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Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

history of the United States west of the Mississippi river.
 This picture will show the young American the most loved character in history in the strenuous events that made up his early life as scout for Uncle Sam when the Indian was ford and master of all the country between California and the Mississippi.
 There will be no advance for the Buff falo Bill picture but it will be shc"n at the regular Hip 1rices.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

Annette Kellerman. One of the big Sest films of the year
 MAJESTIC Sunday and Monday. William Hart in "The Square Deal Man" Tuesday and Wednesday, Seena Owen in "A Woman's Awakening"
 PLAZA-Sunday only, Robert Ede- son in The Light that Failed" and also Shielding Shadow" chapter.
 ARiZONA-"At Cripple Creek Tav- ern." musical comedy opening today
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

lage blacksmith, the soak" of the camp. Much credit is given Mir. von Blk for his skill in the art of make
 up. Miss Rose, who is as dainty and bewitching as ever in the role of Nell, will handle her part to perfection and will be seen in an entirely different character. Art lIIine. cast as Jack. the
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

pride of the "cowpunchers," who is love with Nell, but takes an awful chance in gaining his point, which he does in a most clever manner. Miss Babe Clark will be seen as the Salvation Army girl and also has song number that pertains to the same effect.
 The musical numbers are well se-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25
CARRANZA VA 4 MASDAR UNA
COMISION 4 ESTE PALS
(Yiere dc la la.)

sion del embargo que ha sido deere
ta4o por Ell gcbierno carrancista So
bre la plata y el orc en- barfas.
Va Sc habia lIegado a IN acuerdo
sobre este particular, segun fue
anunciado de manera Official en- dias
pasados, pero, segun Sc anuncio, sur
gieron algunas dificultades posterlo-
res cue son las que tendra el encar-
20 de s~olucionar Ia comisi0n que ha
sido nombrada.
Los nombres de las personals que
la integran no Sc han dado a conocer
todnvia, pero Sc supone que sean per
sonas en- las que e. gobierno tengo
completa confianza y de cuyas apti-
tudes Sc encuentre muy SECURE, pues
parece que el arreglo a que habla
Ilagado Bonillas, el E~mbajador ca
rrancista en- esta Capital, no fue ra-
tificado por Carranza quien encontro
iraceptables algunas de las clausu-
las de dicho arreglo, muy especial
m.ente la que Sc referia a que era
condicion indispensable para que ci
gobierno americana permiticra las
exportaciones del maiz y del orc que
e. cobicrno mexjcano diera las debi-
das seguridades acerca de que esos
articulos no serian reeNportados para
ningun pals. Asi pues. la falta dc
habilidad de Bonilla para tratar este
asunto de manera satisfactoria para
Carranza es Ia que ma dado margen Il
que Sc haya nombrado Ia comlsion
que Sc espera de vi momento a otro.
Sc cree que scra f&cil llegar L I'm
arreglo pues ademas de que el go
bierno americana esta intercsado en-
que Sc derogue ell embargo decretado
Dor Carranza. Sc dice cue est!l ami
mado de los mcjoreS descos para
ayudar al ex-Primer Jefe a que COLI
jure ell hambrc que sc ciernc Sobre
Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25
Is grave Ia ~situaci6n
en- t0l0 eI RENO de
Victor Manuel


"'"N' 'ohN' o''""'S
,>''"''- '~'~!'ch'S SC nan 'ecio'"o
'H "S'" pd'rto' P~rocedenSeS nc Tia
ia. tn Jos que - ia mas HetaI'eS dc
l." @r;''" S~iioHc'on economical porGuc
wa '''S' "''''''"s ~ -,
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para
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25
UN NUEVO INTENTO DE Los
(Viene de la "a. Pag.l

Una COMMUNICATION seml-of:clai pu-
blicada en- los periodicos dc eSta ca
oital hoy, refcrente al desembarco
lie tropaS alcmanaS ~efectuado aver
IN las cercanias de Werder, cXpresa
que tai maniobra Sc considera So
lamentc como una demonstration mi
l;tar para protcgcr III desembarco
en- mayor cscala. en- la costa del Col
% dc Riga, probablemente entire
Pernau : Halnasch.
Tambien Sc eXpreSa que Ia rctira
ia a'cmana en- Ia Inca Skul!-Lcm-
berg. cs una maniobra premedltada
con 81 proposito dc llevar a las tro-
pas rusas mas cerca de Riga, d fin
lie atacarlas lucGo por la ret3guar-
dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25
Ninas! Usen Eimones!
Haga una bIanqueante
yemb IIecsdosa crema

1-
T' jug "' ~,
i. ~or,hsrd ,~.,,r,," nrodlcc
~ ,;.,. =. cram, fn Iin,1n
h.. .an..;i, 49,, GRO
~ "''J'' +. vic; =. ana
- 8, ,,,o.,. moro mas o mcnos igual
=. ~ ,or,o rca,,eno de cold crcam CT
r 1.h,r,, ,o,,r on
u'''''a' O"''',,o -man;odo 81 in
P"s'' =" - n,. syie
20 ""'|s ",'', ~ Sa,.rr. rr,,in do To-
I"''a uo.r. Of, ,ron.ra-
va s'' =, ru, i,i,r,da n ere
= l.r,r5 ror ,,roos gcscs. To-
~, ,,,;,ro, .,bs- ono 81 ;urp del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25
Ir
RENUENAN Ia LUCIA.
Uicnc de la la

Sc vicron obliEados I abandonsr Sus
p]oyiciones. todas las lineas ,lue fuc-
ron deiando en- podcr de los france
ses quedaron en- condici9pet tales
que las haccn insoStenibleS. Tamblen
dicen que los canones que 10 pudle-
ron lelvarSc consigo en- Su rctlraGa
fueron voladoS para que 70 puc'cran
ser aprovcchados por 81 cnemigo.
Respecto de las operac!oncs !leva-
das a cabo en- Russia. dice cI comum.-
cado Il las tropas alemanas aban-
donaron SIS ~posiciones en- Ia region
lie Dyina ' 50 diriyicron hacia Ia COS
Ia de Riga sin que lutheran sido mo-
ies,ados para NADIA por c! enemigo.
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que Sc Ic deSigpara para =" pueSto
y 81 kaiscr - fiji" Gu 81 p"r Ia
suggestion lie Valentino y 3 fin de
soIucionar cuanto antes Ia crisis Mi
uistcrial que p~rovoro la calda dc
Bethmann-EIoIlwcg-
Won Buclow vuclvc = ser "tra 'cz
cl ~pcrsonajc ell que cstan dloS los
oios de los micmbroS del part:dc con-
servador. para que 81 j." "icF" al
primer pvcSto ofic;aI, pcTo los socIa-
listaS han ~"xpresado tcrmlrantemcn-
te que ST cl Kaiser pld" Ia "pIpi"a
del RcichsJag para hac,r Ia tcslgra-
zion del nucro CanrlIlcr. "'an'feata-
ran sin amhajo Su npo>lri"n al mouf-
Lrami4nly Is L!:Lr Fmnclgs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25
KERENShY Sc M.UESTRA DESES.
pERADO.......
(Vienc dc la "a. Pagl.

niza1o : sc autoriZars los castiCos
Severos para todos aquuIIoS que in.
tentaran a~itcrar la discipline.
kercnsky no hizo mcncion para ia
ia de la propucStd evacuation dc PC.
trogradg.
ii I'ariam"rto ScIccrIon6 un Con.
seJo lc Drfeiisa conIpucsio Dc trciG-
Ia : ocho micmbroS, en- los que 50
haIIaban Representatives. todVs los pa
tidrs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25

JUVEN MEXICANu hon!aiO Y trabajador
sin vlrtns dc ningUna ">urr!c- ron oficic
cue produce vGnan"IaS -ErIrl"nie@ para
,,pri-r SosIrncr hu@ar modesto. dt>@d teAtI
rOrrr.uOnd"nrla con SeiGrt'a meXicana
hacenduSa Y hOnrlda. de INA cdad de I:
a u ano>. objc;u matrlmnn;D. Para ne
jorcs lnfornIrs d%lrilir-r / lose J. Hodri
gicZ, Oceanic Mine, Cambria, tai. lIG2t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25
Ell CANCILLER DE ALEMANiA.
CViene de la "a. Pag).

i Berlin. con q prop0sito de estudIar
Ia crisis politica y tratar de soluclo-
rarga dc la mcjor manera, principal
mcnte pcr 10 que rcSpccta d ! "a Can
c~il!eria del lmpcrio. que ha q~ucdado
arcfaIa. Rodolfo Won Valentino, Je-
f. del eabinetc civil del E~mperador,
do un informe al Emperador anoche
mismo. en- cl trcn que este regresaba
a la capital, Sobre los divcr$oS as
pectos Y condolences de la ~sltuacion
p~olitica interior. que sc deSarrollaron
durante cl tempo que dur6 el viaje
del Empcrador a los Balkanes y Cons
tantinopla.
Valentino es conocido on .Alcmania,
como el "hombre DE la cuerda," debl-
do a la natte que este funcIonarlo
iucca eli las caidaS de los altos fun
~rjorarioS ~ciyileS del Imperio Y dc
Prusia. Hace las vcces de oJios y OIL
dos del Emperador. Fues c. q QUEEN
le comunics Ell Sentir DC 10 opinion
pubiica $ politics.
\ 81 50 atrihuye IA selerclpn del
doctor Michaelis para 81 carg" de
Canciller Y 10 decision de que SC HI
ciera a un lado Ia candidatura del
Principe yoa Buelow. Gu vista DC la
oposiciou que los socisliStas moStra-
ban al nomhramiento de este para CSC
pucsto. 4 este rcspecto SC aseSura
uue Ia pe~rsoualidad de Michaclis no
habia sido considerable para cl car
20 de rcfereucia. tres horaS antics dc
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RECORTE

rs,ct = cuarGe esta direction. para cue
80 IN mileslrc Z sls amigos que sufrcn
dc rall0s, mez1u!aos. zizottS J sranoS
de Ia picI. Con a5r., en- iinbres postales
luc me remita, lc mand" 4 TInl'@ If" CO.
r?no. franco de porte. una cajl!d IT, 70
NADIA Gonzalez. La mCIor del mUEd0 pa
a cStas r~ufermriaGas. neTiiHlvG eel d.
zero q Ia persona que 81 care = no sane.
ESriRinlON GONZALEZ
u a pn. u. !4RrBu TWAS
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DEoE" HARFE Fl raraI"rn dn ~ >rJ. Ir-
loTrs NalafeL. natural de- san Juan &c
All'ld". I"Hlulla. Nc!lc". - persona que
pIupurrinur infrrinc> rl"rtn~ JrerrF Dc ~
paraicrn r"rIblrJ S2.up de qualification.
ti5r" Tres amos - itI". para MEXICO y afurI
- M" L1u iii" 70 rnr"niTlId IN IIUtnA
GcNa-. y pldy lnfUrlnCs "Aa"l">. ptrIiIrl~,
ford. IcTa>. ,:r3D,
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DESFb SABEE RI parJ,icrn 81 nj rumpI
ire Pebr" NuIt"L y fr II ">pUsa f'l">rOra
\. ~" NurnI. al COMO dc III hJO Jose
hllnG. la ullIma> nptlcIa< las rcr!bi ron
fccha f. Il" Iuui" Il" Ia E>;drlun de 10
rrIni"rn>. I"Id-. 'ratifIrarr ron EiuU a
II persona rUr iIrIia infurn"> cleric.
flr<n NrdalIin. t,"uIIaHd. Twas. itD3n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25

pESf5U SiREii 81 laradcro d. mi hijo Jo.3
Gloria. dc ~ amos. g. cd1d, cstatura -cru-
lar. color Dianrn, UiUS UegI0s. cara rcdun-
ia. lIa"c tres aroS qr" no Sc de e.. Es-
lilVo Ell Cildaf ITdrez. dc donde fuc a
una o!!r!na dc clSGEchc, no Slbiendpse
deSd" "nt"nccS NADIA DC el. Dare UNI
EraiIriracidn de CINCUENTA DOLARES. Il
Ia persona que uc rrOporrione inrOrlncs
r:erl1S. DlriIiTSc d GrcgUriv Gloria. Box
- Tempe. Arizona. niiGl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25
PESOUISAS

IuLEN HuNRtuu : tTIbaIahur. dr - diIps
DE- "Idi, m"Nlr3no ben ciUcIp0. nrS"a
irllrr rUrrr<pDndrfirlH ruI >rIIUrd . S"uO-
rita. Dc Is 4 - ai0~ q" "idi, no Impur-
fl q.r sea- pubrr irru deb" ser de- buena,
r3>tuulbrr>. Para mGynrr> InfUrn"s. dirt
J:">c i T.. II. hr"-ia. Gen. Del, CairEIcr.
al. Lln2S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25

SR. MANUEL MOTHS Lara. >iryas. pa.ar
al ia Gr Ia rHli' last Quincy - Liable Rt
~t"lrrnnu Trails %g. rr"euntanGI l,ur Ia
Ih"l Morales. t!TrfuC. tfuHtF
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25

tcutor r. cNprcSa las gracl"S en- Su
ncmbre prppio y eli 81 q" Ia Nacl"n'
por los rxitos alcauzadoa pVr las tr9~
pa alemauaS que c~spturaron las Is
las je CrscI. de Ia Luna ' Daguc' cl
,".vsra.l"u l"n L Marin2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25

HrNICNNOS- Icrc De was !lnTa RgHE
,,.,.>. Curn,a ron bgyHCs mly"rGoM0r V
TrurOrclnan passes bt!rnoS solo ,ODr" dlEha
Inca. s..0l diariuS pCr 10 hOr1S dc iTa1a-
10. - ahmii,n hombrcS con farnilIa. l3ia
T~ncfu:rS lnfnrm"> d~Irtjan>c 4 lgt1cIO Na::c.
T. a.. BOT \. Bureau, Ill. tlW:IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25

- yGNnE B.ARNIn. auto : pasai"rDS N
urr-rnrlra> rUndIriunr-. In ab0nU>. z per
-oul lie rcsrunsaDII!dad. luGy.!uan II" SIR
I Iprr<. lilD'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25

NECFSITO ScIs zapatcros, paro SO 4 $s?.59
ScmanGrlOs. Boston Shoe Repairing 60.
ITO West houston. -tU3i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25

uESEn SABLE cI paFddcro &c hi bcrmar9
lSnGCln E>robar. ~" 20 rn"nnfFaba ha"g
I amos CT LubdCr. Cal. F~aclilro. de- dou-
dc iulc i3s pliIlna, EotiEiaJ. Grstincsr6
lihcralInenfc al iniUTnIantc. Disijir fntor.
rG, .iriICal. Ig.5,
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E>iamu> pagando el melor precio For L
Visferos I'd. o mandenos muesIras
] ". amt q NaTroQuln, 4e6 DolOToss st
IAN Antonio, Texas.
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II NECE-ITA cohrador que lls!ir rsp5-
= IneieS y Que pTcscniC buenaS rc!c-
rrnrla- para dgs'Inpe!tar iICho "inp!c9.
. L.acaud AMI son, 10 ASenlda l..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25

ENpERTu CHNFrEuR mryicanO, JU'naS
ru>tEwhrC>, solirita cmplcU c0n fllnIiiI
particular. III rrfcr"Ilcla~, BIRTHS" a r..
g.. Co.. IL pllEN>A, >aD hfivnlU. IcNas.
iiu.gI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-25

81 N~LCE>ITAN >"h0rIlas que -cpan cUscr.
BuC!i -alarrt ~"nlan8ru- nirijirSc 4 Arny
and CIVILIAN Taylor iUS Grcnst street Il"
: 4 : d.. Ia MARIANA. 'icEI.
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AVI2OS DE OCCASION
.OIVERSOS--

SE RENTA cUartO blCn amuebladO casa
particular. i scfOra 0 sehorlta SOFA CON
rrrr-.rri3. prurrln 81? Beivin -.
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- NECl>lTN jnvrn Il aiIuS q mis-, Dies
prjadn y "nrrgIrn. para harer lrlbalp dc
uflrlnI y rulcCtar. EEccl"nic ~opuIlun!dld
para Lrn Gu. dr>"a cA>ciIarss. 40 sc ha-
r- rIcr..-arla rNI-UlrurII. IniyInI3u Cuarl1
NJ. 3i1. ~wcarlng"n Lldg. !iV.".
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II NECESITi express para que llcre sCs
,ieIacdS 4 Ia eSiacIGn o Gamble Sus niue
DtaS hahlrir 4 Ro>aies. TelcIUno Crockett
l.-I y Travis ii26.
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tR0-ror tratamienlo osteopatico. Miles
~ rnIprmnS han SanadO con mi SlStema.
s i,lteIne y Sc c~onvcrCera. A. RlOjAS AZ
iitEZ. 6i6. So, FRO ST. san ANTONIO.
Texas. -lU2o
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!. ~2rost-:pto de Z montana
In piano amecralladora
L2-ZadoS al abiSmo
t.a5c ~yerrorifico
uanie. e. $50 y e Oso Juan.
= cac.iue negro
L.nghaaiento fracasado.
La esCa-ua parlante
los beduinoS rojos
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-17
THE ANNUAL y. NJ. C. A. CAM
PAIGN,
Viii BcSin OH Monday Of Next Week
Address by DR.. ID. w. Danicl on
Sunday.

AT the regular monthly meetinc OF
the \. M. c. A. board last night
plans were submitted for the annual
membership campaign which is to be-
gin on Monday, March 10th, and con-
tinue throughout the week. The
plans which will be announced later.
embrace a thorough canvas of the CITY
SO that every man and boy will be
given an opportunity of uniting with
the organization.
Efforts will be put forth to secure
at least 800 senior mcmbersh .ps and
u larger number of junior member
ships than in any previous campaign.
Coming as :. preliminary TO the
campaign will be an address by Or.
ID. w. Daniels of Clemson Collcrc.
This will DE on Sunday afternoon.
March 18th, at the opera house. Tnc
reputation of Dr. Daniels as a speak
er is well known 10 every man in
Sumter, for he has been here on sev-
eral occasions and each time he has
delighted the large audiences which
have heard him. He is one Of tn,
best orators in the State and the
opera house was secured for the oC-
cAsion, as those in charge did not
deem the Rex theatre, where these
sunday afternoon lectures have been
deilNered previously, sufficiently large
TO accommodate the audience which
would come out TO hear him. pr.
Daniels lecture Tho Measure Of a
Man is regarded as the big feature
of the Sunday afternoon lecture Sc
ries of the season and every man in
Sumter is wanted in the opera house
to hear it.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-17

Miss III. Il. ROtholz. who has been
for several months i'm charge Of the
Sumter Corset Shop. leaves this eve
r. z for Chicago, which will he her
Headquarters in travelling western
territory in the interests of the Cos
sard Corset. Miss Rotholz has many
friends here who regret her depar-
ture, but whose wish for her success
attends her in her new field of work.
Miss Pearl Harmon has taken charge
Of the Sumter Corset shop in Miss
Rotholzs absence.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-17
n. G. WHEELER DIES SUDDENLY.

Richard Gamble Wheeler, for the
past eight months an employe of the
gea board Air Line Railroad company.
died very suddenly this morning at
the Seaboard depot. where he was at
tending to his work as usual. Mr..
wheeler was missed by Mr.. J. T. Chi
m. the agent, who instituted a search
for him. and found his dead body In
The toilet. The coroner and a physi-
clan were summoned and an exami-
iiatioa made Of the body. the doctor
pronouncing death due to natural
causes.
Mr.. Wheeler had been feeling un-
well for the past few days, but was at
hts work as usual up to the sime of
his death. He was In the employ of
the a. c. L. Railroad company for
several years here. leaving last Sep
tembcr to go with the Seaboard.
The deceased Is survived by his
wife Ave sons and one daughter
Messrs. r. T.. and r. b. Wheeler OF
Bamocrs are the oldest Of the chill
dren. the others being small boys.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-17
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.
Shady Side Organization Ready to I,c.
gin Work ON Pleasure Resort.

AT meeting of the members Of
the Shady Side Club yesterday even
ing the following officers wore elected:
President. A. c. Phelps; vice presi-
dent, H. c. Haynsworth: secretary
and treasurer, j. G. r. Wilder; man.
aging board, Geo. D. Levy, Young
Shackleford, Abe Ryttenberg, Geo. w.
Hutcheson; membership committee,
Neill O'Donnell, B. Walsh, Geo. w.
Dick and w. j. Crowson, Jr.
A charter will be secured at once
and work will be authorized towards
building tennis courts, laying off golf
links, perfecting the artificial lake and
making such changes in the resider &C
as will make it more convenient and
suitable for club house. There are
one hundred and eighteen members
OF the club now and it was decided
to suspend the payment Of the ten
dollar membership fee for thirty days.
SO as to give that much longer for
those who still are undecided as 10
Joining the club. At the expiration
or the thirty days, the regular initia
ton fee and the membership fee will
be charged.
The meeting yesterday was
most enthusiastic one and indications
point to q most auSDicio,IS stor+ fo,.
the Shady Side Club.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-17
DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP
Columbia, s. c., Farmer Wins Case
in long Contest. II. Baldwin, Sr.,
of Springdalc Farm, Relates Lucky
Termination of Case.

"Trc won after g forty year fight,
and as it now stands, am mighty well
satisfied with results. Take it from
me. 1t is easier to fight q champion
heavy weight than q bad case of kid
ney and bladder trouble.
"A farmer. especially, needs tNcry
ounce of his strength. and if his Eld
neys 30 back on him. he is down 2nl
out, and he is suffering too mu,h 10
be interested in anything. Attcr
using great many different mcdi-
chimes. all advertised to be "wondcrs,"
| grew steadily worse. But We al love
life, anG | was induced to get Sui
ferro-Sol After using one hottie, |
was relieved. Now. OF course, went
to recommend Sulf,iTo-Sol. rs q
big tribute to nature. for it's natures
own remedy, containing no drugs nor
alcohol, and You don't run any risk
of getting "pizened.' 1t did me good
and will do you good. Try it,"
Sulferro-Sol is SOLD and recommend
ed by every druggist In Sumter and
vicinity. lay Drug Co. State Dis.
itributors.--Advt.
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NEGROES HAVE MARROW ES-
CAPE.
several Bruised When Automobile
Runs into Train.

"hat came very near death to sew
eral negroes occurred Monday night
at the Sumter street crossing. when
Ford automobile driven nv Marion
iuhter ran against q freight train
and the occupants of the car were
thrown out and the car carried for
some distance by the train before il
was thrown off to one side, practical
iy demolished. The negroes we're con.
siderably bruised. but were glad to
get Oft alive, although it was a yecv
narrow escape for them. Marion
Hunter. who was driving the car.
winch was owned by Ed Davis .o]-
ored, probably sustained the most in
juries. but his hurts were not So
rious.
hunter states that he stopped when
he saw the train approaching and
waited until the engine and box cars
passed. There was another Auto-
mobile standing across the track also
waiting to pass, and this so blinded
Hunter that he thought that the on
tire train had passed and he started
his car to cross the track. However,
there We're a number of flat cars ot-
tached to the tram and, blinded bv
the light from the lamps of the other
car, he ran into the fiat cars, the COL
losion resulting.
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Honor Roll of Baker School.

First grade-Felicia Erwin, Harry
Hudson Chandler Evans, Ritus Hud-
son.
Advanced First-Clifton Hudson
Bessie Hudson, Inez Higgins, Ruthar
Higgins.
Third grade-Sammy Evans, Irene
White, Cecil Mcleod, Annie Dennis.
Fifth grade-Agnes White.
Seventh gradc-Leon Dohrman
Thos. Odom.
Eighth grade--Bryan Odom.
Ninth grade-None.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-17

Boston, March 15.-Agents of thf.
Warren \line announced this morning
that they had received indirect infor-
nation that the British steamer Saga
more, sailing from Boston Febru-
ary Els: for Liverpool had been sub
marined. Capt. p. Cummins AMI a
crew Of fifty were aboard but no
Americans were in the crew. The
Sycamore carried a cargo of muni-
tions valued at million and a-half.
The steamer was armed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-17

Mrs. +. r. Biumberg OF Milwaukee,
slater Of Mr.. Abe Ryttenberg. Is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Abe Ryttenberg.
Mrs. r. II. Shipley. of Boston, Is
the attractive sues OF Mrs. II. M.
stuckey on Hampton Avenue. Mrs.
shipley ID n graduate of the Leland
Towers School OF Expression and is a
reader Of considerable note.
Mr.. r.. M. Aman Of Heriot was a
visitor to Sumter today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Jackson have re.
turned to their home at Eiloree, after
. pleasant visit to their daughter,
Ars G. w. McGrew.
Dr. ana Mrs. Archie China and lit
" Louise returned this morning from
Florida. whore they have been visit
pg Or. China's relatives.
Miss Minnie Jones. of the Bethel,
netshborhood. Privateer. a graduate
n domestic science from Winthrop
celsgs' has accepted the position as
Substitute for Miss Katie Pitts, and
- In charge Of the home demon
esration and canning club work at
oswego. Daizell. wedgefleld, Trinity
and Bakec schools. -
MrE II. Pearlstine. of Charleston.
- visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. A. Strauss on North Main st.
Mr.. w. A. McIlwaine came home
saturday from the University OF South
cSrulma and was taken to the 1uo-
mey Hospital. where he was operated
ON for appendicitis. Mr.. McIlwaine,
whils still nc the hospital, ia getting
on very nicely to the qualification of
his friends.
Mis- Peria Strauss of Clio. 8. c.,
q tho guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Strauss. - So --..-'.'
Ma. Pau Dixon Aman. of coium-
nia. - visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mn. W. ,. crowson. on Calhoun st.
hrs. Aman is recuperatins from an
operation at the Columbia Hospital
And wfil remain In Sumter for sever
~ weeks.
ny D. w. Alderman. Of Alcolu.
and daughter. Mrs. Rice. Of Bolton.
were IN the city today.
Mra. Marion Scott, OF Bishopville.
y WAITING Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Scott
on Church street. while supt. w. M. |
Scott b attending the teachers meet
Inc In Columbia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-17

DR.. ID. w. Daniels. who will deliver
the lecture Sunday afternoon at tho
opera house, Is regarded as one Of the
most brilliant and eloquent orators
in the state. DR.. Daniels has made Il
reputation for himself as a lyceum
lecturer and 1t Is one of his best lee
tires which he will deliver: 1.-THE
Measure of a Man." Every h.l in
Sumter is cordially invited to he pres
ent.