The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, January 31, 1918, Image 4
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tr*f jb iiiiwn.
INmmWwiiI bNMMT Into (Uadk
mat totiftw la om ? ctton of the
Om of thw ?u Private "Bcotty"
iiiirMB. tUMT, Iilniiph operator,
whe had tapped the key from Boatoa
Scotty wae long; lean and lank,
with arms Ilka bean poles. Bat his
?dee were steel, and his courage
without a blemish. Bald Bcotty to his
pal, Jade Murdoch:
This Is too slow for mo; why cant
we go over the top once In a while,
and take a slam at the Bocheal"
"Time 'apparently alnt ripe," replied
Murdoch.
"Ripe," snorted Bcotty dlsguated/
ly; **we*d soon make the Bochfs ripe
tf we got at 'em with our bayonets."
Just then a sergeant hurried Into
the trench from a communicating pas"Boy's."
he " "
.vu cAcueaiy, "tlie
United 8tates has declared war with
Ckrmany." 1
Scotty was on hla feet with a *
whoop. Ho grabbed the sergeant a Jd 1
said: **807 that again.'* The sergeant
repeated the message. t
Scotty grabbed an American flag *
with one hand and seised his gvn with 1
the other. b
J raom A JESMUBLE W1FI
Many Ymmi MMMM> Wfca DM Na
towr t^hiyWM D?My
la a mt iimwM M Dm thld
ftiMt, If Mlhi ?r nn (Mb b dtj
ud tw ibUm (Mm b railway, van
| iMBUi A MWMlll BtfBd ft (WW wcftttwrwd
' WMMdm wfto wirtwl at tftw alii
wkM tt ?M IIHlM and attended
their Itttftw iiirtip at wtW tlmee.
r VMM BL writer ta the CDteaco Ti?
J Om day la the eeeTe eaap, (swwt,
ed with the alii* tiha bbb an# hie wttw
| ?r Blitt being tha aaly eettter la the
; wtMjw withowt a vtfa ad
to?." 4 I
"Oh. there are lofts to them that vnM I
to glad of a good torn* nek m yon
eoald fandah," said they.
"Well, yovjto ftd m oaa." aid
tto ho?etea dm. "and I will ?to m
a pi?to to tto toot caw oa tto
plact,"
Not to to Muffled. they accepted Ma
proposition. Than they pot busy. raa>
alap over ttolr llat to acgualataacaa
la tto dtr, finally eelertlng. for ttolr
match?hlnp expedient, aa aatlmahlo
lady to ttolr acqnaintancs. Uvtaag with
her married ?tor la tho city.
The victim selected for the sacrifice
had reached that ape when unmarried
women cease to celebrate birthdays
aad begin to regard the tapering end
to statistical possibility with more or j
leas concern. The homesteader was '
about the same age, and. evidently,
Just as mnch concerned about his future
on earth. friendly Invitation '
was forthwith extended to the lady to
spend a week with the cook's family J
at the camp. It was Innocently accepted.
Tho *
uvunaiiraaer vu conveniently
Invited to a Sunday dinner with the 1
wok's family, and the tragedy was f
itaged.
A case of love nnd desperation at .
Irst sight In the afternoon, chap- OI
roned by the cook and his wife, the ^
tarty casually strolled over Jto the g]
lomesteader's bungalow, where they R
has your Coal shovel
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orvn ragged yet?
0
Mors WhM Peed.
TJhew yoar food w?U," says Ooo
Health. The Nggaal wast* of too
la this ewwtri grow out of hasty eat
lag. Half-chewed Mod Is half digest
ed. The other half Is wasted. Th
people of the United States wash
eaoogh food, bp neglecting to chsw, to
tood France and JBelgfam.
PoUehlng Diamonds.
Before the polishing of "a dlamont
Is began the roogh stone mast be belt
firmly. This Is accomplished by bnlld
In* ""
___ _ ixiviiu ror it. The mold li
Bret roughly shaped by hand an<
Seated. It is then reshaped as often
is necessary to fit the stone perfectly.
OTien It is exactly right. It Is heated
igaln and the stone dropped In. Held
Irmly by the snag solder mold, the
tone can then be handled easily.
Woid Dangeroas Drugs
Don't dose yourself with poisons?
rugs that destroy the delicate lining
r the stomach and the intestinal
act, when you can stimulate your
uggish liver by using Granger Over
egulator. wThis standard medicine
flWAR OMii
Ey UNCLE DAN
MtaMAflp JKn^
?|^ U^clE-DEMt* PVM HH% ?JI
war h the lorxrlipaflo at mM?L 1
madliiMliiWItOMii
i?11? nmed ?$ wn?in mjm m
mry tattte. W? mM PlihMW
CTm^wfcy tkla wu. Ha said that tl
aoMhn weft poorly trained; and thi
tleir war dap?tin?I waa boo*
(lalri wtth Jealanai and poHtla
^ and that's wfcy Frame loot the an
J and aa Many ma What do joa thin
T aboat It. Undo DanT"
. "Won." aald Undo Dan. Tut?I
t Bocam Is right. By IneAdaacy Vtaac
i lost that war, together with two o
her hoot provinces?.Alsace and Lot
raise?and had to pay a billion dol
laro indemnity money. French" toda;
1?rood her lesson by that oad expo
J rienca. so obe put in universal milltarj
1 training, and ae a result, bar ooMien
" now know bow* to light and bow t*
1 protect themselves. They are loot?
? .u ure wmr uau tike CliilllUlll
r Franc* also put polities out of tor war
department, so that expert authority.
Instead of bureaucratic stupidity, now
directs the army. The result la.
France has one of the best and most
efficient armies every assembled, and
this shows what thorough training "and
good leadership means tn warfare.
This saved France In this crisis, as
well as the liberties of the world."
"As war is now conducted, there is
no place for an untrained man.
body of 10,000 well trained soldiers
' properly handled could defeat five
times their number of raw recruits and
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v* 4M% thiB.1. rtiw artMi
r- MM yw MttMf. W? Ml mm
ay iiaii ^ n ? pay m
|2 s>~Notfte? la kMNby irim that D. 1
* Bathes tdataiatnUr off tha estate a
H Corolla* M. Bathes. deceased. ha
p. this day wada ayptleatloa uato m
.. for a Haal discharge aa aach admlaia
trator, and that Friday tha 1st. day o
v Fabraary at my ado* at 10 o'clocl
* a. In. baa baan apyotated forth? haar
las of e?ld petition.
r JOB CABELL DAVIS,
. Jodea off Probata DIDoa Oooaty
t 1-10-41.
Creditors Node*
, Hiring qualified as administrator
r off the estate off B. L. Rogers. dew?
_ ^a
i <a, nonce Is hereby given that all per?
sons holding claims against said ee;
tats are hereby requested by the law
or this notice will be plead In bar of
r their recovery.
Leslie Rogers,
1-10-31. t Administrator.
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Friday the lat dajr of rebraary at ay
f. oflet tt 11 o'eM ??jk Mb Mm b#?
K fOialM for tM BhiIm ef hM p>UI
Is ion.
Is , JOS CAMELL DAVIS.
I- J?d|? of ProtaW DUta OmMT. *
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1 Why ? ordinary eoegh r?itlw. 1
been used so successfully
I years is all parts of the Uo^
I for coughs, bronchitis. coldaT^|
I In the throat, especially lane trouSM^
I It |1tm the petieat a good nlght^J
I rest, free from coughing, with ess*
I expectoration la the morning, glyfl
nature a chance to soothe the
H ed parts, throw the dlsease^^^^^^^^^
I tug the patleat to regain
H IS cent botties.
I ralchael Drug
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