Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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We wish to antiounce that CHEVROL and that-we have in transit severa chiding the eight cylinder. We have in transit a complete give prompt service to all Chevrolf These cars are too well know: ufactured and owned by the same is Mr. Durant, who is president of the Buick and Cadillac cars. Come to see us and let us den car that has ever been produced al CAROLINA M DISTRIBUTO SALES ROOMS OPPOSITE 490 Model $635,00 POST OFFICE 8 Cylinder 1 6e' ,*,.. TORTURE BE[CIANS TO MAKE THEM 'MowsMethods Used by the Germa 9,,. " Compel Deported Citizens -a. .' . . t o L a b o r . 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STTIONERY. Tme "piset in ayoetank severdpiain o the erme nounme t this ct, aongte l We kep Pul Lie ofcoalldeis wand shows upI madl sueted by aisereatmenttinpor CIGAS, TBACCS anCANIES. Treasn mny roof the prte Ts. weaned That he y b feconh caabe of pyit.t~ can a l . eff ct Dl Qscibned asi done o the prni Belo I..an tiningIures d reso e oby the Getl _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _e xpl o s e f o h e g a t , o f ~ .c W, a c c o r d - -~-,--.1 . - we have been able to secure the ET AGENCY 1 car loads of all the different models, in stock of repairs and will endeavor to it owners. n for much comment, as they are man company and the head of the Company } the General Motors, who manufacture ionstrate to you the most remarkable the reasonable price. [ACHINERY CO. RS, Sumter, S. C. F-A Model $935,00. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Models $1385,00. PHONE 251 them to stand erect close together deported Belgians of Soltau shows and scarcely able to turn. They were that the men are badly lodged, un ORK l'' there twenty-four hours. derfed, illy clothed, brutalized, se- * o Then they were led to a factory in quested, deprived of all diversion and t the neighborhood where they were distraction, andl refused any kind of ns to asked if they would go to work. Upon spiritual consolation. their refusal, they were taken to a o - Of anything in the line of Pres field under military escort, divested YOUNG U. S. AVIATOR ents for Weddings, Personal, or RE by force of their overcoats, shoes, KILLED BY PROPELLER Single Diamonds or Fancy scarfs, and hats or caps, and exposed Diamond Jewelry, Watches, in a snowstorm an entire dlay and an Clocks, Sterling Silver. Cut inlaws nwtr anetr(lyadn New York, Aug. 6.-Henry Wells, Glass and Art Goods. Bo entire night, with nothing to eat or ' Ga an A Gods. drink and under the absolute prohibi- 'm training with the Unitedl States Jewvelry of the, newer pat tion to make the slightest movement, flying corps5 patrol at Huntington Bay, jeeslrylthmpa anfnc or-Some of them lost consciousness after Long Island, near here, was killed to- We handle only Solid and resre- a fewv hours of this exposure, andl all day by the propeller of his hydro-air- vth al l orods, hnouses. hmest of them wvere taken to the hospital lane wvhen he tried to start it by hand Orders filled at onrde oss torm The son of the Antwer tn ufac- Wells, vho vwaurtwentyfu yeas a; SYVARO. toares turer, a stout, robut mattaheime ay. to he wben mar ric nextSatur Columbia, S. C. Phone 1045 clyof the (deportation, was. sent home a force wvhicn took possession of Vera orn r Y anulapon.s r (Io- complete physical wreck a short time Cruz. Ilis home was in Brooklyn. )rfrafterwvardl andl since has dliedl from the cv-mistreatmcnt. He told his sufferings ~- - - -~ -------- >y te to the physician who treated him, and method the Belgian Government is in possess-~ loe s onof the evidence as given to the a:: - Gr- Twvo soldiers from Hlavre, the Lebris - -- less brothers, who escaped from Germany, - I the confirm this evidence regardling the -., 'ViI an- is bohfrmo unishment. 111( din t H; efore Firing Squad. >iI, arted A number of witnesses call atten ically tinto the fact that frequently groups , ed this ject of a simulated execution, some- p 3 sue-- times by a firing squadl, sometimes - n arecvt ahn guns, inordler toover e i come their resistence and impress -, their comrades. d- There is also another' means of con- ~ mea~s- strainnt usedl upon the deported in the S ~ 1 mform of punishment camps, where the .'~~ nare regime is still more severe than in CGT\ *I T[ W 1VS nto the other interned canips and where uring tedepor'ted are forcedl to work in - duced the marshes often in most excessively re r6'T z or of a cold weather, dressed in nothing but a sub- trousers, shirt, and wooden shoes, E without food during an entire (lay. Some of the deportedl are sent to is a agricultural centers whence, accord rkish ing to the evidence of a man from ecnVerviers who escaped from Germany ' eid*sR k offeebled thatt is iempossible for them e & room Corporal punishment is frequently tr.empi ;yed, such as blows with the ~e for butt of a rifle or forced running for iete by * __periods up to two hours without utrCc-oaBtJn """"' stopping under nienace of the bayonet. 0000 0I~00 p Head The evidence shows that the mortality - A amiong mon subjected to these differ- .v es n ent forans of mistreatment Is alarm- @ * n ing. N~vlden reardi-ng. the cam o