Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, December 10, 1918, Image 4
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Sam well Sentinel,
Owned and Publtuhed Evnry ThuixDy
Bf THE NEW RENTINEL PUBLISH*
*' ING COMPANY
/ *—AT^*-
. , BARNWELL, S. C.
On as. Carrcm, Simms, • President
A CONCRETE BRIDCE OVER TURKEY
CREEK. ,
In. ky8»<M.im>.-8,cl-Trr.l^B.i«i t!«i- “g*"?* "
pi*h1 MH» RK«*r.
V
THE CHILDREN. . I - The American Committee
The veryheart of Christmas for Relief in the Near East is
is found in the sweet helpless- appealing for a minimum of
ness of the' babe lying in the $30,000,000 tp be subscribed
stall in Bethlehem, because January 12-19, 1919, with . . « ,
. V. u T Xc. * 1 a. stare,:, the court house was ig-
there was no room in the over- which to Acet the mp*t urgent ^ M y, d st ore gave
Much of the joy, needs of these people. < j SOV( . ral ,|opes and a cone or
I, .therefore, agam call upon tw0 fw the delectatjon of the
73a: ~~
C utnurd fr mu Pp|»v One
k
crowded inn.
• •'——- t . ' f
that has been found in our ob-
br theiielight of to
if the peoply of the United States' ar ^; ^
f t0 ™»k« _ey«n j»ore ge^rous th //
W. M. JONES. Editor
i preemine
5**!'the children.
back through the misty years made heretofore to
— to the time when the first joy' thrduFgh the winter
was the! those who,
wellyM lb, Milder t V Act of Con^rcKg exploration 01 the stockings 1 their own,
^wlHafoh 8) 1H79, . j (hat hung by the. fire, place, Wslarvingy-eholio,r-le-ss condition,
great
stpi^ol j
ADVISES BOND ISSUE *25,-
000,000.
Columbia, S> G., Dec.. 21.—
.Officials j>f the South Carolina
Automobile association and of
%
the good roads convention re-
i / v
cently held in Columbia de«q
dare that reports from every Adopt Aspitone, the liiew Tablet
section-of* South Carolina indi- in which ail Heart Depressing 1
cate marke^j enthiuyajm for! ties Are Counteracted |5y
DOCTORS ABANDON
HEADACHE TABLETS
THATOEPRESSHEART
. H «S , ♦. • ' * ■
L?gal ndreriieii fi Ht ti t* r»0* wf $1 <0
p6i* Uiph first initt-ruifir. hi it, fifty cc u still sound asleep,, as if
each •ub-* q it*nt iiis**rtii'ii.
Obituaries T/rbut** of Reppeet l!f*sn-
lationR of R ChmJ- cif Ti auks
tad all oth' r r- a<1i it i tit fc* not n «».
will be cMafK' ( * foGaL 1 in* rr.te. "f tif'y
GO.'tC p T i ti 'it. or Diitr I'P’i' t*"p r u nrtl.
aaoh »i<ter9cjli. with a luitiitnuin ejia.’g*
Of 15 oeuts. ■
A.l cl ialig» , ’s of advert iritvg »ii<l all
com mu ii wa^iM ’ h tt!',i*t to a<l'ln*'M*fl to
The Barnweli M-. t iipI aii'Ltii *rt be in
♦hie rlti •<* n t latt-r thiln 'lif;k<Jny } .. v + i
mornii p tn ins ,iv publieu: iot~ 111 the -Conies 1 o US thioilgh -the
torrent issue.
* , ,cit^w^ ZtZl ^;; e ‘; the prop^lon launched at the: i Hef,rt Toning A * en T ' ^
sustain thc hung-rV of the journevingi convt 'uli"n for a systerfj of per-, MnjfeW and druggists v.!,<> I»>.
WHiui-onei % . , * r ,‘.- .t miinent highways.' .The. move-' k01 ," ! f " ilh 'ecetu discoveries in n.el- •
‘fhrnMirh nh f*nilf f '»•»*> ajiptastd dl a WCK, • . ' . <|»cal science are now-introduce to tlw*ir .
imodfcUjlU let.ill 01 ««Ea"hd out” After irnvino- n f.- nieilt IS-gaining in momentum ' pal tents ami dustomers' the new pain tv-
have been left in a iU .. . . . ‘ , n / g . 1 " as it sweeps over the st£te anti bo/intr tabled ca^erl. Aspitpur. wlr. h
the capitdl rb'rtle and wonder-] - l tc P s °' trx * le •. te dild ( |^ es not depress the heart and cirfuhl- ,
i n o*£d limLyprul “d-v nei.li .u i great interest is being awaken-.. *i«»n ami that'it is dangerous at sfuch
thought that our parents were-i and to help reestablish these ... * 3 r r ’ ! ed in it everywhere ' Jtimesiousc c^ltar dem-:uivcs.- In bet
any j ancient and wmf oppressed roa<l / • u ?F . • «-- — . —■ . * -• **
father or rtiother could sleep peo'iile in their former homes* ' •,", .
^ now Comes the all-important
when their happy children ]'on -a self-supporting- basis,
were going over the tfehsures (Signed) Woodrow.WiIson.
pjaimed far them' for many! The White House. -
weeks. We. now know more 29 November, 1918.
about parents on ’ Christmas:; ♦-
morning than we did them The GEORGIA STATE DIRECTOR
richest day of all the year j CHALLENGE SOUTH CAR-
joy OLINA STATE DIRCETOR.
(.’harleston.—Fairly intoxi-
f,
part.
In the vicinity of Camden I ?
Petitions are t6 be placed in O avuliVesare 1 »c;jjiIi\tycfanKC'o11<, oxen
^ j* „„ A to strong: hearts. Th«V say that many
C lie Illation at once among the Sll j ( f t .n deaths have resJlied ‘from i::k -
automobile 1 OWnersT of the ; them mid that there is n u o longer nr.y
ofo + A «... „u .n jJ-^ywc for faking them-exccpt-nnAittr the
k tato, V ho dl t_ the moat V.La 11V/.rare of a physician. *
tho tonniRtR sfAnned for A fnu- interested, because it is their J\ C c'.pbined that
minutes to take in the Wautv P^ketbooks that wiH be touch-- N ^r 0 t ;i »de elements, w
of a small oreeU^-firidgc- asking the general ass ^
cros.jipg. The creek as d'cscrib- Hv of the staje of South Caw!,
c<l must-have been about the, ‘. na to authorir-ie an election on ,,^1
4ivo niir Turlfpv r*pnat jmfl ^ ^^ (jUtStion of issuing prodm i is novs t
All eominii’iicRtiorn mu t he sicnod
by the vrrit- r. rot X*>r I'uhlicHtion. hill
M rq evidei e** <-f g o«l fait’t, a «1 t^pro-
<tect Che nevV'(>H|>er;
•f kindled eyes, and happy faces
' of the children
1 morning.
size of our
the trees thereabout
V. i^' Pot :i
cor.'.poset! of
re! e\e the
toofhaeiie.
ifve*
ttne time suj^torting the he?.-, t. J: ts
\spitone w ill. t..ke t' e
tar ,detivnt.ves. T'iv‘
prounet is new to th'rs State, -hut n
assem- rstR-of headaches, new
■-y* rheumatism, colds, ^ri|>i>e, vtr , \it
rurkev crct'k etid
090,000 wofth of bonds for the " ow I ,,e > ! tcc f>rug ( o . .:r.<l ( i -
WCie Bufckhalter s. and at ic .dmg do g
vn on Christmas catea by recent W. S, S. ^ tho u ,,„ s wo • purpose- of building a syiaem of
,V : . .. I &eowja. on® ,"; e ^o down at this Tnrkc y creek co^Tete roads. cbnnectifljfj
ul nou v rim Inner •IniP-; whioh njk nmrof \nn\h--. nAi»nti» al x a
stores in all{Qyinnnmilics/ (A0\.)
This world holds nothing' states which has longed look--
AM BHCKtl’T!- N KATES,
Out fear H-Wi
more outworn and out of place ed yearningly upon Sou-tb Gare
th an the life which has
'crossing but right there the sim- . C . 0Un ^ ^ the-state.
ilarity stops. The bridge over
Men who arc ip a position to
MONEY IN EGGS.
IN aUVaM.K
- i .
, . r.v|°l } n’« unfailing sueeess in *11-j^'^reamiet ^s bf graceful-; j udge sa y that the sentiment e 1
place in it for the child in tho j War movements, hus sent
1 home: God never gave richer | bold
i gifts than the children .through , lenge
thrtt an overwhelming majority
of them will sign the petitions.
■The plan for the bond issue
sir
lvce-HtP’iiu; t Miktblt* bat P » aVui-
rom tlicir smI•-* t.s. dbi* 4 —^r-r
ynifrs for t'c » fTurt, Jf^wtlo t ft*
| th » t6WIH .ml countryside. It. following exchange of tele
Th« Nrw fc»KsTi.v&^ PeaLiAinia Co., childhood of grams on December 20 e\
’Ur movements, htts sent a j y m0lJ j ( j e( } corcrete. The ’an- amon ^ automobile owners iim.lnMi.tJ.at 'ays tae.Unldci. Ia.ar> ».
old, end very daring chat- proa( . h for Several' hundred , h in favor ; of ^hVjl^^'llMal'ie'^f-:." L 1 . i'!
?nge to South Carolina. The 1 , ,• n ;i i. n , inr | n n bond issue and it is believed i n is ; tie* ^ it* u in t-w*. w- u
rdlfiwitur exchumrp of tele.! ' , , . theif Jin f»vpru*hi>lmimr mainritv tee Ih.E m «i r-flu U y- ur nicnev il i -t-
I outraged Belgium That srtung * plains itself;
America toisto its. own path ofj From Hugh Richardson, ^ roa dwa>
(|iity. It was the drowning state director for Georgia, to
children from tho Lusitania R. Goodwin Rhett, state direc-
that swung us from a placid tar for South Carolina:
neutrality to enter war. When _. “In behalf* of the people of
pur soldiers entered' Frarfce it Georgia I hereby challenge
was the children of the French yo’u as representing the people
• 4 ■—»■*■■•— - t # ...
~Hn*'ii'i tbut i'li'■ , 1 tbi'ir lotiL'li- of our sistt-r state of South
ness, and .established a bontl C arolina tor rank iii the stand-
newspaper. has been put to its. ; M .j vvt , n ( ) u , h (M fi,.sifk Yanksf Ing of -fis in ,whr saving^
aiitl the -ti*ang<-r - people^ saj
,• GREETINGS.
The year just* closing has
been full of difficulties. 1 - The
management of The Sentinel
i has had its full share of them.
The readers have, had theirs
\V c might—ia> it SklL
farther and say tUnt every
per. 1
trumps this yeartO gOt^oirt at
mac ad a pp smoothed and pow-
dered down with crushed oyv
ter -shells.' A!ong eith or side
was bordered
f
with well kept hedges of ever
green. The gentle Mope to the
stream, the stream crossing it -
self and the slope up from the
;tream had been worked into a
picture both pleasing ami he!p-
ful fo tile eet'.
was suggested at the recent
good roads convention by* R.
Goodwin Rhett, of Charleston, 1 ——
one of the ablest financiers of $ 1000
;i r ’(fif«l, -
K » Uhlu r, |). :t , i>i*, AiiieH ti. K
OtASSIFIED LOCAL ABVS.
For Sale
Pit]
th
re
in
; during 1918.
all.
The editor takes this occa-
, fplight, NoW that ‘they '
sion to s(*nd his-iithest Riogt-, moV(H j over in Germany
ing to the directors and stock- ^ p.f wer
holders and to every member
of the office staff, and lo every
reader of its pages. May every
home into which if enters be
filled with the True spirit of
happiness. Here is hoping that
not onlv The Sentinel but alsu .
all ol its helpers andl reader,.
may live to see a full liundi t d . .
more .just like Christmas 1918.
W. M. Jones.
.anftliig~whom they rested or* From fill*. Rhett to'Mr. Rich-
in
of childhood
breaks down the sullen,
tude of the conquered
makes a bond with the
queror. Dispatches tell us
the Gernum children are
coming' fast friends with
atti- in war savings sales for
r O
and 1918.
PROCLAMATION TTY PRESI
DENT WILSON.
i )n Xpvembei* 2'.'tJ},. Wood-
row Wilson, president* ci the
United St; *«-- of America, sign-
mi‘the pro-isolation given be
low, for release tn the Aineri-
hare—ardson; ,? Sau.th, .Cahdina ae-
it is c.epts the challenge for compe-
that tit.uhlfor rank in state standing
the
C' o n g r a t u 1 ;H-i o ns otr
con- your November sales which
that will place C.e'orgia and South
he- ’ Carolitui very close together
the and leave the December sales
todeeide final p inition.V
T*fie sales lecords now show
that i lit* t wo rival slat** - ill* •
’-.Thoughtful folks
Ker haw eo'uiry, eh ?
. Nj w, ge'ntle reader, turn
vour mind’s eye to "the crossing
of the creek down there below
the Tourt house ', of 1 OUR
TOWN. " — _ __
Is it a thing (»f beauty and a
ACRE woi i ;>
, e t .. > not buy oor bred ip
the stuto, alter nt3 'nH(i made a ynipor shell pecan gnnm /I tos i* c,
close studv of the various c ‘ are<1 uv "i >-^v.uk thi^ V. v
tine bred ui> b*. dd ed ;;r.;j ^lufitt!- i,
frt-irr Ttif'se rrjrlj , prnlrU* :imf r* ,i*.n*. - h
-/e pa| er blif !l I'ff* irLe ees f(« >. U- "V. it
. i . u n ' ( K *■ • , i|
Ln * “ T hvi' ^f h* **"=. Inis nlan has ilis^iy. a: c ... C‘
the various
methods of financing roa’d
building that has been adopted
.!•»*» 11»
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Mac,
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has '
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\ ‘ i t h
4-llt'l
ue
lowed
Tie cnmi r *
cT hum;.
that
me* with more general approv
al than any other plan' that has
been offered: *
In order to ' finance" The
se he me there will have f$- be
an issue of sta.ty bonds, but jf i
' proposed to have placed .in th^
aet tpitherizing tile 4>oml|
a provision stipulating that
—interest and >mking fund
the bont’m will be taken cart
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ten in <tbis > t'ar’> t t«
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CHRISTMASTIDE. L
No holiday in„the year brings
such universal happiness as
this. Everybody rejoices to can people on December 12th.
see it come around. There was It shows conclusively the deep,
a time when its spirit was ex- interest the president has in the
pressed in this fashion, “Christ- Armenian and Syrian Rejiet
mas comes but once a year, If I Drive of the American Com?;
get drunk, I don’t care.” Times puttee for Relief in the Near
have changed now, in that the East, and also certifies to the
bout tie. and unless tne peo-
ple of the Palmetto State re
deem their W. S. S. pledges
Georgia stands uncomfortably
go id chances of making good
her intentions, The last few
davs in December will dtrcMer—
■by.
well
art
A LETTER FROM EDWIN
WARFIELD CONGRATU
LATES PEOPLE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
,i aru anim settle
Ih^rotting dump piles ch
The road itself is very
kept bid the sole ditch*
“ ‘ r \ r? *
ungraceful to say* the least.
The bridge is-rin good't>repair
bjTt is-not a~Hrhrg-4o- inspire a.
poet: Those dump piles are
really GOOD dump piies but
not of such odor as to please
the'olfactory nerve.
Who will inaugurate
campaign to beautify our Tur-
'•A
omobile t.
r i::y t.hin.i
”. ulertaku'.
.TQ0 bou(L
automobile
U wli, X >V >I
:i> > I
no vi
will
4-bx
co,. v
done
state
incrc
•ice
i:
i,
( . IV I I
the
the
» :-.u 4 * :!;•.% an
• JO !»■ ein'two
years. • lb is certain chat tfier*.*
wii! be* u not her increase in tlge
next two years. Automobiles
now pay an average license
tax of $o.20 per annum. It is
proposed, to increase this to an
average tax of $20 per annum,
quite a small sum when one
\! ic-'i-onn.:
tin hnntl lor
i rirt v. r::;?e
< ., i'. :iru*n;:
,li.t\ t* near 11
• K»iVi Rr fes iv •
U.Ull tCO’lls IlltoHl
’line < ! tuj v .
. CMilttiiibi.i
1» M li i*Tione .dXV
: h-
1 Mi-! ■. u ii!i two tc:.,.
-—rr~1 ♦ on ill ,.
t is b9,V..nfrht MV t ,
■ t. •" 5 or :.t ro: k<*o'.}
i|ti;irtt*i mite t
.i -l rode t» :itl !•*
' j the niunh »5t*.
! :r.o. in the
:inr’ l'Uif ^ sectii .1
;ss;< • ilu. rm ei!. ! .’ ,ile«
f:r*m-Irlko. :ihtl fil e irjje ■ 1 "
!>•:;, it is > r 1 j- . ' ie ■ '< >
w.nts a l.oine 01 *t»r an .roesi.i . nt.
NeC or write IT. ( iiiM'wic!;, tYH"
mark. S. ( “it \ou menu Lu»iiiov>. “
11 2H 5l
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Columbia, S. C., Dec. 21.—
wherewithal for getting drunk great work the committee -has The mmemeTit.tor a state-wide key creek crossing .- — ~ J=== 7Ton , Tders the benefit that will
■iriicaree, *ltliouttii the thir.st already done for the relief of system of permanent Highways One man has already said he* .^ * ’’ fce e ‘ '* t(1
remains. When families Rath- the fofir million people «;lM,..jn Smnh Carohna is attraetinK "ill irive fifty dollars toward' _ * ,
. . ^. * « « * A • ' • . I a O f f anl 1 ATT • *1 1 1 At'm* f lA /\ r»AI rvi f 3 4 U A vviVA4 ; hr»4:< -T-U /l O ntVl fiT’O ' '
er around the Christmas table are starving in the Year East, attentioirall overTTie~gmintry.iTiieliNjJuel, ntheis
this year, there will come a si- The proclamation is
lent prayer and speeding of lows:
best wishes across the ocean to For more than three
as fol- G-* W. (bifieid, secretary of the’of course who will be glad to
Tfrat~WiH*T*e built. ... He vvili
-mora~tha,n save tli£-difference
F<t|{ 8A I.K— ^'Pt»*\ n»
Mieni Ht
WacM> r’f liri-i M ■. n f.><*
t- le : »*p
)'i!?liei f. <* S tr.iit Wi lift
111, k '
K-l’f) 8m
FTtK s.vi.E-AI r\, >»*.-tl R
,»*, Burn-
W 1 f" 1 t, r;l *"l *
i - ■
C N. P. r*l
• fin It
1" !ft rf
South Carolina Automobile As- help.
sociation, is in receipt of many, Let us all hope tha'f another
the absent members • of oath . American phiianthrophy has j otters Vmmending the- mov.-.chri.-tmas will find the pnblie 1 j i 0 '^T! a i m -that "it has
v—.Unmi y i o ; < vrm .
Tim s< .iitixli Amt-ric .:i !M;.r^ gni»e WT177-
vears
1 in tii*(*s and gasoline,
t Ofiic.ials of the auto associa-
familv. With some will be a been a large factor in keeping niont. - ■cyc-r.'TQ turned into a magniti- | | rc( | nlore t |, aa H vorv jj tt | e
mist of tears as they remember alive Armenian. Syrian, Greek | Among the letters recently cent scene of sweet content- ^ (q convilK . e a „ , uironKli)ik .
the iiiBrblcen circle of former, and other exiles and refugees, received JttJIr. Cofield is one-: — i owner that the plan is a good WORLD WART
\\ is!i to plijve some nrbney on ipproveif
real estate securitie;. in Barnwell
eojiitv Apply to ...
K. A. Kll.s, Kstj ,.
* — BarinvcH, s .(r-—-
i.
years, now snapped because of of Western Asia,
some soldiers grave in P’rance! On two former occasions
/ !.
from Edwin Warfield,
presi-
I dent of the Fidelity and De-
1“ bum JJI V V III 1 l AIllc V/ll 1 v* U IWi 1UC.I V/VVUOIUiU H ^
or Flanders. Never before have appealed to the American,.R®fiL^”)P d ny ot Baltimore, the armistice . ? many people se-J tically for it.
have our people received so people in behalf of these home-1 who! wrote: riouslv doubted the praetjea- —
l T a m . «a *-. I ■ , 1 a 4 a H L a /\ .—. 1 V . *
HISTORY
ARMISTICE RESULTS. one and eveVy automobilist
~.-+ —.— * „ \ t r e . # . •
At the time of the signing of who has studied if is entlvasias*
. .. .t » •* 1 CfimpUIe Pictorial, Authcn'tic. (riving
an recount of every pl.a^e of the WORLD
14\VAR for Liberty. Ajrents wanted to sell
tliit? \\ , . n /1 r. 1 II,. \\ 1 / .lr
much money as this season, and less sufferers, whom the vicissi-j ‘T-congratulate the people bilit af fu ]j Compliance' with eral control over German terri- '* ,is .Wonderful History _ Write' quick
never before have they passed t,tides ol war and massacre had o out ar o in^ -upon t eir ternis ^pheir apprehensions, tory, the allied authorities are ouWi^i wch 1 wifi y^ou Yo* secure
through such strenuous days, as brought to the extremest need. ; determination to have good, howeverf ?ee m'to have been en- showing themselves to be much trouble the subscriber* semti^fostage.
the past few months. Influenza l he respofl^e has been most roa ds. The State of ^j re ]y groundless, for the work more considerate of the rights
has walked among us as the generous, but now the period, ^arylaiul-:-Ms* a splendid sys- incident to the taking over of ’ of the people, than were'the
' * . , t, *. , • I ..i* • „ .1 i fpm Af harrf'rnQ/la tinrl if Tips .
scourge of God. Its victims df_ rehabilitation is at hand
R. L. Phillips Publishing ( o.
Atlanta, (ia. Waco.TX’t®**
Address Atlanta Office. Dept, One.
tem 6t hard-roads and. it has (he Gwman fleet . airplanes i representatives of the • former
far outnumber our casualties in Vastly larger sums will be r e-T««ded greatly not only* to ^ an(| ^. ar ma terial, and' the Tof^German autocracy. —
war. Besides-this the great quired to restore these once prosperity but lts^-populpity as ward tno ye,merit of the allied
war has entered into the world prosperous, but now impuver- ^.city .for tourists^whq| spend armv through Belgium, eastern
peace. Our N soldier beys will ished, refugees' to their former much.money here.” France and even int9 the Ger-
now be spared the agony of homes than were required; Those who are pushing the ma „ territory west of the Rhine the day. Thi.^’war has satlat- relation’whatever to each oth
battle. A few months, more merely to sustain*life -in th^eir movement for better-roads in has p roceedQ( |‘ “steadily and ed the world with the idea of-err for while conservation al-
will see them hotnertgain* Not-desert exile. j South Carolina say that it is with . oll t any serious difficulties, waste, and the people have had ways means - efficiency-, govefn-
all men are blessed as we are, | It is estimated that about 4,- j hard to estimate the amount of An intcres ^ nK c i rc umstanee in enough of it to last them for all ment ownership . often means
pie ariQnclined to consider the
term$ “conservation/Tand “gov-
CONSERVATION^ ernment ownership” as synony-
Conser\*ation is the order.of mous when they really have no
In jails sit prisouersxih chain! 000,()00 Armenian, Syrian, j money mis state loses^TronT-^^ c()nnect j 0n is t h e fact that time,^ What is \fanted now is Extravagance, waste, and m-
gang camps are those who are Greek and otfterwar sutTerers • ttwirist travel-alone.by not hav- the a lljed armies of occupation efliciency, and the war has efficiency because of the almost*
often more sinned /against than In the Near East will require good roads. Thousands of soem
sinning. Tbere;are the aged outside help to sustain ' them
poor, and the orphans of ten*, through fhe winter. Many of
money this state loses irorrr
un are • now .hundreds
der years. There may be -neigh-
nas rheer
,v.jj v ^Aave ()1l.. , — __ _. 4 . .
ned to any of Hess vomenand children,
thesevdo it now. L » % JciudTr>g*400,00f\ orphans.
ot
to11rists whu-comc Smith tn-ery
wmter give South Carolina the
go
the local
to be regarded bjt r both^ taught us that to have r efficiency invariable presence of political
c-al authorities and the I we must have conservation and’ meddling and the consequent
bors whose Christinas -cheer is mi 1 e>Trom ThTh*. rtomehrrrd. The - system ol roads in this state,
very small. If you^iave plan-1 vast maj
nttM* give South f.arobna the p(M)p j ti 5r ,- nt , ril ii y , in the^Gt-r-Toont-*aii()n and colIaboPatiQn of management in the
-by because of the horrible : irn townY now Loj.^HhHrmrT and evervtiUng el^e that gdes hands of thosenvho arc not in-
fihem are help-
in-
.oyer, as liberators and .friends
■ •' v rather than as enemies.
Sinking caivnrv bird*-for ^nation Is no youlit
a Dwelt- Drug To., F.tiitax7?t.G. tact that, in the ex.r -i-'e of gen
to make*every hour's work amt^prcsie(l. in unj niot conpctent
every pound of- raw* material to/ecitre clficidncy.
; .*'-1 ?' .. - "T**
it'll re'ts . t|',<
its. The trouble L- the: pco- t • til- that Aiitars a crown;
! 1 due to the-i*produce the best possiole re
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