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i ?be 9Utiin frraii f A. B. JORDAN EdJto 'I IMlloa, 8. CU Oct. 10, 1918 8HOILD UK KKJKTl'KD. The kaiser's peace proposals com at the wrong time. If they had com when the Huns were hammering a the gutes of Paris the world migh hare paid some attention to them. I is an intensely selfish spirit tha | moves the kaiser to sue for peace a this time. He sees the western fron crumbling before the terriffic on alaughts of the allied forces and rea lises that it is only a matter of day before the civilian population of hi war-cursed country will rise up am demon d his abdication. It is likely that President Wilsoi will refuse to discuss peace term with the kaiser. The burden of hii messages has been been that the al lies cannot invite the German ntili farr nitrtv tn mpol with tham at lhi peace council table. The military par t: has boon outlawed in the eyes of th< civilized world and to treat with then at a peace conference would be lik< a judge calling a murderer to a sea on the boncli beside hint and asking him how he thought he ought to punished for his crime. The civilian population of German: ?that element of citizenrliip wliici has been ground under the i.oel o autocracy and militarism - Know: that it has behind it the moral sup port of the allied nations and it i: increasing in numbers every day. The. is why I lie kaiser has asked s me o tbo leaders to come in and ad\ ise will him. It is this power that will furc< - the kaiser from his throne and it i; ^ with this element of the Gorman peo I pie that President Wilson and tin other allied leaders will open peac negotiations. The newspapers of America, Franc and England are vigorously opposin] the discussion of peace terms witl the German military party. They ai ejtpi>338 the view as outlined by th president early in the year that th kaiser and his cohorts must not b ?iven a place at the peace counc; table. Theie is an insistent denism that if a peace council is hold it nius be held by the allied nations only an< I after an agreement has been reachet the terms are to be handed over b the kaiser with the "Here they are L . take them or reject them!' The London Times and severa leading French and American paper' go still further and demand that th< 500 arch criminals responsible foi this outrage on civilization, of whict the kaiser is the head, be given :< legal trial and hanged for murder. Willi these facts before us it is ovidci;t that it would be a mistake, tc take the peace talk too seriously. Peace is not so far away, but it must come at tlie point of the bavonet. The surrender of the German military party means extermination and they will fight as lor.g as they are able to keep the kai or on the throne and hold the civilian poukition in cheek. SEPTEMBER 12TI1 REGISTRANTS liist. of Men Ret ween :tl and 4(1 Year Win) Registered on Sept, 12th. 385. IVter McKeller, Dillon No. 4, white. 38G. Daniel H. Hyatt, Dillon, white 387. Walter Barber, Dillon, white. 388. James Uochelle Regan, Dillon, white. 389. Stephen Vernon Lane, Dillon white. 290. Charlie Leon Smith, Florence Box 255, white. 391. Adolphus David Taylor, Dil Ion, wh.te. o;i-. wunar.i r,uwin Moore, union ! white. 393. Lennn A. T.ituin, Dillon, whin 31)4. Simpbon Thadeous Campbelle Dillon No. 4. white. 39 5. William Edward Caldwell Dillon, white 396. .John Patrick Smith, Dillon white. 397. James Daniel Hargrove, Dil Ion, white 398. Benj. Franklin Williams, Dil Ion, white. 399. James Berry Ramsey, Dilloi white. 400. James Monroe Rogers, Dilloi white. 401. Gustavus Charlie Johnsoi Dillon, white. 402. Slinckry George Saleeby, Dil Ion, white. 403. William Spencer Bine, Dilloi No. 1. colored. 404. Henry Brown, Dillon. 405. George McCall, Dillon No. I ..olored 406. Ed. VV. Dingle, Dillon, coloi ed. 407. June Cates, Dillon, colored. 40 8. Gary A. Manning, Dillon, co ored. 409. Walter Purris, Little Hoc No. 1, colored. 410. Joe Howe, Dillon, colored. 411. Billie Mclntyre, Dillon No. colored. 412. Hector Bute, Dillon, colored. 413. Lot Bethna, Dillon No. 1. col m It i !owdI 414. Francis MeCalla Curtis. Dillon - white. r| 415. Charlie Hendrix Herring, Dil_ Ion. white. : 416. Trucey Brumbies. Dillon No.' 2, white. 417. Luien Vandon Hatcher, Gallivants Ferry No. 1. white. I 418. Pamphey Sellers. Dillon, col-' e ored. e 419. John Henry Bethea. Dillon. J I colored. ! t! 420. Floyd Douglas. Dillon, color-j ed. | I 421. JameB Harlee, Little Rock.' *. colored. :tj 422. Rossie Cheek, Little Rock, col t ored. j -j 423. Cleve Fairley, Minturn. color ed- i s! 424. Daniel Marvin Suggs, Dillon,: g white. , 425. Daniel Baker McCormick. Dil Ion, white. | I 426. Donnie Tavlor Dillon No 2.1 1 white. , a s 427. Walter David Hyatte, Dillon i s No. 2, white. jc .| 428. James Clarence McCormick, c Dillon, Box 423. white. J 429. Fore Gasque, Dillon. e white. : t f i 430. Eli Manning Fenegan. Dillon, c 5 white. 11 t! 431. Ira John Murray, Dillon, 'v > white. |8 t' 432. Meely B. Jackson, Latta, while c ;I 433. John Morgan Long, white. j ! 434. Walker James Watson, Dillon, white. je 435. Richard Powers, Dillon, white 0 ' 4 36. I.attie Boyd Fort, Fork, white. J 1 4 37. Morgan Monroe Miller, Dillo:', a f white. ij 438. Henry David Tyl'-r, D-lh>n, 0 . vUite. !e s 489. John Thomas McKne, Dillon I f No. 1, colored. P 440. Hayes Manning, Di'lon No. 2. "! colored. t 1J 441. Robert Hasting, Dillon, o.ior- c - e'.l. sj 44 2. Robert Page, Dillon, colored. o 443. David Wiggins, Fayetteville t ^ No. 6. colored. L> 4 4 4. John Henry Carrol, Little; Rock, colored. g 445. Lounie Moody, Dillon, color-! e |ed. sj 447. Guss Ammons, Dillon, white, i h j 448. Albert Neil Coppedge, Dillon,; 1 white. e 449. Samuel John Salmon, Dillon, ^ e> white. j 0 450. Furman Weathford, Dillon No.. . 1, white. : 451. William David Bute, Dillon,' 1 white. F 'I 452. General Herbert Rocers. Lat-!F i [ ta No. 1, colored. ! ^ ij 453. Willie McNeil, Dillon No. 3. s hi colored. . J 4 54. Ben Alford, Dillon, colored. i 'j 455. Sam Reaves, Dillon, colored. 456. Sitton Jackson, Dillon, color-> II, ; ied- I n 'j 4 57. William Barllett Wheeler. , -jDillon, white. M 458. Luther Bethea, Dillon No. 3,' l colored. L| 459. Wesley Larkins, Dillon, color-' led. |L j 460. Abraham B. Thompson, Dillon. I colored. !* 461. Evans Hayes, Dillon No. 1, (colored. j ' 462. Alton Memory Fowler. Dillon, 'c white. i 4 63. Christopher C. Bailey, Dillon, j,' 1 No. 1, colored. 4 63. Christopher C. Bailey, Dillon, _ ' white. 4 64. William Riley Edge, Dillon, 1' .while. j | 465. Monroe Hamilton. Dillon,;. ; I white. Ij( 1 466. Sam Benie Stokes, Dillon, I white. jd I 4 67. Jno. Ideli Anderson. Dillon,' white. J 468. Joe Yandonie Itackley, Dil-.^ lion, white. I. 469. Jack Simpson, Dillon, white.;. 170. William Jackson Tyler, Dil Ion, white. J j 471. Banj. Marshall P-ince, Dillon, white. j , l 472. Jassie Evans Stevens, Dillon,'' j white. 473. Zeb Vance Hunt, Dillon, Q ' J white. ,g -i 4 74. Leonze Edwards, Dillon, (white. j , j 4 75. Franklin Burroughs Booth, j I Dillon, white. !j a 4 76. Henry Taylor, Dillon, white. ( 477. Sandy Smith, Dillon, white. , 4 7 8. Raymon Morris, Dillon, white. Ii 479. Martin Montcomerv MpPiom ! ? ? ...?...... ( Dillon, white. ic lf 4 80. Luke Sales, Dillon, white. f 481. Jno. Henry Blanton, Dillon, fi . I white. |t 482. Harley W'haley, Dillon, white f I- 4 83. Frank Junius Grey, Dillon,|{ white. i( i( 484. James Byrd, Dillon, white. f 4 85. William Miles D?iler, Dillon, . white. ' |. (Continued on Page Seven.) |( l I TUKAHUllKK'S XOTICK. t H The books for the collection of ( j county, state, poll and road tax will' i '^be opened in my office, October 15.l( and will continue open until the last ( , day of January, 1019, without pen- I 'laity. After said date the following * , j penalties will be added: 1 One per cent January, 1 per cent | (additional in February, 5 per cent;* /additional until the loll) day ofj March when the books will close. The following districts have spec-j. kjial levies for school purposes: No 1 26 Mills__ Pee Dee ^ No. 2 29 Mills __ __ __ Carolina * >. No. 3 31 Mills __ __Harlee! NO. 4 32 Mills __ __Little Bockj l-; Subscribe to The Dillon Herald. ] Ho. 5 30 Mill* .. ? Oakland Wo. 0 S3 Mills ? -- ? Mlnturn Ho. 7 32 Mills ?Zion Wo. 8 38 Mills Dillon Wo. 9 28 Mills Do than Wo. 10 30 Mills New Holly Wo. 11 31 Mills Bingham Wo. 12 31 Mills Kentyre Wo. 13 32 Mills Union Wo. 14 36 Mills Pages Mill Wo. 15 33 Mills Mt. Calvary Wo. 16 33 Mills Kempei Wo. 17 32 Mills Bermuda Wo. 18 28 Mills I! Manning Wo. 19 39 Mills Mt. Andrews Wo. 20 39 Mills Latta Wo. 21 34 Mills Dalchc Wo. 22 38 Mills _~_Oak Grove Wo. 23 30 Mills Hillsboro Wo. 24 30 Mills High Hill Wo. 25 37 Mills.. Pleasant Hill Wo. 26 34 MillB __ J* Fork Wo. 27 32 Mills Temperance Wo. 28 32 Mills Sellers All parties between the ages of 21 tnd 60 years, inclusive, are liable, mless exempted by law, to a poll tax if $1.00, also to a commutation tax >f $2.00 Those who desire to pay their tax's through the mail may expedite natters by dropping the Treasurer a aid asking for the amount of their axes, so as to avoid sending the irrong amount, also stating the townhip or townships (if property is 'wned in more than one) and if posible give school district where prop rty is located. After paying taxes xamine your receipts and see if all our property is co\ered; if not, see bout it at once. All persons writing for ii.formation r asking for receipt to be sent to nclose the return postage, as no rovision is made for this item of exicnse. By following the above suggesions complications and additional osts may be avoided. Any person wishing the amount 1 their taxes will write me not later han December 1st. Yours truly, JNO. R. WATSON, i-26 County Treasurer. NOTICE. Itr.te of South Carolina lounty of Dillon, In the Court of Common Pleas. Jennet (William) Wingate, Plaintiff, V8 id. Williams, Willie Thompson, )avie (Thompson) Stephens, jlyses Thompson, Cussie Thomp on, Finnic Thompson, Amortte Thompson, Sam Sweeney, lenry Sweeney, Foster Williams, ilvina Nance, Margaret Nance, ane Hayes, Graff Nance, Creol lanoe, Money Nance, Zunefa lance Warley. Defendants. Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem Nisi On hearing Ihc affidavit of Joe P. -ane, attorney for Plaintiff herein, nd it appearing to my satisfaction uit tko defendants Finne Thompson, assie Tl'.o npson, Amorette Thompan are infants and reside at Lumber>n North Carolina, and that Henry weeney is an infant whose place of >side^ice is not known and that the mnmons and complaint in this action as been duly served on all these inmts by publication and none of tl*em or any one for them has appeared t said action and asked for the apointnient of Guardian ad litem, and appearing to my satisfaction that olm C. Betliea, Esq., is a suitable ud competent iierson to act as Guarian ad litem. It is hereby ordered that John C. lethea, Esq., be and he is herey appointed guardian ad litem nr the above named infant efendants and commanded by iiid action; unless said defendants or ome one in their behalf shall appear t said action and have some soitble person appointed ad litem of aid infants within twenty days from he service of a copy of this order upn said defendants, that said order hall be serwd upon defendants in he following manner towit: By publication thereof in the Dilon Herald, a newspaper published at fillon, S. C., which is hereby desiglated as most likely to give notioo o said defendants once a week for our weeks and that on or before he date <>f the last publication there?f plaintiff do deposit in the Post Ofice at Dillon, S. C., one copy hereol iecurely inclosed in an envelope for ach of said defendants and address>d to each of the said defendants in iccordance with the kist known place >f residence of each of them when esidence is known a8 set forth in the iffidavit and that the first publiea ion of said order be made within hirty days from the date thereof. Provided however that tho Plainiff at her option may have said orler served on the infants by deliverng copies thereof personally to eacl >f them outsuk? of the State of Soutli Carolina, and that said order when sc lersonally served shall have the sam? ffeet as complained publication and .tailing thereof. At Dillon. S. C., 26 day of Septem >er, 1918. A. B. JORDAN, Master of Dillon County. I hereby certify that the foregoing a a true copy of the order appoint ;tg Guardian ad litem nisi in th< tit it led action now on file in my of ice. JOHN C. BETHEA, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas of Dillon Co 0-3-4t. Ivi S 3 o H-S ? I k, s OH I a5 ^ o k,^b I o OS >-y 8 ?3*3 ?lgH CJ 8 Q hH I a:? PH I N^i sg? ^ I lT -Si 1 I en <3 Pi I 0| ? I N 3 O j Q :! ? o 1 CO :! z w JC H ; < i BUSINESS LOCALS. ! WANTED ? Experienced Tobacco growers to buy boat tobacco landi In the South, In Now Bright Tobacco District. Unlimited opportunities. D. A. Carter and Co., Haalehurst, Ga.?9-19-4t. WANTED ? Men to cut wood on I halves. Wood near Dillon and con venient to reach. Joe P. Lane.? 9-28. THE CUMBERLAND GENERAL Hospital of Fayetteville, North I Caroline offers to young ladies between the ages of eighteen and i thirty five tlae following course o! I training for nurses, three years practical and theoretical work which prepares for state board examinations. For further information address Supt. of Nurses, Cumberland General Hospital, FayetteIj ville, N. C.?10-5-6t. FINE UNIMPROVED TOBACCO farm. Five hundred acnes level land. One mile of railroad station. Fourteen miles north of-Columbia, S. C. $30.00 an acre. Terms. J. B. Doty.l0-3-2tp. FOR SALE? One four cylender Buick auto. Good as new, extra tire, top has never been let down nor curtains ever put up. Apply to F. Watkins, Dillon, S. C.?10-3-2t. X | FOR SALE?Small Overland Touring car practically new.?J. H. McLauj rin, ?ltp. GOOD MILK COW?Fresh in milk, for sale. Apply to Mrs. J. R. Reaves, Latta, S. C.?10-10 2t. FOR SALE?A few bushels of Abruzai rye. A. J. Carmichao!, Route 2, Dillon.?10-11. FOR SALE?Two Jersey cows fresh. Also three well broke young mules, for about one-half of what they would cost you at stables. C. E. Taylor, Fork.?10-102tp. I NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. Tract No. 1 and 5 known as Fore Rowell, Amelia Carmichael lands. This is to notify all persons that I forbid them to hunt, fish, cut timber or wood or in any way trespass on there lands. 10-9-3t. J. C. ALFORD. No Worms in a Healthy Child All children troubled with worm* have an unhealthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as a rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance. GROVE S TASTELESS chiU TONIC given regularly for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, improve the digestion, and act as a General Strengthening Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be in perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bottle. 1 Ladies F Black, Tan, Chocolate, C of the Irving Drew mafc heel and latest style toes the highest class shoes i market. FOR CLASSY SF L. Cot . 1 THE FRANKLI 1 THE ECO ( 20 to 30 Miles to the S 1000 Miles to Gallon j| Light Weight?228( ( No Water?Air Coc C Elegant in Detail E These cars are hard to M Best car on the market i I L. Cot I Ai | DILLON, SOU CREDITOR'S NOTICE. HtTtaf qualified as adnhflatntDr of the estate of T. B. Hayes, deceased, notice Is given that all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make payment to tte undersigned and all persons holding - ^ claims against said estate are hereby requested to present same duly authenticated within the time provided by law or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. MRS. N. WALKER HAYB8. 10-9-3t Executrix. ('KKMTOR'S SOTIPK ( Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Alford 1 Nance, deceased, notice is given that all persons indebted to raid estate are hereby requested to make payment ' to the undersigned and all persons holding claims against said estate are ' hereby requested to present same duly authenticated within the time provid' ed by law or this notice will be 1 plead in bar of thoir recovery. L. M. OLIVER, Administrator, 10-9-31 Marretla, N. C. I Grove's Tastelea* chill Tealc restores vitality sad energy by petrifying sod enriching the blood. Yon can soon feel Its Strengthening. Invigorating Effect. Price 80c. Wood's Seedi 1 Crimson Clover Increases crop production, improves the land and makes an excellent grazing and forage crop. WOOD'S FALL CATALOG Just Issued Tells All About Crimson Clover, Alfalfa, F ulghum Oats, Abbruzzi Rye sad al other I Farm and Garden Seeds pai v dj-aa m I? ? - w WW Catalog mailed free. Write for it, and prices of any Seeds required. T.W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen - Ridunead, Va. The Strong Withstand the Heat of Summer Better Than the Weak Old people who are feeble and younger people who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to Co through the depressing heat of summer by taking GROVES TASTELESS chlllTONIC. It par ides and enriches the blood and builds up ths whole system. You can soon feel Its Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. 60c. MSiVneSAWM raw m ine Shoes I - :^rr Of iray and Pearl Vici Shoes B e. High, low, and medium 9 i. 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