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Utljp Itllmt leralb. / ESTABLISHED 1894. THE I >11 J.O.N HKItAI.D. DILI.O X. SOl TII CAItOLITill ItSIt\% .11 Mi (i. I!)IK. \ ??l J J \<. Jit. ) AMERICAN SOLDIERS HURL GERMANS BACK FKiHTIN(i SHOl'LDKK TO SIIOl l.I)Klt WITH THK FltKXCH. Only iiuiiis Tuesdiiy IMwitii tin- Aisnt' mid the Oinv<|. The Americans of the sector. where they are alone or brigaded with Allied troops every where are fighting with a spirit that places tfhem rightly in the category ol veterans. Near the Neuilly wood, which lies northwest of Chatau-Terry and at the point where the drive has brought the enemy nearest Pari.-, the Americans have beaten off a strong (ierniHii attack and on the Alamo at Jaulgonne, northeast til Chateau-Thierry, fighting shouldei to shoulder with the French, they have aided in forcing the first contingent of the enemy to cross the Maine again. In this last engagement the Germans suffered severe casualties and also left 100 prisoners. From drives on wide fronts the German offensive in France has deteriorated into isolated attacks along the area between Soissous and Chateau-Thierry, and eastward to the to the Marne in the general tlilection of ithcim.-. Although in these attacks the enemy still is using large effectives and great numbers of guns, lie is being held almost everywhere tro.n fur ther progress and on various sectors compelled to assume the defensive against vicious blows delivered by the American, French and British troops. Between the Aisne and Ourcq ri\ crs the Germans have captured Per nam anu to me south or that \illage they also took the town of Neuilly La l'oterie iVeuilly La I'otolie) seven anil one-half miles northwest of Chateau-Thierry, in fighting during which the place changed hands several times. In the region between the Oise and the Aisne the Germans have been unable to ad-j vance anywhere. The losses of the Germans near IVrnant were extremely heavy. 1 There still is only moderate activity along the line held by the British in Flanders and I'icardy. where patrol activities and bombarding continue. Full confidence in the outcome of the war has again been expressed by the supreme war council of the Allies which has just gone over the entire situation, resulting from the big German offensive, although it was stated that the Allied nations may be still exposed to critical days Additional attacks on shipping b,? German submarines off the Atlanti. coast have been reported. A major ity of the persons abooard vessels sunk by the underwater ? raft have r? ached shore. Mayor's IToclama! ion GI'.KKTINGS: To the Gitieits of The town ol Dillon \Vlicicas, President Wilson has ap pi'iiled to tin- nation to enlist during Juno in tin- nrniy of savers at hom< who will support tin- army of sol diers abroad; Wiieieas, the (itiM-rnur o| South Carolina lias olla'tally designated that period of time commencing Friday, Juno 14. and culminating: Juno 2S, as War Savings Wooks in this State, and has called upon the nun and women of South Carolina to respond to the War Savings campaign which is to ho conducted so that by the close ol Friday, J urn 2X, there shall be no man or woman in this state who ha- not signed a pledge to economize this year and to invest as much as possible of the ensuing savings in War Savings Stamps; Therefore, now, I. J. F Thompson. Mavor of Town ot llilloii do lu re ( by mil upon the patriotic men and women t?r our town to respond faith tally to tin* appeals made b\ our President ati'l Coventor and to stmt tlu- Wat Savings plcdpc cheeri ally and willingly, with a feelinp of pratitudo that in this \va> we at home pan ilo our share tow. rd hasteniiotin victorious conclusion <>t tin wai foi human freedom in which on tii't ry lias enter* d (Sipmd t .1 F r I i? i.MI'SON. M a \ or v Services at tin* Methodist ? Imrcli. Main street Methodist church. l)i Watson It. Duncan, I'a tor Siindax school at 10 a. in., Mr W Marry Muller, Superintendent l'reachinp at 11 a. in. and Sito p. m., by Re\. M. W. Hook, l'residinp Kldei of tin* Marion District. Epworth Leap tic at 7:45 p. in . Mr. L. C. Braddy, Jr., President. Prayer services on Wednesday at 8:30 p. ni. k\k( ttivk ? <?i>htti:k mi:kts. Fix Assessments ami Arrange I'm Campaign Meetings. The first meeting of the County Democratic Fxecutive Coininittec was held at the court house Tuesday. It was quite a lengthy session and a great deal ot business was transacted. The following executive committeemen were present: Hinard Rogers, I.ake View; Tracey H. Fore, Oak l!rove;G. D. Harlow, Maple Mill; J. Vv". llamer, Little Itoek; F. M. Page. Caddys Mill; A. J. Carniioliael, Mt. Calvary; F. Al. Rogers, Fork; S. F. Stephens, ilormuda; It. J. Dew, Latta; ,ias. .Mcl.ellan, Pleasant Hill; 1>. H. Mclnnis, .1 nelson; I) A. M'Cal I*iin, llamer; A. It. Jordan, Dillon. i). S. Allen was elected clerk and treasurer to succeed J. Far! Hot hen, v. ho is in Washington preparing Hi.-iv was some discussion as to whether tin- .. 11?1 itc.i and treasurer s*i? uUi lie required t.) run in the primary this summer, l?ul 'as they had l?t*??li appointed for the lull term of four years and had served only two the two years representing the unexpired terms of the former auditor <ind treasurer?the committee held that these officers' terms did not ex p.re uuiil l!tl!o and their names will not he placed on the ticket. The following assessments were levied on candidates: Senate $20o; House of itepresentatives $175.00; I'rohate Judge $175.00; Commission ers 5o.oo. This does not mean tha each candidate for the otlices named above will he assessed these . mints, hot the amount assessed ; gainst each oft tee will he divided between the whole number of candidates lor that office. Mmri?s will close at 1- o'clock noon July 15th, and the following will l>e tin. it i rw. **. .. I' !>? ....... paign party: Fork Saturday, August 2rd; ( vtddys Mill Friday, August llith; Lake View Saturday, August 17th; Minturn?Tuesday, August 2Uth, Oak drove Wednesday, August 21; Little Lock - Thursday, August 22; Latta Frid'.ty, August 22rd; Dillon Saturday, August 2 1th. The Inllowing managers of elertion were appointed: Maple Mill- F. 15. Bruce, 15. T. M Lain. Thomas Mel'hatter. Mt. t'ahaiy 10. IV Wiggins, T. .1 Walker, J. 11. Moody Oak drove- J. Kirh Hayes, .1. S. Fair, .Ino. C. Hayes. Little Koek M S. llritt, L. A. Manning. I >. W. Uethea. Caddys Mill ('lias, tiihson, ('. 11. \rnette, Caddy Carinichuel. Bermuda L. L Stephen.-. T. T. Moodx, ('. C. MeKen/.ie. Latta T. .1. liars, lOrnesi I'arhain. Clyde S Itethea. .ludsou Dunk MeLaurin, .1. 10. Norton. J. A. 10. ('ot t i neh:i i.i llnnier Daniel Melniliie. Watson Mo|)aniel. \V. S. (''.imphell. Pleasant Hill II. V. Moody. .1 Marion (>li\?r. I?. l?. McDonald. Lake View John Un^uins, t'liarlit lla\os. K. P. Horn. Fork Oliver Fartnichael, I.. K. P.ethca, l> A. Mi-ljui'i'ii Kemper Porker ;# !?!. Man :<-i, 11 ay. s, W T MimkI) Floydah- I. K linuers. J. li iSorry. W S. Floyd. Dillon 15. A Harrelson. *1". S. Ciilihouru. t". S. Herring. ('entervillo II. N. fonsar, D. S. W \\ Pnrhnm. Vol inn under I ho Australian sys torn, as provided hy law. will !> in animated at Hillon, Latin and Lake Yaw, and booths will be erected at these places. I'lie colli III:!' ee will hold another meet i n it about the first Monday in August tor the purpose of revising and purtrinji the enrollment books. \ ?Uinn < III W I'll. Mr. ;iii?l Mrs. .Pis. W. llainer tur\ * <tnnoiini'ftl tin- approaching marriage n| their daughter. Miss laira-Deane. tu Mr lliiustiin Manning. The happ> even! will tiiic? place iii thi' beautiful lluiiier residence near Little llm k iit rivi' u'l'lurk in tIn- aftornooii a J u ii<* Uotli Tin' marriage will In* ;i social iM>ni ill' stall*-wiili* interest ;is ih VI HI 111; couple Iiii \ I* legions i?f Irii'tnls t li I'm: t: In > lit lln- -1 ; t as u? II II 'III I'Hll til > \ < ";?|-?I of Thank*.. Kditui riif I iilion 11Ii| l'li'MS" allow iiii- In tliiink iIh- good people ol I>i 111 i i a ili.ii kindnos? in helping to inaki- ilio Missionary t'onferencc sin h a ploasani anil pro titnble oi'rasion. Tin' delegates iiiol visitors Ir.iil a sploniliil tini**, ;inil so tliil we It was a nr. ;,I occasion. 1 >i 1 Ion's hospitality was nnlioiini|i<il am! tin" lailii's wont away with kindest feelings toward tin* entire coiiitnunity. o Miss May Dewese Farm, who has been the guest of Mrs. Max Fass. left for Baltimore Tuesday night INTERESTING NEWS . FROM oVER THERE ii tiiinos not ( ovi:iii:u in oi-i i- ' < iai, l?isi?.\t<'hkh. 11 Serin's it t it I I iifiilt'iil?. .\linic Kiiiilc ' ! '? ? ?ii i Thiii Tell What i In* Stilw ilii-is Air I p .\^iiin?(. I lie first cyi'\vilin'.<is pillule of 111 - , (lorman drive, h\ ;t participant in ;> ilw finlitinu, 11j?^ reached the world \ in <)tttiw;t. III. "It's tlio storx ol ;t soldiei ;t!i American ollieer i.i tin* thick o| tin , hstllle. Ih is First Lieutenant lies wi ll T I'ettit, n cently transferred .mm tin' III it isli luodieal < ' rns in tin Aim-rii-itM ?'\|M'tliu<>ii2ir> 11 !i is t;ii 11 i 11 a lott r written it. ins l.iiIn r. I >r. J. \V. !' I, 111 < >t tawa. ( Although he s-< w only a nail part ( o: the battle which rcsulti n the retreat of tin- tilth British ; iy at S' (.^iicniiii. Lieutenant I'etL uccouni thrills with the stress ol o. of tin i greatest conflicts ol world history, as the h'tter was written iiii'iindhrtc1\ al'ter he had left tin- l.i.ng Inn ami is not confused with ; ter-ini ; re. lyns. The letter folio as: Lear Father- Now that i he show ' i - over for me for the time h- mg, ami I have time to breathe and shop and ..i write, I'll try atid nil vi.u 'about the battle. Mi-fore jo:i i 'cei\o i his vim will have had the w hole s ory lion, the papers, hut I I.now I you wili be interested i'i km w in;* " ..hat 1 <lii| in the affair. uf course the things i saw were | hui an iitI initestni.il part ot a a ran 1 tic whole a lid it would b initios, i bio for me to give a correct descrip j t ion of the battle. And as 1 write It his. 1 do it w ith no?know ledge whatI soever of what has been going on '.even a few miles from inc. 1 hove not seen a paper su eight I nays; i nave received no mail ami i tin- only information wo have receivio.l has been by word of mouth, and ; most of w hat wo ha*,e must be wild rumors. For example: Tin* French ?' ' have advanrod ltd miles at Verdun. !th'- Americans have taken Ostein), 1' laud are on their way to Zeebrugyre. | ami a m eat na\al battle has been 1 I louglit in the North sea. All 1 know is that on this part of the front the (lerinans atUieked us in ic verw helming numbers, in plac-s ten divisions to our one; that thov , Isuftered terrible losses, but filially jbt.ike t iirounh cuii lines of defense, on. at lei another, and lighting for II lie most pari, a rear g.tatcl aelion , < i.a\e retited about 1 miles in u . - . i .imil' 1 ilie. For a week b. .ore i he hattle tarted \.?- had been expecting it; we " we. e ready to u. i-.e on f>U minutes' noli.-.- 1 had he. a out with couiliat tint as well as medical officers c.n t.iuis of reeoni tiisunee, definite met hods of evacuation of the wotindud i.tul h. en wo; !;.<1 . tit, and our ' plans oi counter attack been n ad?* Afl.r four or 1 i days ot waiting, j i he i-torm linaliy looke. Tie. I * .... I -e l .. . " a hi.. Maelt J1 wiili the Ix-.tv ie.-t ' I rI ii SJ I ha V I I \IT III'!. I'll ".Stillul III." Was Solllllled. W ? tur.It'll III!*, ' dressed. ami Ii i! ail (.*111 equipment |ia< kxii i:i :;u in it! mi es. Then we sal 1 down anil waited lor orders to move. The If.irraKc kepi us t on! inuously. Mi;ii'iimrs h? av iet* ami then of less intensity. soiiiftiiiH-s it seenx <1 to I e in tlx- north of ti- anil tlx-n -inlilxnl;. *' l: switched to tlx* south. v I'lir balloons \vxr> tip a soon as v :i w as lialt! ami i In- airplanes w. i I I ti/./itif: ov? r ??ur heads Tlx- ^muml ' ixist rirailu.iliy fli at'i-tl ami tlx' tier . ?* i:i lis put a half o shrapnel on mil 1 r.tup and we took rover, lint three i men were hit. W'ltj is it a fellow a' 1 ways feels safer with a root ovet his ; head, even if he knows bullets ami * shrapnel and pieces of shell will ko through hoards ami corrugated iron .in t like papei " i iiur orders to move finally came u ami we inarched oft to the brigade v a'-ettthly point several miles awav i In a In trie wood there was a battery t ol Iteav > artillery- and slx-lis were e dropping in there two m three to a niiintte, and it was heavy stuff.too Sometimes t!:? y overshot tlx- lii.: ' wood and shells vvefe html nr.* neat - wnere m\ nniaiii' iiuii is asscmii > point \> wt' approached our litth ; ci)|i<ir we could make nil lllis oil! ' ! rum sonic distance awa> anil ii wasn't a pl? usual sensation to l"? \? e were inan hiti^ straight into it All the liattalions arrived ..ml in t. i.. little cmisc there lulls! ha\e he< I a! least 2,mMI men. What a ehanee i! . the ('.eruians onlv knew' Hut the , shells continued to drop in front of us and on i ithet side, hut none land ed ainoiii; us, and titter waiting tie r ' foi three hours, experttr.j; to !? ' hlown to hits anv second. we fin&llv i moved forward. Just ;is we left tin ( i t Coutll.u* ll oil Ptlte S | IH/.I.on (,oi s ??\ 1:1; n n\ l?Hf Than Umilili's < Ijimtn ill I'llsli anil I'lcd.-ic--. I > i 1 11 lisis ilono lit-rs.-l' |>i??n?i ,:i in- |{I'll i'ioss lampaien Tin- rutin ;'s quota w .I.-- only $tionij, |?ut ilia! | mount is inoro tluin <loul>l? <1 Tlx urross Ol tli<> nmpai^ii is ilno to tli> litirinc I'lforts o| tin* sovi'tal train ;i|it tin- ami tlnir assistants who \ orki'il fuitht 111 i > throitehnut tlx l-'ollowine i.- i statonom ol I- i 'turns up to Saturn.iy. .lutir a.- show ii hy tin* t still miplains l. Win - It r ami W II Mullii ash I'olli'i'tiil $ Till Ii'ilfs ui'il ". 1 v.Vint *' Total > : V 11. int. is I'as am! V.' t' Mu.n . li i-ol 11 t i| > v o s z o ilei - si*, uii ii j no la-ity hoi.ti. -ohi as ?; *i. a To-.. i * ipi.: . | I \ .? * i i * I > - .111! I I. \'.| . || ;. -ii i-olli-i w i| j 17 n dm - V...-UH- 1 1.1 V. ( 'i < !; ! _ $ 1 J'> 1 ."< ; I' i .11 in't and .1 I; (;: Iimiii , ;i--li fol!ci-ii-i| - 7*. , !< ik-i's in. it ^ nu Total v ;?" 7." ' I i.. ?"nil III". 11 it In ' . -!i i-?*i!? !< ii . i. it-..-! ii .1 i II!i h ! !< ij 1 'iM- ,\i i! 1 V 11. .l.si ript n i.r- i li il^i it ; ml 111? ri ,im ii ii1. IJi-il i Tos- i Itiillv i ...... .... i 11?? riiaptcr. m iiuiiti'd, i-a.*-!! i-iillfftoil ._ $:;,i>i.n.i'i. i stiinnU'd pU-di:- i > :- si-fiii?.1 snii.hi. ili.MMI.Hl) ?; iiin<; Total > 1 : I 1 . 2 1 I l?<-?'a|iil ii In i ion: a s )i Dillon (*H?? f?t fJ.TTT 7 >h l.iltlii rh.lp i< r _ ::.o????.uy 'umIk*'!8 Dillon chajitw ti,. "?h 'lt'iljzrs i.all.i i viMt.iin . ? j? i ,:: ' A. 11. JdliliAX, <' lia 11111a n i ?\i? iKH. um:s van moody. ! <_ Mil it-ii I v.. Dot* Thai Hail ll^ilrn{iliobia. ;uu.i . 1.1.t< i pn.st J. il Mnmiy, ol I" i 1.. ... in I u 11.i < i h Tliurh?li.> a nli Iii ? in , I ? soil, Alton, ain-i! In yoal's. ii llifii Li'\ iii .'o.nnibia in I'in.-ult a iii-i i.n liNiliopliiiliia \; i Aiiuiily was \t'i\ lu'.n Ii unit..i i.n in!.i an inti-rnstint: .-|i>r\ ?.! lint < in s:p- .1. Iii.s iioipiibnrliotid !l< , ;.:<1 that ..Ixmi ii\# wnt-Us aao a huh , i \ ; r- i t?-?1 !li> Ill-Ill lie: . Villi .M I n , \ - Imii.i 111?i moraiap <-arl\ and Ul;<p<d mi and lul Mi Aiiii .lj - ituj; ii <Ui' : i.11? liii- dop .-liiiu? ii -ipn.? ; ; h > J i'< > { i m > In it. and hit Mi Van :?>? ?:> laavint: ihi-n- In wont on >' a iii-iphnmrT liuusn. Mi Milli-r. . tin it t>it lu.< two eliililn a li i.- Mippost-d that la- hit iiiiot lit't i':. and Imp iii thi- m-iphbiirliond v.i* w a \ . til' .i H Mondj hi iiimht a ,01: ;:u.1. the ni-iphhorlinnd and soon 11? i pi-tlitip it lioiin- tin In a ib- , i 111 n"iI -naupo .-ai.-iij-. wln ii. at lii.-t j Ii' .1 It Mood\ did 11? t undi i>laiid , In- hop v.;i:- a |n-f. and ||t> two Mill- , -ti-d ( a a.i<l iwi-lvi-. wii.- play 11. p it/Uiil ami wi-ri' bitton b> tin- am ual Mi Mood> w-.ilki il up and (In iop .-iiiippi d at I11111. bitmp Innt on In- t. 1: i_ 1 x Filially, two day- iutii. , hi- hop had a iit anil ilii d Mi , iii an' \ 1 alli-d in his t atn il> 1 1?> - . hid. I't Sihomltl. and war ailvi.-i-d , o flit tin* Imp's Iii-.mI nil and laki: .0 1 olui-ib a. wlurli In- did Thin > | la> \ onmL- I I.lii-ad ol 11n hop | ta- -out to roltrmbia and > In spi-o nli.-is jid\isod prompt t r?-at 1111 lit aln-\ toiind uniu 1-1 aUiildo -> mpto - , if li vil I nphubiu W ith tin- .ul\u \ 11 Mii(nl\ ?j< < i?i > I it l.i ?t iii?t wait .ml iak?> i liiiiu1 , s ami \M iil I" < 'uhiintiia as ? I;it. ; .Ik?\i !Ii* > ,i iiaiil v.mkiiiL. !i.1.1. ini h.- ii i rii'iiil- I'lipi tluit . .1, Hi . .! | l.i-fai; hi:;. . Mi! . ? : w (. * <?!' \ at < .ailii\ * W i. i m iiiuhala. \ i i' i liairim ii ! :." i.n:it\ I; -iI <'n>-> i t ! . \ i-lil In C *;:<S11 \ M .11 la I \ U .iiaI <>iuaiii/i it alii > In' r it it x i 1 i\ in :!,. rnur.lt Tin- oft mors ?>t ii. i:i w auiili.irv '.iii Mis .lait.i'. Vila us. i hairiuan. Mis IS S Hop is. \ u-c i hairiuai:; Miss 1 .? >! r lion , i s. tr??asnr?-r. Miss Nora lC?<r?is. < cr < tavj [DLL OF SUBMARINES REDUCED 10 350 LIVES i i11 ? it\ hi < oi.t miu - *>\i i. IN I'OICT A '?rU ill *?ul?^ ;t l ailillr a-j Vi I iiiii|????*! m Wat >liip I nrn|M- 11<'1111?I \\ .!- "Nil Ilk . ' n\ ll'lii. .iii... i 1 ill- iiii.-mmi aili toil i'ni.i i.'in..in -iilniiai i itl.-Ilill. Oil ill'- Allli-ll. all Mi;' <>: H.? U.antio until, v Ho hisA 1" ?!;: \ ^ \x .t <!u.i-i: niiiax in |.\\i-t than lllli A i i I|m 1.1 ll< 111. ^ "i ' l-UIVIXMt I i -.l-f-IIV -:i itilisll |. t'iltol I..I i ill- ,\i w \ ork I'ni .-i lliro 1 mi* t -\\ " : . I ??I.. ! I. j-? I" -Oil .I. ,;ic < < -U II' I 111 I I 11 III I : . - ' l l p II . ! I in-1 V. I.o" I t I . i I . I V -I < i -1111 -, I >.. i! hi ;iiiii;.ii I.iii- . . i i : \ c! ... . n Mianti< -i.il In ;ijg ing Mi'.clj ti< i I.yia?! i- \ . i,iiilM-rinu 1 >7. \vli?> li: 1 leeii ll r. I. tl- II -issillg. ,\lso Sit At tit it jk it . i ; . v <i "- :> -ainsli; p reman v.iin i - . ,i iit^ w ni tin iihkeii -? n- a i Jacoli Haskell In- I Iii\i-i |, -i i i ki!i. a I? .| ,M*.i i? n-i j-iaa ii- a.-! iiai... . p. \\ it I _'o" ;>|.|? . 11 n . M-.itiian ali??. i'!. tin- .-tear. 11:p ! )?u*i In-.-'or n: i hi- . halH.- an-! 1 -'a !l ;c.ll 1 . .1 pali.v . ;.!I I ! - ' j. 111 - ! -i 1111. ii 'in. , -1 -111 a i . ; "it . : ia in. . ' . in ' 1 a. I I Ii- - i- 11 an.. > !( -d toi. in addi . a it I la ap-lii..! i .i. sing. onlv h?- i i vv, \a< i :.i:..il??-r unknown nr--, ni tla- -chnnm-r Saiuinl W lai ha v. a\ . oi Boston. v\ i.il?- tin- muni i v ha. ! -i. I..: (1 1 v the ,i[i[i--;i|ii;i' c (it tlf ? IH -11; > linn i on ili!.- side ni the .Miami" , in tad stood out ioda> that ill hough it has h<-(-n in Anieiieun watts |o days. l's .-incess from a tniliaiv point (-: view hits been negligi;K No ti-.ii.sport or ship hound Mtn war .-applies for Kurop< lias ?<n sunk lie- :?"?t;il tonnage known o have In - i. desttoyed amounts to -oinet hitig mi! L'M.tiuo tons gross, all oiistwise ship-, seven ol them sailt:g \ essi-Is I l.e long ?-\p -cted arrival oi lleraan aimed submarines to American . .iters has i<sull<<l in the desstruc ion <>1 iit 1< ast 1" \ essels Myiiic the still's iiiid Stripes. ;?eeoi dint- to re torts irons various port.- alona 111 io.'tli Attain ;< seahoni <1. Tin- attacks <: made by two siipcriucrsibN'S :.<! .oosl ot tin- vessels wore hmnhed oil' to t!i l?ot 1 <?t.i lust Sunday. '' 1 o..ii 11 is known 111 itt 1 wo of tin . w ere destroyed prior to May -o t;i] ; s ki.own tln-ii ha !(' : . ss of life. 'iiit interest today centered up I t. e l.ite lit till- JJtl passe 11 i! < 1- it II < I ot l :.< men o| the v.onn ion a: olit a ot tin New ^ oil; d t Vrin It ico li.e The 1 iin t w ...i' icki (1 sat: !.. 1.1tht when within . ! S;i:.?1;. Id k?1< a in! ihuir i n- 1 >?-( n In nrd <ince lit r | S. t 1. Wile picked 'J p. !e i iwners assume sin is lost. The crew el | .issi tiLi-: - in small (mats. wit. ipo.'od Idle- i rut to sea. Ill-nil (1 .. i. coiist uiiiird i utters were on their .i < to pn !; u] 11 - 'iv iv oi> I'mm tin- Trenches. > la nth' At hotm liny call it death. \nd sit and weep In-cause tln-y think 1'heir sons In 111v ( 1 are - am. \||<1 they it re left a lone I'o ini'tii n t hen dead. iVhile we. ;.(loss ill- trelli lies' lop ll-.ive leaped to life and lind k\ < ' ;t\ > inn n i' I'lit- i ;ip- ..in: Monti am! ?1:1 * ?i _ i*i11!> 1>:iU let <'. a m! \ : at host < ! u . \!l eaper, Iia|>|i> ami aliv. \ir |?irs.siiip onuaid iii a coal l\'e <1 i tn 1> mi. m duly. henuty. !.n\i- 'and 111? . which calls us nil l'i> tasks inori plorinus than IV e could ;.<hic\e in.dst stress \iid siiu in and k of <*au:ion sii:ol;? Hark' Von can In at us calliop Kroiu each to e.?ch a preotinp \ \v< n i et i oil ) adi and i -* w li iie t oe Krii lids' 1- i Ins all to di-atli " U h> sliouId i i \ i-r fear I'.i- passu.i. tl.rouph .i shadow !\ Inch hut seems . iiioinent's shock \s tluciah wi had hut low d our in ads I n ; a s :': lain d> ior\va> so ill.- oil' . all and found oil I sel \ e. \ lit I h' Id li ! d h\ t In lipht 11:i 11 - !r -in 1 li-.iv? n'.< <1 ;i\ ? n l ' You I i'??" \ud > <>ii ' < u i 1;..! v > :ir? I" i in?! ?-11 niIn :, and '.i | i??\ Tlx n- I.- no ili-.tt !i' \! A IJ Y I.!.(>\ D Y M CONNKLI. \ < < 11 v tlx- -tudixts ;i5 homo In I In- suninx r \ ;> it 1 i < n an- Missis i;lixlys Smith. Win!'.nop: Margaro*. Klliott, ('aim rsi-. A lire* David, Sali-in rollogo; Ka\mond Kvans, I'nivorsity of South Carolina; Douglas Blizzard, Kut'inan I'niversity r::v i i: < i \ nmi. i i._ *?;?miI\ Kim: |Iiu\ii:<iI \\ liile "?v\ imuiiiiU tt: !'? ? In-. . i i ' : k i i ii1 i<Ml of ..11 i > ti?i 'In si-.imiii Siiini'lay ' 'Mii;. "In I, Sit m! i Hlitl. ii vl\i? i : >' iii nil) hut. u.i Miouiiiil ??t ;i i'1 Mil iji-t v. it I li - ?'?miiiiM? Itiiiltt* - .. i? ' Iiui i nv. i . 11: !_ n>?: it . t v ?! v. 11 K li IS . 'Mii' Mi S.n ;i t. is i i 11 . ; \isii i??:i V? i*. ;:ii; piui'e ..i.i .1 in I . i . HI . : in .- ii* in t?S? ? i \ it u I- I III- rllsf nil> II. "!II i.IIV- .II tin -? * in 111 ii ii 11 \ .II liiKe . ii 'ii.- I i \? i Siitunliiy .ilter; t <i . i miii ^ 1. rill i i.M . :? mi 1 ' > - . i J*. I llll.i J- \\?M' tlilil.ll.i, . ', 111 111 i. . . i- I 1.11-t ll I' ill . t ; . .1.- . in .. 1' : i ii< lock u In ii > - .\ ! I i M 11V. I' til tin- 11 1 I " i . it' . \ . ; riiiiuUv . . le-n j. .1 !.< s iv "r 'I.i alter toy.- \> t III swim miliar i ii.- i : cm - 'i ; i-haiL'tici! 1' i?-1 ?J ii" In-.it ml il (1 not wait i (-il I 111 ; 111111 ? < I alio ilie 11 v * i - III I'll .1 '(i e \est 11 i Iiisi 1! of no ,\i i In- lanae-iH t lit "'. i ay? \v? t'( l.iklli). lout. sWIlf i >1 s I'll ti . :.i. tlii ou nji [it 111 III ; (' 1111 ?\ I licli., tile ' I.- my - Id iiiw i!i i l.i h ;t<! They ...i |.j .ii-.i-u- -i \i :y .a; In lore ' i.i .i . i. .ii. i . ' i: i ; in ip hut !.- l-i . Iin\ i i lit-' -evititl >:?1'ti ^ ... ;u . i >t: 11i i.nt -unit hack lc I'liey j 11111 {i -11 out on i .. i. l i il l. it . I .i l. '.ii u hot e . - i.ii . 11 uttM. is:: It. the a i; '. \ i n it ii i iiu \... t ley nt 11 red Ititii .. |toil* bill i ii?- >'<itlll{! fellow WHS n ; lit In ? : ;i.? | .' mid it went .! wti I. hi?- iti .nh n? a! t||. hsinl; 11 il 1 Si - i JJ ti t nt III.- i uliipaltn i;- One i.. tin- in y ran in i:?-11 Ilie>.ei?b in. in ..mi pa\? the alalia l.nt when ..on i- arrived mi trace t.'l t he y ..tiiiji iiisis: f'oultl In lountl i nit .loi.ai:;, v. ho arrived ; ; i i.i Mil.. -hurtly i 11? r (tie youn a.a.i -.veal :?) his ileatlt. t;nl ii.lt> a .ml inllov.i-tl tin- I'tirieiil down sin-aia in a jmint wle ,i- it was broken t > a (iiin Iiti- t!i..t .alii fallen in lie .-i.i-ata ami tite ootlj was recovered I;. nit: lace (low a w a. ti in about it-., nit nt vv.itei. IJritt was ail energetie, industrious i.l iii.iti and In.- untimely death is uieai.y nt Ji!i?i*f-i 1 hy lie- people of the (- 'ini. iin11y in \\ hiel; m lived. He wa? nulled at I'uny hum- Sunday ..111 i I.nnn. tl i ii-i-y .Han hi itatl Accident. a .. i.ason. nil? in tie merchants ii while dtiviuj; with a:- I " I III I (Ml IIII j: eat, lit ihllon t OUU. ai.nui a i. ill abovt x-ilers. had .. . ai i ali-iit a lew ii-....- ..pi), caused ay .i wasiimit in i in road; which aim- ma. in caiisiiij. serious injury . ii in.i.- .# loss nl 1.1 ? i*:- i a.- .1 wiiM.mii in tho road i inn.i mi d luid i n . . ?..?! n. K-iiiiiiii in tin- road i\ i < i In - in.-i i.lias. This ' .1 i'ii i.i th< ii'i u wnii'ii was >ui : in iv if l; .ii.il uiiout ' . i. ?: i" li 11 was hi a 11 k**1> - I. V i II . J. i' i . I it IV! \ 1 11 ii I . 1 . I >1 1 .1 V. I ill t.O.i It nil I i I I IJ l.i !u Mop lu'ii l'i- li's 111i l ,i n. .. I" I . fill lii.irlil.H W??nl ill ' a ,i.-um (lama;:! :i w i. With iiim i in ra i v\ it a ml ,\i i s f i \\ ni.MlIi' itliil I lit :i itnlii. Ail \\ oocli" w,.- 11,row Ii Will. lull < .t?;wi?Sl w uiiisiiM'lu. ii'- sustu'.iiv ii vory I *ii.In) hruisos vhoul tlii' taro a nil ?.d Tin wlioi' party was i 'asiil**r..M.I sll.lr.lli lip. i in i ..' Iitin mii ! m il brolit a . i'~. radiator n-ndi'is. liulins rods ..ad ol la r parts. > tiial K wad to f i . d l.atta in ,i.i s :t.,d put to.j i i o w i : i i . . ; a ml -.v. r.'piiir. ii Ilastui was inld t..> pi npli wiin d ii'-ai i In- had pimo that it li.ul a : in f .vi i sin? ? tin first ho.rvy and no i-ltort lr.nl )> * a tuadi to .ili it in lit is looking into lo^nl as [ '.s ni tin- rasr and will considt-i 11. i ml against Dillon ( onnty i in-- daii.ai-'i s Horry lli-rnid fli had roiidit ion rt tin- roads 1 .. i In :. st.i ?l'l n' I'iIiiii 'I'.i. r \ i < mi. in l-.- i< 11 * i - la\o t>c?n 11:; t k l.:. 11 11? -! ollOIts to k(M |i lip 1 ilf toads. tilli v. ht-n ilt?- isilxM i1- not i\. iWiliIc 111 rn.iil- must suffi't Ni doubt 11?>I t"\ is ? \pt in i>? liip tins.to.? iroutd* \\ < iin told .'> i i.jMiK*.- and Strickland its m . across i.sfk? Sw.mp ia 11 < > i r \ < i !. < t!< iI\ >nipassal>li> tor !> ill,ii. ,i pin \?l.lt? the pooplt <: Mii 111 11.t\ l>? ? n to a p-it ii o\ pmv up M??rr> -no of Sand. i . . \..\ini; ^ | ?t ii i In- Ii 11 >? ii r i or- . ,n> on the Hoi r\ sid? ot :1,? r i \ r It i. n idont t lint I lot . > o.ni;. it,. ,ii w i rso condition 'I. ldllion's therefore it is not fait harm another coiinly with carr l? >n? > and indifference when - <iik1 it inns exist a! home, t Mrs. Allien Clarke of Asheville, N C . spent the week-end in the city at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Smith.