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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-09-05
1rer, bberDeoe og inorunereoe Mpn0
i 5laaoens Reierneftprfe og Marit1e-
fnrpfets ge{erpe me0eus be er / Be

5rer, bberpe6e og irorllHere6e MRnn
/ 5laaoel1s Referneftnrfe og Mari1e-
fprpfets Neierbe, me6e,1s be er 81
Joreneoe Staters Eiene{te, fanut oi.
piomatiffe Heprnfel1tanter, Ambas.
fnoerer og 5efretnrer beo ambasfa-
.0erne, 2egationerne. geuernIfonil-
Ter, gicefoniuler og aoniularnge1,ter
for fre,nme6e 2ar1be, fom mi opbol.
Der fig Be 5orenebe stater, men
life er Borgere ai 2a,loet.
Gn Dag for @egiitrering ! gerrito,
rierne alnifa, Saluaii og Horto Rico
piI hipe befternt ienere Rrof1ana.
tioner.
@nibington Sen Site aug. @ene,
ralprofos gronber regneoe. ioag, al
t2,778. 758 Menb biloe regiitrere
t2te September unber ben npe
anosfraftloD. Ste Su,1i 1917 blep
Ser regiitreret 9,5s6, 500. Set a1.
tal, Der bentes regiltreret | bber
5tat, tnbbeiatfer aonfas, 200, ,413;
Wiebiga,1, 498, ,955; Minnefota,
296, ,856; Oregon, 84,404; Nor1b
gafota, 87,929, soutb 3afota, IL.
.t79; 8isconiin, 326.377. s
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ammnnitipns .Ar6fioere Il!


abnsfOrbbielfe. Waibinaton ben 2s.
Anguit. Zen nntionnle arigsarbei.
oerfoumisfion ofgaD ioag aien6elie /
Striben meIIen, GO, 900 arbeioere oa
be 66 Gabrifer annlllnitionsinou.
ftrien og befIneteoe s3l1bnftrier /
Bridgeport, Conn. aien6elfen giper
ale Arbeioere, Der bnr minore END
78c aimen, 26nstiII iIIae, foitfatter en
Wimbledon at 42c 9imen for ollie
ntnnolige arbeioere, bbaoenten ssag.
orbei0ere eller lite, bee e ii aor eI-
Ter mere giber s ainlers arbei6so1
inlIe 5obriter i Briogeporf, faitiIaar
aetten III at affor6ere fan,let % at
lntte iig til Gogforeninser. Der Be.
iternmes osinn al apinoer Ser lib.
fbrer iamHre Arbeioe iom Mnao. fnl
bnbe inmme 9etalins.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-09-05

SHIuH9eE DeteN 1daBeH lglef1llela.
Ga. 200 5nnger bleb fsiet til Sc
alnerifanife @uiters Bptte bette
gtrag iong.
sg9aeo Amerifo fonerne i Jranfrige,
30te aug lgiat lMf 5ranf s.
aapler). Otter & 8 gombaroen,ent
meo fpart ArtiHeri % Minenuper-
fers anereb tuit snianteri amcrifm-
ife gefter gogeierne irnorges Get
tpffe artilleri fif e,1 amerifanIf gug-
out til at ranlIe bborpeo begrape-
oes II Mano men oe frabbeoe uo
/ betios til at ilan tiilbage ben tpife
Yatrl,Iie. Be tiIfeiebe oe nuner1F
operlegne gpifere betDoelige Eab.
Meoens en- amerdanff ntrulie fore.
tog en- stefognolrtring, blep ben be-
Ifuot meo @nsgrnnnter. Npn6ens
faiteoe iie til Sor6ei1 % penteoe, ino-
til 8ombarOrmeatet bnboe opbsrt og
@osfen bapoe trulfet iig bort. ge
ifar fig berpon sieunen fire Yiy.
tranogforbinoriiaer % iprnngte i
2uften en- @aspbferpations mes
@rnnafer.
S WoeDreaffnittet bliDer tpffe Wan.
ifi,,gperifp ptteres sog snigifDttere me.
re pirfiomn1e.
gn an1erifa,rT 5lDper, Der iaa ct
tpf aeroplan nngribe en- franif gal-
Ion; lneoeus fer ar6re Maner fl6I
bsiere I aa1ften, iageoe glngriberne
paa Giugt og rehbebe BaIIonen.
Bafbington Sen 3bie Sept. 9ior-
oe,1for slisne pe0bliber annerifanife
9ropper at malleere trpbs frGftig
tpf Mooitauo lneIote General Ser.
fling til arlgsoepartementet be,,
2ben septernber. 2a,1bsbpen Eernp-
5ernp er blebet tnget tilIigemeb 11n.
ften 600 Janger, 70 itore aanoner %
70 WaIfingenRrer.
Meo Be anierifanife Gropper /
6ranfrige, 3oie 5ept. (slf Grauf
$ aaplor). anIerifnnffe JIppere bar
faitet to Cons Bomber poa tDfe nri-
litare MaaI sluoun le Roman oa
2nngupon. Sc TO Glpbenfbelinger
be11ote tilbage / 8ebolo. Ere fienbt-
lIge NeaTiner bfep bragt ,,eo af ame-
rifallife Jlgpereh u fer ann1pe q gai-
tell. 9pife Hpnsbe aItere, oer fnrieas
te At angifDs I'M iffdliIe sitIIinger,s
bIep nfpin
gget Mrtineripirfi fion1beo melbes
Woebre- og gogeferaffuittene. Nor-
be,tior goul bleD en- tDif Batruliie,
oer Iaa 9agbolb, opoaget og orepet
bort neo Tab.
r .sl.iieren foribger eienfDnlig at
britge i'm lumffe Yropaganoa fige
i,ri' be anerifanife 2ebegrane1 men
.forgiebes. grelnplarer al uNmeriea
in europe, ct 8ropnganbaeirfulpre
trpft til nGorbel" for Amerifanerc,
blep taitet oper De amerifanife 2inisr
af tpife GlDpere. Sfriftet iubebolot
oe banIige Iatterlige grnaringer Be.
regnet paa at bite 1piflarros llifp.,
bigbeo r 4rigen og ibiotiife angrso
paa BritHerne. Sele affpren more
be Danfeerne, ipecielt 9pifernes 1or-
ieg pan at brltge amerifanR
Slang:
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j. 800. 800. Grnrrnr nnntt.
9apiupob % II anbre bsmt til 20
Mars Geusiel og $40, 900 / 8aber.
Gagfbrerne forbereber Mppel.

Gbicago Den Bite Slug. Wil-
liam @aptpooo og SO anore S. 8.
M., Ser fanotes ifDloige / aonplot
ON, at binbre 4rigsprogrann1et, BOZ
bes '-GengfeI ber ioag, 1neoens De-,
res Mbpofater ubarbeioer en- 4ppc!,
Der er De bpente Meubs iiblte Saab
! om at unoeoa Sort 2eapentportb.
Geoeralbonmer 2anbis afiag6c
tent igoar Dortme rangerenhe fra
90 Mars Dpngiel og $4,000 / 8s.
Der for Saptpooo og IA anore anfla-
geoe til 10 Gages 5engiel for to
andre. Manoene piI blipe >boIot i
Chicago efter Orbre af 2anois til
Grebag, bporefter be bill blibe- fprt til
2eapenportb. Deres 46bofater be-
fienbtgior6e, at be paa Eirsbag pil
ipge ben feoerale Appelret om en- Dr.
ore for gpbepelfe al Dou1nlen for
E5erbdd At bdiers U Z eH & foaiiisl sptI f
ipecielt aog ffnloe fsrt Daproene t
Jengiel igaardftes, men 2anois 1lo-
iatte 6eres Mfreiie for at tillaoe be-
reg 9lobofater at tage Sfribt til ZIP,
pei.
Sc anflageoe blep ialt ibe1r1t 8O7
Mar og 20 Cages Strafarbei6e %.
So, 100000 i 8poer. SIR Dom1ner
9anois affagoe Rommen gap ban CT,
lengere Operligt oper 8epiierne-
San erflerebe, at Der life ppr nogell
Maaoe at fomme bort fra oen aien-
belle, ssaurDen bubbe gipet.
>On1tre,1t alle De a1rflagebe bprte
Dommen n1eo -itoiif &o &aDlpopo.
gift itille bort, 6a ban berte lin Sfigb.
ne. 5enere ertlereoe ban, at bans
organizations 8eitrebelfer lite bill
nappes, foroi ONT ban eri JRngiel
$ 8aggrun6en al 8etsfaten-bprtc
40 anitoer, oe oeutes Suitruer og
@iereiter, meo Sfref Sc affagte
9omme. Ser blep ingen Dpltu0S
bIanbt~ benz, ba oeres Menoz blep
fert bort fra ben f6oerale Bpgning
i Bolitibogne. Senere fit ollie Sop
til at pare Is Minater Iammen a,eo
De ben1te ct 6ertil anbiit 8prelfe.
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&fyiHtrPrtn
0eueralprofos gropber giner enbel
Gplbsninger Sorbinbeiie meo
Megiitrcringen ben 12te Sept,

@afbn1gton ben 35ie Sept. u9e
og Sc alene bar Gorpligtelien paa
Gem til at paste paa, at Ceres Hesi.
itreringsfort oroentlig uofplbt er /
Ceres 2ofaIfommisiions &enoer paa
eller fsr 8egiItreringsbagen.
Denne Moparfel blep gibet ibag af
@eneraIprofos Grotpber til Mpnb.
Der benter at bore fraperenbe fra fin
2ofaIfommisiions Surisoiftion t2te
Sept, ben Gag, Der er iat for Negi.
itrering timber ben nDe Manosfraft-
Sob. @
Sbereneite aofalfommisiion bar en-
6oripning al Negiitreringsiebe
for 6enl, ber maatte bore borte paa
8egiitreringsbagen. Sbis 2ofalfo,f1-
misiionens aoresie life fienoes, Tan
aortet noresieret til Mnporen. / 9il-
iRl6e Ceres &iemite0 er en- 9D nleo
30, 900 nabnagere eIIer mere eIIer
til gIeri'ef1 gountpet, g1eiisbc bcoe,i
eller Hgnen6e grganiiation, bDis De-
res 9iemIteo er en- gD n1eo n1inbre
eno 10000 Snobpggere, eller til
gountD-G Glerf'en i oet County, bpor
Ceres gountp benbsrer iretslig Sen.
ieen6e, j 9ilfploe bet life bar ,,ogen
slomi,,iftrqtio Organization. Sc
Berfoner, oer mobtager aortene, bill
ien6e Dem bioere til De rette 2ofaI.
commissioned. en aonbolut 1Hee Sc.
res egen aoresfe % Jrimarfe paa
bliroe beolRgges Gereg Reeiitre.
ringsfort for Ceres Negiitreringscer-
tififat.
Yerfoner, Der life er fritaeet for
Negiitrering, men er borte fra fine
Siem ! Srpningsleire, % Herioner,
Ser er i 5foler, Colleges og andre
Iignen6e Snititutioner, bill blipe be.
banolet iom fraparenbe og buroe res
giitrere fou1 foreffreDet for irabn-
rer1oe.
Jor at gisre bet befben1t for Hige
Berfoner er Sc 2ofnIfommisiioner,
Der bar Slirisoiftio,r lige Diftrif,
ter, berpnbiget til at uonRpne en-
fonpetent 9erfon til at bebione Re.
giitreringsfortene for uoenforboenbe
i ilige Snititutioner (nen life til at
ffaffe Regiitrerings seertififater eller
at regiftrere Tige Berfoner) % at
ifaffe ct tiIitrnffeligt antal aort for
at SIRE bette.
Gig Regiitrering n1aa gieres /
1ioe, faa faaOanue gerioner tan fen.
be fine Sort til De aotaIf aIfomnisiioner,
Der bar Surisoiftion oDer set Diitriff,
bpor be bar tit fafte 0pboI6siteo.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-09-05
aranprinIesien af sian,. gict

aoIlIu-
rio, 8. g., 30te Aug. aronprinles.
len af sianl, Der refer infosHito, an.
fom til gictoria me0 en iapnnif Gam
per igaar, 1T man 1bre ioag Prin.
fasfen, Der fal0er iig 4ertuginoe Bin.
Iil.Iof, refer for I'm SeIbreos 9fpI6
og bill tose en- anr siennem oe fana.
bite Bper.
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Soba Sohaiea af ariiiiaBia spsln
mefIub fatte forleoen no iiorif 81
foro / 500 Meters Cumming n,eo
1857. gernersreforben er 7.56.S
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.A11tprfi,a1tprttr.
Gen. Heribing meIber, at Amerifa,
nerHe e rpffet freu, % bar tn
get to bunbrtbe 6anser.

Amerifanerne boi6er It bigtigt Ai,
init Nprbbeit for gbabigng.
| MmerithHerne Stalieu.
Balbington ben 29oe slug. @enes
raj 8erfbing 1nelote ibag, at franife
og omertfonife .5tDrfer baboe rpffet
fre1u til Sernbanen pefenfor Supignp
og taget 200 Sanger Dnsbog.
rNorbenfor Misne rpffeoe bore
Eropper fanlmen lneo frantic frem til
SSernbanen beitenfor sSl1pignp og toe
200 Sanger. Gangs 8esle nebte 10,
fnle fieubtIige angreb bore ubIiggen.
De Detacbenenter ga5oebes og Jis-
nnette til at treffe Jig tilbage II
Meb De a1nerifnnlfe Mrmeer i
Granfrigez 29be Mug. (af Greo g.
8erguior3. Mmerifanffe 1ropper /
General Mangins arme boloer ct
bigtigt 4finit Norbpeit for gbabis.
M tire Mail noroenfor 9oisfonsi.
Geres fgrite Sanmeniteo meo 8o-
eberue bar Ell lofaI 0peratio,u, bpori
oct lpffeoes Dem at tage flere Ga11-
ger. st tDf Mooangreb bleD fulo-
7tnnoig forpurret.. slmerifanf ar-
tilleri bon1baroerebe fienbtlige 9th
linger belle geattel1.
Beneoig 6en 29be Mug,. st au1eri.
fanf @esiment, Der tienItgier pcb ben
|italienife 5ront, bar 8pens @iaiter
igaar. Officererne bIeo mo6taget i
Maaobuiet. st Muiifforps / @onoo.
Her paa ben itore aanal ipilleoe an1e-
rifanffe og itnIienffe Gabrelanos,
fnnge.
Meb 6e amerifnnife 4r1neer j
5ranfrige, 296e slug. (4f Greb g.
6ergufon.) Sen @nffe IofaIe Ope-
rationer, Ser blep beapnot al begge
9ioer, bar babt tilfblge boIbiom
aanp langs 9esle. Dber 100 Ep.
I ifere er taget tilfanee-
Mmerifanf Mrtiueri Der orbeibeoe
paa anbent GeH, fafteoe @ranater
mob EDFerne iaaaraftes. aanel,.
gffiinlterre np1pite 6aen fprtg oDprifpeoe
geatbinmel f
ct Mooangreb moo Mmerifauerne
tent igaar Gftermiobag falot iammen
fnlofanoig n1,oer polofom artilleri-
og Mitralibieilo. =
Baris ben 29ee alug. MmerifanIfe
s5Ipbere braate ne3 20 tnIfe Bloner
6e to fgr1te l1aer / gluaust GA aioroe
Oct 1naaife af me6 II au6re, Tiger
v8etit 8ariIien" ioag. S famine
Si6srnm foretog be 964 sSIDbr1inger,
oeltog 81 aan1pe og Hop neb II 600
N1no Bomber - -
Weeo De an1erifan]fe grn,eer i
Jranfrige, 29oe aue. (Mf Jranf 5.
gaplor). On omerifnn}f sSIppeafoe-
Ting, rs sSIpbere 5tprf, braate neo
% .iienotfige MeropIaner oa en- Bal.
lon / 2ebet al Sali foruoen uoffieielt
18 anore Meroploner, bfeb Der off.
eielt befienotglort i6ag.
MfoeIiuaen fipmbeoe ia 9nn1p,.
ioretog 131 aamppatrlIierineer og
flbi 2,017 9ilaer, bporaf 1906 bar
aantpflpoeture og De andre grpD.:,
flDoninser. Salt blep Der foretagct
$40 5lpoeture. ,...s~. r
st fienotligt YMeroplan, Ser anareb
en- omerifanif 8allon igaar, 5Iep
sItror ifuot neo. .-.e
On ou,erifaulf 8otruIie beitaoenoe
al en- officer "a IS W3enioe omrir.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-09-05

Maior Miee ffal bebanbles for
8asfprgift,1ing. Sra 8aibington te-
1egraferer st. 8aul 9ioneer 9reis"
aorreiponbent ben 29oe gug.:: Ma-
ior guibman 81. Slice at :. 8oreneoe
staters Glpbepaien, Der nplig beisgte
ct. SAUL og Winneapolis, fal ms.
1ngges paa @alter sfeeo SoipitaI ber
i1norgen for at beba,1oles for @asfor-
giftning, fom ban fit / 5lanoern
ipuar. - Y. : 6
0berit @illian, S. Mapo, Rocbes-
ter, Min11., % en- gel an6re Speeial-
liter @eueralfirurgens @ontor pil
forene fin Dpgtigbeo / at fi11oe en- eff
feftip Metbooe for 8efienpelfe al
girfningerne at @as Gnaf be cling,
Der bill blibe prebet, ct 0loooberfs-
ring.
Otter en- grunbig unoeriggelie bleb
Maior @ice ioag ,lnoerrettet ON, at
ban bar lige gbancer.
8or Ambdsfab1r III storbritan.
nien niger afffeb. Wnfbington ben
27be Aug. Amerifnnif An1basiabar.
til 2onoon BaIter 8ines 9age bar
taaet Afffeo fra jim stiuing of Gor-
.retnings sgrun6e 90 paagrunb al Spg-
Dom. San bi1 itrar belroe filbage ber
til 2anoet. Cans GfterfpIeer er
eaoni life ubnabnt,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-01-23
GOLF LINKS AS A LAW COURT
Some Important Cases Have Been Set.
tied Far From the Recognized
Halls of Justice.

The late Sir Thomas Bucknill, when
vacation judge, once granted an in
junction on the golf links while actual
ly playing q round, relates Answers.
On another occasion he granted an
INDUCTION while out shooting. On the
case coming into court counsel said:
"Your lordship may recall the case."
Indeed do" replied the judge, "be-
cause l nearly killed pheasant, bar
rister and n solicitor with one shot"
Quite lately one judge tried motor
accident case on the very spot on
which it had occurred, and few years
ago case concerning "ancient lights
was decided under q tree in heavy
storm.
Not long since q chancery judge
heard an application in the waiting
rooms Of railway station.
A woman charged with stealing was
tried by q magistrate in the streets OF
Hoole, and it will be remembered that
the late lord chief justice emulated
Sir Thomas Bucknill by deciding a
question in the Crippen case on the
golf links.
And, doubtless, other judges would
welcome the opportunity to do their
work far from the stuffy courts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-01-23

the fact that we are we'll into another
year, only about 40 per cent of west
ern corn is in millable condition,
owing to the great amount of moisture
it contains. The dry corn that Is Oh
fered for sale is in great demand and
competitive buying keeps the price up
on this grade of the cereal. This ac-
counts for the high price Of meal anc
hominy.
Another reason for the small supply
available in this section and the high
price quoted, is the congestion OF
freight. There is sufficient quantity
OF corn piled up at stations in MIS-
souri,, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska to
relieve the temporary shortage but
transportation facilities are lacking.
Here is where DR.. Garfeld's seeming
" drastic fuel order will help the Sec
tions that are needing western cereals
and can not obtain them. As soon as
the general freight congestion over the
country is relieved and fuel provided
for imperative needs, then there VIII
be constant stream of western corn
flowing into the South, causing con-
siderable decline in price.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-01-23
cnuntinn un to "Roomfit.U

A reader who was interested In the
"Indlan counting" that the Companion
told about on this page some months
ago, has found in the London Chroni-
Gle something about a similar sort OF
counting that was long in use In a
retired part of England. The Chron-
icle says:
The elder generation Of farmers in
one of our northern dales used a
strange set of numerals, especially
when counting sheep. They made q
gap in the wall just wide enough to
admit one sheep at time, and as the
sheep went through they counted
them, making q notch in a stick at
every fifteen.
Phonetically the numerals SOUND
like "Yann, tame, tether, neither, pip
sax, sane, caterer, wheeler, dick
yann-er-dlck, tane-er-dick, tether-er
dick, mether-er-dick, boom3t."
"Boomft" was fifteen; when they
reached it they made q notch IN the
stick and began the strange chant al
over again.-Youth's Companion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-01-23
Cost of Selective Draft.

AS much has appeared in the news
papers recently concerning the cost of
securing an army under the selec-
tive service law, and especially as
boards in some of the States are said
to have cost the government an enor-
nous sum, it is we'll to give some COM
comparative figures in order to show
that no such charges can be justly
made against South Carolina boards.
The average cost to the government,
per registrant. for the entire country
was 81 cents, while the cost per regis
trant in South Carolina was only 4S
cents, the cost in Georgia and North
Carolina, adjoining States, being 63
and 6S cents, respectively. Thus it is
shown that South Carolina not only
compares favorably with the States at
large but also with her sister States
in which conditions are practically the
same.
The average cost in 1917 for the
country at large per man of quota due
was S7.59, while the average cost to
the government per man for South
Cardinals quota due was only S6.l5.
The cost per man for quota due in
Georgia and North Carolina, adjoining
States, was SS. OF and S. AZ, respective
ly. 1t is thus shown conclusive!y that
the criticism which appeared some days
ago as to the tremendous cost of the Sc
lectrave draft, being greater than the
authorities in Washington anticipated,
does not justly apply to the boards in
South Carolina. Had the other nearly
Is, 900 boards over the country been as
careful of their expense account as
South Carolina boards, the cost of
raising the first increment of the army
would doubtless have come within the
expectation of the authorities IN the
national capital.
Be the cost what it may, it is yet
the most economical means adopted for
raising an army. The cost of recruit
ing stations per capita for the first
nine months OF 1917 was S2S.e5, while
the cost per man under the sclective
service law was only S7.59.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-01-23
Terrible Attacks OF Cramps
Made Her Fear She Would
Die. Took Simple Home
Treatment. Hasn't
Had Cramp
Since.
TELLS HOW SHE DID 1T.

81 suffered from stomach trouble
for wear. | tried many things
that were recommended, but nothing
did me any good. Everything that
I ate hurt me, ard l wonid take
spells of cramps that seemed so bad
! didn't think l could live through
them, and l got so bad off | could
not walk anywhere, not even across
the room. Those terrible cranping
spells were so bad thought /
would die, and every one thought |
could not live.
81 had tried doctors and got no
relief, and was at my wits end when
Acid Iron Mineral was recommend-
ed to me as the very thing for stom-
ach trouble, and l commenced to
take it, and since then have never
had spell of cramp. now eat
anything ] want to eatand it doesn't
hurt me. l have gained so much
strength | can walk two or three
miles without getting very tired,
and l can sleep whole lot better,
while before l took Acid Iron Min
eral my sleep didn't do me any
good. 1t has done what nothing
else that / had tried could do, and |
consider AIN wonderful medi-
cine, and believe it will do every
thing it is recommended to do if
taken according to directions" de-
clared Mrs. Elizabeth Grlmsley, of
Van Dyke, Buchannon county, Va.
When your strength gives out
and you feel like dragging around
all day long instead of skipping
around spry and lively like of old,
try taking a few drops of this nat
ural iron in a glass of water after
m Gals. 1t is simply wonderful.
People all over this State recon-
mend Acid Iron Mineral. The
beatty about it is that it is Just the
highly concentrated natural iron,
cheaper, stronger, aud much better
for people in need of iron. A twelve
ounce bottle usually sells for dol.
lar, and as a tonic, aid to digestion,
kidneys and bladder, it can't be
equaled. 1t is sold only in original
botiles. and the trade mark AIM"
on bottle AMI cartoon is the Ferro-
dine Chemical Corp, guarantee OF
strength and quality. Most drug
gists have it. Get bottle to-day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-01-23
Delinquent Registrars.

The Advertiser publishes in this
issue q list of registrants to whom
missionaries were mailed and
were returned by the postal author
tiles undelivered. Read tie list and
if you know their whereabouts
have them to report Al ONCE
to the office of the local board.
The government places the obliga-
tion upon registrapts to call and
ask for QUESTIONABLE, if they do
OF receive one through the mail.
Every person, white and colored,
knows whether or not they regis
tered, and if they registered, they
know that they should fill out and
file with the board a questionnaire.
Unless they report to the local
board, they shall be regarded as
having waived all right for filing
claims for deferred classification.
being placed in Class by the local
hoard
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-01-23
LADY OF VANDYKE so WEAK
FROM STOMACH TROUBLE SHE
COULD HARDLY WALK, SHE SAID
Neighbors Should Help.

The manner in which England,
France, Italy and the United States
are getting together to win the war
made against the world shows that
governments as we'll as communl,
ties and neighbors must cooperate
if they would mobilize their re-
sources for the protection OF free
dom and liberty. Cooperation in
peace as in war is essential, and let
us hope that human sympathy will
be extended throughout the earth.
And when peace is made. another
world war will he impossible.
The people of neighuorhoods and
communities should cooperate in
the great task of winning the war,
There ale many advantages in
neighbors helping each other, Those
who would do their part in the
great task of citizenship will find
responsibilities and obligations IL
their own neighbour hoods.-t arm
and Ranch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-01-23
Did So Much
To Aid Her Boys
And Girls.
MRS. CATHEY TELLS OF RE-
SUITS TANLAC GAVE
1T SURE Is FINE"
ANDERSON WOMAN SAYS SHE Is
GLAD To RECOMMEND IT
PUBLICLY"

II am glad to recommend Tanlac
to the public, for it has done so
much to give back health 10 my
boys and girls and other relatives.
Itsure is fine medicine, declared Mrs
Josephine Cathey, of No. II R,
ST., Anderson, in a statement she
gave May 25th. Her husband, a
daughter, a son and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Cathey said, had all been
greatly helped by Tanlac.
My husband suffered from indl-
gestion and he was troubled lot
with headaches, and also his appe.
tite was bad. He complained fire.
quently of being weak and run
down. My daughter, had about
the same trouble her father did,
indigestion, nervousness and terri
! BILE headaches, MI. Cathey thinks
TanIac is a mighty fine medicine,
for it helped him SO much. Now he
never complains OF these troubles
for which he took Tanlac, and Tan
lac got him in fine. The Tanlac
Just made a new person of my
daughter Matte and soon had her
in fine health. 1t sure is one more
good remedy. One of my married
boys and his wife also took Tanlac
and it helped them d lot"
Edgefeld, Penn g. Holstein.
Cold Springs. H. Ernest Quarles.
Edgefeld, R. +. D. No. 2, }. H.
Reel.
Johnston, Johnston Drug Com
pany.
Modoc, G. C. Mcdaniel.
Parksville, Robertson & Com
pany.
Plum Branch, J. w. Bracknel
& Son.
Plum Branch, r. f. ID. No. 2
E. p. Winn & Bro.
Trenton, G. w. Wise.