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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13

The Board of Registrars for this
County is still busy working on the
names that were registered in Sumter
county. All the registration cards are
being arranged alphabetically and q
triple list will be made of these names.
One Of these lists will be posted in a
place, another will be
turned over to the publisher for pub.
with the Clerk Of Court. When 1t is
remembered that 3.12S people regis
tered in Sumter county, it is not sur
prising that the above lists will not
be completed for several days.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13
HELP THE KIDNEYS.
Sumter Readers Are Learning the
Way.

It's the little kidney ills
The lame, weak or aching back
The unnoticed bladder disorders
That may lead to dropsy and
Bright's disease.
When the kidneys are weak.
Help them with Doan's Kidney
Pills,
remedy especially for weak kid
neys.
Doan's have been used in kidney
troubles for so years.
Endorsed by $4,000 people--endors-
ed at home.
Proof in this Sumter woman's state
ment: -.
Mrs. c. H. waddell, III Kendrick
St.. Sumter, says: II had dull pains
in the small of my back, head
aches and dizzy spells. My kid
ney secretions passed too freely. cAus.
ing me great annoyance. When
heard about Doans Kidney Pills.
used them and they relieved all the
ailments"
Price 50c., at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Waddell had. Foster -Miiburn.
Co., Props, Buffalo, Ny. (Ssl
(Advertisement.) -,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13

The City School Board has made ar
rangements to have Miss Lewis, the
domestic science teacher in the COL
ored schools of Sumter, teach the col
ored women and girls of this city how
to preserve foodstuffs. Daily DEM
onstrations will be given In the do
mestic science kitchen at the Lincoln
School on Council street and all the
cOlOred women of the city are in
vited to be present. Miss Lewis will
also render any assistance needed al
the homes of those who request hey
aid.
This work will begin July 1. 1t has
been suggested that all the house
keepers Of the city arrange to send
their servants to these demonstrations
Suitable hours for everyone can be
arranged after all those who intend
taking this course have made known
their purpose.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13
Election OF Teachers.

At a recent meeting Of the City
Board of Education the following
teachers were elected for the session
Of 1917-1S:
Principals and Special Teachers
Miss +. w. Mclean. l.. c. Noise. o.
l.. Long, Miss Julia Obenschain, Miss
Eudora Kirk, Miss Elizabeth White,
J. B. Duffie.
Teachers in the Primary. Grammar
and High Schools-Miss M. G. Randle,
Miss Mary S. McCauley. Miss I. w.
Penny, Miss Abbie Bryan, Miss Flor
ence Obenschain, Miss Edmonia Gar
rett. Mrs. M. b. Warren, Miss Olive
Williams, Miss Mary Robinson, Miss
Marie Michaux, Miss Clara Jordan,
Miss Sophia Brunson, Miss Louise
Carson, Miss I. H. McNally, Miss
Lydia Richardson, Miss Beulah VIII
son, Miss Adele Pitts, Miss Mary
Nash, Miss Ruth Harrington, Miss
Cora Anderson, Miss Leila Robinson,
Miss Sue Stoll.> Miss E. A. Wilson,
Miss L. c. McLaurin, Miss E. S.
Hepburn, Miss Katherine Moses. n.
D. Whisonant, Miss Celeste Hughson.
All of the teachers whose names ap-
pear above have taught in the schools
before with the exception Of Misses
Abbie Bryan and Hughson.
Both of these young ladies have
had a number of years of very suo-
cessful experience as teachers I'm the
primary department Of the public
schools of the State,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13
ROBBERY AT DALzELL.

Store Of @. J. Gaillard and Depot
Broken Ol,cn and Mule Stolen from
Aar. Dolly.
This morning when Mr.. Chas ].
Gaillard, Of Dalzell, went down to
open up his store he found that
sometime during the night thief had
entered and made away with a con.
siderable amount Of goods. Entrance
vas obtained by breaking the glass
front Of the store.
1t Is impossible to state the exact
amount stolen. but. besides a quantity
II clothing, one pair Of gun metal
md two pair Of patent leather Hunt
Club shoes were taken. What was
probably the thiefs greatest mistake
however, was his stealing some cash
, rom the postoffice which was locat.
ID In Mr. Gaillard's store. Though
, 'nly about two dollars were taken.
this constitutes a serious offence
against the government which will
certainly be severely punished If the
thief is apprehended.
But the thief did not stop with this
,ne store. He proceeded to the de-.
rot. which he succeeded in breaking
nto and took away a suit case filled
with clothing. An attempt was also
made to force an entrance into the
store Of Mr.. Brogdon but this ar
,empt was unsuccessful. After gath
,ring all the plunder that he could
carry away. the thief proceeded tc
borrow mule belongin. to Mr.. Dolby
and. up to this time, has neglected to
return 1t.
The parties interested In catching
he thief Immediately telcgraphed to
Columbia for the bloodhounds which
will arrive at Dalzell today and be
put on the trail.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13
Lee County Red Cross Organized.

In response 70 the call for Red
Cross organization. as announced in
the churches Sunday, there was good
turnut Of women, children and men
in the court house Wednesday evening.
All seemed enthusiastic and deeply in
terested in the proposed work Of as
sisting and supplementing the work of
the regular organization. Prof. Scott
acted as chairman and stated the OBJ
jcct of the meeting, and was followed
by Rev. G.. p. Watson, who spoke
for short while on the opportunities
offered for assisting in this work of
love and mercy.
committee was appointed to can
vass the town this week and urge
every man, woman and child to join
The people Of the county are urged to
join the chapter that is nearest them
Lynchburg has already organized and
other chapters will be organized IN
various sections Of the county.
Application will be made at once tC
headquarters at Washington for &
charter for the Bishopville chapter
Bishopville Vindicator.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13
A MUSICAL COMEDY.
Winthrop Daughters Planning to Give
Entertainment.


Entertainment.
The Sumter chapter of Winthrop
Daughters will present In about two
weeks Carmena or the Girl and the
Soldier. a military musical comedy
opera In two acts. under the direction
of Mr.. Albert L. Baker. Mr.. Baker
has most successfully presented this
musical in Spartanburg and Gastonia
recently.
Committee which have been ap-
pointed by Mrs. Louis II. Williamson
are as follows:
The General Committee: Mrs. l.. X.
Williamson. chairman; Miss Adele
Pitts. Miss Roberta Williamson.
Publicity Committee: Miss Mar
garet Chcyne, Chairman; Mrs. Geo. l..
Kicker, Miss Sarah Edmunds.
Decoration Committee: Miss Lin.
ME -McLaurin. chairman; Miss Cor
nelia McLaurin. Mrs. Yates Yeadon,
Miss Anna Brown.
Advertising Committee: Miss Su-
sic Dick. chairman; Miss Bessie Walsh
Miss Lucille Randle. Mrs. II. w. Hardy
Ticket Committee: Mrs. ]. E
King. chairman; Miss Bessie Hood
Miss Mary AIDA Booth. Miss Cora
Duffie. Miss Rose Cheyne. Miss Min
ME DeLorme.
Costume Committee: Miss Lily
Gregg. chairman; Mrs. Harry Parker
Mrs. w. Il. Mills. Mrs. ID. II. Mccall.
lum.
The little girls who are to act a.
| Lilliputians are requested to meet a
o'clock on Monday afternoon, at thu
home OF Miss Roberta Williamson OF
21S w. Calhoun street. All the mer
who have been asked to take part will
meet at the same place at 6 o'clock
The entire caste including choruses
except the Lilliputians will meet a
the Girls High School at $50 o'clocl
Monday evening.
Chairmen OF committees are re
Iquested to communicate with mem
bers Of their committee and report 4
Mrs. Louis Williamson at once.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13

Commencement exercises of Con-
verse and Wofford colleges at Spar
tanburg, were held this week. Thir-
ty-four young ladies were grt duated
from Converse and sixty-five men re-
ceived degrees from Wofford.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13

The commandment OF the National
Leasue for woman's Service. Mrs. J.
II. sumter. bess all members OF
units to meet promptly at auditorium
Of girls high school tomorrow. Tues
day afternoon. at 6 O'Clock. a meet.
ins Of interest is promised.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13

The half doZer members Of the
National Guard who have been doing
guard duty at Remini, passed through
the city Saturday on their way to
Columbia,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13
Railroad Receivers Dismissed.

Chicago. June 11.--Federal District
Judge Carpenter today ordered that
the receivership Of the Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific railway bc dis
continued.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13
FRUIT SHIP REQUISITIONED.
Ship May bc Used as TRANSPORT

An Atlantic Port, June 1.-THE
United Fruit Co, has been notified
that one Of it's steamers discharging
cargo here has been requisitioned bv
the government. 1t will probably be
used as transport.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13

CLASS what was expected of them aft
'hey left school, stating that Il
School had traditions which must
upheld and standards which e.,
graduate was expected to attain
Ihe graduating class, of forty-fo
ooys and girls was then presented wi,
Those in the graduatir
class were:
TOra Bagnal,
Robert Beaumont.
Clara Ruby Benbow,
Margaret McFaddin Blanding.
Anthony Kennedy Bowman.
Peyton Graham Bowman,
Thomas B. Boyle.
lola Mae Britton,
Lucille Fladger Brunson.
Mary Elizabeth Brunson
Dorothy Marietta Burns,
Gladys Augusta Chandler,
Marguerite Chandler,
Annie Norman Churchill,
Frances Nettles DeLorme,
Carolina Virginia Dick,
James Mcdowell Dick,
Marion A. DuRant,
Samuel Howard Jones,
Marjorie Herbert Kennedy,
Lawrence E., Kirven,
Thomas j. Kirven,
Carrie Fuller Marshall,
Charles w. McGrew,
Robert Sidney Mellette,
Jane Baxter Miller.
Dorita Cecilia Noise,
Bessie Law Nash,
Rubye Randolph Oliver,
Myrtle Mary Pace,
Emma Bradley Pinckney,
Edward Minis Pitts,
Rose Marie Price,,
Leonard Eugene Purdy,
Marian Rs,ffield.
Grace Reynolds,
Caroline Preston Richardson,
Nancy Burchell Richardson,
Samuel Sanders,
d. Charles Shaw, Jr.,
Minnie Adele Smith,
Mary Kathryn Stubbs,
William Henry Thomas,
Meona Frances Walker.
STATE Diplomas.
All the graduates who had a
many as fourteen units to their cred
were awarded State High Schoc
diplomas. Those who received sue
diplomas were:
Tora Bagnal,
Robert Beaumont,
Margaret McFaddin Blanding,
Anthony Kennedy Bowman,
Peyton Graham Bowman,
Thomas B. Boyle,
Mary Elizabeth Brunson
Dorothy Marietta Burns,
Annie Norman Churchill.
Frances Nettles DeLorme,
Carolina Virginia Dick,
James Mcdowell Dick,
Marion A. DuRant,
Samuel Howard Jones,
Carrie Fuller Marshall,
Robert Sidney Mellette.
Dorita Cecilia Noise,
Bessie Law Mash.
Myrtle Mary Pace,
Emma Bradley Pinckney,
Edward Minis Pitts,
Rose Marie Price,
Leonard Eugene Purdy.
Marian Raffield.
Grace Reynolds,
Caroline Preston Richardson,
Nancy Burchell Richardson,
Samuel Sanders,
u. Charles Shaw, Jr.,
Mary Kathryn Stubs.
William Henry Thomas,
Mr. Mark Reynolds announced tina
he winner Of the defamation meda
vas Mr.. Eugene Purdy. This an
which was kept until tn
ast, was greeted with continued ar
clause from the entire audience
that they were in accord wit
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-06-13

class for this token of appreciation
and confidence.
Hampton Lewis. the faithful janitor
of the school for twenty-thrce years,
was as usual, allowed the honor of
placing upon the State the forty-rour
diplomas which were to be presented
to the graduating class. He caused
much merriment by making a short
speech to the class while upon the
stage.
Before DR.. Edmunds began to de-
liver the diplomas, he made a short
talk upon the school system of the
city which is constantly being i'm
proved. He thanked the pupils
teachers and trustees for their CO.
operation during the past year and
stated that he had not called upon q
single person for any service which
had not been performed. The city
schools arc more and more becomina
a community centre and in the las
year, i'm all their varied activities, tn,
schools have been more successfu
than ever before. A glowing tribut,
was paid to Mr., Richardson, VIII,
rendered faithful service to tn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
G a 8 T O RIA
(92. SortIebiina.)

(92. SortleBung)
syh ipitbte, oaB ein geriebener Der.
BREEDER Elm 70 tpihtiees @elDeiSltiid
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leuhten.
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fiibreil, begonn CT pieoer; er braltbte
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mar entIhloiien iitb 9rDsoales oiI.
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leoiecu IN Der feiten lleber5eugllng,
bah er III oieiem Sale felbit sSrdltlein
GTouoou gelpinuen pilrDe. g8as iA,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

fiigte er nndoenflicb bin5lt nod oenl,
mas sic mir BON ibnl er50blt boben,
feinesDegs fir immoglib boltel
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fldren. @r iiebt, oaB er oieie @rfl6.
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nit 0elroD our Staot, oieier er56blt
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9leiuer 8rNoll, beuerfte if.
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ipie mogli6 nah Gogernere 5uriid iuto
enttDirft ieinen Blan @r ibreibt oas
@riefben
glber Sie boben feinen felten @e.
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crtpioerte:
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0eS @illettS pergleiden ipollen, tDer-
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oie Sonol6rift erdulein GroDoons
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

Spfer tot i'll, bebor er ans Gnoe 0es
Steges gebt lin oas Salsbano oit bo'
len.
SD IHalloerte; id fonnte i'm mir
toritellen, tpie er ii1 NIT idredli1em
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nirfIi1 elm &iinitler in ieinem Sa6e
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5l genieBen.
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cas- Solsbano, mirft ooS 5l1ihhen
peg rnO gebt ipobrideinlid ans 8ai.
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i6en.
g}abm er pobl 6as Solsbano NIT
iid] ms Smls2 fragte id.
gtein, iagte @oofreD beltimnlt. @r
bate feinen @runO, Oieies BogniS
ouf iib 81 nebnien. Gr bate ieoen-
falls i6on am gSa1mittag ein liheres
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bales &einfebr.
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treten bort, ninmt er Die 9riefe, Die
CT i6on oin 9lo1nlfttag gei1rie6eu,
in Sic &auo mo gebt bimmter. Sier.
bel begebt CT Den gr6Bten 6ebler @r
oenft bielleid6t mlr nit Der 2auopo.
li5ei mir nit Sertcn bonn S6lagc
Sefielbouers rednen 81 niiiiien n
elaibt. er ntiIiie oaS WlnB boil mo-
helL er f0une gar ui1t aeuug gepeiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

ter Drpsooles 9opiercn Gins beridaf.
fen. @obrideinlih lit er in Sdlihutt.
gen ebenio benanoert ipie aitf anoeren
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5u ieiuem 8enoe5bois er gebt friib
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8mei ailnItIer 9InciSOtcn.

SSn ser 3eitic6riit n&unit unO
0initlcr~ leicn mir Die iol9enoen
glnetooien: Ter @ott mo Oie 9irne.
@eorgc Wloore er5dblt BON 0e9aS:
Gines Sages begcgnete i@ i6m in Der
9hte 6e @}au6eu9c sd bu6's~
iootc er lm0 mar iiberroibt, ais id
i'm iroGtc: gSos2 @roBe @goiiten
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beiwditgt. SIN, Den Sltpiter, ielbit.
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ia 0od, elm 6iBGeh lan9weiIig eiiI
Supiter mit 6uishgen @rauen un0
cincm Tofmcrtcil in ser NonO 0a-
lrebeu 6ing cine 9irue. Sd fannte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

SSaiuobl IT bic onoeren iin6 oriiL
crpioerte er ino pieS ouf cine Cir.
@lIt - id babe einen ianlolen
Sang fir oid.
SimmonOs' @eiibt Itroblte.
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& Gen groBten Sang felt lan0er Belt.
glber erillnere DID imieres Nunoes:
oIr ocn 9flbm mir Die &onordr3eilen.
aein 8ort ooOon Dor TugeSonbrud,
81 feinem Y1eniben iei's, iper es
lpollel
9tatiirlic6 ui6t notiirli1 ni6t,
ltinnlte Silnuonos at uno rieb iid
ole @dnoc lin mns bonoclt es li19
'h &oit on BON Dem Wtoro llno 9lallb
inn 4elroDihen Snitogut bel 9obplp
Igeleieh2
geipiB; iie bobeit oen Waor-
Der ibon inn @efdngnis.
9aein iie baben ibn nid)t, CAB Sob.
freD i6arf 6uriid. g8ir uer6en ibn
in bohitens 5pan5ig WGuiiten bier
bdben.
Simmonos Job ibn eritoltnt an.
Mdre oos elm Sang iagte er. @iIt
You oeineS W2anneS iiber?
Sooli1er; aber bore, Gimmonog,
ih babe feine 3eit, Dir bic gauge @e-
icbidte lett 5it er5dblen; iH gebe Dir
icoo1 nlcin Mort, ouB id getpeiIe
babe, oic ocn &onn cines 9laubeS uno
cincS TT mcmt nid)t 3peier II Wtoroe
iiberfiibrcn. @esliigt oaS?
SSatpobl, ontportcte Ghnmonos
ougeublidliH. Sieroltf offnete er cine
S6ublaoe lmo nobn einen 9feoolper
iopie ein poar SonoiAellen berauS.
@ut 9timm piellei1t lieber audi
cine 2ntcrne nitl
@lnibit ou2
@r nobnt cine fleiue @lenoloterne
bon einen @onobrett beruuter, oiin-
oetc iie on itn0 itedte iie in ole Eoi1e.
SD bin 6ereit. @diiien mir ipeit
leben2
9ieiu; aerooc iiber Die straBe bin.
iiber.
...... (SAIub fol0s.) H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

geGen fein Spfer anbGiifen. Qnber
reiBt ,er i'm 8oriibergeben ben &nopt
bon DrDsoales Hegenrnontel ab. "
@r febrt 6ur Salle 3itriid ino I'M
terbdlt iirb nit 0elrop; bas @eipitter
tobt, itnO Der jilnee Graham itiirmt
berein. Sie ellen gum 2onounes-
plat, filien neben Der 2eibe rieoer,
iudet nod nod 9ln5eiben BON 2ebeu
ino ~ Erentoine idulggelt geipanot
ben 9nopf in oes Gotten 9ano. IaS
lit, mein lieber Setter, tpie icb CLAUDE,
Gle gauge @ei1ibte.
SD iiberlegte mir nod eiilmal BEN
gan5en Sergaug uno mar eir tUeiHg
entt1uiHt.
sic miro ridtig iein iaete id, iie
iheint Sano uno Sub 81 babeu gIber
i6lieBlih lit oob feline Spllr ciues
nireften 9epeiies oorbanoen. @ie
f0nnen mir ben @eribtsbof iiber3eu,
gen, bob Srenaine pirfliA all oieS
9etan bat9
@oofreD blies eineti groBen glat6'
ring aiif Die HoIiter oes gegenilberlie.
genoen Hlabes.
SD gebe gu, iogte er, bob mir bis
ictt feinen oireften @epeis gegen
Sremoine in Der Sono boben; eS fam
iein, ooB oieieS gon5e @ebduoe bon
meinen glugen 5iiammenitiir5en miro.
glber itb CLAUDE es nicbt. SD CLAUDE,
oaB mir in elmer Stlnoe i'm @eiitc
cineS pirfli6en unbeitreitbaren Sc,
lpeisihides iein iperoen, Oas alles an
here oiIftpdgeu miro.
g9as meinen Sic 0omit? fragte td.
@r ponote iib nit ieinem ionoer.
boren 2eiHten in ieinen gltlgen an
mid, oos idl ihon elm. ooer 5peinoI
5lDor geieben bate
0os Solsbnno, antiportete cr.