Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IAUWHA sunrcn. B4SJTWXLL, THE WEEK IH WAR. Continued fr m P*jje One crata drove them with fire a:Td aword to the ends of the earth. Then years ago the kaiser sent his brother, Prince Henry, to America to woo and win to Ger many these sons whose fathers had been foully butchered. By prizes to musical societies, ath letic clubs and evtj^y German- L EXHIBIT BAY FOR DEMONSTRA TION CLUB MEMBERS- CANNINC ANO POULTRY CLUBS. To be held at Barnwell County Court House, Saturday, November 2Xrdl Everybody invited to come and to provide Ins.owq dinner} The Tfylp and co-operation of the parents and teachers ?s ex pect e<i. . 7/ ?// Program as follows’:/ 10 :0;)- l<) /JO Viewing Ex -r American society, ‘the" kaiser; lo : :]0 - 11 Fiea Moving grew in their hearts. By ex- Pi. tun s The Woodland Theatre, change ^rofesvsors between Ger- 11 /fit. p> fifth LrenTre /by Ardeficah- universities Brwi'. V. E. Rector, the! kaiser planted here- his arch !• 'T2-:fin LHdiyt*r/irig Dip- .agents. It was openly stated to graduating club ninn- thait Prof: Hugo Mu,xs< *nnivg u ' ,v Mrv -. !)o ;' ; S 1V( ‘ Wa,kl ‘ r * — • —— • ^ 4 12 - 1 m Dinner . Harvard, the foremost.'psycho-1 legist in the world, was the real head of German outlawry in America, and all strikes and fires 1 in munition plants could be traced back' to him. Hundreds of millions of dollars were set apart by the German govern ment in the past to create pro- German sentiment. Prominent men of literary ability were 'bought with German money to write German plans. Prcmi- J :30 -/> :d0 Awarding Pi : iz< s. ;; /ft) - Viewing Exhduts. • (li fiord Pa; rat,. Ivb-isH (hi ye 11 >me Demonstration A gent-,i '■aVnw f lb. County. S/C.. . FARMERS MEETINC- The Faniiejefc, Rnnkeis^-Mer r chffTTTsT and oilier bu-iijess men of. Barnwell. County are iv- que-ted- to attend a meeting at thy/Court Ho»w> at HaTnw'el 1 , J8L (/.on Saturday, Nov. I6tl>, / Gd to the New Drug Store/ OWCM * l/‘> 1 ri . Mr more. day. Me Best, well J. C.. Mayer,' of Syca- wa-- in (he city Wed.neS- rv -Toe Hjeadv- and 'Pod Barit udine, Were TTT ( |> •• nent newspapers were bought | ;lt p> o'clock M. foy toe pur* outright. German money filled ; pose of dh< tiding the cbtfon many a column in almost every*situation and fo netid a delega- paper in the past ten ye^rs-q lion to (/SlumM*-o-u-U+e fo llow - Their readers were being given I Big Monday, and foi -uch biller sugar coated German propagan- Business as jnay be in .order. J.^Aigiitty </uhnsoh, ,; K-q, of A Ueridahp , wao in town otilegal bu-ine-s- '-Tuesday. J •I. M; Patterson, E-/ , of . Allendate, was in the. oilv on business Wednesday. (’UTTON is nt:i!-,o t(‘(l l</ first- auVHavtege through- IVarce A BativVf Su va u n;:,:i .• Ca. ./, . M i\ S. E. Strange and 1 )i\-J. S. -..I/Thuef. ;:of A1 fendnlr,yore plea-ant vis'Kor- m uirv Tuesday. Mr. T. -I. Langlev has pitr- -elta-ed'. ji Maxwell roadster and is now a Life Insurance Agent, who is making' good. Our men are on duty day Mes«r«. ,’X/( 0. 6avis and C. M ? Pantall, of Snelling,called af tlifi Judge of Probated office Tue-dav while in the city. Mr. A. L/Ldwman and little daughter, Artie, of Donorn, sjient some time with the- .Judge of Probate while in town Tues day., . * . . >'//• , Messrs. J. M. AVeathgrsbef, .1. X nman Folk. J. 1). Folk. B E. Polk a ml lion. .J. WP - PRIVATE VERNON HAGOOO WRITES LETTER FROM “OVER THERE." Giving Outline of His Experience on the Front. ■ v ‘ ’ ; Private Earl Veriion Hagood, of the 27th Div.,tO^T. M. IV. Medical Corps,,wrote the follow ing letter which will be of inter- e-t to bis maiiy friends hem, to his aunt, M's. Pcarle IJktgood Harvafd, Private Hagood is the grandson of tin* late E.* \ Ilagood. $!' tA'eu years of ^ tet*i etP;hfFetyfees w.neu wai was first declared and vat sta , and is only se\ cii- agC. He volun- vol when tiotfed .at (’;t'mp PIait"bu.rg*, N j A .. and :t,Lfe'••••.a.rds. nho t-d Polk, of Losomary. were vi-u j.(!amu \V ad:-worth at Spartan- :or- in the city Tm-dav. j burg, thence t«. Franc-,‘ Where Bird and ti-liTouTorairicTihl- h/ has bt^y ill-e; vice for beji.iTv at 0vetis Drug (/>.. Fair-fa s. S.C. - * ; i v • •. • V f. anu M ;-s. C. (/ Me\ * r and Mi-s Su>ie 1 >uubar, of Meyers Mill,, \vi rh k^dkirinve 1 Put sda v. IP 1.8 and night. Fairfax Ovens k r- s. c. Drug Co. * da when they thought they were getting simon pure American ism. • . . - ^ f ■% w - Every high German officer knew that the day was coming J/O. J. A. 4^-C-r Pittterson, portor, 4l(dman. when Germany was ready to t strike. They drank with toasts -to_*‘tho day.*!-;!-; Committee. Pin- fo loving are the linnirs Barnwell County men. lose applications for tl e otllcFuq training camp, at (/amp FiI onioHt has iVeen aceepted : It came with the announce-J Uarrv H/k'Tro to*, ty A. Gold fish and canary birds for k ule iLt (l.vtuu-JHrxig ('o., Epir fax. K(V Mrs. J. Bratton Kirkhand amC Cap .. and Mrk J, Ansel Meyer, of Meyers- Mill, were i welcome visitors in town Tties- dav. ^ *. Cotton. Liberal advances and expert liaudling hy Pearce A Batter, Savannah. Ga. Mr. .). SihSlHhtf; v has broil in C >1 um'oia .for ll.Kk,] past few montlr^Tias returned 1 to Barnwell as M tnager of the Barnwell branch U. S. Mot*r (•pmpauy. Miss Ruby. Armstrong. of Columbia, lias- been visiting her gniiid mother, ^frs. A. Miller, of Appleton, .for. the past week and Jit ft here Wed- nesriny~;mornTw via: A:A]_ L. Railway for Wil-un, N. . (P, where slm will spend some time with her sister, Mrs. Jock Pate. Mi-s 'Ruin-had a ledve of absence for six weeks extended her by the Bank of Columbia, where she h«- a lucrative posi tion. ■ . >“T A ” * - Any hour of the niglrt-go^-to Owe is DrugCo.. PVdrfax. S. < Kcuntdv Jiv/sumd \\’ihi* j C N1 .ittlnv, t>i AVil/i - ton < Jordon Palo, o‘ Rtnhdph fanner \V,» Barker, of Allendale. \\ t i h a \ T \ ments that Germany regarded - its Sfffemn treaties as scraps of paper. Because Belgium delay ed its armies they poured out such savagery and bestiality up on it ns the. world never dreamed possible before. The story pi Mtv I),'.F. Find. burnings, murders,-- poisoned 1 "<• Mate wells, outraged •"’•n’rrmen--t\nd M elm meal children was too- dark • lor. The Anend.iei'x ut world to print. If all the defti- [ H,lP,tr i,av ‘ . bps from th*- bottomless-pit bad been tui... i *!•■>■ >ge ' thetoj wreak their hellish designs up on helpless women and cmldree .•the si or.V-could not have be.-n jdarUq: than the Gcrmrrn lA^ord. bold nirucV tvnu tier as ever reddened ie seas.with the blood of inno- eent babes, it even surpassed * the days of Blackbeard and t ’aplain Kidd. Germany show- i ed herself an utter stranger to 1 every principle of humanity in j war. Every known science was prostituted to further their mur derous designs, As poison- gas and flame throwers. Her avow ed policy was to terrify t the world into abject fear. In March it seemed that one more push would put France at 'iter feet and establish German ter rorism as the world’s law. UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN. ^ Moil* aC ,11, 1-1 l,r B . iLv/; "±f' 7 '•'% r ■ ” 11111i•« 1 «* x , h . ' 1111M -yTdu»r-i win) will be re«\ii'-i'ei i icon jin formed J——- tlie rwittiv^> v c< nl- decided .to );d 1;ttii■» fair for i ie \ o tr P. 1 >, on rn-eounioL i.j• ncaltii' ei^iditi irougu«»tit ihe Stai riou- i*i In-r reu-oi \\ ar condii ion ( 18th,- tfie various (‘<*iumjri.e( b>v ot the CTiTtid Win* W'ofk ( ktep down Oetation, : jnchv and l Ini liiiii T>een tf V o police the countries that a year. October 0 1 )e:i it-t 1' i.] k - ; Hello tliertV',.-people, ho(v.AK evvi \ thing i-u fii'a < •efTtFi > h LA n l e i - ica?- Fine, I’ll-bet; is the Ttitle apartment, your es, aiul last but n<*t Jcsist, how is Walter getting along? Suppose you both want to •know all the recent" happen ings, tlie news, my experieneas, etc. Oli how l wisn that, 1 could t“l-l -you all that lias happened since 1 last wrote you. 1 have j list come out of tlie lines, jusi ve-terday evening, and my expe- rjenci: ha» been wondei leij urn-, 'l ve seen it aM,"folks, and 1 liarj- I y k n o w w 1 a l u>_>^y. Tx.. i s a 11 so stupendous, so glfffstlv,* and yet so* wonderful. 1 couah not * t ^ ^ fc f , I explain it to you in \\uuls? ; T>.»e must see it tliemselvos io realize ail the Hell that being woi k<-tl by human being** up here. 1 vyas in lor about nine itav> ai dot wa* nine nays of great ixaiunu-iu. 1 aui hack now about two mile* behind on r**t. W ill tuofiutnv • ' 1 be lie re foi a week or pi i haps I* ;i day s of tlie fae\ that we ait . • \ • ... - >—have hi in -down their arms, to cretarv ot ptpg''. mns>t;ngof tlic^Yining Agrietiltura-l and Me k* Ciiristian St»c ie it" Ttrrn tlw/ the ViHnig Wonn au- statving N/iiioiial! “uncil. t lie War ! p. Set vice the A ■ sc iit ion (-/it Indie W« (’amp Cammunf JewiJX'\’ollare ixairu, ti.e \niednean HfBrary Association ^ H the Salv ation Armv.-ha\e j j unit'vl tlieii t Hurts and jo.ued j 1 in a eampaigii tor tin* purpose I revolution and feed the . p< Onle, All .-oH*> t*f b>reenstg ■luive in madoasXAt when Mir hoys will ieturu Hut w ith the work -till to l»e done/ it is safe to as sume Hint prolylAv half of our overstia*» will be nipiirel i tLEthe s. LS i it’Hl t»- BEAT GERMANS AT OWN CAME ot raiding (fi.i* S-veuiv Mi lion i I undreil I'ive ml n ... H ujaln (i i 1 noU-iHid l>oilar> for the boy>; uv* < r txis wo may n*'*t • he expected home tor -evyi/il months, mtyvln a year. THERE ARE BOYS IN REMM. There are some nervous boys is Beriis Aad I’ll bet ypa all of that Their knees are kinder shakey And they can scarcely wear their hat For they fc 1/the gentle pressure Of the Allies’ heavy art'll, And it’s put em all to guessing, ' Especially Kaiser Bill. » 7. / ' 2 l ie thought he’d rule the unive se And mustered out his men, But the Allies rallied quidkty And rushed them in again? ' s' -ft 7 . ,y They Sty old Bill is worried And li\e< a life of dread For fear the noble Allies /■* Wiff distocare his head - - »- • > ' • . v .*• • • ■ ' 7 . , ~~J • •• • . • lie tortured little Belgium .. Apd. France and-England frxi, * , But he couldn’t <iand the pressure OT the old Red, White and Blue, NO, llu r-* arc some,nervous hoys in Berlin An i.I’ll bet you ail.of that £ For their knees, I knms,.a;"re sh^kr-y A And t!ie> can scarcels* wear theii KaU ‘ \ ~ a w:-g/' - r Yankee Chemists Devise New Headache Tablet In Which Tlx^ Heart Depressing Tendency i^ Counteracted by Heart Toning j j'’ :t . °' !r •" nro >lill iu Elements. Aspitone, the name. do not even Tn August. 1011. when thv war coy- mV need, many <>f tlie newer remedies pre scribed by our Ameiiran ph.Tsir-iilus and' druggists-were “made m V, e rnra irr.’ ’ Te* 1 day we are inakiug all of them f«*r 'our- I srh es-mtd-for-hnlf of I lie globe.—rf~- 1 Faring the lirst four years of tlie wa:‘ Amerii-an geniuf.; proippled My necessity) has VonVentrafgd ils—*irtlejr/it*n upon ttre chouiieul industries. AnKn ican discoverie . have followed in such rapid sneoeksion that only I he scienlijic journals have been abl *» or throe vtwk. __ j' i ilo\j van we show sdi'vicB. - / ■ ,• •);•}*.. .•'•;i;io:i of :h- ir valiant *L' l:k ‘ l,,;l y V° :i uMtionsi«tei^:ives and sjiyrificus than by ‘ ''' b«» p asked Riraiul inanviliv doing our utmost to make 1;,u ' '" ' n mane, ttfi* t md is| them comfortable and hap; v not m t. \ iotoryl+ify cr'iwtied oVjr• pniil they do return. That i*. a *ns. peact^Mts litan declq. eu, 11IieTTlfject of tlie fund,, which iojeigni we aie now ended upon to a-nde. - c who la fig iat ire lu spite aUyavs in danger up liere, there i* alway> .a humortms *•101.- to ev ery jtOsition. For instance, the first day up was \e y ijuietT' in fact there wasn’t over a dozen siieiis fired 011 us the whole day The dug-outs were Vyfy—st^ref and crowded, ami wheat It Ciiim to inv lime to *hep I found that I had to sleep id»«*\e on the gfiailifi Willi dement li ait ol^u*l> siical of tin. Well, its 1 said ii md someol them {Lad been ijwiel alldjty Iougano wl’.en I tunud in ill Id o’qiock l^did so with the expectiitio.il ^1 isaving-tt-go *d t^g'it/s sleep. M \ ‘'chateau,-* tin* aKrfT^itid piece of tin. was about a hundred iiioeplace war b;.fv>nic*xvJ en vtiu ii!' 1 * lfiTust u 1 pong people vfit* Amp po.y-k'fm^itler itL-o common pi act;. -J-p there- 1 was i \iog in u ilttg- o it; shells r -scre* ching oTer-my heal, dead ' Germans lying not iiftv vards-from me waiting U> be buried, amWfi spite of it all 1 was continufilly* thinking of home and The- little apartment. I took two trips iutd No Man’rt Land, and when flie war is over I’ll be able to ti ll you all alxmfc it. 1 think the Mrture is T>ho- LograplitduDii my mind “forever. There is *0 much vou would like to hear and sd little I*i» All owed to teR. 11 seems so nice and ipiicW here at. our base behind tlio lines. Of course the artillery i* right mar \ sand is firing cou- ummiiy, but that is nothing compared to the bursting shells*, and machine guris and rilln fir,' which is going *on at tln» front lines. Yon know what ifc sounds like when tlu^y are hooting coals down an iron run-wav into ,a cellar-woll r -rim o am«.ng stranger*, among’ raise. * Let us do it. " heartedlv. pea 1 far from fiiends, ovfd oi.es and home influence. not half not stintedly but fn ely and gl.idly-eveVy one in ac cordance with bis or her means. I imagine a .thousand of them. That wilh be about as close a* 1 can make it. ^ * No. our bi*e is not a fr»-hion- ahlv ftf^rtikbed r*mp or any- thiilg like that kih^j. At the present time I am sitting in a Corner of what wa* once a room hou- e, but-m-w omy a rn 1 ame vitnhrawa v froni ail tlie dug-outs unfamiliar ttt ilapk.. and it wa ni-g-nt war prossm* by liyai-t t'*rrin» vl(XTu*nls. to*t-hn nV**'. thefan ,.*UT. '1 lie Infest and one. Did might make wrong right?! of-iim mbst soVv^vabiP' in the field of _ • , ' M 1 I medicine is tbr* yerferb'd luradache talilvT 1 1 oday her allies have loisiiken ( cHiiod .\*pi.'on<*; un whicti tin* luvii-t. dc— > her. The red flag of Bolshevism tehij cuuatrrtcted flies over her fleet, and rules her cities. It is no longer “The Ger- r.ian Emperor,” but plain Wil- if < m Honenzoilerh fleeing for his rhy'-iviansiai^l drr jgi.st > uiaiat^uu tl;u' ku! t;(i\i' tJ10 f)l.i<y of' al! ie should and wTllMuk povofi*rs and tablets tor Ji(>a-da< h**.-<, neu ralgia, «-4«!ds, la gi>ij)|>(\ and p-n<«: al pains, 'nicy < gf'ain that .'^pitorio _ r iyo.s._iiiii|>!r relief Ij-nin ihe i>a1nr"\vhi<-h if :cbt'-dnii-. •* \ ,, , , £ , a jhuuld oX ci.ui.su ict-eIv«E_djagnosis * by ;i lite 10 escape the fate he brought r nv~ • *’• ’ ‘ ^ NtfW;.: The prodmit rcforml to akov’e .c.i ms cousin Nicholas Roman- l^i'ofi’, the Czar. 1 The world has /never seen a greater ruin than he hap made of the German em* pire. A thousand years, will not j - xvasii away the stain he placed, on the, German name and repu tation. Every friend has fallen away from Germany, and -she4 r must pay to the last penny* tor hgr outrages. It is an homely • proverb, “God does not love ugly.” .Germany has filled'mil lions of graves, but the price is pat too high to pay for world rxludt lvf.'rr^l ),> bi-ol«*n jilckiCTi's. v !.a obta’.nc'T a i-.- sold 'only in unbrol 3.m*. and juay now !.<J obtained al ( N B«;:c-i>rt teir“'\ru yisi Hi it ll:*!* 1 Irtic Co. pnCC that is fit to live in.- —-—* ' ~ 'Apart from thfe fighting, the hardest part is yet to come to us in the adjustment to peace con- .ditions, and th£ assimilation in to industrial life of our armies. Europe is-devastated, and we must rebuild it. Taxes and Jiv ing expenses wlTf still be high for many years. 1 *' in a drug stifle, we havo-ji. i triT tr th^rr-luuKa x. S. ( . VO V*i CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADVS. For 8alu FOiR SA blv—Abrorzrff-ed JiTi*, w»*ll county r* #**d « .. C. y B rol ltH t-r. 10 ir, if * FOR SAf.K —Ff'**b grill’d fn||j nt * < >*- tV-aclit’r a, (iret Mtll for 10 per -k-Tfltffl t o b in >11 Wi liitiJTi, 8."C ft-l'n iin rr~~ : |!wiwwmmwwwwuwmiTiwtmmwmwwmwwmiw »4 |“ Look My Stock Over For CHRISTMAS GIFTS J My stock now consists of a full line of guaranteed § solid gold and gold filled /•!/' Uurjs, 1)ranch ,v, -• • Slink Pius. La ] a/Herrs, « ^ <«i • • 7wvf lmu/if ('harms*, kins £ Huttons; Bar kins, Bracrtrts, CrkL 1 hains, Lorkrfs. knj) kins temk Hal tons, Hnr Diwps, Ear Hoops, Chnnns.. tjnlj c.s‘11 fist II a I (‘^('s. ( forks. 11 ip* (/ / n ssrs.t 'n I ■ Y -'-* ■— • . ' j A (l/ass, Silrrr ('refjm/. h'nirrs, h'nirrs irith - ( 7/am, Elg7n, IIV// fh a in. Son /h Bend t ■ an tl ol h rr Me i\ iJkifehes: Sfer : linn and t'ninhiu nil if and .1. tih f/jield klirithl W 'are. AutomoblleM. TtVENTY FlYK Kl*»a/ .Vut^Mnohiii'H and the Barnwell territory to the deab'f who .nn iteii tit** shim)ion npd cut lt'iRi.(*e KiittunobileH.. S|>< riticHliont*— Foriy ' IJor.-e 1 V.wer Red t’cal Cun.^* Mo or Borif*- Mint Hick Ubitch -t_.*Hjr* mberjj. -C«rburetor — .. l,-‘.n c. |;:-** Driv^Miinkcn-lleapnei*— Ifilt . \ »i*<|ip \\Tr-lhi> - l lfi in yriee $l|fi<-^r o if fm*./ry. * ’ '^•’■CH'T-jClA-Citt.. i»*. ’linilter Hltr»f ;, l//S f I ’esl S; ('on *' ainLStation erip , ■ -. * < . \ * t - £ Trade at home and help build up your home town. 3 | ’ Soliciting your patronage "and assuring all cus- 3 t tomers of a sincere desire to please. :.w. d. ' JRWEItR 17ie groum mi:, tin wasgold tis the devil. I tnan- ag’ti to. ltd 1 to sleep at aljout TT o’clock and was sleeping sDinid- l v when the Boche opeiieiTtip u ttrrible barrage. 1 was awak ened by tlie explosion of a l>ig shell <jt«it** near my little bunga low. We were just about >ixt) yards troni the Ir-oht line infan try aitd they-cut loose tot <»f a sudden with machine gun lire. By that timetbesliells were burst ing a 1 i ai)>rul ine.111rowi-ugti|>du-i and rocks wliic-h larded on tin top of tJiiLtM ranting, making a bell of a noi*e. Well, i ueeideu that R would be iTbit "aferunciei ground so\l made fora dug-out. I stumbled and fell into about a 7fi;ze-n shell holes. 1 scouted •abonl for perhaps half an hour looking fc»r ti dug-out bin, wa/ • not successful in finding one Finally I lietii d- tji>—st-a-ovcli of a >lu li coining. ipy/way so' I jump ed • for yvlvai tvit-s"Vupposediy a sItoJL hole. Instead ot landing into trench all m to a nice shell 'hole 1 - fell an old desertM filled with mud and water. Well. 4r r \Va- sure some cold water bath I 'm here tu.tell-.you. Nevertlm- le*> that was a prettylsafe place to 'rtiA’* mi I remained until about fyur in the morning. Day was just breaking when the barrage' kinder (jujeted down, and tlnn I toil ml a real dug-out where 1 staved uiitil about ten o’elock. to a iiuiss oi .uncles ai*u tile, quarters of the fioojn was blov n awav by the recent tightiug in this -e-f *r. j'fieiv's ju-t a litt 1 '* eorner left, and we have riggt d up a little tire grate, all of tw~ crowding around trying to keep warm. We sleep in dug** outs wine it are about fm iy Tent — 1) n vitlt t)a- grotnul at the low est depth There i- a room of perhans 1-1 fe» t in length and ten feet in width. You j-ust.ii».>p there and slei*p the l>est way vou can. No bed* or straw, just the bare ground. It’s funny how one can adapt* TieTOseiv* s to a!! kinds of eir- C imstanet s. 1 Ik li* ve that I vVould- r .vf e' -h ep on the baio ground wit.ii sufficient covering, tlia’.t I would a bed. Somehow, _ r v I seem to sleep as sound as t top. I’d haps it’s becitusH I’m working a bit harder „ih.ai| when I was in the States., By t iie wav, 1 received a letter from Larry last evening. He says that he hRs tritsi to locate me several times »>at was rot successful'./! belie*® that his outfit bus fbeen in ate-; tion. I iTccived your letter of A tg- ilst 27th’.,/alias the birthday- letter, and^ 1 sprelv enjoyed it iin'metiseivv, Also Walter’s let*, ,er wa- v« ry much appreciated. Listen; folks, I want you to fend no- an American dollar bill * verv other letter you send tome. 1 woi.t tell you now why I want Vou to doi.fhis, but just s**ml one* dollar in every other letter, thj.it wifi 'ni&tce it al>out one*7n every two weeks/ Keep sending them until- you have- sent ine Ten Dollar^ in AmerU Sm can bills, i can't spend it here* «3r d mt even need it as vet, so T suppose that you are wonder ing wtulr the big. idea is., but | •a ) Winn a lot of experience I . ^ Jiavelwui InrtHe lasLtwo weeks. n ^ nt _ n °' v * wont attempt to* aiTsb tinusiud and ui-dereiit. If eX ?, you could ojnly -fie’what l have - - ^. ‘ u better close no\\._ WrHL Mi in these ten days wliat a "! a -a ln i |1 , dtflt*rent jiifa you would have of , 1,01 . ^^y’ 8 ^ ,u tlie war. I wont begitr-Ur xelLp^ {iLT htrppy you of aH that^liRpiiened v U *"^/ ‘ v «'uid take :n~ a;i age and per , . - VeiBOi.. haps it wotild never. pass, the 1Z.S.—These German betters- Censor. (' v , have a history. I got them froixk 1/- uxtraorduiary ho;r com- a Boche, >ave them for ngx - taoringlV, • —Tr*» ..." • IHrv*->r<> V 'jLjU