The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 31, 1915, Image 2
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wireless teIsfrspkT ta. Of eosrss. toval-
usbls. says tbs Wireless World (Loo*
don). A crest number of cruisers are
seat oat ahead aad spread a number
of miles across. The doty of these
ships is to keep a thorough lookout
and report to tbs ship In the battle
fleet looking oat on their particular
watelength. This ship, in torn, re*
ports by semaphore or Morse-lamp to
the admiral of the battle fleet The
cruisers are sometimes assisted by
ton>*»do‘boat destroyers. Now, if 20
of these ships, are u^ d it wilt b“ ren*
ily t»ren that the ar* i a of their vision
is enormous, and it would be almost
impossible for. a fl~et to pass unob-
can raad tta ttans aad
of Paria withoat
any taatnuaaata. Bat than la ao
erfal wteateaa aution la fti
the roaaddbsat route wlU be
\ The BMtlab government la build
ing a station more than flvr hundred
feet above aea level ia a remote part
of ^Oifordshira, which will have a
donn masts, each as high as St. Paul’a
cathedral This station will be able, (
It is anticipated, to get into direct'
communication with Egypt In the day* |
time, and possibly with India at night,
when the ether is always a better ,
carrier.
IE. EN
USED THE ENEMY’S BULLETS
Shrewd Maori Warners Played Neat
Trick on British Soldiers Whom
They Were Fighting.
sirve'i. inimediat. ly ary-of the ships [ Mousing Maori story is tol-1 of
■ictit the enemy's squadron they would j ' w .|, wn these natives* were
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reprrt at once by wlrel* - '. statiife the ; V(hr Mit h ;i | Hritnln
niimber of , ships sight' d, with their j 0
£pecd tatitud.* and U i i;itud *. etc. The
iHii.iir: I would thvi j;i>e his trdc.a. ;
also by v. trelcES. i
“I am now well and happy. We
have a baby boy. which we believe Id
the direct consequence of -ray im
proved health. He is our first a:,
only chlhS. Xnd if I’eruna hu-l r
I cured me. of my alir'.ents w- * *
never have hc.d hTm. I hot •
fcuffermg v.-omiq v.lll give i t.
tri-t* tne roic, a* I hr:vc ”
Thors v>l 3 cbjtcS to Pquid fr
einoo c-n now procurs Feri m .
kts.
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tricks went on. me ns'’are oof
ofair b t comi. cu'lahlo in war. ,
W her tf c Vr.ori< v ere in want rrf !> *•
b' l'.e'.i they used', t sl.-w a-d-runty •*’-' • r
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for r. cou. c£ x« . in;, if >\ i tuio
p' c ri on a desert .siand? time
chould be loL^in coiitpiiim; the 1. .t, be-
< there are or iy n fe« dc-u-rt
i andn left llor**. for e’ ample, hit of^
i. lands, out of boof.-^ is the list v- !
lf< , d by William t’tine, the novelist,
mithor of "Hut 8ho Meant Well."
"I The ihble, b< c-ause it is a book
that l have always meant to read 2.
Gibtionc, becuusb there is such a lot of
it. 2. Rabelais, that I might laugh, 4.
‘Don Quixote.' that I nt^ght weep 5.
'Houvord ei Pechuchet.’ because this
is one side of France. C. .Carlyle’s
'FVrnch Revolution.' because this is
th > other. 7. ‘Wnhrhelt und Dichtung.*
'b**e*use here I have Germany. 8.
'ArauiurUNlrHs,* because this is tho
F'- t !* Torn .lone \ because this‘iV
Er land anF'leldingsmv jt lb 'The.
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bang! viM the fhitisii
r5"csy I ►own f« !i the darnmy; anti
thh/uer.t on until m ..o v. or..,; ntarks-
m^n than usual cut the durm.iy sTopa.
No Maori had the courage to expose
himself to splice it, for that nreuut
certain death
. The bullets were all taken out of demand net sene’e-VV h'
r. little earth-bank which the Maoris •"*»*orio), so that the criu/fw--! e'
had made behind the tree where tho
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Work and Money
PRICE, 2 BURNERS
$7.50
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PRICE, 3 BURNERS
$9.50 and up ■
Why should your wife use
a stove that heats her kitch-
’ lolling ’temperature, •
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dummy appeared, and were usetf
agala. 'v . . noelti are known in the
it was long before this artiflee was . .
Imoortence. Minv
on yrtlr'' a*
yrtUr* Cfeoiy^
discovered.
Welsh Songs Promised.
A Cardiff corresprmdeut of an Eng
lish newspaper says: .
and the production Fa IncrfH ‘"r •m
imports of roic;t aye ^.Hionith* r*---
er th' 1 © tho dotn^YCtle nr/vf’ict*o»>. ’ -
of thfs
tb/» mlnev ef this mi
vrould be mndoto anpnfv nM bttf f
.'Cymric ardar on the Uattleflcid i> ,, ,, t
going to be inspire 1 and suataiue l by r r
CI'rnric music N' t the leait lulires-
iflrt- f.glit tt'lny, t I ilurin? life past
eik, amirbg the V ’ uni|v tmlnins’
nt |.ir;'> v.l hns Ik • .i «’<e y ri?-"
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if Mirivi-ig i..dui.t'? ltd .i. r.ew
oiit of sound of the runs. h;.»
largo, tanneries nr.-.i distllierieM. Ka-
lisz. through v hlch.a big German col
umn pass* d to relieve the pressure In
the center, is famous for lace and
embroideries. Every little tow'n around
-which the fighting has raged has its
own mills, chiefly textile. Poland Is
rich If minerals, and ita coal field ia
of considerable extent It Is not neces
sary to cross teto Silesia to And either
factories or Germans engaged in run
ning them. If Russia could have
saved Poland from invasion we may
be sure she would have done so.—
London Times.
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Where Heme Seiko Come First
In Chicago men who need work are
being given Mae tickets. These tick
ets identify the holders as bona fide
residents of Chicago. The object te to
give needy Chicagoans first call on
jobs and charity and to shat out
army of drifters who crowd ln|o
city In the cold months to live on
charity. Of coarse, the blue tickets
do not doom to starvation all aflrhng*
era who reash Chicago In a starving
condition. They simply inanre pivf-
cn-nce to Chicagoans whetv gM Is ex
tended and discourage the,professional
hoboes.
Crushed Stona/Industry.
Crushed stono N -the largest factor
of the stone tnduMry In the Cnited
States. Figures ehnwing the value of
crushed stone ylere first published/b>
the Cnited States Geological Survey
In 1898 and amounted to 14.0.(1.445.
Ry 1913 the output a as valued at over
f.tl.OOO.OUd Of late years stono
crushed for .making concrete has
large!/ taken the place of building and
foundation stone •'*'
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chorus. —.1 us tl'
Mime, of the finiitt t
Wc! a .alliys. nu n vi li
peted in scores of Eiateil.:' 1
dicra’ practice sings at l or
lake of the character of
convert*, whiib attract toilie vicnilty
of the hall large uuinbcriyof residents
of th** to«n and visitor^.
‘ '^Mlss Gee of Denbigh, an ardent
patriot, (a distributing a fine selection
of Welsh war songV with a request
for the rendering of these and less
singing of 'Tlppeyary.* ”
Naval Construction for Siam.
A navy lengua has been formed in
Slam. Its p/esent object being to col*
lect funds to the amount of 91.110.000
K or buy a scout cruiser of
3.400 tons, drawing 13 feet.
33 knots, and armed with
nd smaller guns, and torpedo
imittee composed of Siam's
tavy officers and nobles has
already been appointed, and an ap
peal to the people Issued calling for
subscriptions, and stating that, though
Slam has no Intention of attacking
any other country. It Is deemed advis
able to prepare for defense sgalnit
the contingeficy of Invasion.
th*' <tr>Tn"»* i
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“ntTiber'’ b’ica. Cncil pilri vlrv
Hoyo be/, vc.rkc*! 'n Vor ’i
Vf W i</r'!f'' ! 'l , CC. £oi!*’i T> l-'’’-. > ’
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We have somethir^ nev; /•. th.e Cil Steve lire
<:i display in our windows wlikn will be to your
• c vantage to investigate.
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Egypt's Nsw Flsg.
The new Egyptian flag, which was
hoisted on the government building
st Cairo for the first time with the
announcement of Egvpt's divorce from
Turkish suzerainty, bears three whit**
crescents with their backs to the staiT.
each with a five-pointed white star be
tween the horns of a red field. This |
flag was formerly the personal stand
ard of the klmdive, and now takes the
place of the forpter national flag, which
was dlstinguit-hcd from the Turkish
flag br a star of flve instead of fix
points.
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pre ent <on*iition-i t;i
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of th" FttHeu Stiff
continue to yield a ronside-abi-* pirf
of fhc mica used In vhi 1 * •ountre.
A copy of the r*'port may be <>'<
tainn'd free on nppiicaiion to ihe Di
rector of the United States Gco'.n-i
cal Survey, Waghlngto^ D. C.,
CorR*Ma47Uss
“BETS-IV H 1 * Sirs
Kak« Cong Yapish Lika Xofiot
A hard eap of skin makes np every
eora. When you pot I drops of ‘ QET8-
IT” on ft. It shrivels np and come* right
off—and there's year flora—tone by thun
der 1 Simplaas taking off y oar hat I That's
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| To Our Friends ad r aliens:
\\ >’ill in the MonQ.m o nt
liusim* it the ‘•••j' place, giving
r customers better*, money-savin :
.ulues than evc-r before. M^an*
noney saved t oyou and another sat-
Tied customer added to our list. ^
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WALTKRBORO, R. C.
CYPRESS
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DOORS
BUNDS
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We beg to announce that we
are now ready to serve you
with the Best in Millinery in
connection with a- splendid
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line’of other goods.
Your Patronage appreciated.
Aiding, Wounded Soldiers.
\ fleet’Pf radloscoplc and radio*
I cmj hie. Sntomohllcs, oYganixcd aud
fitted out b/* Mme Curie, bus been
Absolute Devotion.
1 think that w;6mi'n ought to hare
the ballot.■’ • ' ^
"Do they ri*al)J' rant it*” ..
•"I'hev pi list want it Some of them ' added to France’s wir equipment The
are working so ardently for suffrajre | autbpiohileH ply b-two.cn bare hos
/" that they are
tent ion »o dr*
‘ na.f
.....v avr* or as s* V.r ; « U » Ag/ZI* » • * * » * |H V IJ«l W (HH U3HF* HOS
paying absolutely no at- (’ pltgls finding bnllct * in wound d -ol
P6s. '--Ivaiua* City .loi r j di r* thu* aiivfng-hundreds of lives
Av xixii.tipv' and facilitating the ex
Dea’t Waata Tiaa "HolUrui*." '‘GETS-IT,"
WscM'a SimpUat Carn-Cara, Never Fail*. [■
why cern-milllon* have gone wild over
''UKTS-IT’’—nothing llko rt * ver known.
Some folk*, to thU day, putter around
with bnutlsgo*. sth’Uy tat>". tjtick plHater*.
corn ' pulling'* salve)*, gouge corn* out
with knlve*. snip th-tn with sfllssors,
naaketb- m bleed nnd th« n ho\; I Ix-caii'e
th.-y ennt get rid of sore corns t’se
"UKTs-lT.” Th-re’* nothing to U> hut
apply S drops. The work 1* non--. ’*» i ETS-
IT’* does the rest. l{io ptiin. no fuvdug. no
changing shtH a. no Itmping. It never
tall*. Try It t- nlklit for kny corn-rullu*.
wart or buntf-n. B-’ surt* that you get
"tlETS IT” nn<l nothing el*-*.
"uk^P^-IT" li sold by Orugg!>t« ev* ry*
where, T.Sc a>hoUtr. or sent direct by E.
Dt wr- uve A C*».. i hicago.
. i/. ..o nnu, »
nde<j as the werid's ne: t ecru *
; AViUterhora Drug Co.
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MOULDINGS
AND .
MILL WORK
ISMOAKSIRCANTIIE CO. I
’^r Smoaks, S. C. /
For Sale
High Grade Meal and
Hulls, the best and
Cheapest Feed
SEED WANTED.
We offer three deals.
Sell, Swap or Store.
C OTTON GINNING
DU. A. J. ANDERSON*
DENTAL SURGEON/
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BUY SEED COTTON.
REMNANTS
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Walterboro Oil If ill
t Next Lyceum/ Friday,
?hr Alkahest Favorite.
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On the 5th day of April. a'
Noon. I will file with the Probai-
Judge of Colleton County, S. C . n.;-
final return as Administrator «if thy
♦state of Morris Noaei. and imnt r d
ately ther ♦ter apply for rhtters di--
missory
I* M. Hudson, Clerk of Court.
Adniinistra'or.
v *04-0,-* S. C., March 1 •l-"'..
«-ib-;t.
PEARCE L BATTEY, the soli-!,
reliable and wideawake rotto n
•tors, of Savannah, offer you the ca
cellent service that has earn* !
them their superior reputation -
salesmen among thousands of sa"*
IsfifiJ shippers not *'
me of them? No acceupt too lut ^
for-them to- handle; no huslne*
»oo xmaU for their personal atU t
ion. Correspondence invited, au*.
a call when in Savannah will ’’
welcomed. Avg 5 C^ 1