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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
SOCIJALISTAI STUMIA
PRIESAKIN ERzBER-
GERI.
Liepia jam pasirasyti po tai
kos sutartimi.

Berlynas, .,birz. 81. = Soci-
jalistai prize Sales valdymo
kimba kaip muses. prie me-
daus. Jie matO sau If savo pa
rtijai is. to gera pelnijimq.
Bet kuomet Siandie prisiei-
ma pasiraSyti po taikos sutar-
timi, tie patys socijalistai at
sisako ta padaryti. Nesinori
jiems init uz ta atsakomybGs
prizes tauta If tGvyne.
Socijalistu laikraSGiai ana
diena 6me tvirtinti, jog, girdi,
geriausias daiktas yra Matthias
Erzbergerui, katalikQ centro
partijos vadui, pasiraSyti po
taikos sutartimi.
Girdi, jis yra armisticijos
komisijos pirmininkas, jis lab
jaus ir daugiaus uz kitus susi-
pazines su taikos salygomis.
Tokiuo bud1 norma priver-
sti ta zmogQ latlikti pareigq
kokia priguli socijalistams, ka-
trie Siandie Seimininkauja Vo-
kietijoje.
+ Bet tie patys socijalistai tc
paties Erzbergerio neleidc
but naujuoju premjeru rezig-
navus Scheidemannui.
Regis, Erzberger ! socijalis-
tQ pasiulymus If paraginimuS
tik su ranka pamOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
BOLSEVIKISKA RUSIJA
SMAUGIA SILTINE.
IS miestQ daugiausia nukente
iusi Maskva.

Stockholmas, birz. 26.-Mas-
kva yra labjaus nukent6jusi
nuo Siltin6s epidemijos, kaip
Pctrogradas.
Visoj bolsevikiskoj Rusijoj
per praeita pusmeti nuo Sla-
kuotos siltin6s mir6 100000
ZmoniQ.
Is to skaitliaus Petrogradc
buvo $4,000 mirimn, gl Mas
kvoje $4,000. O Maskvos pro
vineijoj tuo laikotarpiu huvo
$4,000 mirimQ.
Epidemija labjausia pleciasi
centralin6j Rusijoj. Keturiose
gubernijose-Saratov, Tam
bov, Riazan If Oriol, buvo 49,
600 mirGiQ.
Maskvoje be Siltin6s ,dar
siauGia If rauplGs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
BRANGUS VOkIEGIAMS
" BUVES VALDOVAS'
VOKIECIAI OFICIERAI
GINS SAVO KAIZERI.
Olandijai jau pasiQsta
grumojimai.

Wei1nar. birz. 26. Demo.
kratin6 vokieGiQ respublikos
valdzia ligi paskutines valan.
dos priesinosi priimti il pa.
tvirtinti taikos salygas. Val.
dziai nerup6jo tick daug gint:
pacios Vokietijos likima, kick
apdrausti savo buvusi kaizeri
kuris, sulig talkininkQ nu
sprendimo, turis but patrauk.
tas atsakomyb6n.
Uz savo kaizerl stojo val
dzia, kurioje svarbiausia role
loSia socijalistai. Reikia supra
sti, ka tai gall reiksti, jei 50
cijalistai gina kaizeri.
Pasirodo, jog kiekvienan
vokieeiui buves kaizeris yrs
hrangus asmuo. Brangesni!
jiems uz paeios Sales likima.
Ta apsireiSkima galima is
aiSkinti tue, jog vokieciai sa
vo kaizeryje visvien mate
svarbiausia tautos yada siai:
sunkiaisiais laikais.
Pakelia balsa oficierai.
Bet kuomet talkininkai atsi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
jie, oficierai, lfgi paskutinio
ginsia savo imperatoriQ.
oficierp manifestas.

Oficierq sajunga paskelbe
jau savo manifesto. Sake, Sim
tai tukstanciu oficieru apsi-
ginkluosia il eisia Olandijon
ginti savo imperatoriQ.
Tas manifestas i gyventojus
padaro didele intaka. Gyvento-
JUS tas tiesiog sujaudina.
Didziuma vokieciQ palinke
prize respublikos. Bet jie mega
Ii pamirSti ir savo buvusio mo-
narcho. Mazai ko reikia, kad IS
tos kibirksties visoj Vokieti-
joj pakiltu baisiausias gaisras
monarchijos tikslais.
Galimas daiktas, kad jei Off
cierai pamestQ tarnyba, anuos
pasektQ If kit zmones uz su-
grazinima monarchijos.
Grumoja Olandijai.
VokieeiQ oficierQ sajunga
pasiunte Olandijos vyriausybei
reikalavima, kad pastaroji ne
isduotu kaizerio talkininkams.
Reikalavime yra grumojimo
tomas.
siandie nuo vokieciQ galima
sulaukti dar daugelio nepapra-
stu daiktq. InternuotQ kares
laivq nuskandinimas esanti tik
pradzia. Vokieeiai prades lau-
zyti pacia taikos sutartl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
CH|CAGOJE BUS PAGA-
M|NTA KARIUOMENE.


Kaip kituose miestuose, taip
If Chicagoje nerimauja boise
vikiSki gaivalai. Jie rengiasi
kokias tai nepaprastas demon
straciias liepos 4 diena.
Tad tai dienai Chicagoje
ruosiama kariuomene. Bus SUI
mobilizuota keli pulkai nacijo-
males gvardijos atsargos su
kulkasvaidziais.
SumobiIizuota kariuomene
bus buriais paskirstyta visose
miesto dalyse, sulig federaliq4
agentq nurodymq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
NE VIsI DzIAUGIASI KA.
RES PABAIGA.
Sake, NJ 10 metQ busianti
nauja kare.

COblenz, Vokietija, birz. 26,
-Vietos vokieciai nevienodai
sutiko zinias, l1ad vokieen!
valdzia pasiduoda talkinin-
kams, kad priima taikos sally
gas.
Daugelis dziaug6si kar6s pa
baiga. Mes kar6 baisiai visus
pavargino If prismaug6.
Bet. kit neatmainomai tvir-
tino, jog toSsai vokieciQ pass
davimas rei$kia naujq kare "
de$imties metQ.
Jie sake, jog tuomet volie-
Giai jau neuzpulsiq Belgijos il
neskandinsiQ laivQ. Bet apie
kitkq pagaIvosiq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
SUMOBILIZUOTI VISI
POLICMONAT.

Boston, Mass, birz. 26,-Vie-
tos bolSevikiSli gaivalai buvo
praSe leidimo paroduoti mie-
Sto gatv6mis liepos 4 d.
Bet leidimas neduota. Tue
Iabai nepatenkinti raudonieji'
Cali pakilti sumiSimai.
Tuo tikslu mieste tarnybon
paSaukta visi lig vieno polic-
monai, kad po ranka tur6ti
prireikiamQ atsargq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
BUVES KARALIUs PALE
KA BE UzLAIKYMO.

Paryzius, birz, 26.-Ligi ne
senai sveicarijoje gyvenanti
buvusi Graikijos karaliq Kon-
stantinq finansais Selp6 .buves
yokieGiQ kaizeris.
Dabar tasai Selpimas per
trauktas. Mes buves kaizeris
pats vos suveda galus su ga
lais.
.Buves karalius Konstanti-
nos tad uzlaikymo reikale
kreipias j Graikijos valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
VOKIECIU ARMIJA STOJA
Prizes TAIKOs SUTARTI.
Suokalbis prizes socijalista
Scheidemanna

Berlynas, birz. 26.-Vokieti-
JOS nacijonaliS suSirinkimaS il
patti valdzia sutikO patvirtinti
taikos Sutarti. Apie tai pra-
neSta oficijaliai taIkininkamS
Tas gerai.
Bet kuomet valdziai priSjCi-
ma parinkti atstovus, katrjC
turttQ VokietijoS vardu pasi-
raSyti po taikoS Sutartimi, nel
vienas neapSiima. tQ radarytl,
Net aitriauSieji soc 'jaliStai
n2Sutinka pad@ti Savo FaraSQ
DO Sutartimi.
Pilminirllauti rosiraSyme
po Sutartimi vaIdz;a buvo i@a-
liciuSi taikos at~tov2 DR., !Ia-
niel Won fEaimhau>,r"
Tasai atSisak6.
Tad valdzia i@aEojo naulQ
azSieniQ reikalQ tnini$teri Her
mama AIuelleri. Bet IL Sis ne
Sutinka.
VokieGCiai po ta.kinin':Q prio.
spauda sutiko pa'virtinti Su,
tarti. Bet kuomct pri$iein'
;yykinti patti fakt2, tie patys
vokieGiai purtosi paliti SaVl
paraSuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
ORIGINATE TAIKOS SU-
TARTIES KOPIJA LE-
sUOs $4,000.

Paryzius, birz. 81. = origi-
..!&t taikos .sutarties kopija,
kur bus pasirase volSieciai at
stovai, leSuos $4,000.
Dokumentas bus atspauzdin-
tas ant puifios japoniskos poS
peros ir apdarytas morokko
skurele. Ant virSeliq bus at
spaustas Taikos simbolo pavy-
dallas.
Aptaisyti sutarties kopija
nusamdyti geriausi knygQ ap-
taisytojai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
.DARB|NINKAI IR DARBAS,

Kares metu Suv. Valstijose
geIezies puldinguotojai per
metus uzdirbo nuo $4,000 ligi
$4,000 kiekvienas.
Japonijoje karpenteriams w
10 valand4 darba dienoje mo. mo.
kama tiktai Is centai amerl-
koniSkais pinigais.
Portlande,, Oregon valstijoj,
mesos kapotojams savaiteJe
mokama $500 uz 8 valandp
dienos darba.
,Saloje Kuba yra tokiu va
rio kasyklu, kuriose be per-
traukos dirbama pradejus
1920 metals.
Chile respublilzoj isteigta
dirbtuve plienui, kur plienas
daromas is visolSiq pamestQ
gelzgaliu ir siunciamas Euro
pom.
New Yorko duonkepiq uni
ia issikovojo didesnes algas il
trumpesnes darbui valandas.
Dabar dirba tik 8 valandas
dienoje ir gauna nuo $33 ligi
$36 savaiteje.
General Electric Company
firma Lynn, Mass, savo $4,000
darbininkams sumazino darbo
valandas be uzmokescio SUI
mazinimo.
siandie New Yorke suskai-
toma apie 100000 zmoniu be-
darbip. Tuo tarpu skelbiama,
jog industrijinis ten stovis
Iesas geras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
SURINKTA JAU 1925, 900.

Chicagos Katalil1Q LabdariQ
Draugiiu Sajun!ga jau surinEo
aukq apie $225,0OO.
Aukos nesparGiai plaukia'
Reikia atsizvelgti ! ta, kad
Siandie nuo zmoniQ daug viso-
kin aukq renkama.
Bet labdarybef aukos dideja,
Nors jos dideja palengva, bet
paeina is Strides.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
Kane priezastis?

Svarbiausioji to priezastiS
yra tame, kad taikos sutartyJe
padrta po>maS, SuIig kurio Vo-
kieCiai talkininkams turf IS
duoti savo buvuSi kaizeri.
KaS pasiraSys po sutartlml.
tas ai$kiai iSduos savO buvuSl
kaizeri. Gil to padoryti nenOrj
nei vienas vokietis, kadir ait
riausias SocijalistaS.
Del to sugriuvo andai soci,
ialiSto .ScheidemannO kabine,
taS. Del to Siandie nei vienaS
vokietis neapsiima pad6ti pa.
raSo po sutartimi.
Taip vokieGiai brangina sa
vo buvusi valdovQ.
ViSgi taikos sutartis turds
but patvirtinta.
Jei $iandie, anot ziniQ il
Paryziaus, taIkininkai negaus
praneSimo apie paskyrimQ vo
kieGiQ atStovQ patvirtinti su
tarti, tuomet vokieciQ valdzis
gaus ultimatrma.
Hindenburgas pasitrauke.
VietOs laikraSGiai paskelb6
jog kuOmet valdzia sutikO prl
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
ISMUSTI VOKIECIAI IS
DVIEJU MIEsTU.

Copenhagen, birz. 26. - IS
Estonijos oficijaliai prane$a-
ma, kad praeita sekmadicnl
estai nuo vokieciQ landweriQ
at6me du miestu-Wenden il
Roper. Estai pazangiuoja PR
nlyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
Buves sosto ipedinis
pabego IS Olandijos
VALDzIOS ATSILIEPIMAS
I GYvENToJUs.
Sake, sutartis turi but
patvirtinta.

Londonas, birz. 27.-Vokieti-
jos prezidentas Ebert ir visi
ministerial paskelbe karsta at
siliepima j Sales gyventojus.
Atsiliepime raginami volSie-
Giai paremti valdzia, pripazinti
taikos sutarti. Mes sutartis tu-
ri but vokieGiQ priimta If pa
tvirtinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
.TRYS AMERIKONIsKOS
DIVIZIJOS STOVES
RHINE RYTUOSE.

Coblenz, birz: 27. Marsa.
10 Focho isakymu praeita sa.
waite trys amerikoniskos divi.
zijos pastumta pirmyn Rhine
rytuose. Tos divizijos toj nau.
joj vietoj iSbus, kol volieeiai
nepasiraSys po taikos sutarti.
mi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
SAKOMA, AIRJA GAO-
SlANTI SAYYVALDA.

Paryzius, birz. 26. Ameri-
kos dipIomatQ sferose tvirtina-
ma, kad uz kokiQ SeSiQ meme
sin Atrial bus Quota savyval-
da. Tai busianti nauja Angli-
jos dominija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27

Copenhagen, birz. 26. Del
stokos maisto Vokietijos ME
ste. Hamburge buvo pakilusios
riaus6s. Daugelis riausininkQ
uzmuSta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY-
MO zENKLELIUS (W.s.S.).

sake atmainyti savo nuspren-
dina ir atmet6 vokieciQ val
dzios reikalavimus, pastaroji
astral protestuodama sutiko
patvirtinti taikos sutarti. Mes
nebuvo kitokio, isejimo.
Dabar uz kaizeri pakelia sa-
vo balsa vokieciQ armijos Off
cierai. Jie tiesiog saukia, kad
talkininkams nekuomet neis-
duosia save 5uvusiojo vyriau-
sio vado.
Oficierai grumojo ir paciai
valdziai uz pasidavima talki-
ninkams. Valdzia pasidave.
Dabar lukeruojama, ar istikro
oficierai iSpildys savo grumo-
jimus.
oficieru sajunga.
Vokietijos armijos oficierai
turf savo sajunga, kurioje gall
but apie milijonas nariu.
Sajungos nariai yra prade-
JUS generolais ir baigus leite-
nantais. Tarpe tq nariQ dl-
dziuma yra veteranQ.
Oficierai grumoja, jog kaip
tik vokieeiq atstovai patvir-
tinsia taikos sutarti, jie visi is
stosia is armijos.
Visas vokieeiq oficierq kor-
pusas tvirtina, kad negalima
vokiecciams priimti taikos sa-
lygQ, kuriose kaltinamas kai-
zeris.
II jei salygos. .busia priimtos,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
VOkieCCiianls nesinori pa
sira$Yd po sutartlnll
Hindenburgas pasitraukes
IS armijOs

init taikos sutarti, fieldmarSa-
las Hindenburgas tuojaus pa
sitrauk6 is vyriausiOjo armijos
vadO vietOs.
Armiios oficierai protestuo-
ia prizes priGmimq sutarties.
Sales apginimo seIretoriaus
NoS!le adjutantas, gen. elisa,
abejoja, kad oficierai iSeitQ is
armijoS, kuOmet taillos sutar-
It's bus patvirtinta.
Bet podraug iis tvirtina, JOG
viSi regulerts armijos oficie-
raj viSuomet gins savo kaize-
ii ir kitus buvusius virSinin-
kus.
NoreJa nuzuuyC1 ScflelQeHlaIlIl.
Weimare susekta suokalbis
prizes buvusi premjerQ Schei-
demanna. NorGta jis summit
ir nuzudyti. -
SuareStuota keliOlika suo-
KalbininkQ. Visi iie kareiviai.
streikai ir riauses.
Cia il provincijose iSnaujo
grumoja Saliai gelczinkclicciQ
StreikaS. Darbininkai reikalau-
ia augStesniQ algQ.
Kaip cia, taip kitur daznai
siaucia riauS6s, kTios viSuo-
met pasibaigia gausiu kraujo
praliejimu. Vienur prOtestuo-
iama prizes taikos sutarti. Kitul
del maiSto stokos pakyla neri-
mavimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27
GALL IvYKTI PERVERS-
MES VOKIETIJOJ.
Talkininkai su atsidejimu te.
mijasi i vokieciu issisuki-
nejimus.

PARYzIUS, birz. 27. Fire.
derich William Hohenzollern
buves Vokietijos sosto ipedi-
mis-, is Olandijos pabego Vokie.
tijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-27

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-01-17
rARTS JAN. 18th, CLOSES FEB.
BEACON SHOES FOR MEN.

CT m Roacon Shoes at $500
$50 Black and Tan Shoes, at-;------ 5.5O
200 Lace and Button Shoes, at------ Soy
900 Lace and Button Shoes, at-------- 4.5O
$50 Ladies' Shoes, sale price .--------- 5.50
500 Ladies' Shoes, sale price ------- 4'zo zo
400 Ladies' Shoes, sale price -- 3'ov oV
ga 9e0 M;ssoS Shoes at 2.98
90O M;sSos Shoes at 2.48
Se0 'e M;ssos Shoes at 1893
1'9e Wants Shoes at .98
1E0 o,d * Infants Shoes. at .. 1.25
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-08-22
DAYLIGHT SAVING
LAW is REPEALED 49,.
~. OVER WILSON'S VETO.

Washington, Aug. 2O.-Repeal Of
the daylight saving act was accom-
plished today, the Senate voting to
sustain the House in passing the
measure over the Presidents veto.
The vote was 81 to 10.
Il, The repeal of the law which now
.takesNits place among the very few
which have been passed over Presi-
Dental veto becomes effective after
the clocks are. turned back to nor
NAL in October. 1t will go down in
legislative history as one of the very
few measures which have twice been
vetoed by President and became a
law after all by the vote of more
than two-thirds in both, houses of
Congress. -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-08-22
obeville, S. c., Friday, August %; 1919.
OTIS McMURRAY, VISITOR
HERE, is SERIOUSLY HURT
IN BICYCLE ACCIDENT


Otis McMurray, 13 year-old' ne
phew of C. H. McMurray, a visitor
from Clinton, was seriously injured
Wednesday afternoon about 4 o'clock
when he fell from his bicycle on
Harrisburg hill,' striking on his head
and back. He was unconscious for
more than 10 hours. 49,.
He was found on the side of the
road by Mr.. Cox, of the Pierce-Wood
Co., Greenville, and brought to DR..
G.. A. Neuffer's office where medical
attention was given.
The younsd still remains in a
daze, thod @partially conscious.
The attendant physicians do not
think that there is conclusion of the
BRAIN.
IN edition to the blow on the
head the boy suffered sprained
back and bruises on his back and
legs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-08-22
DEPUTY BRUCE. CAPTURES
TWO MooNsHINERS IN ::
MCCORMICK COUNTY

Single-handed Deputy Marshal G..
J.>Bruce captured two meonshiners,
J.. T. and J. M. Lawton, and a still
at their home one mile west of Mt!
Carmel Wednesday morning. He al
so seized their automobile, in which
he found some whiskey. 1t is the
first case in this section wher nau-
;omobile, has been seized unoel the
Federal law, recently enacted. -
Fifty-two gallons of mash was
poured out and l and Ia gallons Of
booze was found. A complete still
with the exception of the furnace,
was destroyed. ....
The two men were arraigned be-
fore Commissioner G. E. Williamson
Wednesday Aud were bound over to
the next term Of Federal Court un-
der bail of $1,000 each, which was
given. .-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-08-22
ORGANIZE POST OF
AMERICAN LEGION
.. HERE SEPTEMBER 10

Wednesday, September 10, has
been set as the date for the organi-
cation of a post of the American Le-
gion in Abbeville County. There are
about 600 service men in this county
who are eligible for membership and
everyone of these men are urged to
attend the initial meeting of the or
ganization at which time officers will
be elected.
The American Legion is an estab-
lished fact. 1t is the concrete reali-
cation of "some sort of organization
after the war" which was talked of
in every cantonment in America, on
board every ship in the Navy and in
every unit and section of the A. E..
F. It is the crystallization of the
wish of every soldier, sailor and
marine to organize after the war.
'In union there is strength" and in
this particular union will be found
the bulwark of Americanism.
The Legion has grown and its
spirit has>spread because it is worthy.
In every. test at the outset it re-
PEELED selfshness, narpwness, parti-
sanship and clung- tenaciously to the
underlying theme-democracy. In
every test it has withstood the temp
tation, of exploitation for its men,
bers at the expense of the country at
lrge. In no instance has it sought
anything that was not just and eqult-
able and in the best interests of all
America. It is now, always has been
and will continue to be. nonpartisan
and non-political in the accepted
sense of those terms. -.
But while it is non-polirica it has
and always will have politices' IN
that it reflects the will and opinions
of the, majority of its members
whose sanity, unselishness and pat
riotism may be depended upon in
questions affecting national or inter
national integrity and adjustment.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-08-22
Land Sales.

J. Allen Smith and D. H. Hill sold
1900 acres, eight miles south of
town this week to John Tate, Ander-
son, for $50 per acre, the total
amount paid being $4,000. The sale
was made through E. F: Geiger and
S. M Johnson.
Albert Henry bought the Jim
Boseman place Thursday from L. c.
Parker, paying $75 per acre for a
tract of "a acres.
J. H. Anderson, Anderson, bought
the Jim Campbell place about five
miles from Antreville this week,
paying $40 per acre. The sale was
made throu-.,,l L. M. Tolbert of the
Dixie Land Company.
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GEORGE A. SHILLITO.

The funeral of George A. Shilhto,
II years of age, who died in Colum-
bia Tuesday night, was held at Long
Cane cemetery Thursday ait IL
o'clock noon, the body arriving on
the 20 Southern train. The Rev,
j. L. Daniel, pastor of the Methodist
Church, conducted the service.
The pallbearers were: ]. Allen
Smith, M. E. Hollingsworth, ]. L.
Hill, T. P. Thompson, P. A. Roche,
and R. S. Link.
Mr.. Shillito was born and reared
in Abbeville, being the son of the
late James and Mahala Shillito and
the last of large family Of children
He had lived in Columbia 18 years.
He is survived by the following
children: Frank L. Shillito, George
A. Shillito, Pat Shillito, Mrs. F. NJ
Lindsay and Miss Nellie Shillito.
He had the following nieces living
in Abbeville: Mrs. J. L. Perrin,
Mrs. w. D. Wilson, Mrs. R. M. Hill,
and Mrs. w. C.. DuPre.
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HYDE LEADS GRACE
BY ONE VOTE IN
MAYORALTY ELECTION

Charleston, S. c., Aug. 20.-The
result of Charleston's mayoralty pri-
mary of. yesterday will not be finally
known until Friday, when the city
democratic executive committee
meets to canvass the returns and con-
slider challenged votes as the COM
plete tabulation shows T. T. Hyde to
have a majority of one vote over
John P. Grace with some seventy
challenged votes yet to be passed on
and either counted or rejected. Of
the possible total of 7,715 a total OF
6,911 were cast and some seventy
challenged.
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Mr.. David Gillian.

The funeral of Mr.. David. Gillian,
IS years of age, who died at his
home near HaskelPs Station, last
Monday afternoon, was held at Leba.
non Church Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock, the Rev. H. c. Fennell, Of.
ficiating. Interment followed in the
Lebanon Church cemetery.
Mr.. Gillian is survived by four
sons, George Gillian, Fort Smith,
Ark; Charles Gillian, Watts; Rob-
ert Gillian, and John Gillian, the
last two living at home, and three
daughters, Mrs. Foster McLane, Abb
beville; Mrs. C. L. Rock and Miss
Tine Gillian, both of whom live at
home. He is also survived by two
b, ,others, Henry Gillian, Abbeville;
and ]. A. Gillian of this county.
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,
GERMAN MILITARY '.s.><.,,.'r-
POLICE A MENACE

Goblenz, Saturday, Aug. 16,-
.Militarization of German police, con-
trary to terms of the treaty ofpeace,
has already begun, according to in
formation reaching American au-
thorities in the City of Cansel the
police were recently completely or:
ganized on military lines by the
Prussan government, it is said, and
are now equipped with steel helmets
and rifles and follow the routine of
military company in their barracks.
The 800 State police in office in Cas-
sci, 100 have elected to be>transferr-
ed to the new organization and the
remainder have been given places in
civil service. -.
The exact size Of the new militar-
lied police organization has not been
announced. Americans studying the
demobilization, and reorganization of
the German army say that the signif-
canoe of militarizing police in Ger
many is great. -. -.
American officers have records OF
an announcement that the Prussian
government, quite apart from the
National government was to organ
ize a -"Schutzlanschafft" ,, or State po-
lice force, throughout Prussia, which
would be virtually military units in
garrisons with full infantry equip
ment but would be under control OF
the minister Of the interior and used
only for the repression of internal
disorders. These troops according to
the plan, were to be quite apart and
in excess Of: the army permitted
Germany under the terms Of the
peace treaty. =
A semi-official however, states; that
it; is appreciated that these troops
are not permitted under the terms iof
the peace treaty, but the hope. is&ex.
that the Allies will; be >"rea-
sonable" and permit their organiza.
-
ton. 4 : .>.: -,
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CAMPAIGN TO RAISE
s4oo, 900 ) MEMORIAL
FUND FOR SOLDIERS

Columbia, S. C., Aug. 21.-Every
minister in South Carolina will be:
asked to call attention on Sunday,
September 2stha to the fact that
Monday, September 29th will be the
first anniversary of the smashing Of
the Hindenburg line by the : South
Carolina, North Carolina and Ten
nessee troops of the Thirtieth Divis-
ion, and that on that day the cam
paign to raise 100000 to erect a
fitting memorial to the. South Caro-
lima heroes participating in the
Great War will be formally opened.
;. The South Carolina Memorial
Commission believes that the memor-
ial fund will be raised within the
fist week Of the campaign, and prob
ably during the first two or three
days. - -: - % =. <'
The State is now being organized
for the campaign. County organiza-
ions have already been set up in sew
eral of the counties and all is in
readiness for the beginning of the
campaign a month hence, but there
are a few counties YETI to be organ
lied. All will be in readiness, how
ever, before the day the campaign is
tc open.
1t il being arranged to send speak
ers into counties where they may be
needed, and the County Chairmen
will have the full cooperation Of the
State organization everywhere. The
women of the State will render the
same splendid service they have CIV
en- in the several Liberty Loan
campaigns. ~. '.'#>-.