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SWES IN ENGLISH HOME *LL' BELONG TO ARYAN RACE - J' ^ Many Pesplaa of tho Prooent Day s Tract Their Origin to That Houst. Bttohglng to tho OovortoMro, CrowCed With Works of Art Group of Humanity. All the people who rpcak English. German. Haitian. French. Spanish, Italian, Weh:^ Erse or Irish. Scotch of Gaelic, and some of the Asiatic lan guages. trace their origin hack to the ©Id Aryan race, saya cn. exchange... It whose work is as gooJ, if not bettei^^uied to be thought that the Aryans Chatsworth bouse, whose literary treasures have been diminished by Its protest owner, owes its existence to tho first duke, a man of' extremely catholic tastes, says tho LondcnX’hron- ■fcle. He not only employed a carver. than Grtniii.aV he vraa himself a su preme Judgo of art aai arcnitecture But while lie couM writ3 # odes and compote aonatar, lie also lovcu raring — PB — I and cockfightin?, suppers cad marked and ihct the In iica balls. He lest bets jjinnlag inlb thou- rands with ! quarJmlty, r.nd y as con- ride red by the !ac , ;'"-5 to ho thb *nai.d- dkme from rome pclnl in Asia several thoi'icndrf of years ago. Rut now cer tain pcoplo-fclalm that'their home was 'n the southern steppes of RussUi; Persian branch wort cov.trJ •Oxc:-*. tdkjW of ! ■-..i lima, ttao of tfcr.'? ' / rrjhipo: i. v .: :■€ J!cJ £acj. cf ii.’x onb # a V.*hcs'f v ^ :1 f r < - • • * m»r ♦f. •Ml, \ * • O--*. ••>».( r ■*' i 7..V,,. nv ’» *»*, V\. troas* • **. .\**.. ^V' - ' p* rr t r:;:’ t -i——,-Jkji'- • *- * a N \ (It-'-a D - ’*•0 lavishly c» th.: t- ‘PlL * ( !* • \ : t«- worth s'; vrik.am ' avendirh. the sixth Slavs and forests, r frecce; v.hile {. anu ■r.': r ih Know < . i wtlt < uC • \< '-.nil etJ'-r. y.J ii ,»■ !:V*. ;. tiia .\r.w. . of the t;tl ? . .in 181‘f hie bcusl t Th*e 11- : 1 - v > • brary of tho b.skr.n of rjv f ,r 810.0 o. J "$***." ^rM! wapa" a! Ten-'years later he .added John K«m-V r&r - 1 . r S. ct 'i •? knee bio’s dramatic collection?, for which ! l ‘ 1#t at < ‘ Rf - tilu<> *\ L >' T re pastoral ho pa** 82.000. vn h3 did -was done i WS*'-. «:< P'-nding X^uiy ? tluir "'tnagnlficeitly. The great ednierva- 'I herdr, our ’wc:ds tory. covering an n-st, which after-, r,* ‘^.o il, - • cow," "ox.” ward firrvtd as a mod^l ♦'of tlte’Crys- 1 vle r ’ r.x:d .‘herd" c m? from Aryan tal palace, was his work: On his i Wor ^ 3 - Other words r:I! us that they special rnronatlon irission to the 1 v ' erp 3 nomadic pen; :-*, migraMag ac- crar of Russia he Is said to, have spent £50.000 more than the govern ment nllowod him. a prodigality whit* so touched the heart of Nicholas 'hat the monarch afterward paid the d© xe a visit at his Chiswick villa. WASNT L90KI»’G FOR FREAK •Young-Man Rcairifxsd That Girl of His Choice Was Much Like Rest of ix ToJf; Her Sex X »ay,- A proporpl wr.s Imminent and they both knew it. He 1 talked pclltics for A while, but that topic was soon •shausted. Finally he reacffld for her hand. "Doo*est!” f* By said nothing 1 . TCrni know that I love you,” More silence. - < *1 want you to be my little wjfe" - Her silence must have' given him a Might chill. He switched off to prac tical talk. "1 get 825 a week. Mabel. aiR I feel sure that you think well of me. How about. ItT* * The girl looked at him pfeadfsstly. • '•QCorge/taid.she. "f like you well enoagh, hut I’m going to talk to you frankly. Listen. You want me to msiry you on $25 a weak.. I have no for,money. I smoke cigarettes. I require expensive clothes nnd con tinual ex' - ItoRient. I can’t ccek. ! won’t learn. 1 know very little that would be useful. Now, rnl^r these conditions, do yoi rtill v’cht me?" •fhe yrnn’e- man rr‘:l r ’'I Indulgrnfly. “Certain?v I wen* yea,” he t an swered. “Why ‘■ v !^u'.d I have r,. any diffe-mt from so IVar.y-^othcii; men’s wives?” *“• cording to the sexton to ‘dbtaia jastur- ag».>. It In a ctrlcue tho :ght. ihst seems to have recurred *..> r; 1.1.3, ihat mqny of tho Aryan pco;-?; ere cca:;n« to gether again in the* l d States, for ths figet time s.nco, their separation fjMMgpnds c f years 0;. *. It will "taitC crnturics ior fheir i.hmlgamati'ni Ir. what has be n ca.:;<I ;ae: “nieUias pot;” but 5 d«uotl. -s the komologbnj people thus doacmd J will- be tho greatest people ia the worii. # - ■ ■■ ■■ , ■'—■» ■ ECONOMY IN NE'.V Teutons :rto the German d the Greks, toward IreTathera cf tho v ; .he Pi»U- sn i Ga.il. y Small Crsca P - pressed in Sts by Old Method. 5 igtes Are Now Com- £c' fdoids, Instead of Prevents'Electric Fraud. An Ir.tereaUn^ method 'of prevent ing fraud In the use of electricity haa been deviled by an Italian engin- eeff The practice of offsdrtR heating and cooking devieea for current used in power Is becoming mere and more general, but with the ordinary con stant potential cturent it is diffi cult to detect the use of lighting de vices on circulto. Intended only for power and heating purpoFes. This engineer'advocates the use cf special circuits on which the current i« sub ject to extrofne fluctuation of voltage at rapldly/recurrlr.g intervals*, which would giake it practically impossible to uso lan.^s, because of the Higher in -Yne liebrsAsA 9 e«tTent is not jtire.ly ipterru^fltd and the normal voltage is- almost Mmrtiedfately ro stered,,the proper opetatlcn of power or hepting apparitua Is not 'at^ffere^ with and tire'rightful use ef the cir cuits for theiir respeclive f«rp^ses is assured . ' ^' ■ In -some of the medern European, electric constructlor. works, molding machines turn out 'millions of small brass pieces such os v Lie industry re quires. Compression of brass pieces in steel molds has cow supplanted the qjd method* of casting, (or turelng out such-pieced in brass t * brunie. For merly s sand mold bad o be made for each piece, but now a Single steel mold serves for thousands of p.eces. In U}ie process are used brass bars w hose sec tion is chosen after experience st as 10 be b< •* adapted and - s* V..'_ 2... ** »■'-»* • - t- cut cfrjthe bar to length ard tb veto is heated 10 redness in • I’vrnag .heu mol led at hi^b pr. ssu-• v\ th* ALoel ncid. A i-r-t^ure. «>f a • s<-.-dads w i-noueh Lj pYoducr.tho • ' r -l .-hax, and it is found that 1 ^ .r-i makes tfcO'truss ’urore-co'.n; ac i.solid. As steel mold can be n d'. t-xact to-1 Fjbell fracticii of r.*i in: t ’ products .have very tlose sizes vt h so."• Even pieces which formerly c :-e cast ir. lircnze, sucii as shaft W-Aines. kro new male by tbc u -ld «. process.— 'Scientific Americar.. This merchant is using an old-fashioned unpro tected cash drawer. He dees not know how much money he ■ ^ •>* should have at the end of the day’s ,b^siness. He does not know how many items his clerks forgot to charge. He does not know if money is missing because of carelessness or temptation of employees. merchant is usmg an up-to-date National Cash Register. , . fc- * ’ » / , \ r. * He knows that all money received during the day is in the drawer at night. ,/ • S V ' \ ^ ' ’ " • • v He has a printed record of each transaction* • ■ • '»1 ■ •/ „ ./f He knows that nothing has been lost through temptation or carelessness* / [e hms his store by guesswork, depending memory for a record of his business. Each d^y. he does unnecessary work, and Worries mt his businels after working hours. ‘ /' ' „• • TJimsjr itTfzcrca bis health and unfits him for the next day’s business. * - •X He can tell which clerks sell the. most goods* 7^ ; • , ^ / ■ When he locks his store at night, he leaves fell business cares behind. Forgotten charges, disputes with customers, and loss of trade^ don’t worry him. ^ V7 7 ' ■ /-/ i His mind is free to think about how tb get more business. •~ij© / / x Call at our nearest salesroom or write for more information. MiKiu. ;’sai.ls. /Audience* With Savir-^n* » Tb? right of eubjoett I: > ag Uarfer a grievenr** to claim a > r- -.ual kudi- ence with thfclr spverelgr ’ - fully rec ognized to a f*r lew d'en v;^nc code- try thgb bur*. Ever fin- ’ ’i acce»- sioa the Emi>cror Franci? J 'i’b »»• acrustome.i to let >part c/l day ft week ml which he persen. '/■■ received petition*. Although care - 1 -'- “ exelpde thoso fc<+:ing to ... sion bn purely frivolous p: : was but little fonhality or Fcrsoni'So# all ^ciass'-s- r s peasantVrtngef! by fc & highly placed official v ; . unjustly pufiyi over for v ' - might b? seen ^tandinp u j-V' audience rhambev aud . the uiapercr endeavored aken to adr.iis 1 vIH /‘ill Xt pu?»:Jc o iter;.- salbiiday f.t January for*/ the'eour (.U a <0't and penalties |251.‘)S. < f Murray llrothers. 240x r3 ‘' rp,, » • t Maple Cane,xhd:;! distriiX^lmunded us’follow?: north ny Ron HiighVes. •:.'t by .lo.'iah HlofC; - west by Ik. \V. ST Tax cp-f c: d penaltiesX??.! 58. ho^o <loor. the following'described ^lugles. •FoutV''by Joriah H! rroperty, to-nit; , . , H. R. 1 adgett, JA** acre^. in Ver lifer Tov.nsfiJp, btHinded as follows.: North,, by R - G. lliott south b A. Padgett, eqst end \M r sf by J Padgett* Tax cost and- ponaitio* 115.27. 7 ■ \ J. T. Bailey and CojirfftRy, i''f acre? in A’erdeir To^Cns’iip, c 4 as follows: North *>y ^•'^‘““jFieken: south by F. G^r 1 :: west by j by f), W. •’oulh by.JoMau o diys! Kliza Wade, east by M ik Lo vi, k. ; Hiott^ T^ cost and penalUetf $14.- from Tax cost and penal t les 81 - Sf*. ! y A}. Jones. BueUhba.l .Shoo! I IleX Hughes. T58 acres Estate ’ Sapdy Gereder us. foi^r acres dn Blake Towjishlp. bounded j. i ga follows^ BOuth by Peter >. .east by BOlton Pjanta'Aon^ North, by Dannie A. Pinckney, Tax cost and penalties $4.t»4v , J. B. Beach, lartj’aerofi in ^Tferi- hound 'dan Township, bjnmded as follt^Vef iy H. I North and etfst/Ky Ben Hughes, yio-f T\K Notice. Thy*bodkx of the County Treasun- er will hy open ior the purpose o: oolleotiiX tuxes from lire 15th dav of October. IbKi. -to December dll, IS* 14c, The levy ix, as [pilows: /ftw i /State. 6 •mills; Orditimsy Countyrj 1 •* Lf .miUa. Loads, .3 ujill?; Consttfu-J ,■ tior.al. school, - S iui IN/.Total I’e.The' Thos. P. Smith Mclve Co: X In Manl • ! os 1 IN - .rath;r’£ N Go:d Point. Little ^’.i/hb'-th had beep offended In gome why- She went off Into ariccr- ner and turned her back cn the fain tly. ' ,X .';•' “ihn ma.U’f rhe exclaimed sulkily- “I wish 1 didn't h?.ve any father or mother.’’ , “That’s wrong, dear” said her moth er. “We are the best friends you “Well." said Elizabeth, doubtfully, “I don’t mind having father; he doesn't bang^around here much, but rm-’gettlng »w-ful tired of the. rest of you.” ; ,7’. x Net Much Out of Hi* CImg.' Hearing a noise at the kitchen en trance, the man of the bouse slipped \ " / quietly to the rear door and suddenly opened it. The grocer’s delivery boy was there with a basket* containing a dozen e/rg*. a pound of butter and some Roquofort cheese. . -u ••Oh,” ij’s yodfls U. BiTyT’Wd the man. “My w|f$f is .always afraid when she hears a pofse here, especially after it bdglns to' grow dark. ’She thinks It’s a robber." ‘“Well, she needn’t chanco her mind .account,” gloomily respondNi ^boy, .handing .ever tb^ bill, w*ucb ^ Ire land’s Stirri The origin of the nndtji oj. lr< iaufl "St Pattick'o •'Mr:king “ is moat obscure lies* known copy appears . ferd's "t ountry Dasc«wxi>j/ 11 kL tut it la said Uj barf £- - by the THsJi piperaT at, the’ _ Fontcnoy in i745, a^ul wat • current fer seme tiX.e .f»efor * > tunc is found attached to tr Hckir.g Old thtgllFh tongs, bi rland fc<*bg of faithle&s Bell, wtacse lover Lows to w " coarser her sake. Is 'sung to > ’ cf “St Patrick's Day.” the wtK bar>' helPa my darling'' 1 •c tuted in the?cJionis for "ra; in Uie morning.^’ ’ -V < ' N , .^.-v J • They Were Conup'S*’’."* Miny yeara ago. on our a wedding, "we found the Mother had put out furs, gown,, and ether thiuvr • stcrlr.g them. These v • sniid silver Map. and tho The burKirfrs had rr -. hex end fixed then:*" he- ip read.. I’poo tho tab? r i?ar box; a;:d in it • . per whs icrawled: fine, but. Fatty, you: ten. 'Dp tetter nex‘ :. s n As my fatter w&s a# thtp evidently kne-s hcti>*Calcj»go' Til g lord to! J. XJ. Jones, .—^ , J b-cn District. 42. keros, brurde !■* a* * fM-j <hiXo School District, ’ boupJ«d otien-r j low?: North and soiFfi b • Jano ^^fdlows: South ?)>’ * ,f HugjH’.-, ir ’be j McCormick, ea c t and ■ * 1 •* 'rim/ vest by D. V.. itygrses. npBtJr and JLncs. Tax'’cost and i n -BT?. eayt by Andersen’LiVmher iyf. Tax; .st.cer, ». ^ , , • X cost and penalties $. idol 10 J. K. Hughes. 125 fcatflV- i - ,)’ fane School tiistrilt; bounded as Hov s: North, jky Janies S. K SiM mills. Spot ia.l School Tax Levy/ Fraser, ^ mills. > . Strickland, - 4 niilN- IItiffin, 4 mills. Weinier, 2 mills. I.b*thi*jhern, 2 ifiilN ,Kum Gylle\>.:: mills. U ice. JJa tc 11/3, m ills. * Little SHanip.. .1 mills. Beth*!} mill?; "u;* HayMrj-X .'1 mills. • Snid* rs, mills. Bed Bank. 8 piiHs. /Sami Hill, 3 mlllr. Peniel. 5 mills.. .. ' MASTERS SALK. E OF SSOl’TH* CAROLINA; jCoudty of f’olletcn. ~ / . v THE. t'Oi'HT. OF. COMMON PLEAS. / r $lG.13.’ ‘ i./ W. D. Fender, Oak tfro X/dlf T Grove. 5‘nlill: idills. milfs. Mi’). / ;district, 52 acres, bourp^d p .them Jows: North by W. /V Tiu> - V’ 1 * • <‘-tst br.estate of R. F- nd V. 1 1Nck:on Wright; west 1 :•• '* • „ » • •/ • Iyer.-. r .ix cost and pc > - r 1 . ’ • * , .a4. C. A Grave", Penlel ’ir • <? . >r.*V iii.. onr. , s'v fh a/d west h : M- Hi V / "itgl'esi i\: t„ hy Bei; Vnd cpnal/es Slit.'.’4. ’ Lumher Co., ho?/ District, >V> Horse 11,udkonN Mill. 5 mills. Bu< khead. 8 mills, \ vValterbcro, Cot :lv vile. ‘ l.odjmt 8 uiilN^ ' ’SViOaK. 1 .- 8 niilk . • • / ! lend* r-.onvIHe. 1<». .mills. Poll t :x .< 1 on ; nU‘! .ab’S betw«*e*j the sges of 21 and fib? Alro « co;n- v, i.ti tatiotl t ::x of $2 •on all males b<- t vie w (he ;>ccy (jf .’1 and fc* whi ?i ?>./ Tl be ; a-id at* tire-same time and i v^the iteititor as ©the* taxes Sc hi’ i' Doifv 30/tent.i Htidi. ’ • / T x co. *aMj / trlct.’Tl acres, bounded^ $8 fdB»‘ N*W'’ :i b iN'orth by Julius E. Uoheroor; James Speights; west t>; ax^y of^thomss Bentoft, now., O’thirin ersfSn* Josiah Padgett. T/x cpf and penalties 88.39. ’ R. B. Heyward and/P.ro,. H V- . >rd Towny hip, “OA^ticres. bourid- , ed as follc.wk: 5?m-th by J. K Moore; routli'd}/ lan^l^ known -v* • Butb/tge' landt<; x east by WJlit • House pianration; w^t by T. ; S. Boynton/Tax cost and penalties. / yv ^ F?-* F j.*n\ott.«, Fdak’V Tov r bin. 11 re?, bounded as follo\?’ North Ijv Ned Brown; south by \ I .tr.nv W,., dnitton; east .hj’.^Ltwr« nX<, \l- lioibr T.f fio; ^Entire apd Saw Milk I 'ntn-kies 8?.T.(*3. • , J. D. ^CN Eli MAN.' . I; Sheriff Colleton County. Ji. R*. E. JONES. County b n ' west by estate o; i - , r - Tax cqst and ♦ ' t'-r— * . j i:. 0 Ik . Uervocd and 1 >',1 > - a rex . in • Blake • To-. * bqun ;-*d ft* follow,: No: - ; \ < L. By., south by b. r Ward, weit' by D % C. Heyward * \ fcp , MV* »t nxU ».»i» ia lh* opm ,.n our farm* at iny, <>» , and On- . S. C , tmiu itfirt- bt^h sm\» »<td, and Will awl # «<•-.'« ■ rrnl' Hf a ■ W’» rkuiv# our l»n i < nrh .nl’.tfcojMi-yrm** lie and dluriw-. Wo ot-.ji Sriaupi yur:jruMM,tuJl cuonl. lata il«avti>. ae i V ooi -u' g-i«aD**. Vai 1 • ?**■*: \ j\] *• r«* T WaJr' #oM. «-h«rW- Inn W ’J, SueeMNSua. Wiy PrihninMl and Plat !)’.!< is. PrfonsIMit rft-W P~t paid. By o*pr*-«. not gg^aid. ma to«m» at H i'i i» r u«a: ••Ml >MM,attl.nupMrUuuili.,iiw it Me.! for |o«. S!wvi*1|irie*a«alar!'«|..|#. »• • M and tu rmuda o»l<>n |>uu.l» #1 |l ?'»p- r tMo;L> It icap.'u,!-, big P ^tunurll ■*>- ; BtniaU.ry pi. t«, Ituiii^ vorU-tl.l at H.jt par ItWi »r»iac! • i'nUnoirfri Co- «. • PU BMONT PLANT CO. A uimt. So., «*d *raaa»iUa. *. C " ttwiey Wall wv* Pk« ^)DtO IaI’inU Icwi# . Ai nL I**, T’r *« !<*♦ o .r ft' h ffvoo l ript>t*> <nif. . •>.*/?&■ ; Aii fdTia”. Iltdi. •. DEATii™VERMIN bv k ■" *L RAT COR r< #t T#t n.;d tnl-’B extefejS Kills »!i«i'v. M nuaitfl*—Ui. H ptC-vna unr pony. Plaintiff, .. , ye- , Rosa Christopher. Nancy Christo pher. et al. Defendants. * ' Fnd/r and hy-vlstup of a Decree in th? above entitled rau*e dated nmi fdod November 18th, 1914 w ill off* r for salo at public sue Njr cash to-Uiy hirheft d>idder, Monday, Jan'pfiry 4th, 1915 at o'clock M. at the Court House fot the County of colbM^u In Watte boro, S. F.. ( »he following describ pnporty and’a!!’the right, title, r«’«s. and epta‘e of the I»efend». therein, to wit; - • All that tract or parcel of situate,- lying and being in St. thcilofnew’s Pa,rkdi ia jhe Count Colleton,in tl.<- State of South !ir:a. Hi»ttins and Rounding fHi Crooked C.rc’**k and landfti Estate nt D. R. M atbews, v Adi*ms Cfeck. Soiif.h on ?»n S. K.» Bennett and West on Treasurer, j creek aftd containing-Ip^Ml 221.Off acres of High lapd and land mofe^or lefv. Jess a port! portions thereof cbViTcyyflf tlier :ind supposd to nieasnre- and ! about 75 acres. TERMS OF RALE; Cash; chaser to pay all Taxes due an able for tli^/vear 1915 and the Master for papers. - R. M. JKFFJSRJ Mifher for CoUef^n 4 I P* -.i-r t .-n alt t?.« I* m* I n lliO V t: < t:\ >.■. -i vt. d<.. or Ly BOTANICAL MFC. !< toy made. lil'VlM I' . .* V-i-e'C <• t:x. a.,1!. po-v CO. Walterboro, 8. C. Dec. 12, 191 4'fi A Utica Sti., FhilttJuip.Vim, Fa. THKBAILET. JUlWtiMAl JW&IA' tf r*A 1* »«T _ tats H*«. V. . rd.^,n.p< It S'-., ,*T.arl t> i •'■I h r - :.*. r.d. k1. »a.l ^tacagy.aaataaid. K/tt UBBER ROOFING-' CHARLESTON, S. <k '.'-••'/V/ 1 :'7 Tic T«iA»o ’Car C# . Piles Cured in 6 to 11 V<»«r 9 j«y Sui rif.’-'t r T if- OtNTMLNT ia;l. t# cw an. • :>• « glu-.f Itlc-rc* Hj cr P-•.tru*'-'* 1'-: -of t u*. u.-i a; jia-afa’-Z lav. —