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wood in impotent rage, and I heard voices urging others to bring imple- mentS with which to batter their way in.
 "McCann," I shouted, "eall off your men! I have six bullets here: and there'n be six of you dead if you break in this door,"
 There was silence; then a mutter of voices-one angry with threat others seemingly urging compromise Whatever the argument, the advocates of peace seemed in the majority, for out of the hubbub McCann spoke loud enough to be plainly heard.
 'There is no use of your threats, Hollis," he said, rapping on the door. we have weapons as well as you, and you cannot fight alone against the whole ships crew. The best thing for you to do now is to listen to reason"
 What has become of the French cruiser?'
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CHAPTER XX.
The Cruiser Leaves Us.

was still clinging to the rail, and staring down at the light; heard noth- ing. felt no premonition of alarm, when suddenly q hand gripped my throat. the great fingers stifling every effort to cry out. Before I could resist, or even brace myself, another hand was clapped over my mouth and I was fairly hurled back below the shelter of the rail, dragged across the black deck, and thrown through the opened door of the companion This was accom- plished so quickly, and with so little evidence of struggle, as to attract no notice from the Frenchman, from whose deck no doubt every eye was fastened upon the approaching boat. Half hurled, half dragged. l plunged into the dimly lit cabin, and it was not until I struck the lower deck that l even realized clearly what had oc- cured or who were my assailants. l fell sprawling on one shoulder, but was as instantly on my feet, bruised, but otherwise uniniured, maddened by q rage beyond all control. White, emerg- ing from the statero0m. through the port of which he had been viewing the scene alongside, startled by the sudden uproar, a revolver gripped in his hand, was the first face 1 saw.
 "What the" he exclaimed in be- wilderment, but before he could say more my fist damned into his jaw, and the fellow went over full length on the deck, the gun flying from his opening ! fingers. I had possession of it before he could stop me, and was backed against the door of a stateroom oppo- | site, murder in my heart as I con fronted 4he two who had flung me from the top of the steps, I recognized them now for the first time-Liverpool Red and Tom Dugan. But one thought seethed in my brain-to kill.
 Curse you both" | cried. covering
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CHAPTER XIX.
A French Man-of-War.

No food was brought me during the afternoon, nor had 1 eaten all day, yet my mental state was such I had no consclousness of hunger. l had dis covered no means of creating q light, although my eyes were sufficiently ac- custolned to dimness to enable me to move about my narrow quart~rs safely enough.
 It must have been between eight and nine o'clock when the key turned In the lock of my door, and Liverpool looked in The light from the swing ing lamp in the main cabin flared into my eyes, blinding me, yet l recognized his face, and saw Dade close behind him, bearing tray. Neither of them spoke, but Red having assured him self of my presence, stood aside, and motioned the steward to enter. The latter deposited the laden tray on tlfo desk, and backed out silently, every movement showing him thoroughly cowed by his guardian. Realizing thft any word from me would only result in insult, I remained silent, and the two disappeared. closing and locking the door behind them. l confess l ate the food with relish, for it was well cooked, and served with some daintiness. After a second cup of coffee 1 felt much more like myself, rummaging through the captains chest until 1 found some tobacco and pipe, which l at once appropriated to my own use. No one returned for the emptied dishes, ana l sat for long while at tle open port smoking, the blue spiral swept away by the rush of air, and my eyes on the starlit waters.
 had been sailor long enough to ac- cept the ordinary perils of the sea as part of the profession. Nothing was too strange to be true at sea and so 1t was not the position In which l found myself not the possible fate of the h. dian Chief, or of her captured ofncers, which weighed most upon my mind--lt was Vera Darlington. If those villains scuttled the ship; if they took to the boats to save themselves, leaving us to drown like rats, what would they do with the girl? Would McCann dare to take her with him? Would he venture leaving her alive to bear witness to his crime? There was but one an swer-not unless she was utterly Tn ms power. Either he must quiet her py force, and thus bring her spirit to ms will, or else compel her to marry him. and so legally seal her lips. And the man Was perfectly capable of taking either course whichever seemed easier
 This was the consideration which served partially to arouse me from coma. 1 could not continue to sit there waiting for Fate to approach; better far to go forth and meet 1t in manly fashion. I had good strong knife in my pocket. and the lock of the doof sss | common one. the wood su'svund
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LOSES THREE SONS. WIFE:
 SuCcORED BY FED CROSS

A catlogram from France to the American Red Cross says:
 Al one of our Red Cross canteen. last week an old poilu, with tragic face, came up to the diIectrice of the canteen and pulled ogt three photo graphs of very fine boys which h. said were his sons who had enlisted in the same regiment, and who had all been killed
 "A month before he had receive word from the French authorities that his wife, who had been caught in the invaded district. had been shot b. the Germans. He was started bacl on his furlough with no family te whom he could go
 The directriee suggested that fa. hls parents to visit, but he ..
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SYNOPSIS,


 CHAPTER I--Robert Hollis. one-time sea captain, who tells the story. is a guest on Gerald Carrington's yacht Es- meralda. It is supposed to be stag" party and Hollis is surprised on discover Ing woman. who evidently wishes to re- saain unknown, aboard.
 CHAPTER II-Hollis, the next nipht succeeds in having an interview with the woman She merely tells him her name Is Vera.
 CHAPTER III-Carrington tells his guests of the coming war, and that he is engineering a copper pool.
 CHAPTER IV-The yacht is sunk in A collision and Hollis saves McCann. mil lionaire, and one of the party.
 CHAPTER v-Hollls and Mccann res- cue Vera and leave the ship in a small boat.
 CHAPTER vI-Hollis and Vera become friendly, though he is unaware of her identity.
 CHAPTER vII-McCann refuses to sub- init to Hollis authority, and the latter enforces 1t.
 CHAPTER vIII-The castaways arc sighted by ship, the Indian Chief. which takes them aboard.
 CHAPTER IX-The Indian Chief has recently been struck by lightning and Is almost wreck. All the officers are dead Hollis meets the owner, who tells him the vessel has cargo of ammunition, consigned to the German government CHAPTER x-Hollis consents to take charge of ship and continue voyage. Vera recognizes an old friend in Robert Bascom, owner of the Indian Chief Bascom and McCann are deadly ene- mies.
 ..n1r TER XI-Dissatisfaction among the crew quickly develops. and Hollis selects his officers.
 CHAPTER XII-McCann wants to ret,. to New York, and tries to corrupt crew.
 CHAPTER xIII-Hollis finds himself forced to eonfine McGann to a cabin. CHAPTER xIv-vera and Hollis agree that Tor Bascoms S sake the ship must be taken to it's destination. Hollis learns that Vera Is Gerald Carrington's daughter. CHAPTER xv-The crew, realizing danger of capture by allied warships. evince disinclination to continue voyage. CHAPTER XvI-Leaders of the crew 6sarm Hollis and make him 6 prisoner.
 T do: and I know more of sea law than any of those fools who are steer- ing you into this trouble. You Kill CHAPTER xvII-In a fight with the pntineers Hollis is badly hurt On recover Ting consciousness he realizes that he must submit, though, being the only navigator on board. he Is in position to make terms with MeCann. He is made prisoner. CHAPTER XvIII-vera pretends to agree to McCanns plans. to Hollis won der
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swered that both his parents were Killed by the Germans in 1870.
 He said to the directrice, I have had rest and comfort here in your eanteen. You have all been very kind 10 me. l have found plenty of good food to eat, something to read and place to. sleep. l think that l will stay here for few days before re- turning to the front if you do not mind
 And it is there that he will spend his leave. These are the men the Red Cross canteens reach. nearly thirty thousand of them a day.
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ing it soft pine. There was nothing in that obstacle to prevent my escape, and IT was discovered at large, my pun ishment would merely be confinement elsewhere. l had therefore nothing to lose, but everything to gain by the ex
 pertinent. The hour was late, the nigh had thus far been quiet one, and it was quite probable the fellow, com
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Millions and millions of stricken people devastated Europe depend the activity of the Red Cross alone for the necessities of enough keep body and soul sehe The Red Cross organization the helping hand extend this hand the and afflicted support In fact if would do relieve suffering the world do it directly and efficiently through Red Cross Become member today
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Cold cash-given through the Red Cross-will cool the brow of some suffering soldier.
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YOU can Rescue the perishing. care for the dying" by joining. the Red Cross.
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1864 Polk, John, wedgefeld.
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1865 Ragin, David. Pinewood.
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1866 Ragin, Elijah, Jr., wedgefield
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1863 Richardson. John. Pinewood.
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field, Route 1.
1870 Richardson, Thomas, Wedges
field, Route /.
1871 Rivers, Elijah, wedgefeld.
Route 1.
1872 sigler, Doctor. wedgeheld,
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1873 Simmons. Leonard, Pinewood
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1874 Singleton, Israel. wedgeheld,
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1875 Spain. ID. r.. wedge6eld.
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1876 Sumter. Noah, wedgeheld,
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1877 Sumter. Steven, Wedgefeld.
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1873 Walker, Lewis, wedgefield,
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1881 Williams, Eddie, WedgefieId.
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1881 Williams, Frank. Wedgefield.
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1888 Bingham, Eddie, Sumter.
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1884 Bradford, James, Providence.
1885 Bradford, Abraham, Oswego.
1886 Bradford, Isaac. oswego.
1887 Brown, Melvin, Oswego. M
1888 Bronson. Kelly. oswego,
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1891 Cabbagestalk, Arthur, Provi-
dence.
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Route 1.
1898 Capers. Thomas, Providence.
1894 Capers. Walter. Oswego,
Route 1.
1895 Cook, Alston, Oswego.
1896 Cook, Joseph, Oswego. ~
1897 Davis, Benny, Providence.
1898 Davis, Hezekiah, Oswego,
Route 1.
" 1899 Davis, James, oswego Route i
/.
14Oo Davis, Johnson, Oswego.
14o1 Dorm. o. c., oswego.
1902 Dow, Clemon, oswego, Route
l4O3 Dow, Fred, Oswego, Route 1.
14O4 DuBose, f. E., Oswego.
l4o5 DuBose, ]. NJ, Providence.
l4o6 DuBose, r. E., Oswego.
14O7 DuBose, T. c., Providence.
l4oS English, Robert. Sumter. r.
F. d.
14O9 Foxworth, r. O., oswego,
Route /.
141O Fraser S. DuBose, Oswego,
Route 1.
141I Gullachat, D., Oswego.
14ls Givins, Willie, Oswego. Route
141s Glover. G. NJ. oswego.
Route I.
1414 Graham. Arthur, Providence.
1415 Green, II. W., Providence.
1416 Hodge, Henry. Oswego.
1417 Hodge, Samuel, Oswego.
141s Jackson, Chester, .Oswego,
Route 1.
1419 James, Nathan, Oswego.
1870 James, Gather, Oswego,
Route /.
1421 Jenkins, Asby, Oswego.
1922 Johnson, Clarence. Oswego.
1923 Johnson, Isaiah, Oswego,
Route /.
1424 Machaux. Isaac, Oswego.
Route /.
142G Magazine, Caleb, Jr., Oswego,
II. +. ID.
1927 Mayette, Hayse, Oswego.
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n 1170 Rogers John, Sumter, Route 1
g I'LL Rollins, G.. E., 209 Magnolia. l
1172 Rowe, James. Sumter, Shan l
n nontown /
* 1173 Samuels, William Sumter. ROl
1174 Sanders, Francis, "a s. Sum- 1
h ter St. 1
1175 Sanders, ]. o., 9 f.. Bart /
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Route s. /
1177 Scale, Eugene, SO S. Harvn. go.
I 117S Seymour, f. E., 40 S. Har- 1
n. vim. I
g. 1179 Shaw. Erwin j., Sumter, 1
Route s. /
T. 1880 Singleton. Mcconnell. Sum- 1
ter, Route L. 1
1871 Singleton. H., Sumter, Route ''o'
% 1882 Singleton, Reese, Sumter, '''i'
Route 4.
- 1888 Small, Daniel 342 Manning
Ave.
y 1854 Smith, j. A., Alcolh, Claren- l.
don County.
1885 Smith, S. L., % Magnolia ST.
, l1S6 Smith, II. H., 106 S. Harvin
1857 Spann r. e., S. Harvin ST.
1888 Spann Willie, Manning Ave- :,
k 1889 Stokes, Raymond j., Bart
ette st. wv
p 1870 Showers. Sam, Main ST. :,
1191 Strother, Frank, Divine st. :,
1892 Sumter. Josephus. :,
1893 Swinton Elijah, 1877 Manning =
|. Ave. :,
e 1894 Swinton Flanders, Jr, Sum- !
ter, Route l. ,vo.
1895 Taylor. Jesse, Manning Ave. 1!
1876 Taylor. Joseph b.. Manning 1:
:. Ave. /:
1877 Taylor, r. b., 106 S. Harvin. l:
l. 1893 Teams, Thornwell, Sumter 1;
1899 Thompson, Isaac, Sumter, 1.
: Route S. 1.
1900 Tidwell. w. d., 10 S. Harvin 1:
It st. !:
1901 Tindal, James, Sumter. 1:
> 1902 Tindal. Marion, 19 Red & /:
White ST. 1:
1908 Tindal, Q. p. 81 s. Harvin. 1:
1904 Tindal, Talmage. 81 s. Har- /:
vim. y Rou
1905 Trembley, v. ", Sumter 1:
1906 Tyrel, j. L., Is e. Bartlette 4.
St. 1:
1907 Vinson, Sam, 229 s. Harvin Rou
2 St. !:
1908 Walsh. Barlow, Jr 16 Ken, /:
). drick st. $50. I:
1909 Walsh, Harry D., "a KendrIck 1:
St. ,an.ut Rou
1910 Walsh. T. w., Jr Ill s. Har- /:
vim st. ,, s.. /:
,d.r 1911 Weaver, q. e., 10 s. Harvin 1:
1912 Washington, Samuel. IT Red /;
& White. 1:
: 1913 Weathersbee C. NJ, IA Hous- 1:
er st. 1:
> 1914 Wells Johny, Sumter 1:
1915 Wells Nehemiah. Manning /;
e Ave. ao>. 1:
1916 Wesley, John, Red & White /;
D. St. ,c 1:
1917 Wheeler Johny, s. Harvin /;
! st. .... 1:
1918 White, Jaret, 201 Pear st. /:
1919 Whitfield, Charlie, sos South /:
Harvin. 1:
1920 Wilson, Clifton 519 S. Har- 1;
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1921 Wilson. F. r., 112 Kendrick 1:
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: 1922 Wilson, s. l., Sumter, Route 1:
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1924 Windham, Clifton, 1868 Man. :,
&c ming Ave. :,
1926 Windham, Rowland, 1G1 d.,
b Manning Ave. -
1926 Windham, Willie, End ST.
1927 Witherspoon, Charlie Sum- =,
ter
1928 Witherspoon, Weston, Sum- :,
ter
1929 Witherspoon, Windsor, Sum -
ter
1890 Wilder, B. ON, Sumter
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1921 Wilder, Johnnie, 23 Brand ST. >,
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1898 Wilder. NJ. A., Sumter, :,
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81.
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sis Williams. &. H.. 21 Walker
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So.
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81.
sis Williams. Henry. Sumter, s.. C.
$40 Williams, Jim. Bradford st.
s21 Williams. Julian. 112 West
! Bartlstte st.
s22 Williams, Tom. 11s Walker
Ave.
sss Williams. w. p. 217 8. Wash
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ga Wood. Colly. .316 Dingle st.
s2S Woods. Alex, 420 s. Washing
ton.
s2s Woods. Marion Noise, 27 Man |
ming Ave.
ss7 Wright. Atlas. 500 w. Bart
letts.
sas Wright. Edward E.. Sumter.
&C.
sss Wright. Harold. 2 Bee st.
$50 Wright. II. G.. log w. Lbert,
SC.
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ssa windham. c. E.. Bradford
sss wingate. Samuel W., s2 S
Purdy 81. ya lt
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lem. tsl''
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ass Cantey. Wallace. Sumter. s.
c., r. #. ID. Q.
s1s7 wadford. Vivian Jefferson.
Dusan st.
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ss7 Adams. wistsr. IS e. Mary.
sss Anderson. Eugene. Manning
Ave.
s3s Andrews, j. E.. Sumter. s. C.
$40 Andrews. Marion. s12 Man.
ming Ave.
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s+2 Antony. Thomas. 8. Harvin st.
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1856 Evans, A. E., Mayesville.
1857 Evans, Ellison, Oswego.
1888 Frierson, Narius, Oswego.
1853 Grant, Josh, RembeIt.
1860 Hammett, T. F., Sumter
Route A.
l2Gl Hargrove, S., Mayesville.
1862 Herriott, Bristow, Oswego.
1868 Herinton, Ephriam, Mayes-
Vile.
1864 Harriet, G., Oswego.
1865 Harrington, Ephriam, Oswe-
go.
1906 Hilton. George, Oswcgo.
1867 Hilton, James, Oswego.
1858 Hodges, Solomon, Oswego.
1863 Hudson, Edward, Sumter.
1870 Hudson, Henry, Mayesville.
1871 Hudson, w. L., Mayesville,
Route 3.
1872 Higgins, Cleveland, Mayes-
vile.
l273 Hunt, Jim, Oswego.
1874 Hunt, Munnagan, Oswego.
l275 Isaac, Herman, Owings. S. C.
l276 Jefferson, ID. L., Oswego.
1877 jenkins, Louis, Sumter.
l27S Jenkins, Sylvester, Oswego
1873 Jones, c. c., Mayesville.
1880 Lewis, Oliver, Sumter.
l2S1 Leonard, Edgar, Oswego
1882 Mack, Robert, Mayesville,
Route 3.
1888 Melton, Levy, Oswego.
1884 Meekins, Owings, Oswego.
1855 Mickens, Tillman, Oswego.
12S6 Minis, Charlie, OswegO.
1887 Montgomery, Henry, Oswego.
1883 Montgomery, Willie, Oswego
1888 Moore, Charles Wesley, Os-
wego.
1890 Moore, j. F.. Oswege.
1891 Moser, Derry, Oswego.
1892 Moore, n. Mcleod, Oswego.
1898 Myers, George, Oswego
1924 McColly, Mack. Mayesville.
1895 Mccoy, Charlie, Oswego.
1896 Mcintosh, w. L., Mayesville
1897 Mcleod, James, Oswego.
1898 McQuage, Began, Mayesville.
1893 Nelson, Harry, Oswego.
1900 Newberry, Alex, Oswego.
1901 Porter, Boston, Mayesvlle.
1902 Porter, Henry Oswego.
1903 Proctor, T. S., Sumter,
Route 4.
1904 Proctor C. b., Sumter, Route
1905 Proctor, Walter Lee, Sumter,
Route s.
1906 Richardson, A., Oswego.
1907 Robinson, James, Oswego.
1908 Rodgers, f. f., Oswego.
1909 Rodgers, Kershaw, Sumter,
Route 4.
1910 Roman, George, Oswego.
1911 Roman, Lewis, Oswego.
1912 Shaw. Henry. Oswego
1913 Sims, James, Oswego
1914 Slater, Sampson, Oswego
1915 Smith, w p, Oswego
1916 Taylor, James, Mayesville
1917 Terry, ] A, Oswego
1913 TOmOny, Leonard, Mayesville
1919 TomOny, Paris, Mayesville.
1920 Vaughan, Lennie, Oswego.
1921 Vaughan, Sylvester, Oswego
1922 Watts, Vermie, Mayesville.
1928 White, Alfred, Oswego.
1924 White, Ulias, .Oswego.
1926 Wilson, Willie, Oswego.
1926 Whitlock, j. c., Oswego.
1927 Williams, Aaron, Oswego.
1923 Williams, Isaac. Oswego.
1929 Woods, John, Oswego.
1880 Wright, Stephen, Oswego.
1881 Young, d.. Oswego.
Bloom Hill.
1882 Ardis, Josh Neal, Pinewood.
1888 Ardis, j. H., Pinewood.
1884 Boyd, Elijah, Wedgefeld,
Route 1.
1886 Bracey, Charles, Wedgefeld,
Route 1.
1886 Bradley, William, Wedgefeld,
Route 1.
1887 Brewer, B. W., Pinewood.
1888 Brunson, Francis, Wedgefield,
Route 1.
1889 Brunson, julius, Wedgefeld,
Route /.
1910 Coulter, f. NJ, Wedgefeld,
Route s.
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1912 Dais, Richards, Wedgeiield,
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ry, 1885 Josey Charlie. seS's. Main
st.
: St. 1886 Kelly M. W.. a44 Manning
vine Ave.
1887 Kimball. o. A., l1Sj s. Harvin.
otel, 1888 Kirschner. David, e Kendrick
st.
ok. 1889 Lawrence. G. B.. 1llo South
ning Harvn st.
1890 Lawson. f. A.. ,S. Harvin st.
lag 1921 LeGrand. Archie. 2Ol South
Harvn. ,a,lr
st. 1892 Leister. A. w.. Sumter.
win. 1893 Leister. G. c., r Liberty s,
We. 1924 Lennon. 1. L.. ~ s. Harvin.
Va 1895 Levi, Wendell y 22s e.
Liberty
Ave. =, 1896 Lewis, pinshnsk \, Sumter.
Shannontown.
lag 1897 Lewis, r. c..ss} Harvin ST.
1898 Logan. PhilliR I3arvin st.
Ave. 1899 Logan. Robert, 2is Manning
st. Ave.
st. 100 Mahoney. Nemiah. lo7 Brand
and st.
11O1 Massey. Tilman.l 16 Red &
White st.
|. ID. 1902 Menser, Noses. Shannon Ave.
c. 1903 Meyer. w. r.. I6 Levi st.
11o4 Miller. Gilbert. Manning Ave
11O5 Miller, Hayes. Sumter
st. 11O6 Miller, Henry. Sumter.
s. 11o7 Morgan. t. g.. A21 Kendrck
in. % ,nos Montgomery. II. Manning
ST. Ave. s.f
st. 11Os Montgomery William. Sum-
ling ter Route 2.
lilo Murray Clayborn. 2s Bee ST.
rick I'LL Myers. Daniel. sumter. Route
win 1112 Myers, Richard, Sumter.
1113 Mcbride. Cleveland. Sumter
'ute 1114 McCants. Lucius. Sumter.
., Route 1. tseS
neil Ills McCants. David. s. Harvin st.
1116 Mccoy. Jack, SO Brand st.
We. l117 McCray, Lucius. Shannon
,' town. Sumter.
st Ills Mccutchin. Willie. - East
Mary st.
vim. 111s McFadden. Davis, Sumter
vim. Route 3.
l. 112O McFadden. Elias, s42 Man.
User ming Ave.
IA, 1921 McFadden. John, Sumter
ter, Route S.
I'd 1922 McFadden, Lucius. Sumter.
ter. 1923, Mcfarland, Joe. 2o4 E. Lib
40 berty. lapg
er. 1924 McGrath, Charles A.. -
win Kendrick. rss
1925 McKiever. Walter. sumter. H.
vim, =. d. f,.gG
'ser 1926 MCLAUGHLIN. B. N, 2s Hue-
son st. 2sFsA ,r}y
user 1877 McLendon. = AT 10 Harvin
list.
,ysa itll2s Mcleod. shsrmsshis. an ASS / Mar Il.
ls ming Ave.
ter 1929 Mcmillan. Elliott. 522 soa.h
I'D Harvin St.
win 1880 Nicholas. James. S. Harvin
~ St.
art 11a1 ogilvie. Gary. 8 2. Bartlette
oa,rj st. ~
on 1892 Oliver, Fred. Manning Ave.
1888 Oliver. Matthew, 240 b. st.
'f" 1874 Osborn. Oscar. IL e. Will
ling liams.
1875 Pace. A. s., 1876 s. Harvin.
lain 1136 Pace. C.. w.. 10 e. Liberty
1877 Pack, Samuel. Sumter.
1888 Patterson. Robert, s. Harvin
1889 Pierson, Walter. 23 Manning
st. Ave.
win 114O Phillips. James c.. 11s Ken
drick ST..
IAN 1141 Pierce, Tatom, 2s5 Manning
Ave.
ST. 1142 Pierson. Walter. 1O2 Divine
ker st.
114s Pinckney. Arthur, Manning
r Ave.
r.. 1144 Pinckney. Ceven. s2 Royal
Ave.
Z 1145 Pine Willie. "a Bee st.
rarv 1146 Plowden. Eugene. Bee st.
1147 Plowden, Henry. Sumter.
Route S. ~
. r. 114s Plowden. Junius. Mannin.
Ave.
T. 1149 Potts, Junior Sumter, near
Claremo2t Hotel.
,son 1850 Preston, Malichi, Sumter
Route 6. -
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12i4 BclScr, James, OSwcgO.
12i5 Bradley, James, OswegO.
1246 Brown, A. s., Oswego.
12i7 Brown, Baldwin, Sumter.
12lS Brown, Eugene c., Sumter
Route 4.
12l9 Brown, George, Jr., Sumter
X. II. ID. 1.
1850 Brown, John Rich, OSwcgo
l25l Brown, Il. t., OSwcGo.
l252 BrunSon, =. NJ, MaycSville.
1858 Cummings, T.. r., Oswego.
l25i Dinkins, Whit, OSwcgo.
1855 DuRant, Wisdom, Oswegu.
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1O4s Gregg. H. d., 131 Manning
Ave.
1850 Greene, Willie, 419 s. Main
st.
1861 Griffin. Gilbert, Sumter.
1852 Grifflth. Willie, Sumter.
1858 Haley. p. s., 23' Kendrick St.
1864 Hardin. J. E., 115 s. Harvin
st.
1866 Harris. James. Sumter, Shan
nOntown.
1866 Hardin. F. d., 124 Liberty St.
1867 Hastie. Harrison, 12 Walker
Ave.
1868 Hodge, David, Sumter.
1869 Holland. Morris. Sumter. II.
F. ID.
1000 Holiday. III. b.. 22 Levi st.
1901 Holiday. r. j.. 124 E. Mary
ST."
1862 Holmes. Burl. Sumter.
1868 Howard. Erwin. Sumter, r. +.
ID.
1864 Huddleton. II. D.. 1s e.
Mary st.
1906 Husglns. Ernest. Is Pinson
st.
1865 Jackson, II. A.. II Il. Kicker
st.
1867 Jacobs. Charlie, 221 Manning
Ave.
1868 James, A. H.. Sumter. Route
1863 James, julius, AZ HOuser St
1910 James. Laurence, AZ Houser
st.
1911 James. Moultrie. Sumter
Route l. Box 20.
1912 James, Richard. Sumter.
1918 James. Rufus. 1O7 Bee st.
1914 Jamison. viii. MayesvilIe
Route 2.
1875 Jenkins. c. b., 81 S. Wash
ington.
1916 Jenkins. Joe d., 16 $. Mag
nOlia.
1O77 Jennings. James, Harvin 81
1919 Johnson, ID. W., Manning
1913 Johnson. +. L., Sumter
Route /.
1850 Johnson. Lawrence. Sumter
6 Levine.
IOSI Johnson. Willie. II Dobsor
st.
1882 Johnson, Willie. 35S Manning
Ave.
1883 Jones, George A., Sumter
Route ].
1854 Jones. Henry, Sumter, Rout,