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cple and Of praiee partially upon E ornament More
al the
reached II be that future brought III. control
the
present val that ~e ase dealing evident that GsfmAp
The the popular viii
control The policy hv DETERMINING
VemAn Feeling that che whole niasn
speaking and Straightforward action the
without attempt
nations OF The world do not havs
hnea heen the o
mat "a concluding and attempting
nustcs a" this h can not deal
WIN any n abe representatives of the German been
assured Constitutional
~ the military noer.t.
Germany likely them later n rrsa Il
The International obligations
peace negotiations but surrender Nothing gained leaving this
essential thing So "s w
Accept the o nv high confederation
tsgnedl ROBERT
MI Frederick oedein Charge al nsytn
In charge Of German interests the United states
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"Fhu' in City
Is on The zane

Tuc SPausb lntlusnts tuaiieN +
ssllstse'egs n ts@ agN uo dtaiht
ana po ties csscs esins a#offeq
'hlp d. gAu twenty ioW hoart
The epidemic has WeNsy eesoBe ma
Aenaai hers .ud whle lhcfs ha
kf,n few deaihs hreelt ainenis
hle - 81 ibe majority vt ihs sstf
Asse heen ii fAa m IA ,ns f.. 4}e
sea- ss8gs voafaed 70 iAr hoese ici
ly fev days $3.50 fapsais rrevY
us wiih wei nud prompt neliss
fifeufiea
,oaa su eu eill aev h~ 'nis ein
eas auete5 frw.f malil,s tr9m
>l.a4lsh lutla,nzs asn sus other ''
ef Ts l~spulsfon Ia oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-24
DU|lD|NG COMMITTEE Or
SCHOOL BOARD BUSY
During Closed Period Much Long
Needed Repairs To Buildings
Is Being Done hll Build
ings Being Renovated

rbc puuaIug anN nun8 romm
ef 0F ihs Board ol Niaraiou hat
b,su se,na COINS sal.ad.g and ioaa
" eaea rrpait safA yn ibe has
eioaues aud huua bl rumme
td si' rhs aoa.n4 an8 fhs
3oapd- haa hssn .iluwsa s. - lt
mp- depl~fshi aHre ou account
Mtk og ~ aif. aaa s. was ue
sdii 60 ID, eommHun iof Visitor
e9mt mio he Wvn aNa hs
ett1iiion faeY wers fh. eronods
csnfsi hay, be,n riisd u aHA
.iff ana ID. dFalnyge pipes
Aaa oih.i fhlnsn nat eer
@ h. safety - 81, hide,
ur a nueh ngsle1 sidvp4
daen gfom thr aest antfaln ire
t-ildlne 20 ih malu walk on ihe
Larlh .sdc h,fo Wis sa laia ih,
~ mafs ehiMfen who epme n and
ou u fhe bailaius frem ihe v'si "a
ptnee hsa Va waae through lhe naa
lh gaiuv weather fue whUie eroundF
have beep ihof5n4h cieaned OF aua
liade s ilrsi e.ass eondlilvu ius fla
ke change hAYe hssn matte oa THE
ground ~ hs otof.d hools. as
tseY vsfe id dreadful condition
! BE- Ban8ef school wlil Il. attended
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IN At'aF H'H NHha* Nneta&
fAf ~ tsla Haef suft9wi.sa tsd.
ff"H#h H"W me 1FFntH peoA~,
fa' 'hf e"lf Hf2effeh'' spaaaa'ee ~
ttflf HNfaf mas' ~ sahHiIasien -
"fWf 80 AH Afnilaff hai "i'' make
~ r"r i"i. laf "rfM*Nf ~ t*aNH h#
ti''ifs lha' fhf kssff *4'l aa'as F.
r NFf 9" "eiFal ihr fmp'ss and 'at
Niil 81 aH4 hM Niip si* ''s aai aaf
adef sea aos pfale Hese'iaHDHt
hatf e asmaniea
white thf l'mHHm sieAIet
hesee . esfmaa iht siasa
a.eHis #ii - sfaf ~ 'be et
rHft Witch lH M'tH fhsn setIpr iH
ha nlHHs Hh hf tuifea States
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THE PRESIDENTS REPLY

wilson the latest German
follow
The secretary made public the following
secretary the Charge Afarcs ad interim
charge the United States
Department, State OCT . 1915
acknowledge s Of the e1nd
date OF the 10th from the German
the President has instructed
follows
the German
laid
the United ehth January 1918
particularly address seventh Of September and that
details application and that this wish and
hitherto policy
behalf but ministers
rehstag overwhelming
the German and having received also the explicit
cvised
be
Of srnisiice
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JOY FILLED HEART Of
THIS BEA[Av[O FATHER
ID williams. Notified of Death
Of Son In Army Is overloyed
To Find Corpse That Of
Stranger Cards Mixed

Il N4Ham aalat 81 M, sufi
Nanse faaed one af lhe tragedies of
Is. e8lia uar ah,n ~ fe,slt.d
fa NOM ,smp Fuuslna s.alias ihsf
aoa Rnhen Whams haa alea
ihsfc aad lAai b. femalns nen b.
Hs shipped ~ Cmb rs fa4aef
b. na faa bagAf
Yb4 4an.sa..ss.s 4W tb.
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Constant Aducrtsing and Square Dealing
Made AbeNs Store Popular and Success

To-day the beginning Of the nineteenth year Of successful
merchandising by the Abel clothing the success Of
the proprietor Mr. Abel founded dealing TO
all and yerfication Of the rule that money
good anothcrs
Mr. Abtls ideals were high and he has maintained them
through all the years he has been He believed
In good goods cash purchases OF stock misrepresentation
and price 10 all How well his beliefs have justified
Is evidenced by the model store he presents the public
and the steadily increasing patronage he being given
Satisfactory goods TO satisfied customers at fair price has
been his motto and coupled with this has been universal
courteous treatment with all be has with
Along with his progressive methods merchandising Mr.
Ahel has been progressive citizen He has materially
assisted In the growth Of Guthrie and Stacker
line Of duty He Is worthy and caDablc citizen, and has
succeeded because nc deserved 70 succeed
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NO ARMISTICE WILL BE GRANTED GERMAN
ARMY WHILE ON ALLIED SOIL, CONDITIONS
MUST BIZ IN NATURE OF A SURRENDER


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-24

CrsAa.as lEfo &~e German 8ste4ssfe
xys.sa soa'A O. H4ieae suaes fae
B~s-is- 4-e scAr.as a~~y tA.s Barrier
70 i-s allied pa-8aif oi iae rstr4~fia s.
enea1v Prexst&s made ,4sge iafsLs
ths we've aoafs follov .Ag 'Aet @tr
tzes seeAs 10 iAGle4fs t4ss sse itne
G, the : aelGi wAlfA ,4rhsf noFrh
-4s Acl1 % - Brs,.s1. FreAta sa1
Bsls as. may &c broAen aaA caf-
asase-l
1as. q iAe sestA o. Ns.ence eanes
rasre Is bend l. s. Scae.di h.ca
is sAz' rsgloA - .noaa a. iae Ese4as
-syer TAe river Aas ~ soarss ~ ths
-c parI wncre 3, /. Joined ~ tae
co.esi RIVER Zach fguFed ia sae
Es-s4Hs t4Tit ~ fAs Rr-s4 oaensse
souls Q. Ara Tas Gernsas saere
s0rs ssse aes n4tursi no~f soaiA
~ Sas bea1 aE4 is Wa sioas iais
frou, s1ss fae British sfrpe. terrific
ss5u YESTERDAY morning
lass a4esa OF the Bf'as8 are f~o
iEsrorsSas strategic Eslnss Mon aud
ysstesre i i reported fh4s even
no~ III British aoavv suu' are slasos'
~114a Range o. tAssS two towns
na.c4 are ,as pf.Eespa G.saua eca-
csa'rztiou ard sspvY f-el's agas .As
ArssnEes frvzf TAroseh s@em raFna
rs.srssa ~asea Is f..s 70 tas ~
ssEs ., to strsAsn ilne 4a4 = saes
are taken o. eFeHyh ua4~s sr- ierF
~. - eaeny ~lli 81 serloa.'E sE
5z-rszss8
c>-~srs 5ce1 osses-F ooc County.
Ar0ard yalsaeteuEe- ta@ . rusH-
have 5esa ssooasas tle coaa 81 ~
cssing s1s bsnks - %. Seiai,
esass i = sid 10 lorisH4s ess- -
t1e c<z2l 4s1 Aorz-esss * Ns'taetea-
- zfr great izkes ~AAe- wll g-oe-
sb.y 1oiG ~ ,se allied sarS1 iof
some tlz.c Tee .s4s c0aGir'ca pre-
ysEa .zst s0zsAHess . tA@ eie
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AND HI Col ONLY
VI AIS FOR TIsf t>D>

xsx YORK. o. = f-isg t,s1le8
2 1ozs-scz promoter. esartefee g co1 :
s.1sey q desrssa - government =
~ az zsfzezzrs q array rs,seo.fs.
vss xentenge1 70 .svss ve4rs a
tr1sonze1s = ike festszs oez-s her
s1szy Captain Azs-sF F&Esasn xA1
51lr~s asizy k4s fer14eY gffatt -
= = q iEs DIVISION q s1gr.y u shs
czsrze-z.syer ceSxf-zszf q. belp
Gosls3 . exrTT or hs- ognl lpsrser
- zarez a Ews year t-fz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-24
BRITISH ARE TEARING AWAY HUN
BARRIERS ON SCHELDT RIVER; BATTLE
RAGING IN STREETS OF vALENCIEENES
r~stiSh s gnsne N
Street. - Vsleneiernes

r-stith s gnunq lr
Street. - Vsleaeternes
bHish fQrtts afe fg4fns 10 tAe
,'reess cf Naiensenues nss!ns er
e-rd i rou, tAe pes T1sg % no
seem - sr making u.aeh pfgsrcs
against t8e stahDogu affeDte - tae
eueAY 1owevsr
rrenen sno Bele srs S,opped
raraacr nos'b fgws1 Chen the
s'Heuea ans Beis ans appcsF 70 ss
stopped a. ie4e for iae fuomea' Tbs
Sc4eid. rlyst and tAe nc;wpfs %
smaller wattrgays tAege prov The
Germans wlth valuable ns'aFa' at-
teus4ye x0ue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-24
PARLIAMENT OPENS tNNDk>
10 fIuN.I OF ~i'ItiL>

L>s-1ou Oa zs-The House u
ccnnoas adopted resolutioa today
ir favor of Eomen sitsisg "a p1fils
aent The fezoiasasa aSs yzssed bF
majority q -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-24
? COO FARMERS atLpaL
nY FARM LOAN aoAuu

Nlstiusspn Get l rho farm
lNan soafa ssnuaurea t9iag lbsf u
fsa eAieaasa iosas % about 1000
'arm"Fs ia me dfgaxht areas o.
i.anfsa Oklahoma and Texas. from
~ tsyig 9le iand hrgsly tor seed
etesf Probably 500 more ~ill BE-
sas tAts wlaisf slaui o. 900 0e9
81 the fund ia been dlsiflhuted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-24
AFTER ANTWERP AND nRuasEra sow

fas Oct - Southeast Of L. casaau French hav.
crossed The samhre canal war ofra
statement to-day The French their wsns ~ the
canal IN spite Of strong German attacks
south OF moneournei farther the French
increased their gains north Of Along the gert. there
Was hveiy fighting north ot Mrabtcoaft
The objective noH is Brussels and Antwerp .
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8sAlss,er oa IA CATO sslls
Commissioner - indian ANsirs. sn
noanees The ole 81 the eaal and aa.
Thaii deposits - ih~ chDetss aaa
fbiekasas nations b. The hlFhsst bid
esr - NcAissles December III. ig. 10
and ~ isis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-24

Raymond Estes Crowns a. MeAisK,sg
NeAie Ter Oct "a RAYMOND -
-. NJ WA accidentally drowned m
lhe city reservoir lake near here this
afternoon Tho lake is being dragged
bni the boay had not been recovered
Al r N
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Strike Now To
axe Brussels and
Antwerp Area;
Yanks Advance
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY NORTHWEST or vrRDuN
OCT "a AMERICAN PATROLS EARLY TO-DAY PENETRATED
pLiPLf INTO THE GERMAN LINFa IN THE REGION or
GRAND PRE- AND NORTH OF VERDuN THE ENEMY HAS
BEEN USING HIS ARTILLERY AND MACHINE GUNS FREELY
ALoNO THE ENTIRE FRONT THERE HAS BEEN Lirrfr
CHANGE IN PHE SITUATION SINCE LAST NIGHT
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YES -Lss -tyE
oLiT sCT-lEs5sEsS-
Warrington. Oct z-.-sicssrs %
the American Gsrsc stesrshtp Lake
5o-1re- 90 sre cost u France, ~Ftr-
s>s loss % gsfs. sss snnssncee TO-DAY
~ rhe rssy department The ship
ssvroer.s sftsy striking rock
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weather

New Orleans. La Oct ei---Toalgi,t
fair eoldsf. frosi rfldsy. fair -
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It's Up to Germany
Now to Fight To
a Finish or Quit
On Our Terms
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON OCT a PRESIDENT wilson's REPLY
TO GERMANY WAS SENT BROADCAST TO THE WORLD
FROM TIE ARLINGTON NAVAL RADIO TOWERS LAST
NIGHT AFTER THE OFFICIAL TEXT HAD BEEN PUT ON
THE CABLES II NOT PICKED UP DIRECTLY BY THE
GREAT GERMAN STATION AT NAUEN 1T UNDOUBTEDLY
WAS RELAYED FROM OTHER POINTS IN EUROPE IN TIME
TO REACH BERLIN THIS MORNING
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-rElp wis Tre WAR. GUY
SAVINGS STAMPS.
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Ars..e.n. sat-ns s.srssls

Kss Ok ~ Cstesu iae Am rie2ps
and British are .ul azhilns fAelf
asy tarnsh the GeTnsp iiats but
they are msfiue very Slowly Iu ,as
oasa Sefrr sector fae tNeBs ana
Aaer.e@ns appear 20 b. aela ~ b.
IS. Germans FTom thai se ien os
ass battle frout 70 sAc Ars0une forest
ihete Ia seeu lfssle change IN tie
.if.e during f4s pas dzv
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Fasr - The Ar@uHu~ however.
A1srssn forces 4&xe woF.ea fae.f
So tsrhe- into iAs .Bem. f'aue8ss
and nAvs egfapsiledtae e-rmsHs 80
absnlou Bs< slit- ~ fhe Nes sapk
q tAe 1tsuee and laf ,oata y Dau
Taey srs 4iso 'gaiins 70 tas a0rra 81
DaHrAelA. -aa hoa strong series
q hasE4s ~ash appeal - dominate
ssses y TIA =rvBno Is 'ae esatsr o.
1he llue
Near Grand Prs the German sv.-
aen'ly realizing that fariaer e. sFess
- she Americana. j. dAussroas Aare
+en COUNTER ssgsegGng 70 pasly
Taey h4v. gained no grogba agd have
se1i aeaF.iy 10 allied snG wounded
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-26
Central Items

10 get a handsome set Of kitchen
ware absolutely free if you buy Ma
Jcstic range next week, is an offer
worth investigating. Visit our special
demonstration during the week com
mencing October to 9, and we will
show you this fine ware, which is an
out-and-out gift. Y. NJ Can't, Cen
trnl, S. G.
There were a goodly number baptized
at the First Baptist church here last
Sunday by DR.. Pendleton, the pastor.
Many Of the registrants received
their questionaires last week here
Henry King, Of the army training
camp, was visiting here last week.
Has it ever occurred to you that ;
worn-out range wastes money in burn
ing too much fuel and spelling food:
A range expert who will have charge
of the Majestic demonstration during
the week commencing October / to s
will show you how the Majestic range
cuts down household expenses. II. M.
CAN'T Central, S. C.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-26
Appoint Board of Instruction

We are ordered by Provost Marshal
General Crowder to appoint under the
select!sc draft system, Board OF In.
struction in Pickcns county. whose du-
ties are laid down in bulletin which
we have in our possession. You are
hereby notified that the following men
are oppointcd on the said Board bv the
Local Board for Pickens County, to-wit:
w. c. Smith, Easley; w. T.. Findey,
Plckens; Rev. J. G.. Bailey, Liberty.
Rev. j. H. Willis, Six Mile: Dr.. H. G..
Bedford, Central; DR.. w. M. p nder,
Dacusville. and w. r. Price. Pickcns
r. f. d. No 8.
Each member of this Board il rc.
CURED to meet the other members at
Pickens court house on Saturday. Sen.
tember 2Sth, at 10 Il. m, for the pur.
pose OF electing a chairman and roceiy-
ing instruction as to the nature of tho
duties they are called upon to perform.
e. +. MCCRAVY,
Chairman Local Board
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Twelve Mile Union Meeting

The union meeting of Twelve Mile
River Association will meet with Kings
Grove Baptist church September % and
20, 1918.
Saturday 80 to II 300 Devotional
service conducted by the moderator.
90 Introductory sermon by Rev.
Z. K. Abercrombe
One hour for dinner.
200 to zoe First Query: What is
the best plan for financing our church?
Opened by Rev. E. NJ. Bolding.
200 to 800 Second Query: Should a
convert make his statement to the
church or should his pastor make it for
him? Opened by D. f. Garrett.
300 to 400 Third query: Why are
there so many different churches? Op-
ened by Rev. H. f. Wright.
400 to 5:oO-Fourth query: If a man
thinks he is on the right road will he be
condemned? Opened by Rev. w. M.
Walker.
Sunday 10 o'clock Devotional SER
vice conducted by moderator.
IL 90 Missionary sermon by Rev. B.
f. Murphree.
The Hurricane Township Singing con-
ventlon is cordially invited to meet with
the union
j. l.. MURpIIREE,
A. j. RAMPY,
J. Fl. MAsSlNGILL,
Committee
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From Catecchee

Married, on Sunday, September Is,
at the residence of the officiating
officer, Miss Ida Seaborn to Mr. John
{. Herd j. Alonzo Brown, N. p. off,
ciating. The groom is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alonzo Herd of Central R-3,
and is n promising young farmer, while
his bride is daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
Henry Seaborn, and niece of Rev.
w. &. Seaborn, and is deserving
young lady. They have the congratu-
lations of their many friends.
Come on. boys, those of you Of a
matrimonial inclination, and cast your
lot with the happiest people on Gods
green earth the matrimonial class
and when you get in France you will
fight with better courage from the fact
that you have left one behind that be-
hooves you to defend.
The relatives of e. Garland Leopard
and William G. Sexton, who were
called to the colors in Nav and left
some time the last Of July or first Of
ThNFHoe WIN VIZ cISL ilNlSOl), nave ar
rived somewhere in England. They re-
port pleasant trip in going over and
seem to be enjoying military life
Married, on Sunday, September sth,
near Cateechee, Miss Mary Handy to
Mr. lemuel Kelley, both of the Pleas.
ant Hill section, }. Alonzo Brown, N.
r., at the throttle The groom is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kelley.
while the bride is n daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Handy. Many con-
gratulations.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Bailey
Of Cateechec, u fine boy. Jim saws
first he is going to let him go over and
help whip the Germans. after which he
expects to make boss weaver of him.
If Jm's boy can't whip the kaiser by
himself Sloan Holden and Fcrbert
Mauldin and Mr.. Ford, all of Catee-
chee, can furnish help, as war re-
cruit has just recently arrived at each
one of their homes. No war tax on
babies. p.
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A Partial List of
NOn-eSsential Work

We are requested by the government
officials to advise all people engaged in
the list below enumerated, which is
considered non essential work, that it
will be better for them to engage in
such occupations as are necessary to
produce something to help win the war.
Otherwise they are liable to have their
classiiications changed without notice.
Following is partial list of non
essential industries:
Auto industry accessories, drivers of
pleasure cars, cleaning, repairing and
delivery of same; sightseeing cars, au-
to trucks other than those hauling fuel
for government work; teaming other
than delivery of products for war work
bath and barber shop attendants; bowl
ing, tbilliard and pool rooms: bottlers
and bottle supplies; builders and con
tractors not engaged in construction of
buildings for government work; mer-
camille stores, florists, fruit stands,
junk dealers, livery and sale stables,
peanut venders, shoe shining shops,
WINDOW cleaners, soft drink establish
ments, soda fountain supplies.
COMMUNITY LABOR BOARD,
! W. M. Hagood, Chm
w. E. Hill,
w. II. Chastain
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Martin Long

A wedding Of much interest through
out the state was that of Miss Fannie
Belle Martin of Central to Mr.. Roswell
Curtis Long, first lieutenant, chaplain,
Y. S. A., which occurred at the home
OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe l.. Martin. on Thursday after
noon, September goth. at a o'clock, the
Rev. B. M. Robertson officiating
Only the immediate relatives were
present.
The ceremony was performed in the
living room. which was beautifully
decorated in golden rod and ferns.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
tailored suit of blue cloth with hat to
match and carried shower houquet Of
brides roses and sweet peas.
Mrs. Long Is a lovely young woman
Of unusual personality and charm. hay-
ing been most popular member Of the
. class Of 1917 of Winthrop college,.
The groom is graduate OF Davidson
college and University of Virginia and
was student at Chicago University
when he decided to enlist. Immedi
ately after the ceremony they Left fo,
an extended trip north, after which
they will be at home to their man,
friends at Columbia, where Lieut.. Lont
is now stationed.
.
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From Peters Creek

Mr.. Editor: All is quiet on this side
and settling down t. business since we
did our duty that is. voted for our
men Tor the different Offices and regis
tered from IS to IS to fight for the
United States if he should call on us TO
90 so. We hope to see the day soon
when three million American soldiers
VIII triumpantly march through the
city of Berlin, and we believe we shall
learn that the same is true ere long.
Zen p. Crcnshaw has purchased him.
self a Ford and Perry does take the
girls to ride now. lie paid the CITY bv
the Sea visit recently and cnioyed
his trip fine.
Barto Hendricks, who went to Camp
Wadsworth some time ago. has re-
turned home unable for military duty.
There were 80 men between the ages
Of lS and IS that registered at Peters
Creek on the 18th, and every one seems
to want to help lick the kaiser.
We are looking forward to the fourth
Saturday and Sunday with much pleas
'ire. as the rickens county SINGING con
venton will meet at Mt. Tabor church
then Probably we may get to ,ill up
once more before we go across.
Messrs. j. d. and c. c. Mcdonnell
have been on the sick list for some
days.
hot IA AT n.
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Death of Mrs. Kirk Mauldin

Mrs. Addie Mauldin died at the home
of her daughter Mrs. Frank Mauldin.
at Liberty on Tuesday, September II,
after a lingering Illness of several
months. She wassa daughter of Jacob
and Martha Pickles She was born in
Anderson Tcotnty, tneg Shutdown, and
was 65 Years Of age. She attended the
ITALIAN acaaefnytunder Rev. John L.
Kennedy. she2isssurvived by her. hus-
band and eight Children Mrs. Fred
Gaines, Mrs. Junius Smith, Mrs, Lidfe
Young, Mrs. Frank Mauldin, W. D:
Mauldin of Greenyille, Adger .Mauldn
Of Central, Champ Mauldin Of Liberty
township, and Pate Mauldin Of the u !,
S. army. She is also survived by one
sister, Mrs. John E. Smith. She wassa q
member of the Liberty Presbyterian
church. The funeral service was con-
Quoted at the house and the body was
inferred in the old Kennemore burying
ground.
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Will Fill Out Ques-
tionaires For You

have appointed the following gen
tIemen in Pickens county as members
of the legal advisory board and they
will fill out all questionaires brought to
them. free of charge. The government
asks that this work be done by the law
yers and business men of the United
states, and it is highly patriotic SER
vice for which the government does not
pay and does not allow any one to charge
reglstrants for filing out their uues-
tionnaires:
Easley j. NJ. Smith, f. w. Whit
mire, Geo. +. Williams, c.. M. Folper
W. p. Hill, X. z. Whitmire. Johnson
Simms.
Liberty-C. f. Bush, y. A. Gary.
Almo Chapman, Rev. John Bailey, Fred
Williams, Parker Brown.
Central j. II. Ramseur, II. L.. Sea.
born, J. r. Falls. G. G. Rowland, Ralnh
Ramseur.
Pickens-R. e. Bruce, j. II. Richey,
Z. 70. Robinson, w. L. Findley, Sam b.
Craig, Jas. p. Carey, Jr., Prof. Nc
Kinney, Frank McFall, j. e. Boggs.
Dacusvillc-N. b. Williams, DR.. w.
Nj. Ponder.
Calhoun-P. S. McCollum, and o. X.
Doyle.
Pumpkintown A. C. Sutherland. S.
b. Edens, w. E. Edens, Jr.
Six Mile d. G. Mann, Prot. Willis.
John Roper, w. S. CAN'T.
Grow Creek : DR.. Robert Kirksey.
JAS. p. CAREY, JR.,
Chm Legal Advisory 3D. Pickcns co.
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COlOred Soldiers
Leave "Wednesday

List of colored men to be inducte
into military service and leave Picken
ut 11:30 a. m. September 25th for Cam
Sewer, Greenville:
Daniel Brown, Calhoun.
Elihue Banks, Easley.
Jones Brazeale, West Union RI.
Frank Lemons, Liberty.
Clarence Blair, Easley.
Richard 'Oglesby, Central.
Erskine Reid, Calhoun.
Lawrence Lewis, Easley RS.
James Il. Gowan, Pickens.
Leonard Gambrell, Central.
David Thompson, Easley.
Larry Boggs, Liberty R-2.
Winslow Brown, Central.
1918 REGIsTRANTs:
Rufus Sullivan, Liberty R-4.
Elmor Ferguson, Easley R-3.
Ralph Barton, Easley.
Kate Chapman, Liberty.
Cornelius Downs, Easley R-2.
Ulysses Nash, Pendleton R-4.
Sy Mellow, Liberty R-3.
Dee Austin, Liberty.
BroWnlow Bowen, Pickens RS.
Robert Blassingame, Easley R-2.
Clarence Jones, Easley.
John Davis, Easley re.