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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-20

unipeit Der Gta0t gerro be 9asco. Die
@efeqidaft pcrfigte BON QnFdng an u6er
Elm Sapital Ron II Mia. Dollar unb
bat bann ipdter ibr &apital auf 60
W}iq. Dollar erbobt. Die @eIeQIddft
beFhdftigt 6eute runo 6000 @r6titer un6
angtIteIte uno bic ausbeute 6eirua
1909 run6 1900 Conner 8upTer. Der
6eIbttoltenprtis be5 Qroouttes frei Sds
fen Rep gort z Gent pro pfunO.
Die Snca Utintng Co., fpelde nit
einem 4dpitalt bon 5 Mia. Dollar ar
beitet, BAT bic bisber rtidite 9oibmine
bts 9anbes in SdHto DOMINGO i'm Be-
fse, nelGe 1897 APO aiIoqramm rtints
23tardtiqes Sob erga6. QuBer bieien
bei6tn Qualification iiub nod folgenoe
omtritaniid,H QdneHgeIeaT6aiten in
Peru tJtjg:
gsrurian mining Snetttu9 C aeft.
nina So, 100000 Go1ar &apital.
3iHcona6d 4iinirg So, 100000.
DoGar &apiioI.
8ititata Oil So, $4,000 Dollar
&apital.
Qu4 Der Rtidtum an gutter Gtcins
toble tritt in peru INNER ne1r outage.
Q6gtieb;n bapon. baB bic Gerro be q1sto.
IliniHg 81. lire geldmten Ghmel8uns
Iagen uHb fonitige getriebe ausItliebli6
nit bort g~eFuuotner Steintpble betreibt,
fat fa 1909 cine eHgliI6e Geieaitaft
9ebilbtt, neIfe bic SttintoblenFelOer Bel
RecuaD ausbeuitt uno pro Sabr 10000
10000 80Hntn 8oblen foroert.
qla BEL Dem 0rte 6uopSan, 5irsa
$50 ailomtter Ron Dem 6dfeu 5alds
BERN, inb grobe Aohlentaser etfunbtu
ipoySsn bic isbr srgiebis gu iein Ihtinen.
Dos peruaniide Petroleum 1T BON
gang uor5iigIihsr Quulitdt uno oua OOs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-20
Don o.. Sperber.

sin5ise. pcl9eS in sr0beren mengen an
Der pd3ifittiifts SHbamtrilas porlommt.
SIN Sabre 1907 betrne bic 3abl Der ans
~getobrten Quelen bersits $50, bod Iin6
bic 0eIftlber BON ipIber ausbe6nina,
baB bic proOuttion Iei4t 0er5e9nTa4t
iperben tDnnte.
Die in dnbern 2Gnbern 70 beitle grs
6eiterfrdge Ipielt in qeru cine berbdltniss
mdbig Ietunbdre Ro1e, inoem bic In ben
BERGEN IebeROsn Snbidncr unO Mi1hs
Iinge ii4 bel ri4tiaer 8ebanOlune als
Qrbeiter bon GROCER 2tiItungSId6igteit
erpteien haben.
@eltIam II, baB Qeru I6on 8ur 8eit
Der lpantihen &olonialepp1e dts reidcs
Gololanb beturnt mar uno trob6em nod
beute bic @olbprooutiion feline bebeutenbe
lit. DAP peru retd an Sob fem muBte,
bepieien ihnn allein bic pon ben Gpas
niern b%preefuR6enen rci4en @oIbl6dBe
Der Sncas. 2unge Fat man na9 bieien
reiden @oGbfelOern 9eiu6t, p9ne bieTelz
BEN iebo4 a%ufiinoen gu t0nuen. @obt
bat bic @rforIduHg bes 2anbes ben Bee
tpeis er5ra4t, 6aB an ben unteri9iebz
li4Ten SteIen bes 2anbes reide Cob
lager eriitieren, bod bebirfen bic me6rz
3u9l Oeriet6en ale sr0Beren &dpttaIien,
I'M nubbringeno ausgebsutet gu perben.
Qber ale bieIe GolOEager pteIen aud
tcinsrlei Spuren elmer Qrbeit aus bors
ipdnif9er 3eit auf.
Runmebr 6at man o6er in neuerer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-20

16tr, ais aub in banottspolitiI6er !5ins
lidt. Dies Iino aaes @orteile, pelde
ipe6er Chile. nod Gcua6or nod Golums
bitn biettn tonueu, aus iutlden @riin0en
peru allein ihon I'M Mslt6anbel frii6er
o0er ipdter an Der pdjiIittiiite cine berz
D~orragenoe StefInng tinnebmen piro.
0R 8spolterunq bes Qanbes muB
mon, ME oas 9anb IeI6f, in 6rei bers
f6ieoene alaFeu e%intcilen unb 3tpar In
bic &iiittn6efpohner Gofeaos), Berg
bsipohBer (Serrahos) unb bic SHoianer
in Der llrtualb5one. Die Goitehos Tinb
bic in Der Sutiur am ptiteiten fortges
fdtitttnen.
Gie Serrdnos fteben in bt5ug auf Bill
burn unb 2ibiliTdtiou peit bin linen
3uriif. Dies 1T oGeroirgs ritt gu rers
punptru, ia bic rtiBt ..aFe In h,r
8ergtts,cu In Der Wiuo .3abI 1T uno
bic mc6yscH Der 8to3leruro fit ants
%fos,ndnnien 3iDiiii;rten SnoareyH, B.
!. angel t1eli.n SUbidR,rH uuo gldhs
lingeH 3uiammenfsbi. 9itTs Su6iauRr
fao. Osrofl Hi9.Irem6eBftirblia, bo8
redt priGlofen nHb ietr to~HIerDaiibe
9elte, p,lae el5i@ zen gliif lingeH Dem
Gorti4riit ni4t aaJu bOlb gegeuiiGar.
itt1en. Often fremotnfeino.id o6tr biz
rstt ~riidI8rtttlih fHb fe AIR bsioe ni6t
unb es Taft Ii9 nit etnistm 5att re9t
gut nit beloen dustommai.
Die Subidnsr Der llriuaIs3one min
Iiao ourtpeg nod 9aturmsni6en, bic
meit nod Homaoifereu6 in ben @dloern
in %unqebunbener 6rsiEeit uin6erfreifen.
5Htsufptr, aertstIttr grbsii etben lie
htute nod nqa M6sIidteii aus Dem
Wtgs.
allen Orsi 8eD0lttunssfaHsn 1T bic
gigMIaaft siseB, bag is cine ssrabs5u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-20

Die Stabi lDurbe bereiis am Is. Jas
nuar 1886 6urd ben IpaniI6en Grobes
rsr, Trdntisto pi3arro, esariinbet unb
ltegt 8irta 80 Gilomeitr BON Der aiiIte
am JuBe bes gerges Gan G%riftpbaI,
peI6sr ben lebten Qusldufer Der Riileus
forbiaere bartlett, an linteR ufer beg
RimaeflaFes.
Sn ben Mduern Der Stdbt fpieIten
ii9 groBe biitortidt grcigniFe ab, unb
bic gtdu3eube 5ofbdltuBs Der Tpanif6en
8i3et0nige berlieb berTel6en nod einen
b%efonoertR @Ian3 unb QnIeben. guBers
benz G6er mar bic 5tabt aud I6on nab
renb Der ipaniIden aplonidlepo6e ala
beoeutenbe llniOerIitdtsitabt btribmt unb
btlDete pabrenO Dieisr 3eit has geiittge
Centrum alIer @e6iloeten Saoameritas.
Qu9 6eute beIiBt Gina nod cine Dor5iias
Iide ltnioeriitGt unb anbere Sodfdulen,
melAe nett iiber bic @ren3eu bes Cans
Des bo6es anIeben genisbeu.
@ls bic StaOt ssgriinbet fpurbe, 8d6Ite
bieIelbe nur gauge 70 G~innobner, bod
eutpideIte Ie ii4 auBeroroeHt.iC I6uea,
unb fdon gu GnOe bes 16. SabrbuRbertS
mar bic g~inpobusr5a9l auf 1892 ges
fttceen. Der QufI6pung Der Stubt belt
ouuerno an, 10 buB ie i'm Sabre 1875
52,627 unO 1908 10000 gtnpobner
5d6lte.
Gina 1T Iomit bic bolreidIte @tdbt
an Der Deitiife Sitbameritas unb qes
mint nod babur6 sr666te 9ebeutung,
baB fe Der 6auptbanoetsplas Der gans
sen aepu6Iit 1T.
Die StoOt i'll i'm fpanii8en @ttIe ers
6aut, b. +. bic StraBen treu3en Ii9 meift
re4tpintIiS unO laufen bon Sft naa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-20

aebrohn III, 10 ptdieIn 5dttr nit Spds
ebeHen unb Bergen ununterbroden ob.
Die We6r3dhi DieIer 3Gfr beiben Tuts
tropiIdts big rein tropiI6es &limu, bas
Der ae6eibsn in tbnen aud ale qro6utte
lsner 3oatn bor3iigIih.
Die llripalo3one liegt bsreits i'm Sc
biete Ots 4md5onenItrpmes uub peiIt
hurdfpeg rein tropiihes &tintd unb De-
getation duf. Die SouptprooRtte bieier
Gone limb; Sunni, 0di6golb, 9dniile,
GarbboI5er, fopie ale iiGtigen 9aturs
proouttt, bic in ben 3topm beimiI4
iiHb.
Die rcgsntole aHiter3ont lit 6eute
un6eIiritisn bieienige, ipeI6e gerus
Reidtum ausma@t. Sc DE I6 bieIe
3oue aud beute nod teilpeiIe prdIens
titrt Iibt fe Ti4 Iei6t in Elm unglau6s
liA fruhtbareg paraotes b~erpancetn,
iobaI0 Der goben burd tinilide Be
D%dfsrung befeuttet luirb. Die ein3ets
nen 5iaBtdler in bieIer Gone iih6 bur6s
ipt8 ourh ba8 bor5anbeue 8aiier inter
quite anttur qenommen un6 lieftrn itduz
neH~erregsnOe Reiuttate. 8orlduFi7 lit
aaeroings 3u .penig ~ofFenes DaTer bors
banoen, UNI bic gauge 3egion bepdfern
unb unttr auItur nebmen gu t0nneu.
9ei nur einigermaBen acuigsnbem Dafs
ierporrat dber puroe aus ben beute ODE
uno tot odIteQenben immenien Fldhen,
in bes Wortes bertpesenfer ~Nebeutune,
Elm paraoiss 9ef4aifen lptrben t0rneH.
Die beute in oieier Bone bereits Be-
itsbenbeu 3uderrobrs. &eiss, 8aums
ipoaez, 8tius uno Matsplautagsn liefern
iebr 6%ta4tenstperte 6uantit1tei. elmer
gan3 b%erborragenben @hte. Bel ratios
aeqet 8epirtidaftt, uno a~usnuBurQ
Der nod porhanbeHen, htutt aber brad
Iiegenben 2dnoereien, lieBen fi9 oieIc
0udntitdten Ieiht ptr6unbertiaden. 8az
burd aIlsins ipiroe idon bag Qdnb oa1s
erno 3unt6meuoe GrtrGge t%r3islen, pel6e
ibn balo he Mitttl in bic .6anb ge6eH
ipiir6m, aud feline reiftn 6iuterlaHber
benz 9trie9re unO nirtidditli4 sri9lies
Ben gu tonHen.
gan3 ip5iea Der gdumpouentuItur
iQate mebr 5utereTe tH~tgesenge6raht
bsHn bic pernaniidt 9apmpoae
Iitfert niht nur Elm ProbHtt, peIGes On
Site ale bis6sr betdmnten ii6trtriFft,
i%oHoern Baum Jae 1T aud uHilrsii.g
ods 4ro6uit ber 3utanit. nsII 3 duf
hd4grro ~Feigsn0en 8trbrau4 rebnen
tam.
Gie In 0sr @arg3om leg.nbe Sod
ti8un f4 au5nl9mslos gang
99gl9lia 3ur gie5sutt, Biz ttpas titTcr
asles nan Fingegen sum qr6aH ION @eis
sen. gtr1e, Safer. @oia, 3%artoff;in
(. 10.
Sob tomrlt meift osottgsn in glaTen
lls @aideoIo por. SnttrtHtut Il. bic
~inoianiife Mletbobe / Qpsbcus
ibrsr @olpndi aertsm. Durfpeg
iid berarti9e 4didtrtin in
fdrtItromsHotn 6li1tn. 9urh
1teie Itgn bic SHbiauer. on ~iogenduutsn
5tromianeuen In Der Wlitte etl 3 per-
iefte SteinpIatttu. geim Gintreten BEG
o66naHtrs ssrattn bieie GteinplattsH
Waier unb Der DO. Der Gtr0mung
Sano pir6 BON Sem @afier
n bic mu1oenartisen @sriitiunesn Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-20

3eit In oerIaiebenen 5liiTen groBe Mens
gen bon AaidgotO gefunben, pdbreno
aud an ben llFern berieIben fib Spuren
DorIpanifher 3eit Oeutli4 na9peiItn
lafen. 0an3 ~beionbers lit es oer mitts
lert Qauf Der 6life Sndmburi, Benz
unb onbere in DiIer 3one belegenen
6liFe, nelAe nirlli9 enorme Quantis
tdten an 8oIo auFpeiien. Der Snam=
bari nutoe Bon 6d6Iepten eiugcbenber
uRteriu9t unO 6ttr6ei Der 8eipeis err
brddt, baB Oas &ubitmeter bur6ihnitts
lia eineu Gologe6alt BON 1920 lart
bat. 9as Sob lit in bieTen 6ldFen in
cine i9pdr5lt4s SanbIGiht eingebettet,
pelae duBer Sob nod feline Mengen
bon SiI6tr, Qrienit, Glen uno anb:ren
MincrllieH cntbilt. Sc tdBt ii6 ba6er
nit Siaer6,it ernarten, bab tpcnn oiefe
6Iife erh einmal rationel ausge6utet
psr6.u, bic @oloprobuttion bls 2dnbes
ibr teoeulsn6 ftigtn ptro.
Die 3e9ilruug os5 2aUbcs fat in ben
lsbten SdbrsH aItas baton 6eItbt, UNI oas
2arb nit 6ifs BON G%iienbaGHcn nuda
M0gli4teit bem @eytcbre 81 erIAliebtn
uub Qeru perfiigt Gaute hreits Hter 5000
RilOmeter G~iiCn6abntH i'm gttriete,
fpd6reub psitere 1000 RiIometer T6 in
@orurbeit ~befinhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-20

8uitatten, beiipiet8peife bic groben ST.
ringspdnOerungeu. dlf oeren resfIs
mdBige WieOertebr gauge GtGbte TIRE
griten3 sriinoen unb Dereu plDBlides
@us0lsibeu mitunter SaulenDe BON
MenI9en bsrarmen ldBt. Cine neue
9ppot5eIe our Grttarung bieTer 6ifhs
pdnoeruHgen, iber bic mir Bis jeBt MIR
ie9r un3ureitenoe &enutniHe beiiben,
plIrbe tiir3li4 bon 5psi frdns5piden
6orIdern, 8. 5uge anb G. 2cgenore,
aufgeiteqt. @ie bic 3eitidrift Ga gsds
ture" berid5tet, baden bttIs fefqetslt,
ooB bic Saroiae gu 1879 i6res @enihs
teS aus 8aHer unN 5ettitofIeR beItebt.
Ods 8erbdItnis oieIer &eitauoteile 1T
jebod nidt tonitant; i'm 6Ommer neb.
men bic SarOinen an 5ett beoeutenb 5u.
10 oaB biefes am Guoe bieier Sabresseit
1870 bes @eiamtgeniatg ausma9t. Gus
gleiA piro Der NaHergebdit aerin9er.
SIN WiRter iteigt CT nteber in 6emTelben
gldbe als bic GettItoFTe oufgebraunt
fperoen. SIN 3uIammeu6ang nit ben
an dnberen BaHberiiiden, tpie 9erins
gen unb Sprotten, qema9ten 8eobahs
tungen ergibt ii9 fir bic beiben 6oriher
bic S4luBfolgerung, oab bic DertifaIen
@erdnberun9en ibres 4ufent6altes BON
benz ipe3ifiI4en @epidt pieIer giere BE-
einfluBt perbeu. Die Itiaten. ~fettrei.
den Slide bulten Ii4 an bsr 0btrfIa6e
oes Wafers duf mo ber Slider ibrer
bdbhaft perben fam; in Der I6lenten
Sabres3e;t dber. mo ods 6ett obs uub
ods fpe3iftf9e 9epi6t 3unimmt, Iinfen
bic Siere in bic tiefersn Re9ioHsn binab,
IN oenen fe bon ben moDerRsn 6iIdereis
apparattn nod nidt errsi9t fuerben tons
rtn. Dieie 8eobdntunqsn trlanaen nod
cine dllgemeinsre 8eoeutung oaburd, bdB
lie ii9 nit ben bon 9olinanti an ben
GtI9sn oes 9olfs BON Qeapel 9smadtsn
Bobrnsbmungen bedea. Qud oieIer
itsate felt. ouB bic an bar OberfIohe
lebenoen gepobHlia bel leidter unb
t;ttrcidsr itnb ala Die uaf Dem gruabe
nohneHoeu. 9u9 bic an Der @di1erz
Obtrtl06s i6pimmenbsu Ser Der Tiihs
ent9alten betuuntli9 Elm Ofges 9ldsden.
bag BEN gmbrpp sur glabruae O.tat,
uno osHtH 8trf4pinosu nit BEN ISL
9snblld 3uiammentrijft, in BEN 81
m tietsre Rseiontn PERMIT, UNI pogf
lsBtsn Staoitn ieiner enfptg ss4
our43nmahen. aua bisr 3siat I1
sts gebtatuns bes ips3ifii6ea @emIais
fir bic atbsnspsiis bet Slide.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-20
&ittta.

Gina, biz 6daptftabt ber atpublit
Peru uuo SiB Der Regierung, 1T uns
Itrsitig bic ih0nite StaOt on Der qd5ififs
tilte Sioameritas uHo fiibrt edber nitt
81 llnredt Die @sati6nung Die gsrle
am qa5ifii".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-20

Man ruirO bes @utea uno aud bss
gsiten, insrn 6 antdaIia gu Iein 81
einnt, buIo iatt.
aiinftise DOhltaieu 10 por6srsiien
bsibt: iie in ben au9en Osss SimmeIs
iaoH srpieleH bdkn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-20

ben Staten, bic, ubne offen in
ben aampf gegen bic 3tntralz
mdfte ein3ugreifsn, bod t6r
moralif6' unb nirti6aftli6ss
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-09-12
Family Reunion.

On August goth, 1917, the children
and grandchildren Of Mr.. and Mrs
&. B. Brown met to celebrate his birth
day, he being sixty-fivc years old. TIL,
family were all present except one
son. Claud, who is in Columbia. AT
l2:30 Dounteous dinner was spread
out under the large oak trees, the table
being decorated with home grown
fruit such as apples, pears and grapes.
In the center was placed a beautiful
vase OF flowers. The afternoon was
spent with music and feasting on
fruit, cutting watermelon, which were
enjoyed very much. Hoping our kinr
Heavenly Father above will sec fit tc
let us all enjoy many such occasions.
"One Present"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-09-12
SHOT BY ACCIDENT
Young Newberry Man Wounded by
James Epting at Hotel in Barnwell.

Barnwell, Sept. 81 II. Evans of
Newberry, a son of II. H. Evans, was
accidentally shot here this afternoon
by James Epting, fellow townsman,
at local hotel. The pistol ball en-
tered Mr.. Evans left hip, passing en-
tirely through his body and lodging
In his clothing. He was given medical
attention Immediately and was taken
to hospital in Sumter on the after
Noon train.
According to statement by the ply
slcian in attendance it was impossible
to tell how serious the wound may
prove to be until more thorough ex-
animation is made. According to th'
testimony Of the wounded man, Mr..
Evans, and third member of the
party, "A. G. Mathews, also of New
berry, the two young men were lying
on separate beds when in some mar
ner a pistol held by Mr.. Bpting was
discharged with the above result.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-09-12
Allen Bramlett Loses Home.

The one story frame building be-
longing to and occupied by Mr.. Allen
Bramlett was totally destroyed by fire
of unknown origin on Friday night.
The blaze was discovered by neigh
bors about 3. a. m. and Mr.. Bramlett
barely succeeded in making his es-
cape. only very few personal ef-
fccts in trunk and couple Of fire.
arms were saved. The fire started in
the roof and had gotten such Roadway
when discovered that the fire depart
ment could do little to save it, Par
tial insurance was carried on tho
building.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-09-12

ginning grew the Presbyterian COLLEGE
Of South Carolina. one of the build
ings Of this institution, bearing his
name as its founder.
In 1872 DR.. Jacobs began the sue
ccsstul fight for the foundation Of an
Iorphanagc. Here arc his own words
the orphanasc:
"Wc were to have new idea FOR
the worlds people to cry down. The
Church, God bless herr was to adopt
these orphans, they were 10 be her
own; she was to put spirit into them
TO give them true home; TO educate
them we'll, to dO the best for them in
that line shat could be done; and hav-
ing so fitted them for lifeS work
training head. heart and hand to bid
them GOdSpced as thcy took up their
weapons and entered into the battle
of liIo. We were TO have our children
10 work--ycs, work is noble; Jesus
worked. 1t would make them feel
honest, independent, Scif-rcliant. to
work. iiut there was TO be no reform
atory discipline. no institution life, no
law or ordinance that my own chill
drcn could not endure"
With such lofty ambitions, in 1873 q
board OF visitors" was organized ro.
| the ThounwCll Orphanagc. \ tract of
10 acres Of land was purchased for
IT, May 2S. 1874, the corner Stonc OF
ithc first building was laid mad Col. b.
w. Ban, OF l.aurcnS, who was the ora
tor OF the occasion, afterwards stated
that he had at the time no other on
pcctation than that the experiment
would fail. Oct0hcr I 1878, The first
inmates entered the institution. From
that time DR.. Jacobs devoted his life
TO his institution. He watched il
grow from one little cottage and cigh,
lchildrcn until today it stands out a
little village to itself, an ornament tC
the town, Statend and church, and a
lasting monument to his memory.
| He had 800 orphanagcd children un-
der his care and they all loved him
dearly. When the news OF his death
was announced this morning at the
lchapcl hour their hearts were broken
and their sorrow will not soon be
dimmed. His life was one OF kind
ness for little children; true in his
! friendships, sincere in his kind deeds
and sympathy, especially for children
and for the hundreds Of boys and
girls who have been reared under his
care, looking to him as their earthly
father he was always kind and low
ing. Flowers, not thorns; sunshine
not shadows, he scattered all along
| lifc's pathway He loved his children
Clinton, its people and its institutions
and the people Of Clinton loved him
He loved his church and throughout
the entire country he was known His
works stand today as monument and
will live on and on, though he is gone
tHis memory will not fade from the
recollections of those who knew and
loved him.
He is survived by the following chill
dren: Mrs. w. J. Bailey, of this place
the Rev. j. f. Jacobs, Of this place
DR.. j. Dillard Jacobs and DR.. Torn
well Jacobs, Of Atlanta, Ga. and the
Rev. w. S. Jacobs, of Houston, Texas
as we'll as large family of grand
children and other relatives.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-09-12
DIR. WILLIAM P. JACOBS EX-
PIRED SUDDENLY AT CLINTON
Death Closes Career of Notable Achievement Funeral
loday at Eleven O'Clock Founder of ThornweI
Orphanpge and Beloved Minister of Clinton. A Fiu-
ure Nationally Known For His Good Deeds. Lived
For the Good Work He Could DO.

clinton, Sept. l0.--Aftcr a long life,
full of good works, the Rev. William
Plumor Jacobs, ID. d., Father of
Clinton, is dead. He died suddenly
this morning shortly after 6 o'clock,
at the age Of 70. His end was Il shock
to the community, for he had not been
Ill, calm and sweet and peaceful, as
his life had been, and it did not come
before he was ready for it, lie lived
Christ-Prcachcd Christ-and today
went home to Him.
Yesterday he preached twice at his
church, the Thornwcll Memorial, and
had not complained Of being iii. Early
this morning he called the young lady
IN the adjoining room and complained
OF severe headache. The family
physician was summoned at once and
upon his arrival found him in an un-
conscious condition He lived only a
fcw moments. The members Of the
family wcrc Immediately notified and
were expected today and tomorrow
The funeral will take place here at
II O'Clock Wednesday morning, and
Viii be conducted by Dr.. d. NJ Doug
las, president Of the Pres sbytcrian Col
lego, assisted by the pastors of the
city.
DR.. Jacobs was loved in Clinton
from The small lad to the gray-haired
:" cran, for he had lived here for the
past fifty years. He was born March
10, 1912, in Yorkville, the son Of the
Rev. and Mrs. James Ferdinand ia
cohs, He was graduated at Charles
ton College in 1861 and at Columbia
Theological Seminary in 1864. In
1864 he entered upon his first pas
torate, three weak churches, Duncan's
Creek, Shady Grove and Clinton, con-
stituting his charge Soon the Clin-
ton church became so strong as to
command his entire time and this con-
ncction once established he maintain
cd 1t for forty-seven years, until his
retirement in September, 1911. Since
that time he had given his pastoral
time to the Thornwell Memorial
Church. AS pastor he led his people
along many lines of activity and was
loved by all.
When DR.. Jacobs came to Clinton he
waged fight against open bar-rooms
here and succeeded in driving them
out. Hc established the True Witness,
which in 1871 became Our Monthly
and has been edited by him continual
ly all this time. For number OF
years he has served the South Caro-
chaplain. In 1872 he led in the estab-
lishment Of a high school association,
which in 1886 became the Clinton
College Associations. From this be-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-09-12
Broadus Workman Caught.

Broadus Workman, the negro who
killed his wife near Mountville in the
spring Of the year and who was
thought to have returned to this Vi
cinity several times after his escape,
was caught over the Georgia line last
week as the result OF the detective
work of Rural Policemen Boyd and
owens Policeman Boyd went over
after him and brought him back Fri
day. On several occasions some very
lively chases were had after negroes
thought to be Workman. but 1t Is
to this county after his first escape.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-09-12
REV. II. B, CRAIG DEAD.
Native OF this County Died at His
Home in Rock Hill and Buried There

Friends and acquaintances of Rev.
Il. B. Craig, who was reared in the
Tylersville section of this county, read
with sorrow the account of his death
which occurred at his home in Rock
Hill Monday evening. The following
account of his death and funeral ap-
peared in the Rock Hill Record We'd
nesday:
The death OF Rev. r. b. Craig at his
home Monday evening on College ave-
nue. removes a well-known figure in
the life Of Rock Hill and caused gem
uine regret among a large circle Of
friends. He had. been in very wretch
ed health for three years past Re-
siding here for eleven years. he was
pastor Of several Presbyterian coun-
try churches, serving them with great
fidelity. lie was born June 26, 1856,
In Laurens county. His wife was
Miss Margaret Anderson Of Greenville
county, by whom he is survived, with
these children: Mrs, Orin Hull, OF
Lexington. N. c., and Misses Mary and
Margaret Craig, of Rock Hill, and the
following brothers and sisters: j. S.
Craig, Of Laurens, N. A. Craig Of
Greenwood. James Craig and Misses
Lizzie and Belle Craig, of Ora, s. C.
Tho funeral was held Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home, with interment
In Lanrclwood. The pallbearers were
j. c. Cork, L. d. Pitts, E. l.. Barnes,
II. NJ. Dunlap, a. D. Gilchrist and Prof.
~. w. Thompson. The services were
conducted by Rcvs. Alexander Martin,
F. w. Gregg and Paul Moore.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-09-12
Big Real Estate Deal.

The j. G. Burdette farm, located
about 3 1-2 miles west of the city ad-
joining the A. j. Davis place, was sold
by the Southeastern Life Insurance
Company, through B. M. Wolff, last
week to six owners Of property ad,
Joining it, as follows: r. G. Smith, J
w. knight, j. p. Traynham and G. d
Wilson and sons. This is a valuable
piece of property and it is understood
to have brought fair price.