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PAGE SIX
AMD STANDARD
Wednatdajr, February 6, 1918.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
\OTM K OF KUSmOX
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. COLUM-
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ly as If Ihslr registration certifi
cates called for that place by name.
11. That the a*ld v election shall
be held aad conducted under the
same rules and regulations as pro-
rided for .hr tew for regular and
______ general elections. That the eom-
. - . mtssloners of election shall appoint
A PROCLAMATION • managers of elections as provided
• 1 Whereas a petition has been for by law, who shaii be sworn be-
filed signed by more than one-third fore entering upon the discharge of
of the qualified electors of n certain their duties as provided for by law.
portion of Colleton county proposed and they shall open and close the
to be severed from the County of polls ns provided fpr by law.
Colleton and annexed to the Count* The manager of election when the
of Bamberg aad embraced within the polls shall' have been closed shall
following lines, to wit: proceed without interruption count
2 Beginning where the county and tabulate the samet they shal'
line' between Bamberg and Colleton make a written return of the nur-
counties intersects the Little Salks- ber of votes cast for and against
hatchle River, thence N. SI E. 265 the proposed annexation; they shall
chains on county line to stake mark sign, seal and certify to the man
vd 111* thence 8. S degrees E. 31.60 agers the result of said election, th)
chains to stake by ditch, this line same together with the ballot box.
naraing through property of C. H. ballots and poll lists and evd'vthlnrf
Smith* thence 8. 14 1-T E. 4.60 else apperUining to said election
chains to stake by ditch, through shall be by them forthwith turneo
property of H B. Linder and C. H. over to the commissioners of election
Smith; thence S. 6 1-4 E>d chains as required by law; that the com-
io stake by road, passing between missioners of election for. each of
property of D. M. Linder and f^NB. »*ld counties shall, as provided^ by
Linder; 1 ence 8. 1 W. lt-60 chalnvlaw, tabulate the vote and declare
to stake n edge of pond, passiug the result of the election and make
through i opertv of H. B. Linder; due and proper return thereof
S 81 W. 7.60 to stake at small requlred^by law to the Clerk of
branch, pa ng between land of H. Court of their respective counties
R Linder ; d W. A Strickland: to the Governor of the State and to
thence N. 8 Y.\ 1.85 chains to gum. the Secretary of State, in all of
marked XIII. passing between land which careful and detailed eotnpli-
of I) M Linder and \V. A. Strtck- anee with the law is enjoined and
land: thence g. «!♦ 1-2 W. 62.3.C ordered,
chains to stake! passing between
lands of J. 7. Harrison. D. M. Lin-
TRNIEEDE8
I ML COUPS
WILL BE ACCEPTED, ALTHOUGH
. REGISTERED, IF ^QUALIFIED
ALONG CERTAIN LINES. “
BOOKS FOR OUR FIGHTERS
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deiy A. L. Carter and Eat. Jacob
Idmli r. Cl* ix tween^ Harrison and
^Carter being a large pine 26.8a
^chains from corner N frnjn which
travelling; flienee S. 22 1-2 W. 16.6:
chains to stump hole; thence H, 12
K. to pine marked III by edge of
hranebT' thence following Linder
Uriureh to where it .crosses Bamberg
and Wxlterhono highway; "thence 8.
\V. 6 chains to pine marked XIII;
thence 8, 66 1-2 W.74.25 to a gupi
marked XIH at the run of Little
Salknhntehle River; thence up the
rim of said river, following it in its
different courses until wo come f«»
eoynei: from "Which survey was start
ed. .
the boundaries of the election.
1N TESTI MONT" - Vj! ER V-
. OF I have hereunto s^kmv
imnd ajul caused the Great SorI
of the State to be affixed at
Columbia, this" lf»th day of
January, in the year of Our
Ix»rd One Thousand Nine Hun
dred aftd Eighteen, of the In
dependence of the United
V\ States of America the On< v 4Iun-
, dred ami Forty-Second.
By the Governor:
* RICHARD . I.M ANNING,
Governor.
IV.' BANKS DOVE.
Secretary of Stitte.
In accordance with above procla
mation., NV. A. Smith, F, ty. "Good
win and 1!. L. Goodwin are hereby
(appointed managers tot conduct said
J., C NETTLES.
J. M. BENTON
Chairman,
Elections
1-30-21
3. Whereas, me uwhii»*mii,o ... .
proposed portion of Colleton County
to be cut off and annexed to the j
County of Bamberg, the number of Af Q. FAIWJETT.
Inhuhitants, the taxable property, ns CoptfOissloners of State
well ns all other requirements of the | for Colleton County
Conntltution and. Statutes have been j . , . . —
found to be and^c as setdforth in CITATION FOR I.KTTKBS OF Al»-
said petition." ‘ tTP/. | MINISTRATION
4. Wher^afs. the report oflhe com-| • .■ ■ —
missioners. appolnteil K» ascertain STATE OF SOl'TH CAROLINA,
the facts ns prodded for by law,. County of Colleton. ,,
whether the requirements of the . BV f* ALRFRT BEACH. Esquir.*,
Constitution and Statutes as to area. Rrohate'Judge.
distance, wealth and population and, WHEREAS. Frank \*. Caldwell
shape, et rrfern. nre complied wRh ..isde suit to me to rrnnt him ler-
nnd are »s stated In the petition, ters of administration of the pstatu
h'^ii ligyn filed In this office, where- mid effects of C. C. Caldwell,
in >> appear that the law has been; THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to
Dftly complied with In every partlc-1ciN and adnumish all nnd singular
Ular. whjch is hereby ronfirmed. 11 !••; I ntdred nnd creditors of the sai.l
5. ' Whereas, ns no election has i (• Cajivcll. deceased, that Ci°^
been held upon said petition In said ^ UP amt .'ifpcni before me, fn the
area upon the question of the an-,Court of Yiohaje, to" he held nt Wal-
nexatlon of said portion of Colleton lerooni, s. C , on the llth day of
Cqnntv to Bamberg County within Kubniary next. after publication
four years .previous to the date here-. lit reof. at 11 o’rlock in the forenoon
of. t<» show rausv If any they have why
».,• Whereas, under the Constltn-fthe said /lUininistratlon should not
Mara Than Half a Milllan
Farnlahad Ealdiara and tailara
A marJc an Library
What tha Hat CarB
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(From CommttttM an Fubllc *-*—matlsw I
. Washington.—Men qualified along
certain lines, although registered na-
der the aelectlve nrrvlee law. may ha
Inducted Into tha land division of the
Signal Corps, which Is In need of men
for tha following duties:
Chauffeurs, motorcycle drivers, and
gas engine repairmen for duty Infield
and telegraph battalions; telegraph-
era, both wire and radio; telephone
men.'Including switchboard operators,
telephone repairmen, and men skilled
In testing and repelling telephone
lines; telephone and telegraph liner
men; photographer*, still and moving;
homing-pigeon men; radio men wher
are familiar with Installing radio ap
paratus; men qualified ns rooks,
clerk*, stenographer*, blacksmiths,
meteorologist*, cobblers, cable men.
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■ Men Inducted for thi* division, tm-
Itmb otherwl**; requested by the chief
Kignal officer of the artny, nre sent to
Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
More thufi half s million Istok* al
ready hjive ImS-h furnished ruddier* and
sallons ItrHulning ramps and in Cmnce
by the AmeHcnn Library A*sor!nS)on
War S«*r\iee. mtd the flow l« steadily
tncrcHHlng. according to th*' •ilrector
of this work.
A campaign for funds inaugurnt**!
by the association hi«t uutumn. netted
mflt'c than SI TiOO.nisi mid real results
In the tangible shape of book* and
comfortable libraries are being felt by
the soldiers and sailors. The Carne
gie corporation gave $.320.1 sw for the
erection of camp libraries. v Nearly
all camp* now have librnties.aod In
the others the buildings are In course
of frmstruction. The rending rooms
each accommodate men.
For the men In France the ntsorln-
tlon has organized distributing sta-"
Rons at nil iwdnts of embnrknflon.
whore l>ooks ar»* assorted for shipment
.abroad. Soon every soldier w ho steps
on a transport will carry a book with
him. which he aftd his e^unpanUu^* will
wend on the way neross, after wkltfi It
will be forwarded to the men l*a<*k of
the trenches. Nd attempf will bo made
to estal»ti-li litmirles In Frame, but
Thu conaaritte* on pwbUc
has made 'the following translation of
«a article appearing \a the
Bnerger Ztlnmg:
“A soldier^ srffu who had gathetwd
wood In the common forest of Wald-
kirrh. near Freiburg tn Bretsguu. was
sentenced fur the offense la the follow
ing terms:
“‘Mrs. Clara Gamer, on June IS.
1917. has removed from the common
foruut of Waldklrrh. Sec. I 23. owe
fagot of dry fir twigs of the valne of
10 pfenning. In punishment thereof
■he !■ sentenced to a fine of 1 mart
and one day's Imprisonment.*
“The husband of the cnlprit has begh
for three years at'the front she her
self has fonr small children to support
Ja the dUum poverty. Similar reports
of punishment should be reported In
Our borauurtwey un
employ this period
of shortage of wood and coal on a
large scmlh far the benefit of the tvuns-
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. 1» a bulletin on the employment of
women In the storage and warehousing
depots of the United States army ts
the following: . c
"The census of 19M reported that of
every W0 men and hoys ten years og
age and over, only 19 were apt gain
fully employed. This group of 19 In-
eluded old men not able to work, chil
dren ton young to wort, the sick and
handicapped, and men hi schools and
colleges.
“Assuming that 800.000 of the .num
ber called by the selective-service law
have had some form of gainful cm ploy-
n» j nt. ne may cell mate that one out of
every On men in the Industrie* nnd
professions of the country has l»een
called Into military service, while an
other in every O* ha* voluntarily Join
ed the &*^ce* itf the anny or navy.
Thu*, nln.ut 3 per. cent of the galnfplly
employed men have been taken out of
their occupation*.”
The largest -slioe factories In Italy
hove stsirtjisl manufacturing the nation
al standard sbo»-s. using leather sup
plied by the ministry of Industry, com
merce. and labor. The standard types
were est.--Mi-bed by the central shoe
committee In Rome, but every factory
Is making little modifications, accord
ing to it* meon* and system of manu
facturing.
The govAmneot Is organizing sra-
teiivj id sale of shoes to the public.
They provide for the ojening of stores
In. the principal Dalian cities, to he
engag«sl exrltkrfvely In the sale of na
tional shoes and to he controlled by
Jhe government antb<*r1tles. It Is like
ly ■ that buyer* will have to obtain
cards. . »' V
The private shoe stores will be sup
plied with an adequate number of
shoe* and will he granted a reason
able commission.
The army and navy commission on
training camp aetivTtle*. In addition to
the work being done hi army camps
and cantonment*./ now has its repre
sentative*'in evqry training station of
We are offering a meal mixture,
guaranteed analysis 8-2 1*2 1 at
Less 5 per cent for Cash, freight
paid to local station.
Manufacturing Co.
Ritter, S. G.
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the assoeiatieti w-Hl have r**pr;*scnta-j the navy : n<! ajf every p|a<*e where en
tlpn and laws of this State the pe- hi Mantm
♦ itloders are entitled to have order-J i':i\ n nn.ici my hand, this 23 day
ml and it is made the duty of the i f J.in mr.*, Auno Domini. 19H
Go'ernor of the State to order an Published on the 3ftth day of Jan.
election in said nre upon said ques- /Mid 6th of IVI.Vnary 1318. in The
lion. / -• ' Piesa am: Sluntiard.
7 Now. therefore. I. Richard I. !
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Manning. Governor of the. Statv q.f v,, TU |.. 4vm *i mvi.'ti<4'rvF
Sooth Carolina, by virtue of the - NoT,< K *’1*/J'V,^ 1 *
power conferred upon me by the ‘ KHf»liUr,U.
CimnH tut Ion and laws of this State T7 . _ ,,-
do berebv order: T " th ? ^ockhobler*. of The .Colleton
That an election he .held In th* Cypres* Company:
t«Triton eiybjqeed WlfhTn • the por
tion of Colleton county proposed to
be svered from Countv of Colleton
hn*i-appeveil to the County of Bau.-
b« i . on / Tbo . gecond Tuesday, the
IL’Jlt ili/v .of Febnifr*" A' D . ^18,
upon the o dent Ion of the nnm'-xa-
tloh of a'd poHJon ofCollefon
Notice Is hereby" given thaL th ‘
annual meet ini: Of the Stockholder.*
of The Colleton Cypress*’Compan v
wdl be h.d^nt the ofllce of The Col
leton Cypress Compan> in Colleton
Iconnt\\/friMith CaTolipa. on the 21st
ila.' of Fohriiary, 1318. nt I o’clock
-p.,rn • B'f the ptirp<*p«
Coiuity lit Bnmherg Cduntv. nnd thnt/^’^ "J ‘*‘ l '-'c>ers and the .trnnsr.c-
t'ort o, sneh oittcr-luisipors fOtTurv
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pt ntc.h election the qiMliried elcpb-
in>- within the prnno'-ed tiren shnll
vote nnon ’ said . out stlon. Ilm'e fa-
vor'n.* th* 1 plOnoSe’ ann’e'/dtion t>*
\ote "Yc«" at> ! tluVse ppnotdn; l>
vote onnorirtc Jo vote *^Xo *•
V That tht- Capdut'rsinners of
Stjit a ml < Count v/1;i« id ions of the
Counties of YoMcton :in<l Bnmbcru
rerpeetivelv do tnnke all necessnn
nrrin'gemenhv for holding said elec
tion : nd >mall appoint managers and
do alldfiims nece sarv for the hob*
In;- i*f the name.
That the Comminrionet' of Ey'
.Octum of each of Raid counties shall
lui'* nn pan ! printed lickets njt pn
. vltle,) fot in’Seetldn 236 in (he Code
of l rwa. 13l2/Vt»1ume I Os ntnen-'-
♦*H i>' an \ct passed bv-Yhe General
\* t inhl'. at its speefal sessipp i*t
131 «.and apprrtbetl, Ihe 30th day of
October 1314, Hivld Art being No 6
Jn the Acts of said spt'eial session;
ami the sii>d roinmlssionors sha'.l
furnish tin* same to the managers
of election for the use of life vo*-
ers at snid election, the form of the
ticket sliall he as follows^
Form of IWilolY?
Special electiofi^upon the quhstiotv
of the annexat'Son of a certain por
tion. of Colleton County to Bamher-
Countv. held Februarv ' Y2tk. >318.
Shall said portion, ns described n
proclamation b> the Go\error..dated
January 13th, 1316. be annexed to
Countof Bamberg?
properly « une before tTi
i >r c n fdoratlon.
uu- tti..
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23-21.
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M^AR S M.
secretary
lives there to stipervl*** thu work <*f
distribution.
Just ns the sleeve chevr. nv and
hnr*. Ktiir<^Rn(l eagles on tin* shoul
der proclaim* funking officer* rite hat
cord denote* the branch of service
each private tins entered. *
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liste«l men ary preparing for sea' Serv
few*
Then- rf‘ 6C etubs fi*r sailor* at
Camps ji-ryl fq adjacent There :
are reading and w riting rooml. nssem- ..
My luyf!< and some of the cities have '
arraugemenf* fop athletics, swimming
|mmJ*. and gynmaslum*. In the 18
' KV'
m.
I.iplit Idne yftfnlfle* infantry;
let. artillery; yellow, cavalry;
qunrterur:i*ters eorp*: scarlet
white, engln»*ers* cor{>*i orange and) hlbitfons. to club ntebt* and we«*kly
«,*«■. | n»mp* thet^are given eaclv Aveek 92
buff. ' yntertalmOent* ranging from profes-
and > sienal |W*rf*»nuanoe*. lectures, and ex-
whlte. signal eorps; senrlet and lda«/k.
ordnance: Mack nnd white. fi*d«| elvrk ;
/inarnon. medlcHl corps: black niuLgold.
officers; silver and bhick adjutant
(Ulfires.
M<wv then book* have been
fumisb.eil sfilp* and stations by the
American Library a*«oelation The T.
M. C A. ha* 42 buildings and tcjits In
the vsrious V-arnps.
According to the bnr*-sn of lal^vr sts-
general’s clerk: green, itistnx'f^home
guard*: green snd white, hotge guards.
These cords sre worn on>> on serv- Y
Icehnts.
Cadet aviators wear a* hat >fmd« tlrtlcs of the deparvnent of lata»r. In
Inch nnd a half white ribb. nx and on : the year fr.mi November 13. IDlfl. to
coat ixdlars inslguin representing the i Xovemb«-r 13. 1917. priee* of foial a* a
aviation brunch of tho Signal corps, "hole advanyS-d 23 per cent. Potatoes
propeller blades. I« th»* only article HgU ^dvotrs sy decHne
^ ' ' In ppUe <N»rnme:il advanced ST per 1
rynt: l»ac«tn. I* r CetyK p«-rk chop*. |
4« p**r cent; 39 t»r cent; *«!
Of the elec 4 States iroty at ' i!k-.rp-nii.g ‘ of lt*lS ’ n>OT1 ^ 1-w <» nL: mill. 23 |s-r ent; |
more th/n one and a haljVtTffies a* k ,,n ' , *' r ’• ’ ■ nt ,
large any force ever before nu»- F*-"I svO v.V..V va* |6,{>-r n-nt
Id1lz*;d by tills nation, luvordlng to , hi^Uer. -c: r 1 .. 191,. th*.n on
h ' yNtcbu nt by s.- n turv of War l-^tMwhber IS IMS gnd* I: per e’ent
B*V« r . b!gh*“r tbnn on November 13. 1914 V
Durlhg the war with !?ps*-she staur j, TV trine thi,* four year |srka! corn men i
of the Unltsal Stales >rt it* t mxImnfir-f-Jt^"*^ 127 l“> f '**nt: I’otir. HM V*r
strength ngg-egated "J7.tti»i men and
officers. The army in tin* t . I and in
iORayi (that
.. .< ''Cbifee sure smellsV
ood’ Yes, fresh-roasted afi„
tesh-ground Coffee I boudhh
DIRECT. No more stale-stock coffee f<
2 l^s. for SO-. delivered to vouFREL
llo middlemans prctiisW: sell dired {oyou\*fepay
the Parcel Post. j Place your order to-day
n ARP TPA /Ti l Savar.nah.Ga.'v -. -'6
IlLUDL 1 Ert vy fcnlWfn R0.1)X^2 /
P - T- n. - '
oru&
There wort/1 rjS.tVVt •jiU-ted men
nnd 11b.stV> . i-fib-fr* in the rt»if*-4
tfriy
branch N ? 6 ,
Savannah Gai
R(XBox !l? 2
to ihe tollowiaC) AddrwT
PoundsLiiec
7* ■ ’Z. I
rent: ta«4_.to; p*T'Ct*!d ; bac.av .. per ,
* ri n f : 7-« -r ,»r »>*4c.; : ai d iwcatoe*. r
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H*. That as there/ Is no establish
ed polling place or voting place in j
the area proposed to he cut off, *1
hereby designate as a suitable and |
convenient voting place, the E. I
<4»odwin residence, and all
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CHARLESTON, s:C.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
JM LAXATIVT BROAIO Quinine, tt stop* IL. .
otherwise qualified ahall be allow*! 1 • 1
vote at said voting place as legal- k. 4* oaovi; a oa eseb b«a.^oci 43
trail no'y • Ls pencrti^’ilTy - \ ti:»>••* J •- F
ns >;.ent n* the maximum r. 'nlier un j l >r ^ r *‘
der anus In th • Span -h Ann nean war. ;
Al»>ut I3.ti*'u offierr* were «x»nipds- j
sloned from ' ivll life In th* two 'Serle*
of training ramp,*, nearly « <ht tint*** J
a* many a* tht- muuher o? . ffl.-er* >n j
the regular army April 1. V.»17.
>« ar
, in
Exjdnina' or *'f Cc r*•, *.;*'* of 1U000
tnyn' f j **ri' f>o’ military .<-» iv ice by- he
cal board- :h*si yMi’cred t,y cauip !
snrgeo-- »b.*n j| j.'pearly *2T fs'r cent j
of 'h.-^ima* rvi<«tl«rs were caused by j
d«»f<^d)ve eye*. / I
■ T /Trt*th '■ •e'■ responsible for 6.30 per
Postmaster* are dtrecte*!. not to ac- | rent: hcfiiij 7 47 per «-ent: ear. 3.94 pet
• opt for shipment to modi hers of eg-
peditbmnry forces pucka.;.* .-ontain
ing mstchi**. cigar lighters, nr iu>tMlfie»1
alcohol. Including the preparation call
e(T ••Slerno" or c*nn.*d heat
It Is not deemed safe to admit these
articles to mall* for foreign countries
or for rntt«*d States naval vessels. 1»-
eluding marines oft shore In other coon-
trtea..
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rontractors working on onlers for
the navy sre required to provide
wiitchmen snd devices to protect their
plants snd property and the work 1q
progress against esp|i*nage. nets of
war nnd o6 enemy alien*. Fpon re
quest they must report the citizenship,
country of Mnh. or alien *tatn« of all
employee#.
A *ee»*nd training camp will he held
at Porto Rico, starting February 1.
The ctN-ndance of 409 will be selected
from citizen* and residents of Port*
.Rico. ‘ i :• .■
.-ent: hrqrt disease. .3 67 j^» r emt; tu-
bervubwi-. 3l>7 i«cr cent.
Attempt* to evade military dnty by
deception regarding physical condition
were very few.
The year of 1917 cst*Mtsh,-d new
high production records for corn. oata.
rye. white snd sweet potatoes, tobac
co. N-ans. and onion*.
Arrangements hare been made for
some relaxation of the restriction* on
th* export of foodstuff* to f*uba.
whose people are greatly dependent
upon the Pnlted States for their food
Among the exports which may
he licensed In limited quantities are
condensed rattk. butter and cheese,
park products, beef and beef products,
and dried frill fa.
The If cantonments built for the
tnfintn; of onMlera coat $134,000,000,
with a net profit to coo tract ora of 1M ‘
pet «fct.
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F. L. KINSEY
Has returned from the west
where he purchased another car
■ t
load of fine horses and mules. If
you need a good work animal we
can please you.
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LHE STOCK 0 VEHICLE CO.
H. W. Black, Jr., Mgr.
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