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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
eiihc @intradlt.

Ncrrldt untcr ocn NllurtelL plc W.
neral 8. g. Nlnurice iogt. Gic
fiir5lid itottgchmoeuen Gouie-
reu5eu IN Hom unS 9onOon le
gen 5ieroon Gin 3engujB ab,
Grit quito SIrbeit oerridten, Damn
Don 6rieoen rcOeu.
Sonoon 1S. San. Sic tiIrj.
lidj in Nom unO 2onoon nbeebaItc.
nen Gonicren3eu 5tpiid)en BEN giDil-
uno miIitdrildyeu i5iibrcrn Der 9Ib
liirtcu Icgteu 3eiloniB bon Der grof.
ten Surmonic luO Dem @ntid,luB,
Scn Strieg 5u ciuem fir 0ie Gntente
giiniiigen 9IbitIuB 5u bringeu al,
luic aus oen 9Ius6riiden oes @cue-
raj .DluiorS 3. 9, Mmtricc, g1ci
TircftorS scr niilit1riic9en Spcra.
iionen I'M ariegSomt, sic Scr Milo.
ciirten @reiie gegenii6er beiiigIid)
Scr lebtcn grcigniiie oeS 9riegeS
aemadlt puroeu 5u entncbmen mar.
.lluicrc 6einOe," iagtc @enerol
Ntauricc .ipeiicn ioI5 III ibrcr8rciic
ooronf bin Sab 6ronfrdd friegS.
niioe ici mo 9uBlouo cincn Sepo.
rotiricOcn nohiude; id fonu ieood5
ocrtrauenspou niittbciIcn, oa6 ais
NeiuItat Scr geiprcdnngcn Der &c.
leqateu III &om imo oer Gouicrcn;
Scr lcbten gSobe in 2onoon nit Sc
neral Nipeac. Oieie gcriolnniliageit
nebr 3u cincn cnOsiItigen Sice bel
gctraacn babcll, as olle fiirsIihen
milit0riibcr 8orsdn0c. IoS 03cfnI.
tat 5cigtc, ooB Ole sIIiirtcn Don unS
0ons oorii6cr iibcreinitimmeu, fcncn
impolitdnSigen Sricoen anjuucb-
men, uuO oarit Gins iiro, Sic glrbcit
ariiuoIih ii erleoigcr. che iic 6ric-
ocns6e0ingunecr beiprchcr.
,.SSn rein nilitdriiher Sprohc
6altcu unierc llebcrf0ac nit Der.
me6rtcm Grfolq ai, pcrninoern Die
gerhtitc imicrcr augrcifenOen Irup.
pen 0ic mebr eeiongene juriifbrin.
aen ais ibrc 1ooten bctragcn. 0icr,
ourdJ iuer6en Die Io0tcii uno Der.
ipltuoeteu oeS 5ciiioes nit cincn
Bins III imicrc Bidder cin9etrogcu
Sic Sffeuiiue ScS Geiu0cS iigfu.
mdnien ipuroc nidt nur auiec6ol.
ten. ioroern 5liriideepicien. Gieics
lit ais cin 9lciultot oes riliiiitcn
9IOdidu6ec 5u betrodlten. Iic itIed).
ten @itteriing85uItGnoc noaen cbeu.
falls Gin 8nftor Der Ecr6iitrng iuei.
tcrcu gorOrineens Der Ecutiden ge
weicn iein"
SSu 8erbinOung nit oen gerittcI
ciner @oeliHFcit circs oeuiihen 9In.
critics olli oic Sdipci5. crfI1rte @s
rerol aRouricc. OaB GciitibInno
ourdb cine oerartige Gpration &c
5wrngcn lei icinc orocrcn Brontcu
SIT idltpdhen, mas MIR nit eireIn
grobcn 3iiifo mlternonumen iperocu
Oiirftc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Die gIutiuOrt ciuatreid,t.

gsoibington, Is. Snmor.
,Sn Oem glOoulion.H Hro5eB rei6tc
beute scr glnipolt fir oic Giienbob-
nen I'M Suprenseridt Elm 5uple
mentariHreibeu ais glnhport oui oie
8orlhlGgc Scs S5nitidocportcncnts
fir prdftiid)e D1rtbooen fir Die gln.
meioura oas @eieteS ein. Ginen
Adjtiiiroentng on SteIle ocS beItcben.
ben @cbraufS, Der 100 D1cilen III
10 Siunoen. SfoIo, I'M 6rohtoienitc
cin5ufiibreIt iuiiroc, 10 bc6ouptct DER
gInmolt bic groBtc Gonfiiiion i'm Be-
itebenoen 2obniDiten perliriohen
ino miiroc slcidbeoeutero lcin nit
ridlterIiheni 3ipnnesousgIeih, mel.
DIES bic 6oIec baben niiroc. ooB oielc
glrocitcnte int Srohtoicrit cine 2obn-
5iilogc bon 621s Ero5ent crbnlten
ipiir0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

@btIabefpbio is. San.
Sn Dem gciinOen bon Sorrp 81.
16ap lit ploslidl cine @cnoiing 3nm
Shlimncren cirgctretcil Die 81 &c.
fiirdtiniecn 9lnloB gicbt. Der 9u-
tirnt mar 5citipciIi9 obnc gelpiBtiein.
Tbop'S @fittcr, bic oon 9licmono 5u
ipreHer lit, BAT lire glbreiic pcriho-
ben itno iid ooraiii cingeridlict. eucn-
tiieIl fir longs 3cit i'll Der StnOt 81
blcibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

9onios Gitp, IS. San. $.
@roop 8cbb. Sh,ocnt orr DlcSiJin,
erfldrte iid beiitc inter Der 8eihuI-
oieunB scr 9eibilic ser 8eran6rRg
eine5 ,3ugeS Oer 9aItimore-Obio-
9obu bon 100000 inunteridriebc.
ner @anIuotcu in Iooriogc Gouiltp,
@. So, i'm 0ftobcr 1916 i'm 8ini.
oeS.Geriht fir nidltihrloie. ga Der
iinac Dlann bic perlanate 9iireihoft
BON $4,000 niht itencr fnnr miro
er nadb Bbcclir1. @.-Nn, bis jiir
Ncrban0htna ilhrrilhrt iner0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
NcutidluuS bcrcit.

ibington Is. SuuIar.
Scit &riegsbeenn bat DeutidIano
uad cintreficnOcn nmtlihen Nerit
ten orcipierteI Nlillionen Eonucu
@onOcIsi6ifiC ecbalIt, um nad Oem
9rieee Oen lle6crieeuerfebr nit boiler
aroit oufucbmeu 5u fonrcn. Slu6
Die SnIanosfaudIc. ioipic Die Scebo-
fen iinO perbciicrt nnO crueitcrt NOR.
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
JlrgnlirnHs Der I1intruiprrd- z clc-
erapbir.

Boibington 18. Sonuar. -
Dus conerciiioneIlc 0onocIsmnrine.
Gomitc robm bcute Nreuucnte IN
0ppoiition 81 Der Slleronoer.8 8orloec
crtgceeu pcINe bic Hcgulotiou Der
OrabtIoien TcIcgropbic ourd 9fcgie.
riIugsuonopol uoriiebt 4SrofeiIor
so. 5. 9Supir bon Der Columbia llni.
Dcriit1t, Gin @2itelico Der notioHaIen
@eirutbsbeboroe iiir 2uftidiffmcieu,
protcitirtc oogegcn uro gob dlS@rnO
Oafiir an Dob 0rnbtloic TeIeerapbic
Elm geiunoes itorfes &ino ici, peIhes
Die 8orloee bon ieinen rcbtmGBiecn
Glteru 5ii ucbmcn 6eitrebt 1T, Inn eS
in ciner &egierungsonitaIt imter5u-
bringen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
aampf auiidtn lsoiic nnb gyanSiten

Gfcmob, Gflo.. 1S. lynmor.
Sir cinem Sample, Der lid 5uiicber
ciner Eoiie iin6 5nei ongeblihen
gonfr0ubern beitc bier obipieIte,
muroen ciu SiiIfsidcriif mo elmer
Der 0eriolgten getootet ino Der on4
oere ocrpunoet lmo gefoneen eenon.
men. Die N11nner noren Der 8oiie
nod mcbreren 3uianunenItoBen,
ipelHe oer Neroiibiing Der Stoots.
gonf bon @lrr1b om leetcn 6rcitie
foIeteib eutlpildt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Slrmrefliessr IndJcn Ocrnlihtc anme-
rnNctt.

GnIcrico Gal, Is. Soitunr.
6iini @iilitGr. 9(croplonc iino
bciitc bercit 5ur SuHc nod Sberit.
2ieitenort S5orrp g. @iiDop irnO
2ieutcnout gS. 81. 9iobcrtion. ocn Or.
niecflicecrn lprlAc felt ocnt 10. So'
niior, ois iic einen 6lug bon 5an
Diego, GoI., bicrber unternobmen
pernriBt iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
gsaGnuuaIiif in l,aric.

BariS, Is. Sanlar. ~ Siiiolgc
elmer gcbrobencn 8tppcling perlins
glildtc oeltern 91nht nui ser @iIrtcl'
bobu Elm 3uo nit britifher SoIoo-
ten, Sic bon llrloub 5uriidfcbrteu.
8is icbt fino 5cGn Goote mo Oreibig
8erpunoetc ous oen Iriimmerr her,
porecboIt iporOen; oie @eiannilt6obl
iuiro iid, fpobrIHeinIid onf l6 Icote
uu0 40 8eriDiinoete belaiiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
3ur Seiprednug init Ocntidcm
gCborOcn.

0onSoL is. Sdnior. Cine
@icncr Tcpeid, an 3cuter's 8lircoit
iber g(niicroam io9t, Oab Frcniier
Gldm-Wiortinic unO Weneralmoior
9oicr, Der goritouO OeS oItcrreid)i-
ihcn ariceS Grndbriiugsomtes, nodl
Berlin abgereiit iino, uu OiG 9cbellS-
ntittclfraoe nit Oeu ocutiden 9cbor-
ocH 81 bclpre9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
4hnt rinra Cdfcrimdltinrr

GtIobono Gitp, Oflo. iS.
SSoniior. Gic ShnIlebrerin SRI.
gieIlic 81. Gruul puroc beiltc III Dem
Soupt,&orrioor Der Nbeeler Shule
erihoiien. 4ilrSe 3eit ip1ter ipuroc
Der Geionglcbrer 8oiplono 3. g8il-
Iioms pon eiucm llnbefonnten, oIS
CT iein 3inimcr perloiien bottc, cr.
idloIicn. Sic 8oli6ei iiht oen Sdlpo-
ger oes SRI. Gunn SSobn SO. @oidb,
gegcn pclHcn cin Softbcfcbl lpcecn
W1or0cS ousgcitclt 1T. Gs miro &c.
iogt, 0oB 5rl. Gum un0 9r. @il-
Iions cute 6rei,noe porci. Dic
5rou oeS @oud, cine Sducitcr ocs
Sri. Dunu. crfl1rtc, ooB @cnh icit
einieen Sobren periutbt bottc. oie
glufmcrfionlfeit ibrer S1lpciter ouT
icinc 4crion 81 leffen ood) pieoer-
bolt 5iriidgelpieicn niirOe.
Gond ItelItc lid 6ciitc 9lo6niittog
ncn gcbor0en Don G}ntbrie, ella.
mo pur0c Dem 8lnOesgef1nenii;
cirecIicicrt. Ger N1om ipuroc fiir5-
lid inter 9Inflagc scitcIt, ur5iidl,
tiee SGriftcu oil SRI. Gum Oirdj
Die Bot rcrianOt 5it Ddbcu. Gs ipirO
dngenonln1cit oolj bic @unSes,
beb0roen Goud ocn Staotsbeb0roeit
inter ocr NorOanihuIOieiure nusIic-
iern lncrNclt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
0cr idllanc 0ayoncr.

&oibingtot tS. Son. So-
paniide 5obrifoitten boben lid poit
Den oeutiden 6orbitoif 6obritautcit
unnbbouais ecniodt, mic Oos San,
Oels-Icpnrtenicnt inittbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
BIZ ncnrn 9affnnnasn 6eredltint.

on HCltCH QUIINNNHtH uCECullUI.
Die 8orte Ger giotc Oes britiIden
AJliniiters goIfour IaHeu peridie.
Oene Stliiiie 81. Yrdiiocut
g9ilion miro pa6riheiuIid lpe.
terc Sdritte i'm Sutcreiie OeS
5rieoens untcruebmen @iu
crit icben, wic Der @inO we6t
gSaibington ts. San.-groB.
8ritanien's Suplementor gIote,
luelde oie 9Inttport Ser Gnicnte an
4r0Iioent @iIion's lSrieOens gIote
crgon3t, bat lntcr oucrifouiiAen Be
amtct, sic elmer Slrt 2ign bon go.
tiOuen, sur GrbaItung OeS 6rieoeus
crItgegcniebcn, neue pcifmlug cr-
iueCf.
TrosOem 0ie oauptpimfie in Bal
ioilr's, Oes W}iuiiterS Ocs gIeuBercn
0lotc, sic aeitcrn Dem Staots Ic.
portement iibcrmittcIt mluOe, oaju
beitimmt iino, sic Strcnoc scr 9e
oin9nngeu lpie iie III ser gIntmort
Der Gntentc aui YrdiiOent giIioTs
gSote ent9oItcn iiuO, 81 rcftfcrtiqen
10 miro bod ooS Yriujip cineS notio.
nolen 3uaeIt1n0niIies, in irqcn0 ei.
ner 6ornL oIs Nladt 6inter 9(bfonl-
men uno binter internotionolem @e.
iete olS bon eroBer @idltigfeit on9e
Ieben.
es 1T ofiijiell feitoeitclt por0en.
ooB @rdiioent @iIioirs ndhiter
Sdritt nod ridt beitloiicii III. @oa
oiclen geonlten miro orgenonuner.
oaB bic 9lus6rudsneiic Der britiidbcn
0lote cine @eIcgerbeit bieteu mag,
fir Sic ScritcIlirrg elmer ioIdcn ma
tionoIcn @apdbrleiiiimo, pcnn ond
oas SsnfraFttrctcn ocrieI6cn rrit noh
Dem @ricgc i'll 9luSiidlt genommcn
iDcrocn fonrte. Iic 9comtcn pcr.
folgcn ocn glusOrrd Scr oiicutliGcu
W2ciuing I'M 9(uSIanoc nit Spou.
uuna. Gcl6iiperitoH0lid) tper6cu ct.
ipniac Shritte ulir uod rciilid5cr Grs
ipdsniq iirtcrnonncft ipcrocu Ncna
out jueeeeben miro. oob Die Yoaens
onnd Cines ocrurtiecr arrangements
in lpcitcr 3uFinft Iiegt. 10 mcroen
bic &iulpciic in @aIioiir'S 9lotc ooh
ais 5u Soifnuuscr bercttigcno ou.
aciebcn
Gin ncltcr ~ cilcnitcin.
9onbon Is. Sqnaur. Ger
..9Jlandcitcr Guardian" commeutirt
oic Gradnju0uSs9lotc Oc5 gllsIanOSs
Sctret1rs @aIiour oil Er1ii0cnt
&iIion iolgenoermaBcn.
Gos berporitehcnOite @lomcut III
8alfour's Tepeide biIoet Oie SteIle,
an DER CT bon Sem omcritoniiheu
0orihIagc cines @olterbluoc ipri1t.
Ienn Ocr Stries BAT beiuicicil BOB
oas 8oltcrrcht uidt tart genug ais
9dub scgeu cine aladt it, oie ae-
iuiiienIos mo itort gcnug it, cS SIT
miBadJten.
Go mlib Dem Ole GciUalt biuter
6em 9olferrett itebei1, lpic cs Oic
amcrifautide SrieOcnS Gr5pin.
oungS-2ieo mill. gl6er cinc5 miiiien
mir oeu glmeriforern non pornbcrcin
fIor ma6cr. gll Dies marc nitr bo6.
les Mortecpdid, menn iie nidlt mirf-
lid bercit geriiie iino, nit oIIcn iibri-
gen ouh jrr Ehot Scr @elpalt 5il
orsifen. Iieic 2isl ioll niht blos Sic
beitebGnoe Srbnntg biiteit onScrn
aid Den ,Sortihritt ioroern. Bal.
ioura 9tote iheint ciuen licliet
Dlcilcnitciu ani oiciem Mesc SIT be-
1plftpl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
eUlltc ce luo6r irin?

2ouOoil, t8. San. SSll lIcbcr.
eiuitimiHiing nit Den @iiuidjen Der
Aaiirter, murocu sic perboittien
Gcni5eIiitcn in 5reibeit eciebt, luic
cine Reuter,Gcpeide uis gItbcn be.
iogt. Vie Gepeibc fiigt biu5L OoB
ictt &utp in gItbcn bcrrid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
gIIIss fiir Wlntter u@riiannia. .

4onOon Is. San. ~ EnS moi.
iAc 9Imt modt befannt, BOB Die Rc.
sierlng arrangements fir cine
Seriegsaulcibe iiir einen unbcgren5tem
8ctrog III Snoien gctroffcu babe
Iic geiamnitc Giiluabue miro Der
britiiden Aegicrung fiir 3riegspUcdc
1llr @criiiannn AcitelIt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

9tcfp Dort Is. Ndniidr.
aPopor 9)1itdci ernanittc beuic eire
Delegation, ipelfc Die Stoot 9leip,
Dorf bei Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Boi6ingtor oertreten ion. Tic
Delegation ipir0 non Dem nen crs
m1blten giinocssSenotor l9illisnt
W. Golocr gefii6rt. 0lapor DlitGcl
crfl1rte beiitc in elmer 8efannimadj.
ing, 0oB glclryorf Bel Der 5eier
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-06-06
VISITORS R o TROY.

Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Kennedy and
children, came up from Troy Sunday
and attended the Orr services, and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Wardlaw
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Rev. Belts, of the A. R. p. church
attended the Orr services Sunday.
Miss Mabel Kennedy and Miss
Caroline Bradley were the attrac-
tive guests Of Misses Lavinia and
Eugenia Coleman on Sunday. w. P.
Kennedy came with them and spent
the day with James Cox. w. P. is
a member of the Greenwood Coast
Artillery and expects to BE- called
into service about July 18th.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-06-06

the bed and gave it a look, he said
that he would not be able to sing in
the "tint" any more.
Drs. Neuffer and Harrison were
soon on the scene and they gave Bill
the anaesthetic and he journeyed
into dreamland. When he awoke he
said that he felt like an electric fan
buzzing as he went under the infu-
ence Of the chloroform and then
like a crate Of sweet-milk with some
body tanning it. His arm was soon
fixed and he came around again.
He lay around for awhile inquiring
how they fixed his arm and then
asked that someone run down to the
bottling works and bring him q bot.
tie Of "Orange Whistle" Bill thinks
he will ecover in time to take part
in Mr.. Plaxco's wedding-and says
anyway Edwin Barksdale has nothing
on him now. Edwin broke his arm
a few days ago in the same way.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-06-06
JUDGE GARY'S ADDRESS.

We have received the following
letter from Riverton, Va, which
shows that The Press and Banner is
read in all parts of the country:
My dear Mr.. Greene:-Mr. Gibbes
L. Baker of your vicinity, (former-
.ly) was so kind as to lend me the
May 16, 1917, copy of your paper
It contains the address of Judge
Eugene B. Gary on Memorial Day,
May 10, 1917, entitled "a Vindica-
ton of the South" I know the
statements are true and want you
to send me what copies of said issue
you can spare. Let me know the
price and postage
Mrs. Walter B. Richards
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-06-06
B~ELL-FENNAL.

Miss Gertrude Bell and DR.. Curtis
Fennal of Lowndesville, were happl'
ly married Sunday afternoon, June
3rd, 1917, in Greenwood. Rev. De-
Ment performed the ceremony, with
only a few intimate friends witness
ing the event.
The young couple r at home to
their friends at Lowndesville, where
DIR. Fennal has a successful practice
in dentistry.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
]. d. Bell of Lowndesville, and has
been making her home for the past
while with her brother-in-law, MIR.
Emory McCord.
DR.. and Mrs. Fennal spent Mon"
day in Abbeville and were receiving
the good wishes and congratulations
from a host of people.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-06-06
COL. SONDLEY IN CHESTER.

AS we have chronicled in these col
umns several times in the past, Col.
Dick Sondley is the proud possessor
of a goat farm located on the out
skirts of the city. He has made so
much money on the farm that he has
been trying to have appendicitis.
His plan has been to get the disease,
be an invalid, resign the Auditors
office, and live on the interest of his
money, but he did not make any sat-
isfactory progress until n night
last week when he felt a sudden
pain. He told Mrs. Sondley that he
had collared the disease at last, and
forthwith mounted the first Seaboard
"best-mule" for Chester. When he
got there, the physicians found that
he was only suffering from old
fashioned belly-ache.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-06-06
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.

Rev. Charles R. Hemphill, D. D.,
L L. D., was in AbbeviIle Monday
afternoon for a few hours visiting
his friends and relatives. DR.. Hemp
hill preached the baccalaureate SER
mon to the Erskine graduates at Due
West Sabbath and charmed and de-
lighted his hearers. He is head of
the Theological Seminary at Louis
vile, KY, and is known and beloved
of Presbyterians all over the South.
Other than his Hemphill kin in
Abbeville, DR.. Hemphill was called
on by his cousin, Mrs. Wyatt Aiken,
whom he christened when she was a
child, and by Rev. H. Waddell Pratt,
who Joined the church under his
ministry many years ago.
The renewing of these friendships
was pleasant.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-06-06
DEATH OF ARTHUR CALHOUN.

News was received in Abbeville
Monday morning of the death of Mr..
Arthur Wardlaw Calhoun, at his
home in Gadsden, Ala, on June 4th,
1917. He had only been sick for a
few days, the news of his illness
coming to the family Saturday
morning.
Mr.. Calhoun was the son of Mr..
Edwin Calhoun and his wife, Sarah
Tilman Calhoun, and was born at the
old homestead in the Monterey Sec
ton forty-four years ago. In his
youth he lived in Abbevile and was
a young man of bright and energetic
disposition. He made friends where
ever he went. After leaving Able
vile to seek his fortune, he was
happily married to Miss Marie Thorn
son in Hendersonville, about twelve
years ago. Mrs. Calhoun survives
her husband.
The body was brought to Abbeville
Monday night and funeral services
were held at the home of his father,
Tuesday morning at eleven o'clock,
conducted by Rev. q. Waddell Pratt,
and the interment was in the family
plot at Long Cane.
Mr.. Calhoun has been in the
warehouse and wholesale business
for many years and has made a sue.
cess in life. The friends Of his boy"
hood are deeply touched that ho
must leave q happy life: and pass in
to theFgrest beyond and they grieve
witassthe wife, the aged father and
famNv& =. = y e.
Those coming from a distance for
the funeral were: Mr.. John Calhoun
Of Grand Bay, Ala, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Calhoun of Chester Calhoun
Haskell of Greers, Miss Louise De-
Bruhl and Calhoun DeBruhl of
GreenviIle, Miss Lallie Calhoun Of
Greenville and Charles Calhoun Of
Darlington.
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OUR SON BILL.

Richard Hill and our son Bill, I'M
dertook to be squirrels Monday af-
ternoon. They played at climbing
trees and jumping from limb to
limb. In a little while son Bill came
running into the house shouting at
the top of his voice. His mother
soon saw that the squirrel had missed
the limb, and that it had a badly
broken fore leg, which happened to
be Bill's arm. AS soon as he got on
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PRETTY VISITOR.

Miss Elizabeth Frances Joiner is
in Abbeville this week visiting her
friend, Miss Mary Lawson Link. Miss
Joiner has been teaching German in
Queens College in Charlotte the
past year and stopped over for a
visit before going to her home in
Hawkinsville, Ca, to spend her sum-
mel vacation.
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SERVICE IN CATHOLIC CHURCH

Father w. A. Tobin came down
last Monday evening from Green
Vile and held services in the Catho-
lie church Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings. Father Tobin expects to
come to Abbeville oftener in the fu-
ture, since the congregation has in
creased so much in the past year or
two. There are about forty-fve
members at present.
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HOME FOR A VACATION.

Miss Gladys Wilson went home
Monday for a vacation, having
taught a class in expression the past
year. Miss Gladys will continue one
half of her class for a month longer,
giving them one lesson a week. She
had a class of sixteen and her pupils
did excellent work along this line.
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ON A PLEASURE TRIP

Miss Mary Quarles Link ard Miss
Antoinette Thomson left Monday
for Greenville, where they will join
a party and 60 to Washington, Bal
timore, New York and Niagara Falls
They will spend three weeks sight
seeing and touring the different
places of interest in these cities.
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N IN

DR.. and Mrs. P. B. Speed and Mr..
Willie Speed drove up to Anderson
in their pretty Hudson car Sunday
and spent the day pleasantly with
DIR. Speeds sister, Mrs. F. M. Carter.
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HOME FROM THE WEST.

Miss Ella Haskell returned to Alb.
beville this week after a year of sue
cessful teaching at Sapulpa, Okla
Miss Haskell is fond Of the west, but
spends her summers in Abbeville to
the delight of her many friends
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PLANTS FOR SALE.

The Civic Club has perriiwinkle
plants for sale. Any N can get in
formation as to the price by phoning
1873.
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Miss Annie Hill came home Satur-
day from Greenville to spend the
summer with her home-folks. Miss
Hill has taught successfully the past
several months in the Central Graded
School of Greenville, and has been
reelected for another term there.
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Mrs. W. A. Harris returned home
from Columbia after a visit to rela-
tives. Mrs. Harris mother, Mrs. M.
A. Bookman, came with her and will
spend a week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Beaufort, Mr.,
and Mrs. Mauldin, Mrs. C. L. Beau
drot and Miss Lila Beaudrot came
over from Greenwood and spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
C.. Beaudrot.