The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 11, 1916, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
H. P. Nllos ?im1 . /
I'lihllhliern.
E. N. >lrl>?wrll. S
ruUll>lud every Krlijay at Ul>0 Nu.
Hioud S t mimI entered at flu* Cam
il^ii j?<i?(of|l<v as second el ass mail mil t ?
t ?r. I'rK'c* i M*r annum $1 .00.
W?- )ir?? tflail t ? ? n-cehe '-ominuulea
f ?n w ?if n reasonable I ? ? i iv 1 1 1 , (nit an
mij-oriji jit ?oinlltloii of their | >i)l*J t?*a
l.i'ti i- ili.ti Hic\ shall ih ftll ? h<?
n ? iu|>ii 1 1 1 < *? I I ? \ tlx1 rill I na me ium)
ftXTn'T inMlt^i of Hie -?'iiilri ? ' I > i ( 1 1 -
t Iomn ?>f respect. am! < hurcli
H<th??> will not In- ? ha i for Mat
ter*' of purely a personal n.i I u r <* will
? > iuir^t'tl for at t lit* rate of five routs
m 1 1 in*. Whiskey or patent iimm ) t? -I u?*
n<1\ ortlM'inents will not ho ji< < ??| ?r ?m I at
aiiy price. Kates for illspla.v a ? I \ ??r
t.vlnjj nui<h> Known on application.
(itimliu, S. \ i?u II, MMtj,,
'J his IM'W S| III | <e I ll.l- I'" filVnl lies I ??
I jji^ in llit- roiinl v < m in | >a i L'l i ? We II IV
I<> tr> t < ? irixr il"(ii all a *?|Uare
tli'jii i i ? i ? ? 1 1 1 1 "Hi i minimis, ami vole
(??i .tiii- w li- ?hi we il. ink 11 it* Im's|
i.ualttled iii i \n \ wax In till 1 1 *? ? x ??
i:.mi- nihil 1 1 1 1 1 . in I his eoniieti lull,
ui wniiM -a \ 1 1 i,l I I In* erit lejsiil ? ? T
urn ? 1 1 1 m ' r \ i ? ? i li* Mil eertiiili ipiarters
i?- iii timed III.- suiHM'vlsur iii present
i- I . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u' willi lli?* elements, ami we
i .-;u-v i- that in su fur us lu* ha* I it
i, M? ha- | m 1 1 Mil' minis In us tfood re
i-aii as eoiihl have heeii done initio r
i ii. ' j 1 1 niiistaiii i's. Thejv lia* haldl.N
I n ;i day within the past scu'i'iil,
lui b hut that there has heeii a down
i-.nir of rain, ami In repair mads in
Mich a time us this would In- a use
less waste of money. We Ihiv(? liU'll
lioiinl the matter of roads ami bridges
to thi' supervisor iiml he said to us
that haste makes waste. ami that at
tho proper time. nil mails will he in aM
j^imm| shape as del' hefore. instead of
(I'ltlilsm at a I i mi ? like this, this uf
tvlal neriN all the iMiioiirai^enieut ami
hi'lp In- "an ift't from all sides.
'riii- I /iitrlKh ina\ hi- a little slow
en s o 1 1 1 1 ? Miliars. hut \ou ran never
lieeii.se t In -in of helm; sljiek on, the
lieinp roii i e. <a.\< I In- liYeeiiwod Jour
nal. <
"Would I h i y it do/en 1 ?i ?t I If In*
i > ? 1 1 ? i " miiN a headline in all of (lit*
i In 1 1 \ papers. Look- like Hint )????? r
fellow W mild IlllVe heen ifi v?*ii ii solid
car haul for thai "a ina/iiu;" testi
<?>??11 in 1.
I ? ? i.' i 1 1 ir in tln? ir.-i i?Imi i- tin* hest of
< \ci i i-e ii clear- I In* lira in. develops
xoiit in iwi'Iin, adds t ? ? lli?' circulation
( f l>t I. and hriuirs tin- irlow of
health t>> vniir check Hut. id' course.
on 'i I raihiT have tin- other fellow do
it ? ; t \ - tin- I?jixx-oii News.
The t "h I'oil I', le will IlilXe ;l ^ | ieii ; I 1
repro-elitat i ve l<> report the lil-l meet
ini; of the eoiint.x e;i iii | >a it'll :it Ite
tliuiie next Monday. and I lie remarks
of each candidate will he reported a*?
"??a rl,\ ci in 1 1 ilet e and accurate as pus
-Rile. i'lie same will apply to the
state campaign ineetinu' held here on
AuuriKt l.sih ? If -von want the news
? f the campaign have u- put \oiir name
en our ma 1 1 in- list. Villi n ill liien he
lietter :ih|e In decide \\ 1 1 ? ? vole fur
'?it (In- cumin- prima r\
The i'hiia-o Irihiilie i- one the
i.io-t -ii. ec--fiil new -pa pi ? r- ji .\mericH
A orth several million- of dollars. \ el
the inaii.ii.'1'liieiii recent l\ received !MHI
. ?'t t ? ? r *? ad\i-im; tliein iu-t how to run
the piijwr *l"!i i ^ ?'iil\ illu-tiale- how
?lllch talent tlicle |~ tllilt I- if? ?i 1 1 tT to
,va-te -k -? i i..-.?r_'l;i e\> ll.lllL'e.
Keep \ ? ? ? ? ; 1 1 h ? 1 1 1 1 1 ? . . 1 1 1 1 1 -? i in e
a x it rii a x : ???!!- . i _m i ii .
The ill ?'l'ee I < ? \x!il. I I he ) >1 1 1 ? I i ? has
coine to depend 1 1 1 ?? ? i . ? 1 1 ? new -pa pel's
has I tee 1 1 dtneon-t rated during the re
cent t h m m | - The dail.\ i-.i|- i coming
retfu!arl\. and revealin- the happen
injr?* throughout flip world, w.i- filling
Is place ill the life of the peopie 1 > > 1 1
ike the -uiishitie and air. two ,.f ,,ur
greatest I dessi nys, was seldom thought
of until -uddenlx cut o(T. 1'eople lia\c
come I., need the papers. .Itlst how
much I hex do not realize until the
(tapefs s l ) ? | ? | e | d \ s| ( i| i I'llloll Tillle
( IT\ HKALTII NOTICE.
Notice is hei'chy j?l ven to all parties
lesidin- in the I'itv of Camden to have
their premise- thoroughly cleaned.
Stahh ? . pen- ;i 1 1 ? 1 tiaivk yards limed,
and all places where dirt aeeuuiulates
must l?e t lioroiurhl> cleaned. This is
xery ini] m *rt a ii t to avoid disease and to
prevent it- spread The health otllcer
!s instructed to i 1 1 - peei every premise
in the city and to report conditions of
-aine. I Siifliert i
I'll ^ AITS.
M.i x . ?r
? w i;i I.M N?;s.
? it. mi man Hoard of ileaith
Special Notice
To the Trade and Public in
(?eneral: We start e<i a market
here a few months ago on a
Cash basis, giving the lowest
possible prices for cash, and
wish to state that we are still
continuing to do business on the
same principle. Choice fresh
.Meats, Breakfast Bacon. Hams.
etc., at the lowest possible mo
ney-saving prices for cash. A
guarantiee of honest weights and
square dealing with each pur
chase our method.
Thanking you for past favors
and soliciting your future busi
ness, we are
Yourx to serve.
CASH CENTRAL MARKET
W. C. HOUGH, Prop.
607 We?l Rutledgc Street
I'hone No. 1 CmmImi, S. C.
\ii fm|NiWaiii
I.... fi ?4|it?-nt l.\ dlH* it liappoii tlnil
men poke ftiu hi fh<' totfulatuiv ami
nuiko li^lii of ihoso who hold or who
sock places In Us iiioniltoi'rdilp. - II Is
a vor.v lm|M?i taut ? howover, ami
OlHO .dloUld 1 M* C\?'|olst'd ill *?>,
locMiitf the men who an1 to have Iht*
powor tllld prl\dlo?{OH of I lie ehosril
rt<|iri>'>t,iiliiiiw'*< ut Iht* t km a ilt*
The Imv\k under wlilrh wo 1 1 \ ??, the
laws thill MtVi'i i our liven and our pro
poil,\ and t i | h i m w hh'h depend the sin
i.illl.t of fin slate uovorninciit, lire
1 1 1 1 1 d c I ? ,\ lite UU'll WO seild lo lla'll'KiM
hi I ii 1 1'. mnl It I* 1 1 m * i i ii ilx'i ) t on I h?> vo
in (<? in ko tin- liyst iut'ii he can out of
I ho iiiiiulicr nninlnu for otllce ami cn*t
! hi-- lull"! for thciu. When h<- litis <>x
| crt'l-oii his hos( judgment , ho has tloiif
liU full dtll\ Mini Ills responsibility
con
\ uood louUlaluto <iiii ilii III 1 1? ? if
luindlcnpped h,\ ii tfu\ oi in>r iii >| In ?.\m
palh.x with 1 1 . iiinl ooiivoi'm'I.x a yood
tfoVorilOl w ill l?o n* holplos* its r II llt'vv
horn ha ho. w lii'ii it comes lo shaping
legislation. if In- hits a I >11 < I legislature
to w h o ii i hi' iiiiinI make his ? a ppeti I for
reformatory uioiiMlt'o*.
( 'lla ra?'t??r, uhllll.v. fairness, hrea,dth
of vlo\\ mid sympathy with t ho ron I In
terests of I ho poo p I o a l'o soliir of | lu
? pialilhal Ions i hiii a legislator must
ha vo to i|o .'iVoriho work for those who
elect him. ;i 1 1 ? I iho voter miuhl lo con
sider hum ami carefully h^'foiv he
makes his linal choice Anderson In
toHis/oliool
Wilson Will Sweep Country.
"I never wih it I'cinocrat, (nit 1 think
Wood row Wilson will sweep the conn
I r> f? ?r iv -? ? l?at ? t J ? hi this fall."
Tills K ihc remark i?f e.x-tJov, St.
.1 ? ?li ii. <?f Kansas, who Is nut a I >emo
(*rii t . Hi* went on to explain: "1 atu
basing the assertion on the attitude of
tin- people in Wwlcrii Kansas. While
I was in that. part of the state during
my recent ninety days tour. 1 took oc
casion to sound out my dilToront aud
iences on the cadhlates them looming
most largely in the piddle eye. Suc
cessive references to Hughes, Uookc
v e| t ami Wilson always brought the
most applause for Wilson. Wilson's
Mexican polley. for whleh he has been
so hltterly attacked, is. in my opinion,
an element of strength. I am not
capable of criticising the government's
polley. The old plan of tying two
lighting torn cats" tails together, throw
ing them over a clothes line and let
ting them light it out. seems to apply
forcibly to the situation in .Mexico,
lint Mexico is no scrub as it was in
IN 17. It has fourteen millions of peo
ple ami an advanced civilization in
maii.v respects. To whip Mexico into
line, as some demand, would he a job.
necessitating at least two years time,
the expenditure of billions of dollars
and probably the lives of 'JIM I, (MM) men.
In addition, si* an Item of expense,
would he the formation oj' a great pen
sioii roll.
"What Would we gain by such a
war'.' We don't want that territory.;
The whole proposition is absurd. Tak
lug il as a whole, we never have had a
president more lovcl-hcadcd than
Wood l ow Wilson < ?ra ngclvu rg Times
and I >eniocrat.
HKU.HM.
I > < * ! v! i 1 1 1 1 1 \\;is Hit' lir-.f li> feel the
I ? ri 1 1 1 1 of rln- war ami the smashing I
through that iraine little Kin I < >i n - h\
tin* tSeruiau iirinv. with (lit* pitiless
revenge taken 1 1 1 ?? ? 1 1 it. created a syin
patiiy that was world wide in scope
ami that fat honied the depths of the
heart. It was proper that Kuirhiml
^ 1 1 ? ? 1 1 1 ? I have observed Kelirinin l>a\.
W h ieh it I'eeen 1 1 \ ? t i < I with .T ej ow ded
demonstration in London The third
year of the war timis the little Mel
trin ti army still on tin* Mold holding
on its own ^oil its part of the Allied j
line. The London i H^rrver reuards j
tin- "o| i ?? of the tiliest touches in j
tiie whole \a-t drama of this war."!
It will please the people of ;i 1 1 the
count r\ to know that ?ireat Mritain
keeps the .sacrifices and heroi>in of
Melgium in rcmomhram-e ami li-olds up.
the promise that the inseparable part
played by Itelu'ium ami her Sovereign I
will not he forgotten I'literiiur upon)
the third year of the struggle. I *1 trl 11 n? i
and her Koyal leader are douhix as- j
<nred that Knjfla ml . w i 1 1 lie "ijiflexibly
true to her philtre." ('harlotte (Mi
server
? - (
It- sirati^e how the sartorial fash :
i ? ? i j ~ of candidates chancre. In the old
" w i ?< 'I hat. one irallus" days candidates
made themselves up to" look as rough
as pos x i 1 1 1 c . They rarely sinned. Some
never wore collars. All donned a hlack
s|oii< h hat and used a w hite >>r hlaek
string tic \ o 1 1 e would have thought
of wearing a panatna hat or a natt.v
Palm Men eh -nif. Nowadays the can
dhlatcs are neatly and nin?steiitatiously
dressed and no longer seek to look like
the standard hearers of "the great un
washed.' t'lofhcs have nothlnir to do
with the candidate's qualifications
the jieople know it. henee candidates no
longer try to make up like Western
des|>eradoes ami ureasy innniirrants
< .'reenville New s.
IX) VOI KNOW THAT?
The hand t IimI t arries food t?> ili?<
!ii"iith ran also carry disease norm*?
Health tlrsf I* the hijrhcvt fnnn i>f
?*afr|y lirv(V
I 11 1 ??-r< i) 1 1 >?.(> ami )h>\ ert.\ Co haii'l iii
lia inl
The I s 1 kii I >1 !?? Health Servh-e ? iii
send a booklet ? >ii tilt's ami disease,
gratis in ill applicants?
The 1'ii-a -r fe?| baby has the b?*?.t
chance
Physical film--- U pieparedne*^
against disease''
Pneumonia i? .? ?'?uiiiniiuicalile ?li
vensp?
< '<K-k roaches limy carry disease?
For .Magistrate Buffalo Township.
desire to announce Mr. .7. E.
<'??peiand as a candidate for re-elee
flon t.? the office of Magistrate at Re
thune. Mr. Copeland has made an j
excellent offleer and deserves the sup- i
port ?<f the voters of this township.
Voters of Huffalo. j
NOTICE.
All candidates for County offices
will please take notice that pledges
iBMst be tiled and assessments paid
li v 12 o'clock M.f August 13th.
!>. A WITTKOWSKY.
< \tT\ty 4?b airman.
iwrkkv i>kai>.
* . ... ,i
Mmrtty M?ntjfomery Ho* sled Tlial He
Had IJvtd 105 Years,
The. anwofciic??uiHid (hat llanl.v Mont
?<'UH?ry was dead will briili mhihw
h il over the oimivty to both white and
black for "M'lieie I In i ?ly, " as ho \yuh
called l?,v everyone. has Ihvii ? familial
tluure <?n our jdreeH for 11 loim nlun
I a' r nf yea rs, When on Itu* Hlfwls there
\Va* always a' uroup around lilin. In
tcrcsted listeners io hliu nx lie won hi
relate how "Kufe Join's done inn out'en
my trh-k," his marvelous (tossum hunts.
, particularly the one when, 'Merry, my
bes do#, Ii'immI i In* kIi<>*i." ami the par
ti< ii In i's as to "Marse Hubert's drown
iin; in <lo Catawba river? Ioiik (line
j 'fori' ?h> war.' ll?* hail llv?'ili f??r a
1 1 1 1 1 n I u ? i* of years iii town in a one- room
cabin all hlope. lie hflil not been seen
slm e Wednesday ami some colored peo
pie went io hi>. house yesterday t ? ? his*
If ln> was sick ii lit I fouml him dt*ad in
bed. 1 1 ? ? w as formerly a slave* ami tie
longed lo l In' late Holier! Montgomery
of the l.iherty Mill section of this eoun
ty. Ills age is uncertain hut he iiliisl
have lieeii at leas! |u5. This was a
serhnis matter with him. lie would hi*
easily rileil If it was suggested that
he 1 1 1 i lt 1 1 1 i>e younger than he claimed
With great I In I iKHll t i'tll lie would lis
mi 1 1 elose the argument hy saying. ^ 1
nose what I'm talking about, ef ye
don't believe me, go down to the Sum
mcrvlllc graveyard, and look on yduug <
Marse Hohert's toinhstone and se what J
It says. Me ami him was one day's |
ehlUiin," and then lie would proi^t'd to j
tell all ahout the tragic death of lii.-s '
young master hy drowning. Me claim
?'d to he 1 1 < ? years ohl. Another mat '
ter of great importance with him -was'
as io where the Yankees crossed -the
Catawba river in February, INtto. When
any one would suggest Pea's Ferry lie ;
would exclaim indignantly '"now je^s
listen to dat ? 'cause ii was "Kocky I
Mount" Ferry for 1 seed 'em wid my,!
ow ii eyes. It t<N?k 'em two days to I
cross on on** of the curiouses bridges j
I ever seed. whTit dey put up d<Mnselvcs '
and day made a blue streak across the j
rlbber when dey wllz crossing." Mis f
fondness for watermelons was a stand- i
ing Joke and it* was ? familiar sight
on tin' streets during melon season !o . j
sec liini sit t i 1 1 lt on tlic curbstone with
ills face hurled in the half of One. Me '
once said In speaking of (lowers, "J j
don't t are for 'em to he. bringing flow
ers to my irrave but after It's tilled
up ami dey pat the dirt all round, In- j
stead of put I ing tlowers on top, jes let ?
'em brim; one of these hl>* rattlesnake I
watermelons and si pish it' ahd let the j
juice trickle down fin de clods." Yes i
the <?|? | mail will be mlssetl. Me was!
perhaps the last survivor In the county :
of the typical ante-bellum negro. Pence;
to his allies. ? l.ai'easter News.
V CIVIL WAR PARALLEL
Europe's Contending Armies Compared
With^1 War Between States.
Fur (wo veins tin- S? nil li kept tilt*
inii in t i vi'. She struck :it Antietam, at
i !etty>bnrg. .-it Shiloh Three times,
twice in the Hast and once in the West,
-he sought decision. She failed. and
with Gettysburg and the concomitant
full of Vicksburg she lost the initia
tive forever. Henceforth it became a
i|iiest ion not iij' completing the North,
Imt of holding it off until the ]>eople
' the North weiirhn! of the sterile sac*
i dices .-mil the terrible cost.
i! touk lieiirh Iwo years after ilet
i ? 'int. io 1 >i-f i?tr Appomattox. <Iraiit'hs
meat ? t'i'i ? 1 1 ? i \ e. of w hich the North ex
pectcd -it milch. led only to the drawn
battles , i f the \Vilderne? and S|M>tt
sylvania ami t lie shamhles of ( 'old liar*
hot* in 1M!1. Net in this terrible cam
paign. counted as ;i failure at the mo
ment. Grant won the war. The South
had neither the men nor the resources
to replace the losses. While the lines
before Richmond still held, the Con
federacy cruiuhled to dn-t.
Now this is in sum wh;?( flic Allies
expect to happen in the case of (Jer
nuiny. They expect that the 'tcrmans
and the Austrians will no longer he
ahlc to replace casualties as the Rrit
ish. the Russians, and the Italians pa
tently can. Russia's man supply is in- i
exhaustible.; she has already proved
this. Rritain is only beginning t?> draw
heavily on hers. Italy has made no
draft to sjieak of. Rut France, like
Germany and Austria, is approaching,
if she has not reached. that |Milut
where she can no longer -.end fresh
men to the front to replace losses ami
each casualty therefore diminishes the
total of the men in the line.
The Allies believe that the Ceruians
ami Austrians are holding lines far
too extended for their number-. Fee
did this at Richmond and lo-t hi- army.
Napoleon did this in Fa-tern ? ? ermany
in his last German campaign and suf
fered 'I le feat, which turned out to be
fatal. The Allies believe that by -tea
dy ami concerted attack- ii|h>m all
fmnts they will presently wear the
Germans and Austrians d.-wn i.? the
point where they must shorten their
lines ? ,r court disaster. Rut t>> -horten
fhe lines is to confess defeat *F? ? evac
uate France or Poland is to lose the
war absolutely, because these are the
priz.es Germany holds against her col
onics lost and ocean commerce - From
'Germany looses the Initial i v.- ? Rri
lain Regius," by Frank 11 Sinionds. in.
the American Review* of Ib-vrws for
August.
TIIIEF OR BUSINESS MAN?
Some Reflections on Honesty That May
Seem a Little Harsh.
1 1 > on deliberately plan to ^,n an.
other man something which you know
i- not worth tlxe price you a.-k. ami
) "H de|H'iid on his lack of knowledge
???if fining it to make it |M,-.,jble for
v on i.i earrv out the deal. y.>u are a
thief.
< ?1?. it -oumls a little harsh d.-es it?
Anvr.nc making that statement to '
yon- you would call him a liar''
Y"ii hold that an article i- worth
to am.ther man Just what he is will
ing to | mi \ for It
Might. v slimsy cover for jmir dts
honesty, this.
If your conscience does not bother
you after you have made a deal in
which you know that you have wrong
fully convinced a roan that something
you sold him rfftreserrtk what he f>ald
for it. yon have a mean, dishonest
str*-ak in yon.
You are takifag froni that imij ?on>e
! rutin: to wMoti you inn not entitled J
That i- what lilt' mini ilIVs win* t il
Icrs your Inane at lifcllt and rol*s yuu.
That ^ie civtv. you nothing In return
ami ha* hut axknl your imti^IimIoi'i <
hyfoni In- take* it. l> not an ar?uui?>nt
<iij w hl? h ymt iitiiy refute tliv state
meat that you art* a tlilef
Mver.v l?it thai yoy luivt* taken In
c\<?'v>. ? ? f i It** w ? ?i*i J i of flit', a rt i?'l?< you
sHI Diaki'iMiii ii ?tuh?ait'^t man, I0\
? luimre. " ' .4,
I OK ( ONt.HLSS.
\W aiv a lit Ijorlxed t ?? aninuimv I *.
I! |,xiulf,\ for iv election ??' t 'oiigre**,
>nh)opr to The rule* of rhr t?rniorrnt
!<? | ?rl hmVi*.\
I ok CORONKR.
I ln'irli\ announce myself as a ran
Uidaic for ('oroncr of Rcrybau county,
v|iliji < 1 ii,? (In* rule* mi (lit* I H'liiorra! ic
prima n .
I JJ'IIRU T. ItAKKIt. j
WANTS
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
WANTED ? To buy Poplar and Cum
lo^s. loaded on nil's or hauled to
< 'linn Irii Veneer Plant. A. I ?. Kennedy. .
Jr.. Aucut, ( 'amden, S. C. 17
TKACHKKS WANTED? ( 1 ) M.di for.
town and country sclmols $?W? to $75. ;
i 'J i Ladles combining music and eom
ii'ioii school. unprecedented demand. i
i .'It <Jrade and high school. Can place !
all qualified teachers for any of the
n hove. Write today. Southern Teach- 1
ers' Agency, Columbia. S. C. 17-iiOp. ;
KOK SALE ? H>t> or more seasoned ce- j
ilar and mulberry posts for sale. Ap
pl\ to \V. M. Loll Is. 1 I M is l.yttleton !
vtreel. I'uuulcii, S. C. 1 7 1 f . j
W ANTKI) ? Ky good colored woman, J
position, as cook or house woman,
iiooil references. Apply !Mt?j Church j
street. Camden. K. C. 17p |
W ANTED ? Ajrent for .IttYy Starter for
I'ord cars. Itiir money. Sells on
?didit. Territory open. Address 15. It.
Watkilis. I to x 1H. Columhia. S. C.
1 7 1 f . j
PEAS for sale. do or 70 bushels of i
cow peas at $1.00 per hu. Will sell in j
smaller quantities if desired. Apply j
at T. J. Hoykin's store, lower broad j
fleet or phone lilll-J.
KOK SALE CHEAP. ? One 191 1 model
\l-M Ituirk, five passenger touring
car, 85 horsepower, (iood condition. I
Apply at Chronicle office. 15-tf. J
I OK SALE ? t '??w with young i -a If, if j
pro|icrl> cared for cow will give 21?j
callous of milk per day. Price for
I *ot 1 1 cow and calf only Oo. Too
< heap liiit have more cows than I
? -.?in i.irc for. II N. Harncs, Cam
den S. i \ li. K. f ?. 1 . HJ-17]
ON SKKVICE ? Registered Hereford
I tu 1 1 a t my farm near PcKalb. Fee
$1 .nn. W. A. Kd wards. H?tf
CYLINDEK KKKORINO.? < )wnors of
automobiles', motorcycles and station
ary engines can now have their cy
linders rebored. and oversize pistons
titled in any size from - .'1-4 inches
to 1 u. inches in diameter, at W.
O. Ilay'^ < ? a ra ire and Mac hine Shop.
Camden, S. C. 15-1S.
just issued, tells all about
Crimson Clover,
Alfalfa and all
Grass and Clover
Sc eds for Fall Planting.
Wood's F;:ll Scot! Catalog also
gives full and complete infor
mation about
Vegetable Seeds
that ean be planted to advantage
and profit in the late Summer and
Fall. It is altogether the most use
ful and valuable Fall Seed Catalog
issued.
Mailed free to Gardeners, Mark? t
Growers and Farmers on request.
Write for it.
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SEEDSKEN, - Richmond, Va.
(iOKm (iVfTl HKI) HY ITALIANS.
Important Austrian City KhIIh With
Ten Thoi|Mn4 Prisoner*.
The vigorous offensive ?>( the I0?i
li'i 1 1 ?*? allies on the French, (Jalldau uiul
Italian fronts ts still ImMiiu rewarded
with iiii|H>rtnnt MUt-iVHsw. In Austria
tile Italians liavv captured the city of
tiorl/ia, 'J'_' miles northwest of Trieste.}
? In < i:i lie-in the Hussions in uuest ?>f
U intMTK have further carried out their
endeavors towa i?l the capture of Mtan
Islau from the Aunt i*0'< JerinunH, wiille
in France the French ami Hellish
force* lu the Nomine region have lit
tacked ami won additional points of
vantage from (he tierinaiis.
The capture of Ooii/Ja hy the ital
Inns seemingly Is as important a gain
b,v tli.o Kidvnlo a dieses has yet hecn
attained In.f^eU' pMJ*e*d United often- '
slve, tin'"' city helntf the door through
which the Italian** may now pass in an
attempt lo carry out their long cher
ished idea <?f capturing Tries*. Aus
Ula's hlg son poll at the head of the
Adriatic sea.
In i he tall of iioii/.ia. in which Koine
says the Austrlans were completely
.routed, the Italians inflicted heavy cas
ualties nil its defenders, took more'thau
III, lino men prisoners ami captured con
siderable tpia initios of war requisites.
The linssijiu tJeneral l.etchlsky has'
FOR sin kii i
To t hc^\ oters nf Kershaw County;
it would he almost lin|N>ssihle for
me to call oil each voter in Kershaw
county, therefore 1 take tills method
of inform int.' the citizens of the tilings
1 intend to fit ? in the event of my i
election.
I intend to bloodhoUnds for
the 'benefit of the citizens of Kershaw
county. in cast* of robbery, assault or
any i ?Mum* kiinl of lawlessness. My
bloodhounds can be bad. together with
my services My nny citizen of the coun
i y ? ? '
I will also keep tin* oiiiee of SheritY
open duriiitf otliee hours.
II. 1). (JOFF.
Camden, S. Auj,'. 1.
driven his wed** tuitlior into *^73
no ruiftn llu? n***
turliik' ll)Ooi< oa*t of H)lt| jj[
unt dly? ??** ?miki? wtiU'h ?i,, r,S
loads to I .??mlit'iji ami Hi,.
luii'uitsji. Nortlwani . ?t Ty^^^l
the KumwImiin havo
ha nk ?>f the Koroplco Hlvw an,)!
tnrod u iiuinher of liii|K>riunt
wost of Vflsniowp and norths*,
tlio NlasnioH ? Mona^thvyka mi|J
nw^kliitf tlio Kusslun niiiia.v
Hfllld nivatrr. To the smith j|
liiieiitsa IllO Itusslans havo
Stokhovohela.
lierlin admits the ivtlmiiiui ui-i
Austin llminans behind t iu> NitML
Tysinleittsn ottynla line. tait s?u ?
In the Carpathian region height* w
|iy the Husslans ?n?ar J a Moults ,
Voroeht. iiinl won! of Tararoy wr??
hired b?V tilt! ( it'i'inaiis, ami that Mri
Utisslaii altneks in Hie I ?i'lat \ n i|jstf
woj'o ropnlsed.
North of the Solium1 lUver In Kru
tln? Australians have puxhetl h*vk j
Hermans near Po/ieres two
viral* over a front of six im,^
yard*. while the JKreneh haw .hi,
on! tin' dermaus from a trench r<st|
ly capture I from them north of \
I loin wihkI ami rooeeupltsl II. jjq
Vordun siH-ior ht'avy artillery Hvtlvl
Is In progress at Thtaumoiit,
and OUfcois.
Constantinople n|H?rts, ami 1>?q
yrad admits, that tin* Turks hnvf)
eapturod tin* towns of Hit lis ami Mim
in Turkish Arinonla. but l'etron
says obstinate lighting Is still ^itlnjji
lii .this region.
It IK ltailway Strike Averted
Washington, August {>.? Word t|
the sorvices of the Federal iu(Mi?|t
hoard had been a.eeepted today laf
threatened strike ??f 400.000 nflJ
employee* was received with im.iiiJ
cd relief l?y Administration oflty
here.
The members of the hoard, with J
rotary Wilson, went, to New York I
directions frotn President Wilson to
everything possible to avert a sti
They were instructed to keep thoW]
House informed of every develops
The success of previous offortg
the mediation boa hi in averting sirfl
on railroads has 1?m1 Mr. Wilson
oxjH-ot conlidentialy t hat. there w?
be no walkout in the present iustu
lie has been prepared, in the eveot]
agreement is reached, however, to ta
a personal message to the luanaj^
and workers, or to summon repttn
tatives of the two shies to th?* WM
1 louse.
__ ii
K. W. I>abbs, former president of f
South Carolina Formers' Pniwi cut
mates that the cotton crop 1ms b?
damaged 50 |>er cent.
4Haj?atir uUiratrr
"Feature Photoplays"
Today, Friday, August Ilth
The Morosco Photoplay Co., presents', the
world's greatest Character Actor George
Beban in "PASQUALE." A wonderful story
wonderfully told.
Saturday, August 12th
The fearless film star Helen Holmes in The ?
Girl and The Game.
Other pictures on the program.
Monday, August 14th
Jean Southern in the feature serial "THE
MYSTERIES OF MYRA"
A Frank Daniels Comedy "Kernul Nutt in
Mexico." ?
Tuesday, August 15th
Jesse L Lasky in association with David Be
lasco offers Mae Murray in "Sweet Kitty Bel
lairs."
Wednesday, August 16th
I he World Film Corp., presents Clara
Kimball Young in "LOLA". Picturing the
penaJty which life exacts from the woman
who makes but one misstep, and the damna
tion that is visited upon the despoiler.
Thursday, August 17th
Metro Wonderplay Day. Harold Lock wood
and Mae Allison in "The Masked Rider."
Metro Wonderplays need no comment.
COMING: Peggy Hyland, Blanche Sufeet,
_I'anny Ward, Viola Dana, Ralph Herz.
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