davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-27

Jamison, ] w Watson. Eyy1in
Judy, Estei;e Walters, Anna a
Johnson, Ester White; Benjamine
Jenkins, Luther Wolf, Raymond
Jacob, Frank White, Carl D
Rarcher, Edward Walton, Harry S
LAUDER, A G Wood, Ivy
Looch, Addie Willis. Jane
-emons, Annie Williams, Matte
Love, f NJ Whitner. Henry
Love, Jordan White, c G
Lewis, Annie Wilson, S T
Lewis, Wesley WhItecotton, Dora
Lochmand, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Lena
Lyons, j A Wilson, w HI
In calling for the above letters
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

@eg am see no6 Dem &%affeebaus.
idieoenen Sportarten iiben. Die
bier SportpI1te ioaen aber ni6t
MIR BEN uebungen Oieneit, lie iino
borgeIeben uno eingeri6tet fir Die
Seranitoltung bon groBen iportli-
den Seitli9feiten, Die in Der Tint
gebuug bes 8arfs lno Der 8eite
ser 2anoidaft cine ioeale llmrob-
muug finben.
Ole peri6ieoenen @artengaItitdt-
ten lino nod ni6t eroffnet, neil bic
baulide &~eritellung uno Die Snnen.
eiiribtrng cine itarfe @er5ogerltng
erfabren baben, aber oas 9auerns
ba1ts nit feinem buuten 8ouerngar'
ten oon ~bliibenoer 8lumen gibt mil
Ieinem l1noli1en @barafter cine
GtGtte oes 8ebagens. @s lit ni6t
pie in Staoe, mo man auf Die Sn~
iel elm Observation-Disclosures 8altern>
baus nit ieiner Srlneneinri6tung
ouf einen nelien 8las nerpflanat
bat. 9iefes Sous lit neu eritan.
Sen, ober es trdet bod nit ieiner
umgebnng gang Den Stil zines
@ierl1noer @cboftes uno baut bamit
in ben @roBitaotparf Die Crime
rung an ein Stiid booenitdnoiger
Seimotfllltur.
@Gbreno oas 8auernbaits on Die
8oupeiie Ser @ltnoroern erinnert,
oie eeilau ben 2ebens6e6iirfniiien
un6 2ebensgepobnbeiten bdlterli6er
SomiIien angepaBt mar, lit Der @af-
Ierturm ein Sinnbilo mooerner Sir
6iteftur. @epaItig mudten Die
barter aanten uno Die g~latten
SteinfI6den ouf Dem @etdfel oes
breiten l1nterbaues. Stol5 ltreben
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

Die 6eiltroft Der DoHer BON Spa
mar bereits ben R0mern befannt,
benn man bat in Der Ndbe Der be-
riibmten Quelle bes poubon cine
Miin3e nit benz 8ilbe oes &aiiers
Ierba geFunben. sSn Qufna6me fam
Der Ort aber erit, als bic groBen
r8obefabrten" bes Mittelalters be-
gannen. Obglei9 erit 1927 bic err
item @pbnungen I'm bic pouRons
Queue erri6tet tpurben, nor es bod
f6on i'm Is. SobrbunOert Sitte GEE
tpeIen, baB iunse G9emdnner tbre
Srauen gum @runnen na4 Spa
I9idten; tie mDgen bamals in raid
aufgeri9teten 3elten elm fnebr rO<
munti19es oIs bequemes SUR ut1o
2agerlehen gefiibrt 9aben, SIN Saute
Der Sobrbunberte tperben bann Die
@oFer bpn Spa INNER %beriibmter;
man f9rieb linen bic fabelbafteften
Seiltrdfte gu, unb nod ienes 1745 in
&pnbon erT9ienene Bud ruAmuie@
ments be Spa", bas ben be5ei9nen>
ben 11ntertitel r0ie @alanterien BON
Spa in 9eutf9IonO" fi9rte, beri9@
tet bopon, boB bura ben @enub .bes
8runnenipaFers ieltiame unb ae@
fd9rli9e Siere aus ben Nteren ous<
gef9ieben perben, Siere, bic man
ols @9neden, Snietten, @iirmsr
uffp. be3ei9nete unb Die Der Bid bes
mobernen &r3tes fuFort ols 9arnz
leitergerinnfel ertennt. 0es9al6 trieb
man aud f9on i'm II. So6rbunbert
einen i9pungboften &usfuGr3onOel
nit benz Sauerbrunnen BON Spa,
Der in 2onbpn unb Gom ebenTogut
pie in Baris unb 5rantfurt getrun@
fen puroe.
9einen porne6men &lang erbdlt
bas 8ab i'm 16. SahrbunOert, in
benz es piel ron 5iritlidteiten uno
6oben !6erren befu4t tpurbe. Sin
2eibarat Seinri9s XII, Elm Be
nesianer unO cine fpaniE9e Dame
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
&annibalil6e S6nf&rn.

3u ben tpenigen Sieren, Die III.
ter gemdBigtem &lin1a einen Cont
meri6Iof balten, gebort cine SGnef-
fenort, Die 10 merfpiirOige @emobn-
beiten beiibt, 6oB iie ultd Dem Nidt-
wiiieni9aftler a~bion0erli6 uno be.
o6tenstpert eri6einen mlB. 9ieie
9ouoeboroien, pie Die SorIdung iie
benannt bat, 5iednen lid Dor oaen
ibren @attungsgenoiien 5und6it
I9on our9 cine bouig peri6ieoenc
uno nur ibnen eigentiimli6e Sc.
Itolt aus. sic trogen meoer elm
runo getputloeneS, nod Elm b0rnGen'
artig i9raubiess @ebdltie, nod iino
lie gang nadt, Wie Die Seq uno
4deri6neden, lonOern altf Dem L
~ 3entimeter longen i6lanfen unO
Acknowledged &0rper iibt oas Saus
ols elm Die Sinterleibsipibe fronen'
oes &dub6en. 9ieieS Sau6Gen
beiist nltr cine ein5ige 8inoung uno
iie6t elmer pbrpgiiden Miise gum
8%erped1eln dBnlid). Natirli6 lit
BON einem 3uriid5ieben in oieien
natiirIi6en Sdnedeni6ub gar feline
&eoe. Cine oide idwar5blaue Salt
i9iibt Ben Giiden ols iogen. Wiantel
nur bo6it mangelbaft bor @ngriffen
uno 8erounitung, uno lit Dobl nit
oie l1riade, pesbal6 bas Sier li6
CONNER iiber bis 81 u Meter inter
oie @rooberfld6e 5u nerfrie6en ge-
stpungen lit.
9enn Ole 0ou6ebarbie lit Elm
0~a6fommling ser @is5eit, uno all
oas Merfmiiroiee uno SremOartige
in ibrem @eien uno ibrer @ridei;
nung iino altertiimli6e Inpaiiungen
an cine 3eit, oie ldngit nidt mebr
Die uniere lit. 60 ME man an.
nimmt, oaB iene @roepc9e audi ben
Meniden bonn barmloien SriiGteper-
5ebrer gum Sleii6eiier gema6t bat,
iduf iie audi ienes @ei6opf gum
&annibalen an ieiner eigenen uno
na6ftperpanoten Mrt Inn. 9enn
Die fleine 9auoebaroie lit Die ein5i-
&c Sdnede, Die fi6 nidt frieolid
bon 8flar5en un6 Bflan5enmooer
nGbrt, ionoern 0ie ols ridtiees
&alibtier iiberfGnt, totet unb auf-
friBt. Sic beiiBt 10 idorfe 3ab-
tie, oaB iie obne meiteres Die oier-
li6en, fleinen @lasi1ned6en (@i-
trinen), bog oenen lie oas 8inter-
bolbiabr iiber bauptiddlid lebt,
our1 elm an elmer b~eliebigen Stel-
le in Die S6ale genaetes God err
faBt unb bertilgt. 9as gleide gilt
BON attoeren 9aioebaroien, BEL DC.
men iie freilid fem Sdusden 5u
ourdbeiBen braudt, Die lie aber por-
iidtsbal6er ltets auerit ourd 9iiie
in ben 9opf totet. SIS lit gang aus.
geidloiien, ielbIt Bel reidli6lter
Nabrung, bieie Eiere gemeiniam ge-
fangen 5u balten, mas Bel ibrer 2eb-
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
spa ais Bad.


um 10 ltbr Dereinigte ii9 aIes our
nDffentli9en Sofel", bic ben @lan8s
punt bes geieuf9aftIi4en Gebens
bortente. I'm 4 uAr loar f9on
pieber Sreffpuntt Der 2ebeipelt I'M
garten Der &opu5iner Ober ouf Der
A nbrzWte1e" um Z r9r auf Der
z ubr<Biefe". Ser Ibenb mar benz
Spiel unb benz Sang g%etpibmet.
Die meiIten @Gite nabmen bic Sur
1e6r lei9t; lie tranten peber Waiier
mod bobeten iie, unb bic &eife nab
Spa batte fir fte ALIEN ben 3tped,
mOgli9it obpeasIungsrei9en 8srS
gniigungen na45uiagen, 2~iebesaben@
teuer ein5ugeben, au fpielen unb Se@
fanntf9often gu MAIDEN. !9ier muir
ben bic SGben getniipft fir ienen
engen 3ufammenbong Der bornebmer
@efeui9aft, ben mir i'm IS. Sabr>
brnbert finben; bier traf bic Siiritin
nit Der galonten Ibenteuerin aus
Iommen, unb ben groBen So9itap@
Tern bon S9lage zines @aint Ser
main, ga1anopa unb Gogliol tro gez
lang es, on bic boben 9erren beranz
3utpmmen. Sie 9amen iu4ten bier
bur9 reue Moben auf5ufallen unb
trrgen bon @tol3 genau porgei4rie@
bene r9abeuniformen BON Spa, nit
benen ie bonn i'm Minter ben Sas
men, bic ben bprnebmen &urort ni9t
beTu9en tonnten, impOniertsn. So
fonoba in Spa" = 10 9eiBt ems Der
iiingiten @erfe S9niBlers, unb in
Der @rf9einung bes berii9mten DON
Suan, Der 1857 bier i'm Safaro uno
in Der 2iebe feiu Slid e%rprobte, itnb
bic ramuIements be Spa" am Oeuts
li9iten nertDrpert! 9as @olb rout
ouf ben @pieltiI4en, bic 0egen tlir@
ren i'm eleganten 0uen, bic &eifrOde
rauIGen, Mein unO S%rauenaugen
Ieu9ten bur9 Die Na9t, unb geilts
poue @iBnorte entf9peben in elmer
lei@ten @olfe BON Seld9ter, pie
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

tperf, porbiI6Ii9 in icincr barmoni'
iden @erbinoung BON S6Onbeit mo
8pedmdBiafeit. Son ieiuer 8latt'
form ais erIdlieBt ii6 ein ipunoer'
boiler Slid iiber Die gon5e Nette
oes GarfS uno Oarii6er binats itber
Somburg, gegen Oeiicn graiie uno
rote SGl1er Oos crime @ogen Der
Stootporf6dume mie cine Sniel oes
6rieoens itebt, inmitten Der lnrait
Der @robItoOt, Dem Die @roBltdoter
ielbit 10 germ gelegentli9 entflieben.
9ie @ri9perung nno Sertelle'
rltrg Ser &erbinoungen MAIDEN oli9
ooS berte gu einem @orre6t Der
8eIisenoen. Ser StaOtparf ober
nimmt ale ouf, bic iif in ieinen
Srieoen fIiidten, er i6liebt Die in
ieinem 8irfenDGlOden ab, Die auf
Stunoen sic GoItli6feit Der @iniaut-
felt Iuden, er gibt Oenen feline bret'
ten, gepfIeeten @ege frei, Die in
@eIenidlaft luitponoeln fpouen, &c
bietet &arm fir ein beiteres Bet
~iammenIein gIei6geiinnter Weeniben
ouf neitem griinen Ylan.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

paren aneebli9 bic eriten fremben
RuraGIte. 1875 paren 2ouis be
@on3aga, Der !Ser5Os DON Neoers,
unb 1889 Mleranber Sarneie, per-
5og BON 9arma. our Sur ba. 8alo
bono9 peiIten &arl |. bon Gnglano
nnb Seinri@ III. BON Sranfrei4 in
Gpa, unb balb fiinbeten mebrere
Bidder ben @lan5 unb bic &raft bes
@eilprtes. SIN Is. Sabrllnosrt gilt
Spa nebsn pprmOnt unb @9fpal<
bad fir ben pirtIamIten Sauer>
brunnen, uno es iiberitrahlt bic beis
ben onberen &urorte bur9 bic proat
feines sefeai9oftliden 2ebens. Sn
ben Gtirmen BET Hepolutirn perliert
bies Sauptbab bes 3ototo teinen
2uf, erlanat i'm aber i'm 10. Sabrz
bunbert als @pislbab wieber nnb
f;ntt erIt na6 1870 BON 2urusmpoe@
bah gum setp0bnli@en 9eilturort
6erab.
8ie lebten nun sic Serri6af-
ten bes IS. Sabrbunberts auf elmer
ReiIe na9 @pa9 Sir bic, bic Die
Sur ge6rau9ter., mar Der Sag itreng
einseteilt. S9on I'm 4 ll9r erl4ie<
men bic eriten &urgdite in G4laftleis
bern beim 8runnen, tranten unerz
meBlide Mengen WoHer, panbelten
our @erbauung fpa8ieren unb bro9>
ten bic 3eit big nm 9 lt9r bin, mo-
man fi9 CUR rsroBen Promenaoe"
antleibetc. Damn farittcn bic 0as
men unO Serren, bic 5rauen in sro@
BET Soilette, bic Mdnner in @ala,
bic Offi5iere in boiler Uniform auf
Der .4lise" piirbeboa fpaaieren, uno
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
9anODirtidaftlideS anS
Sem Samburger @taOtpart.

idiibt, mas linen dIs foitbares er-
be iberfommen mar. ltnieren
Stootparf bat 0os iesige @eiale4t
fir Somburgs @eeenport unO gu
funft erri6tet. -glber er lit BON
porn5erein nidt ols Elm 9arf fir
iinttenoe Spo6iergGnger nno itta ge.
nieBenoe Iaturfreunoe auein geOaGt
mor0en. @r ioG elm @olfsporf I'M
beIten Slime iein. Soau trdgt iei-
ne Gage inmitten 5tpeier borpie9eno
BON elmer p%erftGtigen 8ebolferuttg
bepobnten Stootteilen BEL, Die aus
ben ergen 8obnungen btnousitrebt
in sic l1ngebunoenbeit Der 8etpe'
gitng8freibeit. Slber Die CUTE Ser
bin0ulig nit ser &odbobn uno Der
Gtaotbabn, Die ipGter nod our6 oos
9ampfidiff ergGn5t peroen miro,
crIdlieBt i'm aI6 ben @emobnern
Der acknowledgement Sto0teebiete.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

Sis sic Somburger 9ilrgeridaft
am 6. gpril 1910 einitimmig T..
100000 Mart fir 6ie 9lrsfiibrung
Ees StoOtparfes uud Oen @l0nen
Ron Sberingcnieur Sperber uno
8rof. S9uma1er betuiaigte, naf'
nem ser erIte Antrag o1tf feline
S6affung bereitS 1902 feline gu.
thinning gefunoen bate, ga erfiiutc
SamburgS 8ebolferung cine Itol5e
sSreu6e ii6er Oas @erf, oas auf Ell.
mem IFS Settor groBen @eldroe 5pt'
5den @interbuoe uto 8arnlbed ent.
Steben folte. Se6s Sabre tparen
fir sic gGusfiibritng borgeieben,
ober in sic eiirige Sdtigfeit Der Gro
bepegllngen. Ser gisIdadtung Oes
&anals 1tno ser Seide, Der &npflan-
5lt1gen uno Ser 9oitten trieb Der
&rieg gebicterii9 feline l1nterbre-
dung. @an8 itiGgeIegt tprroe bic
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
Die SubafSpie bes alten Srit.

Cine biibife Entertaining bot Ser
S9lciiidc &unitperein einem i6leii-
iten &eimotoi6ter 5uteil peroen
loiien. Gem alten Sris batte emit
cine ieiner .Sugenofreunoinnen",
Die GGn5erin 8arbarini, cine merit
boue lilberne Sabafooie nerebrt, bic
ipGter in Ben @eiis oes S6lelii6el
&unltpereins iibergegangen lit. als
ser 0idter Soltei iein gemiitnoneS
@eoibt6en BON Ser Eriie oeroffent-
li6te, bei1loB ser Gerein, Dem Old
ter sic Gabafooie wdbreno ieiter
&ebensaeit gum 0ebrauGe 81 ii6cr,
geben. Na9 Dem CODE Solteis rubte
ole Sole lange Sabre unGenutt IN
ben Sammlunger oes 8ereins. Sett
bat iie - i'm p0rtliden Sinne ~
einen neuen NieBbrau6er gefunoen.
GnldBli9 oes Y~ortrages oes obenge-
narlnten @eoi9tes am 8reslalter
9urfmuiif-S abeno" our6 ben be-
fanntpn mulloartliden 9idter, yea
lermeiiter 81. Giegert, lit Oieiem bon
Dem @resIal1er 8erein Die Sabafooie
SrieoriGs beg @roBen uno Solteis
nit eiitem aiterfemlenoen S6reiben
gum @ebroud bis ans 2ebensenoe
iiberge6en poroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

9lrbeit ni9t, aber mo aae &rGfte
iif ouf p0aig ne1te @ufgaben ein-
iteaen muBteu, oa bIieb fir Die
ie Berri6tung an 8erfen Der S6on'
belt rno Ser <nIt MIR penig ii6rig,
DbtuobI Ser &amburger Staotparf'
@erein gelegentli9 oos Sntereiie
meiterer S6idten fir oaS 8afien
rno @eroen 0ieier SG0pfertat ned
te.
@er ii9 beute auf elmer ltilen
@anoerrng 0ur6 oaS rei6poae
8irfenpGloden uno our9 Die 2au-
benqGnae am See Der 2iebli6feit
bes 2an6idafsbiloes freut, in Ous
ols cine ltete Mabnung on ME ra'
Itenoe Arbeit oie rotleudtertoen 9G-
der oes 8arrnbeder &ranfenbauies
llno Die mlt6tigen S6orniteine oeS
Strawberries Ser &o6babn biniiber-
griiBen, Ser fam ii9 ri6t mebr
DorIteGer, oaS ouf oieiem boumu1m-
itanoenen, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @e'
IGnoe emit ooer 8augruno ii6 be-
fono, Dem 6ns i9one Sieriide @e$
bola einen i9muden S%intergruno
lno Die 8ielen elm freunoli6es
Grim gaben. l1no erit in Der &iid-
~erimerung an oos Chit unO I'M
8erelei9 nit Dem SeBt miro man
in ieinem noIen 8ert erfennen uno
ipiiroigen, mas bier frog aaer I'm
terbre6ungen uno @ri6perun9en,
gei6affen poroen lit.
Der Siergarten in Berlin, Ser
enelii9e @urten IN Miin6en, Scr
groBe @arten IN Dresden, Ser 8arf
bon 8eimar, lie ale bauten iid in
ein ungleid biel giinitigeres &errain
binein. alte @alobGitme gaben III
men ben natiirlihen &abmen uno
olif Sen iiberi6atteten @egen lag
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

baftigfeit ano flinfen, gar nidt
id%nedenbaft laltgiamen s interei-
liant gerltg tpGre, 0enn iie freiien iiG
unbeoingt in fiir5 ter 3eit Bis gum
lests:t, iibrigbleibenoen Stiid a1f.
Sic iino wie ale Sdneden 5pei-
geI6ledtig, uno es miro beridtet,
Dab iie pdbreno ibrer ebenfaus in
Sen @ilter fauenoen 8egattungs5eit
gota belonoers unoertragli9 unb
feinoielig fem ioaer.
Srotoem ober beiiben iie ben
ieltiamen &ei6 eines aus elmer fer
men @or5eit ltammen6en unb in al
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
Gin idlcdtes @ciAaft.

Gin i6lcftes @eiddft madte eils
grbeiter in Sodit a. &C., Ger opF
Ser 8onigiteineritroBe cine 2eOer-
tolGe fano. welde bon eiler 6a
@asen beimfebrenocl @usflngsge-
icuidaft perloren NOR. Ser Gigen'
timer oriidte Dem cbrliGen Sinoer
oisfret cine n@anfnote" in Die
Sano, Die ii6 bintcrber als Elm
gutter So6iter 25-&fg.- 3ettel CT.
mies.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

lem an fie erinnernoen @ei6opfes,
oos in 6erielben @eltalt mie beute
pobl altf ben troitloien Moositeppen
umberfro1, iid feline 8erte eriagte
uno nit unbegreifli6er 3dbigfeit ge-
gen ale Sdbrlidfeiten zines mebr
ais bodnoroii9en 8inters iein 9c-
Iein erfdmpfte.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

= @igene 2ogif. Sunge
Game: &err Soriter, Serr Soriter,
mer einmal liigt, Sem glaubt man
nibti
Sitter SorIter: 90 biirfen g oann
mir i6on glaubent gna' Sraulein.
oenn i6 bab' idon otter ME einaaI
gclogen.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15
Sctt brandt CT nid)t nm5nbanem.

SeRf braldlf CT iiid)t nll5ibailen.
Gin merfmiiroiger @rulO perail.
luBte einen p%erbeirateten Hrinat.
mann in Ieuenbeim, 9aoen, ieinem
2eben our1 gridieBen elm Gnoe al
bereiten. Ser 9ebensmiioe bate
nGmli1 Die beboroli1e Mnoronuns
erbalten, bauli9e 8crinoerlngen in
leinem &auie nor5lunebmen, Inn 10.
g%enannten 3mangsmietern litter.
fltnft al berihaffen.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

9as bon Ser &6ni9in Meranbra ent-
billie 9entmal fir @aiB gabeu auf benz
ct. Wartins Pldce in 2onoon. Bee
fanntlid plirbe 0fiB gabea na6 ibrer
&erurteilung bur6 Elm beuti9es &rtegss
eeridt am 10. October 1915 ais Gpios
min eri9oiien; ans einem ipdteren frans
50iiI6en @eridtsberfabren 9in9 ii6rieens
berbor, oaB btefe Innabnte ri6tig mar.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

= una5erfegt. 44, bob i'd
sinen G9nupfen - i9 lam ni4t
aus Der Nafe guden!
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

Sprinsbrunuen in1uitten Der YersoIa.
@aloes6uft uno @aloesItiGe. Sier
nnlbte fiinItli6 geitaltet peroen,
mas bort Die @atiir CAB, un6 Gene
r%ationen Inn @encrationen baben IN
beiliger @brfurht p~ertpoltet uno ae.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-15

perlen i'm f9dumenben Gbampags
nergla1e 49,.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-13
RED CROSS.

The fourth annual roll call of the
American Red Cross was begun today
and is to continue throughout a pc
riod Of fifteen days, lasting until the
25th.
III spite OF the inclement weather
many charming young ladies could be
seen at intervals along Main street
sitting behind little tables and very
busy at their task Of collecting the
membership fees and recruiting new
members to the. ranks of the Red
Cross. These ladies wear red cross
on their left arm to designate them
as workers for the Red Cross and to
protect the public from any impOsters
who might try to obtain money in the
name OF the Red Cross falsely.
This campaign, begun today, has for
its purpose, first, the enlisting Of the
moral support OF the citizens of Sum
ter in the splendid work in which the
| organization is engaged; and second
ly, the raising Of sufficient funds with
which to continue and expand that
work during the coming year. The
! local Red Cross chapter has certainly
| justified It's existence since the close Of
| the war by the excellent work which
it has done in the city and county Of
Sumter since the opening of Its Home
Service section in January, 1919.
The Red Cross is all organization
committed to the unselfish and laud-
able, and very often thankless task,
Of the relief of suffering and distress,
and the Sumter chapter, in it's efforts
| to serve the community in this way,
not only deserves but must get the
full support of every citizen or Sum-
| ter. The local officers are giving their
work without charge and they deserve
the wholeheartel support and cooper
alton of the entire public.
There are five classes of member
ship this year, namely, the regular an
nual membership which is 81 per year,
| soc OF which goes to the National
headquarters and soc is retained by
the local chapter for work in Sumter
and Sumter county. Contributing
membership which is SIS, 81 of which
Is kept for home use. Sustaining, which
is $40, So Of this being Kept at home.
Life which is $50, and Patriotic which
500. All money collected from these
| two last named classes goes to the
/ National headquarters.
Only Main street was canvassed to-
day but during the campaign every
business house and every residence in
the city will be visited and everyone
given a chance to contribute to help
out in this great work.
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State Line Litigation
Attorney General Wolfe Going
to Washington for Hearing on
the Boundary Line Suit
With Georgia

Columbia, Nov. 11.--AttOrney Gen
cral Wolfe will go to Washington for
two hearings the middle Of this
month, one on the 18th, regarding the
boun Diary case, in which Georgia and
South Carolina are trying to determine
the line between them, and tho other
on the 10th, concerning the recovery
from the federal government of South
CaroJIna's share Of a federal tax on
cotton collected during the civil war
and which has in recent years been
declared to have been illegal. All Of
the cotton states are cooperating IN
the attempt to recover the cotton
tax, the entire amount Of which Is
siXy-eight million.
The hearing with regard to the
boundary case next week is the final
one in this matter. The United States
supreme court vii, on the testimony
to be submitt, q. decide whether the
Socth Carolina side of the streams be-
tween the two states IS the line, or the
middle Of the stream. Judge Nc
Donald. Of Winnsboro, is also going to
Washington in come ction with the
cotton tax matter.
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sANTEE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

The Santee Baptist Association con-
vened with Graham's church Tuesday,
November 9th. ..-
The moderator, DR.. Gordon, being
absent. DR.. c. C.. Brown was asked
to take the chair. Opening the exer-
cises with a few timely we'll chosen
remarks, he then called on Bro.
Fountain of Bisnopville to lead in
prayer. This done they proceeded to
organiZa ton by electirg Bro. Barlow
Walsh to fill the chair SO long occu-
pied by his father. Fro. Witherspoon
OF Sumter. secretary and Bro. VIM.
Haynsworth, treasurer Il g.. ...
All the churches were represented
save one or two and the delegates
were enrolled. Reports from the state
and hoIae boards of mission were
read, and after appropriate remarks
by various memEers OF the body were
adopted. There was no report on for
eign missions and DR.. Burts who was
expected to speak to it was not pres
ent but came in later, and will address
the body on that subject tonight.
The orphanage was represented by
DR.. Jameson in a fine talk which tol 1
Of its growth, Importance, it's place
and promise. - J..
The Baptist hospital was we'll pre-
sented by Bro. Whitesides. All were
interested and deeply impressed.
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Poles. Honor Amazon.
All Warsaw Turned Out to At
tend Funeral of Member
of Battalion Of Death.

Warsaw, Nov. l0.--All Warsaw
turned out for 1.e funeral of mother
OF Sergeant Sophie POukOpWiCz, Il
member of PO.and's Women's Battal-
ion, who wns called here the heroine
of Plock." She died from wounds in
ficted with a Russian sword and the
"Naha jka" or CoSsack's whip which
she received at Plock during the drive
against Warsaw. AS final tribute the
American nurses who attended her in
the hospital and the entire personnel
of the American Red Cross in Warsaw
went to her funeral.
All Warsaw knew her story and
there were many moist eyes that
Gased at the plain white painted pine
board coffip containing the girl-sol-
dier as It was borne through the
streets on the shoulders of her fighting
comrades. all girls from the Women 8
Battalion.
Sergeant Sophie was veteran of
Polands great war. which In the
minds OF most Poles began when the
world war ended in November, 1918.
She was 22 years of age and was one
of the original members OF the Wo-
late in 1918 for the purpose of defend
ing LemberE against the Ukrainians.
She was wounded three times, first
at Lemberg, again at Wilma and last
while leading her company against
the Russians at ,Plock.
She typified the spirit Of Poland to.
day. There are 600 like her in the
Women's Battalion. Officers In the
army from Pilsudski down admit tha
the mere existence OF this battalion
exercised wonderful effect upon the
popular Imagination, upon recruiting
and even upon the soldiers In the re.
tcent heavy fighting.
The age limits for privates in the
battalion are II and 33. Most Of th'
women who have joined are of humble
origin, and Gomez from semistagnan
industrial cente:s such as Lodz. Tn,
economic problem has had something
TO do with their continued existence
as soldiers but thoy have shown grea
enthusiasm and bravery. They hav,
had many casualties.