribergel9idt bate, neil iie
mittsllos in Der @elt baitanbsn.
Ha9 ibrer Mntunft tpurben lie Der
atnoeriduBselea16af iberpieien.
Sine Jrou Marie Nolan los einen
3eitunssberidt iiber ben Tan unb
erinnerte iid, bob ibre 5reunbia,
5rou Selen Dunn, Dor 3p0lf Sob
rem, als lie tront unb in SCOT mar,
ihre beiben S0bnden elmer reidell
Dame iiber9ab, bic lie oboptterIe.
Set 1909 bate 5rau Dunn BON
ben &naben niGts mebr gebDrt.
Jrau glolon iebte li9 NIT Der
5reunbin in 8erbinpung, unb iebt
fonnte lebtere ibre ainoer in biz
Mutterarme f@lieben. Die annben
leben Der 5rau Dunn 10 ipreben1
dbnli4, bob ieber 3tueiiel an Dem
gegenieitisen periponotidaF.li9en Ser
bdltnis fdpinben mub.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
2rei arens.

nG'ipobiee 2eut, Sic @taotleut"
logt oa @olerbrunner Nab uno [hiit=
telt ben Ropf. n&onn nit beercifn,
tpie g tonne ga ladn uno ibr g.
lpptt treibn". nWos boit oena?"
froet let Radba, ba Naggerbouer,
nholt bt leidt mieoa iiba eppes oitt,
ore1n in ba Gtoot9" - n@eh Mi9l,
bud 81 a pengerl nieou bp, oab i
otr's per5abl". - 9u Mtal febt Il,
uno oa yta5 bebt on: rMtu id)allsll,
ltthl, tpos ou paoua ioslt. 2ps'!
9eltern in oa Trua9 eeb / III b
Stabt gan Mopifut. -" .@eb,
bor me auf nit b. Mopitottn," foIlt
nabm oa Gasser i'll s., Neb: uMenn
/ BON % Dor, ban id i6o e'nua!" -
r;olab 10 los lei Meta! 9lt g'nua
bin /, u.lb 10 bpb bait met 5e1tlmtnt
S'ma9t. Mles feiu lallber bob i
euhd)reibn Io1n. NOS % 8ua treist
11no paS's ernol. 4lsoenn, Do @ad)
bat iein Hihti9tcit, Wie 8 Sediment
firth 1T s'men beb / lmcrs 10 stpoa,
a orei1nol f~iirleIn lain. Reht is
a'ipen. MIR bot s'teblt. ,3on @6luB
1nna1lt bu Wbpltatt, / Toilet mi 50
un;uldareIbn" VI iDllene 3umuaz
tun9, brummelt Ia Midl, moo,eu
DEM bo Serrifde;., mir Yauern ian
g'ituoierte @tabtberrn9" - IS BOZ
ipobl orauf s'ia9t: 9err g(Spitatt, i
iam nit idrc!bn: Drouf 16gt er: So
moGit colt brei &reua! - Gen bob
freili idneG ton. 5 tua ben SUIT
rpm &ppf unb mod mel areuS ldD
anod4ti, ipias f. s'D0rt: sSm Pam
oes 8aters, ous Gobns. uno pes
beilin @eiits. = 0p bebt ga Moz
pitatt uno pD 5dreibera'lsnn laut
an gun lodn". Oba. 30 is So niy
son ladn", ldreit oa Wtidl, utparum
lnbns benm s'ladt9" nJo. ppoBt,
: bdtt' ioln brei areu5 init ba 3irtn
ll1ters Seitincnt maDn". = 81 10
mar bDs %9'lncant". fullt bu Mibl ru~
biga Ell, npba berstpesn battens oph
mt 1pDtteln braudn, oD uudriitlidsn
2eut'."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

beren Weiuden IN meiuem ytefiei
Der betannt 1T, 10 lalten Sic eefil
lisft rsinen Munb. 9enn Sic ,eac!n
ba unter folider Jioage. IS bai eecr
niht jeoer arme lunge Maler etipas
@ieenes BEL Der 9ono, bas Dol Der
Mrsen Der mayiitrotliden STUNT
tommiHion @nnoe fanbe."
9obei aipinterte er luitig uno pfif-
fig pie ebebem nit ben Wugen. SD
aber nabm feline 9anb.
rlno sic felbit, liebIter 6reuno?
Dollen Sic benn nidt aud fir Sbre
perion BON \biefer M0gliateit @e=
braud modenN
@ieaeidt battA mein glid babel,
obne bab ids nblte, bic Reite Der
tiimmerliden Mabl3eit ouf Dem 81
Idle seitreift. Der Moler penisitens
6atte ben Gang meiner @eoanten To-
fort besriffen.
rNd 10! Sic meinen, ipesen oes
6erinsi4nanoes ba? aber Sic iinb
I'M Srrtum. Sd bin ni9t in Scot.
Qm eri item 8riegstose i@on, ols id
mir iaste, bab jeBt allies alfs 9urdz
balten antame, babe id meine tleinen
Sri parniIe in bret 9eils geteilt. Sin
Drittel firs Rote &reu5 uno beraleiz
4en, Elm Drittel fir oie &unitgenoIz
len, bic nidt 10 eliidlia moren, Gr=
1parnthe gu mahen. uno bas leste
9ritteI fur mid. Die Rednung mar
fir cine 8riegsbauer bon spei Sob
rem scmadt. lnD auf icoen Sag taz
men fir meme per Onlihsn Beburf=
Mile orei pone Mart. sic perben
7agecen, DoB ih es babel nidt serate
ldledt nit mir i'm Slime bate.
Won pirb eben burd ible gelp16z
nung nit ser 3eit gum @pbaritsn.
Mber au6 CUR reuigen Gintebr ilt's
ME gu fpGt. 9as Rots &reu5 unb
bic ormen &unftsenofen limb bic eiu=
3i9en nidt, oenen elm s@erflein pom
lleberflub ibrer oeutlden Mitbiiraer
npttut. 9a 5pade iM mir alip aud
bon benz meinisen nod elm peniaes
as. limb Sic t0nnen iid oarauf perz
lafien, bob man Dun onpertbalb
Dfort tdgli4 senau 10 fatt iperren
tann pie BON Oreien. Man fanu iih
oopon lo9ar auf bier peer funf MAJ
sere Sage einen ietten leilten. Sour
OUT Stammti1@e uno lolden I'M
linn mub non per3idten t0nnen. unb
ben reoliden Millen gum Dur9baI=
ten mub mon babet1.4 Gus lit aues!"
SD bin mir tnutn ie in meinem
2eben 10 tlein pprgstommen dls in
Dem Mu9enblid, % id bic bier unbe=
qlemen Srcppen bon Sobannes Sell
nigs unsebeiatem 4telier tpieoer bin
abItieg. limb ldon bomals nabm i6
mir Dor, meinen 8oltsasnoNen ppn
Dem often Msaler lno Don leiner
WuffaHuna Ser beili9eu. Yfli6t gum
Our6bolten gu er5a6len. Sur Dob i'd
tbn ni4t bel ieinem rcdten Nalnen
nennen tam, tut mir in Der @eele
leib. Dern bas nebne i9 ais ben
gpr5ug meines tunltlo3en geridts
IN Nnlpru6, bob er tcin pbantolie=
er5eusnis, ionoern lauterite Nobrbeit
1T. Mbcr mein alter @tammtild=
freuno NIT sen blauen Rinoeralaen
miirbe mfrs bis an feinen Sob nidt
per3ciben, tpelln ih ibn perriete.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

unfbtper ertennen, bob 9elllpis felt
lanserer 3eit nidts mebr pertauft
bate, nnb auf cine bobinaebcnbe Be-
mertung meinte er ld6elno:
.Si iebt eile s3eit gum 8ilbsrfauz
fen? Mnb nidt iebes Ma6mert bon
MienlAenbanb arm llnb leer erIdei=
men neben ben 8ilberu. oeren iene
Menfacmlee le iibcrool lit? Wsm
leute Der @inn hauad itebt, feline
Gtube NIT bunten S6ilbereien alls=
3usieren, Der tonn fiirfpabr nur nit
bolbem !6eroen BEL ber @od)e oes
8aterlanbes 1ein."
.Mber Sic mi7en pie1eidt nidt,
lieber WeiHer, baB Ser Maoi1trat
un1erer olten &unititabt cine grobe
5umme ousgepprfen bat, un oapun
Merte ner bier lebenbm aiinitler gu
eripcrEen.
.Rod - id neib ,es iabr mpbl,"
nidteN CT. .gine fh5ne uno ipiiroise
Sprm. Der unterltiiBuna, iiber bic i'd
MIDI pom Seraen gcfrcut babe. Wenn
bic 10 eriporbenrn 9ilber einlnal aus
seltelt lperben %Iollten, uro ipenn lie
unter ibnen ocs cine poer nnoers
sntosden iouten, has Sbnsn Dea friiz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

- General Ban befincet id
lout elmer Melouns beg nSournal 81
puris" sur5eit ldpertrant in Dem
tattaIiiden 8abeprt @{1entuti. 6,
bat ieine Mijiion in Rublane untsr=
breden miii1en.
Die 3a6l Der pcr1pncn,
bencn Die elfaB=lpt9ringilhe StnatS-
5u9cbori9teit obertannt purbe, be-
tragt nod Der .Strabh. poIl" bis
Der insseiumt 1886; bic iiina{te 2i{te
umfubt 4S7 Namen.
Cine Der dDnten I'M
grobten 9ursen Der Hbeinpfal5, nit
bobe Maoenbur9, aebt INNER mebr
benz Serial entge9en. gegenipdrtio
1T ein GROCER Sell Ger peitbin le=
tanntm Burg tpe9en GiuItursssfabr
selpcrrt.
5 sunni os. 5. puroe
liz Der SIopt Steims cine Yplsssdhs
lung pprsenommsn. Sic ergab bic
Anpelengeit BON 1O,O12 Erauen,
1851 Wtlnnern unb ALTO &iuoern,
insaeIomt 1888 Giuno6ncr. gor
Gem @ries 5dblte 8eimS l15,l7S
g%inppbIer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

8ei einem beftigen Sc
tpitter i4lug Der glig I'M 9orfe We.
BOG, i'm 2oiresebiet, in Dos bon BEL
6amilie 8arbel bepobate 9aus elm
Die 5amilie lab eben beiu gfIsn
Der llebsebnjdbrise @pbn muroe oui
Der @telle setDtet; IsiEem grrsea
purben belize Irme abaerifien mn
aud bic SHUTTER erlitt Yerletunaen
tuabreno 9err 8urpel lelbIt obne rer
9erin9iten 9aooen papontala.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

Srinters 4b d II. Bier
maper: nPfui, Seufel! Den eor5en
Gag i9Dn bring ib ben etelboften
@eidmad ni9t aus benz Munb!"
Weinin9er: .Mas 1T Dir benn
seideben?"
8%iermoper: n9eim, 3obnbiirIten
9ab ID einen Srcpien @aner se=
ialudt!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
@cnn Sic Grfaltuno Dabcn.

g'eben Gle adt barauf, pcrn1il1bcrl
@%llsiceung Ser @efabr, ieio reselmdbiq
nno poriid)tig nit oent Glen, c~bcnfals
fanst on, 81. Sings Mep 9isepperl
81 nebnen. gs entbalt Ginc Sar, mz
tileptil6e Dele rno 9aIiame. Siibrl
lei6t ab. 9r. Sings Stem Giscpbert
erleidtert Sbren Suitcn, bclhmidtigt
Sbre 2uftrDbre llno 8rpudial Sllben.
bdlt Sbre grfaltuna allf, fangt an So
ten &opf a1i5lfldrcn. SIN fur6er 3eii
lnilIen sic, bab Shire @rfdltuns better
lit. gs lit Ser gebrdl1dlidc Samilicnz
9uiten : Sbrup, ieit iiber 40 Sabrer
I'M @cbralld,. &auft lpfprt cine Slaz
lde. @altet es int @auie als eincr
@rfdltuuesperbilter. Sci Sbrem Mpps
tbcfer ou baber1. (In5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
geidubt Guer Siub.

SIT SIR Sinh blei6, trdse, irritabcl
uno nn5ufrieben NIT einem glutans
orans gum aopf, iolltcn sic iid bcsz
Ielben iofort a%nnebmen, ba alIes ba<
rouf binneiIt. baB es an @iirmcrn
leibet. aidapoo @prm aiacr lit, mos
Sic faufen iolten. 9ieies tppblbefann>
tie @eilmittel in 2o5ense Sorm lit leid1
81 nebmen unb treibt bic @iirmer TO-
fort ab. Sic l1riade BEG 2eibens ST.
res &inbes. Nur Csc BEL Sbrem Mpos
tbefer. (Gn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Sic iulltem tagli6 eineu stubIsana
babcn.

Gin FREEZER leidter stubIsang ieben
Sag 1T ein Seiden gutter @eiunbbeit.
9r. Sings Neip 2ife Eils tperbcn ST.
men eincn leidten Stubl9a1lg perIdafz
fen obne sd1nerscn unb SIR gpltem
bon Slutgiften befreien, SIR glut
rcini9en, 9artleibi9fett pertreiben unD
cine ppr5iislih auoallernbe @irflns
ouf SIR gau5es Sbitem babcn. Madt
sic fiiblen, als pb sic Ieben tpplten.
Sur Csc bel I~potbefern. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

Sd1edt angebradtes
gertrauen biiBte Der @9a11tgebilfs
Mno. Sennemann in Der Mauldsn
Mirtl4aft in Ct, gloub, Minn.
aurd ben 8erluit elmer nertpolIen
3a1denubr. Na9 feinen Mittsiluaz
gen. on bic golisei tumen bier i6m
unbetannte Wdnner in Die Mirtihaft
unb baten I'm Grlaubnis, lib maz
lden gu burfen. Die @rloubnis plrs
Be gepabrt unb Die 2eute in Elm SIM
teroimmer sepieien, mo lie bic Gei-
nisullg p%ornebmeu burften. Sn Die
lem 3immer bling Die 0eite Senne=
manrs, in beren 5aide ii9 cine gl-
gin u9r i'm Merte pou $50 an eine1
Settle befano. OILS na9 elmer bolten
Sturbe Die Mdnner Dos 3immer
berlieben, 9ing &ennemann blne.n.
UNI Ieine 8elte an5u5ieben. 9ierhei
entoedte er, ,oaB feline llbr fort mar:
tur Elm 5Midden Settle NOR in Die
Saide suriidsetcdt iporbsn, nm To-
fprti9e gntoedung 81 ocrbinoern.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-08
CONFEDERATE VETER-
AN WRITES
John ID. Smaii. Formerly of Ian,
caster County, Wants to Get
in Touch With Former
Cnura doc
Comrades.


Editors of the Lancaster Ledger or
successors: Kind Sirs. l wish to
make some inquiry through your
paper If you will be so kind as to
grant me that privilege. will in
troduce myself by saying l once was
a citizen of your county Lancaster,
| was born and raised at Old Flint
Ridge p. o. on the Rocky River 9
miles east OF Lancaster c. H. I
nave been away from there since
1866. and have lost sight of all my
old acQuaintances, if any of them
are living anywhere in that country
/ would like to ge in communication
with them. | want to know if there
is any of the Old 18th S. C. Vol.
INIT. Company + or Co. /. Still in
that country! If there is / would be
very proud to hear from you. Or any
| was amember of Company Z. 10Th
Regiment of S. c. Vol. 1t has been
so long since / left there that have
forgotten many OF the names that
| used TO know well. Though many OF
them are still fresh in my mind.
Such as the Small's, Belk's, Caskey's.
of my old friends in that country.
Porters, Carnes', Robertson Lam
neny's, Houkh's, Johnson's Copelands
Hinson, Clyburn, and quite a lot
of others which will not name now
! Is my old friend, Frank Hale still
there if he is I want to hear from
him? / would so much appreciate {
letter from any of my relatives ol
old friends back there. / would sa,
am living in a beautiful country
much better than it is back in Ole
Lancaster. We have the finest clim
ate in the world. 1t rarely ever get
cold enough to freeze and the sum
mers are not as hot as it is bacl
there. We can have fresh veget
ables tao year round and can rails
almost any kind of fruits excep
apples, all kinds OF citrus, fruits, ant
more fish than any state in tn
Union. Health is good, good sec
iety and plenty of churches an
schools. Well for fear / will TAX
up too much space I will quit TO
the present.
Thanking you in advance for you
courtesy, i am yours most sincerely
John ID. Small,
Ocala, Fla, Box 800.
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kershaw's Need.

mere is not a hotel or boarding
mouse In South Carolina that SUM-
plies better meal than can he oh
tanned at the Benton hotel In Ker-
shaw. Every person who has nass-
ed this way and taken a meal there
hnds real pleasure In returning and
enjoying the privilege again. But
whiie that is true regarding meals
we seriously doubt If here is anoth.
er town of equal size and impor.
lance but that has far more cred
table building in which to operatt
a hotel. The little village of Be
thune, with scarcely more than one
fourth the number Of inhabitant.
we have here, has a building o.
brick that would be credit to ;
town OF five thousand or more In
nabitants. Certainly IL Bethun,
can have such building, Kershav
can have even better one. 1t Is ;
fact that a good hotel building 4
the thing that Kershaw most need
at this time to put her on eoua
footing with other enterprising an,
progressive towns. first class no
tel gives town distinct charac
ter, and more good and substantial
advertising than any other enter
prise 1t may have. And a goo,
one can be built here IL the matte
is gone at in the rlgGt kind of way
-Kersbaw Era.
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EoucarIon City Girls Miss.

City girls of any class rarely IL eve.
have any domestic education or train.
ing unless they get it in their schools
they are taught the boundaries of the
United States and the source of the
Nile; they learn that II you buy prod.
ucts at certain price and sell at a
higher you make money, but what TO
do with the money when you make Il
no one discusses. 1t is all making
money or things, never the right use
OF money or things, that Is impressed
upon boys and girls from their primary
class on to the bitter end. The chill.
dren OF well-to-do families In smaller
places have opportunities far educa.
tion in the real things OF life which
these others often lack, but since our
grandmother's day education and train.
ing In home affairs within the home
walls has been neglected to a dan
gerous degree. Woman's World.
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Nova ScotIa's History,

When discovered by the British ip
i4s7-9S Nova Scotia was not i..lmed.
A few years later 1t was settled by
the French, who called it Acadia, II
passed to the English by the treaty of
Utrecht, in 171S, and they changed the
name from Acadia to Nova Scotis.
This name was first used in O grant
made by King James I, who was born
IN Scotland, and chose q name in
honor of his native country. The
royal grant under the name was made
u Sir William Alexander, a Scotch.
rsh' who wrote poor poetry, and was
created Lord Stirling by Kiag James.
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Cheerful Man Wins

In recent contest of woman's opin.
ions this type brought first money. He
Is described as follows:
vote for a cheerful grin, and for
the man who always has it ready at
the right time. He can be depended
upon as Judge OF human nature, a
humorist, an optimist, tactician, an
altruist and a friend. If he's q doc.
ter, | want him when I'm sick. II
he's a preacher, I'll go to his church,
regardless OF denomination. If he's
in business. I'd like to work for him
II he wants NE to, Ill marry him.
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We most heartily endorse
Sheriff Hunters excellent ar
ticle on modern education. We
have frequently had occasion
heretofore to comment on the
injurious system of cramming as
well as the mere hearing rather
than the teaching of lessons.
There is need of teachers whose
hearts as we'll as heads are edu-
Gated Alright and who have good
commonsenSe, combined with
Judgment and discretion. The
taxpayers are entitled to value
received for the money they put
in the schools and trustees who
are charged with the selection
of teachers should inquire
closely into the character and
other qualifications of all teach
ers who are entrusted with i'm
pressionable children. This re-
mark of Judge DeVore's in his
charge to the grand jury at
Sumter yesterday expresses our
sentiments also: "Pd rather
have a good teacher in a log
school house than an incompet
ent teacher in a fine building"
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What of our proposed hosp
ital? Every thoughtful citizen
feels that there is a definite need
of a local infirmary and should
bend every effort towards hav-
ing one. Lancaster knows how
to get things and "where there's
a will, there's way" Wesneed
a hospital and we are going to
have one. Let's do it now.
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fe Editor EXPLAINS.

A week or so ago we said that wo
were thinking of letting our thor.
oughDred bull get into politics this
yeaf because he has one qualification.
for the benefit of fools we should
nave AIDED that the one qualification
IS an ability to make a loud noise
WIN MS notwithstanding Inn Tir-
une.