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CHIEF EVENTS OF
Au?. 1? Teutons take Lublin.
Aug 2 ? Teutons tako Cholm; announce
170.IXW Russians captured In July.
Aut;. 6? Germans capture Warsaw.
Aug. 7? Teutons tako Ivangorod. , I
Aug ft? Germans take Serook.
Aujc. 1<>? Great Britain starts register '
of all men.
Auk U? Germans tako Ix>mza.
Au?. 13? Allies land 60.000 more men on !
GalU poll.
Aug. 14 ? Germans tako Sledloe *11111 Soko- j
low.
Auk 16? Teutons start Belgrade bom
bardment.
Aug. 19? Russians loso Ivovno. Zeppelins
kill ten In T.o..don suburbs.
Auk. 20 ? U-boat sinks liner Arabic, two
Americans killed.
Auk. 21? German seize NovoKeorgievak.
Aug. 24- (Jermaira capture OssowloC,
Auk. 23? Germans take Kovel.
Auk- 27? Brest-LI tovsk falls.
Auk. 28? Germans take O'.lts.
Auk. 29? Teutons cross Zlota Idpa.
Sept. 2? Germany announces 1,100,000
Russians ruptured since May 1. Lutsk is
takon. Ni-w York sterling exchange
drops to $4.50.
Sept.- 3 ? Russians lose Brody.
Sept. 4? Russians wive up Grodno. Brit
ish slaughtered in attempt to storm Hill
70.
Sept. 6? Hesperian torpedoed, 2 Ami ri- .
cans killed. Russians check Teutons t>"
the Dvina at d Sereth rivers.
Sept. ft? Czar Nicholas takes command
of all the Russian armies in the Held.
Sept. 7-8? Two 'Zeppelin raids on Lon
don; 30 killed.
Sept. 10 ? As Teutons take Dubno, czar
wins victory near Tarnopol u.nd Tici:.
bo wla.
Sept. 12 ? Russians drive Teutons ba? k
14 miles in Gallcia.
Sept. 17? Von Maekensen seizes Pinsk.
Sept. ? Germans take.Vllna.
Sept. 2(1 ? Russians recapture Lutsk.
Sept. 27? French in two day battle ad
vance on wide front in Champagne. wM>
British attack south of La Basseo Canal
Oct. 2? Germans announce 95/00 Rus
sians were captured In September.
Oct. f> ? Germans estinurte allied loss In
futile West front offensive at 190,000 men
Oct. 7? Bulgaria sends ultimatum to
Serbia.
Oct 8? Teutons begin great Invasion cr
Serbia.
Oct. 10? Teutons occupy Belgrade.
Oct. 13? Bulgaria Invades Serbia at three
points.. Fifty-live killed by Zeppelin r?;^
on London.
Oct. 20? Russian recapture Czartoryss
Serbians loso Vranja.
Oct. 22? Rrand Whltlock. TT. S. rn1ni?t"r
to BelKium. reports hurried execution of
Fdith Cavell.* Y:nKllsh nurse
Oct. 25? Tiutfi'arlans capture tTskub.
Oct 25 ? Germans storm Illuxt.
Oct. 28 ? Bulgarians and Teutons efTe^t
function in Serbta.
Nov. 2 ? Austro-Germans take Kragu
Jevac.
Kov. 4 llrst of German no meat
days.
7? Bulgarians take Nlsh, Serbian
war capital.
Nov. 10? Italian liner Ancona sunk with
larK? loss of life.
^rov 22 ? Serbians beRin retreat Into
Montenegro.
Nov. 25? British defeated IS miles fron
BaKdad.
Nov. 27? Italians land at Avlona, Al
bania.
Nov. 29? Oefmans announce operation?
against Serbia have ended In complete
success.
Deo. 7 New war council with all allies
represented meets at -Paris.
per 10 ? German chancellor makes pea f
bid In relehstag speech.
Dee. ,10? Turks befrin Blepre of Kut-el
Atnara.
Dee. 16? Sir DotiKlas Ifalg assumes con
mand of British In France. ?
Dec. VY? Ford peace band reaches Cnn?
tJanla with deletes quarreling.
Dec. 21? Lloyd-George * declares Britain
faces defeat unless Kreater efforts are
made,
Dcc. 28? Lloyd -George throatrns to r 0
?Urn unless conscription 1s adopted.
"Dec. "Jl? Italians occupy Durazzo. Al
bania,
Jan. 2, 1916 ? Word received liner I nrsla
nv.nfc In Mediterranean; two Americans
lost. *
Jan ^ ? Germane abandon Cameroon
colony. West Africa. Rtuslans take czcr
nowlts. . . . ,
Jan. 6?Conscrlptlon bill passes first
reading in house of,common?.
Jan. 7? British complete evacuation of
Oalllpoli
Jan. 8? Russians take Csartorysk.
Jan. ?- Zeppelins |clll 23 In Paris. Ger
mane take two milee of trenches at Pe
ronne. ? , , .
Feb. 1? Zeppelins raid Liverpool and
other British cities; kill 69.
Feb. 2? Germans bring British prize
itiamer Appam Into Hampton Roads.
, Feb. 17? Russians capture Fr serum.
Feb. 21? German drive at Vesdun begins.
Feb. IX? C?ar visits X>im?a for first time
In history. ? ? -
Feb. H? .Qermahs announce two miie
sdttnee at Verdun.
fj? darmana oapture For* Uouau
+
tii.Mit, Vf.r.Uin. Austrian*' capture Duraz
/. Itusslans tuko Kermnnshah
Mar 4 Russian* take Mills by slotm.
Mar. tf? The Moo we.
r. .iches homo port Zeppelins Kill IS
hn*;itnd. . .. iid1.
M lt Oermaus take l-orcfs, nea
' Mar 10-Uermuny declares war on Por
' Mar 11 Relieving f,,rt0 repulsed seven
nuK's from Kut-el-Amarn.
Mar Chanrol steamer Sussex (Jo
s, roved by submarine; 235 killed: several
^ A j . r i 1 'l V? - Oor m , a ns capture Malancourt.
" \prU 1 J1' Zeppelin destroyed llr[tt^
.,',aU after klllinK 28. Germans take
VA'ril 6? Hermans make fifth Zeppelin
r:il(, ,n six -lays on British coast
\?rll 7 Germans capture Hauiourt.
A.,ril ^-Husslans capture 1 reblssond. on
' Aprils-Firs!? Russian contingent dis
embarks In France.
April' 2V-Slr Roper Cawmen . Irish plot
ter. captured attempting to land In
land from submarine.
April 26 ? Irish revolutionaries sel/.e Dob
1 \p,ii "?>? British battleship Russell sunk .
l,v mine In Mediterranean.
A,,..n 30? British In Kut-el-Amarn ca pit- .
j U^y 1 -British announce Irish revolt is
' \i a v'c? Germany in note agrees to modi
fv submarine warfare. Allied warships
i 'SI'"-.n.o Italy near
'\l'Tv ' AUHtrluna announce rupture of ^
1^VayIr-Cossneks from Russian army In
\<i . " Minor Join British in Mesopotamia. .
' M'ay ^Compulsion bill signed by Kirn,
^May6 2r?? Austrian* advance in Italy. .
t'lkitiir 24 00" prisoners.
lune 1 ? Russians begin great offensive
a^iinst Au^tiany. bRltle \n history
ofT^kaucerrak. Both sides Cairn victory j
June ft? Russians announce capture
n;!uneVSKii<rhener nnd st^ff .irowri when
cruiser Hampshire strikes mine north o ,
Sj?unont-Ger.nans capture Van* Fort at
Verdun Russians annntiiiew tapuit.
43, 0/' Austrians in three d.i>-. ,.rof>r(.
J?ne ^-Russians take J', sk. Gre^J
disbands army a* common
"j?ne810-Rus?ian. have forced back Aus
trian 25 miles Gallcla. !
June 11? Russia ns take Iln tnrz, j
Tune 12? Russians ta?e Pubno. . ,
June rally -'Heck Au" ,
'TneTXuMrmn. . Czernnwlta. !
Bukowina capital. . auree
June 21? Allies in Paris r-nforenc, agree
n^rrrwin^re-en f^rcement s' halt Russian
dJuL'n2.-f?''nuli..wl?a .wep. clear of
Austrians bv Russlnns ^ mllca
June 25? Russians fcCzc 'vi >
frj?,meK^RClf?Sian? capture KUnpolung,
^ June 'cs? Italians recapture Corsl.TO and ,
Tosina. ... nf.Tr Kolo- 1
Tune 3ft? Russians In battle
mea take 10.000 Prisoners
July 1 ? Anglo-French bm P?
8omme begins. nl.(lmia A<?
Ju]y 2? British and French continue ad
vance on Somme. r'nrnn
July &? Russian patrols ' ' 'v
thians into Hungary. nd Uno
July e-French tal ?>> f,'r* ,,rive Rua
south of the Somme Tur ks <ir
sinus from Kermansl.ah. r . a
July ft? British and 1- r^? ! German
Russians advance ?? ^ ^uts- bland en
submarine merchantman i
ter,. ?be*apeake J^.Kance 1G miles in
July 10? Russians a-ivam
V?-rrenc!,n..orT WJ
1 Jidy1 12? Br 1 1 Ish capture German trench c .
?j0e,?!nu*.mn" capture Marnakhatum.
? - *
Germany. Russians
July 17-Rus*i?ns rKrr'Tn Volhynia!8"'
FJuly Uh-Oreat Britain publl.be. blM*
juiy ib? American firms.
,l?u,y rS" drive Austrian, back
into Hu"*a.,7r' m?)? Mb advance on
rn"m?
before Kovel. German third line
Ju,y a^Brttishreach uft wlng
in Foureaux ^ mllc,.
jJ" ^Brit^h cavalrr
; Juljr y"r',r0o(t"H'oUan3 ooaat.
and ^barman. Kght
July *-An*sc^ RuSBians pierce Oer
Aereely In Ill(fa and drlva Au^
XjTn.o mountain, on BOW
Tir t jar?isiu?
blacklist was not direct*
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pari of iln> niotio.v for tho wook's pay
roll in Watfs on tho tloor, TU<uiul> Nho>
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Fertilizers
All crops have been retarded in growth this year on
account of the long drouth, and particularly cotton.
And in order to make a good cotton crop we will have
to work it fast and apply a quick acting Fertilizer,
Top Dresser or Nitrate of Soda.
VVe have a full stock of Fertilizers. Buy the Best.
Congaree Fertilizer Company has the reputation. Ask
your neighbors.
sWe have a specially prepared Top Dresser 4-71/2-l,
which we recommend.
We carry a full stock of Farmers' supplies, Heavy
Groceries, Hay, Grain, Cow Feed, ? Wagons, ? Buggies,
etc. Agents for Emerson Brantingham Implements,
Grain Drills, Mowers, etc.
If you want to save money get our prices on Meat,
^ugar, Lard, Coffee, Flour, etc.
SPRINGS & SHANNON
The Store That Carries The Stock.
United States Tires "R" Tread
AT REDUCED PRICES
<0\:i PLAIN TKKAI)
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r?\3?a PLAIN TKKAI)
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11.10 NON SKII) 1 1 .().>
12.75 NON SKII) l.'UO
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1 8.(10 NON SKID 1D.50
\VK II.WK ONLY A LIMITED Nl MtiKK AT I'HK \HOVK I'KICE.
ACT HI H K ISKEOKK TIIKV A KM ALL (iONE.
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A watch is intended to tell you the time of day. Unless
it does this accurately it is worse than useless, for it is
like the man you cannot depend upon. Many, a man has.
twenty-five or thirty dollars tied up in a watch which is
worthless when if he would invest a dollar or two for
having it repaired he would get the full value of it.
Often a watch which does not keep proper time needs
regulating for which we make no charge. If it needs re
pairing our prices are more than reasonable, and our
work is guaranteed.
G. L. BLACKWELL
Jeweler and Optician