The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 29, 1915, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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E. V MeDowelt S
*)&, jti
I ' 1 1 1 > j i 1 1 c 1 1 every Frlda.v nt I H ?J ? No.
ilroud Street, and entered ail t 1m* C?m
? l?*n iiMMflco it s s?-< tiini < in-., niiiil mut
ter. Price jut annum $1,00.
We II !'<? Kind to rtM/wlVt) "OJllUllllliCtt'
tluiiH of ii I'i'xi m< ?iiii l?l<* lentil', hut an
i it tj ?? >r t it >i t condition of rtieir public#
(ton Is that liny hIiii 1 1 In nil ciihch he
accompanied b> tfao full name and
??x >i < * ( address of the K*f*n)*?|*. obitn
a il?'?. rcxolutloiiH o t i i, ii ml church
not I^i'h will not In* churned for. Mai
1 1 'I'm of puroly a pcrnonal mtufi* will
hi* charged for ai i In* rato of live cents
a line. U'lil Uf, or patent mcdlcliic
. i 1 1 \ I'll j - 1 ? 1 1 1 < ' 1 1 1 ' < will not lie accepted at
anj price. IIhM'h for ? I iKpla .v adver
it-dug made Known on appllcflt Ion.
Camden, S, October 'ill, I !# 1 5.
\l\lii; IT A NATION .VI. (KISAI)i;.
?
i the of (he f'hh'jfjln | u 1 1 m ? r-- 1 1 ii - lilt
i r ) t <> n an exposure anil rf.i'oPiM dial
ought lo he , s| iii'i 1 1 |y i ? >n \ i ' r 1 1 'i I Into a
national crusade. It i . cnlii.led . "I 'se
less l.iiws lulviug I ? i" Lawlessness."
II i1<*n l?!* with tin- appalling liiirvabc
in arrests in -American cities, and also
rural cooiuuuili les, due to statute and
ordinances thai arc 1 1 1 < * result of re
form I'l'llZl'll | ?| ?|l ?.
We luiasl of heiug a f ret* people, self
l/oVel'lied and "" llial. \il we make
more Interference with the liberties of
Ihi- people than any other counlr.v on
earth, and we have a record of more
arrests and more men who have been
compelled to look through the steel
lull's of jails. . And we endure It with
out protest. Mosl of the. laws under
w hich these appalling arrests are made
arc the fulininnl i?>us of hall' diseased
brains, men and women crazy with (lie
idea of making ofhers conform to their
standards of morals or even living.
We see legislature after legislature
piling oil these .useless laws, ami most
of us have hecome so cowardly that
we are afraid lo protest - some for
fear of helng called unprogrcsslve If
we do not full into line wltdi each new
theory of tin' social reformers.
Those who by reason of balanced
Junius ouglit to be iiillucntial at the
ds are apathetic, disgusted with tin*
whole "uame" or merely cowardly Mind
often they do ndt want their money
making processes interfered with- and
so it Is that we have our statutes clog
ge< I with laws that do not represent
public sentiment or opinion, laws thai
make criminals of thousands of A inert -
.''litis and pul on the si ii iu of arrest
and imprisonment. l'vonlng Times.
<Vdar Itaphls, la.
TI1K TIKI) TlfiERK
The sentences Imposed upon the eon
'essed or convicted liquor dealers by
? I udge Mei ii lei Smith. In the court of
general sessions, are unusually Ingeni
ous. ami should prove very effective
')? their operation.* The immediate
penally of a lerate line Is supple
merited liy :i suspended sentence of a
term of months in penal service of the
county, upon the mere satisfaction l>.\
the court, of its own impilry, that the
individual has returned to the em
ployment which brought him, in Die
tirs I instance, before the court. That
does not. mean that conviction must
lie made hy the recognized legal pro
cess and in the usual manner, hut only
thai the court shall saMsfv itself of
the state of the case. There can he
no dispute of the court's liuding of its
own satisfaction, nor any definition of
what shall constitute its persuasion.
The ordinary subterfuges will not avail
against t his frank I v arbitrary met hod
of confirming guilt. ami it is no un
likely prospect thai tin' remarkable
exhibit will he given of I'harleslon
timers. hitherto enjoying imiuunitv
if the operation of the law against
hardling liipior. actually rendering
-cr\ ice mi the chain lmiiu for
lhl.U* ? ? - ? -
'??s Manning'*. campaign against
?"-'??'I ti.uli-- iPI I ii| uoV in I'hai'les
1 ' ' 1 .' ? 1 In. 1 1. e urreat fruit thus.
f*t i', part hula rl.\ i? 1 1??* co-o|>erath>u li
litis hud from the of IocmI -
(fit. It Uv W.0 {II!!', fit In- 1.
Oiiriv ,-ijnit .i tywurU 'i" t 'i j T' ' i ' ? 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1
of I Im ? slalnles that hit VI' Oil I ."111* boon
dolled with I uipiiiiil and oojileiujit for
v\ ii l< 'It has been mi I|m' but Com of iiMicIi
of till* < ? v 1.1 II I H XI whli'li Wit lilt VI' ei 'file
ill (Ills i'oiiiiilllliil >v? I 'harleMon I'u.l.
N|ml> 'I lie !?; v iil? ii? t*.
"Tho .VlliL'lUa'ji people mxiM acquire
tin- IimIiIi of looking iiitn the evidence."
'0 1 i < I I'r.^hlciil A II 1 1 1 1 r T, Miidlo.\ of
Villi- In Ids litiifMuiiilloii ?M*riii<iii id
\Voolse> hull.
. ''We IUU>I -hHi htiylUK l)W' lt?'WK)?jl|/MM>
lhil( tells w I ill I We wlwll WUh ll'Uf MIKt
bus I ? m ? ohi' MM tolirt what l?-ii 1 1 > )m.
vs ? ? iiii|.vi K'fijw to ropea i unproved
.'n-ylp III' m UlidHl heeiiu.se we i i k?? it.
I) i i will soon grow lllto (lie hilhll uf
im i llfthitr jt, Wo shall learn to hate
till' IIIH'iillM'loll.s lie . well II M till* fit -
i < *i 1 1 Im'iiil olio. There uiii.v otuotlmos
l)i' a qUo-lloil whetliev we dioiihl I ??! )
I hi* t rut ii to oilier* who cannot see ft
"i- mi idel'st a in I it; 1 1 1 1 *i'? > should ho no
i|noHt Ion at till that wo diould toll ft
to ourselves. And whou a iiian lias
It'ii i'oo(J to (ell i hot ruth to himself tho
pl'ofiloill of tollhlU' It tO ilfllOl'H hlH'OIIIOH
comparatively easy. The wholo fabric
of A moil'-ii it society lost on 1 1 ii* us
sumption .that wo iiro ^olii# to ho . Inv
est In our donl(ntfs."
?''armor Went One hot for.
AuAmerlciiu tourist luul hoon housl
intr a train in tho village Inn.
"Talking of scarecrows." ho siild,
with a ilrawl. "why, my father oioo
1 mi t one up, ami it frightened tho crows
.so much that not ono entered tlto Hold
axil In for over a your."
Ilo looked triumphantly around Ills
am Monro. Suroly that Inid setdod
IIioko country bumpkins.
I'.ut ho was to moot Ids match
"Thill's nothing/1' retorted ono farm
or "A neighbor o' mine once put a
saroi-row liito Ids potato put oh ami it
torrltiod tho liirds so much that. one
rasoii' of a < 'row. who had stolen .??om>'
I otatoos, ramo next da,\* ami put thoin
laie|<."? -Kxohanjfo.
Aooordlng to an otllelal report of
the secretary of (ho ( lerimi n Typo
graphical union, over .'{7. mini of tho 57,
l no members of ilds organization have1
heoli sent to the front sinoe tho war
began. Nearly .'$.-< ?<> were killed up
to the llrst of September ami the num
ber of tho wounded is h. .">(!().
Courtesies are indications of rotine
luent. ami cost nothing. They help to
! ilinke tho wheels of life move smooth
ly. It Is not an elaborate attempt at
politeness that true gonlllitx roii-dsts;
it is (he simple expression of a gonu
ino feeling for the Welfare of others.
Our company .politeness is generally
suporlleinl, because we are little or
nothing to those we try to ho polite
to; but if \\V are interested in those
at home and are anxious to make (heir
lives ploasantor. we will endeavor' to
give expression to (bat interest, and
in doing that wo w ill be doing a really
polite tiling, for such thing-' cannot bo
expressed in an impolite way. The
cultivation of this .expression will bo
the best fiosisblo ('duration in true,
politeness.
\ LON<; STK1' FORWARD.
Who w ould have thought i I V Annum I
tlw twenty-six defendants who plead
rtl guilty in the circuit court of Char
hstoti last week to the charge of stor
ing liipior was Vincent f'hieco. Jr. Vln
rent I'hioeo. Sr., has boon the * * k i 1 1 vr
of the blind tiuors." for. lo, these many
\oars ever since the days of the ear
ly nineties, wheii < Governor Tillman,
threatened to stop illegal liquor selling
in Charleston "or raise hell on Chieoo
sireet" but rlldirt.-- ???Newberry (Ibserv
Wiliie Shannon, a voting white mani
el Kirhland eotinty is in jail in Coiuta ?
bi;i cbaru'od With killing John W. |
TTTiTTidoii near Killians. lilcldaml conn- 1
t> on Saturday nijiht. Shannon ail
mit*> the killing and claims it was ilone
in ->e! I" defense.
Attention Farmers
Owing to -a misunderstanding by certain parties as to
the charge for grinding Wheat, we will from this date
grind on a toll basis, charging for cleaning, scouring
and separating, 1 1 ? ? quart: ar.d for grinding 2 V-j quarts
to the bushel. We will continue, however, to exchange
for those who prefer doing so.
Lakewood Roller Mills
G. 11. LENOIR. Prop.
HAGOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA
FIHHT WKKH JI'KOKN.
\V, II, for lor. ('huhIok
1C. I). William*, CmumImi
J, M rroxtoii,
John liny. Jr., liiiKuff
M. R iVak, lMW>tt
.1 S. Mm lirlil. Kt-ishaw
.1 II 1 1 1 1 1 .h, I . . i ?IT
\v. Bi iioi|r>. .i?*n't'iNOM
i K, .loin"., KiTMlmvv
w . i.. Ki^iiikiiii, (.'ftiiulon
W. T KiitclllTc, M|('klll)W
I . \V. 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1< >it, I '11^ -;dl
.1 . It c.tir. Mivol?
m. if i ?.i v i Hoflitiue
NV. T, I laxly, ( 'aHi< It'll
NV M < .??!?> - . I.uimlmvii
f>?. II, KicKlaiiil. WcM villi' 0
I: a. Moll, hiigufV
I K Mooro; O.iiuth'u
\V, M. ?;iatMfii, CuouMt
NV. SmwcII, |\fi'sha\\
W, A. I'h'trluT, Ivt'lKliniv
I,. T. Aliili'ixui, < 'a s>:i 1 1
lit in \ Went. Ist'i -haw
i I : l; ii h. t 'mill Ifii
s. It. Sink<w, t'uimh'u
NV, IV Davis, ('aniilt'ii
'j't.ni I'roft, ('atmlon
.1 . I \ I II Hull, NVi'slvillt)
.laini'H Stokes; Cnillilon
I Ifii Bruubam, Cuiutlcn
W, F. Mti 'asklll, Lwckmtw
lit. I J. X1H, W'cmI vlllo
.1. Iv. jM'Kay, i 'uukIoii
II. II. I *a 1 1?, l,ut'kiit?\v
.1. A. Watts, Jr., Km lb.
Swoml \Vw4< Jurors
Paul Jtrowii, ( "aiinlt'ii
II. i'. Siii^li>tiiii. i 'iiiixU'ii
.1. I*. Kalclilli'. lau-know
NV. II. Kelly, CaimU'ii
.limit's Team, IjUguft'
Itola.'iL Hay, I.ukoH'
.1. M. Marshall, < 'a iikUmi
It, A. Vautfhun. ('aniilt'ii
,1. M. lianliu'i', Kershaw
Samuel Irvln, MitfoflT
.1, K. .1 offers, Jllaucy -
J'*, A. I't tlsoui, ItlHIley
S. II. Truest lol I , < 'auitlfii
.1. M. Anderson, I'ussalt
11. M. NVost, Cassatt.
I '. II. Nut I It's, lUitfofY
W. T. i ia I'll nor, Cnnitlt'r
.1., I.. Thorne, Kershaw
('. 1', Spradley, ffershaw
.1. I? Mick 10, LiiKoflT
it. A. ? II ruee, Camden
J. H. IHnkliiH, laigtiff
.1. NV. Smith, Camden
l'\ S. Shirley, Camden
T. NNr. Smith, Camden
NV. 10. Hill. Camden
I). T. itlackmnn, ('assail
John Ilrannou. l.u^otY
Minor Ilolley. JotYorsoji
.hit' Ili-ufiwoli, Hlaney ?
I<, NV. .lacksttu, Camden
NV. I). Dowlc, lyllgOfT
IV II. Humphries. Loii^town
I.. K. Varbroutfh, BethUne
H. L. Sehloshui'#. Camden
"TIIK SI'AMSIf JADE"
Six Kwl Paramount at The Majestic
Theatre Tuesday.
Tin' work of bonis .Joseph -Vance In
conjunct loii with picture productions
can best he remembered by his "Trey
o' I Ii'ji rt s" series, which story Wilfred
Lucas direct for the I Universal efttti
puny. In "The Spanish Jade" Mr.
Vance has furnished Mr, Lucas ittt
adaptat ion from tin* novel hy Maurice
Hewlett, n suhject which would have
heen hett'er sulti'd for the' screen if it
had heei i < ondensed.
The picture possesses line photo
graphy and artistic settings. To pro
ciire ih?* realistic Spanish locale the
producers have gone to the exti'iit of
erecting entire villages, which hoast of
a noticeable substantiality. uncommon
to exterior settings. These scenes. p??>
p I ei I with supernumeraries garbed in
pleasing Spanish costumes, lend a dis
tinct realism to the entire offering.
Photographically the six reels a re' de
serving of eipial praise, and the light
ing has heen effectively attended to. ,
In plot the drama is -engaging. The
story is constructed beautifully. its
psychology is I 1 i < I on thoughtful lines,
and if it were condensed it would
prove a gripping heart-interest lilm of
fering.
Wilfred I. ilea s and Hetty Hiihairs,
who play the leads, are fully capable
of their parts. The latter has been]
playing leads with Fred Terry in Hng
land. The rest of. the east is fairly
g< ?od.
The substance of the six reels is as
folUiwsf Manuela. a wamlering dnnr^
ing girl, kills a man who has been,
persecuting her. She is loved by an
Englishman who is accused of the
crime. To prove her love for the iin
per riled man she confesses her guilt.
The father of the murdcnVl man re
lenls and the lovers are left in peace.
? adv.
I iiiie .lud's Advice to Advertisers.
Newspaperr advertising should be look
ed on in this way ;
It's either an investment, worth the
cost, and bound to pay.
Or it's something that a fellow 'd bet
ter not attempt at all
To dabble in it makes what 1 a wicked
waste would call.
First rid yourself of the idea, whoever
put it there.
That you will spend *otne amount ?
"whatever you can -.pare" ?
If you expect from your investment
adequate returns:
If you'd increase and mult i p 1 \ the Mini
your money earns.
The volume of the return- desired
should be proportionate t<?
The Mini you spend ? I ho|>e. my friend,
i make tlds plain lo you.
The merchant whose announcements
are worth money, say. to me.
Will tind his customers Increasing very
rapidly :
While if the other fellow's advertising
outshines yours.
Folks will believe his goods are best,
and buy tlieni just as sure's
I'm writing this; if of the melon you
too want a slice ,
You'll ]*>nder on these words and protit
reap from my advice.
To Vol* on N?*\v County.
t 'ohiiuliin, Oct. (?n\ n ii<<r Man
M'tci a hvaiiiiii I ?n !?? ,? ,
fitHt !??* wli| ??nl?r Mti on tbi?
MH'ortnlrk <??>?nty <iu<>*tli>n. No
ll/IS lllVll ???l.
I'? l il ion in HHiiUHipl<y.
Tin* Mi'JW Company, ??f W<
Htn>, In ( 'iK'Htorllolil c(iunf>', \V<wliu'h?lay
ciiicrud a i ??*t 1 1 Ion in voluntary l>ank
n?j?tf'y . Ill flii1 l?li|f<Ml States |>|*trWt
l at < 'liaileslon, Tho as.M'ts of f lit*
II rm am iiivch an $4 1 ,82#. if 7 am) i)io
!tj?l?lllll? s uiv list, mI al *iJ,:WU.IO.
Well 7
SV|* lit'ar Hull il is ??'iu'rally a?mul
in < liarli'sluii thill Solicitor W.olr
I It.i inpl <>i) Colli, as tlif iT|iii'Kcntiii Ivr
of tint Slate III I llll eoroiK'V'H ' llailiost
following I lu? triijfiMly In tin' clly I >**i?i-.
in rail*/ ? *? >ti i in 1 1 too's rooms popfonm'd
iitsi iliii 1?*h skillfully ami impartially.
I '? lUJillltH Stair.
WANTS
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
TIRES, Tires ? We have a stock of
l-'isk Tires, most sizes on hand. The?e
Tires art* (?m> well known to need
further description. Will n I low you
live cents a i>ound for your old cas
ings and 10c for hlbesj in trade. Sat
isfaction aliHolutely guaranteed. \V.
O. Hay's Garage, Camden, S. (V
I.OST ? lirooch ; bunch of 12 grapes In
duster, .'{ gold leaves with small
ring at top, cluster about 1 Inch loan,
I -2 Inch wide. Liberal reward If
returned to A. (J. Whitaker, chief
of police, Camden. *' US
FOR SALE. ? A few pigs ahout six
weeks, old, half Rerkshlre and' half
Tainworf.ln Apply to .1. 1$. Zeinp, Cam
den, S. C.
SPRINGS, Springs ? Do not order a
new spring until you see if HAY
ennnyt. tlx you up. We have Aelf
hardening spring stock oil hand, all
sizes' and can make you. an entire
new spring if necessary ? it both a
saving in time and money. \\. 0.
Ilay's Garage, Camden, S. C.
2ft:np
FOR SALE- ? 2 half Percheron mares,
one "2 years old, one 4 years old ; well
broke: also one fine mule, S years
old. 11. .1. McManus, R. P. I). 2,
Itethinie, s. c. 27-8-h-MO
FOR RENT--Two cottages, for rent.
For Saltv--<>il paintings. . Apply to
? Mrs. S. A. Wittkowskyr" 12(1(5 OHi
Ave., Itroad. Camden, S. C. 27
FOR RENT ? Rooms, furnished or un
furnished. for sleeping or light house
keeping. Centrally located. Modern
conveniences. Rates reasonable. Ap
ply to Mrs. Fleda Hough, -111 De
Kalb street, Camden S. C.
20-7-Np.
FOR SALE ? Home grown seed Wheat,
which is the best. Price $1.40 " per
bushel. ? Apply to \Y. A. Rush. Wes
?. terham Plantation, Lugoff. S. C.
20-7-X-l)
WANTED ? In private family, two or
three hoarders Hot. and cold baths.
* Electric lights and phone. Price rea
sonable. Apply at 121N Fair street,
(Haile house.) Camden. 20-7
Don't forget to phone .'JOC-.T or visit my
place on Broad St., next door to Mrs.
S. A. Wittkowsky, for Rock Hill San
itary Itread and cakes, fresh every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and
other good things to eat. Prompt
deliverv. Terms cash. E. J. Lewis.
...... V 8-tf.
A
TRESPASS NOTICE. (>
?All parties are hereby warned that
trespassing in any matter whatsoever
on my plantation known at the "White
Place" in West Wateree. is forbidden.
The law pertaining to stock running
at. targe \\*! 1 1 lie strictlv enforced,
II. TRI'IOSDALIO.
Camden, s. <\, < ??*t . 21. 11)15.
CASH
Wo have opened a meat
market and green grocery
in the stand formerly oc
cupied by Campbell Bros.,
where we will carry at all
times a choice line of Fresh
Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb.
Mutton and all meats us
ually found in an up-to
date market.
We will make deliveries
promptly and there will be
no long awits.
? Telephone 24
L. B. Campbell
Manager
MtvthiK Director*! (liamlnr Cvuuiteree.
A UlwHllltf of lht> dlro?'tors of tho
('4 union (mummImm- ??f {fyviuncjpfc will
?Hk?> fllbv nt th?* nwHIimtv of Mr. ft.
n. WtfK Ul O I ull t (H'look Tuesday, No
vomhor ?Jnd, t '
Wruu'if may train their daughters
in nil the wayH thuy Imagine to he
pleasing to moil } tlicy may i<*n< h them
to wiKKle ""'I wiiiloii ; ? ! i i in r in their
e.\rs illiil I Up (Hit insipid ludhUlKS In
tweoli uinidnestalned Up#/ and yot
the men w ill <ltwrl thorn to tjorU uliout
the jjlvl who Ik fully fmi eomplotoly
Independent i t I hem, and \vlio ofljflos'
vory little wliothoi' they fall 'In .Wvo,
with her or not, It Ik natural for mop
to want wiiw't thoy ??annol gfrl too eanl*
iy. Hi m I \\ ? miui i (iUHlptUi 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 - * ? I \ os who
tllUH "-tnop (O < i liqlHT."
In ii t est ease heard Tuesday, .ludjro
I, W. Itowtiian at CoIuiUIiIh dooidod
tlint tlio uallou-u-monlh law was oon
Htilullmiui,, Tho'oftMo wjih brought to
*'< >ni| k-I tlio Southern K\ press Company
to deliver more than a gallon a niontli.
Tlio linos Imposed. ns part HOJltUUlO.
in i In* UuUOT <;im\s by Circuit JiuIko
M. I.. Smith, proxidliiK in tlio oourt
of goiiornl session*. iij Charleston, lmvo
all hoon paid, tlio last of. (ho defond
ants paying thoir linos Wednesday,
The total fines atfgrepitti $1,4-5. the
Individual Ilium raiiKlntf from $o<t to
$150.
FINAL DISCHARGE!
N"{R*t> ? i>\ i \ *-ii lUttf- 1 tj
?in> fH?*l with n? j?J
nt K?*r*lia\\ < '??tint v i,t> iH-tlii, J
ftiittl tonfMui svlth my'il
tt<-?ount , ami will, mi the k,,!, 'II
Nov. uihor. i'.M... i,, ,|u. j.M
?.r Krl.-li..u ( ollUty f,?. y"2J
ili/u'UarKfe H* 'Juanlli I ,h *5
Of lla/.-l Ihdk.
( "ii iihK'H, S. < , < >< \ "HI, lUIJi, 4
CITATION^
Stato <?f Souiii Ciirolhnt,
County of Kofshaw, %
* -*
H\ \V. I.. MolMiWol), V.smilrv,
?I ??ti _ .
fW> .%
'? WhofoaK. C. W I'.VHIIS , _
to jut' to K* ant liliii I .otters of \f\2
Intvu t loll of til*' K>lalt> of aii<|
hi .titnii'H liobortKoi).
Tin*: !- ;i r? Thtwiow, ? . , , itl. ^
Hiontsh all ami th?- khidn
ami rnilltovH of tlio sil<l Jaiui-s ly
ort sou, that Hu-y U? and t
la-ar hofoio mo, in tho Court of i?,
halt', to ho lu'UI at Camden, K,
Novouihor U'tii im'n.i after ituhltcftfy
thereof, ut 11 o'ehw-Jt in the fort'iioo
to show <*aUKO, if any they hav^, n
tho sahl Administration should imI
Kiantod.
(Jlvon uiulor my Imitd, this 27th dj
of Oetohor, A. 1>. H?ir>.
W, L. McDOWKhh,
Judjge i>f Probate for Kershaw (X
Published (?ii tho 21)th day of <Mob
and tho ftth day of November, 1916,
t lit- Camden ChronW-le mwI W?d
t ho Court Hoiixo ?Uxi* for the time in
HO iii)i<i hy law.
We have
several hundred
wish to store,
I J* W. McCORMICK. Prop.
E. W. BOND, Manager
Mc CORMICK & CO.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
<5
Night Phono 23. AMBULANCE SERVICE. Day I'lione 70.
Country Calls Answered Promptly Day or Night.
^ r S' Ka"'<*li?P "South Carolina'.* |
great celebration
AT CHARLESTON
Th s DECEMBER 13TH TO 17TH, 1915
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