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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27

mo9en miilien. Seine bliibenoiten
&plonten- itnb ibm BON 6en gnglan-
bern geraubt mpr6en. nn6 1pent man
pouenos 1piiien mia> mie gnglano Die
@ummitat pflegt, Damn frage man
Srlano, 0aS felt Sabrbun6erten unter
Sen S%egnn1ngen 6ie1er Sumanttat
le11f5t. S6er man frage oie 5tpeibnn-
6ert Milionen Snoer, sic leit fiinf5ig
Subren fir lire lnter6rider arbet=
ten nn6 bungern. Seoen Stuff nod
menidenpiir6ige @ebon6lung, Ser in
Snoiem la1tt ml1r6e, fat England int
8lute ie11er, bon mel6en oieier Stuff
ousging, er1ttdt. Tim ieinen &ei6=
tbum gu mebren, bot England ST.
oien regelre@t n1sgepliin6ert uno Die
Bis aufs Slut m1sgeiogene 8epolfe=
rung bat es namenloiem @len6 iiber-
laiien. @em ober 6ie 3eugniiie aus
Snoien fir 6en @barafter Ser engli'
l6en &umanitat audi ro@ ni6t ge-
niigen, ser mag als r1el1en 3engen
China oufrnfen, 6eiien 8eD0lferung
ii9 6ur9 oen SptumgenuB rntmteren
muB, 6amit gnglanoS Spiumban6el
floriert. S6er er gebe na6 @u6afri-
ia uno laiie ii6 BORT er5ablen, mie
england 5tpan5igtm1ien6 8uren=
frouen un6 &in6er faltbliitig einem
io%mmerpo1en Sobe iiberantportet
bat, I'M 6as 8iel 6es Sem 81renb0l=
fern a1fge5mlngenen berbrederii6en
&rieges gu errei6en.
Sc mor Elm tDpii6er @ertreter &cs
bumanen England, Ser beritorbene
2oro &it9ener, ser ste iu6afrifani=
iden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit alien
ibren S6redem erfan6. Sour eng
Lamb bat eir1en Sel6berrn gebabt,
BENT nntermorfene nn6 5ertretene
@olfer 5tpetmal 6as 8ran6mal
|Sdlddter aufge6riiH baben, un6
England lit es borbebalten geblieben,
balbmil6e farbige @o1fer gegen ein
bo@lteben6es &11lt1rpolf 5u fiibren,
sos it9 61r6 feline berborragen6en
2eiitangen auf anen @ebieten ser
@iiieni6nft, Der &unit nn1 Ser Cite
rat1r sic qar8e Welt At Danf Der
pflidtet bat. @ie es %ieiner5ett Sic
miI6en Sn6ianerbor6en Ser 1teuen
@eIt ouf sic omerifaniiden Mnlte0ler
bette, 10 bebt es beute farbiges SOL
fergeiin6el aus 5pet @r6tbeilen anf
6as 8oIf, Dem es Sen &ompf Inn iei=
ne grilten5 a1fge3mungen fat. 91r@
6ieies groBe rn6 unfibnbare &l1ltur=
berbred)en onein bot england ii@ 6es
Mniprn9es, a1S blmaneS 8olf be-
tradtet 51 tper6en begeben.
l1n6 lit nidt @nglan6 Der @erbin=
6ete @uBIanos> 6as sic entieblt@en
@re1el in Sitprenben anf bent Serb
bol3 bat? ye11t Der Werbnn0ete Bel=
giens, 6oS es feIbit Ser f11rdtbaren
&ongogreuel beidul6tgt fat, u1,o 6ei-
ien 8ebolferung 3u 8eginn 6es &rte=
ges b%ertpa1noete 6entfde Sol6aten
%binterriids to6tete o6er grauiam ber<
%itiimmelte? Midt Ser @erbiiu6ete
.Serbiers, 6es 9an6es Ser 1totortiden
SalSabf9net6er un6 feiger Mor6bn=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
SntereNante s@u:
oermm9.

oermn9.
@or einigen @oden baben ont So
oeniee sic Br%obefabrten eineS nel1en
8eppelinluftidiffes itattgefunoen.
Dem 8erner 8nro gebt 6ariiber eine
intereiiante @diloerung gu. Das
1ee11e 2ufti@iff lit $50 Meter lang,
mdbreno bie bisber gebauten lamgiten
Jabr3euge bieier Mrt MIR cine 2ange
bon 1853 Meter errei6ten. Snfolge=
6eiien bat Ser fubiide Snbalt BON
10000 Bis 10000 &ubifmeter auf
$4,000 <bifmeter geiteigert meroen
f0nnen. Mn 6ie @tele ser friiberen
beioen @o11oeln iin6 bier getreten.
Seoe @onoel lit mie ein Seefreu5er
nit @eidiiben, Maidinengemebrem,
Sorpe6os nn6 auBer6em nit mebre=
rem Sonnen Sprengitoffen in 8om-
benform betpaffnet. 8l1oem iinb 6ie
@on6eln uno beridieoe1e Ebetle 6es
Tabr5euges itarf gepan5ert. Sic
Sorm oes aelten @ieienluftidiffes lit
p%ouitanoig fiiddbnli@, babel i6lanf
ltn6 elegant, trob Ser ungebeuren
@roBe gefauig. Die 5teuerung lit
gan5 an6ers> als BEL ben getp0bnli=
MISREPRESENTATION BON binten geieben,
bil6et fie elm r%egelmabiges &re15.
Son 6en bier @on6eln befinbet ii6
sic gr0Bte, iebr Iange born nn6 reidt
faft Bis gum 8ug; 5pei meitere Cont
6eln befin6en ft6 nebeneinanoer in
Ser Neitte oes Sabr5euges unter 6em
Gragforper, un6 sic bierte binten ont
SEED. Die bintere lit mie6er 1ebr
lang. Sin 2mfgang, Ger iie Der.
bin6en miir6e> lit nidt 5u erbliden;
fie bdngen one fret un6 BON einan>
ser %getrennt unter Sem Sragf0rper.
M0glidermeiie lit aber Ser 2auf=
gang in 6em Ietteren eingebm1t un6
nit Sen @on6eln 6mr6 Sreppe11 ber-
bun6en. gu bei6en @eiten 6es Sal
lonforpers, Ser bierun65pan5ig BEL
len tragen ion, iiebt man born un6
binten lie 5tpei groBe 6unfle Sla6en.
IS iouen beri6lieBbare &lattform=
Nii6en fem, in 6enen @el9iiBe mn6
Maidinengepebre iteben. @uf 6em
8ug> bo6 oben, befin6et ii6 ebenfaQS
mieoer cine Nlattform, ouf Ser Elm
@eidib un6 Mai6tnengenebre ein=
gebaut iin6. Die Motoren> 6ie etre
&Seroft bon 5000 bis 1000 @feroefraf=
ten erttpidelr un6 6em 2ufti@iff Ell
ne @ei6minotgfeit bon neun5ig &tlo=
meter in ser @tun6e 5u geben ber-
mogen, folen nod Sen einen Mittbei=
Inngen in ben bei6en mittleren, ra@
an6erer 8eriion in Ser binteren @on,
6el untergebradt fem. Sic &raft5eu=
ger 1in6 in 6oppelter 3abI borban=
Sen, um gegen ale St0rungen ge-
tpappnet 31 fem. 9ie @eiabung jon
breiBig Bis pier5ig Mann b%etragen.
Srob 6em etorn1en @e1pidt, Sos 6aS
9uftidiff an Manni@aft, @eidiben
Sprengitoffen Sdein>per fern uip.
gu tragen bot, fin6 feline 2eiittngen
nod boIfom1ener als sic Ser btsbe=
rigen fleineren Sppen. Sc iteigt au=
Beroroentli6 rai8 un6 fam Bis
1000 Meter &0be errei@en. Sem
5teuer6rud gebor6t es nit fpielen-
ser 9ei6tigfeit. Ser neue Zeppelin
lit als Morinelnftfreu5er ge6adt un6
ipe5ien GIT Mngriffen anf feinoli@e
SIotten beittmmt. Mls mo- i'm iber
Sen bei6en Sbiirmen 6es S9loiies in
6rie6ridsbafen idmeben iab, befam
man erit redt einen 8egriff bon Ser
getpoltigen @r0Be 6ieles Sabr5euges;
'eS mar, tpie tpent man einer @pa=
5ieritod iiber 5mei &ir6tbiirme zines
Observation-Disclosures Iegte. nn6
fam es erit gegen @eemitte beriiber=
geflogen, 10 6aB man es aus ie9S
Bis flint &ilometer @1tfernrng be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
@ul Gluan's eminent mitqeben?

Matirli@ foute es. 9enn nod Ell
rrem Gage Der M%nftrengung, mem
Cure Musfeln Big gum @euBeriten
in uebung tparen, miro @lom's 81
mment 6as @eb nn6 sic Stetfbett
tpegnebmen 1an6 @r6 IN guten 3u-
itan6 fir ben naditen Sag bringen.
Mu6 foutet SIR es gebrauden bel Ell
rem plobli@en Infua bon 3abntpeb,
iteifem Maden, &iidentpeb, 5tedun=
gen, @eiBer un6 Sen pielen 8orfomms
niife, Ole 5ufauig eine @afan5 por-
be6euten. u@ir tpiir6en gera6e 10
raid obne @epdd fem, ols a11f cine
&ofan5 ober ei1en Mr1Sflug geben
obne 5loan's ointment" Shretbt
elm @afan5nebmer: u8ir gebrauden
es fir irgen6 @tpos bon &rdmpfen
ongefangen Biz gum 3abntpeb." 2egt
cine 8loi@e in Cure @eiietai@e, iei6
borbereitet nn6 perbiitet 6as 8e=
6a11ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
&1ege ber @auo.

IS sibt eine Reibe bon duberen
Mertmalen on unieren lieben Mits
menf9en, aus benen man einen 3iemz
lt@ fi@tren @@luB auf tbren Beruf,
tbre 2ebensfibrung un6 ibren @im
fir @@0nbeit uno Tetnbett 3teben
Tam. gu bie1en naturli@en @tedz
briefen gebDrt AUDI 6ie 9anb. Wir
lpreden bon 1@lanten, authorization
9dinben, bon Der 0erben 8auernfauit f,
bon Der breiten Mrbetterbano unb BON
nieoltdtn, mouisen pati@Eno@en.
@tne pttbe, iaubere 9ano ma@t auf
uns etnen angenebmen @inorud, cine
f&mubige, u%niaubere, ft0bt uns ab.
Dh 9anb 1T etne Dirt @ifttentarte, Die
man bel Ireunben unb 8etannten
lberrei@t, un6 >pte man ii@ bitten
miro, oaS mi, unierem Ran1en per<
aserte R%artonpapier befledt uno ger
tntttert au btrpenben, 10 1T e aud
ni@t @iteltett, ionbern CUTE 2ebensz
art, tsenn man barauf adtet, feline
6anb u pflegen unb tbr Elm portei1z
BATES Musfeben gu erbalten.
Cine biel geb0rte alage iibsr bic
9trnn3ierung Der 3on6 erftredf fi@
auf Ole Raubigteit unb @pr0onteit
Der 6out. Mamentlt4 Ben 9~1nen be-
reiten btefe 6autfebler bel &ergerniS.
Man mag f@ 10 ptel als mon pia,
1ntt elmer m%unberpon 6uftenben Seife
tpafdb<n, se @iKntett unb 9rodenbttt
tpeidt nidt; i'm gesenteil, fe intro
eber bermebrt als permtn6ert. Sc
braudt man nirt1id cine CUTE uno
ni&t muir ansenebm rieden6e @eife, 10
barf man slauben, bab bic @@ulo
an bem Maf@paner liest. Man ion
bic !9dnee ME nit bartem Waher
paf9en. 9artes Maher 1T reid on
Raltial5en, oie Die 9aut ongreifen
Dos Maner unferer @aHsrleitungen
1T foft thinner mebr ooer minoer bart,
nno barum 1T es fir bic 9dnbt m
pfinoli9er 9aut ni4t empfeblensDert.
Gtpas Borar oem @aher 5useieBt,
madt es tpeid unb uni@ao1i3 fir Die
empftnblidfte 9aut.
Mber au9 bie @eife 1T oftmals bic
undergraduate l1rfa@e Der @aubig>
teit unb Ri7igteit Der Qdnbe, uno
3nar felbft Damn. tpenn fe einen entz
5adenoen @oblgeru@ perbreitet. 9enn
Der @eru4 Der @etfe 1T teinespegs Elm
8emeis fir ibre Site. @teIfa@ perz
tpenbet man geraoe fir mangelbafte
@eifen in ben 6abrtten biibi9e @oblz
gerii4e, nm 6aour@ oas Tabritat perz
lodenber unb pertDoller erf@etnen gu
Cine tpirtlib quite uno Der
9aut bienli@e @eife oarf feinen
leberf4uB an MeBnatron baben. Mun
ober bic srobe Mebr5oN UNI
ferer 9oilettenieifen aus gefiQten, out
taltem Wege bergeite1ten @atrOnfeiz
fen, unb oamit perbtnoet it@ febr
leidt ser l1ebelitan0, bab ite tibet
i4iihtges Mebnatron entbalten. 9te1er
an Mebnatron 1T es bauptz
Der Die @out rei5t uno i4az
bigt unb ie ihrer Mei9beit uno Sc
beraubt. 9agegen berubt
bic Site Der Soilettenfeife in CT ter
2inie oarauf. oaB 1e neutral, ooer
nit ar,oeren Worten fret Don uber<
Mebnatron 1T. Bon allen
iberra}9enb bilieen Sotlettenfetfen
barf man in Der @egel %annebmen, bab
lie, au@ tpenn fie nod 10 prd4ttg rte
Zen Yno trdftig f&aumen, einen
leberi9ub an Mebnatron be}tben.
Denn au@ fart fddumenbe @eifen
reid an Mebnatrpn fetn.
Muf Elm jebes Mai@en bat Elm trdfz
iges Mbtrodnen unb Reiben 10 LANCE
u folgen, Bis 6te 9aut p%onFtdnotg
.rndpn ift gnit einem meihen 6nn1< l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
4aul 80. Bartlett.

miro oiefer Recommendation gu ben
berrli@iten S@0pfungen ser Mr@itetz
tpntf lit ben Ser. @taaten 3dblen.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
6ramfreid fat ieine Giebennn6:

pier5igidbrigen un6 Mdtun6pier5ig-
iabrigen gu SEN @offen gerufen. Die
@ed5ebn= un6 Siebiebmidbrtgen ba1
es friber bereits eingemui tert
Deuti9lm6 entIaBt feline Siinfunb=
pier5igidbrigen, Sic Meun8ebniabri-
gen iin6 nod 5u @auie un6 sic 8man=
5%igidbrigen nod ni@t on Ser Sront.
1us iin6 Sbatiaben, sic better als al
les an6ere bepeilen, mo- sic milttd=
ri19e grl90pfnng 1T nn6 mo nt6t.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-10-21

Secretary OF State.
ACT NO. 60.
BY Mr. Kantx, Chairman Committee on
City Affairs. Substitute for House
Bill No. 178, by MI Barrett.
A JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment 10 the Consti-
tuition of the State of Louisiana,
granting 10 the City Of New Orleans
power 10 construct, equip, maintain
and operate, through and by the Pub
lie Belt Railroad Commission Of the
City Of New Orleans. bridges and tun-
nels across the Mississippi River At
OF near New Orleans, and 20 do va
fious acts incidental thereto and TO
the operation generally Of the Public
Belt Railroad system Of the City II
New Orleans, and providing for the
submission Of said amendment 70 the
electors Of the State for their approval
or rejection.
Section l. Be il enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of the State Of Louisiana,
two-thirds of all the members elected 10
each house coneufrng. that subject %
the ratification and approval Of the cleo
tors Of the State. the Constitution of tho
oia'e ue "u1Huel w tHeofPofauHR tH~Ie~
in the following provisions, to-wit:
~. The City of New Orleans is here
by granted plenary and exclusive power,
by such means and methods a. it may
deem meet and proper not in conflict
with the provisions Of this amendment:
(a) To construct, equip. maintain
and operate across the Mississippi River
1t ornesr New Orleans bridges and tun-
nsls for railroad and highway use, to-
gstAsf with oil approaches, rsilrosd and
higAwsy sennsetiens, sosds, Sosdw.ys.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29


space. She was aware of the Arab
at her side, but everything had
grown dark except the crystal, which
was dazzling bright. Then its sur
face began to film, it turned opales-
cent, milky. Suddenly a picture be-
gan to form on it.
She saw a thorn jungle, and line
of white tents pitched in little clear
ing. Egyptian soldiers were moving
to and fro. She saw the camels on
their picket line. A tent flap was lift
ed, and she saw an officer inside,
writing. She gasped. 1t was Dick,
her husband!
She wanted to go to him, for it
was so real that now the crystal it
self had vanished. She seemed to be
standing among the tents, stretching
out her arms and calling him. Once
he looked up in her direction; then
he smiled and went on writing. She
could see the letter 1t was address,
ed to her, and the date was January
II. 1t was that day!
Gradually sense of something
ominous stole over her. The air was
growing dark. A sandstone from the
distant desert was sweeping down.
The scrub thorns rocked, the camels
shifted uneasily upon the lines. And
suddenly she saw soldiers running to-
gether, their rifles in their hands.
Her husband sprang from the tent
and took his place at their side. She
saw two guns being drawn up. And
then, with exultant yells that rang
in her ears, she saw the savage army
burst through the scrub, spears in
their hands, and rush the lines.
Instantly was inextricable confu-
sion. The savage forces, the grim
defenders disappeared in a cloud of
dust. Now and then there would
emerge from it a stabbing blade, or
the muzzle of reeking gun. Belle
held her breath. She wanted to cry
out, but she was held, fascinated.
l.. I, L..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29


Spears flashed on every side of him.,
Then, with a rush, a company of.
fresh troops came up. The scene
grew clear. The Moslems, forced,
back, suddenly broke and fled, the
guns pouring shell into their ranks,
But, as her husbands men came up
to him she saw an enormous tribes,
man dash the sword from his hand
and poise his spear at the majors
throat. In another instant he would,
be dead
The dream vision was dissolved
With a wild cry Belle struck the saw
age with her fist between the eyes.
She saw him reel and she
looked up into the Arabs face.
The curtains had been drawn back,
the dragoman was waiting outside.
1t had all been an abominable dream,
then!
What happened?" she cried to the
Arab 81 must see it again"
There is no more" said the Arab.
81 must, tell you"
The Arab placed the crystal in her.
hands again. She sat down, she
looked only into the clear surface.
ct is never given twice." said the
Arab. Another day, perhaps. Ten
piastres, Madame"
She paid the money and went home
with a sinking heart. She had no
doubt that her husband was dead.
And for dreary days she waited, feel
ing herself already a widow.
Twelve days later letter came. It
was from him. The letter that he
had been writing in the tent. She
opened it helplessly and read:
81 was interrupted in this by an
attack on the part of our tribal
friends, dearest, so am beginning all
over again" then followed some gos-
sip. "And now there is wonderful
news. The tribe has submitted, and
already we are on our way home.
When we meet shall have lots to tell
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-08
or Weakness and Loss of Appetite

Canton, China, Jan 26, 1915.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-08
County Board of Equalization.

The first meeting of the county
board of equalization was held Sat.
urday in the office of Auditor J. R.
Zimmerman, the meeting being pre-.
sided over by the chairman, j. l..
Minis. On account of the intensely
disagreeable day all townships were
not represented. 1t was unanimously
agreed that all personal property be
assessed at the same valuation as
last year. The real estate will not be
returned again until 1918. As there
has been such large increase in
the number of motor cars in the
county, it was deemed best to fix a
uniform scale for assessing this
class of property. The board unani-
mously agreed after some discus
sion that all cars be returned at 40
per cent. of their purchase price the
first year. 90 per cent. for cars two
years old and 10 per cent. cars of
less value. The county board will
meet again Saturday, March 25.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-08
Respectfully submitted,
. J. A.. Lott, Foreman
Grand Jury, EdgeGeld Co.
Co1nplimenting Mrs. Hill.

Last Thursday afternoon Miss
Elise Bowie entertained a few
friends in honor of Mrs. Susan
Brunson Hill. who is here from
Edgefeld on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Wade Cothran. Miss Bowie
had her parlors made lovely in
their decorations of jonquils and the
following ladies were present. and
enjoyed meeting Mrs. Hill and
playing tie delightful game of
bridge which was the form of en-
tertainment: Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Wade
Cothran, Mrs. F. E. Harrison, Mrs.
J. D. Kerr, Mrs. J F. Barnwell,
Mrs. R. L. Dargan, Mrs. S. G..
Thomson, Mrs. F. B. Gary, Miss
Latimer, Mrs. Gordon White, Mrs.
w. p. Greene and Miss Grace
Smith.
Refreshments were served after
the games by Miss Mamie Bowie
and Miss Mary Quarles Link, dur
ing the enjoyment of which many
delightful selections on the Victro.
la were listened to with pleasure.
Abbeville Medium.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-08

ton to the mercy of the court. He
was represented by N. G. Evans,
ESQ.,, and the State by the solicitor.
John Fuller, indicted for assault
ing a negro girl with intent to rape,
was acquitted. He was represented
by T. G. Calllson, Esq, and the
State by the solicitor.
Tom Bussey, indicted for dispos-
ing of property under a lien, was
found guilty, with recommends
ton to the mercy of the court.
The defendant was represented by
N. G. Evans, Esq, and the State by
the solicitor.
Lewis McGee and Tom Bussey
were fine $4,000 each or sixty days
on the chain gang. Both paid the
fines.
The grand jury made its report,
and was discharged Tuesday morn
ing. The report is published in full
in this issue.
The criminal docket was cleared
Tuesday afternoon except the case
against Joe Grant, the negro who
killed Mr.. J. A. burst in the town
of Johnston in 1906 and fled to
Pennsylvania. He will be tried
Thursday morning. Considerable
interest has been aroused in this
case on account of the publicity
that has been given it through the
stubborn fight which Grant made in
resisting being brought back to
South Carolina for trial.
The court will be engaged to-day
Wednesday, with civil business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-08
Letter From Edgefield Schools.

EdgeGeld and Trenton played a
very exciting game of basket bal
Saturday morning at the high
school campus. Miss Gladys Rives
acted as referee. This was the first
real game the Edge6eld team had
ever played, hence their defeat. The
score was 36-6 in favor Of Trenton
Everybody knows what an expe,
rienced team Trenton has and we
offer congratulations to our tea m
for putting up such a stiff fight.
We are proud to say we have Tren-
ton beat when it comes to goal
throwing. Frances Jones pitched
five goals and Jeanie Simkins one,
which made Edgefield's score. Now
that we know how to go up against
another team, / guarantee that when
Trenton comes over again we will!
reverse the score.
A special program for health day
was carried out in chapel Friday
morning. The first number was a
recitation by Elizabeth Lott, after
which DR.. Marsh made very in.
teresting and instructive talk on
How 70 keen WELL" Quotations on
health were then given by mem
Der of each grade.
lst grade: Martha Thurmond.
End grade: Frances Moore.
3rd grade: Elizabeth Paul.
4th grade: Benjamin Cogburn.
5th grade: George Tompkins.
9Th grade: VIM. Jones, Lois Minis.
7,h grade: Norma Shannonhouse.
Sth grade: Edwin Folk.
9th grade: Lydia Brunson.
10th grade: Janice Morgan.
llth grade: Lallie Peak.
DR.. RAIDER, the platform mana
ger of the chautauqua, visited the
school Monday morning. He con-
Quoted the chapel exercises and
made splendid talk to the students.
Three important features which he
emphatically stressed were health,
reading and work. Every word bore
a message of advice to the pupils
and it is hoped that each one took
part if not all of his instructions
to heart. We are. always delighteds
to have visitors and wish the par
ents would come more often.
School Correspondent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-08
In Honor of Mrs. Hill.

Mrs. w. S. Cothran gave de-
lightful party last Friday in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Susan Brunson
Hill, who is here from Edgefeld
for short visit. Twenty ladies we're
invited to meet Mrs. Hill and sever
al interesting games of bridge were
played. after which attractive and
appetizing plates of salad were
served.
Mrs. Hill is we'll known in Abbe-
Vile, having made many pleasant
visits here among her relatives and
friends and it is a pleasure to have
her come again and to know that
her charm and vivacity is the same.
Medium.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-08
GRAND JURY REPORT.
Grand Jury Appointed Com
mittees. Elect Commission
ers of Election. Urges
Law Enforcement.

10 His donor, Ernest wi oore
Presiding Judge, March term oI
court, Edge6eld, S. G.
We beg to report that we have
acted on all bills handed us and
that we have reported same.
We have appointed the following
committees from our body and they
will make their respective reports at
the August term Of court.
Committee on county officers and
county officers books: j A Lott,
chairman, H A Smith, ] P Nixon,
L G Watson, Henry Medlock.
Committee on chain gang, roads,
bridges and ferries: G G Jones,
chairman, J L Miller, L R BruD-
son, Sr., H H Herlong, L H Ham
ilton.
Committee on poor house and
public buildings: E R Clark, chair
man, w S Stevens, Clifford Rob-
ertson, ] W Mundy, w L Holson.
Committee on education: r L
Dunovant, chairman, Geo. w Bus
sey, Julius Vann.
We approve the appointment of
Mr.. D. D. Brunson, as Deputy
Sheriff by sheriff w. R. Swearin-
gen, we believe further that he will
fill the position in an acceptable
manner.
We believe that in general way
the officers of our county are en-
forcing the laws but we wish to
place especial emphasis on the pro-
hibition laws of our state and in
sist upon the sheriff. the deputy
sheriff, the magistrates and the
magistrates constables being on the
alert at all times. to enforce said
law.
We recommend that the super
visor take steps at once to remedy
the dam at Salters pond on the
Johnston Trenton higfway, we
appoint as special committee to
assist the supervisor in this work,
L G Watson, II H Herlong and
Julius Vann.
We recommend that the follow
ing be appointed as supervisors of
registration for Edge6eld county,
Nj w Clark, w L Holston and w
E Lott.
We hereby instruct the sheriff to
have the window sills in the Jail re-
paired and that sills be of cement
or concrete.
We recommend that the super
visor have such repairs as are nec-
essary to the roof of the court house
completed at once, it having come
TO our knowledge that there are nu-
merous leaks in the roof of same.
Your grand jury takes this occa-
sion to condemn the practice of
some of our citizens in presenting
for our consideration petty criminal
cases that appear to us being for
the sole and fagrantly selfish pur-
pose of collecting small accounts
due the prosecutors.
In conclusion we wish to thank
your Honor, the solicitor and other
court officials for the assistance rem
dered us in the discharge of our du-
ties and other courtesies extended to
us.
Respectfully submitted,
= ]. A. Lott, Foreman J
Grand Jury, Edge6eld Co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-08

We have large assortment of
furniture of all kinds and grades.
Come see our stock before buying.
We buy from the leading factories
in car lots, consequently can make
low prices.
&. B. Jones.