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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
FRENCH WRITER MARVELS
AT U. S. AVIATION CAMP

Paris. France. Dec. c0-Ths wonders
Of a vast American training camp for
avlators in central France are de-
scribed enthusiastically in the Petit
Parisien by Paul Ginisty. who has
just visited the camp. With the excep-
ton Of a few huts, he writes, all ma
terial was brought from America The
work was begun in September under
the direction OF 25O experts From this
camp fun trained pilots viii be sent
to the front French aviators are there
TO give the benefit Of their exper-
iences-
The arrangements which have been
made for the comfort and entertain
meur Of the American soldiers iu all
camps are praised by Ginisty, who al
so was greatly impressed by the
camps highly developed Administered
i've organization.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
State Licenses the Sale of
Booze; Why Fine Man for
Drinking? Mcbride Asks.

suppose am q working man.
a accustomed to drinking a little on
every pay day. Suppose some pay
day I get a little too much. I am
arrested, locked UP. away from my
family over night. Next day I am
fined ten dollars or ten days I have
spent all my money and haven't the
ten dollars. am ashamed to notify
my family and I spend the ten days
in Jail. Then the chances are that I
am so ashamed that go and get
drunk again or I may leave the town,
or my family may be so mortified and
disappointed that our future happI-
ness is wrecked"
RoUy Mcbride was talking. He Is
the public defender Of Pittsburg,
holding one Of the most unique posi-
lions of any man in America. He is
devoting his life 10 defending people
who get into trouble. Everywhere
tSere are public prosecutors. Mr..
Mcbride believes that If the state
prosecutes people, it should also de-
fend them. Many cities and states
have adopted this method. He was
the original public defender how
ever.
Continuing. he said.
IF the saloon is licensed TO sen
booze. then why fine the man for
drinking it? Ny idea is TO take the
man who gets drunk, give him a bed.
sober him up. talk to him and send
him home. You give him another
chance to do right and you help his
family. II is a crime to fine a man
for getting drunk on whisky the
state permits 10 be sold"
To Speak Tonight.
Mr. Mcbride is in FL Paso as the
guest of FL Faso Rotary. He viii be
heard tonight in Temple Mt Sinai
His lecture is free 10 the public,
through the courtesy Of Rotary and
the congregation OF Temple Mt Sinai.
He is lecturing on the Redpath circuit
and talked at Phoenix Tuesday night,
where people paid a dollar to hear
him Rotary is paying all expenses
of Mr. Mcbride to come here, and an
effort is being made TO have the
temple filled this evening The con-
Eregation Of the temple, through
rabbi Martin Zislonka and president
s.. A. Kline, thinks so much of his lee
ture that the handsome big audi
forum was donated for the speaker.
Mr. Mcbride viii begin talking at s
o'clock. The doors Of the temple viii
be open an hour earlier
During the day, Mr.. Mcbride was
called upon by chief Of police Chas.
Pollock. county attorney ". h. Fryer,
Robert krakauer, president OF Rotary;
rabbi Zielonka: J. W. Kirkpatrick.
president of the Kiwanis club; judge
adrian Pool and others. who had in
terestiug visits with him. At noon
1Ir. Mcbride was a guest Of Rotary at
luncheon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
RANGE PESTS ARE ALLIES OF
KAISER, NEW MEXICO ASSERTS

Santa Fe. y. H. Dec. e0.-How TO
stop losses Of grass. beef and wool by
a statewide drive against prairie dogs.
jack rabbits and predatory animals
was the subject Of discussion at a
conference held here yesterday un-
der the auspices Of the state council
Of defence. Gov. Lindsey presided at
The meeting. which was attended by
representatives Of state and govern
ment departments and organizations
interested in livestock and game pro
lection.
DIT. Austen ID. Grille. president of the
State college. who has just returned
from a trip 90 Washington in the in
terests Of the movement, announced
that secretary Of agriculture Houston
was ready TO allot @ special fund Of
SOS, 900 TO conduct the work whenever
the state would put up an equal
amount This fund. says DR.. Grille,
was promised as a result Of demon
strating to the secretary that New
Mexico stockmeu sustained an annual
loss Of 5000 600 pounds of meat from
wolves. coyotes lions and bobcats.
If these pests and also the range
destroying rodents could be controlled,
it is estimated that the livestock saved
from destruction by the prairie dogs.
could be pastured on the range saved
from destruction by the priirie dogs.
and made to produce an addition Of
100000 900 pounds 10 New MeXicO's an
nual output OF meat Meat, wool and
beans are New MeXico's contribution
20 the war larder." said DIT. Grille, who
characterized all range pests as "the
kaIser's allies.
To Triple Value OF Work.
j.. S. Lyon, Of the L. S. biological
survey. who has in charge the work
Of destroying range pests. told how
with only $50. 900 per year 20 work
with, the government men have in the
last three years destroyed 200 wolves
fin New Mexico in addition TO Riding
millions of acres of range Of rodents.
He stated that the addition Of $4,000
to this fund would triple fits effect
fveness. and make possible much bet
ter control Of coyotes. cats and lions
as well. "The bounty system, said
he. has proven ineffective, especially
I'm destroying wolves. which become so
shy that It does not pay the indepen-
dent trapper TO clean them out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
ADOLFO BLEY IS DEPORTED
TO MEXICO AS ALIEN ENEMY

Tucson, Ariz.. Dee. 2O.-Adolfo BIer.
former president OF the Banco de
Sonora. now a resident OF san Fran
cisco. was deported to Mexico yester-
day by United States authorities at
NogaIes on the ground that he is an
alien enemy
Bley had been in Hermosillo on q
business trip and crossed the line at
Nogales. en- route TO san Francisco.
he is q Mexican citizen by adoption.
but Of German birth He transacre
business in sonora for so years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
IS
FOUND LOOTED
Treasures Of Holy Sepul-
chre Church Have Been
Sent to Berlin.

Washington, y. c.. Dec. 20.-Gen-
Auenby's forces. which have occupied
Jerusalem. have found the city was
looted before its surrender by the
Turks and Germans. Christian priests
were brutally mistreated. The Church
Of the Holy SepuIchre was robbed and
its treasures. valued at millions, were
sent TO Berlin. Chief among these
treasures was the celebrated osten-
sorv Of brilliants. The news is con-
tanned in an official dispatch from
France.
Priest Dies Of BrutaIities.
AIonsignor Camassei. the patriarch
Of Jerusalem. is said 70 have been de-
posed from his office and father Pic
cardo, an Italian priest, to have died
from the effects Of Turkish brutaH-
ties.
The Church Of the Holy Sepulchre
had remained unmolested heretofore
during all the centuries OF MosIem
occupation Of Jerusalem.
The same dispatch told OF indigna-
tion among the MOhammedans Of
Asia Minor over the action Of Ger
man general IN EsLdV-A1AlAA eAclAA
headquarters in the great mosque Of
the city Of Aleppo, near the Syrian
border.
The Church OF the Holy Sepulchre
was c0nsecrated in the year 336 on the
traditional spot where Christ arose
from the dead In the year 614 the
buildings comprising the church were
destroyed by the Perslaus. the orig
inal building was i'm the form Of
rotunda, the shape Of which survives
in the existing complex structure.
which assumed various forms fin the
course Of rebuilding during the mid
ole ages. The edifice was badly dam
aged by fire in 1S0S.
The Greeks contrived TO secure to
themselves the principal right to the
buildings. and with the Armenians
contributed most Of the money for the
erection Of the new church. The di-
lapidated dome, beneath which the
sepulchre is situated. was restored by
architects Of various natiOnalties in
1868 as the result Of an agreement
made with Turkey by France and
Russia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
SAYS MEX. MINERAL LAW
is NOT REAL EMBARGO

Mexico City Mex. Dec. 20-RaraeI
Nieto, under secretary for finance.
told the Associated Press yesterday
that there were no restrictions against
the export OF minerals from Mexico
but that il was impossible for Mexico
TO permit the expectation Of her re-
sources without any return
The under secretary referred 20 the
recent decree declaring that % per-
cent OF the silver and gold exported
from Mexico must be REINFORCED In
gold bars or gold coin, but said this
would not be insisted on IL Mexico
could get gold from the United States
without restriction. He added that
there was no restriction on the export
or other metals. especially copuer.
which he said could be exported in
any quantity under the Daymenl OF q
i've percent eNpOrt tx
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

ACCEPT RESERVATIONS OF
3 WATER USERS OFFICIALS

Phoenix. Ariz. Dec 20.-A definite
parting of the ways from the recla-
nation service has taken place within
the Water Users association. which
has accepted the designations Of judge
J. H. Kibbey. for years its counsel;
Of irrigation superintendent Frank
AspIind and OF governor l. IT, North.
These designations followed the ac-
ton OF the governor I'm refusing to
appoint a project manager acceptable
to the reclamation service. which to
degree was held to have right Of a
voice in the local irrigation problems
tin the farmers had paid off the So
100000 mortgage held by the govern
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
COMPANY ASKS
PERMIT TO LIMIT TALKS

Phoenix. Ariz., Dec 20.-The cor
poration commission on January is
10 hear application by the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany for sweeping changes, designed
to give the corporation almost un-
limited authority TO fix and change
rates for service. to limit conservation
to five minutes. TO limit service to
the families or employees Of sub
scribers. TO permit the company to
charge an installation fee for recon
nectiOn Of service after discoutin-
uance for nonpayment Of rates. and
TO allow collection Of a guarantee
fund from subscribers OF unknown
financial responsibility.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
Hero Of Liege Sent
By Germany To St0iss
Border; Is Rearested

Geneva, Switzerland, Dec. 20.-Gen.
Leman. known as the hero Of Liege
for his defence Of that city in the first
month Of the war. was expected to
arrive in Switzerland yesterday, the
German government finally having
agreed TO his internment in this cOun-
try. New difficulties arose and the
general was arrested yesterday on the
frontier at Constance.
Gen Leman, although seriously ILL.,
declined last year TO accept a German
offer Of permission 10 come to SwitZ-
erland because il was made on the
ground Of his i'll health and age. He
said he did not wish 10 admit he was
unfit TO fight for his country-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
AUSTRIAN MOB AGAIN
TRIES TO LYNCH NEGRO

Pueblo, Colo, Dec 2O.-Led by the
girl who charges she was assaulted
by negro soldier Monday night, a
mob Of angry Austrians estimated at
%, fully armed. last night made a
second attempt TO obtain the negro.
Lewis smith. who IS charged with
the crime, and lynch him. Only after
permitting members Of the mob TO
pass through the corridors Of the city
jail and ascertain for themselves that
the negro was not there. was the mob
finally dispersed by the police Off
Gals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

London, Eng, Dec 20.-British cas-
galties reported in the week ending
December IS Jotaled 1876 Officers
and men, as follows:
Officers killed or died OF wounds.
331. men. 31S1.
Officers wounded or missing. 1885,
men. 13, f2J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
VILLA THREATENS TO MOVE
on CHIHUAHUA I'D. REPORT

Threats that Chihuahua City viii
be attacked on Dec. %. have been
made by Villa followers over the tele-
graph wires, according to passengers
arriving here Villa predicted recent
iy he would eat Christmas dinner i'm
Chihuahua City and New Years din
1er in JuareZ-
EumOrs Of fighting between parrll
and Jimenez have reached here but
remain unconfirmed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
U. S. SOLDIER ARRESTED AT
BRIDGE; TAKEN TO JUAREZ

IN American cavalryman. sight
seeing, ventured TOO far over the
Santa Fe international bridge Thurs
day morning and was arrested by
Juarez soldiers on EuaTd at the river
and % ken TO municipal headquarters.
according to a report to government
agents The Americans name WAS
not learned at military headquarters
here. Consul r. A. Dow i'm Juarez
was informed of the arrest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
PROBE or SHIPPING BOARD
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW

Washington, D. c.. Dec. 1e.-Iuves-
legation Of the government shipping
board and emergency fleet corpora
tons operations under the resolution
OF senator Harding. which the senate
adopted. the senate commerce COM
mittee decided today. viii begin toe
morrow afternoon with cha rfuan
Hurley as the first witness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
81 Christmas PardOns Are
To Be Granted BIZ Gopernor

Austin. Texas. Dec. 20.-Thirty-five
recommendations for Christmas par
dons have been presented to Gov. W.
=. Hobby by the board Of pardOns and
not less than that number viii be
granted. An effort is being made to
abolish the custom Of issuing pardons
at stated periods. and to act upon the
pardons as they are presented.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
BIG DEMAND FOR ARIZONA
ORANGES AND GRAPE FRUIT

Phoenix Ariz.. Dec. 20.-ENtraor-
binary demand Us reported for the
orange am grape fruit crop OF the
salt River valley The orange yield
is below average and viii furnish
only about so carloads for shipment
The quality is excellent ard the prices
received are unusual. owing TO a Call
fornia shortage. The grape fruit
crop is the heaviest ever known.
uecessitatiuE the finding Of new mar
l-ets There has been little eEpan-
sion of the citrus acreage OF the val
ley within the past ten years and
most OF the bearing groves are old
ones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
WILL RESERVE
PLACES FOR SICKEL DINNER

Business men wishing reservations
for the dinner TO be given in honor Of
Col HOrario O.. Sickel at Hotel Shell
don Friday night at o'clock were
requested Thursday TO call the cham
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
QTIET On FRENcH ERnNr-

Paris, France, Dee. 2o--T0day's Of
Iclal statement says. There was
moderate artillery activity along the
front last night. There were no infan-
try actions"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
ANOTHER TUCSON BOY
DIES At CAMP FL snN

Tucson. Ariz.. Dec 2O-Auother
Tucson lad is dead at Camp Funston.
Of spinal meningitis. Robert Sch
roeder- aged %, a drug store clerk
before the date of his draft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

Der Of commerce secretary, George H
Clements.
The dinner viii be attended by
army officers prominent business
men and friends of Col SickeL who
VIII soon go on a leave Of absence, 1t
is understood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
PORTUGUESE TROOPS REBEL
GERMAN ATTACK IN FRANCE
BRITISH CASUALTIES FOR

the neighborhood Of PasschendaeIe
there IS nothing further TO report"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

-Then IL came to me. what could I
do with him. 7 studied over in my
mind that / could only do 10 him as
he had done TO his boy. so I got a lit
tie wagon from the yard and rolled
il up beside the bed and IL seemed
as though strength came to me and
made me able TO the occasion. I took
the body out where he had cooked
the boy and disposed Of it likewise,
as he had disposed Of the boy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
PORTO RICO EDITOR IS
SENTENCED TO EIGHT YEARS

san Juan. Porto Rico. Dec. 20
Eincente BaIbas. editor OF Ravista de
Las Antillas, who was found guilty
recently by a jury in the United
States district court. on four out Of
five charges in connection with arti-
cles appearing in his newspaper. was
sentenced yesterday to eight years
imprisonment and a fine Of $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

BaIbas attempted to convince JortO
Ricans by a series of articles in his
paper that they had no interest in the
war and that their call TO the cOlOrs
was illegal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

Skates-Wc Have Them
Allen Arms d. cycle Co.
444 n oregon St-Ad~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

never moved after 7 struck him. He
never moved a finger that 1 saw
TonE- RoFv- Ourggde.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
WOMAN RETRACTS HER
CONFESSION OF MURDER

CONTINUED From Page u
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-05-02

Mrs. Jas. a. Fowler, Miss Caroline
Fowler, Mrs. Sue r, Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Toy a. Drummond wish TO thank
each kind friend and neighbor, who so
generously came to our assistance in
our recent great sorrow and bcreavc.
mcnt. Their loving deeds, sympathy,
sweet prayers and loves last offerings
beautiful flowers, letters Of condol-
cncc. will abide with us through the
coming years. This Kindness meant
more TO us than mere words can cx-
press. May our Father richly bless
each individual and the ministers,
who formed part of this sad occa-
sion, and may lead TO say THY will be
done"
April 30, 1917.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-05-02
FEW QUARTS ORDERED.
Judge Of Probate has Had Only Two
Applications for Whiskey Permits.

Up until yesterday Judge of Probate
Thompson had only received two ap-
plcations for whiskcy permits under
the new prohibition law which went
into effect last Wednesday. Newspa-
per reports from other counties indi-
cate that there have been but very
few permits secured ell over the state.
Charleston did not have Il single per-
NIT for four days and Spartanburg had
but one in five days. Tho express
Offices before the law went into effect,
however, made large deliveries of
whiskcys and doubtless when this sup
ply is exhausted there may be some
who will need stimulants for hcalth's
sake.
Judge Thompson has made arrange
mcnts for the white people and ne
groos to secure permits at different
places. He has had a special window
on the north side of his office fixed up
for the use Of the latter.
The Judge states that hc will make
Il charge Of 10 cents for permits where
the affidavit is made out in his office
and % cents where the affidavit is
made elsewhere.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-05-02
!"
CHRISTIAN ENnEAFOR MEETS.
Christian Endca, orers to Meet Here
Sunday May 2Oth.

| On Sunday, May goth there will be
/ held in the First Presbyterian church,
convention OF the Laurcns District
IIhcist.an lindoavorers. This district
embraces the counties OF Laurens,
| INowDerry, Greenwood and Abbcville.
There are moro than dozen societies
within the territory named, and all
arc expected TO be largely represented.
Prof G.. ii. CARTRIDGE, OF Clinton, is
superintendent Of this district and has
| been working for a successful meet
ing, for some weeks. Field Manager,
ident. Bert Corcoran of Charleston,
and other good speakers are expected
TO be here and take part in the con-
ference. The general public is cor
daily invited to attend the sessions
and members Of other young peoples
societies can likely bc profted by at
tendance. The Christian iIndcavor
movement is observation-disclosures in
scope ad OF Scctarian. It's motto For
Christ and the Church" means your
tiuiCn. NildtcNcr your CnOlCc among,
Protestant, Evangelical Churches. The
details of the days program are be-
ing worked out by committee and
will be published later.
Building New Ware House.
J. S. Bennett & Son, Wholesale gro
GERS, are erecting large warehouse
on the. railroad lot next to the freight
station. The building will be of sheet
iron and will be about so Y 40 in area.
This concern has been doing business
in one of the Laurcns Bonded Ware
house Compay's buildings, but has Civ
on up its quarters there to get into
its own building. The company's Of
fcc is temporarily in the old post Of
flee next to j. NJ. Philpots store.
few pairs OF shoes still left at
LOO q pair.
Clardv & Wilson
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
5 *s.


IGSt--t"oca Cola pocEcibook win
four five dollar bills in it. Finder will
be rewarded if returned 10 Police
man Rcams, City Hail. 4l-lt-pd
Lost On public suuarc rina with
diamond ana two pearls on wood set
ting. Finder please return to Miss
Vaughn Millcr al thc trlcphouc OK
change and receive reward, lli
Gin DnyS rr;a,v N,y /, vil, 80
Tho lnst min dov IL yom havo MIA
~ %n M, ,"1i ~. nin oua soi na,' nni"
wo Vii nv S - ytESa '',.n " nnn nn,g
T. d Crlbnr, son ,,,hdom 8 ~ ,,DIi
r;,,o ,,,.,
49," ny '"'''S ior ''''e--.'S''l-
ana olhalo, the earliest; and Hlim-
mHr. thc lar&osi size tomatoes grown;
rlhleNio Pepper PlaNis, 10 cents per
dozen " dozen ior - cents. Large size
CaDtasG rants, 20 cents per hundred.
%@iaYia fIoWer Plants 70 cents dozen,
street laurons, :. G. li-lt-pd
proved cotton seed j. T. \. Ballcw.
Mountyillc, S. c., Rt | il-2u
.ioinsSes and S,rnu-A GOOD lot in
Barrels. len gallon ana liyn gniIom
l,ce5 at prices to more man nlonsn
loss than present wholesale i II
sullivan. I.aurcns, S G, il-li
Vinegar For Sitr-J havc about 40
Gallons of applc VINEGAR for sale 2Oc
nor n,i,o, r y f,,do co
cnn,t '''.' 9 - ~ &'''o' 'oh u'"S :, a.,
..noJ, " I,ro', ~ ,~.too,, ~ 90 ~ nd' ,l-i"
mi Smnhon cray ,'tE ssond cirn,, " Nii MiIin,
vnlvnt n"nn. Enri, hmI,n61. a,,d ,n1 0ranon r,o,'
! ~ snllivan IT," amrnns '"i CIV 81 ~ III, :,
For Snjc 'Twm nhnd cnys ,roeh ~
milk ann,, 81 5YJn morrn,, n~,'' a,ran.. Ind -.
q ~ ~ ~ -,
iimnjono,ts p,,oos. r,an, 90,
ION IInns Mnni swoaonrs p1ow ,1n StocD.
Rack Rands ana othnr "nnio 'ini' miiii
nary, II sni,ivap omrons g r
'i'' ~ ~
Lost SATURDAY kev r;np win civ
or snvon koys IN oSothor cose no
word ;f rotn,.nod 70 T,no IoLn crant
n Paon,cs Drm~ Stnrn u.1tsnd
Fine Sned CornN,Whito and Goldnn
Dent HickorT King snow Flake
White Marhmo prolific Gorrick
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-05-02
Teachers Meeting.

Tie next monthly meeting of the
l.aurcns County Teachers Association
will be held in the graded school
building here on May .. The program
will consist of round table discus
sions on the kind OF cports to have
at the end Of school.
Miss Lucille Cox will discuss "How
No Reports llindcrcd Me-, and Miss
Louise Harris, "1ow Reports Helped
Me-. DR.. ID. w. Daniel has been in
vitcd to lecture.
AS there will be an annual election
Of officers at this meeting full at
tendance is desired. Teachers living
in the county, whose schools are
closed, are also urged to attend.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-05-02

y few pairs OF shoes still left at
$l.00 . pair
Clardy & Wilson
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-05-02

of Willie Lee Henderson, by her
guardian ad litem, G. NJ. Henderson, VS.
the Lydia Cotton Mills. This was a
suit charging i'll treatment and
abusive language used against the
paintilf by the defendants agents.
The court sat on equity cases Mon
day morning and adjourned Monday
afternoon.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-05-02
y pArKINTlc DUTY.

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+h Ci,,n wa ,,,;. u.o s,rioot ~
dicor.einr I,rtil nj. voor ,bo ocito-
~, 10. noon co,riod or ae . mooe,no
&c ort a. so,ro. prt ~, ro,r
~ ooso i. d;ryor,,t Not o,,v do no
s,r,o ,,,ornon,. or n,.t voor. boId
.ooa hrt thoro e. ,rot,or ana orootor
,.ooso, ,or o,r r,isino ON, own food
e,rn,,,io. Tho ,;ro of tho notion is
~ etoko ond ovarv,bi,o that wo can
do o,ght 70 ho do,o to diminisb tho
,,,t;ono, norI
There is no doubt in our mind that
victorv ~, dcfeot if will hc to the
financial advantage Of tho Southern
farmer tho Laurcns county farmer,
+bie voor IN raise sunplics for him
sc,f Cation may 60 TO unhcard of
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on the market. With six cents cotton