The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 10, 1917, Image 2
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' "THK FOX FAMILY.
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Animal l>over Write* lni?r**llngly ?t
Reynard Mid HI# ll?MU.
ihaw county fox hunters will
I*. Tuterv?Te,I I.. lf.l?
u
vx
foxes 1*bch i\ A. David ht?? writ
ten for the Greenville New?:
Years ago <>n the rather steep dope
of a wooden liUUldO, un old cheatnut
t ree had given up the struggle for ex
loteiKt' Hud (Ict'ldtnl to tile. Time and
storms of winter hud strip!**! the bark
away and tlio almost imperishable
wood had taken on the tUit of gray
granite. and there It stood, an endur
ing stnift, In memory of It* own pant
gieuliicHH, The gravel had gradual^
washed away from under the twisted
roots on the Hide away from the hill,
and the roots formed a kind of a Med.
opening nut on a small granny knoll !
surrounded hy a tangle of briers and ,
hardy ferns.
As the shadows from, the opposite!
Mil crossed I!??? little valley, and he- j
gun to ereep slowly up toward the old)
chestnut, ami, us tti** plaintive call of J
sleepy partridges floated up from dls,
taut stut?Me llehK a sharp pointed j
nose followed hy a pair of inquisitive
ap|*eared under Iho pro Joe ting.
roots.
Another pair "f questioning eyes and
another sharp nose lined up hy the
siil?- of Iho first : anotlier. and still an*
other took shape in the darkness, and
tin1 four children of Mrs. Fox had
come out for their dally' romp and ex
ercise. She was not with them, hut
a careful scrutiny would have reveal*
vd her a little further up the hill. tlat
Irncd cut on a sunny ruck, with head
hefween forepaws, lazily blinking at
the jrloW 1)^ the west. She held a posi
tion. where without moving her head
n the slightest, she could overlook the
den. and every trail that could possi
bly lead to It.
?The ?*id?*? were-?*?Mtilr-rrl hH-b?yellow
'bundles of fur that seemed ?ralher to
drl(ft from place b> phice than either
!<? walk or mil. Kaeh little face was
a wide n wake interrogation pointy as
they ctimc out in the open and began
to playfully slap each other, and roll
over like s<? many kittens. 1 hough
the natural awkwardness that goes
with youth. betrayed itself in oecnslon
n 1 ill-timed movement, most of their
motions ueie iis graeefuily as running
water. ' Mie little fellow found the
wtni: of a Hjicekled hen. the hod ragged
K<>u\onlr i?t' some forgot Mij fca.sl, and
proceeded to have the lime of his life. I
lie drugged it olV to one side in the
L'i:i-<. and pretended to stalk it: flat
en lil- fuzzy stomach, lie pulled liijn
self towards it. with a motion so slow
that it was almost i in percent i Me : then
suddenly he springs in the air. and
hnils his little hulk upon i'? the very
embodiment of e\citI'llient ami greed.
? Mie ol' lifs Mother- has liccii hiding
behind a Mm- h > f gra-s. with eves
?i-iow with. mischief. jump out and
ruff i he .? w ho happens near
eltoUlill. The) i h'f ?e their I Jt : <lis*
appear M the ? ? 11 * r f the den:
dart at iiiicn-ted niniiietils : spring
high in tie air as if catching an in
sect; and seem -o hr.infill of fun. and
the gladness ?.f merely being alive
that t hex must be-?lo";ng s. .met hing dif
ferei.t every In the i n i ? I -1 of
th.-ir wildest prank-, their mother
;,t? up suddenly, wrinkles her brow
?is in deep thought, and then as if
h id just r< ineiiiberod sonic very
'?nporta .; business, makes 1:. i* way
CI.wi! V :?.???,' the children are ;?1M > ing
Their x\ hMc demeanor in-tant'.y
? hate^.- ! t hex assume a;i air of
eo illicit <? ! : in port a nee. a s t'ie\ i5ii i her
ai- u: d : In I" ing. in all ; 1^- w <>rld
that :he; .itc sin-,, know s e\?q*\thing.
\V t ? lllot he: ! \ I..o-.? |?11sh here ;i lid
? l ore. ? s ;t is t ime to g.-. to
hod. :111? I. T !:a ! Uli'lev , i r?'llIllst a nee
.mi-! any of them come out before she
returns. ? ?ne 'behind the other, tliev
obedient'1)* disjtj?|n?jir in the Mack door
way. Mil :is their mother drifts away
the gafliering shad w s. four sharp
iitrle neves and f<nr pair- <T little
? \. s ?! ;? r -i ;>?" 11 \ i !'??-*'. .| the ? I'.d
scape, appear; squeezed eloaw
jllMt inside of the tUUltcl, to
sure that ahe haw m?Hy and trul
gone. The eye* gradually fade away
In (bd darkness, anil tin*
j^in* of the speckled lu-n Is nil that
remains to remind v"r .?r the playful
g It III ho J O f rt f?W UlillUtttH Hgo. If one
eoulfl folltMV their movements, they
would Im- k4t?? in IiuHmu tile, treading
die w IjmIIhk itaswage a* it vow* around
the ancient taproot and then several
yards straight Into the lilll Itself, un
til they come to u level chamber ex
cavated |ini)<r^th ti Imii!???! boulder.
This Is llie MvIiik room of thin |mii
tlcular fox household. With h celling
of solid granite, unit a floor if tine,
dry saitd, alul in one eorner a bed
of dead gran* anil feather*, what more
could young foxes ask?
Hooii the four were curled up, an j
uneven heap of heads, legs ami tluffy j
tails, ytpd till fast asleep, their small
hearts stilt going pit 11 pit I, front their'
recent exercise.
They may have ftt*en drcamtng of j
tender, toothsome Held mice or the
pleasant odor of freshly killed rabbit,,
for an hour or two, when the patter1
of fur-Moled feet caused theni to tf|M?u j
their eyea and t<> hold their breath, j
ami their find her, wjio knows ull;
things, was once more with them. '
Over her shoulder was Hum: a snow |
white pullet, and front her mouth
hung a regular fringe of limp little j
Held mice.
She had evidently been lit luck, "'"I
a low self-satUtled growl escaped her
us she cased herself of her burden.
The children, now wide awake, are
crowding eagerly around her': without
asking grace, site turned to the pile |
.of inlee. their tails neatly crossed, like1
the rail* at (be corner of a zig-zag ,
fence, xi? 11tey all could be picked up
at once, and tossed one to each cub. :
While they were stowing away, these1
-muiiII sppel lnett<, the mother >vasi
busily engaged--ht?carving tho. fowl.J
W11It not the least sign of hurry or;
hunger, she deftly severed the wings;
and legs, and placed a portion before j
each waiting youngster. Her every i
motion wAs one of well bred, 'easy'
self-possession. In decorous silence I
the meal progrescs, except now and.
then an occasional cross between a |
grown ami swallow as some little
brother or sister forgets tln> difference]
between meum and teuin.
When ull have supped, ami scattered
feathers and polished bones are all
Miat remains of this midnight feast.:
the children nwo more curl up in a
?hflpeless Jumble of legs. tails and
'tends, and. lulled by a feeling of com
f"rt-able fnllnes?.
Axiator Instructor Killed.
Mlllcida. \. V., Allg. 'J. t\lpt.
*<:iiI> 11 \. Ta.\lor. in command of the
?raining sectinn of tie aviation signal
ci-.rps here, b-sj ^ i-,.Mitrf?l nf his air
plane today and plunged MM) feel |o
his death. Sergt. Thomas I'cll, who
v* iw in the machine w ith hjjn, -tif
f'Ti'd a broken jaw tnd Maternal in
juries.
I'he two a viator* had been flying
but ;i short time when it was no
li. -I'd siinioj bite.' ;i po;i rent t. \v?>nt wrong
w .'h the m.n liiiM- and it dropped to
ward the <.n:h. I'aptaiu Ta.vlor was
?!<'itd w hen taken front the wreckage.
('aptain Taylor had been in com
nut ml ..f the instructors ami students
about ;wi> months and was an expert
11 ie r lb- \v.ts married twi mouths
a_ . ili- home h;i> in Stamford.
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(?ennauy An Accomplice.
Washington. Aug. -I iermauy had
niivM'ssi, i! of Austria'- ultimatum to
Serbia fourteen hours before it was
? lolivored' at Hcjgrade, aeeording to
po-itive iufonnat ion which has reach
ed ottieiuls hen* and made public to
da\ fur the first flpie. It states that
former foreign Secretary Zimmerman
admitted this when pressed closely as
Cermany's knowledge of the action
f her :?il\ which started the war.
The H u m a n F actors
' . In Good Service
There are three parties to every tele
phone conversation?the party calling,
the trained operator, and the party who
answers. All three share alike the respon
sibility for quick and accurate telephone
service.
The calling party should give the cor
rcct number in a distinct voice, speak
ing directly into the transmitter, and
wait at the telephone until the party an
swers or the operator reports. The called
party should answer promptly.
Patience on the part of the telephone
user and the telephone operator is also es
sential to good service.
II ht'H u>n I (Itfh'T.c Smilr
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
J. A. HOUGH, MANAGER.
ItHIU NK NKWS NOTKK.
A (Ml? of Happening* Worn Our
Kegular Correspondent,
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Methtine, 8. O., AufU*t 8.?Mr. John
CftstOli <>f Columbia spent 1a?r Wed
nesday with Mr*. J. A. Canton.
Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. Olyburti and
fiimilv sjK*iit SumlHy at (he home of
Mr* Clylmrn'H -inter Mr*. <Jalloway In
Lydla.
Mr. ami Mix. I^eroy l>avldiHM ami
moiim of <x??mden wefe 111 town Thurs
day afternoon.
Messrs. 1 louttlas Mayes ami Thorn
well Clyhurn left Sunday night fur
Columbia where tiny expert to secure
l>osltions. ?
Mr. ami Mrs, Krvln Caston apent
one (lay of last week In town.
Little John Stevens Davidson of
Camden Is visiting h|s unele Mr. W.
M. Stevens.
Mr. L. T. Smith of Hlshopvllle was
In town Saturday.
Messrs. Amnions ynU Morrison of
near McUee were the guests of Miss
^Vnnle Jennie Hobortson last Friday.
Mrs. lliik'li Oliver left last week
for AU'olu, S. C? to Jam her husband
who has accepted ? position with tin
telephone company there.
Misses Ma reel 1 ne Ki** ridge, Mallnda
Waul, and Annie Jennie Hohertson
and Messrs. Lorlwx Travis and italph
McCasklll motored to llartsvllle Sun
day.
Mr. Tom Hethune of I'avo, Oa., who
has been K|H?ndliiK?the summer with
relatives here, spent several days of
last week wlih relatives In.Xdrth Car
ollna.
ltev. .1. M. Korbls attended tflie meet
in# of the Defense Committee In Co
lumbia last week.
Mr, it mi Mrs, Mark IviitK of Neeee
en mo ^Sunday afternoon to >"islt rela
tive* In town. \
Mij^Joe Houuh, of Kershaw, w?<
t:> town Sunday.?.? ?
.Miss Stella liethiwio spoilt gfiVCral
days .of lasf week with her sister Mr-.:
FI. L. N'orwood in McBce.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Yarbronirh
and children of llarlsviHe, S. C? eanie
Sunday mornliu; to spend several day
nith relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. 1>. Robertson vi
ited In Mvltee last Saturday.
Mr. Leoiiell Host, who has .been
working in a drug store In Columbia
for some time, eapie homi* on a vi-it
Saturday afternoon. r
Mes-vr*;. J. M. See^ars and Claren ?
I* tie. who are working at tSie eauto:>
inent near Columbia. ?|H*nt Sunday at
home.
Mrs. rattle White was ynlled .T-"
>'<?i??tv i!i!l Monday on account of
'.<? dealli of her mother.
The Kershaw County Interdenomi
national Sunday School Convention
whii-h met in Betliiuie on the secoii'l
?tnd t'hird inst. was a decided sue
(ess i:i everv respeet. 'Mr. Webb and
^'r- s. i\ Moore ?>f liinninjrham, A1 .
rue -trite Tie Id workers, each ?ra\"
- 'veral' instructive and ontertuiniu
? d 1 jo-se-*. Ani??nit die other ?pea.kei-i
were the lJov-. T.awson. Vorhis. CJard
11?? v. :n 1 M'evvps. 15inhniore. Flet' her.
"i'1 Trofor. ill ?.f whose speeches
I've vci y helpful. The euhve:irion
a*j .? wh>'io wm< w:' 11 atiendod. and
? ?r-usi-I t':e I!????; ?'ver held in Kor
iw '.'inly. More than fifty dele
?>to ?>re<enf. and t^utrv^jne
Sunday..scho'id- were represtrnted. The
people of ftothuue on.joyed the moet
inirs very lunoh. and were u''.:d to
l:ave the eon\eution meet in their
t<i\\ !!.
.Mr*. .Jrssr Mi'C'A of No? spentj
T'.lur- lay at tin* *hnnn> >>f lu?r aunt, i
Mr*. .Inana Caston.
Mrs. J. II. \\V*t wont t.? i ? imiltin
' i-t Wednesday to vi-it her 'i')i.liajld .
wild wa* ill.
Mi>* I0ll:i < In r? 1 hit i- hot*
*i*ter. Mr*. Cilliam Clyhurn.
Mi** Kiln Jlorton -pent S ni lay at
Mir homo i?I" her ??.*:rt-i:t- ? ??:?r Ker
shaw*.
Mr*, Charlie .Ion*.* njul ?*!ii:?1 f??n <if
I..inra*ter wvrp in town Tno-.lay.
A Iar_-" parly ?>f I.an< a?-t< r jfcople
in r>>wn on their wnv r<> I.Iir
Sprinsr* wttrir ilii-y ;ire ?-,iinj'ins for
the wook.
Mr. W. 1!. I?/Tvi? t.v.k lii* ' y* nii<1
?_'irl* Surnlay school chi-* !' ? Moth
.n.;jvt < '-Jiinv't f'? Hi:.* S;irir_- :.i-f > T< ?i i -
?l:iy fur an aftornimns >m:::
IJi'V. Mnphison. pn*tor f 'ho Y^in
i ?ii'4??r Hroshyroria n < "1:11>vas in
: I'uvn Tuesday.
\ ' ':t la*t Monday t'Xi?!>ir._r i -iirpriso
I party w;i* -.riven hy ;i few < f :'.i? yotum
! folk* <?f Hcthnno ot tlir limine .if Mi.?.*
; Stella Hcthnno. Mn*io. ?????"? . ???nl and
i ilbinimi'lila). was f 11-|-.i-].??? 1 hy
? Hofhuno. and after a \:-r* pleasant
fv. nthose prr*ciif ?<> in panted
: Mr. Tom Hefhuno to fTi.? 'rain. on
which he loft for hi* home hi Pjtvo.
jifti-r siM-nWin;* m??*t . * rh?? snnv
nii-r with relatives and t'ri< nds*' in
| town.
Mr*. Mobley of lhatli Springs, lui-*
' he. ti *p?>nrMt)ir several d.-n - with her
-i?ter. Mrs. .T. r. Caskey i t town.
Mr. Hill Latta of M-H-" was In
t#?W!! Monday.
' v Wateroe Mill Village Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Hoycc and
\IT"t:i Smith of Columbia wore,
w? *?k ??!:?! quests of Mr. and Mrs. Ohas.
(''it i?iin.ic, (
Mi-- Mlnnio TpoYjdhig a few
with her mother noar Kershaw.
Mr-. Tom Sinclair of the Antloch
ri? >:i ?|?eut last Friday with her
. *i*ter Mrs. \V. T. VMnyer
Mi*-?'- \". la an<l Minnie Hancock
and Pr ?: 1 n r Marshall wore jyftok eil<L
' '.-iicv's of Mr. and Mrs? O. S. Rogers.
Movsi?(. Sam Hohldav and Olen
, Thiu'pon of Hrogden spent the week
i otid with relatives In the village.
I Mi** Sarah I,isuby of chesterfield]
i* -pendinz a fow days with her dflntrh
! tor Mr". J >. T. Hauenrk.
Mrs. Irene T>orlt.y of Columbia spent I
j -cvoral days hist work with ^fr. and (
TKOtHIJ; IN OKLAHOMA,
Draft Hmlntemt Reported in Heveral
6 C?uk1Im.
There lut* Imvij aerioua trouble out
Infant er?tral oklalMMua during th*
jMtsi (0w day* on account of organised
violent resistance of the selective draft.
The number of resistors is not definite*
l\ known ; but if in estimated at from
;><h> to iin tUa counties <?f Ponte
toe, Seminole, okmulgee, Pittsburg,
and Hughe*. Ah a rule they are said
to'consist of tenant farmers, half breed
tmmS Itt? negroes. Thin section of
country involved in more or lew* barren
ami billy, with numerous small patches
of woods. The sheriff* of the counties
raisced posses of citicena and went out
after the resisters who were riding the
country and creating diturbanee. Sev
eral railroad bidges are said to have
been Inirncd and q number of towns
I have hcen Threatened. In clashes with
! the authorities on Friday and Satur
day, Wallace Carglll, one of the lead*
| ers was killed and a man named Hoggs
? was captured. .Many arrests were
made. Sheriff Grail of Seminole coun
ty, reported' dlirlng the day that, fho
i larger hands had been broken up into
J small parties and the situation was in
i hand. Many shots had been exchanged.
Further information yesterday was to
jibe effect that a hundred or more of
I the resisters bad been arrested: but
ihere was still at leasr two large bands
Lat large and it was expected that Phe
.sheriff's posses would have to light
them. The Associated Press explains
J the trouble as follows; From fttate
, mcuts taken from prisoners the uuou
| Junius belief was sounded that the Up?
; rising had been timed too early,
iu-eams of conquest, riches.aild lxnver
have been implanted in the -minds of
the ignorant tenilnt class by organiz
i crs until t'Mey were led to believe that ft
! -how of force was all that was neccs
:<ar.v to gain the promised fruits. Atti
davits fn the hands of officers toll of
- tbo innocent belief of the tenants that
t-> ho drafted into the national army
was to go to sure death. While this
ro*#istuinee to service lias been the blnd
; M'g element holding together the scat
tered elements of the uprising the dis
contents which rendered the move
ment possible had its beginning more
than two years ago, it is said. Shortly
after the outbreak of the war, when
? ?.ru n prices were low and transpor
t-uien <ovts high, tenant cotton farm
fi> asserted that if t'liev ran out of
t ??"! and money they would get -it
,v fone. Since tli?r time agitators
?v ii.Ii pr 'iiiises of wealth and power
:?avo worked continually in the vicin
ity. <iii !:i;g a fertile i: round for their
propaganda. Lately t!i?* meetings have j
!>e.'ii belli as often as three times a |
?veejf. always in a scheduled spot In 1
t he WiimU,
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Mrs. W. T. l'layer.
Mr. .John A. Fincher. of Kor*liaw,
visited hi* parent- !a*t week.
Mr. and Mr-. T.eo l.i-nby sii??1 Moss
y*. ??-; ;n .-nit! FVidio l.i*nby of Ches
let liel I ;irc visitors of Mrs. Hancock
;,-i l Mr. ami Mrs. Fincher tltis week.
Mv*. 11;i11 it* <;!i:ttit ami Mrs. Rena
14* Lancaster spoilt several (lays
wit11 Mr. ami Mr*. George Mnnn last
Week.
Mr. Wa'ter. one ?? f the Kt?r*haw
<ilijir? 1 s i-f <! roenyiile came home Srtt
nrilav ? t*? he with his father a few
day- w!;o is very ill.
Mrs. Annie Moore of Columbia spout
Saturday ami Sunday in the village. I
Mrs. Fl*a Twittv i* visiting her]
si-tor Mr. .Foe West this week. j
Mr. Kate Walters ami family of near
Bethune *|>ont. Fund\y \\ith Mrs.
Water'- parent* Mr. ami Mrs. I,. T.
Raker.
l.a-r Monday niirht Mr-'. Major Mnnn
entertained her Sunday School class.
Ice cream was served.
nu hi-t Friday evening the Sun
Roams wero tendered a reception by
tin" Y. W. A. class at the Cluh House.
After several Minis recitations and
games refreshments wore served on
the lawn.
Next Fri 'ay liijjht ti e 10th begin
ning at v '? !"fk there will he an ice
cream ft--:,, a! at the cluh hou&e. The
public- i* cordially invited.
Hid i?i: ia-f Sunday the 5tli after
a very brief illness little Henry, the
11 months i.id son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom I'avis. To the parents and other
relative* .>f this little fellow we ox
;end profound sympathy. Intorrment
was at Reaver Dam Church.
Pr iching next Sunday as usual.
Stockton News Notes.
l'.o\ kin. S. C'., Aug. 7.?In*, and Mrs.
I'.. 1\ Dylcs and son. of Laurens, spent
a few days last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Workman. "
Mis* Pearl Mahoney is visiting rel
atives in Manning .this week. . m
Mrs. 10. M. Workman ami Mrs. Geo.
Amnions spout last Thursday at tlie
home of/ Mrs. ,F.va Irhy at. the state
Farm.
Master Ralfrod Shirley, of Camden,
was the guest at the home of his
uncle, Mr. C. V. Galloway.
Mrs. Susan Gardner, of Manning,
visited her daughter. Mrs. R. F. Ma
honey last week.
Miss Lula Gillls. <.f Rom be rt. is
spelidim: a few days with Miss Kate
Turiter here.
Mr. Arnold Workman ha* returned
from a visit with friends in Laurens*
Mrs. Rill Hawkins and Miss Ethel
Watson, of Pisgnh. spent Tuesday at
the lwmtfk ?.f Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Gardner. ,
Mrs. I',. F. Mahonew and mother
children. I'enrle and Dallis spent Sun
day at the State Farm.
Mr. (ieorge Turner spent tin- week
end with Dallis Mahoney.
Graham Payne, rierk of Court of
Greenwood county, died Sunday morn
ing in nn Atlanta hospital after an
operation for .1 pr*>ndioitis. ^
Vouni Aviator Killed.
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New York, Auifr tl.?Henry Welti*, iu
(gaining wi^i U??' tlulted sjatea tiylufc<
<oVi?m Ht Huntington llay, Umg
Inland, n**nr Here, wmh kilted ttnla.v by
tf*e of- h*i? hyJ!ro*airpt(rtw
when he tried to ?tart It t>y hand Upo&
the failure of the >elf-8tarter,' Wellfe,
wl)o wan twenty-four yeara ojd, wAJ*
to ?i;?Co Immmi married next Saturday.
He \vu? in tlie American naval foree
which tv<?k poH?e*?lon of Vera tfrux.
Hlajfcouie wa* In Brooklyn.
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Mutilate Their Kfedfaa.
I.loytl*, FU., Aug. 4.?Nattiau
lay ami WIMo <Jrw?. iwgro f?ru?
wt^ w*t* awong the Art* .
l*?6u county* fur uerrlw In U*
tivt* Orart. hav* myUlatixi
rtQ tB4t tliey will Ik? unablo to *n(
Mhot guu from ibvlr ?,
ploy*a, presumably to go rabbit httk
iUg. TO? l'alf wtnl ?o th*
nKoilly returiuwl, <ir**n with four a,
Srrt of hlM rlyflit hum! shot off tQ
oa^lay With Ida right arm shot q
holow ttta vlbow..
We have moved our sale* room to buildup former,
ly used by Kershaw Motor Co., and will bo glad to have
you come to us there.
We are prepared to do your work and take care
Of your "toraP,e battery for you.
Also a full line of accessories. Can give you first
class service in all lines of the automobile trade.
Dealers of Dodges and Jeffery cars. Come in and
see our stock when in town.
CAMDEN MOTOR CO.
Phone 42
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G. L. BLACKWELL
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Jeweler and Optician Camden, S.> C
Man's Most Destructive
Foe is Fire
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, ??-?? ?-i i * -^wt ' _ ? ^ ?. ' ??'Wm&fy
If controlled-?man's most useful servant.
If uncontrolled?his/most destructive foe. *
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