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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
Sytuacya ma Baikanie,

Ateny, 10 lutego. - Dobrze in
formowane zrodla rzadowe utrzy-
muja, IL Centralni-peniechai ata-
ku ma Sprzymierzonych ma. salo-
nickim froncie, odkiadajac go ma
czas nieokreSlony. w Londyie
sadzq, IL wiadomoSG ia jest kiep-
skim podstepem obliczonym ma to
by u5pic czujnoSt Sprzymierzo-
nych.
Wieden, 10 lutego. - Austrya'
cy posuneli sic znacznie W Alba
nil, przekroczyli Jim rzeke zaje-
Ii miejscowosc Przija, 0 - mil
Cd Dracz Durazzo. Nieprzyja-
ciel wciaz sic cola: wojska ma
wloskie, serbskie, czarnogorskie
albanskie - zbieranina niedobit'
kow, jak sic lekcewazaco wyraza-
ia pisma niemieckie. w okolicy
Tirnina dali cofajacy sic pole All
stryakom: wywiazala sic krotka
bitwa, po ktorej nastapii dalszy
odwrot. Awiatorzy austryaccy
bombarduja oboz wIoski i.okrety
w Durazzo.
Rzym, 10 lutego. - RAPPORT
Sprzymierzonych g}osi, IL W oko-
icy Alesio zadano Austryakom
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
Potest do Austryi ME-
spodzianka.
Washington, 10 lutego.

"dSZyngton, lU luteSo.
Sensacye wyWo}af tn fakt wysla-
MIA przcz Department stanu c.
nergicznego protestu do Wicdnll
powodu ataku austryacklego MI
ra ia amcrykahski okret naftowy
Petrolite - W chwili, gdy nic u
pIynelo wieccj jak "A godzin cd
ostatecznego zaiatWienia zgodne-
60 sprawy ataku na Lusitanie /
gdy germanscy sympatycy Sa-
dill, re wraz Z tenn zalatwieniem
WaSzyngton puSci W niepamiec
wszystkie inne gwa}ty pope}nlo--
nc na morzach ME tylko przez
Niemcy same, ale i przez ich
sprzymierzeiicow.
Protest przedstawia okoliczno-
sci, wSrod ktorych dokonano ma
padu ma ,,Petrolite", gdy p}yneia
Z Alexandryi do Philadelphia i
zada potepienia tego gwa}tu, IT,
karania winnego oficera austrya-
ckiego, jakotez wyp}aty odszkodo
wanna.
Wedle opowiadania kapitana
Thompsona Z ,,Petrolite" nur roz-
poczaf ostrzeliwac statek bez ja-
kiegokolwiek poprzedniego ostrze
zenia. Wowczas Thompson kazai
natychniast zatrzymac parowiec
i zwrocit 60 bokiem ku nurowi,
by dobrze bylo MONA Z niego po-
znac amerykahska flage napis
,,Petrolite', poczem strzaly IL
milky. Wowczas kapitan kazal
spuscic ma wode ma}a }odke, w
ktorej zamierzaf udac sic do ko-
mendanta iodzi podwodnej, by
mu pokazac papiery okretowe,
stwierdzajace, re ME wiezie zad-
nej kontrabandy. Raptem najzu-
peiniej niespodzianie i bez powo-
du, rozleg}y sic znowu strzaly L
nura. Kule poczely padac do wo-
dy koio okretu, jedna mich IT,
godzila w hale maszyn, raniac
marynarza nazwiskiem Larson.
Ostatecznie Thompson doply--
nal w swej lodce do nura i wy
legitymowa} sic posiadanymi pa
pierami okretowymi. Austryacki
officer powiedziai kapitanowi, re
chce kupic cd niego prowizye. Ma
to Thompson odrzek}, ze sprzedac
ich ME moze, gdyz zaopatruJac
statek belligerentow w zywnosc.
staiby sic winnyin pogwaicenla
neutralnosci amerykahskiej. Ma
to Austryak mu odpowiedziaf, re
potrzebne prowizye tax czy tax
wezmie, poczem dokona} tego
wbrew wolf Thompson, ktory
byl zmuszony wysiac ma pok}ad
nura jednego Z czlonkow swej
zalogi jako zakiadnika ma czas "a
bierania prowizyi ,,Petrolite'
Zawiadomiono tez kapitana, ze
najmniejszy podejrzany ruch je-
60 parowca w tym czasie spowo-
duje natychmiastowe rozstrzela--
ME zakladnika.
Caiy ten postepek austryackie--
90 komendanta przedstawia sic
jako nieslychany gwalt dla ktore-
90 niema innej navy jak wstret-
ne rozbojnictwo morskie wskrze
szanie czasow pirackich. I
Jezeli chcecie pozyczke ma proper
ia przytem dobra i rzetelna obsfuge
idzcie do .Hatterman i CLAM, ITO
N6;Jm,uLoo ayo (OgIl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10

Jezeli chcecie pozyczke ma proper
ia przytem dobra rzetelna obsfuge
idtcie do .Hatterman i CLAM, 1110
Milwaukee ave. (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
SYTUACYA Va BAkK KANIE.
WALK w .AZYL
REJDY AWIATYCZNE.
Pog1oski Pokojowe.

Il dalekich stron Azyi skupywaly
zywnoSG wysyiaiy ia do Niemiec
ma czem rozmaici dygnitarze tu-
'reccy porobili fortuny!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10

IB Pallasch wypozycza pieniad7e
40 reaInose. sprzedaje ksrty okreto-
we realnost. 1146 Noble ul. .s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10

Dokoiczenie ~ stronicy 5-tej
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08
S. Bartlett Kerr, Solicitor.
Mister In Charcery Sale.

State of Illinois, Massac County sa.
In the Circuit Court, of said County.
August Term A. d. 1916.
The City National Bank of Metrop-
lis, III. VS.. John Lackman and Ada
Lackma, ELL to foreclose mortgage
No. Z97.
Public notice is hereby given that in
purs uance of a decree entered at the
August Term of s;iI court to wit. on
the 9th, day of August A. D. 1916 in
the above entitled cause, |, Lannes P.
ga es, Special Master in Chancery of
said County, will at the Lour of 10
O'Clock A. M. Saturday September 80,
A. D. 1916 at the east door of the
Court house in the City of Metropolis,
County of Massac, and State of Illinois,
sell st public yendue to the highest and
best bidder, the following described
real estate to-wit:
All of of Lot One (D in Block One
d in tie Goulds addition to the City
of Brookport. Illinois. as per recorded
plat thereof. and parcel of ground off
the westerly side of Lot number Tw o
(z) in Block number One a. described
as notwithstanding at the South
west corner OF said lot number Two
(2), thence Northerly to the Northwes
corner of said lot; thence easterly on
on the Northerly line of said lot, 8 feet;
thence Southwesterly in direct line
to the point of beginning, being the
the property conveyed to me this day
by ii. W. Meyer, situated in the Coun-
ty of Massac, State of Illinoisr
Terms of sale, Cash in hand.
Dated this Goth day of August 1916.
LANES p. OAKEs,
Special Master in Chancery.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08
RALPH PROCTOR

Ralph Proctor. OF McLeans-
boro. candidate FIR member OF the
State board ot Equa 'iza,ion wss
va, horn on iarm in Hamilton
county. and has risen thru adverse
circumstances TO place OF pom
inenee in the councils of his party
Ills Strenuous fight Tor success
in life proves him worthy RI his
gallant ancestfy His t-ther gave
the b.s, oi his life. in defence OF
his country during 'he civil war
and his grand-isther fought thru
the revolutionary war that we
might enjoy our pfe'ent degree
oi independence.
Mr.. Proctor has been life long
Republican and has Tor years
gwen freely OF ms time and means
Tor the promotion OF The success
OF the Republican party. During
previous campaigns be has unset
f,shly fought Tor the election OF
his opponent ,h cffice with gu,
comprnsalion or promise oil per-
isrms His many friends thru
out snc district teieive that the
party should honor these years
unin erfupted service by nomi-
mating him him isr membsr OF
the State Board OF Equalization.
hr. Proctor is an old Rebubli.
can, but a new candidate. His
personal popularity and sdmif-
able mixing qualities make him
by lar the strongest candidate that
can be nominated for that office
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08
HON. SAM w. LATHAM
Candidate for Nomination for
Lieut.. Governor.

Senator Latham lives at Eldor-
ado. Saline County IN. a large
Republican county.
Souiiern ILL.,. is enli led 10 the
second place on the Republica n
ticket Tor state Office and the
Senator IL the man for the place.
lie is able and his stand Tor the
Republican principles entities
him TO the votes OF the party.
He is real american. Best o
all he is a cloan man. honest and
a man oil the people.
He stands for prosperity msk-
ing policies and the full protect
ion oil every american citizen and
interest Tor socia justice AID I, r
the Republican national p atform
in full.
he is not an orator. but he IS a
man OF IN astcriul force. He knows
how 10 accomplish things.
He is a successful Physician.
bot has studied law He made
his own success, and therefore
knows how success is made. No
man has ever accused him OF un-
fair or illeeitima,e business prin-
oiplcs
He is q friend of the common
people and has warm spot in
his heart for The colored people
because OF their iairntssio him
and th:ir struggles TO overthrow
their environments which have
been potent factors TO hold them
down.
He was elected two years ago
by a good majority on the Re-
publican ticket for State Senator
from the sIst Senatorial district
Let as tominstc him for cur next
Lieut. Governor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08
Norman F. lnman,
For Circuit Clerk.

Listen, the people want good
fair and impartial clerk, they
know that. Norman + Inman
fills the ii He is capable,
honest and worthy. He is not
connected with any ring or fac
ton, bur is running on his own
meri,s. He has the best feeling
and good will towards all OF the
candidates.
Norman is too big hearted and
fair minded 10 dip his tongue IN
vile slander or say mean things
about his opponents.
Let good will r,vail and vote
for Norman f. Inman and the
best inter, st OF the country.
Advertisement
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08
GREATER ECONOMY
Cost Of Attorney Generals Cc Es Increased s2Oo0OO In Past
-Four Years.

Pointing to the fact that the appro-
prlations Tor the Attorney General 5
Office in the last general assembly "a
mounted to s439, 300, increase OF Sl77, rs
during this administration. w alter
M. Provine of Taylorville, candidate
for the Republican nomination for at
torney general. declares for greater
economy.
The Office is most important one +"
Mr.. Provine said today in discussing
the subject, ''but its duties have not
grown in proportion to the enormous
growth of appropriation under the
present lninistration.
The Forty-seventh geneaal a :
m b y appropriated only $241. .513
for the last two years of the preceding
Republican administration. The APP
preparation of nearly half million by
the 49th general assembly cannot be
justified. believe that all extrava
should be eliminated and that the office
should be conducted with as little ex-
penditure as is possible without inter-
fering with efficient service."
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08
To the Voters of
MassaC County.
My Dear Friends

My Dear Friends:
am trying to see every ,o'er
and solicit his support personally.
but in all probability will miss
some. ! kindly ask every voter
whom do not see TO consider
this an earnest solicitation for his
vote and influence on next We'd
nesday.
am asking your support be-
cause think ! can be worth more
to the public and do more for N.Y.
sell and my friends in the county
Office OF the Circuit court as clerk
and Recorder than elsewhere.
Please consider my candidacy
10 the light OF my qualifications
and ability and vote for the best
interest OF the county as your
judgment dictates.
Remember when yon are sup
porting me. you are supporting
young man. a natural born Re-
publican and one that will appre-
preciatc your support.
Give me fair trial and | will
prove my profession TO you by
devo,ing my entire time and at
tention to the office.
Thanking you now for your
support and promising my best
service to the best service to the
public in any capacity that my
service is needed.
| remain. very truly yours,
NORMAN F. INMAN.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08

Lou l. Emmerson will be nom-
mated for Secretary ofstate by
large majority. He is thorough
business mar, and friend TO all
classes of citiz rs and always has
a tening ear to the cries OF the
distress. The negro can safely
ote for Mr. Emnerson.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08

Senator Sam w. Latham who
is a candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, is growing in favor and
popularity with the voters.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08


Counties of Christian Shelby Cumberland and M.
Ending
election of the
bills simplifying
deficiency Made of
Assembly.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08

Vote for Willis, for Circuit
Clerk. Primary Sept. 18th.
will appreciate ycur vote
Sept. 18th. Helm.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08

1t is given up by all that Oral
p. Tuttle will be reno minated by
a big majority
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-08

Long Time In Transit.
Neptune takes more than 100 years
to make the complete revolution
scupd the sun.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-07

We can bind anything and
bind it right, whether it be fancy
or plain.
give have two modern Ruling
Machines in constant use. we
do ruling for the trade.
q We round corner, punch, per-
forate and score.
give fold, sew and staple.
q We rebind Public Library and
Sunday School Books.
q We have a reputation tor
loose leaf sheets.
q Our blank books wear we'll
and lie flat when opened.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29


THIS morning when the crowd
started pouring into the warehouse
to view the County Fair exhabits, the
omcials In charge got q smile on their
races and as the crowd got btsger
bigGer. the smile expanded and
would not come OF. Mr.. Williams
was Immediately pleased. He stated
That the Sumter County Fair was
better than any Of the county fairs
ne a attended. A number OF other
persons. who have attended county
fairs In other counties stated that the
sumter County Fair would compare
fsvorably with any Of them. How.
ever. . fair Ia something like a great
many other thinsAs The poopie mus,
grow up to u and another year ,houi,
SEQ all sections Of the county aSawA.
antly representea. which 10 o enc
case this year. al generally Il ~ r,os,
the city. and the ON unisies nsa,
the county seat which have tn
exhibits. Irhe fair Ia better Than
most anyone expected and evsry.
bod seemed In a good humor over
II and many have already started q
plan for next yser.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29
1lNta afflclas II slN
REGULAR ARMY MEN TO u,tfcctx
UP FIRST REGIMENT. x
Aiythe's Contingent Will Arrive at
Anbalization Ground Early We'd
aasuny~>Stppafes Bought. =

CDiumbia, Nov. 27.-Camp Moore
atsStyx In Lexington county has been
placed in condition for the return OF
the First regiment, National Guard
on South Carolina. The regiment
LETT Ell Pasu Saturday morning and
WI arrive at Styx early Wednesday
morning. The regiment under- corn.
rnehdsof Col! E. M. Blythe is travelling
intthree sections -" ~
Maj. Frank W.. Glen, quartermaster
for The camp, has purchased all neces-
safy supplies for the period that viii
be required to muster out the men.
stSves Will be brought by the regiment
from FL Paso. Several buildings are
being constructed at the camp to
hsuss the wagons.
The Following army officers have
been ordered to Columbia ty the wa
departtnent to assist in mastering on
t~Atstroops:
Lieut.! Col. Henry Page, medica,
catytss ranking officer; Capt. c. II. Cox,
'd1aaNisnede list; Capt. j. Malcolm
UeaaS4fa: inspector. Instructor OF the
tS9Atpisai Guard OF South Carolina;
cApt:f hacian r. Gibson, infantry in.
SIettofStnstructor. U. g.. A., and FIRST
f4taSs Ward f. Duvall, coast artillery.
S8vstaf officers arrived yesterday,
sgs1e4s expected that from W. to
Ss'1eays win be required to- muster
VI tAs' Companies. ~ {,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29
'!!ealeClkATIsM Is ToRTURR.
S@eMH Hs6aF KkSas
Oily 100 wen u r,sss

Many patas that pass ~ shsunatiSm
I essaily dnt 10 weak htdneys--to
- foAlAke sf the Ridnsys 60 drivs On
NC aesd thauroushly. When YOU sui.
~ aplS. bad joints. backaehs, coo,
1o11ihes And some unrinary disturb
ancss mt Deans kidney Pilss, the
tnsdtcins that IL publicly recommend.
sdsey over 10000 people In many dif-
.fskSat lands. Doan,s kidney. Pills
NAP weak kidneys to drive. out uric
ecsd. which Is often the cause OF the
oackAche. rheumatism and iumbaeo.
,sarhter people have learned their
worth. Read this Sumter resident's
1S~pariencs.
sJsA Whittemore. II Harby ave-,
euintsr. says: my kidneys were bad
" ~dasordsred and my back achsd. i
AlSp Suffered from rheumatic pains
n my limbs. Tho kidney ~secretions
passed freely, too. Friends recon-
aztnded Doan's Kidney Pills and I 60,
seldsnS at Hearon's Pharmacy. They
ldta, me a world OF good.
Pfice Sec. at all dealers. Don't
aitnpay ask Tor a kidney rsmsdy-get
Deans Kidney Piils--the Same that
Nh. Whittsmore had. Foster Mliburn
Co., Buffalo, N. r. &c
- - 49,.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29
1.-The G~sild-sBazadEs

The Ave chapters 6f the Guild of
the 'Epfscopal- church WIFI held A. ba-
zaar on the 5th and 9Th of December
Tor the benefit Of the organ fund.
christmas presents and good wings
to eat Will be provided, and every n
VINO has need of such things will get
feai value for their money. The
place afiiHthe hours and other par
ticulars will, be announced later.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29
.A<N. ives Buys Cigar STORE.

M: r. F. Ives has bought out the
cleAt stand Of Mr.. Ronald Waters a,
Seafral Hotel. His father, Mi.
&f11Ixgvss OF; Sumter, will conduct the
kke{eSSj Tor him. while he remains
N1lAashe 'southsrn Motor Car Co.
haS always been a popular
eeEtosMstA the young men OF the city
-. 14lf ~ the travelling public, and
=, E'51xes proposes to still further in
esSees Its neutrality-suspicious.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29

fans~d ~ the renter ~ the .buiidint,
while On the sides were the exhibits
and demonstrations Of manufacturers,
msrohNnts and dealers in a wide We
risty Of articles. aitsasfAhsed IN sx-
cellent manner 70 attract attention
and advertise the goods displayed.
Connected with the school exhibit,
but not . competitor In thA ;schooi
exhibits were the booths Of ths sum.
ter city schools. The art and domes-
tic sciences departments, under direc.
ton ofr Misses White ana obenschain.
respectively. were represented In the
exhibits and the girls nigh school
was we'll represented by the charming
youht iedivs who served lunch all
morning to hundreds OF visitors.
The art work. fancy work and other
KINDA Of sewing were displayed in an
ssaeosateiy set booth. while In an ads
tssninis booth the young ladies of the
aorssstic science class. directed by
hsss aobenschain. prepared and serv-
ed thu snnches.,
P0dltry and Live stock.
But there were other departments
Of the fair which deserved the large
amount OF attention which they Mt
tractel. The school booths. farmers,
booths ana desiers were not the only
psrsons TO BE- s-represAntea. The live
stock and POULTRY ratsers. industries
which win come In, fos. a great deal
m0rs attentiea In the next. few years
than ever before BECAUSE Of the cona-
inE OF the bol wseyil. were abund-
antly represented. Unfortunately
there wac no place sutncisntly large
to care for horses aad cattle and
many Of tho exhibits had to be sent
back home ysstsrday, when the rain
Kept falling There, were pens for
AeEs. however. and about two han-
arAA hogs we're entered in the yari-
gus c0ntests for prizes. All kinds
and degrees Of hogs were to DO seen
and many Of them were, beauties. an
bose capable Of knowing stated.
The poultry exhibit was aamssuin-
ssnt a Il was q large ~ that Of
I'M eumter Poultry Association OF
Iaht year. and the .avsrss> Of, birAs
ssemSd much batter. .Ass there ~sss
only . suAaal amount Of rsoIn, ressrv.
Cd for I'M. 'AHn~~xwn.1 -a .u
wsrs allowed. wsAeA sss.ssd lAsrs
nsee AND a.. iaesnr yasia1v. Gts0
decne sulneas. ptks64as ~ nj uase
~ % ohlseens Wsrs. SDteraA M
ashapsf y 041ssf th1 Aa1fiNaAs4s stlsns
80 ~ iekhi<l(Df&f16S hAt&oe -.
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A9sociatioG show wklch r. - Is held
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29
!asI HgIl-Ilh tlasts.
EVERYBODX tLEXsiBp WITH
EVENT AND TERMS III BIG
SUCCESS.

Prize List In Ladies' Department-Car
Won by Mrs. n. =. SeAhina-Hk-
taond Ring Went 10 b. X. 'hefsaifs-
ASooths Are abissaantied ana fair n
fIow Thing ~ sPate<&1Aimtef Corset
saAap and. Motor SaBes Ebmpahys ere
Winners. 49,, 49,. $3.50.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29
fll I11lrN tl1N,


49, Ss0a - IO08y ~ Deciding
q W3nnsrssh Nsusesoss eDspueVl
nstn-<AfscA Bsssef. Than 1 In.
ptsss1~ = esAessi serAscA.
yssm4As baiss Hon. Nov. Is.
1T y much better than I expected
on Il nsvse sz0ssssd - So % many
p such gseh zsnhkhstss'' ssssns to be
the general verdict In respect to the
easn>pr cennsy Fair. The attendance
seaaSreonAsnHsd nae and everybody.
- fer - known. was Immensely
pDeassd rtth the fair.
Vht>s ~ ateaadancs toaay ives not
: snson - vsstsraAy n vss esnsad-
ere1 49, Woellsns by thesa IN
chnrGos All, sey visitors came N and
Gu ~ = esady sArsam and ths thA~G
tha& ~ eoeeeiaaly sp>sasaAg - a. o.
hcsals was the fact thAs thsrv .wess
~ sevsleAsns sgsrsA. Ca sll siAss
psuhne 90 - sshAbt>s ga .tho suhlbi-
toea ~uAhnp1- Tia varisty .and the
nonsss oAths szh,bsts proved . srsas
susoebop - snaSy. while ths sxsx-
ssn>e vat q, maryss "a AAoss whs Ga
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29
CHICAGO GtxMEN ARREsyED.
Police Make a City Wide Roundup OF
-. ~ a. Bad Men,.

Chicago, Nov. 2T-Two hundred
and fifty suspected gunner are in
jail today as the result OF a city-wide
roundup, following the thirty-ffty
blackhand murder Of the year. Jo-
seph Diovardi, a grocer, was the latest
victim. Police officers are still ar
resting gunner.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29
ACTION PICTURE OPERATOR
GIVEN HAPPY SURPRISE.
S9hn Gillian of 22ob 4tl Avenue, Say,
Now Happtest Man In Birsninghaua

I'm more than happy" says Mr..
Gillian. 1--WE been SO near dead with
acute indigestion that the end would
have been a relief. .."
"A friend told nae Of Sulferro-Eol
and ! got a bottle at once and such q
change you never saw. After Z had
taken two bottles I was happily sur
Dfsssd to find myself entirely well and
I an the happiest man in town today,
due to this wonderful Suitsrro-soL
my wife also took it for rhauma-
tism and 1t worked the same wonder
fui results tor her. curing her rhsu-
Saatissn and making her better and
stronger than she has ever been be-
fore. We consider it the creates,
medicine in the world"
Bulferro-Sol Is sold and recommend
"a by every Druggist in Sumter and
Vicinity. Murray Drug Co., ,state Dis.
tributOrs. -o ga p
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29

ssIanpottant Railroad Center.
v IN Nov 27.-Von MackAnsen
ii Abtured an important railroad
at Alexandria. Roumania.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29

appae 3elfN Mrs. Begin; best ear OF
teaChes. Mrs. A. G. Phelps; best Chill
oAuse. Mrs. j. r. Burkett; best jar of
pears. Mrs. j. r. Burkett. "
All prize winners in this class arc
asked to be at the Chamber OF Com
rherce NJ i1:S0 on Tuesday morning
to receive their prices. II you can
not come, please sends written order.
- Mrs. :. r. Sumter. ChsarmAa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29

Best Haw jelly, Miss jamie Mikel,.
best pound OF butter. Mrs. Workman:
best beans. Mrs. Eugene Moses: best
swtS< Pickle. Mrs.. Eugsns Moses; bsst
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-14

Heavy eating like heavy drinking shortens life?