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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
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(Spezialdepeschen dieser Zeitung.)

ulesel LeltunS.)
2onoon.-Sm pberen glioB 6a>
ben Die 9eutiden cine Sffeniipe gro>
bereu Stiles b%egonrleu. - Sic Sire
tbuIa", ipeIcte Dor Wonaten ben beutz
ihen &rel3er .@liider" in Der Norbz
fee S6laGt torpeoierte, iticB am IS.
Scbrunr auf cine Ninc unO flo9 in
Die 2uft.
8aibington, 9. G.-Bilion
lit ipicocr ulf's bobe NoB 9eitie9en.
Wenn, beibt cs, 8ieu nift in obcfries
bigenoer 8eiie" Den Nn9riif ertldrt,
Den elm DIterrei6ii6es 1lnterIee6pot
ouf Den amerifanii6en Setroleums
Sampler ~Setrolite" I'M 3itteGdnbis
ihen Weere Dor cinigen 8ocben
madJte, oiirfte es lid nuf crnite
8~oniequen3cn 9cfabt MAIDEN.
Sittsburgb. ga. Staupoob
Wcufeu, 8rdlioeut Der National
SecuritD league erfldrte in elmer
Heoe Dor Dem S~ngenieurs s@erbanb
bes ipeitlihen SenniDlpnnia's Montag
Naht, er %perlange SlptteniefretGr
9antel's G6banfung, bn berIelbe nidt
Die notbi9en Sabi8teitcn fir iein amt
belize. Gu6 perIangt Der 9etreffenbe,
Der INNER ein treuer Semofrat mar,
ol8cmeine 3pan9soriupili6t fir
Sung Gmerifn.
Glepelanb, O.-Sari 8etrass,
Die i60ne ungariihe @iibucntiinitleriu,
lit in Subapeit oils engliiher Gpion
eri6oiien iporben. Gin Griegsaeridt
faub Tie ihulbig, lire S65n6eit miBs
braldt gu baben, Inn bo6eren Gift
5ieren miIitdriihe @ebcimniie An ents
lodeu, fuel6e iie bann burd oes
ihmusgelte @rieie benz britiIden
SriegSs Department. iibermittelte.
gum u%D % sI ! MsSsG Sbee.
Dk H.a M, aus, eaunt.,, Ok N,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Safer unb &"artoffeln. Snl6 einse>
STUNT. IA Meile bon Stride uno
Shulc. Yrei5 $110 per Ndcr. Be-
bi~n9ungen: $500 bnar; Helt nllf
3eit. Matthias Sdnttt, yipie erect,
IinncIota. 2,17.d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Soma TarmeA ~ berfaafen.
Ru berfaufeu.

100 older Sarm, x wleiIe bon Srtf6aft,
air6e uno e4peiterni9uIe, extra t6oneS,
eroBes, neueS SauS unb srober Baiement.
stqn. aetn nubloies ganb. eebwieeI 2oam.
' 1870 9tdcr Sarm, 81 Weilen bon Gtaot,
IN MleiIe bon idt6oItl6er Sr&e nnb S9uIe.
eebr iodine grobe @ebdIee,. erober Clio. 3iuei
unb 8oabMt SolteinsStier ade WSai6ineH
einaei0loien, $14,500. eebr m1biee @e.
etneunsen. u. alsinbein5 e. Sou, WVarib.
ftel6, MtS.
gstm S8reibeu ertpdbne bieiss gIatt :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Shells &
gu %berfaufen.

100 older, feds MetIen bon 8aIend, Iieben
metlen bon Dubuque, eine @leile bon Wenont
nee, no f9 STRIDE uno S6ule befinben, ie6S
8immer SalS. Sommsrfi9e, boppelter aeaer.
Gifterne. gutter Drummer nit Winomlble. Staa.
@eiretbei8uppen uuo dnbere decentralization
Sunger glepfelearten nnh @etnberg. 4aS meiiie
Qan6 Ut befief. 9ute g8eioe nit Gueaen uno
iliebenoem Q8aiier. Wan peRbe it6 all Mrs.
Wahau Blum, 0alena. Suinots.
getm S9reiben ertpdbue man oiefes gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
3orrcippmbens.

Sic in Sreiburg in 1881 eeborene
Srau s. g. @al3 lit am is. Sanuar
1916 i'm Seime ibrer Softer, Der
Grau Sraut @o9t, 81 Glen Saben,
8is., geItorben. @on IL &inbern
ilberleben Die geritorbene neln nit
IA @nfeln uno 81 llrenfeln. r. l.. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Standardization Ir5t, beuts
i6er p%orge5p9en. 0roBes @irfungss
fclb, Stabt an giienbabn. SGreibt
an g. Spg 216, Spfab, Iinn. 2,17,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

@erlangt.-9ie Ioreiie bes Germ
SdilB. 8enn Suremburger obcr BON
lurcmbur9er Gbitammung, idreibcn
Sic gefl. an Setter Stint, Nortbfielb.
Winne1oto. 2,24,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Serlam9t>
9(mSei9em.
&leinc Mn,cisen, oie @einls
tate brinsen.
yfalt lefe Die @erlaugts9l u,eiNcu= Splltc
mo bennee oieielbs.
Isle man beitent.

Wie man beitellt.
@tan ffreibe feline Su5eiss liar nnb
Nreifp. Gas erie mat 4 GentS
Ls'IS' prp Wprt: oarnan D
eenfS prp " 20 o d c.
Sas @elb muR nit Der an5ciss einse'
ianbt iuerben.
ssorfer, tuie g.. g. Gu neriaufrn. Sn per-
mtetptr. Werlanat. aniteluua scfnd]t MN;
leIule 9tnrte1 nno 4ortHen meroen aie
stnem S1etl Der gr5etee betradltet nno mn''
zen be5abit iuerben.
vans sic Sbren Tamen pber GoreNe
ntnt pnbit5teren iupncn, f6unen Ste etnen
chalifapen poer einr Huntmer gebrnndlen,
=, q. w. e., care Catholic Yrinttng 20.
Stetes ptro tebpdj nle ctnen sheil Der In'
5etge betrndltet unb nis %iupieie &sSrter DC.
rennet. (Seim Ginienoen iulder InSeigen
lnret1e man tebpdl irinen Tarnen nno
Norene liar uno ~beutiidl, onrttt tptr DIG
Niflpnrten on bic rihtise Aoreiie beforoern
t%dnnen.)
l@tan sebe beim ehrciben an, Of bic Gu'
Setse tn Der Perlangt.Gu5eigeu' Spaite CT
f%dleincn ipn.
@crgcNen Sie nidt, bak 10000 fnfbpiti6le
Santilten biefe auSetgenipalte NIT Sntertft
oeripigen iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

80 gfer, IA Ieile bon Goie
Greef, Wlpipcr 9ountp, Iiun., gang
pfliigbar, IA Ider inter aultlir,
ihlpar6cr Hoams Sooen, chen, gutter
8ruunem fIeiues Saus, StaQ unb
@ranarD. 0uteS 2ano fir aorn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Surge Siibner, bier pcr1diebene
HnIlen. Sdreibt fir &ntalpg. Wiif
Barbara Blum, Sem @oibinston.
Sbip. 3,30,u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

3n perfnuien.-Iier Gotten so Bel
$50 SUB, in einem 9lod in 8pdbam,
9. Satota. @epobener &rabt3aun,
arteiiites @ailer, Stau uub @es
treiocbaus. Yreis $1,000. $1,000
baar; Geit rndb 9eliebeu. Sir nGbere
austunft itreibt an Sod Bug 95,
@nboper, Q. Tat. 2,17,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

3u uertaufcn.-160 Slider, gang
inter Sultur, gutter 9pben, quite Ser
b%eIicrungen; Gin uub cine balbc Weile
BON Giieububn>S tatipn, cine Meilc
bon fatboliihcr Stride. 500 per Nder.
so Idcr, 9unS inter aultur, idnpe>
rcr Sooen, gcringe GerbeNerungen;
3ipei Wteilen bon belltidcr tatbolilher
Stride. 800 per Ider. 2cid)te gee
Oiu8ungen. Sobn 9iaet, Saitings,
Winneiotd. 2,17,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17


8rufpcrfaufs =Ireiie.
Subuque, Sa,, IA. Sebr. 10.
@ctrcioc nno Sem.
8eiSen: 95c-$1.00 per 9uibel.
0afer: 50c-55c per Suibel.
&prn: 72c-75c per 8uIbel.
@erlte: 60c-70c per gui6el.
Seu: 8iloes, So. 00-$11.00;
Simotbp, f. .00-$15.00 per Sonue.
Sieb.
Stiere: $4.50-$7.0O.
Climber: SIS. 100000.
4iibe: $5.00-$5.50.
&Glber: So. 00-$7.50.
9dmmer: $4.5O-$5.50.
Shpeine (auf Dem SUP: $3.50
$3.50, per 100 Yfulb.
Butter nnS Gier.
Ger Cfriidc) : 32c per SuBeno.
Butter: 31c-33c per Sfunb.
Chicago, ST., IA. Sebr. 10.
8etreibe.
Mai: S1.255B-$1.2s4.
SuIi: $1,2oA-$t.2112
@ai: 76hc-773sc.
SuIi: 7612e-773sc.
Safer.-
@ai: 47Bc-4s5sc.
Suli: 45%c-45Bc.
GicD.
Shlpere: S7.90-$6.35.
Haube: $7.90-$S.05.
2cidte: $7.75-$S.25.
@emiid)te: $7.90-$S.35.
Iieb-
ailbe unb Hinoer: So. OO-$S.0O.
@eitern: $6.50-$S.00 70.
adlber: S.50-$11.50.
0ctretbcmarft.
IA. Sebruar 1870
DC inneapoIis.-
gSeiScn: Mai, $1.26; Suli, 1924.
@erite: 65c-72c.
9 II b.
8ei8eu: @ai $1.26%. Suli,
$1.25H.
8 innipcg.-
8ciSen: @ai, $1.26; Suli,
$1.24Hs.
Saicr:. @ai45Bc; Suli, 45c.
81 t. 2ouis.-
@ei8en: @ai, 1928; Suli,
$1.17M.
9orn: @ai sac; SuIi, 57Ac.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

@eiuht.-Iann Der Tferbe9cihirr
uno S6ube reparieren fann. @llter
2obn uuO ~beitdnbige Initellung fir
ben redten Wann. u. z. Sraut,,
2ilh 9. Sat. 2,24,u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
splanse Der gprratE banert.-

Sm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. glltelt
Sarmlaubes, bier Meilcn o 3ell,
lpeldesf cine groBe fatboliide Stride
uno cine 9rpBc fatboIiide Sdulc bat.
Die @e9enO lit gang beutid) uno
fatboliid. 100 elder inter &ultur,
Reit @eibe, Naes pfliiebar. Yrci3
$35 per Nder; $4,000 banr. bos
llebrige auf Belt. - GbeniaQs $50
9uibels 9orantiertes 1914 Siiper
Sing Saotforn 3l So per 8uIbcl.
8. q. Bauer, 3eQ, g.. 9af. abba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

3u pertauien:-6S0 Nder Sicbs
farm, As Meilen bon @~iebbofen in
Siio ct. Saul. Giienbnbnz Statipn
auf DER Sarmr. 200 MGer inter
&ultur, Geit 8eioe uno 8nlo. Slie>
benber Bad burf3iebt bas 2onb, tets
offene Gucue. @ouitdnbig NIT MOTH
ipcnoi9eu @ebdilSen n%uSgeitattct. sos
per Idcr. Seidte Sebingunger. SUbn
Taci, 9a'tingS, Wtinn, 2,17,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Idtuns, &atbulifen!-&ier lit bic
@egeno, Inn gutes 2ano 81 f%aufen.
aeiu b~eiieres in Winneipta. 8rpBe
gnditeinz Stride, Sdipeiternihule aus
Sadlteiu, 5lpei Srieiter. 2nnb Su $50
bis 500 per older. aorn 9ebeibt gut
bier. SONNET brett 81 mir uuo
iparet aommiiiious : 8ebiibreu. Sd
bin aatbolif. s.. .. Samp, Wprris,
Mtinneiota. 2,24,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
s6peiser srieasanleibe iibersei6net

@ern.-Sie 8e9ierun9 eicbt be-
FAINT, bab Die neue &rtegsunIeibe bon
100, 100000 Srancs, ipeld]e gu bier
einbalb 9ro5ent aufgele9t tpurbe, Inn
25,000,000 Sranten iiber3ei6net
tpltroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Stelenseiuh.-8ittpe iuft Stele
oils S%ausbdltcrin fir Yrieiter. Cute
3%elgniiie. Ibreiiiere: %. S.-141,
bteIeS Slatt. 2,17,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Sanrfiinitlerin. - gli5nbet6 Glort,
9narfilnltlerin, ipirO Sbncn cine breis
itrdrgigc SIedte fir $500 beritcIlcu.
Seuoet @ure a~us9etdnmten Saare
mad $50 Gait 25tb st., MinneapOlis,
W,inneipta. 3,2,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Whtuna, Deutlhe Matbolifen!

gSas oentl Sbr uoer Die beporiiebeuoen
Sdnesiiiirmef
95arum iommt Sbr nt6t rat Ciluboma uno
idert quo eth Setm tn elmer auieu ~beutfben
&niteolungf Sbr fonnt an /. Sanuar mil
BEN Garmarbeiteu Beginner.
aat6olii6e Setmfuner itnoen bier quite Seine
su n~teorieeu Yretjen. uno Elm ber5li6e5 Wil.
iommen III ether blibenoen gniieoiung, tn Der
gGbe BON air6c uno Vriefier.
Nir ndbere e%tnsinrft fdrcibe ODER ~ieIeora.
mir, mon an 7. y. Seutcn.
TRe'eren5en: @art OF GIein. 0Iatn. Ola,
oser Mep. Satber 9arberortnten. SterIina
Oklahoma.
peiui S6reiben erpdbne man biefes gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

5u p%crfnufcn. - Giertelieftion, -
Meile bon Oates, Wontunn. Saus
uno Stall. @uter Srunnen. so older
gebrofen. 100 ELDER piliigbar, Heit
quite @eibe. Sang ein9e5dunt. 1915
per Ider. Goreiiiere: u. @. Hoen,
gates, Wontata. Eliza
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Sarms Sppotbeten gu perfaufen
burh Sran5 8. 8.e & 6 o..
g.. Gtod inn 9ants unb SnIurances
@cbdube. lleber 3S Sabre g%rfabruns.
- e. Wilgins. Deuttder Nbboiat
uub Notar. Hant u. S~niuranee 4lba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

0eindjt.-@uter SdJmieb fir all
9emeine Nrbeit. @uter 2pbn unb be-
itdnbi8e @nitellung fir red)tcn @ann.
Nbrciiiere: >. Ella, bicies 9latt.
2,17,d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Gin 100000 Sdabenfeuer
Gi6erte 9onnerstag Nadt bas 8aas
rengebGllbe Der 9ubuquer q. q.
Cooper Sirma elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
@as pernen bic amerifaniiden
&~atbpltfen tbun?

; @ns merbcn bic amerifa=
: niid)cn &atbulifeu betreff Der
= &riesserflGruug tbun, bic bic
= Naiicrten burf bic sebeime
= ,r6ntiihe" &lauiel int 2unbuncr :
= @ertrag hem 81. Batter seitellt
r baben? Siebe 2eitartifel auf :
= Seite 6 bieier Summer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Spfurt perlanst.-Wann nit CIR
fabruns in Sarmarbeit, einihliebli6
Welten. $85 per Wouat. 9euti6e
fatboliihe NahbarIfaft. Weile bon
Stabt. gpr 81, Saperbiu, So. 2,17,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

gum Nbiiibrsn Nl .W.N Sb..
NIB Slntreini9m WV
20 6ts. go alien Gamblers. rs 6ts,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Observation-Disclosures Mann
% Sabre alt, iuht Irbeit auf Sarm.
Wtan 9ebe 2pbn an. Sur is, Houtc /,
W~turttnsbllrg, Wo. 2,17,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

9eim e6reibcn eripdbne biefes gIatt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
BAD DAY FOR THE AIaNIEN.
French Report Says 20 German Mn.
chimes Were Downe<I.

Paris, Sept. 24.--German troops
this morning attacked the French
positions on the farm OF Liable
wood, north Of the River Somme, but
were repulsed by artillery and ma
chine gun fire, says the. official state
ment issued this afternoon by the
French war department.
In aerial encounters yesterday, 26
German machines were forced to de-
scend, the statement adds, many OF
them being destroyed. Lieut.. Guy
nemer accounted for his eighteenth
acroplane. The statement continues
"Aviation-Yeste enemy air
men having shown unusual activity.
our pursuing squadrons successfully
engaged them in aerial combats On
great part of the front our pilots
gained considerable success and in
disputably had the upper hand Of
the enemy.
''On the Sommc front there were
20 engagements. -Four enemy planes
were brought down. One fell in the
VauN woods. Two, attacked by sub
Lieut. Guynemer, descended in
flames, after some minutes of fight
ing. A fourth machine crashed to
the earth south Of Miserey. Three
other German machines were seri-
ously hit and fell wrecked near ,Es-
trees and in the region Of Peronne.
-Four enemy aeroplanes we're
compelled to descend IN their own
lines. 1t Is confirmed that one Ger
man machine, reported seriously hit
September 90, was brought down be-
tween Miserey and Villers-Ca rbon-
nell.
Between Chaulnes and Havre six
Germans were brought down. One
fell burning near Chaulnes during an
engagement between four French
and six enemy machines. A second
fell at Licourt, third at Parvillers
and fourth south of Marchelpot.
A fifth and sixth were brought
down by the same pilot In an engage
ment between a French squadron
and six Germans. They fell in the
region Of Andrehy, one in our lines.
"A 'Fokker fell flaming near our
lines north of Chalons. Another was
apparently seriously damaged.
"In the Verdun region machine
guns winged a German at close quar-
ters. The machine descended on
Poivre Hill. A FOkker dived verti-
cally into our lines east Of ST. Mi
hie.
"In Lorraine, a French pilot pur-
sued German for a distance of 12
miles into the German line, killed the
passenger and compelled the machine
to descend. Another enemy machine
descended in the forest OF Gamccy.
In the Vosges two enemy machines
dived nose downward into our lines
after fighting our pilots"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
Mrs. Susan Edwards Dead.

Seneca, Il. T.. D., Sept. 21.---Spe-
cial: Mrs. Susan ''wards was born
in Union county, South Carolina,
May 18th. 1881, and died at the
home Of her son, w. B. Edwards,
Seneca Route 4, on September 18th,
1916. Her husband died 33 years
ago in Anderson county. She leaves
four children-Mrs w. J. Orr, West
minister; J. G. Edwards, Walhalla;
w. b. Edwards, Seneca, and Mrs. J.
T.. Merritt, Greenvllle. Besides there
are twenty-five grandchildren and
several great-grandchildren and
many friends to mourn her death.
Mrs. Edwards had been a member
Of the Baptist church for 61 years
and lived true Christian life. OF
kind, loving disposition, she made
friends Of all who knew her.
The last four months OF her life
she was confined to her bed, and her
suffering was severe at times, but she
never complained. was resigned to
Gods will and was patient through
1t all. Her remains were laid to rest
In the cemetery at Return church on
September 10, after services con-
Quoted by Rev. G. D. Boyd, Of South
Union.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
LOOKS FOR 2O-CENr COTTON
IL You Want Meeting, Write Ircsi-
dent of Farmers Union.

VI. Il. Morrison, OF McClellunville,
Charleston county, president OF tho
South Carolina Farmers Union, be-
heVes that If the farmers stand to-
gether and keep their cotton or tho
market for a while the price will 20
to go cents.
ITO start this cotton holding
movement have been requested to
call meeting in Columbia, Thurs
day. September 2S, at 3 O'Clock D.
ln., he writes. '"rhis | will do IF
farmers are interested enough to at
tend such meeting or will join In
the holding movement and will 80 in
dicate by writing me a card"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
To the Voters OF OcOnce.

Editor Keowee Courier: I desire
through your columns to publicly ex-
press to the voters Of Oconee my
sincere thanks for the splendid vote
given me in the primaries of August
29th and September 18th, by reason
of which l have again been nominat-
ed for the office OF Sheriff. This evil
dence Of confidence In me, and en-
dorsement Of my endeavors to en-
force the laws in the past four years
without prejudice toward any man,
Is most sincerely appreciated by me.
1t shall be my endeavor in the future
as in the past, to do my duty--many
times extremely unpleasant-impar-
TALLY. with full regard for the laws
but without knowing friend or foe
In the discharge OF any official duty
am deeply grateful to all for the
loyal support given me, and my very
best efforts IN the discharge Of my
duties will he my manner Of showing
my appreciation.
Very respectfully,
(adv.) JOHN w. DAVIS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
THE NORMAL TRAINING CLASS.
Oconce County Normal VIII Open
Monday, October Second.

The opening Of the Oconee county
normal training class, which will be
conducted in Ptichford's Hall, Main
street, Walhalla, is announced for
8 a. m. on Monday, October 3, 1916.
Every teacher, every trustee and
every patron Of the schools of Oco-
nee county is cordially invited to at
tend the opening exercises of Oco-
nee's normal training class, the most
recent addition to our county's edu-
cational advantages.
The members Of the County Board
Of Education, the trusteeS of The
Walhalla High School and other
prominent educators of the county
Will be present to address the men,
bers OF the class and the visitors.
A most cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the citizens Of Oconee to
attend, and all interested in educa-
tion are urged to come.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
N. Y. STRIKE SITUATION ACUTE.
Leaders Say 10000 Workers Will
Quit by End of Week,

New York, Sept. 2G.-With the
announcement Of labor leaders that
approximately 100000 union work.
ers in various trades would quit their
places tomorrow in aid Of the Strik-
ing cal men here, 1t was believed to-
night that The effort to tie up virtu-
ally all industries in Greater New
York had reached an acute stage The
union officials declared that an addi-
tional 100000 workers would strike
Thursday and another 100000 Fri
day, making .Otal OF 100000 out
hy the end OF the week.
1t Was asscr'e that 5000 brewery
workers, 1l,h'O employees in the
building trades All 10000 mem
bers Of the United Hebrew Trades
were in favor Of a sympathetic strike.
Twelve thousand teamsters also
were reported ready to quit work
Thursday or Friday. A meeting Of
the executive council Of the building
trades was called for Thursday to
take final action after the business
agents in Manhattan and the Bronx
had voted for the strike.
Mayor Mitchell. whose efforts to
settle the differences between the
striking carmen and the transit com
panies have failed repeatedly, sum
moned the labor leaders before him
as soon as he heard Of their plans.
He said he desired to be informed
directly as to what might be expect
ed tomorrow. The union officials,
he announced, told him they expect
ed 100000 workers to strike "as a
starter"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
THE CALI OF THE BALLOT.
state Chairman Urges All Democrats
to Itegistet. Now.

Columbia, Sept. 25.--Saying that
an 1ntfmatiOn has been made that
there might be bolt from the Dem
ocratlc party III South Carolina at
the general election to be held on No
Vember Z, John Gary Evans. Of Spar
tanDurg. chairman Of the State Dem
ocratic Executive Committee, here
to-day, issued call to the Demo-
Gratis of the State to register by the
first Monday in Octob,l in order to
be prepared for such an emergency.
He says that the state owes it to
President Wilson to Register q large
vote for him.
The Call.
The following Is the call issued by
Chairman Evans:
ITO the Democratic Voters OF South
Carolina:
'Thc intimatiOn has been publicly
given that bolt from the party may
be made; that another ticket may be
put out for the general election in
South Carolina in opposition TO the
regular Democratic ticket.
"AS Democrats we owe 1t to Presi-
dent Wilson that we should endorse
his administration by full vote. We
owe 1t to our state Democratic
ticket
'"The general election will be held
November 7. The first Monday in Oc-
toDer will be the last oportunity for
registering. IF you do not secure
your registration certificate by the
first Monday in October, to-day week,
you cannot vote in the general cleo
tion
''' urge this actiol upon all Demo-
Gratis with all earn,'siness. 1t is n
plain duty and every Democrat
should perform it.
Register and qualify yourself to
vote in the general election. Other
wise we may face serious danger.
John Gary Evans,
'Chairman State Dem EX, Com"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
British Release Parcels.

London, Sept. 25.-Twelve hun
drcd parcels consigned to the parcels
post from the United States TO desti-
nations within the territory Of the
Central powers and held up by the
British authorities have been releas-
ed and possession of them may now
be secured by their American con-
signors on their request.
According to the foreign Office this
proceeding merely follows a long es-
tablished policy Of the government
IN releasing non-contraband inward
bound parcels to their original con-
signOr.
The parcels released this week
consist mostly OF clothing. false
teeth and various articles which do
not appear OIL the blacklist.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
Want Troops Back Home.

Columbia, Sept. 22.-The Colum-
bia Chamber Of Commerce tonight
unanimously endorsed the efforts of
the Harvest Jubilee committee in
trying to get the South Carolina
troops back from the border in time
to participate in the State Fair to be
held from October 23 to 27. Secre-
tary Holcombe announced that the
assistance Of the South Carolina
Senators and congressman had been
requested and everything looked fav-
orable to the bringing back Of the
trooK within the month.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
Mr.. Lyles Thanks Voters.

Editor Keowee Courier: I desire
to express, through your columns, to
the voters o&Oconee county, my ap-
probation Of the splendid support
given mo in the two primaries In my
race for County Superintendent OF
Education.
I wish especially to thank the
many friends who SO loyalty stood
by me. With good will toward all
and malice toward none. I am,
Sincerely,
(adv.) 0. G.. I.YLES.