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* THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL, S. C. 'cC/cy/p/C'VTys CHAPT^H XVI—Continued.' —11— “Yes; hold my f hand while-1 puide you; we can sit here.” ^ . It was a couch of some kind npainst the outer wall. She did not release her prasp, seemingly gaining courage from this physical contact, and my lin gers closed warmly over her own.” "Now, please,” breathlessly, “how Is It possible yon are ulk>ard thfs ves sel—an officer?” I told her the strange story, as swiftly and simply as possible, speak ing scarcely above a whisper, feeling as I prngress«*d that I related a dream rather than a series of facts. It aeemed to me she could scarcely he ex pected to believe the truth of what 1 said, and yet she did, almost um|u«*s- tloiiingly, the clasp of her fhigrrs |*e d« d at iwk, Yet It e**|>tlhly tlgbtenin g a* I V r«M She Bet *•• rlo««* heekk • nf p eould ft** >1 her bn nth u|m •n ii tty “Why, If—If y«< •u trad not A his > • -u r*M-lf I c ••uld h |u.t. a t ale,” sb** eX«'lstt OlU*t be P«*Ub*t|s i as «•» 1 |b fn hr * t n«- ef B? you pny |4an I»f t ■srspr Y “ItafR v’ a t.i.ih V tra« e h S - port fur. eat er» lht« ■mi • h MH ' m N. Mm- ring of a part to blind the eyes of Estada?” “I sincerely believe your gfeater chance of security lies in this course. The fellow- is a supreme egotist; op^ position will anger him, while flattery will make him subservient. You have the wif and discretion to hold tym within certain limits. It is a danger ous game, I admit, and a disagreeable one, hut the case requires desperate remedies.” She lifted her eyes, searching my face through the dim light. “fieoffry rarlyle,” she said at last, a tremor in the low voice, “there Is no sacriflce I would not make to pre serve my honor. I hate this man; I dread his touch; 1 shrink from eon- ! tact with him ns I would from a r-1 snake, hut 1 am not going to refuse •<j« d to do my part. If you say this Is that I l right and Justified I will consent.” **l helteVe It l«.” “And you will not Iomc faith In nieY* | e questi«*i»«-d earnestly. “It will not > tali loss IT' I Mistress I >11 lire the •ect. Your i h to a»e. | to lower I Who could he he? What might bu the purjaise of his entrance? But one answer occurred %o me—Pedro Estada, driven by unbridled passions to attack the girl. I thrust her behind.me, and took a step forward, with body poised for action. I was unarmed, hut cared -little* for that in. the swift desire to come to hand grips with the brute. I could hear him now, slowjy and cau tiously feeling his wa* toward ua through the darkness. . t - , ' iSm ' CHAPTER XVI}. , A Murder on Board. To be certain of free space I extend ed one hand and my fingers came Into unexpected contact with the back of a chair. Without moving my body I grasped this welcome weapon of de fense and swung It above my head. Whoever the invader creeping upon us might prove to he. he was certain ly an enemy, actuated by some foul purpose, and no doubt armed. To strike him down as quickly and silent ly ns possible was therefore the plain duty of the moment. I had no other thought. " The slowness ^rlth which he groped his' way forward indicated unfamiliar ity with the apartment, although his direct advance proclaimed some spe cial purpose. Clearly he had.no fear of attack. I could determine almost liis exact position as foot felt cautiously m TOLL BEWe HUNDREDS OF VALUABLE HOGS LOST IN EPIDEMIC THAT IS SPREADING OVER STATE. , s ftmin AMONG BROOD SOWS Efforts to Stamp Out Disease Would be as Profitable as Was the Last Cattle Tick Campaign. 1 Justice for Cottontote. J. Skottowe Wannamakcr. preai- ' dent of the Aemrican Cotton Associa tion. is daily rere’ivi'hg letters from member* of congress acknowledging ) receipt of Information sent them by j the association regarding the c(ttt<m a situation ami promising protection lor the South. The following letter from Jlepresen- j tative M. O. McLaughlin of the’ fourth Nebraska, district was received and' Mr. \Ya>tma,maker says it is typical of the replies that are coming in from the Northern and Western representa tives. / “I beg to acknowledge receipt of your communication of May 28. set ting forth the cost of th^ production of cotton i*nd giving valuable informa- w . * Columbia. Cholera is exacting heavy toll among hogs in neany every county in the state, says L. L. Baker, super- visqr of the boys’ club *(ork of state. He finds the disease particu larly prevalent in counties In the lowqr half of the state and a taint of it in every section. During the- last few years, through the agency of boys" com And pig w his advancing r i u b enthusiasm and enterprise, thou along the deck, j aands of pure bred hogs have been THIN PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE - PHOSPHATE Nothing Like Plain * Bitro-Phosphat# to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh an4 to Increase Strength, Vigor and Nervo Force. Judging from the countless preparations *nd treatments which are continually be ing advertised for the purpose of making thin people fleshy, developing arms, neck and bust, and replacing ugly hollows and angles by the soft curved lines of health and beauty there are evidently thousands of men and women who kee-nly feel thetr tion as to* the cotton industry and its ex ,IT? slve thinness, , . , , ‘ , Thinness and weakness are often dus future needs and prospects. to starved nerves. Our bodies need more “In response will say I have filed phosphate than is contained in modem i .. ., ,, • , , . . foods. Physicians claim there is nothing your letter with the inclosed bulle.- that will supply this deficiency so well aa tins for reference at the proper time the organic phosphate known among drug- ,. a ., • t * lsts as bltro-phosphate. which is inex- in the Sixty-sixth Congress, and I .beg pensive and Is sold by most all druggists to assure vou that I stand for an un- under a guarantee of satisfaction or money . . . , , *|| . . bark. By feeding the nerves directly and biased program that will protect all | by BU p p i y , n g the body cells with the nec- lle came forward ln«h by inch. I brought into South Carolina, and Mr. measured the distance us Indicated by naker says that hundreds of theae faint, shuffling sounds. va.uablr animal* have been lost In I could not see but I knew. With all the epidemic which Is spreading over my force I struck! Blindly a* It had Sputh Carolina. He know* of brood l»een delivered the Mow hit fair.; there ( p 0 tr a worth from $100 to $150 which was a thud, nn Inarticulate gmnn, and have succumbed to the disease, bf of our citizens and every industry in the | every part of the country. We are a great nation bound together by indis soluble ties, and you can depend upon my standing for Justice to the indus tries of the South Just as conscien tiously as I will for those of any other part of our great commonwealth.” President Wamiamaker said that other members of Congress had writ ten him thanking him most heartily for the information. One representa tive stated* that the letter gave him the viewpoint of the South and hau opened hi* eyes regarding the cost of production of cotton. l- «nu lAi. W arly always accompany i, should disappear, dull it. and pale cneeks glow III lower )«»ur li M-llef in nty W ofll “Nothing i ivtuld •!•• Hi rat. Ifc.rt'thy. 1 want y..u t ii re .|.-|»fl» %4 tuy tntereBi and rvj f bus mmnt ItltW rmd I would i**-%»-r urge VHI V(«ur Itb-iilB Hut ur m IU*« •ltuatt**u a* It |». 1 We |- ••BTS fihsmffMsiiw ,, # af# f e*ffk *■- -gfa~ < . 11 \ f« maaff ftp | llgs iMttr^f |ta St 1*1 the full of a body u(M»n the fbn*r—1k*- I y<»ffd that li*•tiling. I wult«*d lirenth- h-'.'dy listening f**r the slight***? move* | tiH’iif. I f**lt Itiimthy toueh my sh**ul- ! der and ••aught the »ounti of her toiew tremitting at my ettr. I “What Is It? Whs* did y**ti d*»T* “I stru* k him with a chair; he lie* there oti the desk. Walt where yotl i ar ^*" „ A . I befit over and touched him. Th« sides the scores of pigs $nd shouts valued from $5 up to $75 and $10h. Just as the cattle tick has been efadu ated by the ro-aperatlon of state and federal forces and appropriations there will have to be similar union of efforts to* stamp out hog cholera, be save The latter move would be Just aa profitable, Mr Baker thinks. In view of the heavy loaves now being sustained t- -•e 19 •’-•os I** I I 1 TL. -Y«u A a _ giftmu ftir % f! •yuge with thl (• rauu llBtad “lir | loM tor uhsl IhtF dr. rided Wf»’«»; twus awwM* rfcitik > *%$h “An aMf i fuel.. “Aa f We» a I'aarti •i* 1 P pn ag •i • •■•M gw ’ f*»fcrfw* f f r > .ic m * I hr \% ee( ll 1 «hert. T i hat I* ffikpi impl 'And sing Ith $> y. ■$ i 10 *wri d hie i t«, r. (. M.t !*-fi alt wli ’ •wiee. defeat aafews - he i* f**ll*(wr lay la a h«*ap with l tlhle bean hrwt. an *M-ml breathing M> (lucres sMttgti and I otnld s*ar»'rlj •u|*t*r* < •urpeisr^ h«- was amt $j»ta thra, was hr? Wbal rw«M his partsase In thus in* i • i iMMttlY AH I rtwild gfw fm-t that th** f* tbea w as iw tugUrsi*—hr |iaM«a-*sed 0 Sti hair, and was a mwa I - A hi* f»<v*. ■s a cry of la. Wbn. hase t^n •ling | hi* >*» was the I the l*ue- sMth fare, h snaollrf Msasage The fr feeetved -Oov^r-. Hi * Th* mtt th deeply whlek l■•Is and east | « l a game r*tI nature may •«n Take this almii yw«r pre rn all rise falls y«mr pan. %** my fingers \r. •I*’ I h B • J * • •frV lb thou and two bra* K Mi ‘that n ►rd It? They Ilk ilka* I m tdk t mselvrs—the ia and that understand r|. I did II iirnhT'md bUI iwy tfnnh thry-|- intfud the nt|itain shall recover, “"You think It beid that‘he should?” * “Oh. I do not know; there 1* no be*! that 1 cun see. Yet I would have more faith In bring spared disgrace If at the mercy of Sanchez, than his lieutenant. Both may be equally guilty - equally desperate, hut they are not the same men. I may be wrong, for 1 judge as a woman, yet I would feel safer with Sanchez. The other merely desires with the passions of a brute. No appeal would reach him; he would laugh at tears and find pleasure In suffering. And yet you would have me appear friendly with Estada “We cannot permit him to feel that either of us are enemies. He is the power aboard; our lives, everything are in his hands. If he means to be rid of Sanchez the man is doomed, for lie will find a way to accomplish his purpose; murder means nothing to these men.” “Of course you are right,” she ac knowledged. “Our case is so desper- ite we must resort to any weapons. of escape if I permit this monster to imagine that I have some interest in him?”’ “To do so might delay the explo sion,” I replied gravely, “and just now any delay Is welcome. I doubt if even Estada will resort to force on board; Indeed force will be the very last card he will care to play in your case. You are English and all the practical sea- j men on board are from northern Eu rope— English and Scandinavian. Those men are not pirates from choice —they are prisoners who have taken on to save their own lives. With his bullies and cutthroats amidships he can compel them to work, but he dare nof go too far. Once these fellows unite in mutiny they could take the ship. An assault on you would be dangerous." “It 1* theae men you count on?” * “Ye*; but for lye to gain their rnnfi- time. The •Hgfiteai tUp would i0ran failure and merrikras jmalshmrat. At Wat the sttaatum la abaaftatriy dew payatr—hat I a*r aa at her aataOaa " d m» ser* jf* U vjbtv t—the art- tnaa | dragged the hady w h''fs the I light lUamtaatt** fmm the after teat 1 fell directly aa the 0f*twrw> d fore. The I features revealed were 00famiUar a —• th>»*e amtwrstinwahly **f a hetf hr*ed India a. |h*m<hy rrvsosed ta my aide, I her ft ml striking a knife. whMi rwma ' glimmering ln»*» the aairww range of light. Hhe stared Hi horror at the , ugly wewpna, and then at the ghastly | renatettance “lie n*ma ta marder I Bee hi* knife I ties there Why stmald he have Bntight 1 ta kill me?“ “It Aa. all my*trry “ I admitted. I M hat shell he d»ne with the hiety ? I It mnaot he left lying exismed here; ] fw* owe would believe y»0 kl lied h Ira. 1 end my presence mast n**t be se*t*e« t* rd " *V«Ktld It." she suggested, “be dr*qq>ed through Ike port?" KHr shrank beck from (••aching the , inanimate figure, yet It r*stuire*l the r«>tiibiii«'*l efforts of hath to force the stiffening tsaly through (tie p*»rth«>ie. I We could distinguish ftadslrtie «m the d*s*k elsive. but these were regular and undisturbed—-the *!•»** pAtmcnadr freo* (hr are*id*nt. llrtUing telegram has barn by Covaruor Cooper r»f Robert A Cooper Colum • C ; president directs me ta tree* *•1 lowing message *t am impressed by the massage ta eg Jotaed the goeerwor* of ?* other stales la argiag the racogeItlou the Armeataa deiegatlau ta *ach a uav a* ta admit %rmaa*aa re presea • stive# to direct perttctpaflou ta the psuce eoefi reaee I eeed eat tell irwi that my whole heart responds tu the requust hut V am sure that you would ho eouvtuced of fb# difficulty of the matter if ywu could kuow how many other stir liar rases ere before the coafteso* e aud how difficult sad dsa geroqa It te to make 4)*cftmlaatlou At (he same Ham.I ran aaeur* you that there ta the deepest sad ala -ere** ip*erest la the welfare of Ac meets tnA that her tntereeta will he ln« ked after la evey wav that la poe •ihle la the dlff •ult rlrrumataneoe * J P Tame *The White H*»ese Waehiagtou. D C. June 7. Itlt* Ceur*e lO Agriculture ftefsreen 7S and tfifi prize winners In hovs* corn and pig deks In ffoutk CaroHna lakt year srfM go to Clem sou Collerr .*July 7. for a two weeks* short cour-e In agriculture which la gieen In r*KN>gnRttttt nf 'the services Organizing State Militia. Places for the two battalion* of the National Guard of South Carolina.* which are now being reorganized, are beirfg designated by W W Moore, ad Jutant general Town* and cltle* se lected for the rompanie* and their commanding officer* are a* follow*: Pelzer, Capt K S 'Blake; Spartan burg Capt William G. Willard; !«au- rena. Capt X F Smith: Hartsvtlle. Cvpt R R McLeod, Charleston Wash j iagion l.iglil Infaniry. Cu A. CaPLJElL ft Robertson; Walteftkoro Capt It R Padgett Two other Citiea are yat to i bo designated bwt these must he lac ted at once, as t«eneral Moors must start on hla laipertlon four June II and the companies must be inspected and mastered Into the service between Jen# II and Jane ja. In order to aharw in the retied Staten essary phosphoric food elements, bltro- phosphate should produce a welcome transformation In the appearance; the In crease In weight frequently being aston- bhlng. Increase in weight also carries with it a general Improvement In , the health. Nervousness, sleeplessness and lack of energy, which nearly alwaj excessive thinness, ayes become bright, with the bloom of perfect health. CAUTION: — Altnough bitro-phosphata Is unsurpassed for relieving nervousneaa. sleeplessness and general weakness. It should not, owing to Its tendency to In crease weight, ha used by anyone who does not deslra to put on flesh. ^ V ^Babie* Smile srfc sod bowais mo vs oatarafly. Fretful, crying MRS. WINSLOW'S ZVRUP maka the i dig* bowel* io move aa tbay nbML r ft asalrehat *»a»as. earcMirt. or other baneful mgradMetm. At pm* Rvactewe Ovatu ff«ateo<# Oovwraor C no par granted a rv price v ta J ansae A Hoe ffr. of Leecaelar muaty. rnwvictvd of merdwrda March. IP19 and von tee cod to death by elor trornUoa On rwcommoudetloa of th* judge the hoard of perdnaa and a uemhor of clllzou* of Lauceator cowu ty, who rocommondod that th# son teerv ho com me tod ia life lmpcla<m moat, a roprtovo of 10 day* waa grant ed May I. la order that th# case might bo more thoroughly investigated At th# ezplrattou of thta time peraouz interested lu the proooentlou request ed that th# sentence of th# court ha carried out and that they ho glveu a chance to mako a abowiag agaluat th# pet it loo for commutalioa Therefore on June t th# sentence waa agaia re grieved In order that the board of 1 pardons might again look Into th* ran# nad submit Its recommendation She Lifted Her Eyes. riflee you have made to serve me I can refuse you nothing you ask. I will endeavor to accomplish ail "you require of me. God kno\ys how I hate the task; but—but I will do my best. Only—only,” her voice sank, “If^if the beast lays hands on me he—he pays the price.x I could not do other- wise. . Geoffry Carlyle—I am a Fair- fax.” Satisfied with my mission and confi dent nothing more need be said, I arose to my feet. /‘Then we can do nothing further until I'learn the disposition ,.of the crew,” I said quietly. “Estada is not likely to resort* to extreme measures at present. That is why I believe you are comparatively safe now—his own position of command is in ; the bal ance.” v , “I will see you again?” “Perhaps not here; it is tod danger ous; hut I will find means to commu nicate with you. Good-by.” We stood with hands clasped In the darkness. * I thought she was- going to speak again, but the word* failed to come. Then suddenly, silently the door opened a mere crack, letting In a gleam of yellow'tight from the main cabin, while the crouching^gure of a through (be aperture, ci behind him as softly as he had opened It. I heard her catch her jireulh and frit her hand* grasp mj akrva, but I newer sctjTvd South Carolina Caaueltlaa. Th# following caaualtie* among South Carolina troop* w#re recently reported by th# commanding general A r p • to rail »*f. I Am •iffieve on, of jhK^jromigstera to the staj#. The . _ match. Clearly* nothing Hail been firs* »nd r#. ond priz* winner* .In each | *f^ ,T *** 1 Private Juhn Jor b«-nrd or seen to awaken suspicion. county receive th#a# roura#a. “If you should be questioned totnor Att#ndan # upon these courses row you had 1***1 know nothing.” I however. 1* not restricted to prize said gravely. “I do not think you will winners Any hoy. who I* a member be, for surely an attack can be no plan nf th# cluh may etterd the courses of Estada'*. It eould gain no advan- by paying the fee*, which amount to tnge. The fellow was pillaging on his $12 for the full two week*, own account; If he Is misMtsl It will . BuODHUTirracr -OF coo Eeetere Leader's threw* Attempt t# ttem the Onward March ef Chn* tiaoity lo East tins rusk a ees e strong Huddhlet a lewder lu the wot* ruieut to rw- aud refio*e |tu < i < lh I •in and esta^ It as a bulwark against th# rapid nurtMUriM ef Chriel lenity. II# derided ea eicvUent way tu de this waa tu found a erhool fog girta which would he usnrv attractive thus the (’hriettuu wwusru'a. No he srsrtud fine beiUllage and lavtalled usudoro methods. He hired good tee chars All the paraphernalia ef th# boot west era echo*4s was taken #vgr Va fact, th# curriculum was about aa rioa# aa If eodld h# t« that of the f 'brieftao school hot far auay. Itrablbism waa n pcotu- Inoat feature of fhe Instinniau—WOt the old fashioned Hrablhlom. hut the new form which has borrowed from f'brieflenity, even down to the Nuoday school hymns. The girl* were taught to sing the famous old Christian hymns with •oily the word Buddha sub stituted for that of (Tirtst. dreadFfor - NIGHT TO COME Private Rliai be supposed he fell overboard, and no Telephone Girls Photographpd. one will care. You are not afraid to The strike of the telephone opera- remuiu here alone?” tor* began when 60 odd girl* marched "No; I. am not greatly frightened, out of the telephone exchange at 8 but shall try and bar the door with a chair. I have no key.” “Then I’ll lenve you; half of my watch below must be gone by now. I’ll take the fellow’s knife along, as It must not be found here.” We parted with a clasp of hands, a* I opened the stateroom door and slipped out into the cahin._ To my sur prise the light over the table had been extinguished, rendering the cabin so biack f I had to actually feel my way lor ward. The lantern must have beep put out since then by some confed erate^ After a moment of hesitation I fouo4 my way across to my own stateroom and pressed open the door. (TO BE CONTINUED.) The Polka Dot. Because In 1835 a Bohemian peas- nnt girl danced a new’ step In a little village neay (he Polish border a Hun garian dancing master introduced \' in Europe under the name of Polka, which Is-the feminine of Polak or Pole. By 1844, at the time James K- Polk was running for the presidency o’clock and proceeded to Brown’* Hall opposite the postofflce where a meeting was held There were about 102 at the meeting. After the meet ing a procession wa* formed and about 84 girls marched down Main Street dan. Florence Died of. Accident Froet. CordetviUe. Severely Wounded—Lfriit. S D Wtlltz. Greenville; Corp. M. C. Hoop er, Anderson; Private* Waller Owen* Anderson; Robert E Brothwlck. Spar tun burg. Slightly wounded—Private L. A Turner. Langley. Returned to dtuy. previously report ed misilng in action—Private Earl B Ferguson, Rock Hill. Texas Lady, In Pretty Bad Fix, Heard of Cardut, Tried-lt, And'Kow Says It Saved Her Life. Staff Appointment* Made. Governor Cooper announced the ap pointment* to his perponal military staff. While he did not adhere strict ly to commissioned men who saw arm to the State House where their photo- ed j, ftrvice in t h* world war. the ma, graphs were taken. -] j 0 fity of his staff consists of veterans Twenty or 30 enthusiastic male eleo ^nging f rom enlisted men througfc trical workers Joined the girl* at the var j 0 u» grade* of commissioned offi State House and were photographed. cera Honorary Degrees Conferred. The board of trustees of the Uni versity of South 4 Carolina in annual Wildcat* Are Coming. Captain Claude A. Ch.'hran, of thi Wild Cat Veterans’ Association, re seBsiorrr recommended that the hon-i ceived a ‘telegram from thfi^ offlc# o- orary degree of doctor of laws be i the a( ij n ( an t general at Washlngtoi, stating that the 325th Field artillery CMlton, Tex**.—Mr*. Mary Keen#, of this place, states: “Some time ago A- , I waa quite tick and suffered a great deal. I bad been suffering quite awhile ... At times I bad aucb aevere palna In my back, acroaa my blpa and In my aldea,—I waa In a pretty bad fix . . . waa ao reatleaa I dreaded for night to come. Having heard of Cardul, I thought Pd try It . . . I c^fomenced to get better with my first bottle. I took six bottles of Cardul, and will tell any woman what this Cardul Home Treatment can amd win do It taken according to directions. We not only feel It cured but . . . most likely saved my life: I am able to do my work with ease and know Cardni did It.” Cardul has been found to relieve conferred on W. W Ball. Three doctor of divinity degrees many womanly pains and ailments, the 306th Engineers and the 323d In and thousands of women have written to tell of the benefit it has been to them. In cases of female troubles and were also conferred. They are: The ,f antr y of t he Eight-first division, bar Rev. A. E. Blackwood, pastor of the fo een assigned to Camp Jackson fo First Presbyterian church. Columbia; | dernobi , ization t hp telegram state* the Rev. Shirley C. Hughson, native that the 318th Flpld Artillery wouU be sent to Camp Lee. The other organ nation, have not yet been a„i*ned dlclnal ln * redlem8 . whlch » ct but announcement of assignment ma: be expected soon. of Sumter, but notfT of New York; and Rev. B. H. McLeod, presiding el der of the Sumter district. The chair of Bible - was created Policy of Road Cammltslpn. After the meeting of the State high way commission June 3. MaJ. R. O the dance had spread to America and the name “Polk” and the word “Pol I Seeking Recruits for Army, ka" formed a coincidence at once ap “See the world and learn a trad* pealing to everyone. The manufac while on the sightseeing tour” Is the turers. merchants and designers 1m Inviting slogan Uncle Sam hag adopt Thomas "of Charleston, chairman. to7f mediately presented Polka halt. Polkr ed to encourage young men to enlist of the po |j C y Adopted in construrtmf industry.” “ho***. Polka gauge and the newest In armv __ , section* of the State highway system! design in fabric* for gentlewomen." Throughout the country a te.rtnuou* drive la being made for enlistments On a Commercial Basin , . rwruitirg office ha* been maintain- Cardul la prepared from mild, me- aa a tonic and help bnlld up health and atrength In a natural manner., Try Cardul. At druggists.—Adr. Yes; wants It made a live Issue.” Paradoxical Precaution, I see the president mentfpns th* highway systam w th federal aid | • Paradoxical R*aitt. Major Thomas said that the p*bli< ""by 1* K >‘*nng B^s look* w** familiar with tbo State systerr knocked up?” “I think li 1* bocai for nei miiimay. amj bub toiMiMMig p “Well, you are o guud led; I shall' >f the stata to procure jive you a nickel fug ><mrarif,* tu forret for (ho Foriyoight • hich th# Utllh chap rrphed. “But TweRt y men Uumpose th# group which rood before thu lifezwi cost IA emu.’ vs* sett to Ca S.mra- n in PJ. addttiouzl po«e« Piking all the county seats Ir Infautrr Rr-uth Carolina, putting a good fftau . th# doore of as many , eltiaeua of th# fit at# aa poualhfe ■ 9 ■ his best giii threw him <kwn” —