Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AT ID t s i V The Money Wil Soldiers In The Our County should b Liberty Loan wa? pefor That was the busine rv/vklVf /-VI TIT k T UU1X 1 l^Ul I Ai Our next duty lies in supi 'Subscribing to the $100,000,0 be a welcome privilege to furi and whatever they may need THEY ARE SACRIFICIN HIND THE RED CROSS SU! No one can afford not to. It just the same for your friendf HUNDREDS OF THOUS supply. WILL YOU DO IT? LIBERTY BONDS. And every time our boys i v TL^ 4-k kf nf mani] 1 UC 11X91 UlUUgllV VA ASAVMAJ 'THE FOLKS AT HOME H You can't afford not to d I I Do Not Wait to f i t t i JUST ELECTING MEN AT have dubbed "plucking b THE TRAINING CAMP gecms have looked closel: Fade Saa Picking Fit Fighting Hen at Fort Oglethorpe amp. Chattanooga, Tenn., June 18.?The past week has been the critical one for men at the training camp of the officers' reserve corps, United States army* at Fort Oglethorpe. Final tests as to fitness for officers of the selective draft army have been in pro gress, which consisted of most search ing examinations by regular army fKTBMas personal tests before a special board of officers which the men tions OI pnysicai w ccimic; insidious diseases, which 1 junction with the weight and other factors have to physical failur in tl men. If an applic. t fo sion in the selective arm to show evidences of tube ney trouble, uremia, oth troubles, hernia or otf that could probably make to physical failure in tl life to come on the fron and such applicant was under weight for his hei AW7B fm?> V 1 1r* t tl n i Go to Ihe Red N^k^v^r r new LTUl I J of the manner in vt med. ss side of the huge task thai t THAT! dying the money necessary to provi *00 Red Cross Fund is not only the i nish every comfort and everything i frt alloviato thpir suffering and assi G MORE THAN DOLLARS FOR BSCRIPTION-?contribute liberally may be your son or brother to fall 5 sons and brothers. ANDS OF OUR FINEST BOYS ar< YOU WILL, AND WILL DO II see that emblem of mercy it will be a poor shattered boy when these a AVE STOOD TO ME TO THE L/ o everything in your power to presc be Asked. Give ] ME WEEK >*? ?< ? ? SO? #? ? oard." Sur- j sessed of other deficiencies that would to grasp the ins1 f indica-! render hmi more liaDie to attack o> , the tirst five we< -c rtr rtf anv i disease un<*er l^e stress of trench ac-i wag so informe ^}Vpn in con-' tivities' waf marRed for discharge: or<jGre(j ?0 pac^ and height by the Physician" ; home. These t proved fatal: Tests ^ Board* | from the trainii ae strenuous r a commis y was found rculosis, ktd er bladder ier maladies i i him subject j id strenuous! t in Europe,; found to l>e or pos The " piuCKing uoara iuok nnu; consideration the applicant's physi-j cal appearance and mental aptitude as! reported in detail by his commanding j officer. There was little ceremony if the man had not Deen amenable to j discipline. If he unfortunately pos-;! sessed an unlikely personality, fori which, of course, he could not be( blamed, he was dismissed with re-, gret. If he had shown an imabilityj lew ua;s <x dition there ha^ resignations. 400 have left th June 15 a larg missed but the been made up ii posted. No furt be held until th< term and at tha drawn and listed ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?*? ^? ? ? ? ?f JtUVU.UVV. ^i*acc ^nrialu Fnr Out* ounty Will Do Her Part. hich its duty in subscribing to the t lies before ide the hospital care for our wounded boys, next duty to which we are'called; but it should in the way of medical skill, nursing attention st in their recovery. YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN. GET BE r yourself and get your friends to do the same, in France. Who knows? You should feel e going to need the help we are asking you to f MAGNIFICENTLY AS YOU DID WITH I like a message from home to tbem. f \ 9* I i m gents of mercy come iST." srve that life. his rescue will be Liberally and Give Now! 19-25 Tactions given during f ed uixm their knowledge of every de jks of the training he partment of service gained during d very frankly and|the thrce months training. : Tin for his return! ^ He Had Jfo Mate While visiting a Zoo in Ireland, an American noticed a solitary sea lion and wondered why there was not a noii* ^ The Skj Pilot. Owing to a fog, a steamer stopped at the mouth of a river. An old lady "Where is his mate?" he asked a keeper. "He has no mate, sor," was the re* fQ Deen a uuniwr ui Altogether probably e training camp. On er number were dis lists have not as yet lto formal orders and her examinations will 2 close of the 90 days t time officers will be I for commission, bas became very nervous and inquired of the captain the cause of the delay. "Can't see up the river," replied the officer. "But, captain, I can see the stars overhead," ske argued. "Yes/' said he gruffly, "but until the boilers bust <we ain't a-going that way."?Denver News. sponse. "We feed him on fish all thfc time."?Nevr York World. Bittersweet "Am I good enough far you?"* sigh ed the fond lover. "No," said the girl candidly, "yo* are not. but you are too good for aay* oth*r girl."?New York Time?.