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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-05-31
NOTICE: OF MASTERS SALE.

Pursuant to a decretal order in the
case of W. T. Jones, ct al, VS.. Lula
Bars, ct al, signed by His Honor,
Judge Hayne F. Rice, April 26th,
1917, /, the undersigned Judge OF
Probate, as Master, for Bamberg
county, will sell to the highest bid
der for cash at public auction before
the court house door at Bamberg,
South Carolina, On the 4th day OF
June, 1917 between the legal hours
of sale on said day the following de-
scribed lands, to wit:
LOT NO. 1.
All that certain tract or parcel OF
land, situate in Fish Pond Township,
county of Bamberg, State of South
Carolina, containing twenty-five (2o)
acres, more or less, and bounded as
follows: On the North and East, by
lands of J. E. Byrd; on the South, by
lands of Robert Brunson and Jesse
Kinsey, and on the West. by lands
of J. X. Mayfield, said tract of land
being the same described in deed of
conveyance, executed by j. r. Byrd
and Mrs. Luraine Jones, bearing date
January goth, 1897, and recorded in
the office of Clerk of Court for Bam-
berg county in deed book a. page
270-271.
LOT NO. ,.
All that certain other trait of land
situate in Fish Pond Township, coun-
ty of Bamberg, State of South Caro-
lima, containing ten and one-half
GO 1-2) acres, more or less, and
bounded as follows: On the North,
by lands of William Kinsey and lands
of the said Mrs. Luraine Jones and
lands of Lewis Neal; on the East and
South, by lands of William kinsey,
and on the West, by lands of Johnnie
Neal, said tract of land being the
same described in deed of convey
ance. executed by ". E. Kinsey to
Mrs. Luraine Jones, bearing date
December 9th, 1898, and recorded
! in the Office of Clerk of Court for
Bamberg county in deed book 'B,
page 265.
Also, that certain other tract or
| parcel OF land, situate in Fish Pond
Township, county of Bamberg, State
, of South Carolina, containing one
CD acre, more or less, and bounded
as follows. On the North, by lands
of w. T. Jones and P. H. Jones; on
the East, by lands of w. E. kinsey;
on the South, by lands of the said
Luraine Jones; and on the West, by
lands of Johnnie Neal, said tract of
land being the same described in
deed of conveyance, executed by l..
Neal to the said Mrs. Luraine Jones,
bearing date October 5th, 1888, and
recorded in the Office of Clerk OF
Court for Barnwell county in deed
book &c., page l2S.
Said lands will be sold in two lots
as above described. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
J. J. BRABHAM. JR..
Judge of Probate, as Master, for
Bamberg County.
CARTER & CARTER.
PLAINTIFFS S Attorneys.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-05-31
TORNADOES' TOLL.
More Than Thousand People Injured
and Property Damaged.

dfIu heHAe<SoNN'
Chicago, May 27.-More than 150
persons were killed, a thousand or
more injured and millions of dollars
worth of property destroyed by tor
nadoes which swept through Kansas
on Friday, Illinois and Indiana on
Saturday and parts of Alabama, Ten
nessee, Arkansas, Kentucky and
southern Illinois Sunday. Reports
indicate that large number OF farm
implements, needed to produce the
bumper crop desired this year, were
ruined, although the spasmodic wind
struck only here and there in it's
frightful play through the rural re-
gions. Crop damage is said to be not
heavy in grains.
The heaviest toll of life was taken
at Mattoon, ILL.,, a city Of 10000 peo-
pie, in the broom corn country OF
central Illinois, where 81 are known
to be dead and so injured, with a
property loss of $2,0o0,000.
Charleston, Ills, ten miles east OF
| Mattoon. was also partly wrecked
Saturday evening with a loss of 80
lives and $50 injured. The proper
ty loss there is S1,000,000.
The next most serious loss was at
| Andale,, Kan, where 26 were killed
and a score injured on Friday. Dub
lin. Ky, suffered three dead and I
injured today.
South Dyserburg, Tenn, was re-
ported to have lost six killed and 30
injured in tornado that swept Dyer
county today. Near Blytheville.
! Ark, nine persons were reported
killed and a dozen hurt and reports
received in Birmingham said several
were killed and many injured when
a tornado struck Sayre, Ala, today.
Reports from Indiana show at
least seven persons killed at Hebron,
kouts and other places and the death
list may reach 20. More than 200
were injured in the Indiana terri
tory swept by the storm.
Smaller towns in Illinois lost a
dozen dead on Saturday with two
score injured. while in the southern
point of Illinois wind storms today
killed half dozen and injured a
score.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-05-31
FOOD STOCKS SMALL
CONDITIONS ALARMING, SAYS
COMMISSIONER WATSON.
Statewide Observation-Disclosures
Tie-up Would Bring Want to
Many People in This State.

Columbia, May 24.-If an Interrupt
ton of railroad traffic into South
Carolina should continue for two
weeks, or if for any other cause peo-
ple of the State should be unable to
secure food supplies from other mark
cts. many men, women and children
would be brought to the verge of &C
tual want. This alarming condition
is made clear from a tabulation OF
food supplies of the State completed
today by Col. E. J. Watson, COM
missioner of agriculture, carried out
in every county in the most thorough
manner possible Summarizing his
extended report to Governor Man.
ming, which details increases in
prices as we'll as quantities on hand,
Col Watson says:
The following conclusions seem
inevitable: That practically all of
the stocks, save about one-half OF
per cent, OF all commodities are i'm
ported and if transportation were
interrupted the urban population
would in a few days be practically
helpless for food and feed; that there
is an alarming proportion of stores
examined reporting no stock at all
of some of the most essential COM
modities, such as corn, oats and
mixed feeds; that the price situation
is most serious, being on some es-
sential articles more than double as
compared to a year ago, on others
very nearly doubled, and on few
most materially increased; in fact,
the cost of living in the towns and
cities is almost doubled and this is
true of man and beast, as shown by
the range of wholesale prices prevail
ing. This is not due to any action
on the part of the South Carollna
merchants. but it is condition with
its cause back in the principal mar
kets where the stock is bought, That
this increased cost of living is; strlk-
inc hard the wage Garner of all kinds
the city and town salaried and about
Is per cent OF the farming popula-
ton. in many instances producing the
condition of spending the wage and
salary before it is earned and pro-
ducing a condition that neither wage
Garner nor merchant can stand long
for there is as yet no corresponding
or. in fact. any kind of increase, gen,
erally, either in wages or salaries;
that this situation falls accuteIJ
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-05-31
He Helped.

On the new brakeman's first run
there was very steep grade. The en-
gineer always had more or less
trouble to get up this grade, but this
time he came near sticking alto
gether. Eventually. however, ne
reached the top.
Looking out of the cab, the engl-
neer saw the new brakeman and said,
with a sigh of relief:
We had a hard job getting up,
didn't we?"
We sure did," assented the new
brakeman, and if | hadn't put on
the brake we'd have slipped back.
Railroad Mans Magazine.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-05-31
A Safe Refuge.
score.

The mining stock promoter dashed
into his Office and locked the door.
Where can l hide, he cried The
police are coming"
Get into that simplihed card-in-
deX case" said the head clerk. Il
defy anyone to find anything there
System
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-05-31
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic.
GROVES TAS4 ELESG chill TONIC. drives Out
Malaria, ,enriches the blood and builds upthe sys-
tenn, A true tonic. For adults and children. SIC.
Evening journal., 1917-12-14

a ribbon. The competition was so
sharp that many excellent samples
were below the winning four. How
ever. there was not an exhibitor who
did not feel well paid for his trouble
in selecting his sample. 70 was grati-
fying 20 note the number. Of new cx-
hibiiors in the Show. Many Of the
exhibitors saw where their samples
fell short, and went home determined
to come back strong next year.
The farmers Of New Castle county
are TO be congratulated upon this
show. Tho county agent desires 10
urge that the farmers OF the county
get acquainted with the ribbon win
ners, and il your corn is not mp 10
standard see them about seed for next
year. 10 is obvious that the sample
600 The show represented The best the
exhibitor had but sample Of show
corn cannot be selected from "a crop
of poor corn. and 10 is also obvious
that II his sample won honors at This
show, that he has crib Of corn az
Evening journal., 1917-12-14

E. Lambert, Otho L. Gorbett, Edwin
Paynter and Joseph W. Brosus.
For the Qusrtermaster Department
Charles c. Ryan. Frank Riser.
For the Field Artillery: Walter 6.
Horsey.
For the Coast Artillery Corps. John
J. McNcy and Louis Merrill.
For the Infantry: Wallace Shem.
ran and John Taliaferro.
For the Engineer Corps: John W.
Dilleu, Jr., SAMUEL G. Aver. William
Rupp, Donald Ault and Wallace s.
Wreton.
For the Medical Department: John
G. Thompson.
The following recruits were ac-
cepted at the navy recruiting ONCE
yesterday:
Raymond Avn Moore, as a machin-
lists mate, second class; Joseph Francis
MCGOWAN, appretice seaman; Leon
Charles Major for the quartermaster's
department; William Willis Murphy as
an apprentice seaman, and Harry Ed
ward Scanlan as a seaman.
Evening journal., 1917-12-14
IINY Volunteers
! 'OR THE REGULARS
81 Men Join TO Escape
Provision of Draft
Law
jELECT MANY
BRANCHES OF SER VICE

There was a rush Of recruits yester-
day to join the army and navy because
II was the last day on which the men
between 2l and 81 years could Join the
army voluntarily and pick their branch
Of the service. More than fifty men
made application for enlistment but not
all OF them were accepted as many Of
them were found physically unit ac-
cording to the regular army standards.
The official orders issued to the vari-
Gus recruiting stations stated that men
liable 20 draft could be received for
enlistment up 10 and including Satur-
day. But it takes two days TO pass a
man through the various stages before
he takes his oath Of allegiance in the
army, and owing TO the large number
expected, the department restricted the
time to midnight last night for VIII
mingOn, which. 10 was calculated, would
permit Of the men reaching Columbus
In time 10 comply with the regulations
already set forth.
Following Is the list OF men sent
from here yesterday:
For the Aviation Section, Signal
Corps Louis Lobe, Edgar Buglars,
Leonard Hurd, Ralph Chambers. Jos
eph Tobin, Earl Grant, William
Kletes. John a. Miller. Joseph Ber-
ton, George Maxwell Larry Lynch,
Joseph Burns. Horace stanley
Arthur Wilmer, Mathew e.. Neihari.
Thomas C.. King. Samuel G0ldstein,
Benjamin y. Brown Norman r.
schulk. John II. Short. Scott " Nor
ris, John J. Welsh. William Mcbride,
Willard G. Ryan, Fred l.. Hall, Ed
ward L. Ryan, John + Barber, Fran
els J. Began. Frank Heaton, Allan s.
Hartrant, John X. Knox and Harlan
Walker.
For the Ordnance Department: Gu7
Evening journal., 1917-12-14

home that should he used for Moth
ing else than seed over the state.
The 1918 corn show is 20 be held
at Middleiown. January .. 3. g. The
county show is a preparatory school
for the state show, and, Judging from
the number and quality OF the OK
hibits at our county show, Delaware
viii have her record state show IN
January. New Castle county must
follow up her county show record and
set pace down at Middlctown that
Kent and Sussex couQties will have
TO dust 90 equal
Evening journal., 1917-12-14
New Castle County
Corn Show At Newark
By r.. o. Bausman, County Agent.

Long time residents tell us that the
New Castle Count Corn Show, at New
ark, this week. was the best and
largest corn show that New Castle
county has ever had. There were a
total OF 81 exhibits on display. and
many Of these were Of the 50-car
class. The show was held in one Of
tho largest rooms in Wolf Hall. but
with this fact IL was necessary 60
stack many -of the samples 10 make
room. Prof. \. =. Grantham judged
the exhibits, and with his assistant it
was about four hours before an the
ribbons were placed.
There is no reflection upon a mans
corn II he showed and did not receive
Evening journal., 1917-12-14
CITY cnuNcIL nouTINE.

Despite The severe storm last night
thc weekly session Of City Council was
well attended, the majority Of those
present being flremen. Only routine
business was considered by the Council,
with the exception Of the suspension
Of the Fame Fire Company by Fire Chief
Golden.
The report Of City Treasurer Banks
showed the bank balance TO be $685.
1894, and the following pay rolls were
allowed: Council, S295.1s; miscellan-
eous. $3.50; police, s592995; public
building commission, SJSi-30.
The third quarterly appropriation OF
tho Board OF Water Commissioners
amounting 20 $1,000 was ordered paid.
Evening journal., 1917-12-14
CRANGE MEETING r0sTrONEp.

Because of the stormy weather Of last
night the usual meeting OF West Bran
dyWine Grange was not held.
Evening journal., 1917-12-14

This period faVors thee renting OF
rooms. the selling of homes and the
making nf narlnershins by a Won't Al
Evening journal., 1917-12-14
Here is a Shopping List

New Silk Front Shirts at S2.I5
Each Shirt in Separate Holly Box
Evening journal., 1917-12-14

n S gift TO yourself or to some one
~ else nothing would please more
than a good suit or overcoat. The
pleasure would be manifold if Snellenburg
Clothes are chosen.
In them you get naught but the best
best fabrics, best tailoring, best wear
and YOU viii find the cost less than YOU
would pay elsewhere for clothes probably
not so good.
Why? Because Of our vast purchasing
power and the operation of our own fac
tory which enables us to bring the gar
ments direct to you, thereby saving about
25 per cent.-maybe more-which usual
ly goes into the middleman's pocket Re-
member, then, buy your Christmas "togs"
at Snellenburg'S.
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1,GTGrnrct
W
GttSt poH GnUlo N0n

..g3ir h0ttcu ciueu gang be0tlt.
feuoen Vilobmcr 1T mucltr Nou.
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40 IN zen Ar0ouncl III Nc@ .,u
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ben: ncui9 crbGbtc Nil8el. Nrtni.
den aus Observation-Disclosures gu.
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ll.tcr ocu mlilcu %eutn0ut ldlle,l
ciftc trautroojlc Grinrerung qefom.
men.
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puqUNiihrcr NOR irbr belicbt; ais
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HndteilIgen Ginllub OH Ole Wi0er-
itanosfdbigfcit Der lpcr0cn0cn @euc-
ration" Die mooerncn 3rjtucrbalt
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Gin &inperbten 1T febr
Qut sum Nbtebren oes !6eroes uno
juy Reini1ung pon Wintsln uno
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tam.
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arbsiien, no ein neust fSaeen III ben
alien nuQetniipft ipsrom lol. tfnuse
mnn oeu ibsrnus fsiten @sbsrtnotsn.
Gr pito 0m einfad3ite lolgenosrmas
BEN auS4efIRrt: Wan nad): nit Dem
olisn Sfa0en cine MISUNDERSTANDING.
nte Hall iis 81 Se8inH oes !91islns
braudlt. Ourh oieis Sd)lings. Die
man uit,t 5u Ieit MAIDEN bari. ftedt
nan Sen nsusn 5nosn dn Stiid bilis
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@dihereiem.
S. J. DENIGAN J. P. LYONS
@eiddftsfibrer.
observation-disclosures
Die neue @annorl.
Cine oolItdnoig neue WaIhinsneiu.
rlbtun9. Cute Nrbsit miro
%garantlrt.
7elsSbonc: Altes 5s22; s.snes i42
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lie in eintn Stencil nit MaIss jteGt.
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9isr1ui mieoer o6tribtsn ldbt, ebs man
ben ShmortopI berousnlmmt unO
benuBt.
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true, Der ourt) lonass Ste6en pcn
WoIler Narin rotIig aeporoen lit. ben
Roit 81 ent'srnen. q~ebrdudlt mon ben
5oft Hn9etofter S~ortoffsln.
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nit lparmem Woher, IN BEN man
aotIaI8 uufgsIoF BAT (tine arobs
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n0sleibe mit taitem WaHer. leae e.
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ben Snisttsnftitsn ON ms,lfen aus
Jels!t Yno. ME an rer 8rinen. Dem
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Der 8erud oieFsr teiGtn Ce!s 4 hen
Niiden uno Stetitic0rn 10 nce,aRt
ooB IL li6 nift leraupaQea. pesh,f5
mon l0f Die oou ibpen ls tslr a..
pta9ten. drntn Bistoe 0amit c,,r,i-
sen lolte. Nrd ons geItreidlep Der
4dItlisuen nit uuUsrounntem .sitro.
Henlait 1T Elm gutes Sdubmittet INN
osnsn 81 empfebisr, 1it rem idAsrfsn
9erut Der obsn e%rpGhnten C,te ni+,
lut pertro9en. 8elen lereiis eriptot,
W|udenitits lit Has tsinreibt, o,r
orsnnsnpen STEELE nit run rpsalo nm,
9tIsattt'sr SaJmiotieiic 0,lpabtt. e.
liiIlt ioIoyt ben &udrei5 lnS iinoert
BE Gn%t3iinoung. rssG1lb nan Elm
themes Stiid ojsIer, IN ieber 6eiirn.
9Nr Experimenting erh1ttfhsn
SEIZE, III mebrioAes St~apipInsni,y
oetp3dt, ftetS bel fia traasn ioni,
3oti9'ninlIs tut einiode 9si6ltif,
zen asiten Cienit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-12

tii4ien &eler in cine aiIte uno lper.
ben 6 Sol bod nit Groe beoedt. SIN
8orten tommt DOR gintreten Deg
6roites cine 2aubidiht iibet 81,
Steile, al Der bic 3piebeln ein1e9ro.
ben nur0eu. 50 Iolen bic 3lpie6eln
minoeitens odt Wohen ite6tn, oamit
lie lid gut belpur3stn.
Nui Wein1ldiern gu treibtnoe 6n.
n5lnthen Deroen i'm Stto,er uno Roz
oember auf9eieBt. 0ieie 3nte6etn
miIlen beionoers itort mo felt Tein.
Die Slider nsroen 10 nit WniIey
Geld ODER Regenmoiier 1T beTet ols
9eitrnQ moiier) 9efii1t. oaB Der
3pie6elboben bas Naffr nit,t be-
rii6rt. Die 8ld1er miiHeu ountel uuo
moglidIt tiibl iteben. 9erounfetes
ODER ron ben Wur5eln perbrau6tss
Boiier muB Don 3sit III Set erTebt
tperOen.
Sn dherbaltenoen Sholen ooer
Sfiiieln laiien Iit) 3lpiebeln, NOS
menttid Har5insn, 3ruiidsn aieleIs
i~teinen gum 9Iiihen %btirgen. Die
Shiiilel piro nit aieieliteinen bis
an ben Runo aeiiint Die 3piebe!n
lperoen oa3piideu ssitett. oof Die
Spite nit 0em Sholeur0nr in elmer
9D5e ite6t. Damn miro WuIIer in Die
Shule 9ege6en. bus ober bic 3pis,
beln nift gang erreifeu bari. Nud,
'elte 3piebeln polsn ~porerit talt
uno onntel ite9en, ipenn lie lih Or.
osntlif snttpide!a ionen.