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5oien anaebt, 10 rihtet lid ser @ron
peniger qegen 0ie fron30liihen Col,
ooten ais gcgen Die frans6IiIhe 81
ntlbcnoIfcritrq 9ie 9iusbenteret ser
@ipiIilteu mar eiltfad) gren3enIos.
@cnn oic Sol6aten froren uno bo.
ben etnigc Stiife SoIj ouf nm fid)
Elm ,Seuer 5ll MAIDEN, fom am an.
oeren Vtor9en cine geiaI5ene Gef-
nlna lpeaen &ol5. Ole SSransoIen
hotten 0oppelte &reiie, einen fir
oic eingcbnrenc @ep0lferuna, einen
onocren iiir ste 9(mcrifaner, sic tie
oniheineno aIle fir g}abobS hieltcn.
Die fron3oiiihe Hegierltug bered)nete
rem Imcrifonern ioaar theure Ereiie
iiir 6en transport amerifaniidcr
Soloatcn Ole ihnen subtle famen,
uno ieIbIt iiir sic GrIdubniB, in oen
&nfcnploben 8eriteu ouf3uflhren.
hie fiir Die omcrifaniid,c 9(riree be-
itimnt mnren, ntilbte theuer be5ablt
mer0en. Die 5ran3oien hoben oos
Nnaeuehme ser dmerifaniihen &ilfc
nit 6en1 9tileIidleu oeS @uSbeutens
nerbun6en un0 nod1ocm Iic sic Sill
Ic nidt mebr braudtcu. mohteu Iie
fein ScheimniB oarous. onB tie 6ie
9Clncrifoncr, ie cher ie Iieber. pieoer
los mcr0cn m6dten.
Sic @eiHblc Scr Nmcrifaner fam
man iidI oenfen.
Nlnn fam Iid1 oie @efiihIe Der
nmerifoniihen Solooten poriteIen.
oic ocn Tron3oieu 8thiIie foren uno
Iic Dor Der iiheren NieoerIaae rette.
ten, lmo Damn 70 idlnooc pon linen
behan6cIt nuroeu. gS lit fein @un.
ser. oob c@ in oen 2agern foIt to9lif}
Shldqcreien spiifen Sen .;sroas"
unn Sen 9lnlerifoneru oab, oob IN
Sen @rthihaiten oft allcs flir5 uno
flciu qcid1Iaqen lplroe uno es oft
Ioftioc &iebe iebte. llno nit IoIfer
GrinncrunQen fehren un'ere Soloo'
ten ans Dem 8rtege suriif.
Ser Iorinu III Brelt teste Dem
aonsen trouriaen 8opiteI Die Slintar
oii. 91uu, pieleid)t lernt man bier
I'M Qonoe cttpus niihterner 6eufen
nnb nicneidlt Iieht mau zines ihonen
Ioaes cin, oaB man Die 9Serlen leineS
/ Sybcolismu8 nor Die e due gcpor-
fen Bot
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11

bIifmnS be3mcdcn. iih niht iiigen
molIcn.
Seine nit ciner eeIdledt@franfa
belt. aou, alcih oh onitedcno ooer
nidt, bchoftcte Qcrion bari bel Der
0eritcuuna uno Dem &erfarf bon
Niild, ODER 9}ahrunq@nltteIproonften
tb0tia iein ODER sur Qilege pon Sim
bern unn aranfen perncuoet merner,,
nlub iibcrboupt bon oIlen Reitartl'
oitnocn fern aehnIten meroen, Die DIE
(Seinhr elmer llcbertrnqilna arlt nh-
orrc Qcrionen in iidl berdcn. s
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@oIhington, 10. 81

July II. 1919 as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
g8oIhinQton, 10. Slt1i
oSn elmer 9(niprodlc Dor Dem
@unoesicnot, sic pier5ig Wtinnten III
9(nipruh nobu, legte Eroiioent SSll-
ION Dem GtberhallS 0Cs GongreIIeS ON
GonncrStaa Den TricocnS @ertro8
nit Ie1ttihlonb l,n0 sic Ncrfo''un9
Scr 95utionen 9igu Dor. 2ettcre be-
3eidnete er ol5 .praftiih unbe0ingte
95othmen0iQfeit" ais lncntbchrl1d)es
@erf5cnq fiir oie Notwithstanding
Der neuen NeGtoronung.
Gbe ser Gr0iioent ollf Die 2i9o
felbIt cinginq qab er etnen fltr8en
llebcrblid iiber SEN Gintritt Der Ter.
Gtooten in0 ihrer Streitfr0ite III Ben
&ricd, iomie iiber ste niclen Sflpie-
riofeiten, sic iih Ser 9lrbeit Scr 5Sric-
ens.Gonferen5 in BEN @eg Itellten,
uno bie obne Gomproniiie nift be-
ieitidt neroen fon1lten. 9of ipriht
Ser Gr1Iioent 6ie llcber5eu9ltng aus,
oob 6ieie GomprontiIIe an ben ltr-
ipriinolihen @rrn0I1ten, auf Die
man iih Qeeiniat hntte, ni6ts meient-
lid gedn0ert hGtten.
Ger beiun0ere 8ertrn9 5rn Shub
9Sronfreidhs qegeu et1paigc angrifie
ron belitiherSeite nuroe elmer beion-
beren 9otihoft borbebolten gS bieB
ferner am 9onnerstag, ser Rrditoent
QIoube, bob es elmer 3pei0rittelmehr-
heit 6cs Senats beoiirfe. I'm ettpaigc
@orbehaIte qcqcnTheile oes 6rie6ens'
Gertroqs qiiltig sr madden; Gppoii-
tionsfiihrer I'M Senot oagegen iin6
Ser 9(nIiht. oaB cine einfafe W|e6r-
belt QeIlilge
gSieberanfnnhmc Ses Saubels.
ooSn ciner 8eiprehung nit 3eitltnQs-
bcrid1teritottern i'm g9eibcn &niio
iprod iidl Der 3rdiioent am 7Jnner5
taQ iehr 6efrieoigt ii5er sic roid7e Ra-
tifi3irlnq 0es 7Srieoensoertroas iei
tens ser oeutitcn 0utiouaIrerinrm
luna ans. Gr 0elttete an bar 6il
SoroeIsbe3iehungen spiihen Inerift
luS 0eutihlono 10 buIo ais nl6gIid
pie6er aufgenontmen iperoen iollteu
neil EcutfhIon6. tpein es feiner
SonoeI babe, unrH0gIid Die bon i'm
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Gunercf 9I6iflt mihafltct.

9tah Der @ebauptiIng BON 8rnhom
errid1tete Ser 4rdiioeut oie Sehcin-
regierunq, inoem er Ole 46Ijht 0cs
GonQrei'e3, aI5 er CUR Shniiuna ei-
ucsRoths mir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I'M 2tuguit 1916 erm1hti9te. mibofs
tete. In Der pom Congress arlarbten
1Sorm, ingte Graham, ioIlte Der 5tath
aus iadls D}itlIieoern 0es Gnbinesla,
ben eiqentliflen @oa3uQ5beuu1t5n be-
itehcn un0 iieben pom 3.anSenten
nusutmdhIgn0en 3ipiliiten, ocueu
lc5iqIid cine berathen0e giaenidair
sufonlnlen ioQte. 2tuitatt 0eiien. oer'
iherte 3rahou1. madlte Der Rrditoeni
Ben 9eiratb 3tr pirfIideu 4oa3u85'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11
Rrnnerci ucrflaat.
9Sitt5bltr1h. ga, 9. 4

0iit5hirlh. ga. 9. rltli
@unoraofupou u. 8 Gropforh
crbob om 0iittmot, qeQcn sic 4ltts
burQh @reminq TO, cine Der gr0Btcn
9raucrcien i'll Ritt2bnrqh, Fo9
int 9uu0csojitrift5qerid)t cine Gin
flaqc ouf llebertrctltnq oes @ri2a@-
RrnhibitionSQcictes; 6ic @rouerei
hotte 2'ier nit 234 Brojent AIfo-
boil perfouft
l1nmitteIbnr 0nnndl erIieb @unor8.
rid,tcr 50. 8. 2 Ibonlpion ben Sc
rihtsbcfehl, 0of Die Geielfihoit nau
elf ser @eomtcn i'm @eridt erIheincn
Ioaen @unhesmarid,cq Short erhicit
hie 6oftbcfcdIc }uqeiteat, un6 modte
i'd nuf SEN @cq, Inn oie @crbaftun
oeu ous3llfiihren.
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3iuan;ig 9'ro3cnt bonn 8crt6.


@elcacntI,dl ser llntcriudung
Scr Qlusqabcn 0cs attg5 Gcporte-
mcnts im2luslan6 tbcilte oin0jenstaa
Tcrfaufs6ircftor 6. g9. Sore benz
;uit0uoiqeu 6ausausitub NIT, ooB
Die frau3oiiihe Reaiermg iiir omeri.
faniI6cs Qr;e-snatcrioI in Trouf-
reid, 6as $500, 100000 qcfoItet
bot, MIR S3o0000,000 qeboten bobe; i;
ans 0ieipm &rlu0e babe 0as strleq3.
0cportement ea t,elfoufs 4urccg
in 13ronfreih e'n1aridltet. 6a5 SEN
4crfatf hcs Ulatcriol5 Ielten iol
G0nuen in 17rantreih feline an8entei.
iene 9reiie er3ielt neroen. 10 Miro
6as WnteriaI an on0ere Gdioer cer,
fduFt per6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11
SdDmnrser HOit.
1Sarao, g. D, s III

tSar9o, 2. ., s 15llli.
91oh 9Iniid)t Gefou $. &. @oI.
lens pon Der aderbuuidlule oes Staa.
tcs g}orth 0ufota miro Der ourdl
oen ihunr3en Roit an Der Grnje i'm
Reo 9fiper Sbnl angcrihtcte Sho.
Oen niht beheuteno fem Gr itijbt feline
9tniift onrouf, oaB oie trodenen
Msiuoe Der Iebten paar Gage Die aorn-
biloung beidleuniat ln0 Den ihmor-
sen Roit beieitiat anben 6eHdltes
g8ettcr lit nod Ieiner 9Iniidt por Dem
feiien Der 6eIofrudt nid)t su bciiird).
4ntt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11
M-34 nnf Der Nliiffahrt.
llein 9lnrf. 10. SnIi.

ltefD glort, ~. SNilt.
TaS britiihe 2nItihifT G-34
battr 3onncrBtn9 0toracu cine be-
trahtlifc Strcfc oeS 9fiifiIua@ nod
Shottlon6 ,uriidqc1cqt Der @nIlon
mar naf SGitiinoiaem aIfentboIt IN
9InIcrifn Nlittmoh }}odt I'm 1t:56
llhr pom 4ooiepcIt ,7IuapInb. D'1'
ncoln. e. o., nliIacitie9cn.
Die pom 2llititiff cin1eidlaqcne
Noutc 1T 0jc iiioihe 5dliiiohrtS'
route. meId1c oireft oitIih 1900 @tei-
len ucit rno int @oqcu nath 6aitnet
-lrIou0 qcht sic qan3c @trefc Be-
trdnt 1000 WciIe,l. Gon 1Nrlonoi
miro Ser Flua 6ireft rod Gojt ,5or-
tune. nnhe Goinburah, Sfottl1ito.
achcn. 0ontmon0ant Soott boiit, Ole.
oon3c Strcdc iu 70 5tnocn plriid-
3ulrdcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11
Sciu @ruhi6itiuns @cieb.
Sttolpn, Ont, S. 2Juli.

9lm 02ontnq fam cine lange mo
crcignibrcidle Sagrng he2 canooi-
ihen InrIame11ts ptm 9lbifluG. IN
Ser Sd1IuBiitunq crfl1rtc 0}ini.
iterprdiioent Rorocn, onB Die Qrohi-
bitipus 0orIogc nidlt nuqcuonmcn
mer0cn miro, meQcn qeipiiier 0iifc-
rcu3cn 5niid1cn Dem Scnnt mo Dem
llutcrhau5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11
giatifisirnus Oes 5rieoensuer:
traces.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, WIS., on
July II, 1919 as required by Act
of October 6. 1917.
Berlin, 10. SuIi
Qie MISUNDERSTANDING in Met-
mar bat cine Geiollltion inbe5ug olll
gutheiBilne 6es Iriebensoertra9e5
onocommen, ober niht cher ais bis
ieoer geoner gegen Die geoingin9en
nrotetirt botte. 9ie 9lbitintmllng
ijber Die 9feiolution ergnb elm Stl1n.
menreiultot pom 209 gegen 115.
,@ir itehen I'M 8egrifi einen 40
iGbriaen Morih our6 cine Mlllte on
3utreten", iagte &erntann Nfiluer,
Ser Miniiter oes @usDdrti9en III ell
ner 9(nIprahe an bie 8erIalln1lltHg.
..GcSdl fam feinen nnoeren Iusorild
fiir ben 2eioenSpfa6 finoen meld1en
sic grflillung be8 Sertrags oorlIebt,
SIR hoben ln8 nit ser @utneiBung
bes Gertrogs beeiIt, in Der Soffnung,
hob 6ann sic 8lofn6e oittgehoben
miro. @enn oas @ort o5Srieoen" nidt
oons feline @e0eutltng berlieren Iou,
nub sic g3itdfehr Ser @efan9enen
boIb folaen. Gin pinItimmiger GroteIt
ocqen bie 11nterbriidltng melhe N
Sen 9Srieoensnertro9e entholten 1T,
beTteht hcute ltno miro immer autredt
1T oI4o,, IIo; hnt1
Or. 9ranb. bon Ser 9sntionolpor-
Tel, erfldrte ltntcr groBem @eifoll, ooB
,0ie @ltnoe bieIeS SFrichens nielnolS
heilen miro, lmo tie iou niht hei-
len.
gQir neroen niemol5 G5iiltiqfeit 0cS
@ertrooe8 onerfennen, inate Scrr
@ohl pon Ser 0olf5partel.
ebert nntcrseidlnet.
Berlin, 9. SSuIt.
GrGiioent ebert unterseifnete nodl
6ent 0ormGrts geitern glbero Tim 8
l1hr 0ie 8orloqe iiber @enehnllgltn9
hes 5Srieoensnertraas tlno nns
SdriftItiid nurbe noh GerIoiIleS oh
nrfun0t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11
SaS SinOnib ,Wiid)eu Den Scr. staaten
nHO Traufrcih.

II netter Gonuueu-
tar 81 Dem ioli.
beren 9iiuoniB
Spiifeu 6ratlf-
reid llu0 Den
Ser. Stuaten
iino sic 8or.
fommniiie in
g r { It. 0ian
nirb 8eridte ab.
porteli iluiiiieu,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11

Ter combinirten &orlagc Gr nteiute.
Nab Sic Gorlage in 3 GGacu I'M 0nltie
ourdQchen mer0e. g9os Sic Gurh.
fiihrltnd Der 1erfailuuQ5prohibition
anlangt, 10 oiiriten sic ihoricu 9e.
Itinnunacn uieIe NenocrutQSuor,
ihlGqe peronIaiIen mlo ciue Gr,
Icoigung per5osern.
&eridlt Der Iibcralen MiuScrbeit.
Stint Mit9Iieoer Der r<liti5tolimii-
lion ilberreid,tem oea Salic bettc
ciuen Nliuoerbeitsberld)t sur 8e-
fampfuua ser Gorln9e Sic crfIareu;
@rIten@, ooB Der GonQreB iiber ben
3Iped lrno oen llnlfong oes &riegs'
probibitionageiebes hindus9lug, nl5
er aeiItiqe 8etr0nfe nit cIucm Vtin.
oeitalfoholgebalt pon " Ero5ent 5u
oefiuiren iuhte 3peiters, ooB @e-
ictc Sur G1trdfibrlmg Der 0er.
fuiiitnqs sprohibitipm por ihrcr Iurd,
iiibrung pon ocn betreiieu0en Stoa-
ten QltQcheiBen iein miiiieu. Grit.
tens, baB Der Gongreb fcln Retlt be-
iitt, berouihcnoc 8etr0ufe inter bem
Observation-Disclosures 8u 5er9Ile-
bern.
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ob mirfIif, iuie cs 5uer5t f,ieB.
elm omcrifaniiher 0ffi5ier oeu 3tpi-
ihenfou berporriei, melher Su ciner
reqelred,teu Shlatt 5lpiiden olncri-
faniiher NiIitorpol;5ei uno frun36.
iiidlen Motroien, Solooten uno 81
piliiten filhrte, ieooh einerlci. mas
ser 9lnlaB mar. er 5eigt. oab cine
tieiiiteuoc Geritinminq sruiihen
SranSoien uno 9lmerifmcrn bcrriht.
llno e8 lit aud, aan5 fIar, mas Die
&eritimmuug berDorgerlifen bat
Wian brouft nur irqeno eiuen slt'
riifgefehrtenS 5u fra9en Wiar
bate erporten ioIlcn, ooB oie 5us
riifacfchrten Solonteu iiber Die
.Sunnen" IoS5ieben un0 Ole Gent
iden Dcroommen. @o man iclhc
@crifte in oen 3eitiluQcn lieit. MIR.
0eu tie entiucoer 0ireft non &iiQen.
3cportern erfun0eu, oocr nber
Qon3 perein3eIte SoIonten iprohcn
uah, pas ibncn oic 9teportrr III hcu
Muno IeQtcn. 6enn ser Gtportcr
fiihltc, 0aB feline 3eitlng od5 8ubli.
finn iobreIang ungelogcn hat uno
er brauht 9ei:$tiqungcn bon oc1
5uriidacfehrten Solooten, sic L.
ood, nenn ilberbniipt. rur in iebr
miI6er 6orm erbdltIid iir6.
Sin einftimmiaes lirtbeii.
7nh sic SoI0oten iin6 iih einia
6oriiber, naB Tie pon ocn @ritrn unH
Tran;oien ihdbig bebonbelt murbcn.
Die @riien erfl1ren iie fir iehr Dor
iid,tigc Gerttc, Die oas Surpfen ger
ne anoere beioraen Ioiien, uno Damn
ocn aan3en Nubm fir lid i'll gIn-
iprih nehmen, uno Tie bci93pcrcn iid'
bitter, onb Die britiideu SoI9aien
nit bern linen eigeueu Gilnfel hc-
aniprudlen. ben arieq qeiponnen il
hnbcn uno Die 2eiltrngen Ser Vine.
rifancr herobieben. @oS sic Jran'
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ebert nutcrseidluet.
8ilion's Sotidaft.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
July II. 1919 as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11
9nfnnft Der 9shiIippinen.
9D2anila. 9 2Suli

0(un3ll, y. NSlllt.
M}auel Guc3on imo sic ii6ris
acn RitgIieoer ser bcIoroereu 9di-
lion, Sic in Sod)cn Ser llnobhdndiq.
felt ser Qhilippinen nod @aibin9ton
ocIhidt mnroen mar. iino pic0er nad7
WuniGn suriidgefebrt. mo tie irbr
fe6hoft beQriiBt mur6en Gue3on Der
Roriitcr ser W}iiiion. thciIte Bel Scr
Mnfunit NIT. Ser onerjfoniife Cor
drcb hcac feline 3tpeifel mehr oorou.
oni Sic iSilipiuo iiirSelbipcrlpnItin1
reiT Ieicn: MIR haIte Der 6onQrcB c5
niht fir rdtlIif, cine ioIhc @erdnbf-
RING ocrooc lett. oo 10 ricI llnaCIuiB.
belt in ser Welt herridlc, norNlncb~
men. Ic5harb, fiigte Guc'on hin3u
mer6c ieitcn5 6e$ amerifnnjidcn Som
qrcciIS nieie3 E5nhr faum mebr etnos
in 6cr angefcQenheit geifchen g3
hcift, oof; sic gcb6lfcrllnQ i'm a11c.
mciner NIT 6em GrioIg Ser D}li'lon
Cuc3on3 3ufrie6en ict.
Gunicruen tUeroen thcncr.
Chicago, 9. SSuIi
Ginfauf3 9tgenteu ser groben
SotcIs mo ReItoruunt5 in CHI
caqo cU., noIIen oon Gngros6Guo'
Tern un0 Waftern crfohren hnber,
AoF scr Grei3 fir Gonierben itn0 nf1-
6erc StnpeImooren boIo I'M - bis
29Tro,eut ItciQcn perben 9lllc TreiIe
fiir ipdtcrc 9l6Iieiermaen ioItcr Nr-
tiFcl mrrhen, tuie tie inoen bcoelltero
h6her ondeiest. SbeGllIdtoren oer'
irthen nnh ibrer Nniiht, Sen Wtartt
AZ monipltliren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11

True translation filed with the
nostmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
July II, 1919 as required by ACT
of October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-11

sepalt, inoem er i'm nit beiipielloIer
ilno nnbe3u unbeihrdnften Wahtbe.
fliauijipu hpflpiAPtp
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-05-01

Yorkville Enquirer
We are not right sure that govern
ment control of railroads has even
had fair show. We are not entirely
free from suspicion that the man
agement of transportation. has not
been influenced by hostile expert
manipula tors who worked to the end
of convincing the public that govern
ment ownership >of railroads would
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-05-01

never do. But if we have had really
honest and efficient sample of gov
ernment ownership, let the roads go
back to private control as soon as
possible. And as to government con-
troll of telegraph and telephone, we
have never believed that there was
reasonable excuse for such a thing
and we do not believe any such thing
now.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-05-01

Mr.. Stafford Rogers of Dillon spent
Sunday in town with his brother.
The many friends Of Mrs. Burnie
Stafford are glad to see her at
home.
The many friends of DR.. Major are
glad to see him home again. though
he is only here on a. ten days fur
Tough from Camp Dix.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E. B.
Berry, Jr., entertained in honor of
her little girls MARY Elizabeth)
fourth birthday. The mothers were
invited to come and bring the chill
dren. The children and mothers en-
joyed the afternoon very much. Be-
fore they left Mrs. Berry served ice
cream and cake.
May 18th Red Letter Day for Lat
ia Methodist church.
Miss Bessie Powell spent the week
end in Marion with her parents.
Mr.. ]. F. Bennette died here Sun
day morning after a lingering illness.
He had an apopletic stroke some few
months ago and had been sufferer
ever since though at times he suf-
ficiently improved to be up in the
house and occasionally go out for a
ride. He bore his suffering with for
titude, never complaining. He has had
several light attacks since the first.
His last attack came nearly three
weeks ago and from this he never
rallied. Mr.. Bennett was born in Mari.
boro county June 1868. He died
April 27, 1919. At the time heiwas
taken sick he was travelling for G.
Berned Co., of Macon, Ga. He was a
consistent members of the Methodist
church. Mr.. Bennett is survived by his
wife and three daughters, Mrs. w. B.
|Stackhouse, of Little Rock, Mrs.
Clyde Bethea Of Latta and Miss Eva
Bennett. Also one brother Mr.. X. D.
Bennett and three sisters, Mrs. ].
IS. Covington and Misses Maggie and
Lou Bennett of Marlboro county.
The burial services were conducted
at the grave in Magnolia Cemetery,
by his pastor, Rev. John Graves.
Mesdames E. A. Bethea. R. J..
Dew and Miss Lillian Bethea spent
Saturday in Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Manning Of Lit
tie Rock were among the visitors in
town Monday.
Mrs. J. H. David and daughter.
Miss Edna of Dillon were in town
Monday. r.
Miss Aver spent the week endzin
Mullins with friends.
Miss Louise Baker entertained her
class in school Saturday afternoon.
The occasion was much enjoyed by
each one.
DIR. and Mrs. E. L. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson Brown motored to
Columbia Sunday, where they spent
the day with Or. Browns son, Thed-
ford who is in camp.
The hospitable home Of Mr.. and
MRS. ]. j. Tolar was open to a few
friends on Monday evening. where
they enjoyed a musical feast"
Throughout the evening music was
furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A.
Renner and Mrs. w. j. Summerlin.
A number of selections on the Vic
trola were enjoyed, after which sand
wiches. ice cream and walters were
served.
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Latta Department

Mr.. Bob Bethea of Clinton is visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ellis
Bethea.
Mesdames H. A. Bethea, T. G. Gov
mgton and Henry Bethea spent We'd
nesday afternoon in Mullins.
Mr.. W. j. Summerlin spent Fri
day afternoon at Pages Mill on bus
mess.
Mr.. Charlie E. Rethea and family
have returned to their home in Will
mington after having spent several
days here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Stackhouse of
Little Rock spent Thursday in town.
Miss Ruby Bennett of Clio spent
Thursday with Miss Eva Bennett.
Mrs. Houston. Manning and little
daughter spent Wednesday afternoon
in Dillon.
Mr.. Bob Bethea accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Ellis Bethea and
Mrs. H. A. Bethea spent Friday in
Mullins. ..rl n
DR.. T. C. McGee and family spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Bethea of Sellers.
Mrs. F. N. Shular and children of
Florence spent the week end with
friends in town.
Mr.. R. ]. Dew spent last week lin
Columbia on business.
Mesdames D. M. Dew and A. w.
Berry spent Thursday afternoon in
Dillon with relatives.
1, Mrs. Liza Smith left Saturday for
Rocky Mount to visit friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. A. G. Stafford spent Saturday
in Dillon with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Berry Of Mar
ion were in town Sunday.
D. C. Burden and Ernest Mcmillan
were in Dillon Saturday afternoon.
w. d. Bethea spent the week end
in Atlanta with relatives.
Mrs. w. ]. Summerlin spent Friday
in Sellers.
Mrs. H. A. Edwards spent Sunday
In Florence with relatives.
Miss Sallie Kate Mimms spent
Sunday in Timmonsyille with friends.
Mr.. w. w. Brady spent the week
end at home.
Mr.. Henry Bennett of Clio accom-
panied by his mother and Mrs. Boyd
Wilks attended the funeral of Mr..
y. F. Bennett Monday.
Mr.. D. w. Bethea spent the week
end in Atlanta with Mrs. Bethea and
little son Billie who are visiting rela-
tives there.
Miss Elizabeth Rich of Sellers spent
Saturday with Miss Mary Brice
Summerlin.
Messrs. L. C.. Brady and ]. P.
McLaurin of Dillon attended Mr.. Ben
nett's funeral Monday.
Mr.. J. w. Davis of Tuscalusa, Ala,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit, to friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liston Cottingham
of Savannah are visiting relatives in
town.
Mr.. Ellerbe Rogers of Blenheim
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Houston Manning, and little
daughter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Hanier of Little Rock.
Mrs. Leaholme Manning of Little
Rock was in town Monday.
+ Mr.. Charles F. Wyatt of Sumter
was in town Sunday.
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NEW EXCHANGE TELEPHONE RATES
EFFECTIVE MAY /, 1919. /

new schedule of telephone exchange rates be-
came effective in Dillon May by direction of the
Operating Board of the United States Telegraph
and Telephone Administration, acting under the
order of the Postmaster General of the United
States ~ g
AS you know all of the lines and property Of this
company are in the possession control and are be-
ing operated by the United States Government un-
der the direction of the Postmaster General of the
United States.
The new rates are necessary IN order tnat addl-
tional revenue may be secured by the government
to meet the increased operating expenses The
causes which make greater telephone revenue
necessary are due to the new conditions and the
new price levels introduced by the war and are en-
trey beyond the control of the United States Tel
egraph and Telephone Administration or of the
Telephone Company.
More than two years ago the Company foresaw
that the telephone system would be operated at
loss unless the rates could be adjusted to meet the
increasing costs of all elements entering into the
production of service A similar rate adjustment
would have been unavoidable under private control
and the new rate schedule is practically the same
we would have sought in 1918 if the government
had not taken possession of our property.
AS stated by the Postmaster General, the own
ers of the telephone system do not benefit in any
way from rate changes. Practically all of the in
creased operating expenses which require this ad-
ditional revenue are due to increased wages paid
to employees to enable them to meet the new con-
ditions Of life in the present day.
1t is neither practicable nor desirable to reduce
wages and so far as wages are concerned we be-
heve that portion of the increased operating ex-
penses to be permanent
The new rate schedule is fair and reasonable and
the percentage of increased revenue which it will
produce is much lower than the increased cost OF
their services and commodities of similar char
acter.
Complete detailed information about the new
rates may be obtained at the managers office We
are making every effort to change our records
promptly and your courteous consideration will
be appreciated. The new rate for your service is
shown on your statement for Mayl. %M
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE HsEAsH
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. sN
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There will be meeting at the Court House
next Friday, May End at $3.50 P. M. for the pur-
pose of..organizing and formulating plans for
our County Fair. Everybody interested is urged
to attend this meeting as we desire to appoint
the various committees