The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, August 20, 1914, Page Page Three, Image 3
Lineup of British and French Fleets
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1 ^ FR^cV^?y^^'l
In thc map A indicates Dreads
WAH FLEET OF GBEAT BRITAIN
. . D-. Dreadnought; I B . Plrst Class Battle
ship; S. C.. Battle Cruiser; A. C. Ar
mored Cruiser; P. C., Protected Cruiser.
FIRST HOME FLEET.
y . Ton- Wo. CaH
Nanae at ship. nage. Type, g uria, ber.
TH'S FLEET FLAGSHIP.
* Iron Duke........ zs.opo D. to US ta.
FIRST SQUADRON.
Collinswood 19.260' ' D' 10 Ula.
Colossus ......... 20.000 O. io Urn.
' Hercules ......... 5?,GOO D 10 Ufa.
Neptune ' .A.;?.. 10.000 D. 10 12 In.
St vincent. It.KO D. 10 ' IMn.
Superb ....... IS,tfW D. :o IA in.
. Marl boro uch ....?6.000. D. 10 1SS <n.
Vanguard ....... lP.XoO D. IO Uta.
' >r, '--..'- -.
Total .........?...lc.SSo ?
8SCOND 8QUADRON.
AJAX. 23.000 D. 10 US In.
Audacious M.a.000 D. 1? US In.
' Centurion ........ 11.000 iX 10 U 6 In.
Conqueror ....... 22^00 D. 10 18.6 In.
King Geors? V.. 23,000 D. 10 13.8 tn.
Monarch ......... K.500 1 D. M > US In.
Orlon ............. 22.&0C D. 10 ttllr.
Thunder?- ....... tt.600 D. 10. li6 tn.
Total ^.........u^?9 . 'W ?
UHiPtj SQUADRON.
.Cdward VU..?.^ 16.600. ia ?.lita.
Africa ....Us-rtfj600 IE ? Uta.
Britannia ........ 16.504 ia ? Uta.
Comrnonwettlth.r. 16.&Q0 IB. a j Uta.
* Dorn In lon ....?-.vi U.ioo 18, ? Ulli.
Hibernia ......... 18.500 t a . U ta.
Hindustan ,.?u.. 16.600 i a V Uta.
a*41and!? j 1S.600 t a * Uta.
Tonil ' .....,...?!.iu;orj? . ? 5
lr. PCURTH SQUADRON.
Dreadnought'.... 17.900 D. 10 Ula.
. Betlfropbdb ..... US? a IQ . Ufa
T?m?raire /.???'..., 18.600 D. M Uta.
aaafaent?op...... t6,K* 1E : 4 Ufa.
To^_;;;.^.....^.v?o;wo, '
P1RST ?ATTLB.CRtJiaKR SQUADRON.
? .tm*.fc\.v^&71???'- ac..-. V*-:* ist? in.
Queen Mary. 25,000 Bd S US fa
Prlnc*38 Royal.. V.oao, -.aC.', . tl ? U.6 In.
New ?e???i,d.;.: lEj?Q1 ? C- > f ^ ^?g
' Tot?, '?...?.?l.^f^S? i ? v'.'-vV?
, SicCO^D CRUISER BQUAmtOH.^ -
Sbenrson ?......... 14,600 ; A O. " Uc: ' as In.
Aobbioc ?..??...... n\66o A.a Mfa.
.J CooUmns ........ U6U A.a .'S" SXln.
? : - y-N?tai, >;^?UJ.... UKO A.C. S .,. - asia.
Total 81.260 ' 5'';'
? THIRD CR?I8KR SQUADRON.
Adt^T.-.w;,;..;,>jb,8*l..>A.?.'.'-.i ? / ?Sfa.
Arayu ,.,.?,,,"..<HU?9 A.c. tAfaY
, Kojtbuj-eb? ...... msw . Aa ? vs tn.
Dsvoiablra ...... >0.t?0 A>a .e,"/ '-SJl.ttt
Tots?,' ...i..r....V)??^?_:> .? U
'' /?. ' ' SECOND HOME -FLE?IV' ?
S?B8TSQUADRON. -
Qu??n ............ 16.003 ia ? uta:
Prince of Wale* 16.000 ia ? Ula.
Bulwara ts.000 i a a ufa.
Condon ?M....?.Opp..ia. , ..Ufa.
Formidable ...... ^000 IRV ? .. rUtn.
impiaembi?, ...... is.000 la . ? unt
IrresMtlbla .???., 16.000 1 IX-'.. ? Uta.
^yj'? Venerable ^.^^OjOOr-l a. -' S ' [ Ufa.
.............u&?e* .': sa
> . - j. ??> ;- ' .... ? ii
loughts, B Battleship and C Battle
SECOND SQUADRON.
RuKsell ........... li.ooo IB. ? 12 in.
Corn wallia . 11.000 IB. I 12 tn.
Albemarle ....... 14.000 IB. 4 12 In.
Duncan .......... Ji.000 IB. 4 12 in
Exmouth .14.000 IB. 4 12 tn.
Lord Nelson. 16.600 IR 4 lktn.
Vengeance ....... 12; ??O 1B.. 4 12iii.
Total ............. ?9.450 SS
FIRST CRUISER SQUADRON.
Carnarvon .10.850 A.C. 4 TA lp.
Liverpool.... 4.800 P.C. ? Gip.
Bristol ............ 4.800 P.C. S Sin.
Kui m ou tb. J6.2GO . P.C. -S 6 in.
Total . 25.700 18
SECOND CRUISER SQUADRON.
Drake .14.100 A.C. t 9.2 in.
Good Hope.14.100 A.C. 8 9.2 in.
Kins Alfred. 14.100 A.C. 1 ?.Sin.
Sutloj 12,000 A.C. ? 9.2 in.
Total .1.4.... 64.000 8 .'?
! -.. . .. - .
. THIRD HOME FLEET.
[Battleships only lncladed.!
Majestic ..?i.'..".1.ia. I 12 in.
IfaanlfloenV ...... M.8QQ I B. 4 Illa.
Mars..14,900 IB. 4 12 tn.
Illustrious ..- 14.000 Itt ? ll tn.
Jupiter ...wU..... 14.S? t B. ?12 In.
Hannibal .14.900 IB. 4 Uta.
Caesar,.. 14.900 ia ? .12 th..
Prtnc* Oeor??...; 14.*? l^B. 4 lit?.
Victorious ....... 14.wo IR 4 Ubi.
Albion".....?......12,$60 - IR 4 -Mia
Canopus .......... U.9B0 1ft . 12 In.
Qlaty. 12,950 Itt 4 12tn.
Goliath ........... 12.160 I B. 4 vllln.
Ocean 12.960 I.B. 4 . 12 In.
Total...48a,850 ?4 ; 1
MEDITERRANEAN FLEET. |
FIRST SQUADRON.
Inflexible ."^..,12,360. B.C. S 12 in.
Invincible ^??...'?l.n;.? t ? tn.
Indef atlas ht* . ?Wi 1R.?50 B.C. . S X? tn.
^aomiubiow-.iw? ;B.C. ? j Uta.
Totj?;i........tojun - ss; . 1..
' v BECOND SQUADRON.
alfTOC? ?i?&**f$km A.C.: 4 ?.?tn.
ack Prince..... 13,550 A.C. . ?Lttn,
Duke of Ed'b'gh. 13.660 A.CV-V S ftlln.
Warrior .......... ??J?0. . A,<X:. . ??**.
Total ............. 66.260 ??'..,
I'-SU^ . : 'TRIRDV^ADRON.'
Gloucester ....... P.O.' ? B ?In.
Chatham ......... 1.400 P.C. . ?In.
Dublin (.400 P.C, 8 ?In:
S.?)-P.C. 8 ?ta.
Total';.......",". 2n.K0 S? , ' ^
ARMORED CRUiSER SQUADRON IN
.::;:; ./ AMERJCAN WATERS. . ' -
?NormaJ?y S>art of flrat n*et.]
BsssTC............... 3.?09 A.C. - 14 . Oin.
Buffolk ........... 8,800 A.C. .14 ?In.
B?^Wiok ?.an A.c. ir. ?to.
lVa?<dt?^^?^2g'...A,?. .' . ?ta
Total ^.?u...*^?lfelt>?i'?-B?.
TOTAL ALL BRITISH FLEET.
First Home.-...
A flira ?ri<y?^# ..?*?...*?....? ?* *?*
MedU/wrreneftn ...fi.^.-?.^.^...;.^...
American '.watwa...........<.*..?...... ?2.200
T?tftl^ w???????...^.V*..?..?.>...*...??.MBl^-MI
Crui?era and Armored Cruisers, :
In addition* to tb? fighting ships
enumerated above the British nnvy
maintains.a proportionately large fleet
of sine Uer fl ?h Ung vessels, torpedo
boat destroyers, ??. torpedo, boats. ? gun
boats, const def elise ships, coaling
ships abd oil tank Teasels,1 mine layers,
submarines* etc. Of torpedo boot de
stroyers, small,vspeedy-vessels good
for fighting off torp?do boat attacks
on ths larger ahits of the -fleet and for
expeditionary work; she hus UH, With
thirty-eight more building nt -the be
ginning of 1914. Shebas 100 torpedo
boats, with none under construction;
twenty-eight torpedo'vessels'.'and one'
building. Sight scontsblpa aro In com
mission. - In submarines now in active,
service she bas sixty-four, nine less
than France, but the latter power. In
alliance xvltn Grunt Britain, has only
eight under way while the British bave
begun twenty-two. ,
W4B *L??T OF FBANCE.
FIRST SQUADRON.
: Ton- i No. Call
Nam o'ot Bh.lp~ . nage. Type. gun?. . ber:
Courbet ..?.........2SU00. . Vt Win.
Jean Bart.'....'?.. 23,100 D ' il lt in.k .
cohaorcet 18.0?. rat 4 uta.'
Danton ........... IR.O?S IB. I Ula.:
Diderot ........... no? 18. i ?In.
Mlrabp?u ....,".. lK.v^ i a 4 12tn.
YsianUud .ui?iV?TCo?? 1 Bi '4 um
Voltaire, .....t.... 13.03 .ia 4 ? tn.'
Total .............??jteJ . ? ) 2
SECOND SQUADRON.
Patrio ............. M.?? t B~ 4 Win.
R?publique ...... 14.6S& ia . 4 Ufo.
.Verito .............14.420 t B. 4 -l2ln->
}Justice lias 1 a- * ? Ula.
Democrat!* ...... 14,(35 I B. 4 lim.
Total. ?.17? ^ . ^?
CRIBBER SQUADRON.
Walrt'k Rou HS eau 12,780 : Ai'C. 14 t.4 In."
K(li;p.r gultiet.' 18.7i?^ ?C. 14 ! 7.8in.'
lineal Hcnun.... I3,C1 A,U 4 7.C In
Jule? Parry.. 12.361 ? O, 4 > 7.? In.S
Leon Gambetta.. Vi.VA A.C. 4 7 0 In. .
Victor Hbat>.?.... t?,a51A.a 4 7.4 In.:
Total. ............. 78/MO ' 44
RESERVE SQUADRON.
Bt Louis....ILKS i B. 4 nm'
Osulol? ;.'? 11.108 IB. 4 ' WlUt
Charlemagne ...? 11.108, I B 4 12 In.
Cs.mqt .. Sl.flM '( a 4 Min/
Brenhus .......... 11,100 ''I B,' 4 -12 in'
?ufTren ............ 12.527 IB. 4' 12 In:'
M?B?o?fc ....i.?...'!lt.72e:~ IB: 4 12 tn,
JauraguU.omr 1... M.fljff i a 4 121?.
Jeanne d"Arc... U.0S? Aa I 7.? In;
Jules. Mlohelex.... 11270 AC 4 -Tibi'
Charles Marie!... U.M. A.C. 1 2
RtarketOaSa : .IL.? 2.** A.C. ? "7.? Sm
dk)lrk.;>.i;..i.Vr.s-.;aJI?.'''A,CL * 7? int
?roiai; ^.:?..v..?...i?7ii$4 : ' 44;.'
1 FLEET TOTALS.
?'..:" ? Pv?~ ."?-.'".' t*o. Tl pro)
'.-t"?1.' ' ?TVrrinaire.. auna, wel?ht
Firet ?quntron......l6*?i . 48 40.600
RRHIi
Tetni ^.......^?V^mfett' i? ' '?r,U?.
- p V ;.---i- ?? , ."
lineup of Germany's Big War Fleet
"* ' In the map A indicate! Dreadi
WAR FIF.E? OF GERMANY.
' D., Dreadnought;.! B., First ein ss Battle
* ship; B. c., Battle Cruiser.
iE > .' -
? . \
! HIGH SEA FLEET.
3 < Tori-' No. Cnll
Nama of ship. nage. Type. gun*. ber.
FTlch der Grosse H.310 (' D 10 12 In.
FIRST SQUAD RON.
Oatfrtesland .82?00 D 12 12 in
Heicolaiid j. 22.500 D. 12 12 In
Oldenburg. 22.600 O. 12 12 in
Thueringen ...... 22.000 1) 12 Ulli
Nassau '.; 18.000 D. 12 ll In
Posen.18.006, D. 12 .? Irr
Rheinland .is.GOo D. 12 pin
Westfalen. 18,800 D. 12 Util
Total .i.1CI.00O . 96
8ECON? SQUADRON.
Deutschland .13.Q1? itt 4 ll In
Pommern ........ 13.0& IB. 4 ll In
Snh'wlg-Rolsteln Vi MU IB. 4. U in
Schlesien.18,0*5 IB. ? ll sn
Hanov?r ......... ?aOtO i a ? H in.
Hessen ......12.397 -Itt ? ll liv
PreiMsen.? 18.997. 1 li. 4 ll In.
Lothringen .12,697 1 B. 4 U th
Total .fua ?
f-:f;i* U'k??rA? SQUADRON.
'ka???i'?i.si? ' ' t?., 10 UH
Kaiserin ......... 24410 D. 10 18 th
P. Regent L'pold. 74.310 D. 10 18 In
Koenig Albert.... 24.810 D. 10 12 In
Totaji:;.v..f.......Sp;.% ?0
BATTLE CRUISER SQUADRON.
H?j-diita ?af?.u?uMm B. c 10 ii m.
Moltke 23.640 B. C 10 B lr?.
Gooben ........ .... 22,040 a C. 10 ll In.
Von Oej Tann.... 18.750 a a 8 Illa.
'Total....A.......'.E??"' " ?
' f ; RESERVE'SQUADRON,
' Wittenbach ..... li.SU 1 B. 4 A4 In.
Braunschweig ... U,9M ia 4 ll In.
t?s??. r........... lSJa? IR ? Utn.
Behringen ...... li,61] i a. 4 S4In,
.rou; .48,81? ii'
,'. In addition to tho above, the follow
ing bav? been assigned tc the different
squadrons:
Battleships and Dreadnoughts *r
Brandenburg? Woerth, Kaiser Ifrled
rieb/ Kaiser Wilhelm, Kaiser Karl der
Xlressa,.'kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
? Kaiser, Barbarossa, Wet?u, Lothringen,
Meeltloriburg und Schwaben, making u
total ot thirty-livebattleships.
COafit Defense Vessels - SlPgfried,
Beowulf. Frit hj<?f, Hildebrand, Helm
dali? Sagen, Odiu apd Aeglr.
Hattie" Crulsers^F??rst Bismarck,
, l*rlus'Heinrteh. Prlna Adalbert. Fried
rich Karl. Koo nj Vorcfc, Scharnhorst.
<}ijo!sansu and Bjnecher; total battle
cTulserifvthMcen.
.^Pr^ac^vCrPlsWrM^ Kaiserin
Augusta. Freya. Herum. Victoria tai
lae. Vi?eta, Hansa. Irene. Prinzes* WU
liena, Gcrron.. Beta:- GfnzellO, Niobe,
Nymphe, Amarone,- Ariadne Medusa,
TbsuV i^uenlob,. rAjicana, Oodla*
Hamburg, Bremen. LvtKicU.' Muencben.
Iielr^v^
sort Nu ember? Btettfn, Dresden. Bm
dep. Kolbefjf, AncHburc. Mataz. Brea
lau, Mogdeburg;_gtiTBSshurg. Karls
louguts, B Battleships and C Battle
rube ami Rostock, forty-three protect
ed cruisers In all.
Unprutected Cruisers-Seeadler, Gey
er, Condor. .Cormoran, Iltis, Jaguar,
Luchs, Tiger. Panther and IC her.
Uiver Gunboats - Ttdngtnu, Vater
lund and Otter: nlso ninety-nine de
stroyers ready at the close of 1013.
FLEET TOTALS.
Total
Ton- No. pro!,
mice. cuni.' Weight.
ilisn rea Heet.403.721 Ile 171.800.
Itaoi va squadron 49.216 ' U B.0?0
?OUU.614.937 t>2 180,840
Germany hua been building ships
rapidly during tho past ten years. In
I'M l she had only IO hat ties ti i pa as
against 85 today; 4 battle cruisers
in 1004 and 13 ot this class now; IT
protected, cruisers ten years agox as
.igulnst 4.< ut this doss today. In 1004
(lerniany bad only 37 destroyers, but
now. bas 141 cf tills class ur vessel., In
1004 the personnel of the kaiser's sea
torco numbered 88.000 men and today
numbers nearly 70.000 actives sud 110.
'100. reserves. Three new battleships
iud Ino battle cruisers bavo been
au neb wi within thc, year and will
tbortjy be to com mission.
The visit.to American waters tn 1011
bf a German fleet led by the great bat
tle cruiser M ol tko. said by Germans tb'
be the fastest armored .craft tn tbe
world, directed, the,attention of Amer
icans tn tlie. navy .of the fatherland, a.
navy which bad been built t r* out Of.
practically uotblng to a placw among
tba flrst three na\ les of tbe world,'but
which bad never been" called apon "to
withstand tho toa of battle, Exactly
what I? the Gem?an nary worth? That
rpi es tl cn has long been tba principal
pr?occupation of tbe admiralty of
every country In Europe and of sea
fighting experts in Washington hardly
lesa. - lt has buen racking the brains
of tbe persons who are supposed to
koop.track of the balance.of sea power
ever el ure the Germa n wa M hip?' build?
lng program caught the attention of
rival powers some years ago.
At that time, the Germnu fleet mutt
Od far do wu I?; the Hst But lt Was a
very abort ti me before tbe kn lue r's
tia vol program,' n*'- thoroughly Teutonic
In lt* rigid orderliness 'and economic
system ax .the organization of his army
corps, placed Germany, ahead or nil
countrie* except Groat Britain and th?
United HUtes.
? Slowly. : steadily, the Germen fleet
crept -forward toward the first rank
among the world's nay t?s. It'ts true
Hint op to within n couple' of . yedra
ago Amcricafi battleships were tn Indi
vidual? power probably superior to
those Of Gerinn ny, but Germany, with
Jon loun eyes turned o ly ber princip?!
'the rt ti mo rt r a I. K n g ' i n d. saw the K! gu s
o? the times und set out to build glgan
Crui?era and Armored Cruisers.
tlc battle croisera libe tbe Von dei
Tann and Mottke and swift 'Dread
noughts like the Oldenburg,
As early as 1867 the German war of
fice had mapped out a scheme for a
fleet of sixteen Ironclads snd fifty
smaller vessels, to. cost $25,000,000.
But thia scheme was hardly more than
started when the hostilities of the
Franco-Prussian war of 1870 broke
out - 8uch ships as were In the water
were wholly unable, tn face the strong '
French sea force, though tn tbe one or
two small actions thnt were fought the
Germans did not discredit themselves.
From this time on the German navy
expanded very slowly. The first mod
ern first class warships were laid down
in.1800, about the same time tho Unit
ed States waa.beginning to experiment
with battleships, ...These, early battle
ships of the Germen navy were known
as the Brandenburg class. They bad
about the same displacement as our
Oregon, and they were, tn a sense, an
anticipation of the all big. gun i type,
or Uno of battle ship In use today. In
asmuch as they carried, main, batteries
of six cloven-Inch guns, two more big
guns than were carded by warships in
other, navies.'
Apparently the ali, big gun battle
ship did not appeal to the German na
val authorities of the early nineties,
for in the next class, of battleship to
be. built tile Kaiser class, the armament
.was shifted to a lighter basis, con.
sistlng pf four 0.4 inch gun? snd eight
een six-inch. From thia time until
about ai year ago there waa not a bat
tieshlp la tho German navy thnt car
ried a benyJex gun than one.Of eleven
Inch bore. Although other navies we-re
arming tbelr shina with the twelve inch
and tn our navy tbe thirteen Inch gun
waa used twelve year? and more ago,
the Germans stuck-to the eleven Inch,
liven their first Dreadnoughts ot the
Nassau type were, equipped with 'elev*
en' Inch gun*:The'first ships to carry
th? heavier pieces . were the super
Dreadnoughts of the Ostfrieslnnd class
It wast lb 1000,that the present pro
greastve building program for the navy
was 'instituted, in Germany, portly. In,
Consequence of the' auger . mused
among Germans by the s?lxdre of the
German steamship bundowra th by u
British-cruiser ou the coast of Afr'".'
on^a ?barge, of carrying c"'?'''I "<or
ofoWlir to the. Boers I ? .!..? ,t >? " ,n
Of the pUbllP 1n'!:| -ii li.h .i.tt I lit* H|V
peala of-vf'tbM1 ?mpvror . tl?* ridchxi?*
passed an extended, naval deftsuse, act
under the ter UM? Of Which |t .Wf?Sjpr?-?
posed. to spend S22i.ooo.000 on con
struction abd dlOO.OOOjOOO on dock
yards. . With this money;'lt was antic
ipated, G erm any. should bs ve in ton ?
u fleet of tb lt ty eight first cl?** .t?ttla?''
fibliM, with a proportiouate bomber of
eruiaem ?pd other",smaiter vessels.'
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Following is thc program of tho
Union meeting to bc huid st Broad
moulh Baptist church, August "?iL>
ind 30.1$: . '..
SAT?JIOAV. ...
10:00 A. M.-Devotional services,
lt. W. Hurts.
11:00 A. M.-Sermon, H. Haydock.
Adjourn for dinner.
AFTERNOON.
2:00 P. M.-Song sery^e?rt|M. L.
Lul?mur.
2:30 I?. M.-Tho N. V. Pattern for
tho Chrlatlau'.- Lile, N". G. Wright, F.
KV.**.
3:00 P. M.-Evidences of regenera
tion, E. S. Reaves, W. J. Foster. .
3:30 P. M.- Isau's Present Manner
nf conducting services conducive to
spiritual worship. J. T. Cox, Dr. P. H.
Carn vii le.
4:00 P. M.-How promoto congre
gational singing. T. L. Cliiikncales,
J-., M. B. Wright. Floyd Banister.
4:30 P. M.-Adjournment.
SUNDAY.
10:00 A. M.-Sunday school. . Meet
ing of Sunday School Union.
11:15 A. -Sermon, E. 8. Reaves,
Adjournm?nt.
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Remember the name-Foley's Honey
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World's Darkest Moment.... .
The daii.eut moment ls said to bs
Just bnforo down. Thia lu now die
eb vert.I not lo be so. Tho darkest
mo;uont.\elatlvely speaking'/ la When
tho noonday aun shines. Then lt ts
that living things on tho *mnu aro
Lllmlcd bx tho dazzle of the-sun. and
fail to recognise the light that never
falla out In spaoe.
W, T. Greene, Hopklnton, "NY"H.,
writes the following letter which will
Interest qvedy one who hes kidney
trouble: "For over a year Mrs. Greene
had been afflicted with a very stub
born kidney trouble. An operation
i\vns advised... This I. would.not c$s*
' f!!>ht tr. PoL./ Kidney .?iU? des?
more to complete her i recovery than
any medicine she. has .t&kon and I feel
lt my duty to rewinmepd,F.ob?yy,Jrid
nqy Pills to nil who may need kidney
medicine." They are .tonic In. action,
quick to give good, results.-Evans
Pharmacy.-?Adv.
banger of Too ?Much jtjlk.,
Don't talk too much.' Just after yon
have talked a man (gio buying, it.jou
keep on talking-you will talk him out
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And 8s?n Nothing Bettor.
"Bay, did yon aver, know a woman
to buy what she wanted at tho flrst
atore she ?arno to?'' "Yaly. My wita
frequently do esr-that ls, sho returns
to lt attar abe's fisan to all t*>* otha*
atora*." . -, '.' s '. -.
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The Case of L. L. Caateloo.
v,v;" ,. ; *a.'*y.niv?.
Tho case f .tt>L. Caatolou, Claren
don, TOXBB, ls similar to-that of ninny
others who have used Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
He says, "After trying a doctor for
ne ve ral montna, and' using different
kinds of medicine tor my wue wno
had' been troubled with Bovero bowel
complaint for several ^monthsL.I
bought a 26c bottle ot Ch amber lal n'a
Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy.
After using the second bnttre Ifas waa
entirely cured." For sale by a?/deal
srs. .' - . ?
SEWERAGE IN THE COUNTRY
. One great problem peculiar to the
rural districts Is that qt-the proper
disposal of organic refuse and similar
waste matter. In tho cities such mat
tor is completely .and. satisfactorily
taken cure of in tho modern sewerage --.
'systems, and thus the city la enable*
to preserve ?a cleanliness which is of
greatest aid In. fighting disease.
When such matter is allowed, to .
stand in the open, sa;evarjr, rural res
ident knows, ft becomes n ?wormlng
place for files 'and a hot bed ror dis
ease germs; R po Jutes tbft,soil: and tho
drinking water, nnd Is always sn un
fAghlly and embarrassing nuisance..
Such conditions nr? gehdr?llyV-' tbs
caust o^|cknejsa5aM 'db^^?- ' ?
Yy <mBl?n^^?wn^'n^
sse In the rural districts, ona mahu
facturad by Weston^* Booker, Co-,/
lumbla, S. C., completely, spiy^.tb*
?roblen* ot sewage disposal tor the
ur?l homos. It ls of small sise,
made of rein forced-Concreto simple,
easy to instsl',. i.?? ex ?eta out Jrft or
den rnr i-'r-ul^ . altonion. : , Placed
, tu r ;? t .-ntft the c?rface, and coo
II ?>.-ud',w|th the house by a.sho? J?jps
lino, tv securely keeps tba P?lMflWUS
?iganle waste malton oucipsed unlit ~-?
liv natural process, ii) diBjnt?gv.*^?.
and thon seeps out into the" grodnd,
harmless mineral matter and water.
Thero la ho odor, no soil pollution.
ot the city sewerage^sysfen^Mt^j.
d^so.?
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