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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
BOARD COMMITTEES
IN MEETING TODAY

The fees and salaries and poor COM
mittees of the board of supervisors
met at the court house this afternoon
to arrange their bills and reports for
the next regular session of the board,
which opens next Tuesday. AS far as
can be learned at this time only rou-
tine matters are to come up fer con-
sideration.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
CARTER TO co TO
CALLOWS FEB. Is
IS STATES PLAN
Negro slayer to Hang at Earliest Pos
.ible Date Unless Legal Delays
are Encountered.
MAS PLACE IN JAIL DEATH ROW
Cell Ne Occupies AdlOlns Two Others
in Which Former "R0pe" Warrant
Men Were Pit,

plans for hanging William Carter
bad, nod. f,~ Eoh *
raw
This arrangement mas oeeh COM
p..ted Dog the state in the probable
,.er, that the execution of the Negro
~, p...- 5.ir.,. g. oo--,oa ~.
s'a'''
g. directed pF tue Jury ana Il no regal
DELAYS are encountered from the de-
s,rse Feb IS rs the earliest date I'M
... I.,r,,a, Carter can Ia hung
e'' .,.., %,
DO '' 'Npey''' .'''' '"' '0'''0.'~0 " 80
De P''''' we ~ '"S - ~ o"' 'i'
supreme court coHFehes. Inc eHecu-
ton shall take place. the statute pro
.+a,s mo-, less than 10 davs or more
.... .- a.,s ,s,er tho se,,oroo 10.
,'''. - r-o,,,a,ra tha 10 &c.
'm pr. ,c1yr before the fo+b d.v =,
'.'''' ' ~ ,,e s,,rro-,o oo,,S+
,"- -., ra,.t after nrono,,ncing of The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
That's the kind they're
giving this year.
That's just the kind
you'll find in our well as
sorted stock.
A Few of the Leaders

Bissell Carpet sweepers, 1926
to S5.7S.
Universal Coffee Percolators.
$500 to s17.O0.
Filtrola Coffee Percolators, $500
to $3.50.
Parsons Nut Bowls, $3.50 to
500.
Bread and Cake Makers, sl.75 to
$3.50.
Vacuum Bottles and Carafes,
sl.75 to $500.
Lunch Kits, $3.50 to $500.
on and Electric Heaters, 1915 tn
$500.
Community silverware, SOC to
sl5.01.
"Wear-Eyer" Aluminums, Zoe to
Si.N0.
ROYAL Enameledware Zoe TO sl.50.
Scissors and Shears. 25c to $3.50.
Manicure and Scissor Sets, 1925
| 10 Sl>.G0.
Shaving Mirrors and Sets, zoe to
sa.OO.
Razors and Razor Sets, Sl.o0 TO
$1,000.
Bird Cages and Stands. Sl.45 TO
! sl500.
Electric Toasters, $500 to $500.
Flexible Flyer Sleds. $500 to
S4.50.
Ice and Roller Skates, 75c TO
| $500.
Tools and Tool Sets, 25c 10 $500.
Tool Chests and Cases, $3.50 to
SIS 90.
Scroll Saws and Turning Lathes,
5000 to s33.00.
| Daisy Air Rifles, 1925 to $500.
| Sweaters and Jerseys, S2.1o TO
$1,000.
Coaster and Express Wagons,
sos 10 5000.
| Flashlights and Lanterns, zoe TO
Si00.
Striking Bags and Boxing Gloves,
$500 to Sll.i0.
a wide variety from which to
mako selection.
Come and look It's pleasure TO
show the goods.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
Sroubtns @eIt.

Die Sraubeu tpsrben seipdI9en, nbs
Idufen IuFen, entbsert unO 5erquetT4t,
Sn sugeOedtem &eKel iperoen iie gum
&o4en gebrudt uno 5ebn Minuten fcs
den ldTen. glun gibt man bic MuFs
in ben @eleeTad unO lGBt ben Soft
duSloufen, ubne OenleIben gu preFsu.
9luf iebe Safe GaFt re9net man cine
ToHs 3udsr, Ser ebenfdlls bor Dem
@ermiT9en trbibt iperoen mub. 3pdn'
5is W2inuten lang ldBt man bic Wlts
f6une toden, bann modt man Die
probt, inbem man etnen 9eelOfFel BON
in ein Glas tultes MdlIer eibt; tpenn
bds @slee fofort gum 8ooen bes
@ldfes TGnt, Odnn 1T es Fertis. Gs
tutrb betB in erbiBte @ldIer setdu, NIT
Brdnop-pdpier pertpobrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28

S. @. s. Sdrococr, OlorolUciiIcitc
Gofe 9llleD, no9e 9liblanO-9loe., AZ bel
10.
Icricl6c an Oeulcl6eu, 9forOmeit-
ieitc Gofe 9lIlcD, nabc 96blonO.Slpc,
SO bei IA.
9IIicc Setter an 9(Oclinc 8. SbipIcD,
Siioieitc Ercilon-, nabe @oD.Strobc,
IA bel 70.
Tbe MonOomniin So. on Mlar
&obrc, Ger. 1910, MonOorpnlin.gIpc.
6Iorcnce Stieff an Sol. 0fcmefis
itn6 6rou, 9lr. 70S, @cit-6opcttr-
StroBe.
SuIG ct. 9. u. an SOB. Sdlcid
iuno Srnu, SiiOpeitieite Sou6ert.
nobe 9eolon-Str, 62.t0 bel -.
Socuit Yoint 9. & 8. 81. go. . an
Oieielben Siiooitieite Goofiie. StroBc.
nobe 6ort.gIocnue, tt.5 bel 7S.
9lleuItus @opcr, @eriuoIter, al
btortD Soloar0 \. ~ .. SSnlt, Slts
leitc Yorf 0loao, nobe 9lllep, 10 Be;
1O6.
9Irt6 Sotporo 8. & 9. Synit. an 81.
@oB, Oitieitc yorf Hooo, nobe 9laev,
t9 bei log.
@m. 9. Smith, @crlpoltcr, an @.
8. Sumter unO 6rou gIoroIeite So.
fopctte-9(benue, nobe @oDion.StroBe,
IA Bel so.
Sobn 3. Sodmon inO 6rou an
Gbo ~. @merion Siiolueitieitc 9lor.
pooO-9IDeuuc, no6c Sarforo-9Ipcnuc,
945 bci TT.
George 9. gScifort imo 6rau an
@onin W. Sling, Siioieite 9otc.glbc.,
uobe @arriion-9Ioe, so 6ei 100.
Sopfins NNocc Sobings 8ont an
MorD 6. 9lrnoIo, lino 9lnocre, glr.
1878 Saegcont.Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
sndlc nad 9riideberaern.

3ie 9lrbct, Ocn Driidebcreern
poh3uipiircn lit bereits 5iemlih Oor-
eeihrittcn. 0ic 8eeiitrotorcn licfer-
ten gcItcrn Dem gunoeSmorlhoIl
Sod6on cine SuppIcmentor.2iltc
bon 165 Nomen aus Der 6. @oro.
Die @oblouflidtS-Y -Yeb0rOe bat cine
2iIte Der @1blcr in Is @orOs ou-
lommengcitellt.
Der g3eeer Soiepb S. @elbournc,
q Sabre alt, muroe geItcrn Niorgen
wcgcn &ernodIdiii9ung, 6u regiltri.
rem, I'M QiltriftSgeribt All s
Eogen @efdneniB pcriirtbeilt. g8el.
bourne WurSe om IA. SUM bonn
SiiIfS 8unocsmari6ou MonnerS
perboftet.
Qos lit ocr 5peite 0erortiee Soll.
Ger critic bctrifit Sobn Sutton, Der
einen Sag aus oemielben @runoe I'M
@efGngnil} 3ubrineen mubte.
SSeOe Der 2ilten DER Is @oroS
weiIt uneefGbr 1900 0omcn BON
oicnitid6igcn 2cutcn I'M Gurbihnitt
ouf SBic eeltern befonnt pur0e, lit
oic 2iltc fir Die glusbcbune bon Der
oritten g8orO nod nidt eineereidt
worOcn. Der @runO Oofiir it, Dob
iif ooleIblt Diclc AuslGnoer bcfinocn
woOurA Ole glrbeit per60gert miro.
SIN @urcou Oes Morihous Stod-
6om iprodcn ecitern dcbn WlGnncr
Dor, oic uo6Weiicu fonutcn ooB Iie
irrtbiimIider @ciie ols i'm miIitGr-
ptIidtigen gIItcr ltcbeno nneceeben
nur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
Sir bic n9entidr 0cicIlIdDaft Oun
WiarhlnnO".

yldNltcn NienIto9, 0Cn 3. Suit
pcroen Die 0omcn, melbc iid Die
Mitbiilfc an Den glrbeitcn fir bic
rQeutihc @eieGi6oft ponDtorpIonO"
our 9lufgobe gcnobt bobcn, ibrc re-
ecIm6BieeS monatli6es aaffefrGu3.
den i'm @cmcinoebouie an Der @de
BON 2cgington- iinb SoIinop- -StroBe
ob6oIten. Die &criommIune bcginnt
I'M $50 Nsodmittogs uno miro ie.
ocnfoas gut beiubt nerOcn Oenn es
miro mnbridcinlid ous lcbte 2offcc-
frGnahcn Dor Dem @intritt DER Com.
merioiion iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
SG9fif9s Wsibna9tsFOI'
lem.

N9t3ebn lln3sn Mebl, Febsu lln5en
Butter, 3peiunoeinbdlb lln5en 3uder,
bisrun6einbaI6 lln5en 3orintsn, etns
llnse Fein geriebens Manbeln, etne
Wtertel llnse Wlustatbliite, etpds
3immt unb obgeriebens 3itronenT9dle,
Elm iuenig SuI5, einunOeinbierteI lln5t
Sefe, elm ptnt fiIBer Rabm, bret Gis
botter. DieIe 3utaten perOen tuie
folgt perdrbeitet: Wdn febt ouS leibt
ertpGrmts Mebl in cine S4iiKeI, riibrt
es NIT Sefe, Nabm, giootter, @epiir5,
Sdla unb Butter 3u sinem glatten
S.ig db, Fiigt Damn nob uno na9 bi.
3erIdKene Butter bin5u, f4Idet ben
Seig, bis er bldfig ipirb, tporduF man
bte Monbeln urb Rorinten bineingibt.
Der Geig miro bann 3ugebedt uro
fparm geiteIlt. Na9 benz 9tufesben
formt man duf einem nit Mebl be-
ftGubten 8ddbrett einen longen Stollen
odrdus, beKeu beioe GroeH Ipib 3us
ldufen uno ben man nun duf elm ebens
fans meblbeItreuteS 8odbrett Ieet, Der
eanSen 2dnge noh in Der Mitte nit
Dem StisI 'ines SolSIOffeIs big 5ur
balbsn S0bs nieberseOriidt, bic beiben
boben Gnben tpieoer auiammenI9lGst
unb pisberum uufsebeu Idbt. Damn
ipir0 er nit getldrter Butter beltrihen,
ldnefdm, Bel mdBiger Sibe cine babe
biz bret Wiertel Stunoen eebaden,
oann pieber nit Butter beTtri9en unO
nit einem Gjemifh BON 3udsr unb ses
bodten Mdnbsln beItreut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28

len guidcI, $500 $40; Gountrp
lpciBc gohuen, 9n6el $500 600.
Sblt uno @emiiic. - 9epfeI.
Iew.Dorf. Sob, SRI, $4.00-5.50;
Nlr. 2, $500 -3.75; Yobnen, CRIME,
&orb, $1.O0-1.25; EcrIbobncu,
Gorb, $t.OO-1.25; @odSbobncn,
aorb, $t.O0-1.25; Rotbriiben iiio.
Iitc, @iinOeI, dc; aroilt, Oft.
fHItc, 8o., Sab. $500 2.50; gaor-
folt, SAB, $2.O0-2.5O; yorf Giber,
$500; Seueric. 6lo., 9iite $1.50-
$50; @urfen Gbos., 2orb, $1.5O-
200; 9oIc, g}orfoIf, 6aB, 75c.-
$t.00; 9opfiaIot, N..G.. aorb, 60
75c.; 8micbeIu, ncue, Seros, 3iitc,
$1.25-1.30; Spinot, bieiiger, 0iIte,
90 25c.; Eouoten 6oncD, Carrier,
$1.5O-1.75 G6oice, $1.25-1.50;
Sporgel, Eb0.. $3.50 200; 9lr. 3,
$50. Zoe. 500; &ooiesden, aorb,
90 75c.; @rbicn 9Inne 9lrlmoel
guihel, $100-1.35.
GartoffeIn II 9ieue aartbf.
ieln: 9foriolf mO Sonipton, $70O-
$3.50; GbarIciton %rimcs. 500
$3.50; Seconds, $4OO- 800; Gulls,
$2OO-3.0O; gorf &ioer, $3.50
700; &oppobounod. Sob, gIr. I.
$500 $50; Scr. 9, $40O-5OO,
Slide, 4rabben Ger.
rapins. - 9orpfcn, gfo.. 5-Sc.;
6lunOern. @fO, Csc; 9lod, 49,
25c.; peiBer Ecrd, 12-15c.; me-
blunt Sc; gclbcr&erH, 12-15c;
tleine bis medium HfunO, Csc !;
DlodreIen, EfS., 12-15c.; 2aiIors,
groBe, &hlnO, t2-15c.; meOiini, 6
Sc; 9lolc, EfunO, 4-8c.; Gotfiib,
5-6c.; GIoms, bunoert, 65-75c.; !;
SeSbte, Fiuno, 15-1Sr.; Snoppers,
%htnO, 4c.; 6roide, aroBc, 0uecnO,
$1.25-1.50; pcihiholige 9robben,
Dubcno, 0-S0c.; borte 2robbeu,
SoB, $3.50 500; aorb, $2OO-250.
SGute uno @eioI5ene,
21c.; friihe, 19c.; beihGoigte, IT,
lSc.; DrD Stint, 33c.; RoIb. &c; !;
S6of 75c. 1925; 2Gnlmer, 40
6Oc.; 8uIIcn, 16-1Sc.; 8ieeel, 10
-25c.; $oIg, @fitno, 10-11c.
9tin0Die Sunee fctte Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 Efuno @eipidjt,
8fnno, 9-t0c.; Stiere inter 1000
@iinO @epidbt. s. SS1@c.;; Sdict
@toa &c; @uIlen, Eio., 6 &c. /;
groBe ilinoc aii6c, @itnO, 6-sc.;
mogere, 4-512c.; aiibe nit 9ol6,
$40-60; mo9ere, @tO., 3-31Ac.
Shweinc. 6erfcI, ic nod
o5roBe, Stiid, $4.OO 500; 5boots.
ie nod @roBe, $5.OO-6OO,
GGlber, Choice, Efuno,
1415c.; giitc, @funo, 1315-l4c.;
| idmerc, 5tiid, $500 1000; roube,
Stiid, $14,O0-16.OO; flcine, mogerc,
I $8.0O--1000,
| 9Gmmer uno Shofe. -
Choice, fettc Sbafc, YfunO, &c;
CUTE, 4-5c.; raube, Stiid, $500
3.0O; oIte 9odc, gfo. &c; 6riib.
iabrs&6nlmcr, icttc As bis 55 &flno
ihtper, 4fO., 15-16c.; quite bis
mittIere, Efiino, t3-14c.
Enbof (Norplono), 100 Efuuo.
II Snfcrior uno froiteo, $10-12;
gutter eeipobnlihcr uro aritner, $13
-15; gutter setpobnIidcr, $16-iS;
uittcIn6Biecr, $19-2l; gutter bis
rotber, $22 "a; Goncp, $3.50
| SECONDS, gem0bnlider bis ntittelmG.
i Biecr, $11-1S; SeconOs, gutter bis
feicr. $t9-24; goD Gobof fire.
chreO, $S 90; Upper Country, air
curcO. $S--i7. Monaelbofte unO
lhlcdt gemiidtc 8erpodiine, BE.
pro Efuuo nieoriaer.
| %erfGmfc an Der bieIiecn glftismbOric.
|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
@rope Truit SaIob.

9ie Tru9t pirb gcI9dlt unb in ibre
ndtiirIiden SeiIe aerIest; Die Saut
uno bic Sament0rner entfernt. Damn
blan9iert man Molugo=Srouben, ins
Dem man iis cine Wlinute in beiBes
NoFsr felt. Sie iperben balbicrt
unb bic Samsn entFernt. 4eibe
Triidte iperoen bermifdt, nit MdiOn,
naife iibsraOgen unb NIT SeIIerie uno
2Opffolat sarniert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
@OritaOt.G .Giacnt6nm 81 Ocrfanfcn.


Sn ncrf1ufen.
@idltie lHr eeutt, bic In Curtis Ban wDhnen.
@eben @ie fb Die neuen Sduier IN BEN
1000 BIod ber EenntngtDn-albenne, nit Ver1n'
ben an be- Sr5T g Ge Seqns%liIstIs
Orleans ober Curtis Bah @leliriIbe Iteiee an
ber &urtiSsglDenie unb Gbprebs StraBe nb iinb
oePe einen Nlod peliltd3 5ur acknowledgements.
Ht1 mebrere Qdoen
Moeut an Ort uHb steue kieIidp unb Conn.
taos
@nItcr 8. Weitpbal,
Giqenlbhmer uIib Nanuniernebmer,
tt9-20-2i Wannieh SnilblHa. (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28

Die gef9dItsn unb in S9sibeu GEE
T6nittenen Selsrie iperben nit sinem
baIben SeeIoffeI 3uder, MoHer urb
benz nOtigen GNis tpei4 getO9t, nit
sinsm S4uuml0ffeI beruussenOmm.n,
bic 8riibe trr3 eingetO8t, iiber bte
S9eibsu gesoRen urb Der Solat, Der
iebr Iei9t perouulic9 lit. nit sttpos
feinsm pfeffer befreut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
erfuB FIR aurtOffelbrei

Gs gibt eine gono einfo4e Qlrt bon
8ubereituns Der &drtofFeIn, bic ipobls
I9medenb, bilig unb bef0mmlid 1T
unb einen rebt gutsn Grfob fir 3ars
toffelbret biI6et. 2artoffeIbret Ders
lanet, ipenr sr ipirtlid gut Tbmsden
Iol, WliId, 3u S4nee geT4lusenes Gis
ipeiB unb Butter. Das alles 1T Bel
Dem Grfab ni9t n0iig. Man to9t bic
RortoffeIn in SuI5puHer, TbGlt fie,
briidt Iie our9 unO ri@tet iie einfu4
70, nur burdeebriidt, ouF elmer febr
beiben S9iiFsl an. Die S6iTeI
muB beib iein, oa Die Ourdeebriidte
WlaTc TonIt auIammenfdllt. sic muB
ober loder unO Iuftig bleiben. Die 70
aubereiteten &urtOffeln leben iebr uppes
titli9 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
Sir Sans ltnO
&iid)e.
etsr NIT Sent

Bon bartseto9ten Gisrn tptrb bic
S9ale entfernt unb bieieIbsu in Der
SGIFte OurcbssT9nitteu. Damn made
man Butter beib, gebe einis. 2OffeI
Senf binetn, eiebe stn @Ius guten
Dein 1iretn, lufie es nit bier bis flint
Stiid 3udsr oufto9su unb gebe ts
iiber DIE @ier. QIu9 ols @orfpeiis
pafeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28

ISn IUU BTllnO SodeM) Ber SoIlfe,
Spring @beot Bran, $34,5O-35;
@eltern NtiOoIings, $4O-41.
SeuinO Stro b.-3uf6ur Scu
i66 Gonnen; Strob z Gonnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
Gtsr NIT Senf unb Gar
belIen.

Waan tO9e gier BART, IhneiOet fis
nit Der S9uIe in SdIften, bolt NIT
einem 20HsI bic GibdlFtsn aug Der
burtsu S9ale unb beitrsi6t ieoe nit
etuer waeKerIptbe Sent, legt Surs
b:IIen ouruuf (treu5psiIe oOer sitter@
urtig), sisbt ouf Die tn elmer S9uKsl
geOrOueten Gibdlften bruune Butter
uno fcrbiert oaS @sriHt na9 Der
Suppe Ober gum QlbenbeFen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SSennie Sdautuorb an Sol. Supfo,
yloroieitc Baltimore, nabe Gotbc-
rine-StroBe, ii bel -.
9iationol Nfarine @onf an g. Git
@orner, 9 @runOitiide.
2inoiop $. Yettit an Sobn .. Gn.
for, Siiooitieitc 2ofopette-9lue, nobc
Mprtle-9lpemtc, tS bel 100
GDrin Z. 9lourotcl an 9(l6ert So.
rof uno Srou. @r. 900, yloorO. .9roO-
forO- -StroBe.
eleanor u. Sorriion on 8. SSroing
9eolmcor, Olorooitieite Golboun-,
no6e Gumberlan6-5tr.
S. 6. Soud e. 60, Snc., an So6n
Sugbcs, Jun, uno 8rou Oliicite
GourtlonO-, nobe : 6ronflin-StroBG,
1873 6ei 90.
aorl Ni. 9ubert an 5. $. Eent,
@eitieitc GalDert, ro6e %. StroBc.
t6 bei TT.
Sobn ). 6. Appel, OsodloBoeripoI.
ter, an So6n i. 6. 9(ppel, Sitieite
9otterp- -9lpcnue, no5c GroB-StroBe,
IA bel 50.
Soiep6 s. 9lppel an So6n 3. 6,
9lppel, OItieitc gatterp.9lpcnuc, nobe
GroB. .Strobc, IA bei 80.
9eniomin 3. 9lppIeitein an G6as.
S. @ciB, Giticite GaitIc-, nobe Bal
timore-StroBe. 15 bel 62.
Somes @ Mpers lmO 6rou an
SSobn ~. Smoot unO 6rdi, gtr.2Oi5,
observation-disclosures.
Charles 6. Sieglmo, NerlpoIter, an
Sl6rom 9epin mO 6roNL Siiopcit-
ieite Gbriitiau., ndbe HuIoSfi.StroBe.
t2 bel 1876.
emma s. @iIbert inO 9(noerc.
Observation-Disclosures, an W1orp 9.
@OmorOs, 9loroieite Oitcno~, no6e
&oce-StroBe, t3 bel -.
Wiarp 0pings an Soi. To6otof
uno 6rou, @eitieite Solirens., nabe
@6otcoat- -StroBe, t3 BEL 100.
Gtp @enceslaus 9. 81. go. 1 an
Sobn 5tru6in uno 6roL SiiOIcitc
.StroBe, nobe Gollington.9lpc.,
t2.4 bel 1902.
CHARLES =. 9roun un0 6rmi an
GborleS @eiie, 9ioroieite Soffrnou.
StroBe, no6e Montioro-9Ipeuue, IA
6ei 70.
No6eItcr Somc 9uiIOing So. an
g. 6ronf 9rown imo 6rolt Siio.
meitieitc Ebe 9nomc0o, nobc Sor.
for6 &ooO, t4.3 bel 1896.
9Rolnno Ynrf 50. an @li5obct6 q.
Barter, 5 @run0ltiidc.
@roce 3. W}ottbcms an SnmeS IS.
Stumpf nn6 6rou Oitieite Sofc.
mooo-9lOcmnc, nobe Y6ilooelpbio &6.,
14.6 bel 65.
Wlarie 6. 2e6r, @crmoltcrin an
SeIen Nl. So6niton, Siticite 9ono.,
no6e Slioer.StraBe, 1873 6ci IS.
gSm Is. Soipers al 6. g8. 5if6er
unO Srou r91, 2t53, Wlt. SolIB.Str.
s. SSrbing 9eaInear al Somcs %.
9aucrs uno 6rou. glr. 40t. Oit,@it.
tin9S- -StroBe.
Sumter Gregory an 6. 8. Smith
uuo 6rau, 93orooitieitc NPcGuIIo6.,
nabe %reBtmon-StraBe, 20 6ei 115.
j. @. 4. Scbrocoer ino 6rou an
2ouiS 6. gSilcor 2 @rlmoitiidc.
@ut 9, Foge Stoot-GolcftOr, al
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32c.; Goltcrn Shore, @to. uno 8u.,
32c.; pcitIide (0bio), 3ic.; $3.50
32c.; iiiOlihc (N.-G.), 30c.
Gutter. II Seporotor, Efimo,
36-39c; Erints, % @funo, &c.
89c.; Erints, Nfuno, $780,; /;
DairD Erints, Yao,. @o., ga, 80
34c.; Storepodeo. 32c.; &oIIs. NPO.
lno ga, 32c.; 9loIIs, @.-go., 32c.
2cbcnhes @ef[iiqeI
SSriibobrsbiibncr. ~ bis 115 @fo.
30c.; olte Semen, 24c.; oIte Sdbne,
t2-t3c.; iuuae enten, I @timo um0
ne6r, % 24c.; Tauben dlte uuO
iiiuge @uore, 2Oc.; @crIbiibner, oIte,
gobnen un0 @rbien. ~
Sbinnep @rblen 8uihcl. $500
$40; 9leiu Gra Gr6icn guIdlcI,
$500 $40; 9IIad o0er grplp CRIB
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gIbOnncutcn, bic ben ,9eutidjen GOrre.
ipUnoentcn" Hidlt piinttltd uber mnregcIs
m6Rig crbnltcn, Iinb arbrtcn, ber Office
bauUn per ECIcpbOn UScr idlriftIidI @sit'
thctlWng 81 maGcN,
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Gci eiu 9SrOSuacnt.

RoIbe Nder,Bar5enen nno er5Ber; gutter
Boben; eIeltrirbeS 9tdbt yBdier llno Setier
nege TN B1u, IeIepbots nno 0iraBenbobns
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ber Stnot @inige boben @unqnIomS, cniae
bnben 6dilicr, ctriqe bdben SSru6t, einipe iinO
pent9er 1ls Gent per fynB Gnten gle mt
@emtIe mn 6iiHncr 5ieben nno bic boben Yez
lensniitieIfolien bernbleben. slf Ieidbtc slbonbs
tiinqen bcrfdutt.
WaGSnFraocn bel ber 9tnibicmm 0eIebtS gu.,
YeIepbpu st. HanI 7340. 2f7 e. YauI. ctr.
TeIepbontri ino mir Weroen Ste auIIn1eH
(plpr28. .I&S-l
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NaItlmUre wlarFtberidlt.

W fiftD d, Y. SUM 1YI7.
Nlebl. II 3uiubr 22,t76 6diicr,
einidIiebli6 2647 5diier 5u 2ocuit-
@oint uno 1920 6dIicr 6u Canton.
Qie glotirlInaen ipnren ipie foIat:
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sp'e'l Sch ): No. \! :; 80. 40 nd47' 2 " !"
IS, 80, 81, 81, IS. 81. 25,
IL, 46, As, so. IS, "a, Sc, a, SO, 5. Al, 60,
6. II, %, 43, So, IA, 7, l8 and STA mills
Special School No 40. ....6 "
No l3, 27, %, 54, AZ,
12, l6, %, sc, 80, SO, 10 and 55, g.. mills
Special School No 24........l0 "
I" " Is, % and
al2 ...................l2 IL
For Clarendon Township-Bond Tax
for Clarendon Court House, l = mills.
A tax of SOC on dogs.
Ali parties between the ages OF Il
and 60 years, inclusive, are liable, un..
less exempted by law, to poll tax of
81. 90. also to communication tax OF 81. w.
Special levy on all cows, hogs, goats
and sheep in parts of Penn, Anderson
and all of Suttons townships for fence,
so mills.
Upon all unpaid taxes after Decem.
Der 81 penalty of 10 will be added
for January. ~ for February and so
to 18th day of March next, after which
the books will be closed and executions
issued upon all unpaid taxes.
Those who desire to pay their taxes
through the mail may expedite matters
by dropping the Treasurer card ask
ing for the amount Of their taxes, so as
to avoid sending the wrong amount,
also stating the towninip or townships
Gf property is owned in more than one)
and if possible give school district
where property is located. After pay
ing taxes examine your receipts and see
if all your property is covered; if not,
see about it at once.
By following the above suggestions
complications and additional cost may
be avoided. r B SMITH,
| $50 County Treasurer.
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Notice of Sale Under
Foreclosure Proceed
ings.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY,
In Court of Common Pleas.
e o Taylor. Plaintiff,

IA July, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of a decree for foreclosure
and sale made in the above entitled case
by his Honor, R w Memminger, presid-
ing Judge. bearing date April the Goth.
1917, and to the undersigned directed. l
will offer for sale in front of the court
house door in Kingstree, South Carolina,
on November the 5th, 1917, at IL clock,
the same being salesday, the following
described real estate. to-wit:
"All Of that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land lying and being situate in
the county aforesaid, Hope township,
near the town of Greelyville, said to
contain fifteen acres, and bounded as
follows: North by lands of said ] A Ju-
", mortgaged to E B Rhodus; East by
lands of J A July or public roading,
known as the Brunson road, leading
from Mt Hope to Greelyville; South by
lands of T w Boyle, West by Mt Hope
swamp. This being the tract Tor part
of i'll on which j A July resides.
Terms of sale. cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers. lol-3t
GEORGE J GRAHAM,
Sheriff of Williamsburg county.
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Notice of Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
Notice is hereby given that ! will Of
fer for sale, to the highest bidder. for
cash, on Monday, November S, 1917, at
IL clock i.oon, the following described
tract of land, to-wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land, lying, being and situate in
Hope township, county of Williamsburg,
State of South Carolina, cont aiming
1872 40 acres, and bounded now or
formerly as follows, to-wit: On the
North by land now or formerly of D E
Gordon; on the East by land now or
formerly of Miss A M Henry; on the
South by land now or formerly of E B
Rhodus; on the West by land now or
formerly of D E Gordon and E B Rhodus.
This tract of land is three miles South
of the town of Greelyville on the San
tee road and is in fine state of cult
vation, there being l20 acres cleared;
there are two four-room houses, one
three-room house and one two-room
house on the place. 1t is within mile of
a church and three miles from the Gree
lyvllle Graded school. This is excep-
tionally fine land for tobacco, cotton
and grain. Place is we'll drained.
10-1S-3t II y BRITTON.
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Heavy Demand on Railroads.

Washington. Oct 15:-Approxi-
mately $500 carloads of food and 9TH
err necessities are being delivered daily
by the railroads at the cantonments
where the new National Army and
the National Guard are being train
ed for service abroad, according to
reports just received by the Rail-
roads War Board.
Accurate figures as to the extent
to which the supplying of food and
necessities for the soldiers at the
training camps will intensity the
transportation problem will not be
available until all the camps have
received their full quota of men.
The task which the railroads have
been asked to perform. however, is
a difficult one. Ii involves the sup
plying of all the necessities of life
for sixteen non-productive cities of
a population of 10000 each and fif-
ty.six smaller cities ranging in pop
ulation from 300 to 5000.
Altogether more than a million
men gathered at the various canton
ments must have their daily necessi-
ties brought to them by the railroads
As it takes at least five pounds of
food per day for each soldier in ad-
dition to the clothing, fuel and other
supplies that are constantly needed,
the railroads have their work cut out
for them.