Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

MANNING-TILLMAN LETTEkS It |< Tilhii.m. I 1 1 1 f ? I M.?w? sena lor it 1 1 iii ml nla If t* ? ? f n-t.o'M'ii, hit* ?';t U<<<| <>ii ( J??\ ?*rii??r Ma n Mi-' '? ?t iiH'iunit a * f" vv^ 1 1 >? ' I'ifl I" I'tJ1)'1'! In 1 1 fi; i i ? _r ilf i'ii i r.i in'f ?>( ' "ii^i --limn \ (?' I \ ? ? r* .1- <? i ? ? 1 1 1 ' ? ? ? t . ? . 1 1 '? I Mif .1 ? 1 i? ? 'I III' *1 M I 1 " I -ill.ll". ! " Ill I I'' ? ' llil l the IIIIIHH* |l.|".l<l 111 \ > .. - i 1 1 i . v I ? 'M r it m i < ?Tii"i M 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ri w .i *> >?( iic ? ?; *11* it?ii ili.ii I ltl? a \m..ihI ?\ Hi ii u.i In s'l S?*Iiji I f i ? ? i ? i 1'if-i.h.il \\ I ! Wi i|i ii| ''???! 1 1 i - I > ? I < it'll ?* Til I 1 1 1 1 r a *i >, \ 1 1 1 ^ ? i t ? ' .1 ? I 111 i ' i "I I'll 1 1< >ll' h v IfW <?f mmijlti ifif flio Willi lilt* t,tM)U';?| 111 Si i 1 11 1 1 ( .j ! < >! . I i.l Dir ' 'I 'I 1 1 ? *| n >i 1 1 it lift { 1 1| |i i\V ?. W;i?-l?)n^-tiiH. I? 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I \<>ii ii-imni l"i' !h.?i tin- ilir.'i' . hii i mi. in -.hi p-. S.iinli i ,i ri tlin.i iii.w h?. his ii n* it tin nu: i- iii"-i \ .1 ! ii.i hi.* mill th.ii iitiiH> nf flirtii ..il^ht I" hf ii.filh-.-ls' sii.'ii 'I.-.-.I I wit' I.. < ih I i i if \"|| will .h'iti vsilh mi' frank I \ -<> I ? 1 1 ; i v lay .ill ih'f ?Mi'l- "it l lit* I si I . It- ami h*t thp |k,'.|?Ii> jii'l-f wJi.-llnr \ <>mi |.;i l rii?l i-in an. I im? . 1 1*< ? till 1 1 ? i ? I \ .- 1 In i \ i ? -n-|?ii'iuii. I ?!" i <1 want I.. <li< ;iiiv in jn-?l nv Mi l 1 1 1. -it i- w 1 1 \ I nil u r i I i uir ? 1 1 Unix iii'l I h..| if \ < 1 1 1 u i II < 1 1 % 1 1 vviih iiif with < 1 1 La 1 frankness. \ |.i < 'in j ?! r.'pl\ will U- a|i|iif<iii if.l \'<'ijr> Iruh. M. K Tilliiiiiii. I "? IIMlhi.l < ( ' . ,| Illii- ) l!lj V Ii" Ii Ii ' I ' 1 1 1 j 1 1 a ? ? . s . ? 1 1 . t It I'hainhii W i -h in "it . I ? i I ?. i r Sii 1 "'ii I.-: '-t in. i rk<-<l l. if 1_* T ! i i lui- Im'.'m ri'.-.'i \ . ?< I, <ni<l I .mi i. j. v in.' lh< i< l.i j ir. > 1 1 1 1 <1 1 \ I i ! t< ? Ii i - 1 | . i.n < . I rt'-f n l \ ? . 1 1 1 tin > ' i 1 . 1 1 i < ? i ? i- '<> 1 1 1 \ ! <.i I riiii i -m iiimI ni?;- .el ii. .? f ii I h i i Ihi M I" 'I \ ..III I !i i - ^ ,| ' | |||f ' "W ? \ ? 1 1 | mi i \ i fin. 1 1 k : m 1 1 i . ? j i 'fill. I .?'? ?. I ..'<?" 'J.!' .111. | I),.- , |l. ? i < 1 1 1 i ' ? ? I ? ? 1 1 ? 1 1. i > i 1 1 1 1 1. i ' j . 1 1 1 - i iu \\ ' i i ? u ? . I ? ? < w i - : ? 1 1 ? I '.I'f- : i -I ii 1 \\ -<? I :? <<in state of hcaHh lias, <-iiiim , comet n to inaiiy oirnv?t I men in tins State, *lnee it !?< plain lot nil > i ? ?\\ dangeioiis "in |???>itii*ii w'ouhJ j 1m if \ pll> - !_<?!! I <<t TOIIgtlh Ix in ! ~ II fl|? *1 ??ll t I Wils nlic of il lnriO" lllllll j In I who \\ I oil' Ml |yt'\el' |o I'll 1 1' r I lie j !(??<? \| \ | ril-i'll* fol I 1 1 1 - ;?*"'l"li Hit' ! Sl }| It'll al?l?\e I ?I1 f I ,1111 Mill I for III- ;i li Mo| 1 1 1 < v III t*ll I sim'e I It III III I fiil'lllf I I ll.lt III' s?.||ghl ililVlif of IIM'li III ?-\ ? r.\ 1 1 > i.i n 1*1 >f i In* State 1-cfore mak ing his ilii'i-ioii I liflW'Vf III if Mill I II V I IIM'li !? l \ it I In the | iH'sji it'll t , iijiI ? i| 1 1? 1 "ii I he H Mi is-llf, lillt I k ll< ?W f lull lilt- national jiT-ril is ?*.! ?fli iliai w t ? in iih| have iiit-u \\|i> >it' 1 1 ?> i "ill \ hem I. Iml men \vl)<? art* ii'llvt In the sfiuilf its well It is <|Uo i Hi i ?t III 1 1 \ f I" |>llt IW'folC t'X' poo pit* tin* i- \ 1 1 I i i <g tlan*n-r to oil r na tion, a ml your plan of < *? ?inl u? -t a front |?iivh ? ?i ntnv<4pa|H'r ''ampaign will full fm short ?/f uietilng I ho sliua ti"it 'Mir yt-opit/ ii it. ui'^t influenced I > \ t In- .sjitiki'ii ivoiil, and that >oi| haw long emphasized Iii your |x>)1 1 lt*n 1 ca it-, r. I knuw (hal It !x 1 ill | K>i*t ti ii I i i Inform our ifople fne*? I" a In Alt flu- war in onier that r.l?i- \ max kin?\\ I Jje W hole truth Ml l.ev^i ;i iii ill "f respotisil.il Iht aiel jii'Linent . ami he wolihl ili.uht less i . ??eii l the s\4^gfs(n.n thai lo*- U iiu> ? amiijate i?i' any man. His loii^r a IP 1 prominent sf|'\ iet' in t v>n ? makes him worth 4\ of the consideration ? ?I . 1 1 1 > man in tills <>. nm-el i"ii. I - ? a 1 1 ? I my xh-ws with entire frank ).? - ; t" Ihr- pit ?- 1'?il what I - ; i i ? I M\ views Wi.llltl have l.et ii available to vm with etpial f* I * . I ilk iii'sn had Noll Miil;'lit them, hut 1 lei 1 1 ? ? I feel J 1 1 -? I 1 1 1 1 't I in \ o| 1 1 1 1 1 1 *e I' 1 1 1 g .1 1 1 \ i. i ? , . tun \ oil r> \ i-m 1 1 1 1 i y , li ii ha it I I Manning. < ii i\ el li"l' W a ?? h 1 1 1 ?' I 1 1 . I > < \hi t v 1 ! i J s II i A S I '.II I lest. it, I '? is 1 1 ii a si| t i ? ii'iifi'a ! . \\ a sh i 1 1 lti on. I ? ii ; After our talk lhi> im.ruing I am peit><'tly -alisticl a s to your loyalt.x ami friendship. I ? I i ? I not m-otl as siiiain-es for 1 have perfect faith ill \oiir i 1 1 1 1 ri t y ami truthfulness, I must, however, light the tlevil with lire, ami t lie v are lying like the tlevil ami i laiming all ~ ? ?i*t of things. 1 e\)K'i*t t" go to the State convention oil the lath ami 1 want you to t|o fills. Write i ne a brief letter saving that von ami no i ii? ? 1 1 1 1 m ?r of the ailminist ra tion has ever asked Lexer or any body else I-, g.> into t lie l*aoe for the ^ell ale. The president ami his cabinet can i."i a Hon I to hut in. in a State's jk>1 i ti e.il alValrs. Vou know wliat I moan ami what I ought to have. 1 want a plain blunt >d t*a ighlforw a rd ?-tato nieiit St ain't h i ng 1 can publish \S'asliingt??ii. 1 ?. < .May s. I!M\ II"!' I teii.ja 1 1 1 i j i K Tijlman. I nitetl States Senate. M > I ?ea i Sena t ? ? r 'I'i II ma u : ThU a<al\n<*\vleilgr> the n-eipt of > Oil r let I I'I "f M ,1 \ St Ii. Iii reply, there!", please an ept my a * * 1 1 ra In i ? that it i> the li\ed poiie\ of t he adm inist ra t ion, from w h i ? h if th.es i"' \an t" retrain frmn iiiterfercnce : i ? m.i'i i >o| ? t i . -a | a It' a it's \ ' ! i " f i ii it - ' i a - the administration in "s i ' 1 1 ? aii ? i n a 'f a 1 1 v "I her Stale "It - I ? I r i ; t \ i ? i ? ? 1 a 1 1 \ JH'I'SOIl I" I.OCOllM' ( i 'He I: I a T . t'. .' tin- I tiited 'sl.ilcs >ei| I ? i i ? . \ iha: I lie c. ml est for j ? ? ? i ' i ik t i a ' ! " i > f"f s, na t "t in \ . >u i i s ' . i : ? \ v i ? ! >? " i "i 1 1 h lit t 1 1 a s i . ? ' ? i ? . : t'i ? . in 'li?' s i _< ! 1 1 e s ? with the v ? I > ; '??I-1/ i ! ? ? ? ish.p w h i?*|i has h t ? r ? r ? t . ? t . 1 ? -f' ? ! "? ???. .. . lit 1 lit )i:i>i :.!*: . ?s ? : V \ . -I i I - \ ^ | ; ? i ? ? s w . I ' ' M J I ' ' i s | M i M 1 1 . - ? . t M I - " ' - i I i ' M ? I ? ? i ' ? ? ? , . .. . 's . .1- I ? "Ml |? : .-I i ? ' : ? ? i : . I i. ? ? w ? i - . , ? : ? ? i ? -i'i i \ ? ? . . ?; \ : .i -??.1,1 1 1. ? i ? I I ' ' ? ? I ? - ' . i ? ?? ' i ?! I [ i .||| ? i .if4 !' ? s \ .1, . !? . I':;. :n t a \ i \ \ ? ? I ' k ?? - ' I arii ! i ? \\ . ? \ . ?i ? n ? I i n j \ ? ? i i .|'ii I 1 1 i -ei \ ed , 1 1 ? n I I '"s t n i a s 1 1 ? tel.! :? I lim !es,m and if \ I ill s\ 1 . 1 S.I \ that : .Is letter I ' \ I ' i s-.e- : Id a t tit i It ] ? . f v mil s|, ; i ltd \ ? it i -a In net that w i I ?? a : ! that h I,. ii ? a i \ I wi!! the;, _',\e a 'o|.\ i Gorged With Filth Flies Make A Bee Line For The House -They crawl over your food ? ihey swim in baby's milk ? leaving a traJ of disease germs for your family to feast on. FLIES BRING DISEASE GERMS fr ?m the out-house, manure pile, garbage cj:i, de?td animals and e ther filthy places. These dvsease germs cause summer complaint, tr.fantjle paralysis, dysentery, typhoid and other fevers. Make Your Out-Housc ?3 J T^\ *1 ? ^ SanUary With Red DCVll LyC Sprinkle the tilth of such placcri .v. h J<'d Devil Lye. It will destroy fly and disease gi*rms. Nothing v. 1 lx- I ?- f t f ' ? r Mies t i Iced on or breed >n. Start fly killing with RrJ l>*vil I. ve before the egy* hatch and do Vo ir part t .v.ard getting ri ! f o i'. .?-.i ?? b?-an g p.-s:s. For Sai< at Ail Grocers. - - vVr.te Tor Ovir l'ro<- -oookK-t. wm. sch:f.i.d m kg. co., :;t : ..f tn > lerter to y?.?i with > ? n i r icpl>. along with lltirW'MMiV letter. t" tin* li.l|H-l ?. Sincerely yoiin>, It. I( Tillman I' S Vvru kll??W 111 > loVC 1| II' I admi ration for y?'?u- 4>iii in >??ur Itrd ?'!<'? ?'jK-ii'h In New V??rk you rosv t<> such height* of inspired f(.i|in-n? ?? ami lilClldtll of \ )?io|i I lllU?t Ml> III > Wife .1 | M I I l?olll ? * I'i ? ?? I There Is Hot III i U ! I ? I ll?- | ( 1 1 ? !?? o| I III' NVw TestHIIH'Ilt . C\ ? ???pi tIh* Sermon nil 1 1 1?* Mount, ili.it r.ll|H?ll?tl' lo It. it. l( I li lt WiKmIi'oW Wilson Tin* Whin- 1 1 oil m ? Tli?' W lit t ?* House. NVrt sjilu^'ton M,i\ jl M \ I leu i Sena 1 1 >i I have \ our let I el of May .umI want to tli. ink > on wr.v >iiuvrvH foi lilt' geiiel'ollH sCUtiUICIlt.s atMMIl lU\M'!f j w IiU Ii it ??uiIhmIW'k. V i hi refer to tin* |H?Nt master general's' letter to \ on of Ma) h. II ml are kind ?'IK'll(fl) to let IIH' see it. I licg I'll .i^iirc \ oil that it expresses witli ?*n- j t ire a?vurac> t In* attitude which I ha\? j assumed iri all c>uit??Ms ImMwcoii genu l iu?* friends of thi> adininisi ration a ?i ' tin* attitude which 1 shall al\va\> l r> lo maintain f hoyo unU U'lievc >i t< ?*? i lie right |*?sliion. iWdjally ami simviVly your* Wood row \Vil^..n lion. It. It Ti I Ima ii. I 1 1 1 1 ? *? I State* Senate. >tl MJ) A KII.O ( hnison College Offers To Furnish Instruction* Krw of Charge. To Fa liners who keep eight or iiioiv row s . Voii m > < I' lil 'I w ??Did like lo do siuiiet )iij!r' this year l hilt w-oiiid ai'i in inerinsiii^j tin- fo<xi &M|y|''y o( the State and country. It' yon ? ? -i 1 1? I r lo something that vioiild acenmp. i* h this result and at the same tiuio p..\ \oil hig ? I i \ Idcmls oil the ill Vosuoelit ami labor. voii would even i>ori'>w si line money if nerc?.ii r\ to do ii \.?i!i. w niiM you not , A silo ti I let t wit 1 1 ^orghnin, \ %? I \ *?! he. iiis, ami corn, or any mixture of these crops will do all that, ami more. hi building ; i s ) ii i in this State >? u ? iiv iioi conducting an c\|M'riment. ^ on .ire pinct icing lli?' soundest I ? u s i Itess methods known to livft ^liH'k fanners. There are now iiflM si.es of all kinds in South ('arolina. and Uii per cent <?f i lie owners after hav - ing used l hem are strong advocates for silos. We can furnish you ?r. c of cost bills of materials, and prinltd iiis-t ructions for thtiihiiug sjn>s cosf. ing from .<Gu up. <? 1 til i Id a *dlo and : Kecd your cattle hetter foi less money. I 'rod nee more milk, lnitter. and beef, and iueideiitaliy more hogs. Save the whole crop ami convert it to i1h> needs of the country .is a protir to yourself. Sa\e buying so nnicli sacked feeds, thereby r<'dm*ing freight shipments. I'lear your land earlier for fall piow ing. Ite a progressive farmer. * Plant the crop to fill that silo n w. t'i'iiison l 'o 1 lege, S. ( .[ uuc Moonshine Still Captured. Saturday afternoon four State st. ili-es'. one I S. Itevenue i ittieer ami 1 't >1 icenia n T. \\ ? ; regor \ went iiiio t!ic western end of the coilidy ami si 1/ed tell gallons of liiplor. poured ? ?in s ( ? \ era | harrels . .f Neer. mm t . -fid .la lie's Me.MaiiUs coioied. < Ml tin' j'!-' iiiim's < ? t, 1 >anic! .I.ieksou. a white :n. 'i, tlie\ t'oiind a !:oine made - 1 1 1 1 ' ! i i : iia ? I i ei en t h I icci in opera : i?-ti a 1 1 1 1 si?\ t-n ga I'oiis of !:i|iior in s :ii. i I ipi ? n t i t ies ii, ; |n ? is iiea r t, ? l.i. .\i.' .ill'i si.-. v\eli iii. o. e there. I M M i Ii II s ||. I| i -I ; ill ? \ l I t li l ee _'.i' -lis i i j > i . and lie was arrest- j ? 1 ail ? : _ i ' ??!??. i n 1 1 w a ? i'Iim M'd ! i ? ei I.- The ! s]sf,.,| ,if j a W I ? 'I .1 ? : W ' ' \ a ! l p. w . .i*:n v\ 'I Vlarria'ge. \ I . i S 1 1 . lav I - ' lie " I r.Us ti ? Ill .if I' . .1 11 ! \\ I M I i.iwe M" \ ? . ? 1 1 1 ? ? r i ' s. < ? ? I.e.., s I ' > ; 1 \^ . .f I'.I : Icc e - < ? LEND, NOT GIVE In asking poople to invest in War Savings Stamps. the Clovernnsent Is not asking them to contribute moniy It Is morely asklag for the use of money, and willing to l>ay liberally for It. The Qo v e r nment slmpl y wishes to employ your money and par for its service* Just an it would employ you and pay you for rour services You will get your money hack with interest ? com pouuid interest at the rate of 4 per eeot per ana um The s t aaaps mature in (1th years, hut yon can caah them any ttnas you wish before the date of maturity a*id still get interest ? at three per cent. If you need the services of your money before flvs years, the saving* stamp handed to the postmaster will be the letter of resignation, and/ you'll *?< your ruonsy Uack with additional payment for ths time the Oovprnm^nt ha* use<1 it There is no red tap*? no bother, no uncertainty, no worry. Tt is the Aiarplaet, safest, and mo?t satlsfsel^ry investment you can mak*. WASTAGE TELLS TRAGEDY OF WAR Daily Eight Trains Bring Soldiers' Ruined Equipment to Le Mans From Front. 5r000 MAKE OVER GARMENTS ? , 1 Pr?nc h Redeem 60,000 Pairs of Trench Boot* and 50,000 Pieces of Outar Clothing Monthly ? Ger man War Prisoner* Work. \ J.e Man* Deportment *t( t ho Sarthe, France. ? On an average eight trains u tiny are bringing to I,** Manx the wastage at the battle front. fc*mslstlnK of thousands of tons of damaged war material anil soldiers' ruined equip- ' ment. Tliere have been as many aTt ' 17 trains a day heavily loaded with j this material picked up on battlefields J and arounjl camps. Le Maijs would he | the paradise of ragiucn und deiilej-s Jrj ? second hand goodd xwre It not /or i thf fact that the French army Is Hud- ! lug Its own use for such of the mate r 1 > * I hs It ly able to recuperate or re- 1 pair. Establishment* located here by the I quartermaster's department recuper- j ates monthly fiO.OOO outer garments, ! 12.VIXK) undergarments. ? pairs of ! shoes, (SO.(HX) pairs of trench boots, 2.r>,- ' (MK) steel helmets, 270,000 shecpsjUn ! capes and 12(4.000 pieces of equipment, j These articles are made rea ly for u*e again by disinfection, renovation i and repairs. There are in addition, j 'made each month from pieces of cloth- j lug that are not repaired, 100.000 pairs of slippers, 120, (XX) cases for sol diers' canteens, ,r>0.(*X) forage caps, 75, 000 shoe laces, 20,000 cloth cases for bread loaves, and 10,000 wash rags. 5,000 in Repair Shops. The recuperation and repair of worn | and damaged articles began in the spring of 1916 In vast warehouses and repair shops In yhlch f>,000 persons. Including 2, (XX) refugees, mostly wom en, are employed. Here and at Les Murlins, northwest of Orleons, among the quays from which the mobilized men of the fifth military region went off to war in 1 August. 1914, German prisoners of war now line up In front of incoming , freight trains and unload quantities of great sacks that look like the'prod uct of a gigantic ragman's simp. The Indescribable mass invokes the confusion as well as the tragedy of the battlefield. There are pierced and dented helmets, worn and stained f pieces of uniform, forage caps, great coats. leggings, army shoes and trench boots, some of them pierced by bullets, I some torn by shrapnel and others shredded by violent 'contact with barbed wire. All of them are covered with layers of mud of varying thicknesses and not Infrequently a garment presents Tt stain of im Indefinable cntnr. always easily recognized but L'ot rid of with difficulty. These garmeiits receive special treatment. The\ are first thrown isto a receptacle whieh they go ' 1 ?::h a lon^ and thorough ? leans fin: I" ?re l" iiiL' treated a> other gar ni. lit - Leather, Metal and Cloth. Tie* tirst operation <?n tb?? errivrd of < a ir.iin i< tin' suiting ?>! t h?* I < >m < j into three piles. leather. tin't a I 4i 1 1 ? 1 chit h. 'J ' 1 1 ? ? cloth arnl canvas go at on< -e Info i Hi 1 1 1 ? n-?i> disinfecting tanks that art in ?>!??? r;i t inn night and day, aii'l from tin tn tin- laundry. Then they go to, another wa rehouse. where they arc s.-jiaratcfl into repairable and unre- . pairable; here there N a great < J?*a I of ripping to >? ; j >j: rn ? trimmings from garments and to divide tin- garments themselves into pieces oj as* nearly nnl- < t " i r 1 1 1 size a* possible to facilitate their ! transformation into comfortable slip I kts, The sheep skins arc purified by a sulphur application in the abandoned j vault of an old cemetery near by. ! where 0>.(XX) of them are treated each day. after which they are made plla hle and ready for wear again by a bent ing machine. Some of them are able to take another turn at the front, but the most of them, along with pieces of uniform, are distributed among the as sembling stations at the rear for the equipment of auxiliaries and among the hospitals for the clothing of con valescents. a hundred bales per day. weighing In the aggregate about 12 tons. This rep resents the wear and wastage of cloth ing received at I-e Mans alone; an equal quantity Is received at Les Mur llns. Kettles, braziers, lanterns, drums, j musical Instruments and all kinds of tools also pass through here on their way to Rennes to be dealt with by spe- | clal establishments where the per centage of recuperation Is said to be very slight. Patriotism Personified! New Rochelle, N. Y.? The greatest ; patriot In the history of New Rochelle j has been discovered. He Is the man who hung out a service flag with one star in front of hl? garage because he sold Ills car to the army quartermaster department. Woman Is Deputy Marshal. Denver. Colo. ? To Miss Ix>la An derson of Pueblo. Colo, belong* the distinction of winning the first appoint ment of r woman ever made as a dep uty United States marshal. cut \TINCi ON .UIKKU' t I ij'i) l)niinii?r?' IVIIk of (Viiis World Is Now KtirlltK. t i). ,i ! >i?i . .Inm- "Tlier* is a i?*n , i, , * j,, ,)i| ? tii r mint!* to liml >omf u,t\ ..'it ,.f tin- \\ a i ? * \ ? ?? 1 1 ? I lighidiu ! hut 1 1 i;i ( i> wHie oiil.\ way," lit1' , , . ! i... i, | I mi., mm. iv, ikt> <li>4inuuisn , i , 1 1 ? ! . in 4i|?'iiiii m and Itril Irth >?< ? I I . \v 1 1 , ? -poke I'Iiiii h.Im.n niulil ill i 1 1 ? it .it lirfui i- .i larjje audience, iiii |, i I . m-pi? of I lie St jl If < 'oUllfll ,| 1 1. i. a# . I . .i . I I >u ii mi ?i v a l*o >j?oke . i t t 1 1 .??-*!. .ii .iii.I .if Spa rlanltiir^. lining -????ii mm v i?-e oil I he \\ t'sloni I . i uiiiii \\ minded last .\ ea r. an. I , . 1 1 1 j i . 1 1 1 < ? 1 1 i.i i hi- .?..mil r.\ f?> recti mi iir Ii.'iii lii- wound*. I .on I I Mill in. ?!<?. who < ?> .in ma nded a Mriti>h rejji 1 1 ?? i.i hi I landers. lias >t ml iel^cj-jdie ..iiiM-- leading up to this "war aiiNw'lhe w < > 1 1 > I -itnatioii i iinfi'il hy flu* war, ni.| IiIm address*. 1 1 1 : t ? I ? * in Soul h Caro lina were viM'> v aluahle ami inform i 1 1 _r. I . i | i hin limi t' declared In1 1 1 1 ? 1 not pin : i j i \ f.iitli i?> an ecoinnnle collapse i lii-nniiiiy or Austria Miat will end i !n war. adding 1 1 ui ( it is dau^erou* i'V|iirl Mleli a thill;.' ! ? ? liap|MM?. I .. _ri. ?;< ! 1 \ . he nnsoned, Cciiuuny liu? \\ . i _'??.! three \yttr* of a iv>- 1 oh Iju i .? past. ami ha\imf won all I li r?H?. -I..- i- . . >n f i . lent of mi, irs-i In i )i I m war. j < mi r ji - Iv i- i/. defeat I ho t.'Mvinaii i a. in:. - iii I lif Moid. In eliipha -dzed j i i- Ih \..ii-i -Mir y.owfn" ! Tii. - !- a l> 1 1 1 ?? 1 1 1 a t w 1 1 a te\ or i! | in.ii <? -i i- wr.l w . ? i 1 1 1 li-'ii I iiiu'.' I.ord | I ? ? i ? ii. >i i ?liol. i rod. an I w a - applaud- I v . w i in: vn!\ u '"- l'??w . . i . ;L' wo arc' \\ illin^ I" -lUTilioo ? \ < r v - i 1 1 u . ? tiling w'-o ve u'ol if it i- . . ? ? i > I" make 1 1 it* -acritiee to u ii. . \t i \ doilai ai d every man. TIjo I i. . h li.no In. >1 >i i i/.rd their full man p. -.>.-:? .ind t\cn lliinu' in that couii ti \ W c no do) i ilt the -nine thllltf in ? . : ii r I'.ritain. Wo have .1.1 KM MX Ml in.-. i nn. lor arm-, and w lion 1 say t ii.i i I a-k \..ii to roinomlKM' thai we i li.i\o l.tMMMHui .-Lavs. \\*f have lost i million m ? ? 1 1 -iiifo the hcirinuiu;; of :!?? w;ir. \oi ili<- I'.rilisli army Is , -i i "i i ? i T ? > d . i \ llian o\er lieforc." S|..;i u i;i_' I 1 1 < ? 1 1 . . I America's 11)1111 powoi. I... id I nmiiioro nii id that this i- 1 1 iii i r< ?. I ?>ul\ hy the niimhfr of ships that ??an ho hnilt to -and American -??'?I iois t.< l'i anoe. "Noii American-." lie adde<l. "are el 1 1 f l> 'd upon I lie hiiriresi hll-iliess and t ho nio-t uiiM'lli-di bii-iness ever uu dertakfii. There K a time in the lives "t ail ?'t u>\ 1 think, when we want rn do sonnet him; l>u' ami unselfish. I'hat t i nif and that op]*. inanity js presented today." It was stated drtrim; the course of l.onl Dumnorc's address that after an American soldier is potion to I- raiu-e, it requires four tons of ship pintr to maintain him there. With f ?a ft i? nla r reference to the j present situation. I.ord Munuiorc. who in *>? .ik wHJi aui^JB .miol that Br?v?w ??II I* a-< aruvv ?x It Is l?.-t |o use his exact (?IM'DUinx llia\ luvak till Wortj. .7?; * ,,,l-"uxl. ih, secAuO, 1 Ulrlrit- Thc> \sii) ||, ,| spirit of Framv They frill the allied aniih* in lh* tCJ j clitlll hoi. I I IU-M.ii 1 Hi ul n ,,ur W over there In suMi" itni 1 lake the initiative." Fireball Connie Ma\Wrn < imMiwtN'Ml, ?) ii 1 M* I ?TW T Smith homo at t'..iini?' Mhxwh? plumage, 'nvupleil }?> tin- iArft| 1 of the fa riu ami prlntiuj. went. was rt?> *?*! l.> iir*> thU?? in>r. The llw was ?liM'??vt>rvd j\Ji foiv *1 t?\*hK'k oil the |<HJ( vsbttj' of the chimneys ?-o?ic thnm^ \ or defect In tlu? II lie is vri-suu, Imw Ikh'Ii tin' I'iii.M'. All the M tun* lu the hulltlijiv wa? savhj t h?' InilhUuR was a ?-oiii|?1hc lot* The (irwnwiHMl tin- jvartm^, summoned and respond jy. hut no connection could . with the small pliH> which 1* ? orphanage icroumK !>i. \ r 1 son, sui>erintendciit. st?t?s| tbU inn that the l?ulhliii? was l1(SUr(,j half >,5i vnhio. All "f iIk> cbu^S will he onsily iaK?u ?-aiv ,if .jJ other cottages. Tli.- hulKllHg *?> invnpled III Jul>. IS'.I* U.ilpli del'a lnia |> 1 In* wuii^l the HH)jmlle automobile nt<v .it Shccp?head lhi\ Hack Uis was oN.-l 'very time >ou l>n\ a war tamp you weaken the llin^||| line. DR. J. W. SHARP \ Veterinary Surgeon and DntU I make a specialty of Surjerji Dental Surgery. Office Phone 169 CAMDEN. S. C. WS.S UNITED STATU jOOVSRNMBNT Buy Them And Help Win The War FOR SALE EVERYWHERE MONEY GOES RAPIDLY WHEN IT HAS NO KEEPER 1> Jt it i>?'hind steel doors ? put it in ? hi- bonk ? let us be its keeper ? <:n<l instead of "jroing" it will be "'JTiiU'i iijjt. ' Loan & Sayings Bank OF CAMDEN, S C. Our Groceries Satisfy I he Spirit Ol {lCCrtmr^nHflfiAn ic thr J in tluence in our store. The desire to please has taken j deep loot with us, and you will find it magnified ^ every person in our ??mplov. OUR GROCERIES SATISFY W e buy the cream of the market,, keep our stocH i i?,>h c.nd up to the minute, and always cordially < me the pur- food inspection. There is satisfaction in e\er\ purchase made at this store. Put us to th* test. Bruces Pure Food Store PHONE 66

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 07, 1918, Image 2