The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 24, 1917, Image 4
l'HE CAMDEN CHRONICLE j
H. I> Nil*# itixl /
I'ubllMherH. |
K. N. Mrltywell S
Published ovory KrKlii,* at imp Nu
Hrnad Street, and entered ut tlif <'?m
den puatullicc h.s Httcoud rl?sy until mat J
UT. I'rlcc por annum ijtl.Mi
;
\Vt? art* iilad to rooolvy communion
don* of a r??UMonai>lu leuy th, luit an
important condition of their puhlica
(Ion Is (lint tltcy nIiiiII in nil ciise* !???
ttccompaiiicd by tho full name ami
uxtii'l addrtvis of tin* mnuler. ohitu
urU'H, resolutions of r?'M|K'c(, a lit I church
notices will not he chur^cd for Mut* !
tors of purely a personal nature will
?'?* elmIK?*(I f<?r ill thy rate of five cental
u iino. WUixkoy or (mtont medicine!
>id vertixcmcntH will not he iiccaptcd at
any price. Hate* for display adver- J
tlnin^ ninths known on application.
('Hindcii, S. Align*! 24, l!M7.
What luix i>f. tin- war-iiko,
"T'x^nvo.rnnr of a row months Ififo, tf
wi' remember correctly il wii> not so j
very long mk?? when tlx* former hoy- I
ernor was anxious to uo to Mexico tit J
the head of a South Carolina regiment
to wipe out tin* Mexican*.. It is jm>s- I
slide that (In* extreme pacifist now
making s|iecclies over the State a
tfainst wnr is the same man lie- '
minds us nf the fact that before a j
state of war was declared with ({or-I
many on every hand there could be
hoard criticisms of tin* noverntnent for
allowing insults from Mermany. Now,
l :::t we lave ;iu opportunify for j
people to show their real?not pre- i
tended?patriotism. Just about the
same people are aryuiiii: the other,
way. ? Itamhcru
"Camden Clironicle I>cstro.\ed lt>
File" read a headline in Sunday's Co
Iu111bia Uecord. < die error in a news
p:> per w e were i.dad to see.
\'?? 11 Hi : ti^lorfl ha- been mimed a
a mhassad'?r Constat limple. Maybe
it will he ninie to his liUiiiit dealing
with the savaue Turk than with jseu
t lemon Iy A inerii a lis
T he ' io. ei niuetii !- L'r.i d 11 :i i I v
? ?I i i?e? Up <>i- lh?' I I ', ? >r< Hi ? .: 11U 111 lT
'<?!!!' h and i' w ? ; ' be I??:i-_r In? ('?? r?? some
de \ I IJIK - lit s V i : I ike ! I aee ! i: our
? v\ : - ? ? I ' >I?.i T>: \ : i! m: r own
? ? i r.! \
I - ? < ?*?-?! ill |il'es? > i . I'.l Irhe
I - I S.-l I II ! i ? ' t h.! t p I.I M HI I !'| l > | > 11?>111
i ' ? ? r ? ? ? Ilieo. be-ide? ;| I i |i?-_ fr
.iiel South < 'art' nt.i and I ?!???! a
will i?e tit,t'toli/ed at Columbia i>"?
\! ? :(nil i in- S<"M I: ? i r> ? in '
< >1' :i ' --aiel. I V" 11"\\ r ;'\ illT ? ? _'e!
the neuil'oe*. -I'll! -o|ue<\ 1 i I e t* -e nd
11:1 "? ? '' I _'ei t -t roll.: 1i|'ote ' ? : 1 t ?l ?
i ?? i i ; a r\ of w a r.
'I'lle ie,| 111! - ot "tlli I Jet . I II-" l a
t io|| III [ Il i v Stale .lie ?! ? . e. I he
war ij11e??t ion. Fx ibwrnoi 11i? ?;
said some bitter thiiii.'- at Filbert about
Senators and Congressmen w i;o voted
? war and did n^it re-iirn their -eat
:i in! u'o the front. and now oine
! I ie Hon Sam .1 Xlelml-. and -ay
We are i lid- war arid -a" nia1
who d m ? . i ? i \ tiling to hinder out -m
' e-- .It ' ' t e 'rout o|' at llollle I Ilia I U
the \?? ord- it home" i i- a ti dtoj- to
hi- I olMl t ! \ a ; ill i - Hot W lilt i \ of the
1 esj? of . | a t riot ii lit i/en-liip "
Ti!' "' "'mail., ire -otnewhat "pinted".
I'll! W" hear" \, el dol -O what Coll
?_'!'--mi:i \ j i ? 111111 - -a \ -, We nre like
w'-e ? 'e, i j h I ei I at the attitude of the
lb* ' ' \| I a u ? i ii. ? lie Hon. I .ow lides
' : ? ? * . ' 1 I ? I III: I ?!' < Mill Saw
s . ? \ ...) Hi I e 111 ?<??- I let V. ee:i
?a ? i? I a \ M -i< I?uit. and
? ? ' I rie- hold
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\l b > 0? i ;#n - \\ liispcr.
All : ? ? n -
; h? ii I ,rd \ ' Mr.
\ ?i'. "I i-.i |-'l i" ^^ t * ;?! >|. \ ? ii't ie
w h i -pc ri n u' \< i * 11 i ,? , . -v , ? , |?;,
? i tie in i he in* ' fi ? \ w" j ndi
'.ate that i: ??. a- !i>? ? tn?? i:*
I? I- -? ?
fie i ' l.ll -,l I', t l : e ; ?) .I . ' , ? u ,
?i i':il > ? ? nl'd ' . | i - * : \ ?.?!?' | ' ?
? -a 5 v .' -I .. Iie.v .I'd || , ? .
i ? : lh> lam-in- J 11 an. d ?
! '?'. pa rri'. lelii] it. hi- e\ :.. i i.. .
I' ' !.fo"etlH*l I'elll.i '"l\ i'i'i '!l.l*
-1s !i a ii i t'?>: m.ie i- jio-vU, . , \ ;-i
? s? ?? ? I .ited s;t ,f,.v and that nowhere
else in world i- there ,i -inu'e t??l
eol.ol, ? ill f ?l|1> b"e_'fl pr??vfv"Cjnv
s-'ji '? . o iiiii. a 1 ef!ie',eii( \ As Anieri
? ? - are . eid of ;hi- n- table faet.
>?nr n niffid?er- of rl'a l^dl or^anlJca
tio:i *\vi' s<*e in it a forerunner of even
more w onderful achievements in the i
future. Southern Telephone \e\rs. .
Ami'iUuii ('uiwtlrucUVf* <?eiilu*.
Turn?'????" "?< riu <u?,vs iim^i li t>??
been liirufk wiH? iIh* InjnumalO of ,,M'
! Ucltdii tralllc Vt>lutf liHudU'il by the
niilroad*. Tin* tivl?fill tialn? mat
! 1*11 uitf.Yo by hinoted not only for lium
tin -, i? 111 for U'liglU. The Milk <>r tho.-e
i,,,i iti': freight* are u??tU? m? ??f row*
,,.,1;,! i111cihleii (?t wiir ittffipw mi.i
in tUtk transportation of which the
rii 1I ro n l companies Hi'** KlvlnKtlie <?ov
i'I'IIHM'II t I lit' most I'd'tM-tlV**- bit of Co
operation lh ?l'4> history of till- roil I r
,,v || l?, i)u* exercise of tills spill!
which lias enabled 111?* colli motors oil
(||?. various arnij camps l*? pt'odtieo
countmetI vc romilts whleh bave boon
I lie marvel of tlu" people. ('amp
tireeuo acord* mi liisliiut't1 I" ?'l**?i'
in? of grounds, the iaylnjj out of ?*trcH>tn
iiml tin' sprliiKiutf ??p of a cli.\ ??f l??U?l
lUK*. oven \vlilit* our people have U'Oll
wornleiin? Iionv i ho mnip I* "eomliiK
uNmi?'\. While the,* wonder housea
have boon tfotnvc up by Ho* mile ami
troops have been IOOVIIIK In ami uiak
iii|r thomsol\ os ai home. The building
i?f tlio cantonment which s|km? Itit**I tlmo
(U'lHMoU'd, n> ii uuHlor of course, upon
! rlit> prompt arrival of material. I hat
! was tho coiitrat i of tin- railroads ami
| they workfil out an oxtraordluai.x
! *y*u?m hv which its fiiltlllnioiit was as
i surcd At the Chralotte camp tho
jlni'ks were extended from tho main
| ipie in ii <???ii\i'iii?*ut point within tho
J tamp t ??it 11 or.v, ami- tho arrlvhiK train
'was mot l?.C an army or thon with
i motor truck*-. which wouhl whizz tho
janitorial from tar to Kruuml. ami by
tlmo tho last oar was unloiulotl tho
'contents of tho otlior oars Iiml. hooii
I in n.-sft* r rot I Into tho shapv of linish
ttl buildings. Tho railroad's system
of transporting ami delivering war ma
terial has hoon nmter tho supervision
of aji organization known as tho ltall
roatls' War Hoard, whh'h in turn has
had*the assistance of ruhllo Commis
sions. ono of tlioso organizations work
ing Ui connection with the expedition
of a flairs at each camp.
The railroad organization has issued
a bulletin in which it undertakes to
give the public sonic Idea of the mag
nitude of the caiittminent work ami tho
manner in width the contractors have
been aided in the ftilllllmont of their
tasks For the transportation of ma
terial to the in cantonments and lt?
guard camps. tH.tMio freight cars have
been pro-M'd Into service from tirst
[>? last. Special agents have boon ns
?dgued I? \ tin* ra11i-oads ft?r tho en
? :t mi linen t to work in eo-opera t ion
? <i eoiot rnct ion tpiartermasters. The
railroads bear the expense of extra
i ra k-- ami sidiugv Within ."In days"
from r lie time the < lovern incut had
placed ii^ tiiM order for cantonment
-upplie-. I be roads nail delivered 1U.
coo cars of lumber, bricks, piping, wires
>oie-. water mains and other mater
ial. ami ibt' work has boon of daily
? fill inna nee without interrupt ion. Ii
i ?! una tod thai diuim: the licit
iiontbs lnoiM.o nioi'c cars will Im- need
? i I'ni t In- i. >\ ernment ^cr\ i< ' .
i'hc i . ; r.c 'or-, a iof -np|d.\ men in
.ill put- "I tie ?-??mil i" \ air alsn mea
? l ? i'" ! ? ? asi..i. 'l in- I>111
< -1 iii from ?. v 111 ? -11 w ?? aii' quoiinu iri\t'
:i- an i i?-1 a 11 ? of i.o\\ the work i
in-lieii". ti'o ' ?-?? of fhe t antonment
? ? 'ii-1 rii> t i"i; ,i ? I ,iii11?\ ; iii? The I>n i Id
ii.'- f ??I ! It-it i amp voir ere- ted frolii
unibi" i ui in a Mi?-i-dppi pine for
? ?-t f 11 ? ? v. . i k bofoce. The trees were
?filed rrn S a t ' I I'd ? \ . Wore ki ill dried till
stumla>'. b>ad"d on car- Monda.v and
I. livolod .:! lilt- 1.1 11 i - \ i i |e around- oil
W e.|nc-t|:i> . There tin- sl ipment was
? i !?- ? i. in t-lia rue in the manner al
? ad', described ill I lie ease of Camp
i i reel ie. and there ua- a transforma
tion from foi'esi to < b*\eminent build
in_'- jti-t one week from the dav the
'llT- UCIV f?'l It'll.
Tlic l(;i i I ruiiil W'ii r 1?i? r? I has taken:
<\it.\ |?ri'i-n ti l inn that iiuIm* of it* plans!
I'm- tin* i-\|n'i| it iutis si i i | >ui4?ii f ??f Cm-'
.?ninu'iit *uppli<'* 111:i\ l>r iiit??rf"r?'i|
ui'li. Air? ut- in :i!l parts of tin* ruun
: i > ati- miili-r urili-r* (?> pn?vi?1i? tin*.
?iiuiiImm ??r rai'o cMllfil fur ami t<? ]>????
\ rill oliipg^'rol fruin /ikJii- i-ar- fur
:. ? ? i 11 own <i'!li<li ?'||'l-. tin1 U?c of aiiy
: - -i> ilrafti'il i* ('? >rl>i11? 1 <>11 fur any'
.ii r |? i'\i i?p; tin- luailiiiiT >p?viH?'i1
' i1 i!m- < ;<>\i niiiii'iil urili'r. <?? ?\?*r 1111 m ?i i f
? ? 11" i rar\ furl lii'i'tm T' >arr\ larirr
i? . ..!* i i"I i-? i' iir_' that t\ i r<> in
11 ? ? * < .m ? rnuiriit'* ainl nin*t
li t ri :li: ? wa\. Tin' railruaiU
it - 11 ? i r_* ?lii-ir | >:i ? t i: t f i ? 11?i 11 -_r tlii*
? ? >nii11 \ :? ? w i! ill. j .'ir \i? < '?<
I . ?)], ? ? !?>.(, |> ' ' ?: 111"!" ?-'Ti" ? i \
? ( -rv:. i ?"iarl.'t?.' ? ?1.-? ? v.. :
\\ In n I i > \ ! .??<-.ii JMorx.
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?a' ? ti.i'" .i 11k? ?:11 ? I
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i' ?- a tha' flu- 'It*' i ?'
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ti: .mj i:"-: w TV-i. ? ? T t?? i"~ t : >'-H^h.ai
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iit-t! ii 111? ? I li ra !'! Ami t In- ? I;i>
? 11 i ? r_* Ii:!! ,1 ?Tn:>. will
r !n- r ? j " : a r-l ;?< ri -ha in r In* w i I
' !ii 11 U- ?I r t - III -a III I - U III I
v .. i r. ?. i
1" mm.'i'i-s ltn .fi.rv i>f flii tn
', ? -i.* a <. | i - 'Ani (??? a !? 'I i! -tur \. i
A .?' "i I' flu a i i a ? 1 if* ? -ri? I? T
_? !i:i: w i? ?li'? 1 tf ?\\ {
\v ? f ? . ?! fai??!\ iki- rlii- kin nf
I.- > f : lii t1>a n/N f''?'l in ?\\ wliiisr |
i; in rhr fas-}
? , * v aii'i \\ 11i? Ji jn*? 11??\\ iliK'sti'f j
,i,,.Mi -: ii* iniii'.
t-* Hi- ' . ?' i v i-f tin- w ar tliaf j
will uaki n nil \V<- "apparently!
won't In" nwakoiHft until lh.it time!
<'mill's.- UUlmi fliTftiil
Charles Hough Injured.
Mr. Charles K. IMljtfh brother of
* Messrs. I. C, ami .1 *h?1 llough of I III*
'place wii- seriously Injured lit Char
III |?* lust TIlllKMluj*. Hi' W?U t?IU|lWi.VWl
; a* a Uiiuujan al the vantoument now
[hrhlX I'm ini thcif when mm electric
jptioric cniiiint ttltn nt ffitl a rousider
jjtblc distance from u sVW. lie with
' li: 1111 \ injured. htji il R n<?t fEuU*ht
! futility.
"" I /Ohl CNk.
Some days ago I lost the chock de
scrlhod below whleh wan handed to
nio as Treasurer of (Voms War
Fund t'ominlttee of Keririittw County.
The tinder \> i 11 please return the chock
to nit*: "Special Red Crow dividend
cheek of WeMtlughou*e lOlectrle Co.,
of Pittsburg for ahout $0.24, * payable
I<> order of T. C, Iami endorsed
by 11ijn iy the order of the Red Cross."
laiuroiiM T. Mills.
Auk. '2H, UH7.
No Porto ({irons to Columbia.
Columlda, AUK. 22.?"The troops
from Porto Hleo will not he quarter
ed nt Camp Jackson," Coventor Rich
ard I. Manning said tonight on Jiis
return from Washington, where he ap
pcnred together with other represen
tative South Carolinians before the
Secretary of "War.
'?The War Department," continued
the governor, "Is giving earnest con
sideration tc the problem of haudlinu
the negro ;r?H>|?H. I am free to stiy
that negro troops will he segregated
from white trcops in the same can-"
to;jiii;M't ?? that both will be able to
attain their highest degree <?f ctll
clency -ind discipline.
"I nm convinced that the War De
partment will solve the* problem to
the best-interests of the nation with
due consideration of local conditions."
It is otliciiilly announced from I*e
trngrad that Nicholas Roinauoff. the
ex-czar. Is to be transferred with his
family to Tobolsk. Siberia." He and
Ills wife are to he under guard and the
children are to he free. The transfer
is to he made for reasons 'of state.
Tobolsk, in times past, lias been a fa
vorite ??f the Russian government a<
a place of exile for prisoners of state,
principally Socialists, and incidentally
lr Is the birth place of Rasputin, the
Russian monk, who acquired such
sinister aipl l>u\vci;I.u.i influence over
the czar and his wife, whileJ.tn?yu were
still in the enjoyment of their power,
j Kerensky's government recognizee
I that the autocrats of Russia are still
I plot ting for the restoration of the
je/ar. and that is the principal reason
for tin* removal of the Romanoffs.
A People's War.
' Tlii* irreat f.act tlml stands out
:ilio\ e .ill the rest is Hint this .is ;i
|Voiles' War. a war for freedom and
iiKt iff a ml ?**1 'itiiiuimiI amongst
all tlir? nations of the world, a war
*o make fin* world -afc for flic peo
nies wild ii\c u|M>n it and liavc made
ii flioir own. the 'ienuan people them
-elves included: and thai with 11s
rests the choice t'? hreak throu-h all
;li h? ricie- and pifenl .heats
i d n akc of Unite for ??? and help
?-? r the world free, or else Maud aside
and let i! he dominated a Ion:.' aire
through hy weight i.f arias ami
the ai'hitrar.v > !.> i-e- of xeif-ennsti
? illcd ina-ter'. 11* the nati'i: wliieh
' .mi t11:?int i in I 1 >iiX?f armie- and
?lie hi -i ir rest ihU* .tt in:'inent?? .1 pmv
?r to which the world f?*iafforded
no parallel and in the faeo of which
political freedom must wither and
perish " Wood row Wilson. Pro-blent
of the I ii i t ed SI a I cs.
Kern Dies in Asheville.
A-heville. N. (\. Aii:. IT. John W.
Kern, former Flitted States Senator ;
fn iu Indiana, died here toniirlit. His
death was due to tiracmic pojsoninjr. !
Mr. Kern came fr.-ui Washington to
a local sanitarium a week airo to
rest ami recuperate. The disease de
veloped Tuesday. Mr. Kern was sixty- j
seven years old. 4
(iKNKKAI, NKWS NOTES.
Three l!erillillis who <*?r;||ioi flolll
the detent ion camp at Ft. < >ir!ethoriM\
<ia.. hi-t Wediiesdav wet apt tired at
I*roii 1 on. (ia.. Thursday I>.\ Miss J-111
iiote ('oiiradc. a woman inwyer of
i 'hattanoo^a. They have ' ? ? taken
1 ?:i? k to camp.
I lines lo'wan. distriet tary of
I W. W. at Spokane. W.iMi.. to
'.?th.-r with I w only so\ en others were
i la-od under arrest l>\ National
'.uardsmcii Saturday Tie were,
'i ? I w\th f. nientiiiL' hi tjiat
-i--? ir?n.
Tw o men Were k?d< i eijrlit
? . ? irtrrred Ti :n>i',iy w he- :iie auto
in. '>!!?? truck i.i '? !i '' e\I ere rid
>i; h "he -1 liai'liwel!.
v.:> ?Intel 1 >\ a S^ulicri. njlway ]
Tile t V.o III e 11 k i' wore T.
\Y lo.iek. foreman of : I.. I'.iritwe!!
eh !ii_i:i,_' ami W . Ka??r. a
? _ > ? i.vict. The I i lii N .. mred to j
'e- I in tviwe!! county ehai and it ,
>? .t o.i ? led with chain an_' guards j
. .? The injure.! n. n were .
? i s. . t ? <'o! u mhia f- i ': ? a t inelit. i
'!tii11oei' r. \{ Hicks whe - at the
?',i..t i v of the murine '.\a> p'a. ed tin- i
.i ri est aftor the '< ? !< i which ;
? i? ?. ?' it a very dan-.'ei rross
l '"e ai ?>? plant of l\ir';- ind liar
.. . .?\pl??slve m-tnufaetnroi> ;it Ri;r
. :|.i I ?l|llie?\ ?|l? df*sf roved Uv *e\plo- '
sjei.s Saturda\ The eonip?:nv employ- 1
? ' 'o'l-.inds ,.f workmen a 1 tirsf re
.?ri?? s? .11...i ji,|. casualties u.-re nhont
ft ti nd red and fifty. I .at. r re] torts
-""ft" that f!icre "were comparatively
few c;isu?lrios The tfl??'"?^1. --s runs
)<!??? the ! I >. i ?" i 011 s.
Usually Comes Late.
Remorpe ij* something that many
poople claim to exp<?r1ene* affr they
are hopelessly rae-ht.
t :t,ooo MKV CAPT1KI5I)
lUliau Drive <*ntluueN Willi Fight
lug IMIIvr On Fr?HilH.
'I'Im- gnat olldi-lve ?>!' the Italians
from the region of io the
)hcnd of the Adriatic sea Is going oil
t VlfHfrilt* IHf xlul^M'I'H reslstelice of tilt*
1 Austrian* nml the " ditHeulty of fin*
terrain.
Meanwhile. tIt** British and I* I'Wii'l'
forces in Iteiglum ami on the sectors
;of l.eus and Verdun III France iiKHln
liti\t> made progress against Ihe (Jer
iiiaiix and also have held. notwilh
'standing mo*' violent counterattack*
all t lit* ground I hoy won In recent
lighting.
on. flu- eastern front near tin- Ini
' jiortftnt Russian port of niiia on ihe
IttiIt 1<* tin1 Hermans have started what
possibly may turn out to lu* another
big offensive and also are attacking
the Russian lines to the southeast III
! the vicinity of Hvlnsk and further
1 south near Hrody and Tarnopol In
, northern east lialifhi.
; Already the Italian offensive has re;
I suited In the endure of more than
b'l.ooo prisoners and .'in guns, and
jgains of ureal Importance have Ihvii
! made all along the line. Italian war
; 4hips. which are aiding In the attaek
t il the head of the gulf of Tries!. have
' switched their guns from the battle
line and showered shells on Trlest. the
? dg Austrian port which is the object
; ive of the Italians.
i Admission is made by the \ lenna
war oHlce of victories of the Italians
nt several points so'uth of Tolmino
and the capture of ilie town of Selo
. near the head of the Adriatic, but it
is asserted that the offensive especially
j at Selo. eost the Italians thousands
I <<f ttien killed and wounded. In addi
tion to more than O.fiOO prisoners,
i Not only have the Canadians re
pulsed till (iernian counter-attacks be
| fore Lens, but they have taken addl
i tlonal positions from the enemy In
i front of the Important coal * center.
[ Near Ypres, In Flanders, the British
j have penetrated the (iernian line to a
considerable depth. ?>n both these
I sectors furious fighting Is still going
1 oil.
Tuesday night and Wednesday
moring saw the (iernian crown prince
delivering heavy counter - attacks
against the newlywon French positions
northwest of Verdun, where at sev
eral points the (Jerinans succeeded in
re-orftering them. 'iMiese positions, how
ever. shortly afterward again were
relinquished to (Jeneral lVtain's men
under fierce onslaughts. North and
northeast of Verdun'the (Jermans made
-imilar attempts to capture lost ground
but the artillery ritle tire of the French
men forced them to desist. Wednes
i i\ aflenioon found tin* (iermans ap
parently cowed as a result of their
unrewarded efforts for their infantry
kept t'? their trenches and only the
artillery wa> in action.
More than (i.ixto (Jerinatis have been
made pri-oner- during the three days
? ?t' tiirhtii.ir in the Verdun region.
(in the Ai>ne front the crown prince
-till cr-titinuo- 11i^ attack at various
point- a I o 11 the Choiniii-des-I >aiu'<
a<Ija1 nt territory. hut nowhere has he
liecn able to .lent the French line.
F.ast of Riga between the Tirul
tnarshc- ;iini the River An. the (ier
nian- in a new offensive have forced
back the Ku--ian a<lvanee guard from
one to two mile-. They also have he
lmiii bombardment^ to the southeast
near Pvinsk and in northern- (ialicia.
near Krody and Tarnopol. where the
Rus-ian* are -till maintaining their
line notwithstanding their recent de
fections in the army wlieh resulted in
the forced retreat of the Russians in
Halicia and Rukowina.
Aerial bombing raids of great in
tensity still are being carried out by
Itritish and Frem-h aviators over (ier
nian positions in Rclgiutn and inten
sive air lighting also is in progress.
Zeebrugge. the (iernian submarine
base iti northern Belgium, is report
ed to have been heavily bombarded
again. In lights in the air the Brit
ish Tuesday accounted for seventueu
(iernian air-hip-, but twelve of their
own machines failed to return to their
1 >a -e.
('. S. Chaflin. of Itennettsville. has
been appoited Treasurer of .Marlboro
County vice N. I?. Rogers. deceased.
100 per cent. Roughage
O V ? yTheVare free of lint. They are fv of
trash8" They are free of dirt and dust. When you buy
rNAOl MARK
DllctvtYF
COTTONSEED W ?
V HULLS X
uin tic as
you are paying for nothing but roughage, and you are feeding your
stock nothing that is worthless or injurious. Buckeye Hulls look
like a real feed and are a real feed. Th*U v<ry appearancc will
convince you that you should use them.
Even if Buckeye Hulls cost as much as old style hulls it would still
be to your advantage to use them. Selling at several dollars per
ton less, they put old style hulls beyond consideration.
Other Advantages
Buckeye Hulls allow better as
similation of other food.
They are sacked?easy to handle.
They take half the space for
storage.
They mix well with other for
age.
Every pound goes farther.
2000 pounds of real roughage to
,' the ton?not 1500.
Mr. S. L. .tone a, Jackaon, La., a ay a!
"I have been feeding my dairy cows Buckeye Hulls and
find that they do as weHjpx Buckeye Hulls as on old
style and that they like the Buckeye Hulls better than
the old style." \
To secure the best results and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the hulls
thoroughly twelve hours before feeding. It is (easy to do this by
wetting them down night and morion* for the next feeding. If at any time
this cannot bo done, wet down M least thirty minutes. If you prefer to
feed the hulls dry, use only half m njuch by bulk as of old style hull*.
Book of Mixed Feeds Free
Gives the right formula for every combination of feeds used in the
South. Tells how much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fat
tening, for work. Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for
using them properly. Send for. your copy to the nearest mill.
Dept. K The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. Dept. k
Atlanta Birmingham Greenwood Little Rock Mtmphti
Augutta Charlotte Jackaon Macon Silmu
. ra? ? ? ?
Notice To The I*ublic.
I wish to say that 1 am again as
sociated with The Huckcye Cotton Oil
Co. Ms their agent for tills and ad*
joining counties anil to say to those
that have so liberally patronized us
in the i>ust that we are using this
meihod of thanking them and also
t<? say that we are asking a contin
uance of their confidence and patroiV
age and promise you the same liberal
treatment in the future we have
inven in the past.
And to those that have not as yet
found ii convenient to do any busi- i
:iess with us to jrive h* trial and
we will do our hest to make any I
business transaction with them both J
ple.is;ini ;i1111 profitable. Try its one i
time. ?
Wo al-<> wish to state that after j
the first of September our office and
seales will be located at the near of
Zcmp & Dcl'ass Drug Store, the store
room formerly occupied by W. .It.
Huberts Meat Market. IMease note
ihi< ehanirc.
My irrist and feed mills will also
bo located at this place, along with
the Studebaker automobile agency.
Any time you have cotton and cot
ton seed or corn to offer for sale,
or you want to buy or trade for a
irood automobile we invite,, you in to
see us and if you .have no business
to transact call on us anyway .as wc
will be u'lad to talk with you.
yespeetfullv.
It. 1,. Moseley. Ageuev.
A Correction.
in our last pai>er in reporting the
marrin.sre^of Mr. Lee Smith /to Miss
Trapp. we stated that Miss Francis
'frapp was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
B. D. Trapp. This was an error. Sim
is the daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. J.
A. Trapp. of Camden.
The South Carolina highway, de
pa i t inePt. has collected more thai
$1<M),000 in motor vehicle license few
More tluin 30,(HK) uiotor cars have be?
registered in the state and therein
many cars that have not been regij
tered.
IvOst Certificate.
This is to certify that Certificate Xa
50. three shares of Series No. 9 of En
terprise Building &' Loan Associatioi
of Camden, S. O.. dated' Jiniuarv 2
1011. has been lost and that after
Mention of this notice required una
her of times I will apply for anotbei
certificate of said shares. Snid certi
flcate was transferred from- Tayk*
Powell to (Mrs.) T. J. Boykin.
(Mrs.) T. .1. Boykin.
Camden, S. C., Aug. P. 1917.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
A petition having been filed with
the County Board of Education signed
by one-third or more of the resiilenti
electors and a like proportion of the
resident freeholders of the age of 21
years of (iumberry School District Ntt
.*5 asking for an election to be
determine whether or not a special
levy of 4 mills shall be made upon
the property in the District for school
purposes and the County Board ol
Education having granted said peti
tion. notice is hereby given that a?
?*lwtion for said purpose will be hfcM
at Gumberry School House on Friday
August 24th inst. At said election
each elector must before he can vote
"exhibit Iris tax receipts and regis
tration certificate and reside in the
district. Polls will open at 8 a.
and close at 4 p. m.
H. C. McLendon.
, I. J. Sinclair
/ S. E. Belvin.
Iioard of Trustees for School DlstrJS
xo. a. "??*
?I25ir";nd near Boykin'a ?"known as ** A-ncrum HiH tract **'*
ier'"X*$i7h*?' 4 tenan"1houses? ^emiafs now^occup^^W^T P^e' S
om dwelling, one bar.-. PHc?o$ 1^600^0 S* C" 30 ac'res under cultivation, ' one
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C. P. DuBOSE &
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
CROCKER BUILDING
PHONE