The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 16, 1917, Image 2
uriEiT WRITER NOT ALO.Vt
riizabethan Age Was Memorable tor
Its Drama Without the Famous
Bard of Avon.
The score of busy playwrights who
preceded Hhakospoaro mid prepared
tho ground wtfh experiments in which
he wan to triumph wore rovlewod re
cently by I'rof Foil* Hchelling, bond
of tho Knglish depnr'.mout of tho 1 *nl
verHity of I'onrwylvunla.
Doctor Hcholllng'u ledum was on
t'fthakespoaro'a ' ompotltors In tht<
Drama "
, "For, hud Hhakospoare's death been
untimely like (hat of Marlowe," Doctor
SchellliiK Maid. according to tho I'hjla
Vlulphia Mullet In, "wo might <|U<'Ht|oii
ihln primacy 11 ml Shakottpunr n< vor
lived, bin a fee would Htlll huvr Lrcii
mciunrahh* in the drama for tin- croup
<nf playwrights of extraordinary s;tat
ure a group In which the leaser
names can oa?lly match our Khawu.
Harries or IMnoros." Doctor Hrholllni;
compared tlio modern proMcm drama
11hth unfavorably with thoso of the
JUlBt.
Doctor Hcholllng oxpr? >? ><d r? grH
that It has boon tho habit of tho older
scholarship "to disregard the ens iron
moiit of MhakoHpoaro and to neglect
? he lesser luminaries who surround
him " He Haid. In part
"Shakespeare i? not the inventor of
ICli/ahoLhan drama. lie did not tii><I lii ?
dramatic London brick and leave it
marble. tfhakospoaro added m> miik!*1
now form of tho variety that already
flourished ou tho stage.
"Wo liuvo to deal with the group of
writers known to ovory school book as
tho predecessors of Hhakospcare: l.yly.
Poole, (Iroene, Ixnlgo. Kyd, Nash and
M arlowo.
"Among the competitors of Shakes
peare none was mo important as Hen
.ronson."
CANNOT USE CAPTURED GUNS
Those Taken From an Enemy Are
Important Only n? They Reduce
His Flght>ny Efficiency.
Guns captured In battle are seldom
uh<? <I by (ho captor, and for a very
good roaaon. Take (ho case of the
field guns, for example, used by pres
ent-day armies. Tliey all take prac
tically throo-iuch shells. but there is
?r very slight difference in the actual
diameter, amounting in many casus
to only a few hundredths nl an inch,
which presents German guns, say. tak
ing Knghsh shells. The diameter of
the shell used with the Itelgia:! field
mm. f'?r i x.iinpic ?h 2 !?f> incheM, a
tenth of .mi inch at .aller than that of
the Geriuan gun
A Itelgian uhell would enter the
bore Di ,t German gun to easily, and
it would be impossible to lire it accu
rately If a German :!ull were fei'od
into .1 i? 1i? ? ri j;itl.nt gu:s woubl
burst w hen 11? ? *11. !???? ftuse the '.-do ll is
too Si^ * . r d 'Vii ti,^ t ir tt I ss
a mi is i i( ' in " i i.. I;>.i .a - ? d t t..,
or with .i tui'pply of its i : r uranium
tion, it e! u.>< b ss Ylr> captun on'y
n>" ins r? d.o ..... t;.i? .ig-.ititig power of
the enemy
TAKING RIGHT VIEW 01
Man Makes Serious Miotske in Becorw
In0 Despondent and Thinking of
Himaolf aa a Slave.
In commenting on a recent Onco
Over, concerning the blessing It should
bo to bo libit; to work uml to have
work tc do, a man writes as follows
"Tho principle la good.' Work la a
Meaning to humanity, if tho tolloi
would hut reap tho frultH of his toll.
Hut. In thin oru of maladjusted econ
omic conditions, th< worker h life, with
ils hIhvo status. Icuv08 much to bo
desired. Am I right?"
l|Vrimi one viewpoint, yes; from an
otht r, no
Tho working conditions of laborera
mlshl he more hit al, lis true, hut you
cannot expect too great an improvo
until within a abort time.
Are they not Improving each year?
An> not working hours becoming
Hhortor and pay largqr lor those who
make the necessary effort to perfect
themselves along their certain line?
If u man la unwilling to give the
time, Htudy and effort to inako himself
moro valuable to his employer, Hhould
he hope to have his wagea advanced?
Tho workaday world is far removed
from slavery.
When a man begins to think of liiiu
self ah a slave ho is bringl.ng about a.
condition within himself which has a
t? nilency to place Ins effortw on the
plane of thoao of n slave.
Ho is likely to feel disinterested in
his work, displeased wuh his employer
and antagonistic toward his Huperlors. j
Ho makes of himaelf a slave.?Chi
cago American.
FREAK STYLES IN WATCHES
Square, Oblong, and Triangular Shapes
Are Replacing the Round Style
in Popular Favor.
The greatest innovation in watch
making that lias been known in years,
has J list reached America from Eu i
rope Along Pifth avenue, New York, ,
shapes quaint and curious in time- i
pieces may be seen, and though tho
conservative type of round watch still .
holds its place in the market it is pre
dicted that tho square, oblong and trl- ,
angular affairs will become very popu
lar.
A prominent jeweler "declares that
these watches aro already replacing
in favor tho round ones; for, it is
said, they are far more easy to carry. 1
The shapes in which they are made
make them convenient to handle.
The new watch is as thin as a
wafer, and one wonders how on earth
the works are accommodated in the
small space; but watchmakers say
that tho finest ot' works may be put
in these watches with far more easn
than in the round timepiece.
.Xu.iiy <,f tlie wntehes have plain
i;old h:u ks. but it is also observed
thai !ine engraving is coming back
in:" tv!c. and that Jeweled settings
an '-.ing greatly used Sapphires.
? ; 'iiis and tiny i ubies aro popular
i:i Minus and the prices of tho
watt le 5 range from >lf)0 up tin' scale
' o the i hoc .and mark.
Better Farmitur in the South
SOUTHERN FARMER'S FERTILIZER ADVANTAGE
Soutlt's Dopos'ts of Phcsphatic Materials an Aid in G^ll Weevil F>^ht.
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priri'- Tl'i nark? t fur . Murio
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itiiU"! i.i 1 j.lai'it food
The Qu ck y Available Form
pt ? 1 . -1 !?? J ha* form <? f h ??
? i 'aw, n t jt -i'lily avjiiia
l> . ji'.i !"oi' !' ..< ?? '.hi> i.~ wiiy
ut.i ;i i;' r ul ?? stressing
i ii-?- :i! ror holt \wrvll
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'??ii iu.iTiirii\ n! i he |mu;i' ami '?? iu*l
1 .i.i mh iM1111 ,??: ;i- p l?r[ti| e
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11 it in I?.t to K1 ' a!! iht new w|ii;n<s and ?
i 'In* I) 'I!- i h.r t'< >i ii: a.-, i; \\ill do later
, >:; in ? tii> ? ? ? -I.
PUSH COTTON IN
WEEVIL TERRITORY
.1 C Pr drmre. Agronomist
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!u ln\t . )(??,! v. ???%(; it' I h'* fitflnil
i:i . u!:ii , uiid'i I,oil weevil
j t-i t;?jr .< o - ?s-'.v. latlois I hum' ho
^i\>-ii ??<>i !??.,)!:?? . l'h?? land -houid
!??? well 'l.i ? i a: 1 11 ,up tod w;th
v?'?;? aide i. 11' ? ? ? i,.xid -????ii f a \ a
??trty adaf' : t<? : loe.il: y should
! he clinM'1! ind. ? ' .unise .> variety
' lia I v.! 1. 11.? t' 'if ! ? .1;' i|i|ii a lid
: e.,; ,t i!' ? > tul.l l.t :;t ? i! S i r
i:/?* Itheraiiv and ; ?; ? rl\ < n: i\t??
On lie h^rtVt^i , ,yeh :?v" ' he red
< ;,iv> and <\a\ loam-. th?? Use of .t f? ? r
' I . I /.'?! i .il l V II1C 1 0 (>? i ??!! It' 1 p?T
ii- ;d:o.-phori( ncut. !i? ? ? ? ??lit
: i" r i!>-i. and a -mail ,ei < ? tr ?>!' pot
i it < flu I"* had sh iiM !??? I
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pt-r c-.? ii ? 11 '.?-11 im- r ??t ? ? cf ..i"' to
l-?t) p.,t in : - -t ; "if .it rt'
SOV BEANS IN THE ROTATION
i i: r ? ?'? you ? ? < 11. r m * -;?> i a
'?>' t' .in >> h.t J" >? iv ? rol'nr
.,:\d ttn.f <hi*"* rrop ?:!' !used""
< v lif.ub .if liiuMv : t i tunnioixh'd
I > ? . ;(r. i I.-k ii ii.<? u: d. i ht r ? f 11'. do
nit j ii ? ninth nrme.;, The hay
ahuntltn' and ' he ft i-ilinK v.tlur
'.ii?' '!"?!?? mj! i?t* i- a t!i ?: it .iftrrady
nri~i>- * * t r ' l>?-an. it ?. -1 jho mkf
w v(i 'ip"]'ji t'il by nulls has
-p.' n.lid l?M'dir.K \ ahi*
\ ^-'ttii.i prate r t" folinu is rn'fon
follow f.| hy rorn ?i"h >o> Ix-an- fol
1 ^ piJ i>> oats and cowpeas Par
-.?ut h^r** t ondiMnun Uollybrock and
M am line.' h N ?'llow( am rvromn^nrl^d
.1 N IIXHl'KR, Agronomist
MISSUS IX ?KKA1 WAK.
Mure Ttpni Ten Million Mm I'ut Out
of Art ion.
More than men are ro
colded ?|H killed. WOUIlded, cii|iiurod or
Milv-ljIU III till' Kuiwpoan UM? in Hie
(list complete tabulation of official
ami aut hcul Iculed scud oilh Inl reports
dt' tlit* varioi^ h?;ll iueivnt s rerclved in
London. the 1111111 a r ,v pro|?or,
l.'II.LMHl HIV ivporlttll dead : V>S .??HI
wounded Anions civilians ivspyclnlly
? in the Kiisshm ami llalkan Hunts and
; ? Armenia, aiintla r Mo.ii'W arc figured
U" ellkeT dead or woutldod thr.nrh t ho
war Th?- litfiires ait* a < I in 111 ?*? I to hi'
??i11> a(>1 \iiuulc, ai??I In ?>im ? in
ii-M'-Jsa i* 11 \ \ . 11 v i ? - ??!<!.
Thc> ni'i- not i iiili'ii i'mm i any
; scire, lait jrlw a fairU i?? I inh l?? pic
ture "t (It** wni's results .?f the various
hcl I lue'rents, widen tire ???*rI a Iu 1 \ mill
1 imum Utrures, a 1 >? I tla-n ?? 11 a ? ai*?? Tt?I
re ihei kinu v. iih all a \ aiiahlc autheii
jiif<ii mai inn Thi' Ihiteute's hoses
an- L'lvrii as iis, a><> jjs a^uiiisi
:;.s i.simi f<>i i in- ('fhi i ul Kmpiiv- < >ue
reason fur tin1 ureal discrepancy ho
t w cell tile I wo i-. heliexed to he I lie re
lative un preparedness of the Mnteiilo,
the disust roils rel rents in I 'riinee at
i he heuinninu of the war. in Itusslti
li'i in the Mcsiiriaii lakes and ylie t 'a r
pathians anil in lhannania The lOu
l elite's deail total U.s!Mi, too against 1.
.".."1(1,siii? for I lie Central Umpire's;. the
Dnteiitc's v\ oil 111 lei I total l.t;7U..r>(>0
imaiied U'J'J.<kmi for their ciieiaii's; and
their captured ami missing l.li'Ja.flOO
auainsi JUJ.ihhi for the ('eiilrni K111
( pi res. These losses are haseil upon the
assumption glial in <iorman,\ !Ml per
cent of the total wounded return to
the front and sit per cent in nil the
other countries, Uitssia's losses include
rt.dS 1,"J(M) men. France lias lost l,s|(),
siiii and 1 Inula ml has lost only ."d."?. Inn.
('apt. Mr Load Resigns.
Kcsiunation of live nilh-ers of tin?
National tjuiird of South <'aroliti;i havo
been received and accepted hy tio?er
iior Manning The names of the otli
cers. their rank ami companies appear
in the follow inu order w hich was is
siiued hy Adjutant General W \Y.
.Mi 11 H e Monday :
The following resignations have heen
accepted hy the Governor ami comniand
er in chief:
Samuel .M I'.row lie. tir-t lieutenant,
medical corps. Second South Carolina
infant ry. National tiuard. under date
of i-'ehruarx 'js.
Walter .1. l'.ri>low. iir-1 lieuti-nanf.
medical reserve corps-. South Carolina
National Cnard under date of March
I. 1J?17
i'lheii .1 .Mel.cod. c.-'ptain. company
M. I'ird South Carolina infantry, ami
(V M l.iml-ay. lir-t lieutenant. South
Carolina Coa-I Arlillerv. National
Cr.ard. under dale of .March 7. 11?IT.
I U \ - h f ? n!. -C. I'll. I ! ielll "III III .
<'..(iioih!> I-!, First South ('.11 >lina in
I a 111 1 \ National ? . 11. ? i ? I : 11 >? I ? 1 dale of
March s. p.iJT
S r_i ant II II I 'rankIi 1 > of the
in ML.'el.iir_' poiii,- I'i'Vic wa- %lii>t and
i : ?>! i? 1 a m-jro 11 ? ? 11 -? ? in a 1 < ?ran_i
!'?!; - l i e la \ lii^h l ? In re h 1 a ? I
' a 1 resi M i' k- > I 'a lliiel a ?. V
1 nr.'kir who !i ? ' ? -? a| -ed. 1' ?.:1. ?
ntade hi-; esiape tan .1- 'a* " ? i;>
; ai i ? I ai.d > ai rid l 1 'harie-t01
e\ .11 h? a liiol. The ih'ur.? i - ????:.
1 il' -?perate ? iimiaa! and i-~ hcir_' i..
! '.ireful
Notice.
All |>?T>'?u>?< ;iiv lii'ii i?> :i"!
... tropins* ,.|i in \ 1 :i?i ? 1 ~ l>\ am * 11. i - ^
u !i;ifviM?v?*r \\illi<<ni Jmtimi - i"'i
All p?-is< n? i|i <1 i!i?' I hi- !j<?
Will In- 11 < ?: < 11 with *1 iliu' I" tin''
j 'fiuiM ?jf law.
K< isa K !.' 11 :^t ? >!i. I
I ".lie Mali il ."".til. 11*17. ?>! i
FOR SALE OR RENT
Fort \ ( t"ii i(i'iv- c>1 Ian*i >>:i t!t?? (
Mark I i i \ i ? K??a<l. s 111 i!?? - --"'Hi: >>l i
(*:? m< I?*i i. formerly tin* ]>r.?|>ojt\ <>f I
li M.i>rl?'\'. ' This ]a:n 1 will ho
. !i< .i >? I?>1 ? a- h
I.. A K1UKI.W!?
FINAL DISCHARGE.
\.? l i???? is liorohy uivcp i ha l i??
mi-nth from this i.iutr, >>n Mat?h .'Jutii.
H?I7 I will inakt' to tire Proha 11?'?'i*iirt
i.f Ki rsliau County my trial tvt'.ini as
l.'M't ? u f fix wf thf t'Ntati* ..f S:ii?;i' I!
i ?a111? ? r ami ? >n rIn* >ai?o <la> will
aj.pl.N t<> t hi' ail ? '? ?n r' fur a iiuai
iIUi ha i'l'i1 fi '.vi inv tru^t -ai<f l!\
>?? m! ri \
\ i:kmi:i.i.l ?, \i;i ?m:k
! > ? i Hi i :\ i" fati* "f Sa'.'c 1*. < >:?: il ? ?
? a iimh-n s ( ' Ma f> h I -<f. 1'. > | 7
FINAL DISCHARGE
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NOTICE.
\ '.'??? - in-: oh v _'ivo!>. t: ' i iiio.-:
: 'kl. ??. or ,,f ( an..' I- : ,
I ' I I I 'II- \\::i lie llf|i| at tin- ?>??!. . ? ;
i f In \ Kirk'.iJ.. 1 in ?'a!ii'!."i s
' !..? ia! -lav \| Ml A I' '
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a: . a-r .? f r ?> ??aj.itai >(.? k ..j ^al.1 !
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L01MJK IIIKKiTOHY
MM'liiiK MxliU and (HBcwk of Fr??
tenia! Organizations.
.Antioch l.odge No. 21W. A. F. M.,
meets Thursday nljght ?><t or tieforo each
f?4l-moon. W. H Bwrln; NV. M.; L. A.
Shiver, Seerotnry.
, ? AtflhH-h Jr. O. 1'. A. M. No, 'JjJO meets
Tuesday idtfhta t?i? or before (aoh full
itUMtii, .J JO. Campbell. <" ; Shi
vor, Kecordiut? Secretary
Lynrhwood Lodge No. lit",, A IV M.
Kfthun*' S. ('. M<m*I : uii Saturday on
or before i'r full moon hi each mouth
\Vm. 'I li>'ii)|?' ' ii. NV M. ; S T. <Jardncr,
?Secretn
I C**t I hi?.*? Con ?? II No A7. ,1 < ? I' A
.M li 1 luiue, -v (' Mods on second
nii'i ?111H1 T. '?-?i|u.\ nights in each
1 : .'Is I NV NVe-J. ('otlUSPlor; .! I..
I . '1.:' ?'<.r.
1 -i\ ?? Oak (' (iiiii No. IP, NV. 1 i. \V
fannl* S. ?' Mrfiv tlrst Thursday
I1I4I1I e.|>ll IllOhtll. .1 F. ll.ltiMII.il!,
< . <' M 11. 1J u !.:i I('U'i'k
lier- ii.iw Lodgt> No. JO, A F. .\i .
4"; 1111 i S. (' Mr 'is tirs.t Tuesday
night in each 111 > ? 11! 11. I. T. Mills, NV
M. ; 1' I Sha moil.. .Mrd.. See.
Ifcpalh l,ii(||;(i No. II K of IV, ('uiii
< 1 <*1 j. S (' Meets second ami fourth
M o 1111 i\ i ights in each mouth. \\\ (J.
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(,aiini"n, S C .Meets fourth Tuesday
night in each mouth. N. H. (imxialc,
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in e.i< h mouth. I .1. Muniteiiyn. ('. ('.,
T. I:. P.lyther. Clerk.
fine Tree Council No. uo, .1, o. C.
A. M. Camden, S. ('. .Meets first and
third Friday night-. in each mouth.
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thuiie. S. ('. Meets every first mid
third Friday nights. ,1. K. Severance.
(' c. .lehn A. MeCaskill, Clerk
? .eiirue NV (lUthrie. American am
l?a v.nlor t.i .I:?pau since 1!) 1t. died slid
? 1 <? 111\ <i?' apoplexy Thursday at Tokio.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
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Mr. States rinU'y, of York, who i.s
a Junior at Clomsoii ('Ollouo, I?hm re
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?'oflUroeiHinan M<l\ik!?' having appoint
(Ml litnt .Mr. Ft u ley I - exptalttU hoiuo
fhn - ln^r of the \vi rV when*' ho w III
remain a fow* ila.vs hoforo leaving fi?r
J't Phoivon. noar Atlanta, to ^tainl
tin* i?h,Y U ?l examination for \Vi*?.t j
l'oliH. Y? 11; Nj'ws.
Notice to Debtor* ami (YtxhUr*.
All porw>i>H having .?tnliufi ? ugaVjut
tUf ?*tnU> of t'. I*- OrlgK*. <U??vasiti
still present H8im> duly itUt'stwl with
th? uiuler#l?netl (|\UlUtle<) mlm^^n
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Administratrix,
t'.umlvn, S. (\. Mart it l.'l. HM7.
Ten Victor Records
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VictroU XI?
$100
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which should be in every home
Every music-lover will find promise of enjoyment in the list below
and fulfilment in the records themselves. They have been chosen lur
the wide uppcal of their music and the exceptional artistry which mark#
their interpretation.
/Over the Waves Waltz (Rotas) Accordion Pietro\ S'?
\Sirens Waltz (Waldteufel) Accordion Pietro/ ' $0.75
[Sweet Genevieve (Tucker) Violin-'Cello-Piano |
I McKee Triol to,_
jWhen You and I Were Young, Maggie >i8i30 i0 ,7S.
I (Butterfield) McKecTriol
/The Palms (Jean Faure) Keinald WerrenrathlACnon tn , ?
iThe Lost Chord (Proctor-Sullivan) Werrenrathl ' 00
|Le Cygne (The Swan) 'Cello Hans Kindlerl ... , _
I Melody in F (Rubinstein) 'Cello Hans Kindlerl '0 1.00
[Gems from "The Mikado"?Part I 1
) (Gilbert Sullivan) Victor Ught Opera Col,-__, ,, ,
|Gems from "The Mikado"?-Part 2 J35551 12 1.25
(Gilbert-Sullivan) Victor light Opera Col
MavoUrneen Roamin' (Johnstone-O'Neill) j
Lambert Murphy |ccn__ n , r_
The Sunshine of Your Smile (Cooke-Ray) j 1-50
Lambert MurphyJ
Mignon?Polonaise (I'm Fuir Titania !)
(Thomas) In French Mabel Garrison 74489 12 1.50
Tales of Hoffmann --Barcarolle (Oh, Night
of Love) In Fjiglish McCormack-Kreisler 87245 10 2.00
Santa Lucja (Neapolitan Folk Song) Caruso 88560 12 3.00
Sins Me to Sleep (with String Qt.) Gluck-Ziinbalist 88573 12 3.00
We shall consider it a pleasure to play these records for you. whether
or not you have a Victrola.
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PHONE 15G
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