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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
2er SON Scr gutidlnft Scs gsrdiScntcn an Oen GUn

Der Sun Scr &utidnft Ocs 9SrGi0entcn an ben Gun-
9rcB lit 9GuiicrnIoBcn elm gppcll an oos Ourd)e Volt
iid ieiner ieBioen 3cgierlmg 81 enteoGcn. Sin abn
lider 4ppell mur0e Dor etlidu Saqen Don 0en ruff
ihen So3iolien an Die Oeitihe glrbeeridait geridtet
ln0 Elm 0eutiAer o3aliniider 5ibrcr antporete oar
au Der &at6 e uo6l gltgenieint in GattibIanO aber
6raude man 5lr Serbeiibrun1 bon notbwenoigen uno
minidjclspertben 9teiormen nd]t 81 @Gpoltntteln 81
greiien Sort f0nne 10 ehpas in or0nngsmdBiger uno
ruliger @be 6cueriiteaiet meroen @e6nld) miro
icoeniaus Die 9lntport a oeu @ppell oes @rdoenten
g8ilion aisioeu 3uoem bat Ger &eidsta9 Ourd5 Die
Grneniung zines gfsi6ulies 5ueds gusarbetng pon
GoridlG1en fir oie 0emofrutirug Der &e6sDerlol.
Jung i6on Oeu eriteu Sdritt mlternommen 3ur Nio-
oerniiirmg Der 9iegierimgsiorm, Dem Die Modt5aber
fciucn @ioerano entgegeneBen werocn. sat Oo4
Der &aier Dor pieen Wonoten ibon ertl6rt, Oas oet
ide Golf babe ii6 in Oieen arege gnlprlA erlporbcn
olti gr0Bcre E6eilna6me an Der He9ierug. @trpaige
Soiinnaen oui cine &epoliton in CGitiblano limo ie.
o3nollS ete, Oenu gegen einen @tann- &oler, So
ng ooer @rdiioent bon Der @opuloritdt g9bems oeS
,3peten repoluiionrt fem &of-feiu ge6oetes Solf.
&rGOcnt @iliou ingt in Icuer gutda Oah mir
ndt Grieg fiibren meroen gegcn oas oalibc &ot lon
bern geacn oe octide 9legieumg. @s lit idwer au
rerite6en pie er 0us met g9ir beriegcn Getidlano.
mcil Is unein9eid)r0ntten @e6rad) madt Don leinen
Sud6ooten gan ober ioll, Sen gerdlten nacb, mel
DIE ole 8erliner Gorreiponoetcn Der groBen olncrta
ridm 3eitlmgcn in 0en lebten iiini5e6n @onatcn ge
ano 6nben oe Oartibe 9ieaieumg wie lie oitrd Bets
manns@ollmeg Gr. 3inlncrmonn II. + ~ pertreten it,
n6t 3u @uncn oes unenoeidrdnttcn Gol6bootfrie'
Qrs oeueien en onOern aern6e Oos oeitibe &olf lno
oard oiecs ole 9iegieruug iormlib gctriebeu morocn
icin gum meneeidrGnften @e6roub oieier gSaiie 5n
qreiien Sdmcr Deritdn0lid 1T oiid Ole AciBcrung ocs
4raliOcntcn ooB oos oelti6e Golf bem 9Iusbrid ocs
ariegcs nidt teirogt puroe IS lit geid)idhde S0at-
Jude ooB in 1atiblnO elm Srco nc 10 populdr mar,
ais ocr gcgcnmGrtige, onnd6erno 5we @ilionen 8rci
millige mcoccn iid in scr eriten Sode Oes SFregcS
Gas 3eigt Dab Scr arieg in pollem Slime oes &orteS
cin Sricg 0es oatden Goltes it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
@ie wcnia gcrIauscu nud arics in muicrcm eunOc

NUc WrN9 NcFIUNBCN NHdJ MFIVN " NNlCFtW CUNUV
por6onocn III 5eiat Die in Der teinen Soot S6e6opqan
i'm Staatc g9isconiin porgenonmenen Abliimnnma
ii6er arieg ooer SrieOen. @le6r ais 1000 Stim-
men wuroeu obeegeben ulo rmr Iieb5ebn waren iiir
Sen &riee Tics 8eiat 0aB be- elmer olgemenen ab.
thinning elm Sricgsontrag NIT ii0erpoItaenocr 0lebr
belt nie0ereciiuUnt werOen wHroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
SScrmiidJtc gln5ciscn,

$40 y'''e'' ~ = :, GrrptOr, ,Siulen
nno Die Gldier. ole Gle 3um Nab' uno 6erit'
ieben hrunden pbne bdBliche Hinle. Wdt BEN
.Solei6ien~ alenilemmer.AepuatO iino
iie In ieoer Se5ebnn0 en- @onliori.
SdDnmadler & Toremnn, Spiiter.
80 serit.pernatDn-s
(GentoQ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

eIlspnbl bon biuiaen Niibern; ,,ggIe 4hrnci
wcrocn?" SrdQcn. 9nilporicn; Nreiiencr.
ySorie.bdlcr. NOcbhiChci. @cidldiisrnihoener etc.
Gnaiidl iprcdIcu nub Imrcibrn 81 icrnen". }Siir
glenenaeipanaerie fir Nne bic flo in Der eiie
iihen Sprnbe iihen ino l'luouiomniHer luof
len. ,glmcrlamidlcr Sulmetlmcr"; 365 Seiien
Sprnbe mo gmlcihne In firier 3eii obne
Hebrer Snaliib precDci mo i4relbcn !n ler
men. .CSinf nc wuSinrdhe oey gRuricr ole nOn
i'm uoi6rn ecbcn br0u'ht guch eine Oolliidn
oiac Wdierinmmlulp rou Nreier Rcbminnen
GuiiuuQcif Munl,ulien ySemleiH. NntucilnuAcn
e5riMGitSlnucn cic. 9iur %iOO. Hcftellnnncn
mil ncm 9'ciranc bite Ni doreliiren NhnrltS
Nanmebrr Ynbiiihlnn Gumpnnh COS Sbiro
glucnAc Mclu 2lDri. ". y. Niicbcr nnr Qeaen
Nnrane6clahlnna berianbt (Ne8i0.inL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
TrieOG5fc,
yaltimurc Gcmeterp.

Bureau: SaHpt@inaana 9;ortb.9lOeHne, 5itlin
pun Der Wan Sirnhc.
NcQrdbniBpldte 3u berfanlen bon $40 an.
Scfion "a" infer ininicrlU1brenocr glnidt
$50 Jiaum iiir eniade Grdber 9leaante
nee 31pene.
observation-disclosures ieet often.
lNnni1O1rN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

glleS GnScrt i'd: fra6cr iurOeu &n6citGrcr bcraft,
ebt qc6t man gcaen Die 6rieoiertgcn Dor l0 ldBt oc
@u6eIt6rcr gepGbren 6riibcr wor gSobrbeiise6e
cine Euqcno belite 1T sic gSobrbet Derp0nt SSobr
lid. ooS Gnoc ser gSeIt idcint ndjt fern 81 icu
0ns arpBe arnBe Siraiaeridt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
Din nie 7nnlen.

EIr cinBiar shuir ~ her gtG6i.
tlniere gihb aidiien icBi oiien Nunae Sn
men lpeldc Die Nleioermn6criunli nn6 orn
neneiien Weib00eu erlcrnen Wnuen i0nuel ntee
ii nrssc 3cii ourh oea 9lEidlub an oiel,
Nldiien erre6cn llntcrrini Mtorgcne, Gncb,
mlfinas mo Nbenns. NealieHle Siunoen an
0nnie beaomene 9lrJeien ionnen ludbreno oes
unicuihifs ioriQcictl meroen @riuolibet
nnierrldi iu @nhpnri ION Winliern ertbcit
Hdbere Nnsinnii idriiilh ooer r,nnolih bel
~ Nnhers @r. ao2 sN'f-enrntnac- -sstrohr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

SD babe glppifatou iar oas iolsenOe @ris
glr. 4io lie gurcu'etraBe, 80 s.. @.s4'os
glue Eroieie miHen I'M ooer bor 10 l6r
Sormiiass am f. Aprii 1917 eiilgerelni lelll'
Cglpr3) Seoduoe Superior
Snrean ber etrafrmour1brnnS.Go S.Gommiiarc.
Ia 1 t'ulOrC, 81 Wlut5 l5l g.
Sic SuQ6cuourbbrndle.G Gunlniilate Der Siurl
Baltimore MAIDEN blcrHii eemub oen SollUtlE
Nc cine ociaiurie Hiiie duer iuAelprogeNell
GunndniQnnQcu entiianoenen llluolien lno QUE
qcipronenen gScri1QDcbunAcn uepr elnet et'
idren0eu aarie auicriiacn licBcn IN &etolHs
Der ct. @nulsStrnRc, bon ocr SerinAourSra6e
bis 3ur Saratoga SNdbe gcmuB Der am ~.
ylpril 1916 unier5el0ncicn @croronung 9r. ia
0cs MlaOors mo Sinoiraibe Don baltimore
Die SniiOuniQuuGcn nm NulldBeu pelotH
ld6 aui oic ucrl0icocuen L0eile Der &elielie
S6nebung bon Der 0oroiete Der eerington'
Sirabe bis 6ur zEnieiic Der Sardto9ds SiraBe.
mo naranfiobenoe @ruuniiiide beibranien ulIo
iib aui oieie eritrcdcn mo iie uniane
lno iie gcucn Diclmu lerner peinnnl, onB
6ciacie elite nc0ii Der erfldrcnben NQrte iir
bcrcii IN uno ouB Die 0onunilldrc iO an
Niuntnn, oem ncnntcn Gage i'm Aprtl 1911
uiu / llbr &OrmiiuAs, 10 lbrem Shteau I'M
Nni6bauie ilr ocu 3pcd periumWciu metoel,
irneno mel1e in bclaatcr Sliie enisailenen AIl'
Qnben 3n reOi0iren, aegen melDe Reronen Slil'
iprud cr6chcn H5aen. Die onrn inicrelirt 3n
SoAn c. 1D0iucitc,
SenrD NJ 9ligei,
0arrn ~ 9icmler,
Ooullnindrc.
Guacue a. Siosoers,
(Nlpr2- - @lcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
QonOuu @Sarf GCmctcrD.

caipt Ninnann: Trcbcrid 9ionb
Wnrcun: 9r ~ g9eitSaratoaa' Straec.
NeardbuBpldtc bon S25 al, inter beitinoi'
qcr ghfihf Ghniiblamen Weuinoe. Qilnus
Sen ETC finn i'm 1rebbdnS an Sapt @inaan1
N iiHoeit Infer 9nent miro menn aepiinbt
hnrinrcdcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

5euotOr Smput Oon lita6 acial't ms. Gr uill cine
billion Collars fir 6ranlred inmnleln. ln5mclcl.
hcli rer0a oie @tuntionsia6ronten mo oie @odlii'
mans in lbcraier g8eiic ju Dem 5onos beilieuern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
gcfuuntmudjnuscu.
YNrcau 0cg 0cOdu0c- 5nlpCIi0rs.

.. Gpril 1871
SD babe gtpffoiiou iiir oas iolsenOe &ris
bileg erbalien: ono
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07
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aResns, ilas aa the ressssh iIstaslon ef ssssA
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.ty 4 @s,ecial mission of railroad AS.
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07
A pew compIainer Answered.

Deacon Jones decided 10 speak his
mind to the minister who was tenn
porarily filing the pulpit Il didn't
like your prayer very much this morn
ing said he. 'Nof" answered the
ninister. And what was the matter
with it?'' even, in the first place, it
was too long and, aside from this. It
contained two or three expressions
which I thought were scarcely war
ranted.'' 81 am sorry deacon, the
good man responded shut 1t might be
bwell 70 hear in mind that the prayer
| wasn't addressed 10 sou, - liverpool
Post.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07

The New York city bureau Of per-
sonul service says that tile best al5 tsFs-
skilled, lanorer's family can hope 70 40
at present lis to iiys on $3.50 Al q yssar.
as against ssS494 for the year 1918.
The family with which TAG report
deals consists Of fve members, father,
mother, a girl Of ten and ta3e boys,
thirteen and six years old. Food costs
have increased Sl00 In a rear, L is re-
marked. The report is To be used as
basis for salary increases for labor
srs Ia the employ of the city. and his
,pecial reference to the street cleaning
department employees.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07
Europear, War Ne,vs

The fatsful decision OF the work
mems anti soldiers delegates to as
sumo control Of krunstadt, the great
fortress which defends Petrograd. was
carried by a vote of 2Io against 90.
Krunstatit Ii the main fortress guard
ing the capital and Is the main port Of
entry 10 the capital trom the Baltic
sea.
1talyss greas offensive already has
cost the Anstrians 100000 In killed.
wounded and missing, according 70
conservative estimates made at Rome.
Paris announced that Capt. George
Gaynesner. I,.est fatnous OF all French
army aSiators, hns brought down i've
more Gnrfaan airrlanes. two OF them
la one Nitrate. The captain has de-
| ssroyed a3 enemy machines.
The London war Office conn,uIlicsa-
| tlon says that British troops carried
l out d successful raid east OF Riche-
1 hoarg- il Asatle. Two German airplanes
4 were brought down and six others were
4 driven down cur ef control. Five Erit-
i ish machines are missing.
1 French troops captured a Gerinasl
pest north OF yacherauyille In the Yer,
i dun region, according tc an official an.
naunceinent issued hy the Paris wal
4 office. Two German attacks on the
Champagne front were repulscd.
Petrograd announces that Russian
q sailors of the Russian Black sea hesl
u nnitle d iandixg ut Gliyi. east of Sam
Il sun. on the Anatoiian coast, destroyed
8 the Turkish post there and burned {
store of SRI III md two large ssilboata
q Two other sssseis wese taken to Trehi
aond.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07

yowiag peoples rlle and claim
ing thar me Tentante nllies arc "stih
1sisgtsy la the raiglitfest nf Waras' Eiia~
Eeror Charles addressed the opening
at the retehstag ut Vienna, He al5ee*
tionateiy reeulted tbs sae,nary Of the
late Emperor Francis Jessph
4Ya5s
Az ustacial Telegram 10 Zurich. sisitz-
erinnd, from Budapest. says that En-
peref Charles has appasnteti Count .,fa'
Illus afldrassy premier Of Hungary.
The nfasiiian chamber passed tise
I iirat reading as the government meas
I-ssu resetstae Hgasis's neutrality IN the
| war between Germany md the United
/ States, The vote was iSs % 3,
Strikes or either measures TO isarat
I syaa production have been decided
upon In nanro than la0 of the iarges'
factories ii, Petrograsl. tiest OF Whici
Gre engaged In wnr work
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07
nruaalata and Liquor.

II the druggists of the state comply
with the Recommendations of the state
beard OF pharmacy after the iat OF
July the people who fear that there
liz a large opening In the liquor law
Will have their fears aitayed. The
state hoard recommends to the drug,
gists OF tho state that they simply
stay out OF the game" and not take
out tho liquor permits required under
the law. The position OF the state
pharmacy burdens upon the druggist
who takes out permit that there Is
nothing hut trouble to be gained by
the druggist. The circular also states
that many physicians are taking the
same position In regard to the per,
Eaits demanded of them II they care
to prescribe liquor and will not at.
tempt to secure the permits required
under the law.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07
state colleae Commencement.

slatu college hold isa thirtg-tlrst an
DUAL commencement eight days be-
fore schedule to permit gtuienss To
NO iaso productive work. The entire
student body 10 now either on farma
ar enrolled hi the officers training
eaanp. hi fact. so mara had already
left college for those purposes, that
naky y taw remainod to receive their
diplomas in person fsesa President ls
e. perlsha. sixty,threa recefYei de.
grass, 30 bachelors af science. : mas.
tegs of science, ana 10 pharmacy
graduates. The total fer Tho year in
all departments IS LA graduates. The
commencement address WAS given By
nr. Samuel Ayery. chancellor Of the
University nf Nebraska, while the ad.
dress to the graduates was delivered
by Regent I. w Dwight OF Sioux
Falls. Dean e. Il, brown presented
she classes to President Perisho. who
conferred tho degrees.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07
rho Town Mars Vacation.

Ia tip to townfolks; Take y.sur an.
nual vacation late in July and take
It In the harvest ftesds, snggests
ward A. Ostrander, farm management
demonstration Of State college exten-
sion division. The farmers will neess.
yeu, A better place To get rightfulls
tanned and office free would be hard
to flnd. Good grub, good nsgihta
sleep and the satisfaction that yoa
have done your bit viii make it worth.
while.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07
Weeds sre dangerous.

The food sunpis wsil be- reduced
this year more by weeds than. any.
thing else, warns ], q. fulton asso
ciate agronon,ist at State college. II
the world is hunssry mex car, the
weeds viii be largely 10 blame.
Weeds use sunshine and water, and
plant food Just as the crops use then,
and they are better & eluipped for get.
ting them. Weeds 30 SO successful
! In getting what u ~ need that Ia
!. spite OF ali we cal do against them
they frequently tafa the crop IN spite
pf all that we c,n do
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-07

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4 determined that vigorous prosecution
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-08-23
Death of Mr.. John w. Dennis.

Mr. Jno W Dennis, Sr, venerable
and respected citizen Of this place,
died at his home on West Main
street yesterday afternoon about 2
O'Clock altar a short illness from
pleurisy. Funeral services took
place at the home, conducted by the
Rev G I Harmon, assisted by Rev P
S McChesney. Interment was made
in the Williamsburg cemetery at II
O'Clock this morning.
Mr. Dennis was q veteran of the
war between the States. through
out which he served the Confeder-
acy we'll and faithfully.
He is survived by his wife and six
children: one daughter. Mrs Eva
Bunch, Messrs ] w, WS. w H, L S
and Oscar Dennis, all of this place.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-08-23

To RENT-One Bungalow on R R Ave.
containing four rooms 18 x 18 # with
10 # hallway; piazza 2l7 10 IT en-
circling entire building; lavatories in
every room; kitchen and dining room
joining. with bath room and fixtures;
water conveniences everywhere-no
water tax-two flowing wells; elegant
peaches, figs, pears and grapes; ser
wants house; two story barn and stable;
large fowl house; spacious, rich garden,
all bargain at $4,000 the month, pay
able monthly. with privilege of pur-
chase. Lot 21O 2lO ft, more or less.
Apply t. A M SNIDER, Kingstree, S G..
8-94t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-08-23
Contract to be Awarded

Notice is hereby given that on Satur-
day. September l, at 10 a. m,, at Mid
way schoolhouse. in Indian district, No
II, contract will be awarded for the
erection of new school building, to the
lowest competent bidder. Specifications
can be seen by applying to the under
signed Board of Trustees. We reserve
the right of accepting or rejecting any
bids rendered.
j T EADDY, Chairman,
EFT GAsKlNs, Secretary,
S-23-2t w E TANNER.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-08-23

We are sorry to report that Miss
Maud Sexton, of near town. is con-
fined to her bed again. She had
been indisposed with malaria and
was in town Sunday.
Mr. R B Matthews paid our office
a pleasant call while in town Mon.
day, en-route to his home at Zeb af'
ter spending a few DAYS at Lake City.
Mrs John Moore of Valdosta, Ga,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs w P McGill, Jr, returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs S S Moore and little girl of
Trenton, Fla, is visiting her sister.
in-law, Mrs w P McGill, of Cades.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-08-23

The bankrupt stock of R w Lewis,
including furniture and fixtures, was
sold to the Peoples Mercantile Co
Monday by R K Wallace, Esq, trus-
tee. for $4,000.