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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

luo ueOcr uin mir OaS 6e Der 96c nn Dcs 6rcns mic IL
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c Gdner5e bic III er Erar chen ous Ibclcrc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

Ncrlin, IA. 9top. gln T.
9iopcm6pr mlrSe 8rinj Seinri6 bon
Napcrn III sen adnlpien iiiolih pom
acknowledgements tootlih pcripunoct.
@on ser obcriicn 0ecrcSIeitung iuiro
on5n gcihricbcr;
Dic grignoc gpp, 5l Der OnS Sn-
ianterieleibrcgiulcnt inter iSiibrltng
OcS Brin5en &einrid pon 9ovcrn gr-
bortc, bate en- 6. 3. 6ilrd cincn fiji
nel 6lanfcritoB ponl Nlt. Stotc bcr.
untcr 0dS Nedcu BON 9Scrilani 0Iui9
BON Aothcni6urnlpaB ee0ifuct. SSnr
lpcitcrcn @erldnf iolltc lid) oic 9ri.
goOc III ocn Gjciis DeS 300 Dieter 6o,
her oelegencn &oiann Spimilni 0iiO.
lid oeS Mt 2tatc) iesen in Damn
ipieoer as StoBiliigel ocn glnerifi
bcioericitS Scr StrnBc geriiantis5a.
latruci 81 iintcritiibcn. Die Megi
nnbmc OeS 9Soiona 5pinnl1li iolltc
ocm Observation-Disclosures 5nfollen
EoS Oortige slneriiiseeldnoc lit iebr
5erfliiitet mo 5erriIicn iulO cine ein.
sebcnOe GrfinNigune nor notbia.
0cn Gormttag oes Z. 9}openlbcl
bcniiste scr @rigaociiibrcr 5itionnel
init benz 6ii6rcr ocs Nnfanterieleib
regirents, Sem Brin5er SeiilriM
oa5u, Slar6cit iiber Die 9lneriffSmog
lidteitcn mo Oos 3uiqmmeuipirfer
Don Snfanterie lnlo 9lrtilIeric 5ii ee
piirnet. Mus Der rorOeritcn 2ini
/ nm ut. Stute, Oic oui nlittlerc Sn
Notwithstanding Dem Semi
/ gegcniiberlaA mar ous AnarifiSge
ldnoe si iiberieben, Cbne 5fiidiiCh
oitf bic eiDenc &erion OerIndte oei
Rrin5 nit Der linn cigcnen Wepiiicn
| baitietcit, Die moelihea g9eoc mi
9IngriiTSuerD0ltniIic fir bic 9atoil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
gefanntma dIHussn.

1ir @unsei 9fHfnnaS Ssh6roe fanci orIc
Sic nid6i nnier 2l Sabre nnn ridbi iiber 85
Sabre alt iiiio mirneiiens 5uS s 8ou lin
Giriiupfcf) eros inlo mo miiioeitenS 40
@iuno tiddcnN) pieeer Mr Aeihelieina at
Der rdden Briiiunp iiir ben Grab bon Bro
beleMten fir oie Nnli5eifurce Der Stabt 9alti.
npre ein Qlnnelhunns siSorntulnre foiineu i'm
3iumer Der 8ultdetaQrniuQsBc Bch0roe, 1 Slir,
@erichisqebduoc Baltimore, inplid Slpifcben
10 llbr &nrmiitn1a uro I ilbr Gdmniiinas
eridn1t peroer. giIlc gtfmclornnct miiicn bor
oem 1anuor 1917 peaidht fein
Suc. ". Nlunicn, Ecirctdr.
(Gcae.14,1Get)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

Ger gSobr6cit aone, Ihlob es oui
nit icincm .SirteuItab,
Gin ncucS QerJ uno eincn giten
tteilcn gSiIlelt,
Soil nim 6infort Die MeIt nit ,5rie'
Sen iiillen;
9[n9 idD unO oul iuir 5icbcn S5nt cnt-
gegcn
Ter g9cibuohtsflong nulB Iih I'M
'oer5cn regen!
Gr fonlnt, CT nobtl gS 1T Der giltc
S)irtc,
Giirtb yinht uno 9tlrl mciin cincs
lid Ycrirrtc
MliIlioncn @cr5en 1abcn i'm criorcn,
Zen g9cltbc5lpingcr. Der I'M Stal(
geborenl
y. y q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
Sin aSnis I'M Stall at6Oren.


9adt in 8rartpdlait Don CLANS
umgeberl
Siidjt III Der igiillc oaS @cnuiicS lmo
iro'irbcr Grud1t
Gnuod)tc 0ieieS eIcttesfinD 5um ST.
oeilcbcH,
sSi cincm 1toac, bots Die liebcR
gleiIglein nifgcnlddltl
RSobl bats bic irene Wlutter parnt
gebettet,
Iic eerbrrg bot oelt 9lruen pcnig
gdufE
GA id5icn ale hdtt cil @ngcl lic gc'
reitet
Gem 0ic ycblrtSaciAihtc licit ii6
iuic cin 1roirml
GoDcti lit 1aIt oer Aerulite nod
eeborsen
llno mar 0ie Siitte audi gcrirg ino
fiein
GnS iparen IL Nlaria's id)perite Cor.
gtlL
Y gaic 9ettlcr, 'cgcn iic iadl getbleDem
NJ 5incin.
N Urit sRaeil nc BON Ebiit' 5li g9iirc
N IaB ooN ar6arntcno mon olc llinge
Dluttcr fibre
@ HI pilleln Eh0oh. i'll Ner QrUEten
JtMht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
QLnnn Ol. EGhlmnn.

Is farb am o. De3enber 1916. Gadmis
ina5 2 llbr, nnb IdngereH @rQHfein Nlnnn
9l Rseblmnu, pciiebie Satin ocs reriiorhenen
Vonrdo BoehlnIGn, IN tbrcnL 50. teoenald9t'
pic 8ccroienHa huoci ON Scnntae, ysanmil'
taos 3 llOr bon oct g8phuunp ibrer AQwier,
Srau Geo 9 1obnian, 9lr. 20tY, GR'WloHi.
mrnts9trahe, 0uA liait HelicbuHg prpGi ahl
benz ..Qli Carmel Syic0Dolc" -
unh peiiH cS olr, Ocrr, Pcidub
DliM oh5unrocrH aus Ocr lSeli,
GO aeb Gin icl'qe6 @noe bier,
Eos Id bort cipie fei bel Dir.
lNr.22.-oll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
9berclia Rublfs.

ca itarb an %. 2e5ember. 1916 xbrrsjiu
9lpblFo, eeliebe @oitin bon German Noblle,
i'm @lier bon SO Snbreit. BermnnDie uno
Steimee iiuo nbnnaspoIl ciNaelnocr Der Ses
erbtpitfte am sunninn, "a. Gc5ember, Ra9'
mitidos iA3 lht, bon i6rer llohnnug VT.
iG4l Drbrgprlues sStrafse, aus. bcsSnuobneu.
@cictuua duf ocui OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
SeIcna SuOsbura.

0S liarb ain %. Ec5cmbcr 1916 in Der
g6obuune ibrcr Tobier Sran Ni5Seiie eihHcr
y,r $500, Srlenne. Strnfc, 9clcnd Snospnra,
neb Gppfna, I'M gIIicr bon 81 SSabrcn uHo
sg{onalcn oclicbtc C3alitH nce beriiorbcncn 3oi
ieph W. Suoeburn Sic Aclt OCT @eeroiquii9
iuirn pdlcr beldnnt gcgebcn. iSc524
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

5hon ipor prrGliibt oes GagcS
glbenorotD,
@d)ou itieg bic glodt bic olmflc, an
ocn1 Sinnicl dni,
Goit iper idllicBt oem nmen g9eib
sic 1biirc nli2
Ga aanj sulcst, crbarnit iih nod
eiii Sddicr
lhlO oiinct irelnlolih icincn ,otdll
oem @oii;
Mic iDrcdten iic cnipor, Die piele1
S1lGfcr.
,Snl 5GaiitaII fau0 aiaria cnolitp
s1nit.
Gin aonigsfiro mar0 III Der Jfodlt
geboren
Die fnltc @cit nit ibrcut SLAMS bats
nift eepiBt
% lag q ihllnimerito an Der sVliit'
fer 9ruiil
SEEM Su6cIrlII 5og Oilrh ouS Sono,
nit Sang lin0 Hlang,
gSer iraet oornod), Ipenn iolh cin
aino gcboren2
God, aac Gneel 5ogen'S I6al eitt.
lang
Ger YetGlcbeul, oaS mar bon Gott cr'
fnren.
Iort Dat aid Iaoio einit 10 arm,
oos 2idt Der SSelt er.
blidt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
In IicbcuOer CSriuucrilus

Garl Ynblpie Mobbr
bcr acitcrn Dor ucin 2abrcr. an %. 6csem'
ber 1907 oeiiorbcu, aber Moi ocrgehen w.
gie Gdnoc iirb 5erriiicn
Ste Din nit uHS rcrsini,
luo ipeil mir oih rcrWtllcu
y9irii on rod Oft bcpeiHt
9cm oil Bio n6erbobcn
Gem ygeChic ntcfcr ,}eit
1it In Dem SenieiiS orobcH
s3ou nIler Noib beireit
Gcr Tco rib inipcrmulQct
ghdl otm bon iuicrer Selt,
,gnI Wieberieben" oor obeft
On robcr Hmialcii
c,euiomct pDn islner Oatiu, ieiner Ionter
tDH2l) hno ieincN SpplNN-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
ln Iieben0cr @rinnerMna

an mcBcn unberecbidcu Gaiien
9ubn @ctnbrrscr
pclcncr clnacgauacn NJ In bic ciptec 9eiuiaib
om 2f December 1910.
gtbon Gin Sabr Ut cuimunnnct
Seii curiidt on mcinclu Blid,
Ticfcs Gcio hub I'D cnlpiunocn
Tenn on part ulcin p1diics 6lld;
Hcrn idl nun rs ia ertroacn,
Sii es aud ein Derb Gcihid,
Sent fctu S6nicrs luto ielne Nlddcil,
Nringcn oin 81 mir 5urhd.
eshhintm're fntit i'm Srtoob Der Groc.
QMS 0crcinil tcreini 1or lpcroen ot
Sn bcr ieligen Gpi9fcti,
gon oeiuer tieiiraucrnocu Satin,
(7ss2i) @larsarrtas sSeIubrraer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

5ic 5ittcrn Dor iciuer 9llgcn trcicn
glid,
81 tricb tic aus ocm lcnpclnlit ocnl
Strid
llno ipra2 Der lcrnpcl ioll citl
9ctbouS icinl
Son oo otL trob Die 5hitb ocS Sal
les lbon bcreill
5ie mollten ibrcn (Sott liin @elo Der-
fouicn
lluo inncr i1bcr tam bic luilAc
SoniIesflid6
@ic trattctcr nod iciiicnl Sebcn lel-
ncm @liit;
5eir 2eoeitS6eher niuBtc lndndmul
ii6erloiiicr
90 itarb Der S0nigsiobn Der Srciinr
ocr Nrnei nno @erint
gcnl
Gr lebtl CT mill ms lpicoer irobt
Situoc 6rinecn;
Gas aino Ser slrnuIt6 BAT Ole g9ell
te5murgen
llio lit ais 9ottesio6n ms Senieit.
ein9eOrintaen!
Gcin Soo trni mic eiil 9liB bic Ounf
le @r0e,
Ger SimnIel tAat iidl alli, ais Of {!
Sriiblirg perOe,
Ins SenjeieiS mar hinfDrt teit tdll
lcnoidbrig @jrob,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
TrieOb6fe.
galtimprc Gemstrra.

ghrtnu: SanSfGiueaia psprlb. .2fSrnns, SEiidt
pBn Der Gnhs NtraHf.
Ecarnbni6pl0Bc an perfnliicn ppit $40 an.
Gcfiipn yfh uiiier infinerlpdbyetioct gllllitpt
SD 0idnnl fit cininbc Griber. Glegailr
ncue Qnrenc.
Observation-Disclosures ieet oiitn
(eNuiiO1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

glbpmneMten, pie ben ,,Dsmtlmen Curreiplus
brilten" nid1t Uiiuklttf phfr Mnfegelutnhlq cxs
hnlitn, Hnb GeDeten, hrr EfIlce 0nDpn pe7 Tie
ppcH obu iurlilllm WitlutlAng ~ mattn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
@irhLidle gLnaeiaeM.
Ireiciniefcits.Slirdle.

xrinMr, nnbr 0ial.eirnnc.
Sonniag Gpriuitiad n5orpel ndliw
Nbenbs; s&IS gbunner ocr hcllgen Hadt"
@ieuiaa 8urmlttaa; p3roiifIf nHc Hsnimiihe
0M \ 5cunar: Grphe Mci9nnmtsaalfabuao
(Ees23-24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

llnO ploblib iparO Der 5toll 5itm 6el.
len StrOunlgsiaol,
GaS aino Der 9lrnnt6 prongte III OeS
Sid)tcs Strabl.
SIN iiiben s6numer lag's an @iut,
tcrbcr5 gcoriidt.
llno ail1 Die Nirten fomcn bon ocn
9ergcm bod erireit,
sllS irdr cS iiir sic glrucn bic Or
loilngS5eit.
0od ouh Die S0nc bottc pon oent
SScusfino eebori
Gic Ecufrl 5ogcl ous lie Soften iid
rcrid)mort.
SOgar Scroocs ihredtc duf Dor bic. /
lem neicn 2id1tc,
9 itlrnbcucgt, lit Die Seburtsgc
idbidtel
Ole GrOenluclt in ibrent 8nbn,
ihmur Sbui Neroerbcit
llni6uIOig ainol cs 1T cin 5dritt
mr. 0u iollit iter6eul
God5 till e3 bat nidt iollen ieilt
Gas ain0 marc groB I'M @eiit; ais
gSeltbe5milger traits
in's 2ebcn einl
Gie Nrieiier ianunt Der Sdriitoc
lebrten 5faor
Sic laben's oaB oct u9lo5orencr"
aonig lpar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
Gin 2lppell
fir oie 23linoen.

Cir bcSarcu 5DrcS SciNouOss - @Oacn Sic 4
Scu SliRScu ndt bCIu, iuosu sic Ciuc gc
pcucr IN bic IarganO gliuOcu.SduIc Spcrlca
yS, cnScu? 2sc Gdulc bat ict 1853 fir bic
SIuScu ecIurst, ic cr5Ostu nnS aatId gmad
SaIfe Sen SlinSen maf an Sue appel
lircu, bic nit slnsuldt scIcouct TuO = Of MIN Die
Isr gctras srpf OOcr Hcin Iciu mag Die SeOarfniRc
Sicicr SdJnIc EuO Ormscnb nnO mir whnidtn jcOcu
Gn5clueu ~ crrcidcu, Der scuiat it, Sen SGim.
Sen an belfru. @cnH Sc ShlflUFsfrt
Eercr 6eruttt, bic 10 nusafIid rOrcu, ibr Auocu
lid IN pcrIicrta, unS mcuu man ff SaSOn aberSet
scu aIcu wia wcld Gin oroRtr gortbsil fir Fc ms
BEN @irEea Oicier sdnc cntIyriuot 10 wHrSe
plfeunuOS cin, ban fciu 6cTcrea ScIO fir uOblt6a
tiec WclOuuasc ecfunOen wcrOcu FOnu.
Gin 8ampblct nit geItrciNna Ocjcn,
mas fir Oic @(nOcn octban miro, guc Ocrianot
Sic ou Sic @arvIonO gIiuocu9dac GDcrca gso,
d,rci6cu lin ciueu geut ser sbulc ipirO orbctcu
gsuIOO &c~eomsr, Sou. 8 aobiuiou 5. g. sIsSioe,
sdotmeIaer etraSr
gss 4 ii sa's Si, # @ sa} q s."" 'sl \ sa%s S!ssi.
$$$. @ s$'s s$$$$ ~: s:;;; $;:$:'
aDmmem Gic ctuas &ciicrcS tbmn, ntS 6cn
Nttnoen beisMitcbcn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
2eidlsubeitattrr.
Damief Gaaon,.

2ei6crbeTtottcr uuo GinbalI1nlirer.
9i6 gSnniOlOania.IDeuae.
xfeSbpu; @it 8eruu 5496.
(goh2,iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
@Dmmem Gic cttuas 8ciicrce tbmm, ais ben
@ltnSem beisMitcbcn?

rs 9 9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

g9dlbo glrlucomcr,
YrENssnt.
1irsitsrsn:
~. q. q, gatrr,
6crbert Wl. Bxnnc,
Scum ". Harr,
yidac Y)l. Gdie,
,tchu @ICuH, ".
gSalbp Rtmfrinrr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

(SSiu. 8. @obiuiou,
sGotmclaer.
9irrftoreu:
3Bbn Nl. Wlrnn,
S3pbu Diullcn,
Norman lnmeS,
NItprne e. 1euiiue,
qobn ". WlnriHnil,
N'bw. &. Jlcbinicu,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-30

welcome extended by his friends, as
to a man who had made a fool Of
himself, but had repented, worked on
Lester. He sued his-wife for divorce
on the ground of abandonment. The
case was not contested; Lester
thought Rae was ignorant Of it.
But on the evening Of the day on
which he became a. free man he re-
ceived anonymously by mail a with
cred rose. He recognized it from the
tinseI wrapped around the stalk. It
was one which he had given her in
the cabaret that night when she had
accepted him. .-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-30

would no longer make his life a bur-
den. She was going where she be-
longed and she hoped that their
paths would never cross again.
The furious outcry against the.
marriage had not aVailed to turn
Lester from his determination. FL
naIly> his parents had given their re-
Iuctant consent and the young cou-
pie Mad set up housekeeping in a,
modest apartment in the residential
section. And then their troubles
began.
Testers friends had cut hin. His
parents, overcome by the blow, re-
: ceived his wife only grudgingly into
their home, and when Rae was there
she saw Enthusiastically how they and
their other guests regarded her. Les
ter was solitary and morose. Rae
did all she could to brighten his life,
but unaVailingly.
And the longing for the old life be-
gan to stir in her. Lester had sug-
gested a grammar teacher, but the
girl, Disguised with the treatment
she had received, oDsunately refused.
81 was willing to try to become one
of Them" she said, and they would
not have me. Now you can keep
your old grammar.
Once or twice Rae brought theat-
rical people to the fiat. Their ways
of speech, their views Jared upon
Lester, and he made no attempt to
conceal his dislike for them. Angry
denominations followed. Finally Rae
ANNOUNCED her decision to go back
to the stage. Lester forbade it.
For the first time since their mar
riage he realized how greatly the
fault had been his own. He had
done nothing to accustom his wife
to her new life, while he had denied
her her own. He spent the better
part of a week searching for her. FL
no1Iv he was driven fO admit tbo+
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lIl.
Three years later Lester found
himself many times a millionaire.
His parents were dead; he had sue
ceeded to his fathers stock exchange
business, and was spoken of as one
of the coming men of the street.
It was just at this time that Ma
dame Cossi was announced with a
flourish of trumpets on the part Of
her impresaTio as the greatest singer
of the age, now about to make her
first public appearance in the me
tropolis. And in this case the inn
presario was right. The town TaVed
over her. Never had so talented an
actress appeared since Rachel. Never
was there such a voice. The papers
estimated her princely income as not
far short of that of any captain of in
dustry. Her studio apartment on
the avenue became the haunt Of ce-
Iebrities.
Society took her up. Madame
Cossi was the ion-Or ioness-of
every fashionable entertainment.
AndOi lit was soon learned that the
name Cossi was one of those ficti-
tious ones with which stage faYorites
endow themselves.
Beautiful, talented and undeniably
charming, Madame Cossi had the
city at her feet.
- When first he saw her Autographs
on the billboards Lester felt sure it
was his wife. He went to see her in
Carmen. There before him, tanta-
izing, elusive, was the woman whom.
= -e's-. ~ u .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-08-30
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR:

The many friends of WADE w.
BUILEY respectfully announce him
as candidate for Auditor Of Oconee
County, pledging him to abide the
will Of the people rs expressed in the
Democratic primary elections.
hereby announce myself candi-
date for denomination for the office
of Auditor of OcOnee County, and
pledge myself to abide by the result
Of the Democratic primaries.
DRESDEN A. SMITH.
I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Auditor of Oconee County,
subject to the rules and regulations
Of the Democratic party in the pri-
mary elections.
J. Il. PHILLIPS, JR.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-08-30
CITATION NOTICE.
(In Court Of PrObate.)

\Ah oouAI VI loUdLS.J
The State Of South Carolina, Coun-
ty of Oconee.-By V. f. MARTIN,
Esq, Probate Judge.-WHEREAS
Benz. f: Sloan has made suit to me
to grant him Letters Of Administra-
tion of the Estate Of and Effects Of
Mrs. Ellen l.. Sloan, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors Of the said Mrs.
Ellen l.. Sloan, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Wal
halla Court House, South Carolina,
on Friday, the Sth day Of September,
1916, after publication hereof, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, If any they have, why the said
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
23d day Of August, A. D. 1916.
(Seal.) V. r. MARTIN,
Judge Of Probate for Oconee County,
South Carolina.
Published on 23d and goth days
Of August, 1916, in The Keowee
wee Courier and on the Court House
door for the time prescribed by law.
Aug. 23, 1915. 34-35
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-08-30
The Value of n Nickel,

A nickel Is worth more than five
cents. That Is to say, the metal in
the current scent piece Is worth
slightly more than five cents. Five
dollars worth Of nickels, if melted
down, will selNfor about SO, and if
you can deliver the metal IL Germany
or Austria you can get more than that
for 1t.
Nickel Is used largely In the manu-
facture Of munitions Of war, and this
has caused a great advance in the
price within the past two years.
Practically all the nickel used in
this country comes from Canada. Our
own mines do not supply enough of
the metal for the manufacture of the
nickel coins. If the price keeps on
going up the government may have
to pay more than five cents in order
to get enough metal to turn out
coin Of that denomination.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-08-30
WITH THE "CRACK" TROOPS.
How They Are Entertained and Used
in Modern Warfare.

During the first part of the war
careful watch was kept by the French
general staff over the way every regi-
mcnt and division acted, says the
Worlds Work. In the acid test of
hattle. this division proved it's abil-
ity to advance under fire, that regi-
ment failed. Gradually the crack"
organizations were known. These
picked men are Quartered about 20
or 80 miles behind the lines, and they
live like athletes training for a prize
fight. They have great athletic
fields, where they play foot ball and
practice field sports. Theaters and
music are provided for their amuse-
ment. While things are quiet at the
front they are kept in as perfect
physical and mental condition a. art
and science can devise. Then, when
the commanders at the front need
men for charge against German
trenches across the shell-swept fields,
word is sent back for these special
troops. The needed number are told
off; they are loaded into automo-
biles, carried swiftly to the front.
singing and eager; they make their
charge; trench troops move up md
occupy the ground they have gain =;
and the attackerS-such as are |. {
Of them-go back to their foot ball
and training, to get ready to go to
the next point in the line that needs
them.
What the French have done the
Germans and the British have done
likewise. These troops of attack"
are development of modern war
fare.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-08-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,:

At the solicitation Of my many
friends. have decided to offer my
services as a Representative to the
Legislature for Oconee County, sub
voters in primary elections.
w. H. COLE, Oakway, S. C.
l hereby announce myself q candi-
date for the House Of Representa-
tives from Oconee County, subject to
the choice Of the Democratic voters.
WM. Il. MCCLURE.
At the request Of many friends, /
have decided to enter the race for
House OF Representatives. l pledge
myself to abide by the results of the
Democratic primary elections.
w. p. MASON.
announce myself as Democratic
candidate for the House of Represen-
tativeS. HARRY r. HUGHS.
l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for reelection to House of Rep
resentatives, subject to the action OF
Democratic voters Of Oconee in the
primary elections.
JAMES Fl. BROWN.
l hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the House Of Representa-
tives from Oconee county, subject to
the rules and regulations of the DEM
ocratic primary election.
J. r. ORR.