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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19

nj den, mad iiiavou nezkalena
modr a pestre barvy listi a ko-
lem usmivajici deti?
To je mas Gil. Paklize evrop-
ska tragedie neucini lidstvo spo
koienejsim, paklize neprib,izi
je vice Ike slovum Stevensono-
wynn "Zde vsechno je slunec-
no. vrazdeni to je "nesmysl-
ne", jak pravil rakousko-uher-
sky zahranicni ministr Burian.
Proto volame po miru, ktery je
"poucen duchem internaciona-
lismu (Walter E. Weyl: "Ko-
nee Va:ky)".
Vidim, re Sc vam zene krev
V lice. Rozhorlene mluvite:
Ivy, kdoz jste mas vybizel X
: zapasu az do nezfalsovaneho
,triumfu, pobadata mas najed-
nou k miru? I"
f., Pfitei, necouvli jsme ami o
pid'. Neslevili jsme re svych
principu. Volame ma dale "Na
Berlin, a my vine, re Sc do
Berlina dostaneme. Dnes jsme
jiz pred jeho branami, a dobu-
deme riaskeho n6meckeho me-
sta, treba by naSi hoSi nepocho-
dovali "Unt9r den Linden. A.
nj jedina noha spojeneckeho vo
jaka nemusi Sc smociti We vo-
'dach Rynu, Berlin padne =
iakmi.a moe Hohenzollernu bu
de zlomena Ca Habsburgu).
Bezpodminecne vzdan1 Sc
vSech dzemi, jichz Sc nemacka
Ivoiska zmocnila ma vychode,
jihu a zapade, to ie neco, elm
dreska shoduii Sc uz i " Ger.
manii. Napraveni barbarskeho
| nita tani, jehoz Sc pruske regi-
m anty dop,ouSteji v obsazenych
krajich, uzna, doufejme dobro
volne, n6mecky lid. Vse to vsak
neznamena kapitu, aci Barlinu
George Brandes L. 1881 pred
povedGl: 6. Nemecko bu-
de osamoceno, nenaviden) sou
sednimi zememi; basta konser.
} vatismu We stredni Europe. Ko-
len neho, v Italii, We Francii, V
husku, ma Severn, povstane ge
nerace prosakla mezinarOdnimi
ideemi a chtiva pTenesti je v
zivot. Ale NeTacko buda tam
lczeti stare a nap,lo udusene
We SVEN brneni, po zuby ozbro
jene a chranene vsemi zbrane-
, mi vrazdy a obrany, jez veda
muze vynalezti. A pax pfijdou
yelike zapasy a vetSi va.ky."
/ Proroctvi Brandesovo sc wy
plnilO tax Sc take musi vypl-
: niti proroctvi tech, kdoz HASA
Ii a hlasaji, re dnesni Nemecko,
ia basta konservatismu, ovla-
dana autokracii militarismem
Dude znicena a tehdy Berlin
: bude premozen. "Nemuze byt
: trvaleho miru, pakli re ma kon
: ci valky Nemecko jeste 81 po-
arzi syuj nynejsi SYSTEM" piss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19
MARIE ZEMANOVA, predsedkyns.
MARIE VANECkOVA, taiemnice.

konnou vladu Ceskoslovenske.
no Statu, a zada 81 udrzovati
neJsrdecnsjsi styky bratrskym
narodem ceskosiovenskym, .ty-
KY, posilene vzajemnou pomo-
CT poskytnutou We spoleGnem
boji prot nepriteli.
President Prov. Ruske vladv
N. AvksenteJev.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19
Politicka prace.

Y mas uradovne vzdycky
nekdo schazi."
"Stnnou snad?"
Ano, kdyz Sc stane naho-
dou, ze nikdo nestane, chyti Sc
JIM te pi!ezitosti, aby mohli
zustat doma."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19

''Byl tento zajic skutecne "a
strelen?"
"OvSem! Jaka to otazka!"
"Ja myslel, ze zenrsl IA Sc
slost veku."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19
Pr0hldSeni neodDislosh ces. - sLoDen ndroda.. !:
(Dokonceni ze strany prvni.j

9
budz pro pokok
upu svobdu vdomi y,umsnf
peieniho Cnkev budiz duca
nechf veobee
poGtky
fered nahra
Ccskosnky nd hoda zaveh dalekosahls
nsrcdoodafke velkostatky budou dcai kisac
Narod mas dluh
dhy povsas nynsjsi vk pnechay
ku
zakady nodsi prtupue adu hny dmluvy maj
uzavi 5 vyukou tajne dplomacie
necht pasobou a
vl&stn PRIVILEGE
Demokr
bylo
Vsfime dmokracii vsrime v vcbodu vsky.
Dano Paizi dine 1S fna 1918
PROFESSOR TOMAS C. MASARYK.
PTedsed terstva minis fnann.
GENERAL MILAN r. STEFANIK, EDWARD BENES,
mint minis zaha avnitra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-19
VANOCNfDAR
CESKOSL LOVENSKYCH ZEN v AME-
RICE VOJfNUM NASf ARMADY
VSIBlRI.

Pomocny odbor Ceskosovenskych zen We Spojenych Sta
tech rozhodl porade vojenskymi ciney vydat Ce
skosovenskym zenam Amerce ably kazda nch pr
prava jednomu vojnd cekosovenske armady may darek
zaroven poesia je osobnm dopisem tax ably hos nas
leosnch Vanocch aspo casecne melt nahradu vzdaeny
domov aby pozna zde jeste bratf sestry kterl
ich vzpominaj ke tezky jch zvo ponekud zpri
jemn Byo rozhodnuto pozada Ceskosovenske zeny ably
do dine Dk1vzdani pfpraviy 100000 kabeek napnenych
rdznym drobnost prpojiy zaroven osobn dops tax aby
darek ten von ez ej dostane, pfnes take nekok pfa
teskych SLOW Kabelky budou ednoho napneny vecm
ez vonGm nasim pfdou who'd budou posany do Sbife
nejdrive tax ably dosly ma frontu do Vance
Jak pripravime kabelku? Tato bude urceho razu
rex jeff bude lie vds odbockach Pomocnych odbora Ce
skosovenskych zen Spo Satech bude pozadovno ably
obsah jejch byl as nasedujici:
Rucnk zinka, kapesnk, mydlo hoeni myti, ndzky,
bfitva kartcek zuby dopsni papr obak tuzku, ndz
dymku ehy mite spendky knofliky zrcadko hreben ne
rovada abak doutniky cigarety zapsnik die bost kou
SEX cokolady krabic.
Sysite zeny Ceskoslovenske Americe? Tot neprmy
APPEL ceskosovenskych matek zen, ester menek ceskyh
voin stare vlas ktere nemohou svym ahm nceho po
sat by JIM poetcky den trochu zpremny trudne
ezke okamziky bojovnka vyy jsme stejneho naro
ola tn jest nasi povinnost dokaza spolucitme tem
bezmocnymi zenami stare vlas Dokazme jim mas
cit m re zasleme ne edna kazda vzpominku maly
to darek den Vanocn kdy nevce doleha kazdeho opu
senost touha rodnem krbu Oc radosne budou Vano
:e, kdyz budeme moci vzpominati dace nekdo
nasm darkem ten darek obdrz Jest nasemu
srdc dosti blizky!
Wy, matky zeny sestry mlenky ktere mate sve dra
ne ne armade nez ceskosovenske muste
pOmahat tam kde mate tOmu pTilezOst nebot kdoz
kde prve vas drahy dovolava pomoci ktera zena
mni prave eho urpeni Kne bude svedomi tech wy
konaJ svou povinnos Nuze - zeny k du! utery
dine 22 na zadnm sale Probulova zapocne prode vsech
vec porebnych vypnen kabeek Bude sc prodavat cd
dewitt hodn rano do sobou dne 26 rijna Sc
prodeJ zakonGi nejakym obveselucm programem.
Vsechny veci byly zakoupeny vetsm mnozstvf proo
ably cena edne kabelky nebya p vsoa aby kazda zena
mela prezitost byt tech kem neodumfel cit
pro utrpen blzniho.
kerym zenam by Sc zda ten obnos vysoky, mdzou
z pozadovaou cenu ma pull dat diva dopsy do edne
KY ktere zene poney dovou penez ia mze
kabeek vice. en kz budou vsechny sene aby ma
81 bra ma SibT vdei, re my jedname demokracky Dale
Voame vsechny nase odbocky akoz ednotve pracovnce
aby Sc pllhasy s kabelek PAM Zemanova jest ochotna
V kazdy cas- nastrfhanou atku vydat.
Dale prosme Ct obchodniky jakoz muze cleveland
sk kteri by by ochoni nam prspet necm ako mydlem h
bakem clgaretam doutnk, ably Jim nebyo "a tezko naco
vyjmenovanych predmetd ktere mali ma sade posat neb
pTinest.
fredem dekuJem vsem, kteri nam podaji pomocnou ru
ku k vykonani predsevzaeho dila
Ia sbor "Vceek"
MARIE ZEMANOVA nSedsedLv.s
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
FEELING BLUE TAKE A CALoTAE
Wonderful How Fine You Feel After
Taking the New Nausealess Call
Omcl.

If you have not tried Calotabs, you
have delightful surprise awaiting
you. The wonderful liver-cieansing
and system purifying properties Of
calomel, the doctors favorite among
all medicines, may now be: enjoyed
without the slightest unpleasantness.
One Calotab at bedtime, with a swal-
low of water, that's all. No nausea,
nor the slightest unpleasant effects
You wake up in the morning feeling
fine, Your liver cleansed, your sys-
tenn purified. and with a hea-..v ap-
petite for breakfast. Eat what you
please, go where you please, no re-
striction Of habit or diet.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price thirty-fve
cents. Your druggist recommends
and guarantees Calotabs and will re-
fund your money if you are not de-
| lighted with tkem.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25

A pear tree was brought. In 1647 or
1855, to the Bcu cry. New York, then
called Borwerie, oy Peter Stuyyesant
and planted on the spot .2hich is now
the northeast corner Of Thirteenth
street and Third avenue. It bore fruit
FOR 200 years, after which 1t was cut
down. A cross-section may be seen In
the New York Historical society
building.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
:tIi.s3 Thex Reeanne samrnies.

5 ffoaH 1aey Became SdnfnteS.
II has been reserved to the Paris
Figaro to discover, in the American
:slang dictionary, the "true" origin Of
::ftfle term Sammy" as expressive Of the
American Tommy" says the Christian
Science Monitor. The expression did
su6t originate in France. but at West
Point, Ia 1870, when a certain Lieuten-
;ahf Mills was manager Of the mess.
The fare Included some formidable
sandwiches Of bread and molasses.
.:Onfy the cadet who had consumed six
sof these substantial sandwiches in sue
scSssion was allowed to bear the appel
Ilaion Of Sammy" !" Ali Of which
Is4unds like q very plausible attempt,
;oh the part Of the French poilu, to dis
'efaim credit for the cognomen which
|eansed so much dissatisfaction with
tie American troops when it was first
heard at a French landing port.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
Safety Life Preseryer,

A new life preserver includes with
the cork jacket a complete breathing
apparatus. This is In the form Of a
light metal chamber, connected with a
spout which rises two or three feet
above the water level, The metal
chamber Is also connected with a tube
which is joined to the face mask
through which the wearer breathes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
News From Egypt.

Egypt, Sept. 21-The farmers are
all very busy trying to get their
crops gathered during the pretty
weather. Even with the high price
cotton pickers are being paid. they
are very scarce.
Miss Ruth Mcleod with several
girl friends of neighboring COM
munities returned to Aberdeen, N.
c., on the tenth to resume her
studies.
Mrs. :. c. Mcleod and daughter
spent Tuesday in Camden.
The boz supper given at Mr.. j. l..
Kirkley's On Friday evening was quite
"a success even with q rainy time.
Quite a number of the young folks
gathered st the home of Miss Ruth
Mcleod and enjoyed social even
ing with her before her return to
school.
Messrs. Leroy White and Charlie
Marsh Of Camden were visitors in this
community Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Weldon spent Wednes-
day in Camden.
Misses Mae and Almena Weldon re-
turned to Gaffney on Wednesday to
resume their studies at Limestone
College.
Quite a number of our men and
boys had 20 register on the 18th. It
is wonderful opportunity Tor, those
under 19 TO get an education. How
ever, it's hard to give them.
Mrs. J. D. Kneace returned to
her home in Augusta on Friday af-
ter several Gays stay with her par
ents, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. C. Mcleod.
Mrs. f. G. Peoples, with her chill
dren, spent Friday with her sister,
Mrs. r. s. Moseley of. Camden.
Little Mis- Jane ,A1taway of Smith
Vile, is yisitine Alma PEBBLES.
: Among zee boys to return to
school next week are Lawrence
PEBBLES 10 Carlisle at Bamberg; Ed
ward Kirklsy and James White, to B.
NJ. l., Greenwood.
Mr. J. r Mcleod spent Friday in
iCamden.
/ Mrs. S. A. Lowell of Camden visit
ed at her aunt's, Mrs. PEBBLES re-
Gently.
Mrs. S. A. White left yesterday for
Augusta, Ga, where she Will spend
sometime with her children, Mr.. W.
d. White and Mrs. s.. NJ. Browne.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
The Wedgefeld Graded School.

The Wedgefeld graded school, III
common with perhaps a majority of
the schools of the State, opened on
Monday. September 16. A large pro-
portion Of the usual total enrolment
of pupils was present on the first
day, and children as well as teachers
seemed full of enthusiasm and ready
for the work of the new session.
The opening exercise were as fol-
lows:
Bible reading and prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Derrick, pastor Of the Methodist
church.
Short address byDr. NJ. L. Parler,
chairman of the board Of trustees,
and Mr.. x. e. Aycock and w. IF.
Ramsey, trustees of the school.
There was then a talk by Miss Hell
ersE; Malone, newly elected principal
scnooL ddressed 70 the pu-
pills, the patrons and the teachers.
There were, however, very few pat
rons present, so that this part Of the
talk was abridged. Miss Malone then
made announcements affecting the
days program, and the general ar
rangements of the school. Patriotic
songs were sung by the children, Miss
Jeanette Thomas being pianist.
After short closing prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Derrick, the pupils marched
down stairs with zest to their respec-
tive classrooms.
The teachers of this school are
Miss Helen E. Malone principal;
Misses Harriet Owens and Ruth
Cain, assistants, and Miss Jeanette
Thomas, music. teacher and assistant
in the primary grades. They hope to
do the best work possible during the
ensuing session, and that the Wedge
field school may above all stand for
thoroughness and good order.
Two medals are offered in this
school each session. One by Mr.. Eu-
gene Aycoek for the bes. declama-
ton, and one by Miss Aycock for best
scholarship and department
Helen E. Malone,
Principal
wedgeheld, Sept. %.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
Giving the Lie In GEORGIA.

Chief Justice Hill Of the supreme
court Of Georgia said in Rumsey
against Bullard: call the Judges of
this court, being tto the manner born,
are willing to take judicial cognizance
Of a fact which as individuals they all
well know, that IN Georgia to call q
man liar, even without raising q
stick, usually provokes breach Of the
peace, and most generally brings on a
fight. There may be exceptions to this
rule, but they are rare exotics, and find
little nourishment in our Southern soi'
and beneath our Southern skies"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
IMPORTANT NOTICE To MEN
jLIABLE TO DRAFT.
The Lscal Board Has Mailed Qucs-
tionnaires to These Whose Names
Appear i'm The Following List.

Simpson Mayrant, Jr.
George Washington Gass
Henry William Colclough.
Gaine Nelson,
George Cornelius Rembert,
Paul McKiever,
Dean Richwood,
Hermon Washington Spann,
Harry Richardson,
Evans Covington,
William Gregg, Jr.,
Rodger Manning Wicker,
Joseph Colclough,
Al1enSJanes,
William China Fri.fson,
Henry Edmund Parker,
Malachi Mack Thomas,
Johnny Lewis,
Junius Prince,
John Joseph Brennan,
George Miller,
Marion Joe,
Henry Horace Wrinkles,
William Rock,
Lucins Timothy Edwards,
Daniel Obediah Benjamin Brun'
son,
Shedric Praylow,
Sam Johnson,
S Jesse Epperson,
Frank Singleton,
Alien Brown,
Harvey McGrae,
Frank Jackson Barwick,
Monroe Douglas,
James Porter,
Marion Richardson,
Sam Buckner, Jr.,
Robert Melette Moore,
William Adanlson,
Isaac Chestnut,
Joe Harris,
Jasper Thompson,
John Smith, =
Joe Burgess,
Charles Brooks,
Asbery Coleman,
Andrew Pringle,
Anthony Thomas, Jr.,
Gust Blanding,
James Brunson,
Joseph Cleveland Cotton,
Guss Wilder,
Henry Robert Mcleod,
Adam Allison Team,
James Monroe Scales.
Harry Bernard Me;lett,
James Francis Duffy,
Eebert Morris, Jr.,
: John Isadore Jones,
James. Harvey Wilson,
Charles Field, a,s
TomfsKershaw,
3 Arthur sHawie Pack,
Rebert Pierce. Yates,
Barney Oregon sBradwell, .si;.
Waiter. Graham Riles,
George Horace Rowland,
Robert Covington,
EImon Thomas Stewart,
Henry Tobias,
Murray Griffin,
JohnsMcCaper Wells, -.
Harry Weeks.
Allen Hodge,
Miless Wesley Costin. ~.
p 4 -.--srE
VIII Is1cCray, =,
JanaeS Matthew NeWberry, IS
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
Watching Lobsters' Tails.

To find out if they have been cooked
alive, Holsters should be examined
very carefully. If their tails are tight
ly curled to their bodies it is reason
ably certain that they were properly
cooked.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
Paul Washington,
Dwight Moody Rhett Higgins,
Willie, Sino-letnn

Paul Washington,
Dwight Moody Rhett Higgins,
Willie Singleton,
Campbell Jackson,
Robert Bolden,
Lewis William Murray,
George Ducker Hatchell,-
Bradford Singleton,
Frances Chesley Jones,
jeremiah Colman,
Jim Mccoy,
Owen Grant,
Peter Peterson,
John Douglas,
Isaac Champagne,
Talish Yates,
Moses Mcleod Robinson,
George Sines,
Dave Mcleod,
Warden MCGEE,
John Horton Robinson,
Albertus Anderson,
Isaac Wright,
Harry Robertson, i.
Tony Bradford, Jr.,
9 James Aston,
Eugene Evins,
Henry Jackson,
Melton Wade,
Henry Johnson,
Clifton McDufie,
George Dewey Bruner,
Robert Smith,
James Martin,
John Sammerson,
Willie Edward jenkins, s.
Allen China,
Sam Brewer,
George Lafayette Mabry,
George Washington chatham,
William Benenha!ey, Jr.,
John Lawrence Frierson,
Coy McEachefn, t.
Major Logan,
Hezekiah Delbert Player,
Herbert Peon Dinkins,
Calhoun. John Robertson.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
Can Now Buy Single Shoes.

SINGLE shoes have been put On sale
IIs Loadon, marked at special prices,
yThis hag been done as q concession te
;the many one-legged men discharged
xrcn the army.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25

hat Mr.. Palmer had gone out of his
way to attempt to defeat Democratic
members of the house who did not
subscribe! to his views on the prohi-
bition question.
Although four hours debate ha6
been allotted, impatient cries of ''vote
vote" were shouted late in the ses-
sion by many representatives. Slight
delay brought about by opponents OF
prohibition, marked the beginning OF
the debate and late in-tl1e evening an
unsuccessful effort was made to post
pone final action until tomorrow
Representatives Kahn. Meeker,
slayden and Gallagher spoke against
features of the prohibition measure
while Representative Rainey, Decker
and Mondell urged its adoption Rep
resentative Cannon Of Illinois, <X-
pressed doubt as to the wisdom of
the act, pointing out that it would
permit grain being made into beer
until next May ! while the president
had announced the intention Of pro-
hibiting such use after December /.
Representative Longworth of Ohio
said Nr. Cannon's Interpretation was
incorrect and that the brewing of
beer would end December / under the
presidents order.
Mr.. Cannon also argued that it
would be impossible to sell before
next July / the 40 or $50 million
gallons Of distilled spirits now held in
bond.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25

Marion Charles Frost,
Jesse Lewis Fox,
Joseph Stanley Shedd,
Robert Witherspoon DuRant,
Warren Alforu James,
Minis Dow,
Wesley Delaney Mccoy,
James Linwood Gentry,
Daniel Curtis,
Charles Henry Dickson,
Mingo Nose Ballard,
Willie J. Turner,
James Brown,
Sidney Miller,
Leonard Elijah Parker,
Archie Miller,
Alexander Gillian Fishburne,
Simon Osborne,
Ash Williams,
Jack Johnson,
James Mcdowell Dick, Jr.,
Ernest Harlston Spann,
Frank Mills,
Drayton Slater,
Benjamin Franklin Myers,
Joseph Addison Gayle,
Allan Archer,
Sam Richardson,
Willie MCGEE,
Mitchell Miclens,
Robert Evans,
Arthur Singleton,
William Sanders,
Gilbert Dargon,
Silas Allen,
Albert Benjamin,
Frank Wesley Cox.
Gus Laws,
Nose Singleton,
Henry Singleton,
David Porter,
Clyde Augustus Clark,
Raymond Stuckey,
Robert Richardson,
Robert Weathers,
Eddie Robinson,
James Rivers,
Dennis Lee Cox,
Bennie Ontin,
Bessie Bradford,
Thomas Hunt,
Samuel Tilley,
Samuel Moore,
Essix Collins,
Edward Brown,
Emanuel Benjamin,
George Epperson Holmes,
Robertson AIickens,
Robert Tea NcDougle,
Pate Moses,
Leo Bell,
Ben jenkins,
Charlie William Gates,
Willie earned,
James Wesley jenkins,
John Oliver Barwick,
Albert China,
Eddie Bradley,
Henry James Wilson,
Altimount Pack,
Preston China,
Cornelius jenkins,
Charles Winfield Jackson,
Guss Morant,
John Clarence Sparks,
Frank Carter,
Jesse Benjamin Grice,
Daniel Reese,
James Damon White,
Munnigan Hunt,
Henry Richardson,
Elijah Pringle,
William Lewis,
William seESgsii rs, :
Lang Charles Hudnet,
Z Fred EnoliSh
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
ideal Resort.

Nodd-How is the aingbang restag:
rant?n Tom-1W Wonderful. was 81
there with my wife aor an hour the
other er7eveniag and couldn't hear a word
she said d-"-Lif5. 50
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25

Composition Of tho Scriptures.
In the Bible. Old and New Tesa
ments, there are 3,5S6.473 letters, IT'S,
6s3Awords. 31,373 verses, 1,1S9 chap
ters AID 66 books.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-25
IATH ON GALL0Ws
dern German Pirates Deserve
Fate of Buccaneers of Old.

-
alsars Serving on United States
sI Merchant Marine Today Knew
Man Who Remembered Fate
ct Spanish Freebooters
Stories of piratieal methods EN-.
plcyed BY German submarine com
nanders in burning uRdefended mer.
schan yessels and mistreahng defense
7ess SrsTx a1esn no novelty to thousands
of Mariners on the Atlantic coast, such
So are now enrolling for service in the
aeN merchant marine.
cdne of these sailors, who are to
the emergency feet Of merchant
ships being constructed for the United
States shipping board to take supplies
IS pur armies n France. actually knew
x1S who suffered at the hands OF the
last pirates Of the Spanish main,
whose methods were similar to those
nf Germans
Among fhs men who reported for
sdua as mates recently at the recruit
fnS headquarters of the shipping board
s44,FIsfs aome from the Massachusetts,
coast who hasl known q survivor Of the
iast shsp taken By Spanish pirates OF
Caribbean. This vas Capt.
omas Fuller of Salem who died in
za06sat the age OF ninety=four.
Captain Fuller was able seaman 10
aHe crew of the brig. Mexican OF Salem
a8s2 when, laden with saItpeter and
9ea With $4,000 IN silver slowed un-
the eaban aoor, she sailed from
fEe home port FOR BIO.
81 August 20, near the ceast OF
Glib fhe schooner was held up BY q
ssxIA described as "a long low,
ifasxht topsa1 schooner Of about $50
aisd painted black, which hailed and
rsa1estsd the captain Of the Mexican
::jtosssnd BOAT alongside with his pa
Tie boat WIS sent, and came back
xni;sscharges sof an. I'll looking armed crew
lcEphafes from the Spanish main, who
3dfpye fheEeyew OF Che. Wedcan below
sek listened down the hatches, and
sbssan looting the vessel Finding the
they. sent II aboard their own
s. re pirates next cut the sails and
srleang Of the brig to pieces and start
sd fire So tie galley on deck which
fhsT expected would soon destroy the
They then departed for their
joWn 5lss vessel and sailed away In search
30 leE Victims.
6ey had neglected to fasten
Il adoWu te cabin skylig Through this
ehlr:figa Saptaan-eraWled and getting
|Sto pIasned water on II until
had control He then caused Il
:g anoKe heavily unttil The enemy was
crew rertgged their vessel, and
5faYnEed bys q gale made their escape
an sneh aSdangerous neighborhood
Salem sailors today recall with sat
sisfasttnn that the long arm Of justice
smsiea put refribu to the pirates.
feW months later a Salem vessel
Syss III fhe harbor Of ST. Thomas,
asW.liiEensa slow. black schooner anchored
hasr sTbe Salem canfain was was
suspicious. and inyenting. an excuse
went aboard the schooner for q call.
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