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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
DeutietlanS lift
nod itie,t uerlcren

Sn einsr aorreiponbeua nnterm
"a. Mdra id)reibt Der ouflterfIame
geobahter 0eutider 8erbGItniile,
8err Sermanu SodiId, aus Berlin
sSOlgen0es: nglqes lit oufgereet,
fonneIt iidJ 5llinmnen BEL Der rn.
pofiell0iten @ele9enbeit, orguuen.
tiert, oisfutiert, poIitiiiert. Sd gebe
al, oaB bieie Gage ltarfe g[nfor.
oeritnaen ar Die 9aerben Iteaen; if,
fpiire es iebt erit onB Die 2eip3iger
Sage arg on ben meinen ge8auit.
GoIange i9 bort mar, fam mir oos
ridt gum 9eiuuBtiein, bieIleidt,
oob Die 9fiidii6t alf Mntter uno
g'riioer mid unbetuuBt beeinfInbte.
Gb Ruhe bleiben tpiro2 Sd CLAUDE
bod, nit &c" allttporten 5u f6n.
ren. 3ie. gIbneiiing siueier Meto.
Iiitionen eiiter bon redts tlno elmer
bon linfs-, Die geutiblmlo eben
betuieien hat, 1T cine eeipa[tige
2eiitling nno elm 3eihen bon Der
gnergie, Ole nod inuner i'm oeltt.
fben 8oIfe Iebt. l1n0 oag gluslano,
Ioipeit mir 0ns bon bier aus beltr.
teiIen fonnsn, benefit ia aud mel.
terbin fein @ertrauen in Die ee.
fiuoe aroft 0eS oellti1en @olfes.
Ser atrsitir5 Der Marf 1T nidt 10
crbeblif geipeien, ipie mir aIle i'm
eriuarten g. n1iiiien fiirhteten. uilb
id] hattie hette nloraen elm @elpr11
NIT eineln 9eamten Der 0etitI6en
gonf, Der iiberoeiiet lit bon Dem
ipeiteren Steigen Der Wiorf, Die Dor
fiir5ein MIR einen dnierifoniI1en
Gent tpert mar, Biz gum gnoe Die.
fes Sabres uieoer nlif debn Gents
geltieeen icia miro. 81re oas nl6g.
lid 10 ipiir0en mir bis gum Sab.
resenoe nltd einen beoeuteaoen
greisitiir5 5it eriuarten baben. einen
@reisltiirS ben nlle g9elt erbofits
tuiulift uno bon eanoem Screen
berbeiiebnt. glieudno mill oas
,.nieIe Sell" Der Eenerungs3nlo.
een; olgenleiu If Der gluf nad
einem berniinftigen Ginfommen Bel
eridipineIiden Soften Der 2ebens.
fiibrune.
60 0enft man nod jett, in bic.
len finItereu, bitterboicn Saaenl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
eOIbatenIeiden anaeLannt.

gteu Uorf, %. glpriI. Der
Gronsportoonnpfer @lercilrn iIt &C.
itern NIT ben 2eiden bon 253 ome.
ritouiiden SoIOuten angefonunen.
sn goro befanoen ft 81 armtfe
unO gertuitttoete, AZ Sffisiere uno
Bflegerinnet uno 734 Solooten.
Ger 9anlpfer 8eIbeSere. Der bier nit
t.500 poIniiden Srippen onlongte,
lit mesen Der an goro aaftreten6en
gIotternfronfbeit iinter 2narantoine
aeIegt uoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
Der 9eplante 111aitaas
Streik in Paris

Edris, 20. @oi.-sSiir ben erIter
Wai itebt Ser Sto6t cine rabesu
bollitdn6iee Gtodung Der getriebt
infolge oes @eneraIItreifs beDor
ben Die arbeiterid)oft oIs Seunose,
burg am Mditag 3it beranitalter
beabiidti1t. gtn Dem @isItano ner,
ben iid Die 9lngeiteIlten Der Sotels
oeB 8oftantts, beg aernipreder'
oienItes, 6eS Selegrapbenorits, oes
gerfebrsipe5enS un0 Der @as. uni
eleftri5itGtsanlagen ioinie audi ollt
lt1otiihen glrbeiter, Die llnioner
angeboren, 6eteiligcn. Die qroBt
Roiie Der glusitGnoigen ipirS mad
"a Stun6ea Die arbeit tuieoer auf.
nebmen.
Die 2ebrar peroen i'm 9ienit bIei,
ben ltno aud Die aebenstnitteIge.
Ihdfte iperoen, iueniglteng tD1brenf
Glider Stunhen ge6ffnet iein.
Cine ncue 6efabr orobt ourf
ben 9ei6lik oes Gonqreiies BET
Giienbobner, einen Streif 5ur Dur6.
iebang ibrer Goroerltngen anallba.
ranncrt foas Oieie 9trbeitseiilItel.
liing Dor SomStas Dem 1. @lai er.
folgt. Sb bieier aompf sur 9nrd.
ietltng Der iofortieen 9ationoli,
iierltng Der 9o9nen uno 5ur 9urf.
iebiing Der iibrigen Soroerltneen Der
GiienboDner sur Totiohe iperoei
miro, iheint oabOn ab5ubdngeu, Of
Die ollgelnane glrbeiterfooeration
mitmahen miro, Die, ipie es beibt,
merliger 3ugllniten eines General.
itreifS lit, clS oie neue We6rbeit Ser
@rtrenliiten inter oen giienbab.
nern. @s MIRO oaranf bingeipieien,
BOB oieie Grtrenliiten fnapp Die
$1lfte in Der Organization Der
Giienbabner unfaiien, Die 100000
Wiltglte0er 3ablt.
9ediielid5 Der SteIltngnnbme Der
Regieriing au Der aunogebung am
@laitog ino su Dem aneeorobten
ausitanb ser Giienbabner, lit iotpeit
nidtS 8cithni1ttes befannt eegeben
lporoen, ober man meiB, bob, folls
DIE @iienbobner an oen Streif ge.
ben joIlten, lire tuiber5iigIi9e Mo.
biInodltna berfiiet per6en ipiirOe,
Tim Dem alusitnno Elm gnoe at mo.
den, gerau tpie es I'M sSebruar ge.
idab. Weit 8e5ug atf Die &unoga.
blneen am @aitage ion Die 9fe.
gierung nod itranlnlere Wtabnab.
men ipie am @aitag oes berfIoiIe.
men SobreS plonen. 9onals idoi.
len Die Sruppen bel oem 8enliiben,
Die StroBsn bon Oen GoIfsmoIien
ai r1itnterL in Oos gof binein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
mcttcrbsriet,t

Sir Smoha uno llneegeno -
&eeen bellte nbeilo llno pabriheir,-
lid 5reitag. &1lter.
Sir gIebrasfa. - @nbritbeinIi6
falter bette obenb unO 6reitag mid
Heget Der iih I'M tpeitIiden SeiIe
ntogliderpeiie in Sdnee berpanoeIn
mag. Stride Bis itarte norbEi1e
@inoe.
Sir SSoma- @abri1einlid 9ie.
gen uno filter beiite abeno uno
5reitoe, INIT glusnobme itobiI i'm
diiberiten nOrooitIihen GeiIe bellte
abeno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
SipilsDertualtMfta fir
4,alditiita itt 2lMsiiebt

2onSon 80. 9lpril.- eonor Gam
bat I'M Souic Der @emeiuen befonnt
eenlo6t, oof ipegen oer llebertra.
etste oes @aanbnts fir BoI1itina
an @robbritdmlien Die MiIitGrber-
ipoltluts oaielbft iobalo ipie m0a-
lid our6 cine 3ibilperpnItiine er.
iest iperoen iolIte. Gieier @ertpoI.
t1ingsfpe@iel iuir6 nobrideinIih
nod Der llnteraeihnins oes tiirfi.
ihn Grieoensbertrages boz iidj ee'
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
Silouug clues lltnen
@rOb=Serlins DtrfiiQt
Der preis Ses yrctcs idbldet in Berlin nm
40 prosent anf; 1tnterimGmne eeaen
hrie9sfrcrler tpirS perIhoben
Col. Reb in eebeimer ,l,iiiion na4 DcmtidlanS

Berlin, 80. glpril. - Ser preit.
btide GanOtog bat eine @orlage an.
gerlomlnen, fDonad Elm neueS @roB.
Berlin geidofien per0en ioI(. Ser
Jl1deninboIt 0es @emeinipeIens
wir6 622 2uoorotfilometer betro.
gen uno fi9 oeutienigen Nelp gorfs
gIeiditellen. 9ie neuinforporierten
@entein6en geben Der Sta0t Berlin
cine 9ebolferling bon 3,S00,000
Seelett, mas eS) oltr piertgr0Bten
$auptitnot in 6er 8elt nlo6t.
grpt ipirb iuieScr tenrer.
Berlin, 80. glpril. - Sie bieiieen
@dfer MAIDEN befannt, 6ab bonn J..
0aoi ob 0ns @rot I'M 70 4ro8ent
I'M Preiie iteieen miro. Gas 2aib
Brot bon 1900 @rnrlm (ettpd A
4fun6) miro A Mart 80 9fennige
foftert. glle iibrieen 81deruoren
iteigen notwithstanding I'M greiie.
nnterinduna seaeu ariessfreblcr.
Berlin, z9. AbriI. - Ser Inter.
fiihlngsnusidub $50. 1, Der Iih nit
Der biplomotiiden @orgeididte oes
&rieges beid1ftigt. bat nit Sen
Gtimmen Der 4usiduB MitgLieoer,
Die Der @olfspartei, oen 8entofraten
iittb benz 3entltrnt nngeboren, be-.
fdloiien, III Der 3eit 5pil6en Oem
SGluB. Der Situn9en Der @ationoI-
Derimnr1Iitng uno ben @ablen tein
Berhor nit Dem borndIigen Reifs.
fnn5ler Gr. bon 9et6monn.Sollipe
iin6 ben borlnoligen Wliniitern oeS
6enberen bon SSngoip liiib 9r. 3int.
fnerfnann be3iiglid oeren Mnteil an
Der Observation-Disclosures nnSltIteI.
len. 3ieies tpiroe beibloIien, nei[
0urh 6ieie 8ernebntlingen Die @e.
fniiter p1brenO oes @ohItompfes
iinnotiger 8eile dufgereiat perben
foiiroerI. 1lnoer5iiglid rad Der obi.
gen abitimlnting Iegte 3r. GrnIt
Gttof, eih So3iaIoeruofrot, Ser bic
@ernebnlung Der bornlaIigen Mini.
tier bedntraat botte, fem 9Imt nieber.
Sn ss6eimer 9liiIiOn.
9obIen5, 80. glpril. Sberit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
SolSateit erbalteit
rarS i'm 11ocitetl

g9ertelep, GaI.. 80. 9(pr. - Die
2anOaniieoelungsbebOroe oes Stoo-
tes California bat 81 Seriegsbetera.
men, Die @eiude eingereidt botten,
ben geiistitel ouf 397 6nrmen I'M
9eIbi 2anoproieft IN Merceo Go1ntp
iiberlpieien. geur 6rei 5arrl1en GIN
gen in hen 8eiis bon 3ipiliIten iiber.
gtod Der 9usiage oer llrbeber bes
glanes 1T bies Die erite 9lrtiieoe.
lung, Oie an bic arieesbeteranen sur
gerteilllng 9eIallgt iit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
kcine II. 8. SclSateft
iitebr Inc Sibirten

Gan Srdncisco, 20. 4pril. Set.
ne nmerifoniid)en &rnppen un6 nun
menise Mitelieoer 6es rotten areu5es
fino IN Sibirien suriidgebIicben,
ipdbreno Die StebenS @rlippe Der
an1erifoniiden sSngenieure, lnter
oem geomen riiiiId1er eiienbobn-
bienlt befannt Bis gum /. Mai oos
2ono 5u berlaiien aeoentt. 02it
oem 0anpfer @reot geortbern fo.
men $50 Monn bon 8labiipoItof an,
Die ungefabr Die lette Sruppenabtei-
lung olislnaden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
Partkcbl blensStreik
INT SrcbcnScr 1l6be

9leip gorf, 20. gtpril. Die Ser.
bonosntitgIieOer bes 2obnfomitees
Der 9ergTeltte unb @riiberbeiiser
erfI1ren, onb Elm Sireif Der $ort.
fobleneraher broben6 noBe geridt
III. Die 8erbnnblungen oes aonli.
tees ftno oitgenideinlif ouf Dem
totem Gunft aneetonnten. gluf Ser
seitrieen S;sung baben Die Berg.
leitte oos g(nerbieten Der @ribenbe.
iiter ouf cine 15.prooeiitige 2obn.
erbOhung iuio fleinere Ginpilii.
eunaen obgeipieien. Sie peripeieer.
ten ferner einem glan Der @r,iben.
beiiser ibre 3uitimmitne, iuonad
Der Rrafioent Elm 4outttee bon
Greien aur geiIeeune Der met.
ningsperihicoenbeiten erneruuen iol.
te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
n1erikaniistcr 5udser
itaeb II. :. iifttertpeos

gaogales, 9fria... 20. april. 9ng
eine sSoIge Der Mebolltioa in Como.
ra iperoen 300 @agenIabnneen me.
rifoniifen 3nfers, Der in Sonora
raffiniert iporoen lit, sur ginfubr
in Die Ser. Gtaaten frei9eseben. Der
3uder mar idon einnoL nof ben
Der. Staoten unterfpegs. ipuroe
oann nber ouf gorronaos stnoro.
nilne 5uriidbeorbert. ssSett lit Die
@rIonbnis 8ar @ieoereinfubr eese.
bef inor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
Nanaersaut in y2urSbS6msn

Erng, % SlpriI. -SSt beridie6e.
nen SeiIer 9torbb6bnlens berridt
lont bon bnrt eineetroffellcn geadl-
ridfen tatiddIid Sltneersnot. Die
Irbeiterrotc boben Der Ste9ierltng
ole @titteilung sitgebeit loIIen, fie
miiroen fir BORT ousbre6en0e linz
ruben nidt beroittportIiG Iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29

Halpb Sep lit I'M Iuftrage 6eS
Seriegsietret1rs 9afer in ge9eimer
@iiIion aus @nibinston i'm Rbein.
lano eingetrofien. @s perIoittet, oaB
er iiA IN Goblen3 uugefdIr fiinf bis
| feds 8o1en auibnIten uno oann
0as Snnere 9eutidlanos berpiien
bereiien miro. @Gbreno oes arie.
ges mar Sberit Seb oent 2unrtier-
meiiterforps in europa % W1onatp
lang 5ugeteiIt. Olad Dem ieiner i'm
Ottober 1918 eriolgten glitsmuite.
ring febrte er ipieOer ouf ieinen go.
iten ON Der 8isconiin Gtoatsuniper.
iit6t Siiriid, no er aIs arofeiIor fir
@olfsiuirtidaft fltngirrte. 8cr fur.
5em tuttroe er iuieoer bon Dem
ariegsiefretdr in Gienit beruien,
atm HeierDeoffi5ier ernonnt uno nit
beionberen auitrGgen nnh 9eutifj.
lano geididt. SIN bicIigen omqri.
faniihen @enerdIbnnptquortier lit
man Der glnIidt, Dob Sberlt SeB
Die Gage Der 0inae in Deuti9lano
geborig 1tnteriuf)en iinb Dem omeri.
fanii1en ariegSbeporten1ent Gor.
idldge fir oen in 3ufltnft ein3u.
ihlnsenoen Gurs unterbreiten ioG.
Ser Senobote iogt, boB oie 9Gbbe.
ruflung Der Sffupationstruppen nidt
m Sroge fontule, oenn bieieS lei
gaus uno eor Code oes Br1iioen.
ten; nto 6ieier babe boriiber nod
.nidts berldiiten laiien. SberIt ScB
ertudbnte ferner, SaB 8elitidlano
nod ieiner Wleinung nit Dem Der.
baltet Der Ser. Staoten Ie6r 5lt
frieSen lit; er babe onh eine glh.
nlng, iper bierbon 3usen siebe.
aumntnniilen planeu Gr6ebnng.
9oblen5, 90. glpril. berbrei.
iete fih in olnerifoniitben 9lrlnee.
freiien Dos @eriidt. oab i'm 9fubr.
gebiete elm nener ansbrnf1 Der Ha.
oifnlen bofheraitet por0en lei. Gs
beibt oaB 3iiiieISorf Der Meittel.
pltnft Der geipegung lei. Die Ser.
liner nationaliitiide o9eutide Bel.
tltng" berihtete, boB elm neuer &lan
fir cine fonlnluniitii6e grbeblng
in 9eutihIono entbedt iporoen iei.
9ic Grbebl;na babe III elmer s[n5obl
otaOte 5it eleider 3eit Dor iid
aeben ioaelL 10 in 8ittenberg, San.
germiin6e, 9onnobar, 8roltnIdmeig,
@tiinOen @ottineen, aoieI, @otba,
Sena, 2eipSia Sale un6 Solber.
ltaot. So6olo oieie Stdote 0en
aoten in Die Sdu0e gefalen iqin
pllr0en bGtten BORT Sopiets eebil.
oct mer0en ioIlen.
Die 3erItoritng bon 8abnbriideu
ino Selegrnpb. m0 Selepbonber.
bin6ungen lei oiid in oen 9slan Elm.
geI6loiien Getpeieu. Die Roten b1t.
Ten cine 9lrnlee bon 10000 Waann
aufge6raht.
Sraiibcnteniuabl berifJuben.
Berlin, %. gtpriI.--Ge1ltfdlano
miro in oieien CONNER feline GrGfi.
Oenteniunbl obboIten f0nnetl, i6reibt
aarl Smtsmonn gi3eprdiioent Der
misunderstanding inn .Soge.
blatt" @r ipeiit ooranf bin, Dab oos
bon Der MISUNDERSTANDING on.
gpnonumene reue @atIgeieb Die 5pit.
iebung oes g9nbItages 0nrh oenI
aeidStag noridreibt cine Belt.
gren5e ober nidt beitimult. Cine bal.
oige gSabL lit, mad Sausmollns
ansfilDrung, ilnnogli1, on Sit.
preuberb Shleiien uno GberidIe.
fen erIt ipdter pdblen t0nfien, unO
oieie 2anoesteile fir Die 8abl
entldeioeno iein nl0gen.
Die abclsnprredtc iperben abse.
idaift.
Berlin. s9. glpriI.- preubi.
ide &eeiertlng bat einen @eietent.
uurf dngenontmen. Slr6 neI6en Die
aOeIs8orredlte obeeidafft tperoen
iollen. 9(u6 bic Sitpl vG0nigIife
Sobeit" imo n0llrdlouat~ iollen
fallen.
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D'nnnmn5ic tpirS iieb
an Nuiierte tpenSen
5inms infOlse Der glodaSe idllucr
bsSrGust; italieniiher Ger.
rerit6rer beiduiien.

biume, 20. glpriI. 8abrieIe
oannun5ios oisD1rtiges amt bat
ben SnboIt elmer 9ote berofTentli6t,
bic ben aliierten 5tlfcntmen ioa. @s
mar bic slbfid)t, 3ablreide &opien
oieier Note n1itteIs aeropIons iiber
San &emo aits5uitreuen. 9ie 6or.
tige Gonferen3 ober fam friiber 3ll
Gnoe, wie man in 6iume ertpartete.
Sn oieier 9tote beibt es: s9ie 2iga
bon Jiume, cine &odIition bon 80I.
fern Die 6urd Die Seeemonie g(ng.
lo.Sadiens iinn Die gieuoe.80lfer.
liga ioiuie bic 6rieoensfonferen3 I'M.
terjot)t iniS gefranft miro, lit nun.
mebr entitonben. Gabrielle 0'9[n.
nirt5io. gerteioieer oes Mori6es Ser
Staliener noh Dem Giten lit gbef
oieier 2igo. aSbm BADEN bereits
6olgitoft geleiitet: SrIono, g[eeDp.
ten, Snoien, 4eriieib glfgbaniIton,
dae @oslems, ioiuie Die bon Ser
gelgrnber Heoieruna 1ntetoriidten
8olfer, einfhIieblid srooten, 01on.
tenegriner, albaneien, 9iIgoren itno
Ma8c0niier. 9lae oieie iperoen in
6iume Die ltrttcritiitung du elmer
aartpforganifation eeeen lire Inter.
oriifer finoen. sSnt @egenios gu
Der ioeenarnten @0lferliga lpiro Die.
ie 2iaa odfiir iorsen, baB Sie geo-
tionalitatsrehte eeiuabrt iperoen.
Die 8olfer, tuelde oltrh @roBbri.
tminien uno Die Ser. Stootcn Der.
iflobt iinb, niiiien befreit iperoen.
Die Gentiden, meldJe Dem SOB rod)-
fithtiser Reeierungen uusgeiebt Iino,
nliliien ibr 2ono pieoer 5uriiferbaI.
ten. Gas ungebeure @ebGnoe, bon
Der irternotionoIen 9anf iiber TO-.
100000 2eidnone errid)tet, nluB
5eritort iper6en."
sinme in Got.
Srieit, 20. Ipril. = Siltnle lit Ell.
ner lngemein ihlperen @lofaoe itn-
tertporfetl. slaer Gerfebr nit Der
9tuBenluelt lit obgeidnitten iporoenl
iogar eiu 9eil Der gnhnoeIeile. Die
nad Der stobt fiibrten, ipnroen duf.
geriiieu, oatlit feline 3iiee in Die
Staot seIangen f0nnen. gaidt ein-
mai bic gailfl5ufubr pirb geitattet.
slus elmer Stranobatterie sSiune's
iDurbe anf einen itaiieiliiden 3erito.
rer eeieliert. Maan iiebt oieies oIs
cine 8ieoerbereeItrng fir Die 8Io.
faoe an. Gns ariegsi9iff aber
iuurbe nidt beid)aoist.
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Die aoclsbprrcdte iuer6en abge.
fdlaiif

Berlin. s9. gpril.-Gie preubi.
ide &eeierlne bat einen @eietent,
luurf ongenonlmens otrd neIben Die
aoeIs8orredlte obaeIddfft tperoer
iollen. au6 Die Sitel ,G6itigIife
Sobeit" mlo sDllrdlaidt" iollen
fallen.
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ACT or OCTOBER & 1911. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE on OMAHA. kkB&
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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ben inor0ett,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-18
HEAVY RAIN AND THUNDER
STORM VISITS ABBEVILLE

The heaviest rain within the recol-
lection of many of the oldest citizens
fell in this city late Monday after
noon. For nearly an hour the water
came. down in torrents and during
that time the public square was one
vast sheet of water, and brave indeed
was that person that yentured out
during the downpour. 1t yasia verita-
BILE cloud, burst and did considerable
damage to streets and growing crops,
a fortunate feature however, being
that the area over which the rain fell
was very small.
Damage in the city to the streets
and sidewalks is estimated at some
two or three thousand dollars. No
casualties resulted from the rain so
far, as has been heard of notwith-
standing there was much lightning
and terrific thunder. One house in
Fort Pickens was struck by lightning
and an occupant, Tom Culbreth, Sc
verely shocked.
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MERRlE .MATRoNs MEET

Miss Mary Quarles Link delight
fully entertained the Merrie
Nations at their regular meeting
Monday afternoon.
The house was beautifully decora-
ted with many vases of lovely roses
and bright colored zenias. Misses
Annie Greer of Spartanburg and
Mary Walker of Atlanta were honor
guests. Delicious cream and cake
and punch were served.
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UNCLE JIM BUYS CAR

Uncle Jim has new car. 1t is a
Kissel, of the sport type, just like
it's owner. He bought the car from
King Mckee, of automobile fame,
sometime ago, but the car was not
delivered until today. As soon as it
was delivered Uncle Jim got in a
Ford and struck out over the county
on trading trip. Somebody will
pay for the new car before he gets
back.
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CAMPAIGN FOR COUNTY
OFFICERS IN FULL BLAST
First Guns Were Fired At Calhoun Falls Today.
Candidates Galore Were There And Each
Did His Level Best To Convince Those
WhoHeard Their Speeches That .
They Were The Proper Ones
49,. For The Place. -: = -:

Pursuant to orders issued some
time ago the battle royal for county
Offices began at Calhoun Falls today
at II o'clock. The army of seekers
after the political plums of the
county hied themselves away to this
splendid little town this morning
and at the hour named fireds the
first volley of word shrapnel at the
voters whose suffrage they would
obtain at the polls in the primary
election to be held the last Tuesday
in the month and which will be the
last day. It is needless to say each
candidate went out cooked and
primed for the affray and did this
level best to convince the voters of
their various merits and qualifica-
tions to fill he official positions to
which they have aspired.
The time for filing campaign
pledges and meeting the other re-
quirements of the party for the
making a full fledged candidate ex-
pired yesterday at noon, hence all
who participated in the meeting are
now in the race to the finish, or un-
til the voters make finish of them.
List OF Candidates 1.
Following is, the official list of
candidates that are before the
voters for nomination at the pri-
mary to be held Tuesday, August
31st: -. .e .
For Congress: W. w. Bradley,
Fred H. Doninick.
For Solicitor: H. S. Blackwell, j.
Howard Moore, T. Frank 'McCord.
For House Representatives: M. J.
Hubert OK, Wallace W.
Harris, +. d. McAdams, L. A. Put
nam.
For Clerk of Court: r. B. Cheat
ham, J. L. Perrin. -.--r y ,,.-a7e.~r.,y
For Sheriff: j. N. Blum, C. j.
Bruce, F. B. McLane.
For Superintendent of Education:
W. J. Evans, Paul H. Mann.
For County Supervisor: Hugh
Bowen, L. W. Keller, W. T. Magill,
D. E. Newell, Jr., W. A. Stevenson.
For Sub-supefvisor: A.. C. Bowie,
G. W. Calvert, J. D. Duncan W.
Nance, Sewer Wilson,
For Coroner: J. C. Cox.
County Magistrates
Abbeville districts Nos. l and 2:
M. E. Ho1lingsworth, R. S. Nc
Comb.
Antreville: F. A. Carwile.
Calhoun Falls: DR.. J. Hicks.
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one of the public schools.
Preparations For Next Session

Preparations For Next. Session
Carpenters are busy this week al
the high school building where they
are putting a partition in the audi
torium in order to make two clas:
rooms for the use of the seventh
grale. There viii be two teachers
for this grade next session. The
eighth grade will use the old seventh
grade room in the first floor. The
buildings will be thoroughly cleaned
and floors oiled before school opens
Sept. 6.
The question Of boarding places
for the new teachers is acute. I'm.
less the people open up their homes
to these teachers it is going to be
impossible for the board of trustees
to place, the new teachers,
Some kind hearted folk will have
to take care of the teachers for mo
good teacher is going to come to a
place unless she is sure of home.
Mrs. W. F. Nickles has kindly con-
sented to assist the superintendent
to find boarding places for the
teachers and any information rela-
tive to this vital subject will tbe
gladly received by either Supt. Fulp
of Mrs. Nickles.
AS has. been announced a course
in French has been arranged for the
high school pupils. Rev. A. J. Derby
shire will have this subject =, and
every pupil wishing to take French
will so state to the superintendent
either before school opens or on The
first day of the new session and. the
schedule of the classes will be ar
ranged so that pupils selected may
carry the French course without
conflicts. There has been a tuition
fee of 50 per month authorized by
the board of trustees to pay Mr..
Derbyshire for his time.
All of the teachers for the coming
session but two have definitely. ac-
cepted work and it is hoped that the
whole corps will be completed by
the first of September. Miss Eva
West of Sumter has been secured
for the high school English WORK.
Miss West was last session assist
ant in English at Coker College,
Hartsville.
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HlllVllle: 1. -. falmer.
! Donalds: T. H. Gordon, J. C. Ma
tin.
! Level Land: Fred K. Ashley, A..
F. Carwile. .
| Lowndesville, both Nos. and 2:
j. G.. Huckabee. .'..-N,.
Mountain View: ). G.. Huckabee. "
| Ropk Spring: T. H. Gordon, J. C.
Martin. -
, Due West: A. R. Ellis. :
; Hampton: Fred *. Ashley, A. F.
Carwile.
Means Chapel: M. E. Hollings-
worth, R. s. McComb.
! Gilliam's Gin House: -
! Those in charge of election af-
fairs are reminded that it is the
duty of, one member from each club
in the county to, call at the Office Of
the supervisor for the two ballot
boxes to be used in the election,
one of these being for the district
officers to be voted for and the other
for the county officers. \, ,
The men who are listed on the
ticket that is now before the voters
of the county are all good men. Of
course in the opinion of some there
are those that are better than the
others. It therefore behooves the
voters to consider carefully the of
flee that is to be filled and the
qualifications of the men that. are
offering to fill it. Only in this way
can the people ever expect to Sc
cure the best officials for the state
and county government. -
The battle is now on. 1t is sure
thing that those candidates with the
longest poles are sure to bring down
the persimmons, and here's hoping
that those with the longest poles
will be the best men for the service
of the people. .~..'
Calhoun Falls Meeting Quiet
A telephone message from DR.. J.
Hicks of Calhoun Falls where the
county candidates opened the cam
paign today says that the meeting
was peaceful, quiet and pleasant.
Among the candidates who address,
ed the 200 voters present were
those for the legislature, supervisor,
of education, j. N.
Blum for sheriff and R. B. Cheat
ham for clerk of court. An excellent
picnic dinner was enjoyed after the
oratory.