davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14

Dor beipabren. in be Hstrt Der wel
pobubeiteu binab 5u iiutsn Sic fqu
in msiutm 0tr5sn meter Icbeu, ID wis
i'd it isBt tn mir truge, DOH teintin
Summer beI6pert. pon teirer 9itisrs
ttit bsriibrt bpr aaeH GabrHIffen be-
I1irmt un6 Dor @ut6ldtteruus be-
nd6rt.
: Die gbe, Die ih singebea iucrOe, 1T
auF @runolage tlarer lleberlcgung
uno gum 3pede gtgenieitissr 3ilfez
IeiituNgen beim SraseH Der IdDtreH
Qebensbiirbe erri4tst. Itigung un0
Gertrautu, gemsiniome SntereKen
unb cine 1ompaene @ciltssrintuna
pereinen uns. Rur Iol6e Gbe farm
barmoniI6 ieiu. Dem nie pirD ts
6o9eeIpaunte @tfiible in ibr geber,
bic un6sfrieOigt bleiben t0nnten. Mir
usrben Elm Qeben aug Sabten pol
g(rbtit uilb 5rieDen bouen. Doh MINI
mer miro Set 5aben Der @rinntfung,
ser mtin Ser3 an Oeinss tuiipft. gers
rsiBsn!
ginIt iagteit BIZ, bic 9iebe lei fit
mid nur Spiel2 8ennit Du
ni6t bic Siibigteit zines eiusebil6eten
glhdts2 aennIt bu bic beIhntngte
Rraft ser ungeitiIten GebnIudt2 Sag
mir'S! Sag mir, Ob ou MID per.
fttbit! S6rci6 mir, Gelitbtsr, ein
iebtss 0ort. oos uuIsr 9tbT9ieo ieiu
Ioa! uuo Dffne Oein 9ers Dem glouz
ben barou, Dob i9 mid Dir fiirs 2ss
Ben niGt perbiuDeu fam neil I'd
BID liebe!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
snA eincS n[trn lsinnirra.

Sartington Ia. 6eb Sm $on.
ie ieines SobEes 2ouis @os bal
bier Mor @ob I'M alter bon 81 SAB.
rem Ole Allset gum lesten SAlum.
nter efdloIiaa. Ger 8~eritorbenC
ipobute iiber 80 Sabre I'M Geoat
GoulttD unO gGborte 5u 0eilet &c.
odltetiten Beipobnerit. Ole Beer.
0ialiug ioito l,Hier 0ablreiAer Ieil.
nobuie bon ser fdtboliideu air6t
aus itott. SER 8forrer Sdniitt
gen iegnete Die 2eihe eiil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
@nhnhir6c Eefennen ad idnlSia.

@%oiting8, ~. 5eb. Der 81.
jdbrige Gbeitu Coleman mo Der
6arbige Mari Sefferion ueItle ipe.
aen Ginbruhs III @iitermaggons
nerboftet mlr0en. Ba6et elm boil
itanoiges @ejtduonis obgeIpgt Gle
geitan0er. iii SO asaggons eingebro.
den 3l fem lnb ilber t%alienO 9iuho
Mleiiing ~geito9len 5u bdbet gtDo
Elm 3rittel odnon mliroe lit ibtem
geitb geium0fn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
SSSie Elm TeinO 1T cnnflcr
Nacbt itbleidben iid) Sic
1lnreinlidbfcitcn 1T caS Nlmf

Stimulation fnledt unb uneenlgeno. 0aun Into
oies sic eriten sat5cihen eiieF forperEi6eis
erf65pinug. bic e Sbncr unrr5eiid mndt.
SbreH Getpo0nbeitcn iino 8fIidten ilaD5ufons
neil.
3icies Gefi6 heranbt Gle Sbrer Sdnifels.
frnft itio Hlddi anBeroem ben aorper gcgeli
misunderstanding ipiberitdnosles, 10 bdB Ser
gefanere ieidt elm 0pier 6erfeIbeH ipiro. 9liss
fiercH Gie eS nidt; balten Sic Scr 8lut bon
llrreinIinfeitet fret. g. 9, e. 1T elm gIut.
reiniaunasmitteL aarantiert ois 9flan5ra.
ifoffeu. O. III fir iiber fiinf8ig Sabre i'm
9anoel, rcintet bas gflt nno H1dt Is beTIer.
9. 9. 9. ipirS III alien 2lpotbefen berfauft.
s6rei6t fir gidIein ln6 freien meot5Inii3eE
9iat oil Sptft epecific Co. SO Gpift aobcra.
tOrb, atlanta, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
gci gIntunufaa bcrlebt.

Gaipion. III. 5eb. Die Shpe.
Itern 1araaret ulo Soiepbine 81,
GonalO liegen beioe nut armbriihen
nno mnOeren &erIesimgm oanieOer,
Die fie iid) 3itae8oaen hottsn nls Oas
qiifo. in Dem lie lid bcfanocn, in
Der gtdbe bon Salem III eineu Sra.
ben itilr8te mo iid iiberidIus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
IS 1T hodliuidtis, Oof Scr lcbcn.
I~pcnOcn6e glntpDrrat in better
&erfaiir,ng erbalten mirO.

9n bieien Ideeu oes Ggiften3fanpfes foQicii
Gle aud 56ren f~Ieiriien gorteft Mot i6er=
febeu. Sore geiuHObeit mus tets Die bette
ieiit, ipclelt GiesDie lauienOea &ro6Ieuie bes
Cages NIT alsii6t auf GrfoIg in stneriff neb-
uieft.
9aiien sie l6 ni6t 5bre @efutDbeit inter
gra6er. qraItfbeit trserSipeTder art fpirft
febr biHoerHo. Die tpi6tieIte stcae in 56rem
soitem riaimt poht oas 8Int Elm, pa bon ieis
net gei@ufeaDeit sic 8irfunesiraft Der mid
tighten 0raaue osS Menf6en abbdnet. SIT
Oas 8lut bur9 unreiHliGfeiteH eeitipadt bie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
SOdidnle mieOerae6rannt.

0orf, II. 6eb. Die bieiigi
Central 0ndiaule mproe geiterr
dbeno eiu Rau6 Der 8lunmcn. Gns
tfeuer muroc aeaen I llbr ent0edt,
latte ieoodl, DIS Die 5elermebr eill.
traf, bereit8 eiuen iolden llmfung
erreidt, 0oB an Elm Ginodnmel Der
5lnmmen nidlt nIebr at oenfen mar.
8os @ebauoe foitete 100000 IS
mar NIT $40 600 beriidert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
Ialtor abaeiehf.

GeOor 9fopi0s. Sd. IA. Sch. =
Der ~bisberige Eoitor ser Central
8orf 9reSbDter STRIDE, Carl 9.
5ilder, lit bon ieiner @erneinDe iii.
ter ser Aliflage Der 8eltlidfeii
ullO untiidtigfeit ieiltes Eoitens
entAoben worOer, Sdon borber
moren 5pei 6ecliorger oeriel6eu @e.
meinDe ais Gpfer bon sy%ntrigen lt1t.
ter oen MitgIieoeru abgeiest NOR.
0ef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14

Rein. gtbsr bieIe Sraae fam sis
mem ben I96nien g(asenblid DerIeis
otn. So gibt bod feline 5rnu, bic lie
nidt iteIlen pirOe !. unO gfraOe
Danr, tpenn man es an i~pentgiten ers
udrtet puBmuderiR OOer gFds
fin bIeibt ii1 glsid ~
aSit beun bas 10 i4limm2 -
meinte ole lunse 6rnu.
.@elpiB 1T Ous i@limm, neil sS
3lpsdlps uno langpeihg iii. lsbsrs
boupt fam i1 WieDerboluuget HiGt
leiOen -, unb bu biit ebenfo pie bic
anoettn 0ds D%tritihmt MIDI
Nd, mas ge6en mid Ell bic ora
osren 5raitsH an" -. iagte tie nod
Dentli6. sd neiB uur. bob i'd tag
Iif odrum bungs, bid einmal gu
perIisrsn, es mag ia OAnim ietr, absr
Is tpmnt iOaber, neil iA Oi9 ID UNI
Idgbar liebe ="
50" unter6ra8 er iie, f4 pieOer
5u i6r nenoeno. limo ba oeriuht
on, mid 3u pergepoltigen mir
Elm 9eripredsn ab3u5pingen -, mid
i'm por6inein Su binbm Il. On ipiIlt
bid ouF ale Safe ii9ern unO aIaubif,
mid III elmer SAlinge 5t fan9en
@eibt Sit benn ui9t, Dab bu barnit
0ds @edenteil bepirtf?i.. 6eute,
gum 9eiipisI, sin id teiner itarten
@mpfiuouns mehr fir bid fdhig!. -"
sic f6pieg bctrii6t. Damn aber
Iob tie i'm Id9elro in bic angen uto
iagie:
sMenn BIZ mid nur morgeH un6
iibermorgeu uno INNER, inner ~.
obne @nOe.. Iisb bait -. 4uf Ons
bib9en beute mill i4 germ ber3i4s
ten...f
Dariiber mibte sr laden.
s0u biit Elm &inO!" iagte er NOD
bal6 getei5t. lln0 Oo9te:
@ie Ionotrbar, oaB 5rausn
nte i'm augen6lid fir oieien stnen
4uoen6lid le6enl Simmer iagen fe
benz n1nitsn mad, bonn fommenotn
Itets mebr eriparteno ats Der gegeas
pdrtige gebra9t. S6re Geiii6le ents
5iinoen ie an tpeIenlofen 9eb;lben
bic Die @rfportung linen portdlddt.
limo laiIen reife Triidte beg eebens
halbgenolen fallen, hin nab Srrlt4s
tern 3lt boi9en. @ir d6er, Die mir
unIers gauge 9rnft ntf oos @rieben
fOnBentriereu, fiiRlen, ME tie uis snts
gIeiten un6 IiuO ni6t minbsr geneigt,
lie gu feHeln. 8eun, mas 1T bic @bs
onberes, ais DieIes 6orm getporoene
erisbnte, INTERCHANGEABLE unb oro9ens
be; Sumner! ~"
Mit einem GrnIt, Der beirdbs
etpas 6sierli6ss batte, iagte er:
,gein, 2iebits, i'd psrOe niemaIs
anfb0ren, bid Su Iie6en!. -
DDS Is ober 10 unpermittelt fam
un0 bic S5rdu ieinem 8eoanten Mot
bate folgen t0nneH, Io1 tie ibr en-
4 itdunt un6 frageno an.
III.
sd babe mid seitsrn Oerlobt,
@eliebter, unb bu iolIit es 5uerit BON
mir srfabreu. Seit jenem a6eno, "a
bu MID frogtsit. p6 i'd Oeine 5rou
peroen nons unO nidt begriffit: DAP
id troB alien, pGs utls berbinOst,
Elm Rein" fagen tonnte, babe i4 bid
ni6t geieDen. Da groait ulto i~parteft
ouf ein Mort BON mir, i@udrteIt, bab
i'd DID 5uriidrufe, um bic Define gu
tptrbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
Nus Sem staate gfcbrasfa!

mebr 9odt olls ben 21n0ereien be.
fomnten. Die 9feioIutiou muroe OH
belite 5lrfiidgeleat.
SUI 5enot retd)ie Seu1tpr Wtori,
drtp eil gmenoenient 8iir Serial
iungsfoupcntporlage elm Die groBes
SsSntereIie beonipritAte. Die 8orla.
ge oitroe %unterltilst BON Senator
Wfnttes. Niif a1ltrog bon Senator
SanOoIl ipurDe Dus 4aienoemeat lt
eifen Gag 5liriidgelegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
anabe an glatheralftmns aeiturGem

Charlton, IA. Sch. 81 einenl
Soipital in 5relnoilt lit Ser elfjdb-
rige Sobn BON 9erril itno 5rall
Senru Soihnonn bon bier an 8hit.
bergiftltng %9eitorben. Ger &no6e
bate iif beim ShIittidubloufen eli
ne 8nnOe 5uge5ogen, es trat @lut-
bergiftltng ciit nno Der 3ultaub nes
beoouernsmertcn anaben idteu bon
Geginn an unibetlbdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III bod

Yincolm II Sch. 81 Dem
9ro3eB beriMicoeaer Gel @eieaidaf.
Ten gegen Oen 5taat in nel6em iie
0as &edt 0esiel6en auf1mpfeb 10c
pro SAB mir @}riifung OeS Oels 81
er1eben, bot 0as Gbergeriht geitern
oas ltrtei obaege6em Dab Der
Staot iiir Sic 9rifma nidt mebr
perlnnget font als Die totidhli1en
unfoiten betrogen. Sm @efu16rianl
0es G6eraerid)tes befin0en iidl ee.
eenmdrtig $4,000 foaeftierte sc.
babren fir llpteriudmg BON Del.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14

Bonn 3ne ai6cria6ren,

Sort @ldoiion i3. Sch. Scr
g8eideu teller &. ". @iIcs mitroe
aeItern it6eriabreE mo ot,i Der 5tel.
Ie gctotet. Ger 8erungliidte mar
crit lett filrder 8eit AM bieligell
9aInbof ongeIteIlt itn6 ieine 6rou
befanO it'd sur Set oes llniaGes
nltf Der lle0erreiie bon @leuOipe,
Mont I'M bier i1r @eim altf8lt.
ihlngeii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
Merifaner BON Bun iiberfa6ren.

Soils Stir, III. 5eb. Sin ltu.
befamtcr Wicgifaner lit mtf Dem
bieiigen 8obnbof bon einem 8er,
ionen5ug iI~berfohreH lpor0en. 0d
man ben &erunglidten mif feine
@eiie ioentiii3iereH fomnte. mllrOe er
auf Dem armenfrieo0of 6eeraben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
Mini friidIer sat ertdupf

SdupIer. II. Set. Ser bieii.
&C 8n6nogent Der llnion Eaciiic
Balm ao0lpb SibroI iobte gcitern
morae einea iiuIaeh @lenihen oo.
hi oh. ME or bic aailc heronhie.
@r spana ihu sir 0%crausaQbc Der
eeltObleucA $50, IleB Ocn Eicb le.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
0nriier 3eitnnaen mrr0en flcintr

9aris, 13. 6eb. 9as Stobineh
bot beute entidieoei, boB Oie 3obI
Der Seitcn Der taglih eriheinenSeu
3eitmgel berriugcrt merOe. 9ielc
attorontmg erfolete INT 0o9Ich 5ll
iparen mo Die Gininbr BON 9rnd,
papier mo Der gu ieiner SeriteIlitrg
n0tigeu 8ohmoterialien ein5uidrdm.
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
Gdn(6pnos berfatft.

Saitinas. Ia 6eb. Ser bic
iige SfuIrnt nerfaulte geiteru Der
griten giationol 8arf bon Sa..
things SduIbous BOMBS I'M getrage
bon 100000 bel einer 9rdmie BON
$t.t56
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
Mlnrbprn,r6 6%rnpnnen.

aeofuf, 14. 6eb, @eitern De-
gdnn i'm bieiiGen Gitriftgerift Der
Moropro5eB eegeil 6orreit Diamon,
Der angeflagt lit, GOmar0 5cnrIeti
bier i'm lebten September ermoroei
III hoben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14

I'm fdnblt9. Rriessfreis
piaiser: ngto4 ems! SD bin 8egsz
tarisr, 9err 5slbpsbel. tpirO 0as
nt9t bn brauStn III 6is4sn umTtdno-
lid pstoen nil Der 8odersi2"
~ &tnn3ei9en. Jrau (uor
Der NuSlage zines WteBsers, aIs otr
Wtann non Der NurIt, bic in Der
guslage 1T, Elm Stit boIen ipit):
.2dB iis6er, bic lit, ME mir Ideint,
pi6t gut. Da iist nidt cine eiu8ise
6liege parduf!"
ginponb. Batter (nen
Sobn prii9slnO): nDart, ih lOstre
0i dIebren, bic 9Ofe f6Onen!"
5risl; RIO, i6onft Gu iit jsbt
etipo9"
9rudfebIsr. ausss6maO.
den. bas aud Sausor6eit Derninist,
iu9t StsIie.
- 49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
1rncr seritirt g9aidlaniln[t.

greig6toR III. Sch. Die bic
fise @aidonitalt lit nieOeree6rount,
1ur Die gloliern iiehcn nod. &ie
has 6euer eutiiauoeL ii Gin HdticI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
Der PilfsfonS.

SIR bic ii6irii6en ariassecfongc-
nen i%tiftete:
Soiepb aeaingbolts, 8eeiner,
9fefr. $1,000
5rat 9cter Us. Shebl, 5irtb
gleb................... zoe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
lDtil i'd bid litbt.,.
efi68e OOii o. Ga9rieut

On IOait re aIs auOenten Opl
mir beipubren Idgte Srmgaro,
uno CAB ibrsm Better cine ountle
Rois.
sWiaf 6u iie nidt lisber in bein
3tmmer ltsllen? Sieb nal, lie ouftet
70 nun0erf9on, unO bel mir pirb tie
p~erlpelten -
.0ein, SD babe Ic fir bid gcs
pfludt !. psil td bid Iiebe !. 8u
fonnit iit in Oein al6um preIien oOer
in Elm anoeres Bud :.
n9u liebif mi924 frogtt er ID
6eln0. s2tber DurHm benz. feline
Srmgaro2 Sd babe Dir bod niemdls
etpds geidentt. ,. Ridt sinmdl
GnotuIaOs!
.8as brduAIt BIZ aud ni4t ],
aber i'd mO6ts biz ales Identsn,
mas ih nur torA
On bit Elm litbes tleines 0ldOs
den, nno i6 Dotts Dir febr =" Idgte
tr, ibre @ongs itreidelnO. ggtun,
peiBt bu pds? Mlan bat bid i4ou
alpeirnal gerufsl, am gnoe miro man
b6Ie iein... RiGl pabr2
3ipsi augsu, bic nit tinoli6 srn'
item 9ertrauen gu i9m aufgeblidl
9atten, isnttm ii4 euttduIdt gu 8o'
Den.
Sd" ieaf3te fis. = paommit
bu morgeH piebcr2"
.gisaeiGt u. i4 peiB nod nidtl"
e4uf AieOeritJeul
sQuf NisOeriebeu. SrmgorO.4
st bIidtt ibr nnd. dls tie Elm nee
Mig linfii4 unO unluitig iiber Den
gdrten fueg benz !9auie 3uI4ritt.
g8ie alt mag lie mObl isin9"
padte sr. n9rei6ebn2... gier3sb19
III. sic 1T ni4t groB
9a fab CT Dns iunge Mdonen, auf
bas ct partete, 3piiden ben 8dumsn
tommtr.
gr gins ibr siTis entgegen.
%! Die i60us &Ofe!" rief lie En-
freut. ,gBie bdnP i'd bir!!"
ltro e6e er bic @crte fin0en tonns
te, I'M ibr ben tleinen gorFaa gu err
3ablen, ben sr ioebsn trlebt itredte ic
bic 6ono mad 0rr &lume aus. Selts
lam beFangen rsidt, sr tie ibr bin.
Qber sr bate nidDt beoa4t, bah
Der @artenlpeg cine 8ieaung mahtc
uno mertte ui4t, ME auf Der anoss
rem @eitt Der psiten aalaftd9e eiue
IdntaIt tinpliGt GeitaIt iteben bIieb
uilo nit beitiir5tsn qugcu gu ibm bius
iibsrIab -.
II.
.@irf Ou mid aud inner, INNER
Iieb boben2 80"
Der iunge @bemann, Der ~DerIuuien
oa geieim batte, bic @Qen6ogeu auf
ben @artsutiib ssiteant, bic @dnOs
Der gelie6ten 6raa an feline geI4Ipis
Isnen 4~ussnliDer gsprsBt, 9rb ben
aopf betrOffm auf uuo madte cine
unlpiaigt g%epesuns. ST perIieb ieis
men gIaB, ging Elm paur S4ritte I'm
6sn Sid 6srum uno le1nts Ii9 nit
BEN Radtn ssssH ibn. Die 9dnoe an
Der gruit DeridrGuten0.
pgiit oa bOieS... fragile Ic tr,
ItnlInf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14
Slean's Eminent

peroieute iih III jeoem @auSs 2Rcoi.
5~infditen einen glng ais SiIfsrtittel
gcgen 2cincn mo Gdmer5en.
0rinqt idHea obne Meiben ein nno
ln0ert oas 2eioen.
Heinlider uno mirfiomer als
inmierige @floiter mo Salbel; be.
ihmnbt Die Saut nidlt.
Sht @beumatisnla 9leurdiaie. &iht, 6erel.
febgh 4erfeHfangeH ifHb 8eriiNlhuHaen hefI
neHbei %l0an's giHtmCtt
Sci niien 2rigaiileH, 25e 50e ilHo Hoo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14

ae@ ~Iauien, als Oerielbe 81 ionI
IHcru be1nnm mo I'M Wtitleio
flcbte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14

I'm eiHe erfaIfnHa an usfm xaae ~
fHrifrfH.
HeHhle maH .garenrf ersHe GINNING. 81
arr Hsr en- Afreni1. GHiHiHe Eic uHffr4
! fnriii ren G. q. Gfere auf ie0st Sndnirl.
2aL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-14

Igorep Cleaning 60. Eel. mcb. s92.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-11-13

auditorium last Saturday from Cal
houn Falls, was very good. Every
one enjoyed the music furnished
during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. McCarter Mr.
and Mrs. John Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. B. Caldwell and son, Johnnie, and
Messrs. Ernest and Eugene McCar-
ter, Robt. Bowen, Elliot Stokes and
Nolan Bowen attended the fair at
Calhoun Falls last week. All report
a good time and a good fair.
Mrs. Lucy Pennell and sons, Har-
old and Dwight, spent Sunday very
pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Keaton and family.
Misses Susie Stevenson and Mar
garet Bradley spent the weekend IN
Abbeville with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Clinkscales
and Mrs. Huckabee of Lowndesville,
Mrs. Wilkinson, Miss Annie Bell Lit,
tie, Mary Mann and Gertrude Cal
vert of Abbeville, attended the fun
eral of Mrs. P. C. Suber last Monday
The Red Cross members and all
those interested in the same are
asked to meet at the school house
Friday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-11-13
DUE WEST.
\A\\\\\\\\\\\\\

Due West, S. c., Nov. THE Due
West Fair last week was the big
event of the season in this section.
1t took place in the Erskine campus.
The exhibits in the different buildings
The large stage of the auditorium
was massed with choice articles from
the pantry, garden, orchard and
farm. Exquisite taste had been dis
played in arranging these various
exhibits. The Fair opened with
splendid address by Mr.. Moffatt, out
lining it's scope and interest.
The cattle, horses and chickens
were exhibited in the back of the
campus. The Woman's College had
a fine exhibit in one section of the
building. The Philomathean Hall
lower story, was known as "Floral
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-11-13
: "
LONG CANE =
Observation-Disclosures

Long Cane, Nov. 8.-Misses Lin
ME and Nina Beaufort spent Satur-
day in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Beauford.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. McKellar of
the city spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Bosler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Hunt spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom McIlwaine.
Messrs. w. D. Beauford and L. F.
Finley spent Sunday in Bethia COM
munity with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nc.
Neil. They report that Mrs. Jane
Patterson is getting along nicely,
which is much to our delight. She
has been real sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Stevenson and
daughters, Misses lone and Rebecca,
spent Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Keller.
Mrs. L. F. Finley and children
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
D. Beauford.
Mrs. John McMahan and children
of the city, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. King.
Miss Eppie Beauford spent Sum-
day evening with Miss Nina Beau
ford.
Mr.. Preston Bosler of Watts, and
Mrs. Furman Shumate and little son,
Furman, Jr., of California, spent
! Tuesday of last week with Mr.. and
! Mrs. W. S. Bosler.
Mr.. Willie Keller came home from
Camp Jackson Monday to spend a
few days with his home folks and
friends.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-11-13
\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
\ ANTREVILLE. Y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Antreville, Nov. 10.-There has
been three deaths in Antreville in
the last few days. Mrs. julie Suth-
erland died last Friday. Death was
indeed a relief to her for she had
been sick so long. However she was
patient in her suffering and was
ready to meet her God.
Mrs. Mac Hall passed away last
Saturday and Mrs. P. c. Suber on
Monday night. These ladies have
been sick for only short time both
being stricken with paralysis a few
days ago. They have looked to
Jesus as the author and finisher of
their lives. May we not write "The
End" at the last of their lives but
"To be continued" for we feel sure
that it will be continued some day.
This quotation form Bryant ex-
presses what we wish to say here.
$50 live, that when thy summons
come to join
The innumerable caravan that moves
To that mysterious realm,
Where each shall take
His chamber in the silent hall OF
death,
Thou go not, like a quarry slave at
night,
Scourged to his dungeon, but sus-
tanned and soothed
By an unfaltering trust, approach
thy grave,
Like one who wraps the drapery of
his couch about him,
And lies down to pleasant Dreams
We know that those who've gone
before lie down to pleasant dreams.
Mr.. John Haddon of Spartanburg
spent last Sunday with Mr.. Edd Bell
Mrs. Fl. S. Seawright Of Pendle-
ton, and Miss Cleone Cutler of Rec
Springs, S. c., are the guests OF
Mrs. Lawrence and Miss Lillis Car
vile.
The minstrel given at the schoo
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-11-13
\\\\\\\\\\\\\> !
LOWNDESVILLE.
y \\<\\<\<<\\ = <<<

Lowndesville, Nov. S.-Messrs. G.
V. Speer and w. H. Bonds left to-
day for Norfolk, Va, where they
have accepted work at the canton
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Clotfelter,
Miss Doris, their daughter, and
Mrs. w. M. Speer are an auto party
to Atlanta this week to attend the
Billy Sunday meeting.
Mrs. D. L. Barnes is spending
week with her niece, Mrs. Robt. E.
Moseley in Anderson.
Miss Matte Lee Harper is visit
ing relatives in Anderson.
Prof. H. w. Robinson was called
to his home near Rock Hill, last
week on account of the illness of his
cousin.
Mrs. Delma Tucker, Mr.. S. S.
Boles and son, W. w. Boles, were
business visitors in Abbeville Mon,
day.
Miss Aileen Hammond, one of our
teachers, is getting up an enter
tainment for the benefit of the
school next Friday night. We are
sure there is a good time in store
! for all those who attend and we hope
to have large audience present.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-11-13

Hail." with an array of beautiful
flowers and evergreens.
Five hundred guests were served
at dinner in the dining hall of the
college hall. The ladies of the town
furnished the dinner and served it
at rs cents a plate. The supply was
exhausted after two hours serving.
At 2:3O a patriotic demonstration
took place in the auditorium. The
public school students marching, and
engaging in pantomime ,all dressed
in patriotic uniform. Mrs. ]. S.
Moffatt made an enthusiastic address
from the standpoint Of mothers, and
urging conservation of our resour-
ces-lest Hoover get you"
The public school gave contests in
the campus. An example of the best
methods of teaching took place in
the Y. M. C. A. building, under the
direction of Miss Mary Kennedy.
"Blackton's soul stirring produc-
ton, "Womanhood," was given in
Memorial Hall of the Woman's Col
lege, that evening at 1880. The hall
was overcrowded and the crowd
greatly pleased The fair was under
the supervision of the ladies society,
and the different circles had certain
sections of the work. Mrs. R. c.
Brownlee was general chairman,
with able assistants. The ladies
cleared, net 1894, for the new A. R
P. church building. The premium
list which will be found in another
column of this paper, will give some
idea of the scope of the Fair.
The services in the Due West A
R. P. church last Sabbath morning
and evening followed along the line:
suggested in President Wilson's pro
clamation. DR.. Parkinson was in tht
pulpit in the morning, with the pas
tor and made the special prayer tha
God would grant victory to oul
armies and that He would guide ant
: shield our boys who had gone fortl
: in the call of their country.
Z DR.. and Mrs. James Young of An
+ derson, were visitors in town las
week.
The Due West community has in
! vested $4,000 in Liberty Bonds.
: Miss Martha Hagan is a visitor i
Z Due West.
! Capt. and Mrs. M. G. Mcdonald
! located in Greenville, visited Mrs
James Boyce for the fair.
Mrs. I. B. Brooks of Bolton, visit
= ed her mother, Mrs. Della Davi:
& last week.
81 DR.. Stevenson returned on Monda
= from a ten days trip. He conducte
+ a meeting for Rev. Grier Pressl1
embracing last Sabbath.
+ Mr.. Burns, of Richburg who
81 in camp at Greenville, ran down on
day last week on FlSlC 10 HIS siaIe'
who is in college here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson G
. Fairview, attended the fair. NJ
!. Anderson was one of the judges o
e exhibits.
Mr.. C. X. Shuler of Orangeburs
. came up last Saturday and aceon
E panied Mrs. Shuler and childre
e home. They have been for tW
e weeks visit to her mother, Mrs. Del
Fl Davis. Mr.. Shuler made the tr
e here and back Saturday in his "Hu
e mobile car"
Z Mrs. Pearl Townsend Reid
L.. l..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-11-13

Mrs. Furman McGee.
Mrs. Essie Greene began her
school at Level Land on Monday,
October 29.