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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-26

81 81 Vista est;i empahaGa = le es
dificil distinguir los objetos. 81 lie
arden : ie Koran los Jos. 81 ell gio-
bo del ojo tiene una apariencia en-
~angrentada. 81 sus p&rpados presen-
tan una apariercia de granuiocida-
des o estan infIamados y tienen car
md ertnnces no hay duda al
crna de que 81 vista necesita su
atenci6n Immediate.
rs muy peligroso abaLdonar Ia
vista cuando Sc e%ncuentra en- este
estate tar delicado, pues pueden pre-
..ntarse complications que afecten
los n~ervios 0pticas y entonces que
iara listed ciego quie.l sabe 81 pa
RI toda su vida.
La vista es el senrldo mas delica-
hav que poner en- e. toda la aten-
zion. mo Sc descuide listed por mas
iCurese listed hoy, pues 81
10 deia para mas tarde lie costara mu-
cho mas dinero Y sLfrira listed mas.
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HAY QUE CUIDARSE
Los 0JOS

Uno de los mejores remedies pa.
ra los ojos, es sin duda alguna el CO
nocido con el nombre de LIMPIAVLS-
IA, Y como su nombre 10 indi ; lin
pia y alivia las Intermediates de Ia
vista. =
Unas cuantas aplicaciones 0 es
te famoso remedio seran suficientts
para impedir Que ST. NAL vaya a mus
y que Sc yea listed Drecisado de per
der Ia vista o espo1'rse a una ope-
raci6n costosa y d~oloro.a.
FL precio de este n!cdiccmento ea
de UN DOLLAR por frasco.
Puzzle listed manGar ell S1,00 en- e.
70 postal, en- Elective, en- carta GER
tificada y a vuelta de correo recibira
listed su remedio.
Dirigir sus pedidos 8: :
LIMPIAvISTA CHEMICAL CO..
Dept. 2. San Antonio, Texas.
TT Dolorosa Street.
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nUERE ACCDENTALMENTE UN
SABIO FRANCES.

PARIS. Octubre 25.-EI doctor
Alberto DaStre, conocico Tisiologo V
miembro &c las Academies de Ciez-
eias = Ge Medicina. murio a conse-
cUenIla Ge IN accidente a~Utorovilis-
tico, del cual aln no Sc conoceu los
oetailes.
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SECCION DE CONSULTAS

G1~ Ia mndael3n d1 s:e .Psl"itn" hfnr'* :5tol' r5 @"E5.n ,s seIqP6e
&C.. il rrIr 7OllnLd Y d. mamEA prNaia q 'uafaI r9nNuha. ) {LtsHnIt'
- m; n4n hcho. Hoy nernoS TeSirEV .-Tev"ndo II lntH' Erm!M ES res"
ms c.h7en. en- Ia inristnca ir IT. UarrTVi 1eTF'" |4lrEhe De: Is
j1rlIes q In persona qur !0S haa n prnrunlt. = del EoudFhHh1 que n%.
IN las !tsPne$Ias. ! IN 4" cu&rJn Ia f|srtt ill., !d' Il HhH11J dH$'6 eh
rvS raS5'.
rnla Ia r,rraS95ndehcia rlathaiG ct Ia scaIon dhr '"hfr dt1sda
q: IA rRENsi" SrrdGn dr CIr'uItaS -
-u \ co,, Roso san Animnin. THaS.
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| para otra 0 dc I'm lia para otro; pc
70 rS,o SOLO 10 pucdc sufrir \ por
.n"r;. aputia: n listed tremcnti-
| dos sean les que diriian dcsdc atriS.
,Cuund0 ZaDGta Villa ) Carrnnza ini-
! ciaryn =uS muyfmlrntuS, cran ~ci.ilcS
! segun tengo cntenhiIo, ' no ohstan-
t. ESQ - decid;cron = jugnr$c In Vi
! la en- Ia avrntuga ' ahoru cSt&.n rccU-
: g!enIo los irutoS de- su "rrcic. Dcs-
! DE- luego va son "grno-alrS". :Por-
uy los ~ciyi!rs rrfugia4oS no han lc
Ser yannces de- haccg, prrsiEuicndo
Nh" rciTind!caci"n. los que aG"'l!"$
hic!cron con fines mcnos mobiles:
Que ~"iporuuc no hemos cump!ido
con esta obligation includiole?" ia
de If a Mexico q hacer 10 que hicie-
/ ror los Generates Diaz ' Medina
! Barron) Pucs porque clos tuvie-
ror .rbnem,s" . cpi,rcs j. . 6ir;oir
{, "Iinnro" nara bacc- a viaie en- tan
TO cue nucstras 'chusmas' parecen ha-
! Der rccibido con mucho ~aprovecha-
m!crto las classes del Captain Arana"
= 50 asasta1 lie u DidamoS e!eren-
tos, entire clos ..dinc-a". o!viGando
uue Napole6n G! Grande, u algc en-
ircntia de csas cacstioHes. Leci. que
warn hacer II rucrra Sc n~eccs!taban
rras cosas: "direrc, Ginero = n:ncro".
y; contradiction I;.a c,a M bo i,-
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Sonora. y. En- etccio: on
animalcs a~sducrosoS It's cucar"ch@s
y cS 10 mas s"ncjllo haliar!oe en- :os
aiimcntoS que sc dejian dc n hor"
para otra 0 dc IN iia para otro; pc
70 rS,o 500 10 pucdc sufrir uHo por
mara aputia; ponEa listed trcmcnti-
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Cuandu aeccsite libros en- ~cspanol
dirijasc a lgnaciu T. LOzan0-l1S
y. Sta. Rosa Ave San Antnniu. Tn,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-26

"StoroaA P'eqHr u hH "e ~ -
de s"'Si en ca"nolo 'oS Soto' "AI
"u"e"''"" tn c''eS'l
eS'olO~" E"' Po,0"e ID
iIsEo MT" ~ pt'> III He
Ger 4's4u!s!t'''eS C'sH''- ''
"!@o mas H'm"N'' ) Noore '?''' HI,
N'IlfoSo; " co'h"'''' - 'E'"1 f"s
Huei'"s III" s2:"l''''' ''''" III" '''"
c"h'n>" dc - que g )" l""'''"' P1'o
que les n"i." par" " " morris" P"F
ella.
por d. t,mss. ST rainlr... I.Ioya
; E.,-.. yira..li. no Sc. rn.y,:.
.,.3r ~ l.. ..;ncl. rs. ysto no ohc-
-. SO. . auc sean ~vivilcS = secaS. <iro
..lr son ~riyi}rS cmir,n,ts ia" pre-
;.r m,.iore: s.ryic.os tond, eSI:in
c.. .a Ia Hvra dr fucro Y 81 hecho dc
a... ha,-gn ,ido rximiio< del sevicio
r~.;i,.r debr obcdrcer. de seguro. i
,lu...s o.c han SiGo prcyiStuS Dor IN
lc- i" rrc'atami.nto. dc otra u
81, ,roc.ror;.r ..r cha como g. nr.
cu"niran 'AntoS otEoS hoW'rs> rm'-
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"Licurgo" no hard Ia
guerra q la r1exicanQ

" - ~
Sin q amino. tanpo2o. il cnta-
/ liar una poismica con mi rrudito de
tractor, e! m-isterioso \. s. de- las
~Cronicas Cubanas," quisn recorcen-
.ro Sobre mi, en- 50 articulo "Licur-
90. emboseado" los ataQues de que
! In -c7ido hacienda obieto Z los icfes
del cx,irro r~jtrcito federal. me pon-
Or. = c<cy;bir e>ta. !ineas. con 81 pro
: r..sir, .nfr,, dc RESPONDER 4 a,qlnuS
., 70, ,gr r., plfero n;s,ffirar con
~ sa.r,:o mss no ron n Drercnsiun
tri la r.nrranza lie ,cacyr = qairn
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..c r.. 5;>ua...r como ,!,aS sic LIS
, ;~orm:aan.,S rrcursoS de L. ~r.oriea
~ivena. nero Mena ic ga.arura Y sim
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i. 5. TO CALL
women into
WAR FACTORIES

: WASHlNGTON. OCT i The G0l
eminent j, nrcr3-j.r "a cali ,.pu..
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'LeH I'd'l !" VIC VA
h'I"ie NpT .2~' a'EcTa'1G :" pI "s"a'
'h'l'' d. '"LS' ~ ''!i "''L 80 n"'..''i III
!n'hl'P' ID ''@ H"'' EaF''9. s"Ip-
".''""1S h,d"'' ana ."~'.> olH'r '!fl"N
~ var '-4"Hi.t n" navy O. I''F'
"'h'' Il WIS d"' 'aF'G ''""T' Slalo :
u "uf - fiL'."' 'A".h III great NUM-
''
IT." Ha'' j. alr"0dv '?@royImC more
women r1ln a"' "t."r I0'trnmcHt
""FPau. Il" tI"t' Gee .AS fac'oIits
'ohdHcted ~ ''.' H"H"T';"'H' III fhif
"H0lii'la an" "aSi": t"h AZ" ran on
''','! - ''4''
"f''c'aI i "d0HNcd '0c1E t"at TINS
country IS '"ciHS q eGa|r 'aDor snort
age shortage % SkliiFd WORKERS
"!'lth Will relH!r" IeG'S!atlon 20 rem
CO..
A tentative romody has already
zen 9"rt'h'd ""' y Is Uorr"W'd N
part from tn2land u i process OF
uii"ho". ~ th'S meant transfer Oh
Ahliied WORKERS ron , faC'CrE Wher"
'neFr - IN un"Soa"F '"rse heFC"htase
{" SkIlI"" men 70 NN" W"eFC th"rP -
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tcorespendepc. Of the Assoe:a.ea rressI

jC2freSpe . ndencs OF me ASSOCIATED Fre''I
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a. 1.'''' Cd = '''''', a. >''
''...,' $780, .,' 80; Il. =" "a 49,
! $50 '',.' = ''''-''S.' ( 80 49, 81.
o '.,.-,o' l. .h,;- ~, ~
ia" 5"I ~ - ''I''' ,'S''"'S' ,l' "'S'.
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and one ~ 1a;on,nn I,,h ,,,.ra ,f,,,,. -.
rot win ;.n1s s3hsrrih.a ~, .. -,
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twill undo,, btpdlv Sc, c...,..l,.n.. ,,r,
the American army - .. MY tOu hn.-
itaIs Will ALWAYS ,irl ~un,n tn min
lister To their vnn..
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TWO NENGLAND READY
FOR SICK OR WOUNDED americans

The Lancaster Cat" hos"ital .eCeni-
l. cp"gei by Ambassador an dMrS
Pu-a. occ1rle> one Of the most de$lCa.
B e sizes IN London Il commands "A
View If Hyde Park and : Visited ~
hundreds of American ,i-Uu:~ Many
G., rs nurses are American, living ~
EnclaDd The large ward IN tn"
-round floor is named Phll2de'pA a.
having been endowed b. the phlIadcI.
phid branch Of the BrjjI>h-Amvrj, an
Way H'jet Committee The o'h"r la:-c
vu:d is named tie Mary Barns aI,er
II donor
adv Randolph Ch"rcMll vNo lives
near the hospital is constant. AZ vera
tlcr" and Nicomntc>s Har,oHrt With
Lady Lowther looks a;t"~ the office
work.
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WOMAN CONVICTED FOR
RUNNING IMPROPER HOUSE

TIE first conviction under the new
law prohibiting conducting disorderIy
houses withinafve miles of army posts
was secured in fedora! court yesterday
when a jury returned a verdict Of
guilty in the case Of Mrs. Clara Barr
co!ored. charged with keeping a Ques-
tiOnable house in kalihi. She will be
sentenced Monday
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JURY ExoNERATEs JAPANESE.

After d trial which lasted all day.
a Jury in Circuit Judge Ashford's court
yesterday returned verdict Of
not guilty in the case of Okla and -
other Japanese. charged with indulC.
ing in a game Of "seven-elcyen." Thu
Japanese were convicted in police
court and each fined $50. They alp.
DpalCd
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that it was a patriotic manifestation
but others had Long Live the Govern
ment of Kiev," Long Live the Tx.
fraine!" Long Live Independent Little
Russia" Long Live the Independent
Ukraine!"
The soldiers belonged to the Petro.
grad garrison and were natives of
Little Russia, manifesting their de
sire to be enrolled as soon as possible
ir the purely Ukrainian army that is
being formed in the south. No one in
terfered with their sepaIa tist demon.
stration.
The Amazon Official
Some soldiers whose bearing was
anything but martial were taking up
too much room in a tramway to please
the female conductor. who rated
them vigorously with all the extraor-
binary authOritativeness which wc
men in Russia always display toward
men. You, soldiers! Go on. You
only have soldiers clothes on, that's
ALL"
Its a shame to treat a poor
wounded man like this" murmured
enc of them.
You wounded?" retorted the con-
Guctor. IF you are wounded it must
be in the left nostril and by cork
from a bottle"
These illustrations of Russian tenn
permanent are declared to indicate the
difficult task KerenSky cOnfrOnts. tC
direct such people and keep them
steadily in the path he would have
them follow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-27
KAHANA CASE REOPENEO.

Time was turned backward for
a while yesterday and Attorney
William L. Whitney was again on the
bench in circuit court not as Judge
however, but as master in the ole
hui of kahana land cases which has
been reopened. The contest Of the
Waiahole Water Co. was argued yes
terday afternoon before Attorney
Whitney.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-08-22
BRING TOTAL TO $1e,0oo,Ooo,Ooo
Secretary McAdoo Says $O,OOO,OOO,-
600 More Will BE Necessary.

Washington, Aug. l5.-Congres-
sional leaders were informed by Sec
retary McA doc that it would be neces-
sary for them to authorize at this
time ard the winter session Of Con-
grcss an additional $9,O0O,00O, 900
for war expenditures to June 3Oth,
1918, including further loans to the
allies, Five billions in bonds already
have been authorized and a $4,000
900, 900 war tax bill Is pending now
in the Senate.
Within an hour after the Secret ary
had conferred with Representative
Kitchen, chairman OF the House WAYS
and means committee, plans were un-
der way to raise the money. A meet
ing Of the ways and means commit
tee was called for August 25, and
arrangements made for the House,
now taking three days recess, to re-
sumo its regular meetings on August
q and expedite financial legislation
Issuance Of between $3,00O,OOO,-
600 and 100000 in bonds to
meet new allied loans, authorization
OF an additional 100000 in
taxes to be added to the bill before
the Senate, probably will be proposed
by the committee and agreed to- by
the House. No delay in either au-
thorization Is anticipated. The bond
issue will be agreed to within a day,
Mr. Kitchen predicted, and the $780,
100000 probably will be added to the
revenue bill in conference, with the
approval OF the House.
The plan IS to have the remainder
Of the $4,000, 100000 authorized at
the next session Of Congress, begin
ming In December Whether it will
be raised by bonds or additional tax
alton or in what proportion of both
is undecided.
Announcement that authorization
OF new bond issue to meet an allied
loan was desired came as surprise
to most Of the Congressional leaders
They thought the conference the Sec
retary sought with Mr.. Kitchen was
FOR the purpose Of discussing raising
possibly an additional 81 100000, 900
or $4,000 100000 for emergency do
mestic means. They planned to au-
thoriZe 1t, go home. and raise the re-
naming $4,000, 100000 or $4,000
100000 it was estimated the war
would cost this fiscal year at the next
session.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-08-22
j. l.. McCarley Dead.
(Farm and Factory, 10th

(Farm and Factory, 16th.)
James Lawrence McCarley, for
merly Of the Townville section of
Oconee, but later Of Anderson county,
died in the Anderson County Hospital
Tuesday. following an operation for
prostate glands. He was a patient
In the hospital for several weeks and
1t was known for days before the
end that he could not survive. At
the age Of 16 Coward the end OF the
conflict Mr.. McCarley entered the
Confederate army and fought until
the surrender. After the war he To-
Gated near the -Oconee
county line and remained there until
he moved to Anderson, few years
ago. He married Miss Martha Adelia
Whitaker and their marriage was one
Of happiness. She died last Decem-
Der. His sons and daughters are: r..
w.. J. w. and l.. II. McCarley. of
near Anderson: Fl. II. McCarley, of
Charleston; l.. G. McCarley, Of
Townville; Mrs. }. II. Long, OF Hick-
ory Flat; Mrs. w. E. Giles, Of Town
vile, and Mrs. r. l.. Bowie, Of Char
lesion. He Is also survived by three
sisters and one brother. They are
Mrs. Mary Dickson, Of Anderson;
Mrs. Sallie Hunt, Of Townville: Miss
Matte McCarley, Of the Roberts
church section of Anderson county.
The announcement Of Mr.. McCarley's
death will be distressing news to nu-
merous friends and acquaintances in
Oconee county.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-08-22
BELIEVES 1T BETTER
THAN ANY OTHER USED
Mrs. McAlister, OF Green Vile, Makes
Interesting Statement,
DAUGHTER AIDED MUCH.
Troubles Gone, Her Daughter sis
Back ut Work Now" She Says.

Tanlac Is a good medicine, and
am glad to say / think it as good or
better than any other RENE ly have
ever used,' declared Mrs. J. 7 Meal
ister. OF No. 8 Bryant St., Brandon,
Greenville, in a statement she gave
June Cd. "My daughter took Tan
lac because she was suffering from a
badly weakened condition, and she
was 80 sick she was just able to be
out Of bed. Her appetite had left her
and she didn't eat anything at all
hardly. All the time she complained
Of pains IN her side and Of headaches.
But the TaElac soon had her
strong and we'll and she went back to
work and Is working regularly now.
1t gave her a good appetite and built
up her entire system. Her strength
increased rapidly after she began tax
ing Tanlac, and now she never com
plains of those pains in her side nor
Of headaches
Tanlac, the master medicine, is
sold exclusively by Bells Drug Store,
Walhalla; J. G. Cain. Oakway; Sa-
lem Drug Co., Salem; Seneca Phar-
macy, Seneca; Stonecypher Drug
Co., Westminster; Hughs G. Dendy,
Richland.--Adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-08-22
THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA
Ill the District Court Of the United
States for the Western District OF
South Carolina.

In tho District Court Of the United
States for the Western District OF
South Carolina.
THE UNITED STATES
A certain tract OF land containing
o1.l9 acres, more or less, situate
IN Chattooga Township, in the
county Of Oconee, In the State of
South Carolina, known as w. II.
Handy tract.
Notice that Application has Been
Made by The United States to Ac-
quire the Land Herein Described
by Condemnation,
Pursuant to an order made by his
honor, Joseph T. Johnson, United
States Judge for the Western Dis
trict of South Carolina, on the I'd day
OF July, A. D. 1917, notice Is hereby
published that application has been
made to the District Court OF the
united States for the Western Dis.
trict of South Carolina, in behalf Of
the United States, for the condemna-
tion for the public use and purpose
OF National Forest Reserve, Of GER
tain tracts of land, owned or sup
posed to be owned by w. r. Handy,
and general description of said
tract or land being as follows:
W. Il. Handy Tract:
67.l9 acres, horizontal measure.
Chattooga Township, Oconee County,
5. e., bounded N by S r. Ouarles
tract, e by c. w. Hunt tract, SE by
w. I. Handy, and w by Fannie Rob-
ms lands, beginning at corner IL Of
9: w. Hunt tract, witnessed by 4"
black jack and S" pine, .16 and .22
ch. distant; thence N 71-28 w 1O.47
en-; 1888 w 11.50 ch. to white
OAK; $500 w 2.06 CHI. to black
pine; $50 w 22.48 ch. to Fannie
ROBINS tract; thence with it's boun-
dary 20-03 w 1906 ch. to s. r.
Quarles tract; thence N 69-04 70.
with Its line 14.9S ch. to G. w. Hunt
tract; thence with It's lines N 88-47
E $50 ch.; S 35-45 E, 22.83 CHI, to
beginning; all bearings turned from
true meridian.
All persons interested in said tract
OF land are hereby required to come
forward on the 1st day Of October,
a. D. 1917, and file with the Clerk Of
this Court, at his Office at Greenville.
S. c., their objections, If any they
should have, to the proposed pur-
chase or acquisition Of said tract OF
land, by the United States,
j. WILLIAM THURMOND,
United States Attorney.
a true copy. Attest:
(Seal.) J. b. KNIGHT,
Clerk U. s. d. Court
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Weekly Sinkings Decrease.

London, Aug. 15.-A falling off in
British tonnage sunk last week by
mines or submarines is Indicated in
the weekly admiralty statement made
public Tonight, Fourteen vessels of
500 tons and over were sent to the
bottom. as against 81 the previous
week. Two vessels of less than L.
coo tons were sunk last week, the
same number reported the previous
week. Three fishing boats met with
disaster last week.
Arrivals OF all nationalities 2,77G:
sailings 2,666.
British merchantmen unsuccess-
fully attacked, including five previ-
ously, I3.
italian Losses.
Rome, Aug. 16.-ltalian merchant
vessel losses for the week ending Au-
gust II, was six steamers and five
sailing vessels, one Of the latter being
more than 1000 tons. Five hundred
and fifty ships Of all nationalities ar
rived; 500 left.
French Losses.
Paris, Aug. 16.-One French
steamship Of more than 1000 tons,
and three smaller ones were lost dur
ing the week ending August 12. There
were 1,010 arrivals and 1,02S clear
ances. Five French ships were un-
successfully attacked.
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. "SONlEWHERE IN EUROPE" !
"Nothing Thus Far that Would >,
Not BE Proud to Report to .,
Those Back Home" >.

Somewhere in Europe" July 27,
19l7.-Editor Kcowee Courier: Your
paper should be sent to every man of
the county who enlists in either the
army or navy. Surely there are those
who will subscribe for them. The
Courier is joy indeed to me these
days. I have been con the job" here
for more than two months now and
am beginning to feel the need of news
from home.
It's not a hard task we have here,
but rather glorious one. | think |
speak the feeling Of all our men
when | say | am glad to be here.
count it an honor, and appreciate the
fact that l could be among the first
to come. All | can say is that our
men are doins well the work assign
ed them.
knowing the facts, | am often
amused as read many reports from
the papers. | wish I were permitted
to~Write all | know, but I am not.
can assure you, though, there is
nothing thus far that would not be
proud to report to those "back
home am proud to be alive, to
be 4 citizen OF the United States OF
America, and proud to be from Oco-
nee county, South Carolina; and, if
need be, shall be proud to die for
the cause we represent and for the
Good Old United States Of America. "
Isaiah 50:7 is my strong tower Of
confidence. Sincerely,
Milton o. Alexander.
tThe above letter was enclosed in
the usual way and stamped PASSED
by the Censor" The original post
mark was not discernible.)
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-08-22
GIRLS! WHITEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE.
Make Beauty Lotion for II Few
Cents to Remove Tan,
Frccllcs, Sall0wncss.

Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply you with three ounces Of or
chard White for few cents. Squeeze
the i"i,e Of two fresh lemons into n
bottle, tben put in the orchard white
and shake well. This makes a quar-
ter pint Ct the very best lemon skin
whitener and complexion beautifier
known. Massage this fragrant,
creamy lotion daily into the face.
neck, !rms and hands and just see
how frcckles, tan, sallowness, redness
and rcughness disappear and how
smoota, soft and clear the skin be-
comes. Yes! 1t Is harmless, and
the beautiful results will surprise
you.
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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
In the District Court OF tho United
States for the Western District

I'm the District Court OF tho United
States for the Western District
Of South Carolina.
THE UNITED STATES
Versus
certain tract Of land containing
1898 acres, more or less, situate
IN Chattooga Township, in the
County Of Oconee, in the State of
South Carolina, known as v. r.
Holden tract.
Notice that Application has Been
Made by The United States to Ac-
Guire the Land Herein Described
by Condemnation.
Pursuant TO an order made By his
honor, Joseph II. Johnson, United
States Judge for the Western District
Of South Carolina, on the I'd day Of
July, A. D., 1917, notice Is here
by published that application has
been made to the District Court Of
the United States, for the Western
District Of South Carolina, in behalf
Of the United States, for the condem-
nation for the public use and purpose
of National Forest Reserve, Of certain
tracts of land, owned or supposed to