davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-22
Jtl(fJ e. yS@Jell
True Fruit Fiauors In ViaLs

their fresh-fruit taste This is the only quick
gelatine dessert which comes to you fla
vored in this way. Compared with artificial
havors or dry favors, that means a vast
distinction. e s
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Very Economical

And these luscious Jiffy- Jen desserts cost
little. One package serves six people in
mold form. Or it will serve twelve people
if you whip the jell.
With nothing. added-it forms an ideal aes-
sert. But you can add fruit, if you wish,
nuts, chocolate or topping.
Jiffy-Jeu salads utilize left-overs, both in
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-22

ADVERTISE IN THE REFoRMER
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-22

and any mold offer we make below Is
open to your acceptance. The inolds are
worth more than the Jiffy-Jell viii cost
.Iiffy-Jell free to get you to try these
f1avors.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-22

Another is Pineapple We use half a
make the favor for one Jihy-Jell dessert.
Then we seal it in glass. so its fragrant
freshness keeps. True pineapple flavor is
impossible without that
Another is Coffee flavor. That also
must be sealed in glass to keep its aroma,
as we do.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-22

Try Lime Flavor made from l;rre fruit In Jfy-
Jell itrnakcs instant tart, green Salad jel Serve it
zestul relish Or vegetables in it cooked uncooked
= before the je fully coos Leovers be used this
Such salads require dressing, but you add may
onnaise if you wish
Another is Mint favor made from fresh mint leaves It
makes garnish e rich in fresh mint flavor Serve it with
meats Or mix in meat scraps eftovers maybe and you
have appetzing loaf st ~ - ssesf -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-22

This offer made to induce of y Je in its richest
havors flavors you should know They will be
ton And these desserts will gain with you multiplied
respect
One is Loganberry aavor-r1ad On the ground from
these wonderful Oregon berries. They combine the wild
blackberry and the tame raspberry which the
berry that grows. Your folks should know the delightful
taste of Loganberry Jify-JenL
Another is Ne half, rim
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: FAHRPLAN.
l. G. N.

L. " VI. INs
Infunft-
$50. 12-8pn 2arebo ..moroens 600
Wo. 6-@on 2areDo. . .na1m. $50
90. Soon St.2puis ulorgens 1000
No. 1-~9unibine Speciol" bon
ct. Sonis 1900. .abenos 9:45
go. Som Norben .abenbs 500
&o. 7-&on Sort @ortf, &aco.
0oulton unb Santa Sc
Srten $50. .rlorgens S:45
Nbfahrt-
go. 4-@a6 9aIejtine. .porm 11:3o
90. 2a~sunibine Speciol" nod
ct. 2ouis $3.50. .moraens 500
SO. S-9ofalsue nad Saplor Ii.
@alep SnnctiDn ..abenbs 500
SO. 6-Gah ct. 2ouis, 8aco,
Sort @ortb uno aanias
9th .......... dbenoS $40
SEQ. 7-gfab 2areOo . !. BORN. 1890
No. 11-Nad 2arebo (gemifbter
3ug) .......... nahts 1900
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Gleit H1t1e inr geras:: Montag ben rs. Nngnf 1918.
Die nerseiiene Staot.

Cine Der eigentiimlifiten Stohte
lt11eres Sall0eS lit Sitfa III Mlasfd.
IS lit flein foit pereelien pom SON.
oel l1no 8mloel, rnbefan11t Ben met.
item Imerifanern, eiu perlorencr So
ten altf Dem 8aranoff=SrlIeln dn Der
&ilIte BON Ilasfa, uno bod iibt es eli.
nen 3auber ouf Die @inbiI6i1tgsfroft
aus, nie menige Stoote oeS @eItens.
sSobl feline anoere Staot att ser pasi'
fiiden &iilte tit 10 berrlid gelegen:
EN- otter Sultan, 9erge, @aloer ltno
un3ablige fleine Snieln i'm Goroer-
grunoe u,lD Elm mul1oerponer See so
hinter, Aber Sitfas 8eoeutlrl9 liegt
nidJt in leiner S5enerie, ionoern IN
leiner rontantilden Gergollgenbeit.
Ils Sos Iugeles nno Son Srall-
cisco nod nifts morer, ais Bortluno
mn Elm 6ol5fdllerlager mar nllo an
ser Stene oes be1ttigen Seottle ein
Sod IN Ben 8aloern gdbnte, bliibte
Die Sfaot Sitfa 5ereits unb mar gro
Der u1b nirti6oftlib nid)tiger uls
irge1o cine 0 ben g~el1onnten. sir
ten, giidofe urb Sofbeamten ants
ct. petersburg molloelten in ieitlen
StraBen, oenn es mar Sic rulliid)e
9auptItabt Don gllosfu, uno Die ruff
i6e 8eaierung ging nit beloen6at.
ter &erad)tlltlg a1er oforontiiden Csc.
iete oarall. cine groBe Staot oort 81
balterf.
3uerlt lallllte man Die Hellgriil.
Dung aeet@slrdangel, oenn es ioute
bas nelle ,SanoeIs5entrum oes Nor-
bens peroe1L uno neben Ger Grid.
turg bon Sanoelspolten, Miilionea
unO 8iiros Der Irmee ul1o Marine
griinbete man BORT Sllouitrien, Sol5-
fa1ereier, @ruben, @o6ofen unO
Shmel3perfe. Mls oarm Ilasfa an
Die Ser. Staaten perfauft murbe,
batten Die nell gegriinoeten Snou-
itrien oas Bed), pergeilen 81 merocn.
aber nod beute leben fuilen in Sit.
ia, Die ruiiiid ipreden, ruilii6e
Sbulen nno &irfen baben ullo init
HuBlano SanOel treiben, alld ruff
ide Strabenllamen, ruiiiide @obrt=
bdllier uno perfaGene ruliiide 9efelti-
g~ungsnerfe fam man in Sitfa fin=
ben. 9as Merfpiroiglte uber lit, DOB
Die Guilen feline ri6tigen 3rlien,
audl feline eineemanoerten Shtpeoen
ooer amerifalter iino, ionoern SIT
oianer.
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yerlangt: %aranienwirterianea.

Der @eneralarat Ser Mrnlee Der
Ger. Staaten. 81. 6. @orgas. for
bert uns al1f. einen Mufrnf an iunge
Nabben 5li erIaIien, Ole Ii1 in oe1
Tilitdr- uno Wariite : 9ospitdlern
Ser &~ranfenpflege GIT mibmen mint
iben fih pom 80. Suit an in Der
ndditen, pom 6rauen-Gomite BEG
Council Of Sectional Oefenie~ etab-
lierten Hefrutierungs-Stotio alr
meloen. Ger &rieg erbeii1t cine ME
seabnte Mn5abl gepriifter @6rterin-
men; bod f0nnen MIR 9ieienigen, Die
einen pollen anr1us burhgemddt
baben, gum iiberieeifhen Dienft ber-
angesogen iperoen. IS peroen 25.-
600 innge Sral,en i'm Mifer BON 10
Biz 50 Sabren perIangt; JIG miiIicn
Intelligent, beranttpprtIid5, BON better
@eiunobeit iein nno cine quite ShnI-
bilbung genoiien baben - nod BET
jer lit cine Golege-Musbiloung. Die
Shabentin erbdIt Soft. 2ogis urlo
1nterriht frei, in manden Sdnen
aud cine Gntihdoigung fir 8iider
uno Uniform. Nahoem iie lire
Yriifnng beitanben, rangiert bas @e-
bolt BON $500 Big $500 per Monnt-
Ser @eneralarat Or. 6. @orgns,
@aibinaton, 8. g., erteilt auf Mnr
fraae n1bere Musfltnft.
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YWS.S.|
war SAVINGS STAMPS
EesUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
CONNER Sorseu.

SAT- aufgel0it iaB. er am friiben Morge1l,
Ser S6ipeiB RAM linn in Baden ppit
Der Stirn.
S6tuer oriifte i'm Die @lut, utb barae
Sprgen
,5bn marterteu bas ansitei5iiute Sdrn.
aniim fonnte er Die miioen 0Iieber re-
gen,
llno III Die Iltgeil lid fein Shlummer
ltnbl,
Sid einen ein5' gen 3oa nur 81 befpe9eit,
8ar BEL Der Sibe cine pabre aual.
Sic SIeioer flebten ibm an glrrn un0
geinen,
2ds 8lut mir trd9e Ourb Die glbern
quou,
Die @eltenglut ibnt MOTT mitnnter
{6eiuen,
Wie lie i'm S~enfeits mandmal breut1en
ipG.
Is Ihmol8 ons gis, Ell es linn Riibluns
brndte.
8arm mar Der Srltnf, Der i'm erfriihen
lplt',
llnO fieberheiB unb anelterfiiat er budte
I'm iene Gorge, Die nidt peifen poat'.
Sie Sdluille fat ihm ar fem Seuten
ldbn1te,
~ope Ntsp0et llutt9 itii Nitit, Ytth Hltu
lhfper,
Sod itetie i'm Die cine Gorge qudlte:
Setn @oblenieler mar felt eeltern leerl
8erge6lid ipnr 1ein Miiben uuo Iein
Sdreibeu,
Ser 6diloler fem @rbarmeu bat aez
fdnni,
er mlBte 9dn5lid obne apbIeu bleiben,
@eil feline Quote er gu friib berbrannt.
Gs qudlte i'm Die Slut am Sonmers
morgen,
&on feinem @ino5ug linoerlio abgefiibIt.
gr aber bat nur hau9e 3ufunftsiorsen
I'm 1einen Seller, lpelcher leer, eefiibIt.
llno I6neibbeoedt CT itobnte gang be-
flommen:
Sd nrmer 8nrin, pie ipiro's ereebeu
mir2
4dru i'd gum @iuter &oblen 1lidJt be-
fpmmen,
Ias I'll ih batn, bauit ib nift trz
frier'2
Geo Bob in Der q. y. Staatsstg.)
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
f6nuntffnfel t1nIidl.

Iriunft-
go. 1o1-Snnfet Gimiteo bon Stem
Orleans ...... mprgen5 4.40
$50. 102-Suniet 2imiteb bon Gan
Sranciscp. 80. moraens 1853
SO. 7-Sait Mail BON Netp Or
leans -. -. moraens 700
$50. Soon Sci 2io. bonn. 11:15
30. 9-Snnfet grpreb bon Stem
Orlenns 1890. ubenos 6.35
SO. 10-Suniet grpreb bon Gan
Sraneisco. gagle Sob uuo
Rerico ........ abenbs $50
SO. 228-Ion gaale Ydb, mora's 1880
(Shlnfpagen.)
Nbfnhrt-
SO. 101-Sumiet2imiteb nah San
Sraneisce $500. nndm. 1920
$40. 102-Smfet2imiteo nod Mefp
Orleans =. =. mprgenS 11:20
go. 7-Snif Nail nab Sci Hio,
gaale RaR unb Megico
.......... pprmittoqs II 100
80. 8-Sait IniI nah Neip Or
leans 49,. -. rnorgens 1880
SO. 9-Snniet grpreR nod Gan
francisco ...... obenos 1850
SO. 10-Suniet grpreB nab Stem
Orleans ........ nnhts 1870
SO. 227-Mad gaale Bah nadts II 700
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M. X. & T.
(M. &. e 6. 8abntpD

(3f. 6. e 6. 8abntpD
4nfunft-
/. SEQ. 25-gon 0oro 1eras mrss. 7:2O
2. $50. 25-vaatb Slper" moreeng 7:30
$50. Soon 8aco nno Nuitin
...... nadmittags 4:45
$50. 29-u&apt 2imiteb4 abenos 1850
No. 1-~Seros Special" abenos Csc
Nbfabrt-.
go. 4-gad auitin uno @aco
@o. so-.aotD aimiteoa .porm. 1000
Ro. 2-sSegas 5peciaI~ BORN. 500
1. SEQ. 26-uaatb Slner nah Danas
nno Sort @ortb.. ..ahenos 900
2. SO. 26-Na1 ct. 2ouis Mnb
8anias Gitb $3.50. .abenos 9:20
S. A. & A. P.
4ntunft-
$50. 12-gon ailtennrten nahm. 2:o5
go. 14-Son 3ouiton m1b &iis
1Ierorfen ...... ntDrqerS 5.0o
gto. 16-Gon 9oulton Ii. Raco abs. 1905
$40. 41-8ou aerrpiIe. MIR an
Sonlltaaen $50. aberos GAO
yto. 43-@on 8errpIue td9I. abbs. 9:15
Np. 155-@on 8errbiIe unb Camp
Stanleb, tdal. aiseeno1nmen
Sonntag, eemiidt, ..abenbs $50
Nbfabrt-
SEQ. 11-Nah Corpus gbrifi.
9oniton nnb 8acD porm. 9:25
@o.13-Na6 9ouiton u.&iite abs. 1890
lo. 15-Na6 aeneob ..nahm. 1:25
go. 42-Nad @errbine, nur an
an 9onntagen ..... .n1r9s. 7:45
go. 44-Rad aerrbiIIe. td9l. n9m.4.5O
$40. 15e-gaa1 4errbiIe uno Camp
Stanleb, gemiihter 3ne, tda>
lib, ausaen. Sonntag mrgs. 7.30
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S. A, U. & G. Il. & G. N. Depot)

5. A, q. & e. Il. 4 g.. N. DepOt)
Itfunft-
SO. 2-gon Corpus ghriiti uno
Brownsville @egenb ab'bs 500
No. 4-@on Corpus ghriiti uno
Brownsville @eeenb BORN. 6.45
SO. 6-0on garri8o Springs II.
Grbital gitn.. .abenos 500
Gbfnbrt-
SIC. 1-ylah Corpus ghriiti uno
Brownsville @egenb bonn. 1O:45
No. 3-Nah Corpus gbriiti nnb
SrotpnspiIez 8eaen6 ob'bs 10:45
fShlnfipa9en.)
SO. 5-ginh grbitol gitn unb
@drriao Spriras. BORN. 1915
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@eiudt.

3iidtiee oeutide finbcrloie aodim.
gntritt am l.. September. Sbriftli,
DIE Infragen ober perlonlide Gor-
itellung. Mtenbsim, .. :. 8. 9,
Seg. Gel %. Suief SiebidD,
Bertualter.
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Smftiueb. See

Siftueb. Serr Safob B. Siid
Don 2ipermore, 8a., idreibt: rSor,
mis- 9llenfrduter lit iiderli6 elm
groBortiges Mittel fir Siiftweb
(Sciatica). 3mei Monate lang lag
i6 nit bieier aronfbeit oanieoer, be-
Dor i6 Sorni's 4lpenfrdilter ge-
broubte. Sd BIN iest s%eiunb." 9ies
5eiterprobte ardutermitteI mirft altf
bic ~9ebensorgane nn0 reinigt oas
8Iut. @s miro nidt ourh Ipotbefer
perfonft. @egen ndberer Ilisfunit
penoe man iid an Or. 8eter Sabr-
neD & Sons 60, 250f @nibineton
glp6., Chicago. ST. (@n5.)
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Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
1eriuaen in ieoer @eiie Der a~eeiernna
bebifffi9 8a fein.
Den &sieg at aeipinnen.
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
Den &sies at seminnen.

Sic 8erfpaItuns minidt ben 0icnlt
ben anforoerunsen beg 8ublifnms sc@
ndB gu seitaIten.
gu bteiem 3pede ofieriert iib Die
Deitbillfe auer i5rer 9epartements. Die
1eien Staten - Srnbt ipie Baiiage
fDeroen ben Seamten beg 8erfebrs : See
porteuents oie1e Y~elesenbeit bieten nn0.
le tncroen iibelaa germ bebiiIflih fem,
pie A%nluenonng ooer observation-disclosures
oieler Staten gu erfldren. 10 baB bic Bns
trpr1e ben ~aerineiten Grab bon Ger5oges
rlti1g ODER nnbeauenIi6feit i1beSug auf
ben Serlanot ooer Die 2eituns ibres Ges
ihdfts iiber bieie 2inien ober Nebenl;<
MEN haben.
8ie Gerunltmng.
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Gips transfer & Storase So. &c.
iurst ltmsieben, Ginpafen, gerIdif.
fen, 9agern, 3eppid.3 einisen. 81.
;ise Gil z. ghsrrp 81. Gel. Gr. 654
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aae sprten pcm 9rud : 4rbeiten,
pie Slider. uJoIhcrs," 8riefbpscn uns
apnrerts. 9arten, G~ircuIare, Ginlabun-
aen uim., in 9entfh unb Gngliih, nett
auseefhbrt. Gfanbarb Ertnttna
6 pmpn mn, NamtpIeer BON GiIfpn.
Shmesmann Hrinfins COMPANY, 200
Haparrp ctr. Sci. Gr. 1924.
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ARTESIAN BELT R. r.
q. & G.. N. Depot

Anflinft-
$40; 2o2-gon gbriitine. .,nodm. 4:45
abfabrt-
$50. 201-0ah Ghriftine. BORN. 800
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ANT FE q. & G.. N. Depot

go. 7-8om 0orben BORN. 1925
No: Bonn Noroen =. obenbs 9:45
Ibfabrt-
SEQ. 2-Nad benz Norben bonn. 500
20. 6-g2a6 benz Hprben ahs. 9:f5
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ANTONIO AUTOPARTSCO
e13-6t5 Gib= Nfou,p Gtrose.

= ~ FtWHs ~*<URes
Selepbpn Grpfett 307.
WroBes Nfiortiment bon aaerhano &C.
trieben, .8earines~. Sebern, Ndbern.
dhien. 3ouiings nnb anbern SeNen fir
automobile neridiebenartiaiter &onitrrfs
tion. gbenio Maanetos. Coils, garbnres
tors. gnlings nnb ole mbern 8eburfs.
a%rtitel. Wir m0aen eerabe oas baben,
mas Sic %aebrauben unb f0nnen Sbnen
@ln eriparen.
Wir fnufen alte Cars.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
8tetpria Chiffon.

Nntuntt-
SO. 3O1-Sa9lid bon @ouIton.
Bort 2anaca. Iictoria ilnb
@nero 1880. abenos 1905
Nbfabrt-
Ro. 302-SdaIid mad guero, Bic
torin, Sort 2apaca unD
0ouiten ........ abenos 9:15
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-03-27
Roth TEAMS WIN.

The question for the debate was:
Resolved. That immigration into the
United States should be Restricted by
an Educational Test. The negative
for the sumter High School was up
held by Miss Alice Wells and Lloyd
Cothran and the Affirmative. by AL
bert Phelps and Marion Cothran. This
double victory will be very gratifying
TO the friends of the contestants ms
well as to those who are interested in
the welfare of thc High School
In the debating contest held i'm Co
lumbia last evening between teams
from Camden and Sumter. the Sumter
High School was victorious i'm both
events. This places Sumter i'm the
Semi-iinals.
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bakers not to increase the amount Of
their wheat flour purchased beyond 20
per cent of the average monthly
amount purchased in the four months
prior to March l.
Manufacturers using wheat pro-
ducts for non-food purposes should
cease such use entirely.
There is no limit upon the use Of
other cereals, flours and meals, corn,
barley, buckwheat, potato flour, etc.
Many thousands of families
throughout the land are now using no
wheat products whatever. except a
very small amount for cooking pur~
poses, and are doing so i'm perfect
health and satisfaction. There is no
reason why all of the American people
who are able to cook in their own
households can not subsist perfectly
well with the use of less wheat prod
ucts than one and one-half pounds a
week
I'm order that We shall be able to
make the wheat exports that are alb
solutely demanded of us TO maintain
the civil population and soldiers of the
Allies and our own army, propose to
supplement the vOlunary cooperation
OF the public by a further Limitation
of distribution, and we shall place at
once restrictions on distribution
which will be adjusted from time to
time to secure as nearly equitable dis
tiibution as possible With the arri-
val of harvest we should be able to
relax such restrictions"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-03-27
WEAK, WEARY WOMEN
learn the Cause of Daily Woes and
End Them.

When the back aches and throbs,
When housework is torture,
When night brings no rest nor
sleep,
When urinary disorders set in,
Women's lot is q weary one.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Have proved their worth i'm sum-
ter.
This is one Sumter woman's testi-
mony:
Mrs. L. b. Elam, 316 w. Liberty
ST. sumter, says: about six years
ago | had quite a bit of kidney trou-
ole and l felt pretty bad Headaches
cohered me so that | could hardly
stand up and dizzy spells annoyed me
so, thought I would fall over MANY
times. My nerves were all unstrung
'nd 1 would Jump from the least
right. My kidneys acted very irregu-
arly and knew they were in bad
shape. FinallS, l heard about Doan's
Kidney Pills and started taking them.
| must say, Doan's positively cured
me Of all kidney trouble and
haven't been bothered since"
Price 6Oc 1T all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Ooan's kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs Elam had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs.. Buffalo, n. Y.-Advt. (5D
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-03-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Sallie Wannamaker has gone
To Cheraw to srend some time with
her sister. Mrs. ii. l.. Spencer.
Mrs. w. X. Dinwoody OF Atlanta i.
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. NJ
Chandler.
Miss Flossie Stoudenmire of Or.
angeburg is visiting her sister on w
Liberty street.
Miss Evelyn Williams leaves
April first for Richmond, Va, where
she will enter the Grace Hospital tc
take up the studies to become a nurse
Her many friends wish her anuch sue
cess. She will he missed 10y all who
know her. She has been with the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. for four
years.
Miss Louise Cummings. Of Oswego
has accepted the position rs book
Keeper for the Singer Sewing Ma-
chine Co.
Mrs. Julian T.. Roach, OF Green
vile. il visiting her sister. Mrs. G.. ID.
fIatchell.
Miss Annie Stokes. of Lynchburg. is
spending few days with Mrs. c. w.
McGrew.
Miss Arabella r. Moses and Miss
Flora Washington. of Washington are
visiting Mrs William Moran on East
Liberty Street.
MIR. and Mrs Idly Davega. OF New
York city. who have been stopping in
Sumter for several days left yester-
day afternoon for their home north.
Mrs =. III. Lewis left Friday for her
home In Rockingham county, Vir-
ginia. She has been on a short visit
to her sister. Mrs. Perry Moses.
Mrs. L.. Atkinson has returned from
New York.
MIR. j. u. Wilder. who has been in
Washington. ID. c.. on business for
four days has returned home.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-03-27
MORE MEN NEEDED.

London, Friday. March 22.-Pre-
mier Lloyd George i'm an exceedingly
outspoken speech to a deputatiOn OF
the miners federation yesterday con
cerning the result Of the miners bal
lot on the combing out OF men fol
military service, declared that to avoid
defeat in the field it is absolutely es-
sential to have more men.
II am utterly at Il loss" he said
ito know where the men are TO be
found, if first the engineers, and then
the miners say we will not find them
Other trades will quickly take the
same course. That would mean an.
archy. not government.
II have just had news that the
Germans have attacked us on a front
OF nearly sixty miles with over.
whclming forces. | am amazed thai
it should he considered debatabl,
whether the miners and engineers are
going to make their contribution {,
the defense of the country.
1T is better to talk plainly, and
am speaking with a great deal O
feeling because [ have Just heard q
this overwhelming attack. brough
about by the failure of the Russia,
democracy to have its orders obeyed.
/ premier said.
IF the attack succeeds the Cor
mans might be at Calais ana the onl
answer we can give is a vote OF th
miners federation saying they ave no
prepared to fight You cannot civ
that answer"
The executive federation late
passed resolution advising the mel
not to resist the coming out of so.
1000 men from the mines. ,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-03-27
COMPANY MUSTERED IN.
Sumter Company the Largest Thus
Far Accepted for First Regiment s.
c. Reserve Militia.

The Sumter Company was formally
mustered into the service of the State
last night by Col. II. II. Thompson
and Maj Glenn, as unit of the First
Regiment s. c. Reserve Militia. The
muster roll of men Who had signed
the enlistment cards contained nearly
eighty names and the list of appli-
cants for membership was more than
ninety. When the roll was called las
night in the army hall by Capt A. G.
Phelps who had been commissioned
to organize the company sixty-five
men answered present" and fell in
III company formation The oath Of
enlistment was administered by Mai.
Glenn.
Col. Thompson made a brief ad-
dress to the company, in which he
explained the organization and status
OF the Reserve militia, the purpose Of
its organization and the duties and re-
sponsibilities that those who enlisted
had assumed. In a few words the re-
serve militia takes the place of the
old National Guard and its status is
the same rs that Of the old State mill
TIA prior to the enactment of the DicH
law and the liberalization of the Nat
ional Guard. The Reserve militia is
for service within the State and un-
der the orders of the governor is to
keep order ana perform any necessary
duty that he may direct for the pro
lection Of the State Col Thompson
complimented Sumter upon the or
ganization of the company. which. he
said, was the largest that he had
mustered into the service. He spoke
of his long and pleasant association
with the Sumter militia, when as
captain of the Darlington guards. he
had SO frequently been thrown witt
The Sumter Light Infantry In clos
ing he spoke of the service that the
company could render to the State
and nation in this time Of stress an0
trial when the age old battle between
democracy and autocracy is reaching
the crisis, and expressed the conf
dent belief that Sumter would do all
that true men and loyal patriots
should do.
Maj. Glenn and Capt. Marion
Scott were called on by Capt. Phelp2
and both made brief remarks.
|. Before dismissing the company
Capt. Phelps announced that the
company was permitted under the
regulations TO elect two officers
First and Second Leutenants-and
that Il meeting would be held at $50
+. NJ, Tuesday next for that purpose
and also for the transa ction Of any
other necessary business