Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Y/ilwv (GOODS compass and tne maps i burn tin* jmgc.hlne, but 01 wheat. ,*■ i /“The shells were.comji crawled t<»\vhTi 1 the w.oiiii to a small water-lilted di lost hear!.. Helped“~by Enemy Fire. “On the other side Here three Ilin.s orriwllnj? towards me. 1 was un armed;* but remembered that the com pass looked like a grenade. I hauled bark as if to, throw It, Two (Jehiitnis ' ■! / / .. < , , ' jumped and tab,' one falling. hit -by tire fromvhls own. lines, aitd t he second being klih'd The tnird < i ietl‘kamet'tid’ and threw doh n his rifle.'- 1 got-that rifle, took h^ pistol, afld ordered him to' crawl ahead-.; • ■■■'[■ “He looked" --tiirtied wliei'i lie heard Kngii-h. and answered in good F.ug- UsIj. He hogged me , not to kilhHm, as be uas h-married man. “I 1 (>ld him to shill np aud erawl oik If lie did mvt try to run he would not t e harmed. We reached the wood. close, so .1 As 1 came. The Store He v\fings Five Fees.- Captures Prisoner, Saves Wounded Man and ; Gets Captaincy^—While Trying to Adjust Engine Trouble He Sees Two Britons Attacked by.- Twelve Huns' He Divtfs *• y -- Into Melee and Shoots Down Four of Foe. that is well lighted is invariably the most prosperous. DELCOLIGHT By* FRAZIER* HUNT. In the Chicago Tribune Atnerle.au Naval Aviathm Camp on the French i-TTrrsbrt/bi>•>•* was when-the • ' . ' ", s - :i i r r < United States marines * wore content to be the.,soldiers of the land and sea. Now they have added the aiV to tbeLr pruviueesr—und the .ew-rUohhig-1 ue k of the marines holds good,. even in the wild light your store, sup ply power for the_Xoffec grinder,'^lertric fails and other stdre equipment. It most reliable home ''tflcctric plant made/ A .'child can operate it. Runs on gasoline, kerosene or gas. Will pay tor itself in a short time, bet us demon strate its wonderful value. Write to Home Light & Power Co. npfTlri Charlotte, N. C. diineei above, where It was- ten to'two against us. Tin* eleventh' German ‘ was sitting high.—flu evidently was the leader and was watching for some one to slaughter. “My two eompnnfons were ,darlhig Hits way ntid that, t rying to 'force tf-efr- \Vay out of the circle, hut- the linns were .maneuvering so. us tafiVhten the circle. They didn't see tne as I fl,-\y Into tlie"hazy sunlight just <ov'er their rntetrivltli tiraiiThtes and swept try ir i• hine guns and shells. In the middle of, tile wood -wits a, siren til live feet wide and four feet deep. I heard a w1iis|>ere(T~~gronn In ‘French, so I crawled along a few yards and found a uofihded colonel, who.'hinbbe.cn hit In the leg itnd nock. Cares for Wounded Man. "Tim Herman prisoner followed me without h word. He'sturtVd to give the man,a drink fnfm his—canteen;- hnt I took the canteen, washed it. gavi th$ **olonel a drink, washed his wounds so I could move him, and then picked him up. I ordered the Herman to make his way with his hands up. The linn drew no fire. Then I went In. Snipers took three shots uf us,, hut tlo^jr onlv* splashed about. The brush .w£os visiting a British flying squadron on “As two went for my companions the Marne. . - I went for them, none down, with tin' On the first morning of his arrival vertical engine full on. 1 got the first Lieutenant Chamberlain, borrowed a one in thirty yards with twenty rounds # ' plane npd shot down one Hermap in from my one working gun. -He blew flames and forced nnotheiytp descend up and went down burning. ao a British flyer could get ntmb£ Second Goes Down Burning. t)ii the* next day lie.went as an es- “As-I dodged to miss him the second Oort for a party of French bombers enemy turned square about In front of over tin* Marne. On the way hack he^jmv and I got him with a hurst of got into a fight, had engine trouble, twenty-five shots at twenty yards. lie and one of Tils guns lammed, - While stum .about, with’flames leaping over flying Jow he saw two of his comrades the machines. The pilot Jumped out. attacked by 11! Hermans. He dove “Then my engine commenced miss- tnto the mixup and shot down four lug. I looked around and saw five enemy planes. Ilis engine .stopped coming at me. Including the leader, In again, hut while gliding low* he emp- p mellow gray Albatross. I saw' tnv tied his gun into Herman infantrymen, companions go alter a Hun apiece, and Hi* was forced to land in N>t Man's eiVcli got one. One went down burning I,and. Lenvinji. Ids machine, lu* ran and a wjng fell off the Anther one. _ unarmed into a Hnn patrol of-three “Then my engine stopped full, and nifn. Swinging his compass as If It the Hun. came after itie in twos, and I was a, jrnmi.de. Ip* captdred one Her- dove' vertically for a second, pulled mail. .Then he pi'd^ejl up a ’wymnded into a loop without power, and kicked colonel, forde I a stream^ and made Ids into .yv<*Ftical side slip at the top. way hnclc to the French line.- “There dlret-tbv under me was a' The Marine’* Own Story.. desperately moving Hun, hut 1 Tuid He requested that his work he re- r 1dm/ He went down will: a dydpping band. Leaving bis -machine -he ran wing in. a fantastical spin the British commander insisted-mi a "Tln-n I went after thyfoiir remain- full report, and hpw Lieute.nimt ('ham- ing Huns. The lead crowns firstr He berlain is recommended for a caj»- pulled a powcrfuL^wing over at ine, hut" I got the idea first. “\\'e met head on. I Ared/Uie last thirty rounds and was' pHled up myself with bullets going by like hall. I looked out and thery''"was the lea’der diving on his Iptck, hanging out of his n Rchlne, ^.evidently hit. The others rep >rted that he hung as if dead, i -"I-turned desperately, having no more shots left. I saw my companions attacking the three remaining Huns, "Who were making off in wide circles. The other two Hints had disappeared, while French bombers erosaeil our Dmlco-Light Anyuue wiio cun remexnher nil llxobii uneven ill length and M >truIght the new names by whichNhe various CTfd" beaut if ill new pile ‘ fabrics, are call I'd may go to the head of the class in memory culture. They are all plushes in reality, find they promise a season that will be memorable for the lich effects they make possible In for mal suits and in afternoon and djn* tier gowns. No commonplace design ing Is worthy such fabrics, and they have inspired artists--in women's ap parel to - such efforts of elegance as appears in the costume pictured above. Among many handsome suits tills was the star at the recent style line, except for a hit of drapery at the back. The coat is t\iore accurately described as a Jacket, with high muf fler collar and fronts much longer than the sides or the hack. The fabric Is Just the right background for very handsome cut steel buttons, used'with just the- fight reserve, in two sizes, on thy front of the coal. There are. four of the smaller buttons at The hack. Coat and skirt are wedded by the most clever of wide girdles,-,I which loses itself In the novel hack drapery. The lengthened skirt may not he no- ceptisl for practical cloth street suits, lmt It is most appropriate for this af fair. with its air of liti^mslnes, con servatories, and grand opera. Chills and Fever, Biliousness. Constipation and ailments requiring a TONIC treatment'. GUARANTEED and made b«) Behrens Drug Co W«to, T*x. m n Sold by ^11 All Drv](uti Jvl hut 1 pointed to my gun and the wobml- eil colonel, who talked fast, whereupon the'Frenchman dhrew his arms about me and talked a lot. We crawled to Hu* outpost. 1 helped 'the • wounded colonel to the dressing station, which wus being shelled,,. The Hun noted as my assistant and interpreter. Speak ing French, he was able to give valua ble information, and 1 took lHrn to the o 4 division .headquarter!!, , “When questioned I pretended T did not know what wqs wanted and wouldn’t give my name. After a'time the Fr**neh commander got this infor mation by telej'Tione from the British conumHider.” ' ““ t HAIR BALSAM A toil*t prepArxUoo of mot‘.A H#ip« to •radlcxtodftndnilT. Pr r R eatorinc Color ud Boaut toClro7or Fwlod Hair. Batiste Ruffling. Some of the prettiest white ruffling for collars is made J of butlste of a fine sheer quality, combined with nar row Valenciennes lace gathered on in little frills, Fine tucks are run be tween the handings of the lace. 60c. muI f lJ At ProfClitA Like Old Si. N ent, who broke all war corresiamd- -»*iit records by going “over the top" with the doughboy's at Cuntlgny/dms a hatred of faking. \ At a fish dinner at Prunler’k in Burls, a fakitig correspondent t^enled that he had ever written any fakes. "W. II. Georye." gafd ,Mr. Hooper, “maybe you’re Hike old SI Betichain. “Tin eighty-nine years old/ said old Si in the general store, ’and I "don’t remember ever to have told a lie.’ “The general storekeeper gave a short raspiiig lauVli. “ Well, Si,’ lie said, ‘nobody expects you t" have much of a memory nt drew. We were a bit—scattered, hut got together. “A few miles farther on the Hnn came nt us in four formations uf ten each, tills time outnutnherinjrKs nearly two to one. We had unlawful dog fight, and lost twp bombers and four Not a Slacker There. Sheboygan. Wis.— A .raid on summer hoti-is and dance halls at Cfy'stal.- and Fll liaft lakes eoniliicreil by members of tin- d -feiise eouneil otnl simHar or- gtini -^ioiiv failed to p^ttul up any l.'-tb. i \ t r\ young "limn nentsted h\ t!-»- oflie *rs jrrodite -d a. registration ianl. — — v your agi*. 11 ti-LU WHY WOMEN DREAD OLD AGE TEACH WOMEN HOW TO n t wprr> ; ; living in are get t in. FIGHT UN PROPAGANDA 5 rxiily iii goeU yotimtrnnf aivt y< n can tie .as hale and hearty m y<>ui old days as you wen* when a kid, and every _.ie will be gi id to -ee you. <* ' J 1 tie k id tie vs and bladder are tljc causes i f senile afflictions. Keep them clean and in proper working condition. Drive -the poisonc us wastes from the svsteni and avoid uTiC; acid accumuia? ions. Take HOED MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules periodical ly and v++U -will find that the sysitem will alwaysjie in perfect working order. Your spirits witl he enlivened, your muscles made stri ng and your face have once more file look of youth and health. Nevr life, fresh strength and health will come as you eontinufiuiillTs treatment When your'first vigor hasTieen restored continue for awinle taking a capsule or two each day. They will keen you in condition and prevent a return of your troubles. I There is only one/guaranteed brand of Haarlem Oil (Capsules, HOLD MEDAL. the market. Bo w'loli. smlo worn 6 r Li i * i)rn*v .lu enliiliat 9 i.v |-« itiipii ni« >tis. nTsd i<ut tvv w ns -.une •(-,lining *• i iriviTsity• of Wsishifigi<in, tin ? liTsfiiute ii fid 11'. the direct inn'-of" "ft ■M -s llunhy CiildwelJ, dean of 9 wojiieti, is ip session giving a v large class ,of women ni cUi'fiti* 9 dqfi riqaiion of the goveynment’s*- ^ v. jiKprogram. - - a eonutt CHATEAU THJERRY PEOPLE GREET-THEIR LIBERATORS There are map es on sure you get the Original HOLD MF.DAL Imported Haarlem Oil (’apsu)e* -/They are the only reliable.- For sale by all first-class druggists.—Adv. . *“ Milling Corn Flour. It has been fbutid possible to use .much iff the wheat iailliug' niaehinery of the Umtvd States fqr iniil.iiig corn.) In this wa.v rkje output of corn’menl was almost ilonbletLw ithih five months. Institdl of iisitig siYhcf^iMMi barrels of wheat flour each'month.''iMneriea ean now depend upon corn products for nil hrendstulT demands. -/Nk , ver-totre eloths in .which tiny flecks o! * ~ whlfe appear- in brown, taupe, gray Sc blue or Burgundy colored cloths. It U Night arid straighr’trrrnging gaptent with plaits with Cuticur «*t the front-and hack, stitched down - there are p in .accurate straight lines to the depth with Hutlcur of th** waistline and finished with, files address. re are you goKig, my pretty l ui going to keep warm, kind This"-mi glit a new version of the old nursery rhyme if he maid addressed were muflleil up in me 'of the new winter emits which iow await her pleasure. In spite of llffieiiltjes Hint follow (hv fhe‘wake ot war. taanuiM-turers have made really- tines of coats that make Comparisons with those” of fonner s*»«son's odious. lb re are- 'wo exaniples. iiim-ng inany itiiers • fliar -set forU*-.the .'’ylea dis played ut the reei-nt Style Slt»»w. They were part* <*f tie* gm/dly c*nrfji:itry’ H8- sentbled'n.eently in ('hi'^ua>--wlien the Woman's Apparel associntlon pre sent uj- the work of. its members to an admiring aOdlence of critics anil buyers. It was an extensive show, with tw*o' features -that made It e>iie- •dally noteworthy.' They were.' rhe wearableneiw of the gartuenta shown and tlfe general excellence of their do- •.lgnlng and workmanship, kt the right of the picture abov* i coot U mad# of oo# of th# new all- , .His State. ' Your friend is in a grave rettery." ‘That i.qines from his hvffig buried In though*;/’ . -< V -w in\jef Diarrhoea* niMrp (jmck * «'th 0ROVB*9 Kill‘IKK aniJ If a no&o uielf for Aau/j u fai esn be foirrro BABV BOW'KI barni JwL our way. It has the dlatlnction of coua hiring originality with beauty. When Your Eyes Need Cert Try Murine Eye Remedy Ko 3ai*ruag -r J»ai Co*(ore m wu a# In this, one of the first pictures to- /vuch yds cuuutry , ^ rf lh** buttle of Chateau Thierry, jut ahowu aonte mb a hi tanta of the Town who remained durlhg the Get man ocrup Don walking through the destroyed atrecta to me#t th# Ain#rtcan soldlera. V t Phr««t( dMh'ing Th»*ti two men h+m! a came. They bristled fl