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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
}Ociterreitb perbaft,tt
6abs sb,1raer.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
April 10th, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
s12 @openbngen s. NpriI Sic
|belti 0fterreidifde gsafionoIberinn1r1<
lung paiiierte eine gnrInge am 27 Nfdr5
blr1 Die Sic NitgIieber Der S5absbnrg
SamiIie m1sgeniefen unb ibr gigentl1n
|fonfis5iert fperben foIl, beridten MeDl11s
.ae11 a11s Bien, Mnbere gorIagen Der Gb.
|idafflnng geipiiier AoeIstitel ipurben
.ebenfnus nnge1on1n men.
Nfnifif1e nno fi11rrilde ariegs sgefunges
ne nnb 3ibiIperi rioren biefer RationaIitds
ten, Bic i11ter11iert iDnre11 nliroen b,1rd
eine anbere gorInge beffreit. Die ebenfals
nalgenonlnlen tpl1rbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
5eif,DIisl9e 2lrt,tee ,ttat:
t1tcbr 81 Is, 600.

True translation filed with the post
master at ST. Cloud. Minnesota on
April 4 0th, as required by the
Act of Congress- of October 9Th. 1917
8a1bington, Z. NpriI SIZE milf
ttddrif6en &rdfte Der 3entraI11d6te tp1rz
nen anf |, 125 900 Maanl1 rebn8iert ooer
Is gro8ent Der @tdrfe CUR Get Der TIM
fer8eidnung beg 8affenTin nfn1bes Sic
Naiierten beiiben nod Is Bro8ent ibrer
bannligen 5tdrfe ober 13.333.OO0 Wnnu
stdrfeperbdlt 2 st 1.
Sic 3entralmd6te ftar1oen elmer bops
.pelten l1ebermn6t gegeniiber, aIs iie i'm
Noben1ber 1ebten ssabres ben &nmpf anfz
gnben, erfIdrte General Wnrd.
Nbf6dtnngstpeiie mar Die bamnIige
Gtdrfe beg Sseinbes 1850, 900 Mm1n. Sic
angeoentete oberfId9Iide 5tdrfe Der Gl<
liierten betr1g am IL. Nopelnber 49,
700 900 Mn1111.
SIZE lebten 3abIen Der feinbliden Grz
meen am /, Mdr5 betrugen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
Pele,, fS,tttcft ii, Dait3ie
laft>eft, tbe1t1t j.

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master at ST. Cloud. Minnesota, on
April 10th, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
10 Berlin, 5. Qpril. Sic 9fegie1
rl1ng informierte beate bic Barteifiibz
rer, bab Sic pornii6en sruppen beg Sc
|neraIs @aner IN 9an8ig lanoen fonnen
.tpenn bie gntente @arnatien fiir ibr Be
nebmen gebe1t tpollen .:.=
Sizes mar Der @egenita1b elmer neners
.liden @nnferen5 8tpifden Rarfdan Sod
11nb 0ntbins gr5berger.
Gin pptimiftii9eres s@efiibI berrfdi
beute bor, bnB 6iefe Srage lei9ter gerezz
9sH iper6en Tonne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

yfalicttii der Sstiff f6llrt
a14f 111if1e.

16Hnris, 6. MpriI. Dns itaIier1iz
f6e srntsportf6iff 11rubrin, nit 1000
Gffi5ieren ur6 5olbaten an gnrb, bon
Srieit mad gripoIi beftim11tt, fl1br nltf
eine Mine l1nb fanf. meloet cine Depez
f6e aus Bari, StnIien. ginige on 8oro
8efinbIi6e tpurben get6tet l1nb 100 ber<
tpnnDet. sS
Sic 11mbrin mar Elm 8nmpfer bnn 81
O2O gonnen, in 9iborno i'm Sabre 1902
gebal1t un6 bon genebig geeignet. 3n<
Iebt tp1rbe fie in NeapeI I'M 9e5ember
beri6tet, tplrbe nber either nidt u,ehr
Hbeberfreifer rnebr gebl1dt, s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
1pie,t ,peiit 8slisl,ctpifi
aus.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota. on
April 10th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th 1911.
Il 8ien, q Mpril Sic Wiifion
bergnter1te berlangte bier hor1 Der belttfd db<
D0fterrei1i1hen Negiernng oab bie. bon
Der nngnriiden MeplbIif geianbten 8oI<
|l1eipifi n1sgetpieferr tperbet1 fpnten.
9entf60fterrei6 erfu6te l1ngurn biefe
aednner lriid5rbernfen.
General San g6riftinn 5ntl1ts, Der
.Nhgeianbte Ser MIIiierten 8ur 11nteriu<
dung Der Gage in l1ngarn, lam geitern
in 8uoapef an.
SIZE l1ngarii6e 8ehoIferlng fpirb ha1r6
bie reue gfegier1ng IN brei &lnf1en ges
teilt tper6en @eifigen Nrbeitern nirb eli,
Wi11befteinfommett> bon $1,000; &nl1flenz
ten 1n0 geidnIten i11b11 len Qrbeitern
Elm ioldes BON $4,000; lllb eeip0bnIiden
Nrbeitern l1rth SagI obnerr1 Elm Sabresein<
fonn1en bon $4,000 gtfi6ert
Ser 5taat plant ben t1nteri6ieb,
BEN bie peridiebenen alefen beroienen,
aus Der gtnatsfnife ausaa,be5nblen
Sic Sreibeit Der grbeiter III Bnba<
@peif miro forfgeiebt bur9 Nl1ton1obilz
faArten, billigen 8dbern llt1o binigen
,Wsabl5etten folange Bic id1nnlen geitdns
De nnb gfeierben BON alabrungs gsmitteI1
sreiden tperben. SleiidIofe Sage tpurhssn
eingeiebt, fperoen dSsr tlt1et eingebnlten.
@roBe gummen iinb in ben 8anfe1
angebdl1H l1tb bas iid gegerfpdrtig i'm
gerfebr befinbIi9e @eIb tpirb febr bnIb
bl1r6 Die gntl0bnung an hie Nrbeiter, bic
,1idt arbeiten, bergriffen fein.
Musldn6ii6e &orreip onbenten u16 loz
fale 3eitungsmdnner nuroen in bie erife
8lni1e eingeteih s
@ie Na6frqge un6 gin5iebung bon
@leioern 11rts Wt3belt fpirb fortgeiebt.
Uait bitteren Srdnen 1niiiien bic Srnue11
bon ibrer1 geliebten gigentltn Gbidieo
nebmer1.
8ienerneuitabt, Elm i11bnftrie1les 3enS
trun1 bon Seiterreih ion lir1ter Der Som
trnlle Der 9nbiet itebe11. ss.=.s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
I11fraii1cr crebcrf1 Q)NeIja.

q Eris. 8. Mprtl Sic 1lfrntni} 1er
|gobiettruupen eroberten gbsf1a tpie Be=
|ridte bon &ietp, bic bon aRostnli alti
brn6t tlofem QBege eintrnfe fen n1eIben.
Sic ysdbridh tp1roe offisi 4 nod MIDI
Bet
5pdef sRddb Jbtten oeieen an, bab ber
.grlld ber Boil idepifii eegen Dbeffn. ben,
#groben rlififden 9nfen an 96ipnr5en
tgeeere. iib ffetig iteigert llr,o oarmlf bit1s
bel1te, bab bic 5tnbt bon ben Mniertetl
febr baIb gerd1lnt iDer0ea mill
Ser gnris Mntin n1eIbet, bab bic VT
Iiierten fib ipnbrid deinIid duf ben gonieltr
5,irMiid5ieben tDer6en, Inn Beffarabie11 ltao
@nntdnieu at befdiiteI1 uno bob Rerez
iop befeftig tD1rDe, iii. Die rnifiidbe Olns
rinebniis ii gebnif ifnpoI 81 Def
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

is 2orbpn, 5. Mpril. gtne Meioa
LUTON, bic Die Bufnd5iebimg BET btiti<
if9en Sruppen dita Mi1b sic 2iifhntg
Der BIodnbe, bns Snriid 5ie6en Ser uilis
ttddrifben gorInge i'll garInmerlt nnb bies
8efreilng fpii1entlider gegner berIangt,
ipurbe beute bon benz GelperH aftgfons
erefIe nngennun1e1. ss
a0fobert gminie. 6iibrer Der 8ergle,s
Il, erfIddrte. bnb bic BergIeiite fir ffiir be
88,iriidaiebuus ber 5teunigs spfIidt liiI1
Die Mnfbeblmg Der 9Iodaoe an ben Stren
geben niirben.
8iNifon gpeneer Churchill sffriiegsfes
hfetddr, CAB beute iin 5nllfe ber gemeifen
beinnnt bnb ieue, Die fii9 tniife1tIit6 BET
ei1tdo zen, nod elmer 9ers
biiblng eiI,er 5trdfe bon 5ipei yo6ren
niirben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
Wird's jelialS Frledell gebell?
prd millon pin Ronfere115 nerlafef1, 1per1n Dele
.eaten 1id niht ei11ieerr fonnef1. 5rieoensbeoinz
euneerr nicht I'M Ginflanee nit milions Il punfz
ten George maihineton sur lbfahrt bereif

9anpfes George 8ni ibinstin nub nbe :
nidt rnbebingt bebel1ten, 6aB Der BrdfI
bent aufgeber min, oenn es nltrbe aben
mnIs fpieberbnIt, baB er nadbaufe fn5s
5ren tpiirbe, iolIte es fi6 rrohDenbig err
.ineiie11 Rerfonen, bic iebr nabe gum Rrds
iibenten fteben, berfibern, oaes IN ieiner
8efnrtntmadl1ng fpeber eirfs arobling
mod Elm a8l1tff 5u ilt6en zen fpaz
bern bnb er bon borbereitet fei, eihe esss1s
5e Nrbeit gu berridten Sic etenung beg
Yraiibenten gebt bnhin, feinen geitbernz
tern tpiffen gu laflen, bab cine Bolitif
beg ginraaffs s11ens 1tsabenfbm 1T nno oaB
elm Sriebe bnb gen1ndt fperoen miiie,
Der geredH 11nb ebrIid III: 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

better an Ben gtreiI seber1, melbet ber
aorreiponbeut.
G,efabrlide Anffdnbe int @nbr= Mnb I
Mbein= 9ifrift.
| &0In, 10. Npril. @efGbrli6e Quf>
ftdnDe fa,ben I'M 9fnbr< 1111b Gbeinbtz
itrift tatt, tpie eine berfpdtet eingetrofz
fene Welbnng beute beridtet 9anograna-
ten pnrben in einem 3ufantmenfobe
spif6en gabitnlen l1r6 Negierungtrupz
Ipen ii Mnb5ein getporfen. Bier Rers
| lioner tpl1rben get0tet SIZE 8egierrHgs<
truppen ifnirmten peri6iebene Sauier,
ltuobei tie 400 Mdnner ltt1b Sralten 81
@efanaenen mod stem 8Imnb rerbnnben be-
niiBten 3anbgranaten gegen Srnppen IN
g5ien, tpobei 8tpei get0tet tDnroen. Ser
ariegs8uitanb fpnr6e iiber 9iif1eloorf berz
bdnG
NeHerlide Nepplmtipn in Seiterretd?
8uris, 10. MpriI. Cine 5obtet Hez
lboIutio1 mag in ben nd61ten Sngen II
ISefterreid] nusbreden, tpie bnlbmntlld)e
yeahridten aus s@ien ar1fiir1bieen. Sic
l8robung elmer Qbf6neib1lng Der gabrz
Iungs6nfubr, ipe1.l1 Dag Smo gum 1ols y
idetptsm11s liber19nenfe lp1r9 n1ut aIs
5tpedmaB1g nmge1e1e11, % e -, oeIa1l1 lpnlz
De, 0aB pie Mlt1erfen gefn1lI le1eH, n1'z
garn MY Aabrlng 5n nerlepen, Dag pe@
reits ettte bolt9elptf1l1e Ne9ternng 5, De<
Iitbt. Gs tpiros beba1Iptet. pdB o1e olierz
reidAdlen geaHfe11 Der aaee semaB 1M<
mer fmtpG6er iper0e11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
1921 SelNatei,>8 8eeitaHi.
ot11tac11.

% @nibi11gton, s. NpriI. Ser fpe.
3ien our neberprifnng oilers &lngefdue ge.
gen @olbaten ernnnnte Beglta0i 0ignngsrn
11nterfudte 1858 SdlIe ober beinnbe eiu
DritteI Der borIiegetrben NnfIngen, be-
ri1tet bas &riegsbeparten be11te.
Ser Stat empfabI Begnabiglt1tg II
1921 ssduen, nobel er hie b1tr6f6 61itt@
Ii1e @efdngnisbnft bon iieben Snbren i:
bier Monnten al1f eiu sssdbr llnb mem,
Monate rebu5ierte. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
1tcbcrs1 1l1ecr<Sltae bat Sc,
dctt1teit.

81 Bnris, g. NpriI. 9e1ltnant. SDt1tan, eir
fran36fii9ers SIieger, berlieb bellte 11n1
e 11br morgens gilIn gouhInb allf feinen1
ttransntIii9en Sluee na1 8raiiIien. Geiz
ne erite Citation min er in gafablauca
MAIDEN.
Sortm1s Slug ION in flint berI6iebez
nen 4bi6nitten 5uriideselegt lDeroen uro
tpir6 bic gan5e gtrede 45oo Meilen be-
trngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
1ti1tioait I'M 8a1tite Scr
0rchibifictf.

Detroit, 9. Mpril. 8eri6te nus all
len Counties bes 5tantes, bic tpobI nod
.11tebbt bonfttdnbig fir1b, aber i11nrerbin bod
breibiertel Ser abgegeben Stimuen be-
den, gaben ben Srodenen cine Mebrbeit
bon 80, 900. Slbrer Der Srodenen be-
baupten, baB bie MnioritM 100. 600
iiberfteigen lperoe,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
q Gcecftrcpelt1ficft III TIM
dQrft.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
April 10th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress OF October 9Th, 1917.
10 BafeI, 8. NpriI. Bis iebt trnf
bier mod teine Beit tisl1ng iber cine @es
genreboIntion IN 1lngnrn l1nb bic gruors
bung bon BeIn @1in, Weiniiter bes Ne1be<
rem, Elm. SIZE SSrn1f ffflrterR a1rt9dten meI<
ben nber. bab Aenbernns I'm ltngdrif@en
5nbtnette urabpenbbnr feien.
abnit1nniiten fnb sehHr5t.
S. Bien, 8. NpriI. Sic 1111gnrifde
8pmmnnif s9fegierung IN gubnpeif
tpl1rbe gefiir5t tpie in offfi5ieHen &reifen
8eri6te 5irfuIieren. .
, Sic Beridte meIben aber ni1t, Of
bic 9feboIntinn IN Bnbapeff bon ben Coz
5iaIiften ober birgerIiden Bnrteien Or
gn1ifiert tp,trbe.
&iir8Iide Beribte a11s Blibnpef 6el1te4
ten barnlf Tin, bnb bie bnrnltniififde
I Negierung feiner ftarfet1 Dppofition bee
geanet, fpenigifens nidt IN ber ltngnri<
fden Sauptfaot.
areigssnffanb IN serbten.
2onbon 8. NpriI Gin $elegrdnrnt
|bes gg1nnge telegraph beridtet bon
Jfom, bab Sic lingarifd den Bolt depifser<
|bien ben arieg eriiifaair:tten, erifa ir:tten ipeTd lesteres
|iebt Inn nIliierte 5iIfe erfndt. 9er&riegss
Iauifmtb tn,lrbe iber gang gerbien proflaz
miert. .ss Y
SIZE l1ngarif9e Hesierling erlieB Ell
Defret bnB ale 9efitlineen Der Snbss
burg SnmiIie in 1lngnrn bon eif1en1 @os
n1itee nlis 9reien bertpdItet tperben iollen,
tDie cine bier eingetroffene brnbtIofe 9es
pefbe mel6et
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

Z, SOC, 900 ], ,125. 900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

{ True. translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota on
April 10th, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
ssriebe BIS Ditern2
/S.t6 gnris. 8. Mpril nellte ipnrbe nit
5i9erbeit befnnntge gegeben, bnB Der Srie<
benspertrag Biz 9ftern 81rl1nter5 6nlmg
sfertig fem miro Sic Rnrifer 8rei1e gnb
einitimmig Der Nniidt Nngornd, oaB bas
e11bgiiItige ginberitdnouis baIb errei6t
fem tpirb. - ..ss
. $45, 600, 100000 ariessentfdabismns
Bnris, g. NpriI. Cine sllmme BON
:$45. 900, 200, 900, bon Der SIS 900, ,OOo,<
600 AL erfte Ab3abInng tpdbrer,b Der err
ften atpei Sabre mad abIdIi1B beg Sriez
benz eeIeifet perpen miiiIen, ipiro. tpie t1pi
9d6dbt miro, Sic Suntr1e fit ben 8iel
5beraufbnn betrngen, Sic Dentfdldnb fir
angeri6teteu 96aben gu be5ablen baben
tpir0. es lpirb 1ngenotttt1elt, baB 6ies Der
8eri6t beg &onitees fir 5dabenerfab<
sleifl1ngen mar, Der beute Dem State Der
8ier iibergeben tpur0e.
Bdbrenb babl1r6 Die Sraee Der gnt=
i6dbigung abgefertigt If, tperben Die
gren8beifimmungen am 8bein l111b am
Nbrintif6en Weere nur rod aIs 5nlipt<
Sffrngen borIiegen.
8eratnnsen aber @reusett.
9ie Srage Der Gren5befimmungen
ipirb bon etttett @on1itee beitebenb aus
9al1pt tmnnn o. Enroie1t, Srmtfreid, Rrof
Charles s. 9nsfir, Ser Stnaten ur1b
giscolnt Morlep, @roBbritannien, be-
raten.
sic bnben nod nidt a1t Sen Hat be-
ri9tet nber es tpirb n1ssnonnen, bnB
lie iid nuf bic 6auptprin3ipe Ser Cider
ltr,g Der @ren5en snbrte pplitifde anneTioz
men bereinbart baber1
Eremier 0rlan6o bieIf be1lfe cine
u f-<v-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-02-04
NEW CASHIER.

!. At meeting of the directors Of
the National Bank of Abbeville held
on last Wednesday, Mr.. Lewis Perrin
was elected Cashier, succeeding Mr..
n. G. Smith, who resigned sometime
ago. '.. "...t ~.
Mr.. Perrin has been connected
with the bank for number Of years,
first as teller, and lately as Assistant
Cashier. He has performed his du-
ties with satisfaction to the officers
of the bank as is evidenced by his
promotion. 80
The customers Of the bank vel
come him in his new office, and ex-
pect him to keep the National Bank
the useful and accommodating insti-
tuition it has been in the past.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-02-04
EVIDENTLY IMPROVING:

DR.. F. E. Harrison writes us from
Tampa, Fla, where he is resting COM
fortably at big hotel, built out of
red brick, if the picture man took it
right when he made the postal on
which the doctor wrote. This reminds
US, however that the picture and
map people do not always get the
colors right, as a traveller once found
out when he entered the state Of In
diana. When told that he was in
that state, he disputed the assertion
violently because the Geography
which he had studied showed that
Indiana was red state, while the
land, where he then was, was Of ar
entirely digerent color. 81. .-.
But this is not to the subject. The
doctor continues to improve. HI
says so himself, and then we know hi
is great deal better because he in
quires specifically about his friends
and associates in the Setback Col
lege. No man can put his mind OF
business when he is SICK unless h
is improving rapidly from the sick
ppuS .r
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-02-04
RIDING IN A FORD.

Mr.. T. G. White, Of Greenville
Street, had a narrow escape on last
Friday afternoon. He had >driven
over the Jones place in Fort Pickens,
which he recently purchased, in or
der to look after some work he was
having done. When he had finished
he cranked up the Ford car in which
he was travelling, and started back
to town. On reaching the end of the
lane leading from the Jones house
into the street, he discovered that
the steering gear Of his car was not
working, and he was unable to make
the turn. Neither could he stop the
car in. time, so that the Ford went
on across the street and down into
the twenty-five foot cut of the South
ern Railway. Though the banks are
almost perpendicular, the Ford kept
it's feet, so to speak, and made the
trip to the bottom in good order,
where it fortunately landed in soft
mud. .,..
Mr.. White was duly frightened,
but, escaped without scratch or a
bruise. The Ford was considerably
damaged, however, the front wheels
being smashed, and the rods and
front axle being bent. +
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-02-04
LIEUT.. J. RoDDEY DEvLIN.

The friends around Abbeville will
be glad to hear that Lieut.. Roddy
Devlin is we'll and happy and is en-
joying France since the coming OF
peace. A letter has come to Able
vile written on New Years telling
of an enjoyable trip over France. He
and his Captain had two days in Par
is and saw the big parade given for
President Wilson and the President
himself passing in a carriage. The
city was in. gay attire and lights were
on which had not burned since the
beginning of the war. The girls OF
gay Paree like our soldiers and Rod
dy,-though it must not be known
in Due West-paraded the streets
arm in arm with two pretty girls he
had never seen before, while two
equally as pretty, clung to his Sam
Brown belt in the back. He and his
captain finally had to take to their
heels to save their caps. :
He visited Nice, Marseilles, going
to the Italian border, enjoying the
magnificent scenery especially: He
look at Monte Carlo, though or
account of his uniform, he could only
"peep" through the door and was
shocked to see the greater portion Of
the gamblers good looking women.
The young Lieutenant says he hae
turkey dinner twice on his tril
and that the Captain has bought a
$1.oO pound, enough to treat thu
company.
Once in Paris is enough for mos
mems pocketsbooks so the young sol
der is back camp where the. biz
question is "When do we get SEN
homer"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-02-04
DEATH OF MRS. cRowTHER.

Mrs. Fleetwood M. Crowther died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Mann, on Sunday morning,
Feby. End. after a protracted illness
Mrs. Crowther, before her marri:
age was q Miss Hardness, OF the
Antreville section of the county. She
married Mr.. Crowther many years
ago. They moved from the Antre'
vile country to their home on the
Due West road some twenty years
ago. Two daughters were born to
them, one of whom died since they
moved to their present home. Mrs
Mann is the other daughter.
Mrs. Crowther was a member Of
Shiloh Methodist Church for many
years. Her body was taken to the
old church on yesterday where the
funeral services were conducted by
the pastor, and the interment tool
place. A number of friends from
Abbeville went with the funeral par
ty to Shiloh. ~, -, =.
Mr.. Crowther and Mrs. Mann have
the sympathy Of their large circle o.
friends in iris sad bereavement.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-02-04
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Baptist church will meet next
Friday afternon in the church parlo1
at $3.50 o'clock. Subject: "Church
Building Loan Fund" The program
includes special music and an inter.
esting dialogue. All ladies interest:
ed in missions are invited to attend.
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LAND SALES.

The Judge Of Probate sold the es.
tate lands Of the late A. J. McAdams
for thirty-nine dollars per acre or
yesterday, (salesday.) The tract con.
tanned 115 acres and was bought by
J. Rhett .Pruitt. ,.-...
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NO PREACHING.

There were no services in the Ar.
P. Church Sunday night, Mr.. Plaxco
having an annoying sore throat,
which put him out Of business as a
preacher.
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D. 4. r. MEETING.

The Andrew Hamilton Chapter D.
A.. R. will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the chapter room Wed
nesday afternoon, at four o'clock
The members are requested to be
present.
Mrs. !. A. Long, Sec.
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IfteW9 H
II PERSONALS :: II
Mr.. Joe Nance Of Due West, was
is town yesterday on business.
DR.. J. r. Nickles went over to
Atlanta on Monday on business.
Mrs. B. s. Reames and Miss Annie
/ Roche spent Saturday Afternoon IN
Greenwood.
Andy Milford was in the city on
Saturday trading with our adverls-
i, ~ comnbel1 Of Lowndesville,
y. !, az. sc;4v an Monday on busi-
u 80 ,sss ~.
ss ,tr Amoa p. Morse left Yesterday
- sr,,.,:,Jo xuhnre he will spend
~ s1',t s'S -
} ! .,ao,+ .+ p M
=. - -. .;+, s,,n-
1 gay alssfnoo'
!! "a 10. hoo, snand-
d, ---;4h ,t,. po1 ci,
s1, M
~ II Thorn of Lexington,
-, =, J, =; 3 +he city this week visit
C,ayton Hall, of Lowndesville, was
I here On Saturday looking after mat
w i. Radcliffe of Gilgal, was in
q = e;ty ON Saturday and made a Wis
-
Misses Permelia Culbreth and
3 Mary Barksdale returned Sunday
.-------- .-----
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Glenn Kay re-
turned Sunday from q weeks Visi'
to the formers rl..' parents IN AhaefS'h'
]. Allen Hagan, Of Greenwood
was attending the mule sales In front
of the Court House on Monday
S., ,,,-..- w,,,, -. !,
Monroe, N. c., spending some time
IN their grandparents. r.
S..
Mrs. Gussie Corley is again with
xlad to see her friends there.
G. Lamar Richey Of Camp Jack
: son. came up Saturday and stayed
4 q Manning. Of Calhoun Falls,
!: u,. n the CITY on. Monday attend
\ ;n,, .o,s. ond loot;no after tns;ness .x
1 ,....+.,. ~
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F. S. Hutchinson was down from
Lowndesville on Saturday. He has
been camping on the trail Of the lat
est news for sometime. He struck
the correct trail on Saturday which
made him a subscriber to the Press
and Banner. ~.
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Max Langford, student at B. M
i, Greenwood, was in the city Sun
day afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John burst, Jr., Mrs.
John burst, Sr., Mrs. F. G.. Payne
and Mrs. A. B. Cheatham came over
from Greenwood yesterday and were
shopping in our stores.
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Miss Maggie Reid has been spend
ing several days with Mrs. Roy Gil
ner, near the city.
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Mr.. Amos B. Morse left yesterday
for Florida, where he will spend
sometime recuperating.
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Mr.. j. NJ. Thorn, Of Lexington
xy., was in the city this week visit
iae his sister, Mrs. w. D. Barksdale.
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The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Cheatham will be glad to know that
their little child was successfully op-
Grated on in the Baptist Hospital in
Columbia last week, and it is hoped
will soon be able to be brought home.
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+. F. Miller, a prosperous young
farmer of the county, has become a
regular reader of the Press and
Banner. He and his father, Mr.. j.
D. Miller, were in the; city on Satur-
day on business.
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4 G. u. Campbell Of Lowndesville'
was in the city on Monday on busi-
ness. r
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Mrs. j. A. Long, Sec.
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s. Andy Milford was in the city on
Saturday trading with our adveris-
o..
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Miss Mary Pitman Anderson, niece
Of Deputy Marshal Bruce, has de-
termined to keep up with the ole
home. She has subscribed for ths
Press and Banner.
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Mrs. N. P. McIlwain, Of Hodges,
has sent in her subscription to the
Press and Banner SO that she can
keep her husband informed as to the
really live news.
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o. N. Lanier, Of Monterey, was il
the city on Monday on business. Il
stopped with us long enough to&be
come q reader of the Press and Ban
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Miss Georgia Edwards came down
from Easley Saturday to see her
mother, Mrs, John G. Edwards, and
other home people.