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VOL 37.
-WALTRRBOHO, S. C. t WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28.1B15.
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NO. 37.
A GRAND SUCCESS
DARDANELLES BE FORCE!)
ON LV AT A* ORE AT COST. 1
WALTKItBORO RKOPI.K MLC1I
enthi skd ovkr AmTuV,
* TIOXH—A'OMK AGAIN
I
Not Willinj; 1o Pay Pric?,
Says Observer With » '
The Fleet. <
THE CAPITOL CUT
GERMAN FORCES TRY
FOR COAST AGAIN
CM its tN CHACA,!}>FON
a • »*
GERMAN EFFORT IS
Walterboro’i first annual Chau*
Uuqua closed Saturday niRht after
a three day pregram amid much en
thusiasm of the entire town. Plans
have already started for a much j
larger and better program for next
year. Already the local commute.*
ha K been organl7.«‘d. sufficiently t.»
bring th9 attractions hack and got
others on th t > committee,.* ‘j
get aa many as possible and get tBe
; London, April 26.— Too great eX-1
pe< tatiotTs were raised by the pre-
'llminarr operations of the allied
fl«*£t In the Dardanelles, according
to a representative of British news
papers, who is officially accredited to
the-expedition. -
‘The British navy is convinced,”
the eorrosp'ondent says, “that th *
narrows could bo forced Is occasloti
ffHA MBlA Dta oliAIKD IX GALA.
«... ,•
. ATTIKK I'RMt AX.M'AL
• ^ * '
HKIMOX
The reunion of the old Veterans
w as one of the best meetings that
they, have held during their, exis
tence. Col '(‘lark and^Jiia
committee had made every
Sion, and there was no hitch what
ever.~and thanks to our G
the lid was down hard,and faMTon
KMmatjt t'iuhT.rifiiM. t«» \v-
' ■ • x
IM S ITTOXT—IILNDKMti |tt; .
IS iOMMAXD.
(lubs Re-or^mDc-f Saturday J
Preliminarv To J
' • Mayor’s Election.
Justified the loss of.Alips that would ,lu> ^'sponseHes and there, was ' no
result, hut unless there were • a ;' irunkenne “« QuHe « worked con-
powerful army ready to occupy the to other mQetinps. . The moet-
v . <J;iilipoli peninsular the moment .the ing pldce' Iwing centrally -located «
•interest wor'e up i. d bay* 1 on 1 U;‘‘ fU-tt passed into the sea of Mamattendance was pesplhh*, rnd
next program ft.* >*• ..e ' * r:, t' , Turks and GPrhians imnieffic larger 1m..ly of veterans was
tr.?-: La*.ever come to \\ wlterhoiV* . ;'ieiv**wmiId.cl«vV t'he strait* behln^tfr "» nt > it must b«
ln ( addition ^\he -c^auiunn p- it , 0 would find i« -Kf
several out&tue Speakers wm e ht-re* r p rn j|
and delivered Mrs. h. *-'d v
3' Coleman, of Abbcvdlh'. pn^iU
London. April 26.—Wlnt sow*
military critic* are inclined to pro
nounce the “great-st battle of the
War." is under way on the Yser
carfaI in Flanders. /•>
, Official reports are meagr* and
Charleston, April 2«.—Prellmi-
‘nary to the mayoralty election the
124 Democratic ward clubs of phar-
I leston were reorganized Saturday
night, officers, executive committee
men. delegate* and alternates to the
city codvention being elected.
On the basis of the returns issued
Hi SIII.m |\ PLAS’DKHS AX|» Vi OR.
A III: SHOW TRY THAT
IS COMIXG.
qbRt radii tory. but !t is ger,eriilv v W- :' Jy ,he H,> ’ ‘ h: ,rm:in Hyde forces
into'
to light Oryfr wav out \g in
.o*Wng Teased the MritJAfi an !
mort th;wv the re-
th;:f in liSi a ‘large
young-men entered the army; the
alder men an* passing rapidly away
f. r many niontl)'*, i.h> average ha-t
Im-n two a dav ai d men between 7 f >
ip London that *b, ti* rn.ap-
tre making deeper ■ .'tcr;«
k through to Fro . !i . P,>u
r* ■ suchr i ..i '.
It*-'jiiurmitn s >uffvn«i>•• b.* ■ n
d ,bj ■ warVjtpet’
cm!, fori-staflOTg.lh
r Mii'iI' iili’eKsiyj*. rSme
have IS clubs, with LiT delegates to
th> city convention tie
' • ■ eight clubs v.ith
and thr.-e clubs with
::r» in protest T4i 1*
* ' are l‘*>tji club# d*
C vf % \V:*Vd 10. ,
^ J.«ni«sgwrrnoui •
Grace for***
'•4 delegate*
-* i*«legate!
> protect* 1
' acd ;» and
■ki : ' h
' i
hock to the
itnpd.is'-ibtc a;-
Frit'
Vet to
idle
1 th-
, . ,, , ^ . -» • xtent ©f The C
. b rem*h gunn * <. ora th;wv 'he r«- for many month*. th > average has ' .
of the Banal S.if r Ke.gu.. . * > / ‘ , ven at. but rome „sp
q ? >} -isting poicern of .the ‘cdd - . forts two two a day aid men -between 70 j.,, , , .
South Carolina i"; .ie m iniWc’wiin^ . y ... • • . n-. i«» the London p->r rv d
„ L. .in in.er*.Stiiv around the Dardaiwfles. When.^ind 80 years of age will ^oon have U, r ’ u • . rft *,. )n ^ t
talk Thursday- night. Mr# Col*-- , •• , .. •, ,*▼.*' *■’ m impdjt.ir.t th t t It, ;
- • - l “ • landing pawn*:-: rvt.Abird them after crowed over the river and.answered w , , l4 ,, . .
i.*rsf>- .. ... *. ..... « Ha shsi ton llfnacnburg has ive.* i
I,Brought from the east to conduct
The discussion of the Pen ion law v , (t rations> Hinl ,Kn,peror W.l-
wns, thdoprinclpal mrutef" before th*
m Ag nnd as the matter was rot
man's earnesfhess ttnd strong perso tJlo devasta.ting bomWrlmfefiL tie. ;thelr last t'mc to roll call,
quality have made for her many fo , !n< p lh „ ni ,^ rli| , dam age don*
frifend* in Wah-rboro,- who hop- W8s .W^ntlv^y rmnM Although
that she will return and make an- t}l( , v „,.re mere shamhles. many gut.^
other addreks again. | were gtill intact ' pnd one -8-lne!i
*. morning < angrossmau actually was Yound ;lo«ded.
Jas. 1*. Byrnes, ot the second con- ^ m j, ar pxjated i n th**
grossional district, delivered on ad^ forts BP;Irer thf , Narrow ^*- * *
dsess to the school children in tlie*j The rorrw p on( i ftnt considers th«
auditorium at the school house. Turk „ guch p(H)T ^ nnen thaf lh?
Which wa s well received by all Pres- WO u4d have been at Constantl-
•ent.. County Superintendent of Edu- ; nopIe |f there had ^ only Turk .
cation Hugo S. Strickland presided |f(h troop<| to ^ wl|h „„ ^
over this meeting and introduced )!lovi , rer that pra|gp nnitt b* K i V ri n
the speakers, lion. E. W. Hughes oerman officers for fheir skillful us«
of Charleston also made an address of tho d , fenaet t0 me et-the chips’
at thiscjneeCtlng. Both speakers fir<r . *' ■ “
touched'on the problem of pr-sever-! # . Thp ^ rreat , ^ R(ac1e /' fa
aw e and pleaded that the young BHtl8h obae > ver atategf ~ Utm ,, th e
/ PPiple work and in the end tl>ey ^ c , tRntly renewed mine fleld^cn
would 1m».rewarded. :th** concealed batteries of h'eav'V
Ight Mr. 3. K. Bre“din. howitaera and t he direct fire guns
p-wide .prohlb:- p j aied pos tfj on since the first ut-
tion movement and editor of ThK ^ on th e outer forts. Then there j Brooks rQ^cUon
U ' '\ "’ r ' r " ,h f wovabl**. . light hatterlos . ( , OUJ j| of , lis du t|es'*tt(*W Sup-er i
whbih Immharded the sRlps frdm Vaurt; amM'ol Newtt>m offline J
'*Ji > tuffst unevpeetel quarters jyille, wag unnulmoueiV elect;*?
, • . , . . . . " fbe-more th** task of farcing tb<- to e'iiiim;ind /< tbe First Dr c - !
■alii, ttie wm k in * u** ' 1 n.tnei! fb** iiiar° tremen * ’ . * , " .■ .
v . / . „ . ! exan’in* . "»• I 11 " «•' •" The n.irpMej was a splendid" sv
% x * ’' ^ * vtn- 1 ✓ proportfons does it -
;n’* r. we <io
Friday-
• • t ,
secretary
; rrT.*d g.-nertclly;
voting- v
ber «f i
TaTid.
P-'Rce bloit* r and f
disordv were he
the retiir5t«. as t erfl
airman: the foljow
majorily. /nr
a-H, -h nnuicit J-b
SB re nor t- n '1 - ••• i >-i;
* riiee|iiic ;_ — • i^orth-i nr* -
\(>-^,i-,i5 Xter • /Cfl-""! on ill-.'
HI" ' v ny.
•w<r< i*oi:/s of,
\* «•< t-dTir. ,- ♦
il*“d to
jlfara himself is r-'ported as pr-vebed-
l*ondon. April 25.-^The German
rush' s In Flanders and the Woarro
where they claim considerable sue-
ccs«, are believed to he forerunttcra
of another big effort to break
through the allies' lines in tho
west. . '. •
For many jlaya Belgium has boon
K-aled from the observation of neu
trals, while German relnforceruent#-— —
ire bc-ine Kiovad„to the squth to tak-**
part in. the.new offensive, which they * #
hope is to t arry Hiqvy /o Calais. Thv „
r ’-Jifa lv on Flamlers oriybniHy leyeWi
,^| a* the Frtypclb has been ir'ansferjred
*<(> the British tine*? bei.I by tho Ca-
naclMns, on the immediate
ni > Fre nch, ^n»l
the .men frhju the Dominion have
! been otigirpe,!-jh a (ieadiy rontogt
Iwitb the Germans. The German**
claim that British eounterattAcks •
isave bc*en repulsed • . v
Mv-
•w »
, - Jlltg to the Yspr front » ,L>
idoarly understood. Rev. Mr. Curtis I If! tl , 9 eavt.'the gateway into Hun ^
requested the convention, to gary
the Hon. D. L. ( Smith ,.the privllagbs ‘
of the floor—as he was present—
Manning‘Herald gave a f&nrt
‘on prohibition. Mr BreedH
i •
well receivetl and his (carers wei-
ipud in. thrir praise of Mr. 1M.;* vi
and requested that he explain the
.-natter, as he wd* the author of the
bill lately paused In tbe,House of
Representatives. .,Tbis was heartily
done, and Mr. Smith very clearly
and intelligently set the whole mat
ter before tbo convention. His ad
dress was eloquent indeed, as he re
ferred to-the Confederate Soldleip*
position, and the duty of the State itt
relation to him. . x J
Major’ Gen. Teague was heartily
and unanitnoukly reelected • aa Com
mander. and BHg. Gen? Reed, x Com
mander of tho Second Brigad * Gen
on a<\ ir U
formed hy the Czeok pass,
again is becoming the scepe of san-
gbinary fighting, with tTetth-'r side
making any great gains. Warsaw ss
a German objective 1* dimmed, bv
thfe importance of keeping the Rus-
slaas out of Hungary, and tbe Ger
mans are report»d withdrawing their
lines from in front of' the Polish
capital f6r new concentrations along
the fronts to Cracow, and In the Car
pathians.
Tffe channel between England and
Holland itill l* being kepi Hear of
6ifiraerHat shipping, with the remsfc
that the steamer Noordatb bearing
th-^eft < rlu
ing rlnhs ga»,i a ...
•'Hrdc tickets ” Ward 1. Clubs 1 and , ^ h, ‘ Fr " nrh ' ° n ,b “ . other h ^ ,t -
2. ClnV* l and 2p Ward 4. ! .?I , l ,h0 ,.. a,ll ‘: S '
^lub 2: War*l 6^, Clubs 1 and 2; Ward
Club T; Ward 8. Clubs I and 2;
Ward 10, Club I; Ward, II. Club 1;
Ward 12. Club 2,
Thv« following clubs ga#e a ma
jority for the "Grace ticket;” Ward
3, (Tub* 1 and 2; Ward ♦. Club I;
Wdrd 5. Club 2; Wffrd 7 Club‘2;
Ward 11. Club 2: Ward 12, (Tub 1
Ward 8. Clubs I and 2, and Ward
10. Club 2, are protested.
The city executive committ-'e will
bold n meeting Wednesday .night at
8 o’clock In the Hibernian hall when
the prima facie roll of the convention
will bo made op.
Tbe city convention will meet in
th* American delegate* tc» fhe Wo- B” 4 Hibernian hall Monday, May R.
»n*s Peace Conferenc*’ at The Ha-j ,n ' Var ' , L - the vote whs.
maroone.l in the flowna. | PX * r ^* M ‘ | y Dose. Daniel L. Slnkler
Admn'>f the dflaffatT** hav.»Vappgti!'-tJ*'** *1 *»vd president; Mm P. S.ti-
<1 *0 An^his ad*Jr Page \ ; d’**r». vi«>- pr<-id**nt. aj}*i Paul
Opera!!* nsS'dn th»* North S**a *•••<11 - Palmer, s* • rt'tary, f<<r
re a deep lovsbsry, but , *t» * ’il •*:< ,> f*»rjres. vvhile tb^/eipa uttv
cess, and tuC the ngvd. .white.-head
PliisoXKItS i ROM PKZl.^iY T.
tfien
Slav* t laim ‘2.T**7 offi*«r*; tl:f.HT >
. Men; O.KIIO Si*k..
•* Mb’ ^
;_>Yorrnver. we do not know tire
-•"! of the enemy s Imd I o niatiy^howed liejids with tear di,
>!,•!» !h* y are ''vSr* i»che*l eaery.; !»•■■ '
d in review, there
ithgerti i!ic rFeff. vTvniaHv I
• il cn :<r( «e i o' the rk'vr.t
ciivltii*
I Hi!
I.t!
comniH
•'teemau end 1h*' delegate's'ami alter- |
.e. city eon vent Ion w -f^* *«n i
na?e< to t)><: «
k* the.'Tlyl* ticket/’ , In'taking -.
e:,v«-! from ♦ll -nry 1* Williams,
* retiring, president. Mr, Sinkier '
i' it while h« regretted his- v.i ^ K j a t M >||eved that 5,<MMWK nnw
ket and m« be** successful', h > j;„ r ; n!in troops have Wch^l Flan-
CaiHlMntev for ( rttari**s from ....firth ,,-frmlcd- to be.pre*.,dent 'of the and ,, rat mor fi irtin/tand mi-
Dlstrlct ope,, fiRmp'aign .|n\ ,t*,h. After the r~si.lt had been >• / i t< . rla , !in> p** usedyt^mn were pro-
Green Hie County. NM,.,m**d. Henry W- Conner ^V*‘ ! * vf.Vd .fof th.^W^tl attempts to.
a iv*>lution **t tCank*-
coipintis jwHh. snecess-and that the
British hold all their positions, and
repeat th« charge that the Germans
ar,e using bombs containing asphy
xiating -gases. x
Thq Frankfurter Zeltung Justifloa
the use ototheir “‘"missiles on tho
ground that the allies have done
likewise. . . v
The German attack In the Woe-
vre or In' the Meuse hills,-.was di
rected against the French positlona
sou th-w est of Combres and act^rd-
Ing to"Berlin, Ihe Preach suffered a
heavy defeat. ‘ Paris, however, says
tliat yesterday by counterattacks
thp Germans ware driven from the
nch. first line which they had
pushed buck. *'
These offensive movem*'nts hy the
Gormans bjkve been made possible!/
by the state'of the ground • !h the
. ^ 'nst where .operations arp virtually •
,b< ' ’ im^ofsible untif fioo(te*f rivers have
> siibstdeil. TM^l m; advantage of
the*** uondllldn*/The Germans trans
ferred ii large mtfnber of troops to
/
"tlK. vj- vt to tnnke
! the lo^on of Flanders breMght^; poKpi ,, ly
. . .
P'ltrograd.'.Aj'r.l
’ .
Id TheM"
r.AOV -
al prisoners, from Pi z*-inysl 1
now byen eojnpk-ted unit tbe ofiii ia!
ituSsii.n statement of the ntimb '"•*
is a* follows: Nine g. rferals; 2.-
hC.T -otfHeersu J1 ;:>!♦*»' «u*-i
and wound' d. ‘ .
The number i‘ • a and vyonne •
JntHiih ■* bniy liios** wh ; 'V *. •
^rde.il a,.-, -iinf f. i<p be r. iu* ".«.
-'ffr~\d1stfibiJteti" aruoiTg 'tl .'
!v)?pdjb<Jv of Prza-’i'J 1 f 1 «’
’Tlu sia.h'Hd;;.. '; ■■••id' i ''
\A r..-** rl..m dbcdoi* a fid !*•<' ‘ h«
‘ oKierUet; wif!* < a? * :ri1 '
'x. ^ . ' \ ' ***» - * -
the fqrtress fel
itjd ttninj
ompler.i
i r. vector fed. /Mm h of the boo
tlie fortress waX*c©iV'«.*ale«!• or ^
med eyes, iimong the great thro-
/ witne-slng, possibly in ^ Columbi .
cimirly whet is the inov itnlyT' marchinK of th „ s ,, rnon 'v» -
xr, * of r.s, aulting eptr. pt Led.^o-'i* woro Krey ln tho (r vlng day* of
'' the' “•Sljties*’.: It .is impossible <
* * • . .. deseribn the closing scenes of t!./
,'ir.NKs OBJMT wWC.AIN TIMF ^ m ,. etina . ‘ - A ,ho,n .n .
ffUi Ff TIT lil GIN Sr"
I 'M? .Mm.\SOV-.,x
w hich/tdiow * they are
i rt'l/ on pels' 5 1,ve policy,
'’‘j ti is believed that ■ 5,<Vff,
r big nffort,
cTmtent
. U
•*
t* to ih** refir-
*\
fUtdomQt
J1C- . v
childn n halted on the step* of t!
cipitifl formed the battle flag of tb
*,! TU
. - 1
.in n
1.4-i' I rime von U'tejow. .v P ... ; , ViOKt , r f
• *; rman anihass.ador- .»:-.p|.e.iie>f.
April
! w
.fqtiress i ii.
The A\ifitqr<'d. .•'to-
♦ '* x ha\<• b<»f >>-t been-
)•'
, bar-
i< d and is only gCHdually coining < >
light; The quantity/, however,
raid to be enoymoiis. . Ov*v 5/0d
guns jnapy of them sliil ill Rood cor:
many of th*m still in toot corali- ^ ' Hv ^ onf , y <h4 . 0 bje,vt of
tion, have been inventoried / ^ fo g a , n time.'
andt of Austrian l»«yom*rs. which ^ »
are highly prized by the Russians
soldiers as knives, have heen distri-
bijted among fh« victordos .troops. *
The’ R^or San is being dredged
for quantities of arms and ammuni
tion which were thrown into it be-
> fore the city capitllat^d. % Hundreds
of soldjLers sp°ni their idl^ houffi
. fishing for this booty' with hook and ;
Htne. or .with a small grappling book mhligt ^ r . || BorT | cea were c hos-
drcgged' throngh the water from - ^ . n prpr( , r<>n ^ t0 hjB fciy guiliran.
* |irM 26. A
‘ Q»M‘ n »L wh< f V' - Confederacy- find their rweH y -i*.
•! tliat hl« n-.i’ti** be not ,Ni \«jnffing n.L\b* ^n«f cliet;Hng th*
, X'‘V ! t*"* Mafias Gt ie v.r ‘A 1 \\teran» .wiH'novi r be forgott a •
p. r.'' i^'!‘ in ix The address of our own *-•.
r Heyward wa rlbqureht i»
V • A * '*,
V <mI, .'inTaut U‘* »Tone l>o, in !»• .
. ’ic o*. r ill-* oTt.ook tH- ... ^ t | u , ..xoetRive conunltt’e®, nr-. i,‘
'. ■ol solution of the .-Tagne ajH ,(*o! W. A <"
• !i!*;.-U ici.. . ^ <'onftMl< :vi»* enoVMKi. m#de of gql/
,■• mHj^iIon , 1< ob • n • • Hi'ftiruoniaTi of iTielr esteem "a* ’
• • von.Duoiow W dtio' d ns .x.v- nf dutv pi
“ and 1 expect,no good < tb /
ro.m /♦. It.i^’A prf'tcnc.io'
s.»
rformod, <r
i!i‘u r]K< elima* wh**n (Vb *'! ;
from tho old'dstrong box c.f tbo r.
federate Treasury, paid off the v
A.- V* v
••ran* in Confederal*} money. ac<
ing to rank, th*. firnf payment g' 1
it. Itil^
?:h h that it is-impossible fp
tyfa.-H* accept jrtlem^ * Dn-^Tfi'
‘. v r'th'r hand. Italian military prepare
Cons aro assuming such proportlor i pproximateIy . T ,^ •*„,,, hov . ..
ths! the liypilhesis of filntple filpjo.'| b:ld< .' rnrh othrr poodhy* .to m<
matiC. pressure becomes inad.nis*.'- L,^. of t ^ m< , n Rh . hmond .
Va... on
b!*’. ' Kynlcnfly the objenl of tb ' ; , uno j. 3 | n Rrnora i reunion. . Tb -
is hut an Imperfect *k**tch , el c i
meeting tljat was characleriz'd bX
Spartanburg. April t
gr*’*miona! •inupaim in
- #
South Caro lint •H'-t r! 1 i*i •to t l
• ' , ^
nighl at .Inns »ii -ni'll in "C.r*-! •: * M'
county ^Tho ieet> i for th. s< at i: ol.
vahttit bv th*-. r> ii 'iutib'i’of .!o ; '
T. Johnso "ftf tb f* *•;(>■. w.!to )
b< on "^ippo .a "1 J.p’g‘0 -< •' 1 !se ■
••reatml!* ilis'ii*"' of w ,"M. rii
f'arollti i Vt Hi<- uw < *'n: 1 . •,! r
Siiartanburi; v,.»< toyn d bv
thrFe'CAM'lid »t' ♦ for the o T *•. S f
NichoM' I* J ({ nit »tiil«1 "i’ I’i vd
wood. It \ Molgi*h.*of O - v''"
: poke a’ - '> .So far he i t): - o'll-
* apdidato fr'i’i (!r>«nvlire
nion corniv vvjil b-*.i;ei>ri
he race bv W W. .fiVhnsnn •,
Ti:** * on ;j BR |,>e«tdcnt a^hj to the ti llers fen
o Foil;, r v',i... manty'c 1" "hb^Vy lh<v election
• «*r "hictcd Tbe Hyi^
j H< r * at" 5 ■ nod (‘yertttlvl
r* ‘ . ■ .A
if*', eb.i l‘’d • •y■ r
<M*fu>cs'liy e vct>
*3/ted „ Mr
delugate*'. j
uit !<*(
*|it> froy th? 111^
tt- nipt,
botfiHn
■inpyial attempts
armies
cn nte''
gust nnd In tober
•s In the west
with failure
Sinkb-r
r
ITS.
* J| Mr. <|
pii«'i**H ot MrjN. 1 U
nday.. . <
Gafeh .\isiiv4 Jarkeo-k
nd rV; "//
Calvin Reov« * fin«t ■.d'i ,< k!il'* r
t'ottagevill** flii
n !/!• meantInP* tlie rdHyrn front
t-- vdijoylng n period tH ronipwratlvo
11a. except in »>e iyid-Ca.rpathians
ivthe irm/iFty, - continue to Vit-.
<ln»k th* A/V't-riati'i. In.l’zsok pass
j N hft < t t i/Ao < i dwiM'd, w'lrere the Ails-
ftriaiKard thriear ‘an* trying to
u di ii*. fth* •*! in flank,, botlr Bidet
fapOBl *'U<
Opto tlen /n. Co* Da rdn iteflibrjlMll
aponr^nfjy ^tonfitved (*! thf* hom-
of
tn'Olt, vnitlo f'r"Ti
lunnd'
I*; rdMjenJ of Mo* 'Tjtrkisli intrench;.
iraMojC ari<
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daty of tbo ch > no.t
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WAIL
PRlKUTfKH AND I.AYMAX
KILLED BY MAO MI,\TSTE»L
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Coloi-eal Exhorater Huns Amuck »»*•-
rhuse he Eftils to I-nnd Job
in Chester County \
Chester. April 26.—Because an*
kindly good-will from the good n*
plo of Columbia rhown thc'vVt
Irans on every hand.
ir.
(ievk
Air C. \V Butler’s sister and Mcr.
Voung of cfearl««1on have been bn
EMTKlt;j, visit to him jind returned “Runday
• ' A in his machine, taking in MaRnoli.i
% --r4 Gardens on. I heir route. ■ /X
Pitrfs, AjitH If? *A friend and] Mrs J. It I* Fox left for Ridge-
brother offlrejr of l*eppino Garibaldi | and .*$ un day to attend ihe KeiWing
f«r Jan*iinr tJrp arMi
ly/Ol
lit her point 4.
p. rt of wbicti ls.afrenily.oh Tqrktsly
ferrifory a.I- K
KV A IN WANTS C*HU r \LTA IF
H*ipe
hns Inforjucil the* Petit .l*nirnaMliat 1 friend. Miss Myrtfe Porter
r, 'T , bo!dl gained the ImprAsiou! //
Tow boat.
“Till; WOMEN OF THE CONEKD-
ajiegro preacher, ran amuck it
prospect Baptist Church, lif.]tfte we|-
ERACV.
tern seetioi* of th * county, yesteF*Ja*’
|and shot down Samuel Sanders, the
NEWSPAPER
u ’ DENT
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SRED ►TlfC
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fnt*r\lews with King Vleto,-
Ffomseneh Premier Salandra. For-
’vn MinGt* r Sonnlno/an*?’ promit*
pi noAiticIpna that Italy would «*n-
ie war on th** side,of the allier
I
Honor R'dl.
• First Gfad*: Baytoard Reynolds.
Second Grade: Ruth Padget\
Myrtle Reynolds. /
Notion WtU Get If Rick
In Ci*n*»*s|itehce of War.
Paris. April /27 yPnhHc *mcn>of
l|pa.in ar*‘ dp(c(tssjf|g th«* po*;sihil!ty
of that coirntry/feaUz.Ing its terrilor
lal aSpiraliory/ in view of the proba
ble ycTjinsdtyrflon oi Europe^ 111"?
the waK Senator Attfsarate, flyA*
vipe^ffresitlent of’the chamber or de
puties, m an address whtcji has.
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M
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I'ff'JI** fkV'.T »»W»ax*r» > f /■ * / *. * / i»- - i «.•
Third ttrade: M^Pher^on jlirouJwd wld* romm#*ni\de^iarH niH
V d
The aW iim^ book,. -iwtXle;******.xie^V
4« much «l— *ur-
Town l.li>rar, ! '»*'»'• •!*» 'V CS«l» ;
it "be
any member taking if out.
U mining;Zid'c^’Tot^ traced to.voting niin|star. b ‘ ),h of wh ^
Any in- diffd !n * hosplUl In this cit> last
sept hut uncejisored nuwr dispat'h
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[- ]/'. Secretary Bryan fipcelv**d an; bn
a/n*
val at Sn\oaks
beginning wC 4
peal for aid today/from John V\
Roberts, another American' corres
pondent there atid instructed Com
- ‘Portland. Ore . -April 26 \ (Hr
. man ftef*t is headed; tor Mi** Allantic iVltfi eve
jeogefof Canada to lenuhard In^oit-
it eittos and foi ilfii cion - tliet-e, ac
cording to a letter received today bv
of the
(choqkTiouse. Map 1st
Wo wish to In-,
to
\V**t cttuld exchange Ceuta fa fioa-
pott towu Tn Mordecq. seventeen
# hrt „L. will ' night irem fa effeet of* their Sillman to Uke hte question jh^ a> ^Mpt. Curl Brauck. master
tw.MM IM. »««*.«» «mpH. O. t. ' M. JS&t n-.ltarM. WO aMe.1,. .•!.•"-<• . P1 , w
-- JLTV.— . - iehed the s|b«# July 21, from a^end who la kit 2:2(1. Pl*afe all members alteu I vbludlng uy to England wofuld bo
bo appreciated^ ^ ^ H^nder^onl jing searched for diligently and win;port on ihe affair hat
’probably be captured. . depehtnent,
Librarian,
/.a'
the .el!
a deck offleffr of the German navy,/
K • * ■ -a./ - ^ ‘
oupwnpeam and cake
com ' and «^n jov1 nilles poutheast of Gibraltar f for' GI-*
ie. and ifld 1 not ,hrallar.” Si*nnr Area fate said. ”and
heat *k^ committee “. say rake jin that way Erigland would contlnuo^
walkst '' ' lb ;7o dtyn'natc-the. straits, the thorn of
Th»» Rural-School Improvx r m<r#tt;ibfalti»r would be remqy-d from
^tseoelBtion will meet again, April v''Jour flesh and the bonds of friendship
this meeting.
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