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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Tho following eases were argued yc.
4 priIN.

tcrday
Commonwealth docket
No. =. Main street Bank VS. Corn
i'rhw"alth CT AL Argued by x. T..
i'>rd ton the pIaintift in error. At.
t'rHcf 90 .ornl and II. X. Pollard for
tli- G"i"nuantS in error and submitted
No. >. iaue ". Commonwealth. Part
Is argued and continued until to-mor-
row.
NcNt cases to be called:
No. d. CALAIS vs.. Commonwealth
'commonwcaith to confess crrorD
No. II. ,i"ttiicb ~. Commonwealth.
'tominnnwcaltii 10 confess CrrOrD
No. 10. WilkCrSon -. Common wealth.
tTo be submitted on bri"tsD
No. 10 Derrick vs.. commonwealth.
No. Is. Hollywood Cemetery Com
p:tny -. comlnonwc CTo lie pass
cd
No. 20. Brooklyn Trust Company CT
ais vs.. Booker. commissioner. ctC.
80 ~. Commonwealth VS. TrcdcSar
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Hi;NnICO TRANSFERS.

I:racn City Corporation 70 Frances
/" i.yiton MolyneauX lot - Garden
,iiy corporation plan. November ..
y. W. Bintord to Lucy s. Stern lots
- and -, block T.. Highland SPRING..
November Is. 1917: $500
T.. W. ,abuey' ct TX CT ais ~ T., T.
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nuILDiN,. PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by tho building Inspectors
Office:
-. and l.. Mi,tledorfer. to repair brick
cost $50.
i.arus Brothers and Company. TO re-
pain brick warehouse al Zoo East Main
street. to cost $1,000
William and l.. l.. Davis. to repair
brick garage ~ 200 North Monroe
street. TO cost Sl25
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BOND LIST

AN writing Paper - Observation-Disclosures. t!'4
-tpslo. Fr"nrh - .........-.., ............. y
Nrisnuc ,oast Line = ,h.dt.,.......... 50.
n. /. ID. and =. col. Observation-Disclosures. -
y Z. !. ccb cN. 4 tE-lunorcl tu'dr. ..i9
Ghc5ArrShc srd ohio ~. 1t:a........,.. o.
-.'he ai,cahe .rn rhip &. Ss.....,........ -:
tiFGctt AMI Myers a., .-.-....-............. 81
.tcr,ilard Tobacco .s .................... -
Mercantile Marine t. cold .....,....-... a5'.
Scsbuurd \ir Line adj. is................ -
$ A. l.. stamped Observation-Disclosures. ,ni.
southern Hallway - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. t'ls
southern halfway 10 Observation-Disclosures. Ei9
r. :. Registered -. 1880 tbd) ........... w.
u. =. Registered -, 1918 ttd' ........... q
-. Registered q. 49, odd ........... lCa.,
u y, Liberty Loan .-............... 9S IS
u. :. Liberty loan md ts.............- - .
Omitted stare, steel Is. I. Ss..,............ ~
= ~ brown Bros. Gus. CIV. Va tasNcdb IS
Va Gar. Chemical 20. Observation-Disclosures. Ha.
N2.-Car. Chemical 20. CIV. 5s............ -
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RHflNO\D IiNi. STot'E< MARKET
lNnlcs III | mum slnrl. \ uru.

Richmond. Va. January D.. i2i,
H%l'H sur.is. l.=4i-, medium to Eo"d.
,,uH,i coIrmon TO 'sir, sao'q choice
h"it"is lr'g u, medium n good "a 10;
g"inim"n 4" TAR. .dsi. Cholre COWS. sn.:
u|ulnh - Souu. e'.Gs. common to fair -
= VIZ. beSi oxen. "a 70. medium - good
.:N''=' common to ta!r, s'sElIi. Bost
ne ~ "Gl1s. So 70 a.; light. SIC. Ec.,
,HtN'~, "a. common to iair. lIrlg Re-.
hcHvE h"ts. IL. medium weight. I5ui.,.
l,%h'.. I"H th''; so"- md stay. iGf.i5 I;oyt
S''0n "a 10: common to C.r sTS H.,
i"Ntp,, 4rst 10. m"iiuu t. spU,i lgi- a T.,
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Capital stock, $4,000. Object. drug
business &. l. EancS. vice president.
j.. II. Gillian. president. both of Pc.
,crsbnrE: w. 7. Hines. secretary o,
Ilupcwcii..
The y. W. Short Supply COMPANY.
Incorporated. BloNOn. Capital Stoci.'
$4,000. object. mercantile bushes 8
y. w. Short. president: W. =. Mcssic,,
secretary and treasurer, both OF BloN
ON.
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CHICAGO Gn,IS M,rErr

~, AGO. january lJ.-Ccrn avcr.- cd
s.fi;iy Io".r IN piire to-day. mainly a !.
t'NH'i ~ "'i'"r Weather conditions ih.n h. Il
n'c't expected. III" ,uari.ct ,lo,.J mpi ~
We" 80 la' ..lue = V, tcrd.S'. riui.h to
No. - 2 LIS oats Decline. !. ia 3 ,'cr,
4fpN!aIYH' scored .niHs Of -,sc to /.
WHEAT omen, II:ph - CO.,
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HENRICU RELEASE DEED.

American Trust Company. trustee. TO
East Highland Park Corporation lots
II and -, block Ia. East Highland
Park. December 30. 1917: 1878.
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"a" ,Utfn JaHHafy 's-Nsw aes.'
,chacc. ataaS hne sranaiatef. .is. islt
iuo - So ssutoa -. lo's
Mhlit nrn position. thsr" W not :
i-1naaci."n IN cotton oil io-day. il..l nd.
we're unchanged TO i.uiuts MT hfs.,r
Tenders Of 1oD barrels were made or, =. r
udry contract Primo crude. ii51 roulI-.
nr.ne summer yellow, suot and JatIu.r,
20 %: March ana May sos. The u.rst
aIn
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CHAPTERS ISSUED.

charters wcro issued hy the state
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Wythcvillc Garage. Incorporated
WytlcNiil". Capital stock. $1,000. on
i"ct. automobile business w H. bod
gi"n, president l.. NJ STUMP secretary
aud treasurer, both 81 Wythcytllc
The tee Tco CORPORATION. P.i.rgbur-
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HENRICO TRUST DEED.

RANGES l.. Lytton MolyucauN ct vir
10 10 Lane Stern. trustee, lot - Gar
den city Corporation plan. November
>. 1917: SlJoJ
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DEFY GOODS

WV york DTa "QopS 49,,
lcr' today wcro nrin, with demand Tor
rriut cloths. ghrc;Isj ana I'LL ,ot,on5
'.n'T rl'lE SctlN" Warns wcr~ ur'n Nnrc
interest ~ shown IN new oncrinEs "f men
va nr'+# goods wer" ruiet. ioSbr-s r.-
irS ''E''-'-
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NtRi,I.iGE LICENSES.

I'll" lpp"win= marriage licenses wcrc
ssr"u yesterday ~ the cleric of the
iiurJIuG- Court:
Thomas IT, NarbrouGh. Henrico Couu-
~. ara Nda NJ. Anglin. Schlcy County.
GH.
John Brausford Icflwitch and Della
l. Marlborough, Richmond.
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n"nH'ii% 'n~rhe' Hens. more plentiful and
!u'i; IiarNrt lower, Vvtipoi. lower: Cnickcrs
rcc.irts !Sht hut mo- demand. market re,
,,."inns ir,t. -Cul" .sss-Rcccip;s ~.
nlshSr., SdtirI Market urm; receipts Iisht:
Tt ''n',r UEt"N! vuhoo6 higher Rabbits
hSi rcnain: sle.d! iitdc--M- IN
,h~nS'h OUR uHl'. uutlcol. lover, rrcslnt-
ln"dci- i". \csis.t- Extremely sc.rcc aud
E"ntcd t~ttic-Marh.t b-re: demand
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u. :. CIRCUIT CouIrr OF ArrEALs.

The United States Circuit Cour: OF
Appeals rcconvencd yesterday morning
at ! o'clock with the following Judges
and officials in attendance. Circuit
Judges. Pri;chard, Knapp and Woods.
clerk. Claude NJ. Dean; United states
marshal. John u. Saunders.
Gases argued.
No 1921. Newton MdkiT appellant.
vs. Sabin ". Cotton. Jr. 81 al. ap-
pcIlces; appeal from District Court a.
Huntington. W. Va: cause argued b.
Maynard T.. stiles. of Charleston. "
Va. for the appellant and 10y ". l..
Thompson. of Huntington. W. Va. for
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To and from Washington aud berona-Dsiix

iieh'Uond Washington Local. I.y icf,
~ week days 81. rM.. Sunda!s; II.
H ,sSI,r 4"!;; ..a hy. 49, IN: - ISIS An
go rM. -. iG.2a An. so rNi '"' "'''
"tElha NcEtt and baggage officer not open
", '4s ran MAIN ~. Sta.
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y; =, = :. ~ TN Ut MAXINE
t-iSHI RS. VA. January ls-Sp.nIsh
tihfhl'ra stoeHi Market firm. At S.i3 Der
O.. H,r6ia,4s r1,r'nHrs' s:ocl.l Marie, firm;
i"''E Luinn", 10 cents per 10: .Ntr., rrIr,.
g, 'cnr pcr pound: rriinc 81 rSn, ~ -
uoun.. SMELLING eiu,k . cont. ucr nnn,n
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CoTTOS MARKETS.

KEW YoEh, January L.. Rec. Use ~
i.lrly .rtLNv trade buying, thc:- was = dis
position Ia ignore thr bearish census nGurca
on the cotton consumption to-day, which
:aEca t.H decrease OF 400 bale ia iho
pccernhcr consumption. compared with
Nuytnthar. >uJ oi .0.ci) hale compared
With per,rntrr s,"r $50 inc .n.rkc.t
reints, .nd later made additional gain.
10 81 -. r~SytscutiKE net advances OF IS
- points - TN sp"cuiat.," interest cyi-
dc;Iuv considered that much OF TIA. d."
crce.e tn consumption for The mouth wa>
due 10 tucl .nd transportation di'ficuitcs
TSircr than to any M tcrisl reduction in
CcInsnd Tor goods. Throughout ia. u;dd.-
az thr osv the MARKET vas somewhat IT,
regular. sustaining occaalou~l reactions
uEocr. selling ny VAL street house iu SYN
trs riln III" depression ~ tho stock
I0srSrt bpt tn'r' We" 10 uuD"rt.Ut change
l.. sentiment uuttl Iatc Il,cruu"u. w:'u
if.~ market was severely affected by GcpurtS
'-,s, the President had been asked 80 do
LAR. Monc~,s iu Ia" Ea''"rn state Legal
s"lser assuming that any sucu actio-
,,Jii,ptiou %, cotton by. ~" England mus.
cone. es'in. tirS As high as $4,000 bal.v
fttrthtE a" trade solo h.a ytiy. and prices
Lrote 10 th- lowc.t OF the d~y March
icutkirs '..l md N4y Go.I List urlr,s
lgre stc.d, rhs lat. bre ak Va .i,o
t'.N'panlcd b considerable Southern h.,.r.
Sn!l;AS, I'D rgUpTta q! Ca.i'. spot Darltt.
- rhs southwest and u reW orleans.
tEouEA GOOD demand reported from
. 10 eastern Hci'. Cotton futures table:
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Seaboard Air Line HALLWAY Comnan,

The Progressive Hallway OF the South e
itain' leaNe uaily: y. 81. %oricua local
i,tc l.. 81. Scepers Atlant. ana Ja,Lvor'
vile; $40 T. N. Atlanta Birminrbsr,
Special: iifo r. ri. sIc.nera JachaonyIll,
TAMPA: 20: \. NJ. Florida Limited Train,
arrive $50 =. NJ. s:lo a. NJ. So, T. ~
$50 L. II. III a. NJ -
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NV YORK PRODUCE M,KKry

SPOT cotton. s,-4cy :. points on So. =,
{ spot, 3"ls bal-s, TO arrive t;t b.
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Southern Railway system

,rSius ,"aNu iHcrIioru--.....tn 90, S,uIIo;.
Schedule nsurca not Suafautuod. Tor IN,
south. Daily: $50 \. NJ. obscrvatiun. Par.
lur, cafe car; U.VO l.. NJ. s5ievucr tu ttianI.,
ll;l3 =. ~; SieGnerS TO Danyiiio and .lshs.
keyhriiic. Chase City and OAfu.d~weo.
days.
r. 81. daily local to Wcoi Point. $50 r. NJ
daiy. e~cert SUNDAY. Stcaincr Train con.
trains Arrive Ei"hmond-- From III. so,,h.
1906 4. NJ: i:2a T.. NJ. $50 H. Nj dsiiv:
$40 q; NJ, EXCEPT SUNDAY. From West
Point. $50 A.. NJ. ana GLIB u. NJ daily
Steiner Train 3i5 a. VI. daily. cNCcpt No..
day. w. '!o''
oGice oo7 8. Ma,n st: Phone s1ndI.on az.
STEAMBOATS,
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M. I-uu y. West. .-."v d. .lut a.
Mo idu. Local, 500 =. ,,,:i, i,
Ja,n,s liNcr Line, 1000 a. I,:Iu =.
=. N'cMS, Mn. e'ov q. = : 10 II. 'i:vu u.
t'iI Point. g 80 a., ,i2:VD H.. 5000 4,
Ne"roTt -. ~ Local. '.vV a. 'o.lJ ,.
IRON Norfolk. 'll:lo a. 't:i. n $50 i,
-. News, 800 "a. :v5 From West.
$40 .. .3;tJ u. Locals, -lv:iI a.. 81 81 "a
James River. ..:2v a. 'y:tu u. v
Sp4ny. .ENcept sunday
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-22

Published By
HE TIMES-RECORDER CO
Arthur Lucas, Presid-
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commissions.

commissions.
In order to avoid anything that
might hamper the work of peace, the
German government has caused or
ders to be despatched to all submarine
commanders precluding the torpedo
ing of passenger ships without, how
ever, for technical reasons, being able
to guarantee that these, orders will
reach every single submarine at sea
before its return
"As a fundamental condition for
peace the president prescribes the de-
struction of every arbitrary power
that can separately, secretly and OF
it's own single choice disturb the
peace of the world. To this the Ger
man government replies.
Hitherto the representation of the
people nthe German empire has not
been endowed with an influence on
the formation of the government.
"The constitution did not provide
for a concurrence of representation
Of the people in decisions of peace and
war, These conditions have just now
undergone a fundamental change A
new government has been formed in
complete accordance with the wishes
(principle) of the representation OF
the people, based on equal, universal,
secret, direct franchise.
The leaders of the great parties of
the reichstag are members of this
government. In the future no gov
eminent can take or continue in Of
flee without possessing the confdenc,
of a majority of the reichstag.
The responsibility of the chancel-
lor of the empire to the representa-
ton of the people is being legally de-
veloped and safeguarded. The first
act of the new government has beer
to lay before the reichstag a bill to
alter the constitution of the empire so
that the consent of the representation
of the people is required for decisions
ON war and peace.
The permanence of the new sys-
TEN is, however guaranteed not only
by constitutional safeguards, but also
by unsuitable determination of the
German people whose vast majority
stands behind these reforms and de-
mand their energetic continuance"
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Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Powers desire
to thank those who administered to
our daughter, Mrs. Winnie Halton
Cornes, in her last illness, and who
spoke words of cheer and comfort to
us in that sad hour. Also to those
who sent such wonderful floral ol-
ferings.
May the Lord bless you and may
you never be called upon to go down
through the valley as we have.
MIR. AND MRS. NJ. H. POWERS,
Savannah, Ga.
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CIV TAX NOTICE.

City tax for 1918 are new due and
payable between October 1st and De.
ccmber ist, 1915.
WI. ELDRIDGE,
Att Clerk and Treas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-22
DON'T NEGLECT A
DuETTMATTr. DAM
AuEUMAlN TAIN
Go after 1t with Sloan's
Eminent before it gets
dangerous

Apply lille, don't Tab, let It feHSs
Gr0te, snd-good-by twingel Same for
external aches, pains, strains, stiffness
Of joints or muscles, iameness, bruises.
Instant relief without mussiness or
soiIed clothing. Reliable-the biggest
selling liniment year after year. Eco
nomical by reason Of enormous sales.
Keep a big bottle ready at all times.
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Liniment.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-22
Tom Thumb.

Charles Sherwood Stratton (Tom
Thumb) was born at Bridgeport,
Conn, in 1888. He was exhibited by
P. T. Barnum in various parts of the
world. He married in 1868 Mercy La
vinia Bump Uavinia Wa"ren) also a
dwarf. When first exhibited Ton
Thumb was only about two feet high
but he grew to height of 10 niche,
He died at Middie!orough. Mass,
1883.
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judgement of the military advisers and
- that the actual standard Of power on
- III both sides in the field has to form
hnA the basis for arrangements safeguard
Will ing and guaranteeing this standard
\ u0 The German government suggests
#1hft TO the president that an opportunity
1 should be brought about for fixing the
details 1t trusts that the president
WW of the United States will approve of
III III no demands which would be irrecon-
cilable with the honor of the German
people and with opening way to
E7eAuE peace of justice.
-'-s4 The German government protests
sENGER against TIE fepFo''n Oh "ies"i an"
inhuman actions made against the
Herman land and sea forces and
hereby against the German people.
D.. the covering Of retreat, destruc-
lions VIII always be necessary and
hey are carried out insofar as is per,
tied by international law. The Ger
4 troops are under most strict in
lctions to spare private property
I'd to exercise care for the popula
S tor to the best of their ability Where
TIA n sgressions occur in spite of these
Instructions the guilty are being pun
80 - ished.
ows: The German government further
e for al denies that the German army in sink
itories the ing ships has ever purposely destroy
ated from ed lifeboats with their passengers,
bcedure of The German government proposes
conditions with regard to all those charges that
left to the the facts be cleared up by neutral
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-22

Puhlished every afternoo
|atarday, every Sunday NOR
= . weekly (every ThursdA!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-22

Entered a. second class
|ostnRce at Americas. Ga.
aArch ., 1873.
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Optimistic Thought.

Concealing secrets is sometimes no
IS advantageous TO a man than elo-
.uTnce.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-05-18
SUSPECTED SPY ARRESTED.
Plant at Muscle ShOals-Many Pa
pers Found.

Sheffield, Ala, May 14.-Ernest
Kreichner, an enemy alien, was ar
rested at nitrate plant No. at Muscle
Shoals today by police authorities
charged with being a German spy and
is being held in Jail at Florence
awaiting further advices from federal
officials.
Kreichner, who came to Florence
several weeks ago from New York
had been employed here as a civil en-
gineer. When arrested a mass of pa
pers and documents of different kinds,
all written in German and a photo
graph of himself. dressed in the uni
form of German army officer. were
found in his effects. He is said TO
have stated to several persons some-
time ago that he made a trip to Ger
many just before the United States
entered the war. 1t is expected that
his arrest will lead to the apprehen-
sion of another person on q similar
charge.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-05-18
CALL FOR LIBERTY MOTORS.
AMERICAN ENGINES MAY DRIVE
FRENCH AND BRITISH.
Shipments Already Made to Great
Britain and Pershing Approves Fur
thcr Action

Washington, May 14.-American
built liberty motors may first reach
the fighting lines in France driving
French and British scouts. 1t wss
learned tonight that urgent requests
from the allied governments for
early delivery of the American en-
gines have been received and are be-
ing met. Shipments have already
been made to Great Britain and there
are intimations that General PERISH
ing approves diverting additional mo-
tors to meet French and British re-
Quirements.
The British govern ent, it is said.
after careful investigation of the en-
gine by special expert has been
pressing steadily for some thousands
Of motors. The French experts, at
first somewhat doubtful of the Liber-
ty motor. are now asking for and
will receive engines by July 1. Diff
fculties with over heating alleged in
a letter from Louis Cammen Ra read
in the senate yesterday to make the
Liberty motor useless, are declared
authoritatively to have been over
come. Radiator trouble was encoun-
tered, particularly when machines
which had been operated successful
ly in northern latitude were taken
south for tests. These have been cor
rected, it is said.
To support their view that the days
OF delays in aircraft production are
over officials point to the fact that
last month saw Liberty deliveries i'm
hundreds and to present indications
that the output will be more than
doubled this month and steadily in
creased thereafter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-05-18
JACKSONVILLE. GOES DRY.
ELEVEN City Wards Give Decided Ma
jority i'm Election for Duval Coun.
ty.

Jacksonville, Fla, May 14.-In the
wet or dry election held in Duval
county today, 25 precincts out of 80
give total of 1924 dry, and 2,S2O
wet, showing a majority of 704 for
the dry Other election precincts are
small country districts which can not
change the result even if every vote
was cast wet. Indications, however.
are that a majority of them will be
dry.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-05-18
DEATH RATE LOWER.
Health Conditions i'm Army Camps
Are Improving.

washington. May 16.-The death
rate IN the National Army and Nation
al Guard camps last week was the
lowest since November Surgeon Gem
eral Gorgas reported today. The to-
tai deaths were one hundred and six
y-'wo against one hundred sixty eight
the week before. An increase of
pneumonia and scarlet fever cases
was reported.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-05-18
of wings on his back.

oi WINGS on his back.
Brief addresses and intensely patri.
otic speeches were made also by w.
\. Stuckey of Bishopville and Thomas
+. Cothran of Greenville.
After adopting the majority report
If the committee on platform and res.
olutions and refusing the minority re-
oort, embodying the resolution OF
John *. Hood. of Anderson. the con-
vention adjourned sine die at $40
o'clock.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-05-18

people to stamp out any and all dis
loyalty on the part of any of our cit
izens by word or deed, who are con-
tributing to the success of our enc
mics and we pledge to our sons who
are bleeding and dying at the front
for our liberties, that our home fires
shall be kept burning, and we pray
God that they may return to us with
the glories of victory upon their
arms"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-13
Government Inspector In Rochester
 Praisea tsERUIT.A.TlYES,

ss North Union St., Rochester, NY! "For five long years, I was afflicted with .St0mac6, Liver amd Kidney Trouble, which deoeloped into seyioas BkGdder Trouble. During that time, I am safe in saying I tried over 50 different remedies without relief.
 I saw & testimonial of, I think, 4 Montreal man about 'Fruit-a-tiYes' and concluded to make one more trial. By tAe lime tke samble boz sgGs .1fnished I found quite an im- provement; ; and when I had finished a5oc. box, there was grand improve ment far beyond my expectations.
 To make 3 long story short, I believe 'Fruit-a-tives" or Fruit Liver Tablets the best Stomach, Liver and Bladder Medicine the world has ever producedn.
 R. B. O'FLYNN,
 Government Concrete Inspector. 5oc. q box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size 25c., Lt dealers or from FIR RUIT-A-TIVES Limited. OGDENsBURG, N.