The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 26, 1918, Image 8
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• •••••*• * • . ■“ Sf;SS K 2 -■ J
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ! - <»vl-I{ ei60.000 W. w. “*,
$
♦
IPS* mmimuF m,
OVER •100,000 W.
(Contioued from flmt pint.)
*
' :t*b«r baa juat rrrHved the *
7oUowUik telegram:
•Columbia, fl. C., June,
7. W. Rlaher,
Walter boro. ». C. »
Augar ahortage aeco'int new # worker*
* «*r .cwum,.™ to *
Sheridan and Glorer Xowsahipa:
I Farmera and Merchant** * Bank, of
Cotlagevllle. B. H. Willia, Dr. B. G
Wlllla, A. A. Willia, t. W. GriBth.
8. G. Peirce; R. A. Ackerman and
wife, L. H. Qriffl^ and wife.
’ Heyward Townehip: T. f». •
ton, G. H. Boynton.
Walterbnro MeeCln*. •
Quite a good meeting waa held at
*■ — *« •>»4'1 f> v Q f
T. S. ‘Boyn-1
CLASSIFIED'ADS.
. FOR SALE
FT>R' Two Hautpahire jpale
pigs. fo6r month* old. w»igbi<t?
7: lln. ' 115.00 each. B. tf. Wil
li*, 3d- H-. Cottagerille.
H. Marviri. SALE—Choice registered D^-
roe boar pigs, ready for deiiveiV
?15.00 eaeh. cash with or-
We Will Buy
War
9
V
a.» «e not more than three tSi, *
^ —
ouite a .
tdired vglU»v iShafTfrr J Br
\ {was exceedingly good it.l* reported.
Ineea 4.one l aild waB v#ry full'of fact and logic.
foi the June^prlve Co , p a< j g ,. tt made a strong speech;
' «*«- oKnlmian for
The eampai
jnnlatf'ix at nreaetit Relall * lends Friday,/ J«me X*. ana evyr-' an oio an. *
+ *atinc nlaces^tid bakerielr 1 ?# » who for an> rea»on have not slgWd Wt Rerboro. The fact that such a
X . Uirid ti^nlv ?o“eill t a pledge are urged to *ee some menv- I wna i| a„bscciption • was realised.
* Z- • l»” »' ¥r . Sh.-r.r I, tor.u« th^.
-► rha*e Detalla to follow hv * ship workers ami sisn pledgea on were ^ f ew D f the people out wim
I ^but n ^ rive thele^en J ! or befe^e-that. date, tl* countv were ab , e to ma ke large subscrip-
♦ 7^1 fTm ^aff 1MX ^ 46n* well out there r.t remain t|onB and several of these leavin :
- UC “ * P ELLIOTT thousands of dollars before „ the spegking was over
* m 1 (ends 11 VrTdir T iK. Hnd J^ose ; g “‘ d i" Mr. Shaffer, chilrman tor
-• 4e.
H >«.ar for Cawidii
osai- <n ! y—
'■■ iliaCiinsj. g5ysgja < aeaaasj5.«.
win ve t cbme up
f0 C U Sn^.7W-»rJ0U..r™.«
nda in individual* • reaidlng In
to* and towns and to fiv* pounds
Columbia. June 21.—Under
weu sugar regulations recently an-
n • need. , limiUng purchases of
augar for household use to two
poj
efti
ts individuals rsstd{ag la rural
lioaa, augar cab be sbeared for can
non aad preaerving fniltk and vege-
ta>lea upon the aigalnW of cOrttfl-
. cite* wb: h dealers throughout the
fttate are urniahed by the Food Ad*
, lUtratloi. / ' / .
For caar'ng and preaerving pur-
p>aea twent -five pounds of sugar
> - .nonth cat /be obtained by any,
t* rso.n/but th/augar must be uaed
this purpose oaly. and the per
■ poa obtaining it-will be required to
« i a a pled/e to return to the deal
any siUtar so bought and not
-*d for/canning and preserving.
It ii/regarded aa* important by
t v > Fqod Administration that as
perishable food products - as
p -rble be canned this summer,
'" -yao much for market a* for home
wyh nett printer. .Conperration of
/be practic-
provision haa been made to
fanning and pr*>-
1n order that % a
perishable food pro
be avoided. Nothing
laved should be allow-
waste. .
x ^rv household is urged to put
'at least a few cans and Jars of
>ts and vegetables
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l'*e «»f ke, t'wrtoilefl. /"
-^rolumbia. June 21.~8oda 'fotin> |
hotel*, restaurants, boarding
V and public eating places art
vi tsed. in official orders Just issued
WillianMPtllott, food aduflnisr
Caroliqsr. of t ti
the tis.»
Tread > become
•bd FreserVlngr. ^
Tieceived at the county headquarter-,
the !up to the time >f going to press:
ilroxtor Toww-hlp' *
Allotment for fewnsllp.. tss.uuu
Previously reported $29,455
Through D. M. Yarn 125
By M. E. Freeman. 120 29.700
Of me. lUW :< x
and R^alterboro will yet cbme up
—‘»h m/ much larger aubacripfion to
— <*■—m k.. -
Balance to bu (raised....$5,300
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•\ Warren Townsbip
Allptment for township ..$35,000
Previously reported $21,815 21,115
Balance to be raised $13,185
■ i
. * Bells Township.
Allotment for township ...$20,000
Previously reported $18,310- *,• ^
Hudson’* Mill by C.
r. Vrotff .. .... ' 40 18.350
Balance t<f be raised. . ..$1,850
, Heyward Township.
Allotment fof township ..$25,000
White Meetings: ‘ x
Black Creek ..$2,935
Hendersonville- .. .. 7,210 /
Great Swamp .. .. €30 /
Shiloh ,. . ...v. 1.105
Salkehatrhie school. 435
Rep. by C. J. Crosby.- 130
Negro MsatiAgs:
ML Nebo . . . ..; 1,7.44 . s /
Pine Grove 2.430 IG.2^0
with ■ ■ (■us. ■■ •
this wgr cause. . Mr, Shaffer has for
his committee the following: Mayor
John D. Glover. D.\B, Peurffoy; ».
M. Fishburne, C. G. Padgett. R. E.
Fraser. Quite a few marebanta will
use their entire cash sales for Fri
day, June 2p. to purchase War Sav-
Inga Stamps, and it is expected that
Walterboro will * greatly increase
her pledges before the • ml of the
week. n. \
Hlake First Township Out.
The first township “over the top”
ia Blake- which shows up a good
surplus. Chairman Marviff wrote.
In making his report, that he would
be glad tq get some more pledge
t'laiUcs so that h'e could no^w “help
Walterboro to come pp.” ^*-
I.OCAI. DRAFT HOARD ( .
DOES iPATRfOTIC WORK
the physicians of local boar<|s. the
luiedica! advisory boards and tbq .ex
amining surgeons of the
... for dhe purpose-of.
formity In examinrijoba. itnder „ , in#MT ___
regulations whlet\ have been pro-jter» of AkiiTinistraVion of the estate
mitigated ^ and effects of J. R. |.awrence. de-
Balsnce to he raised . .*.
'-drink
i erdm
1 Yerdler T
Allotment for to
(White Meetln.
Canaan 1.... $ 135
Mi. CjM-fnel .... . . 7.200
isant Grove ... 1.285 .
Bank .. . .. iM
Ritter >950
WaltCrlHiro / 9.500
By Miss Lucia Kin-
nrd .. .. . ^ * .■« 145
By J. P. Remtey ^ , ioo
Negro Meetings:
Cumherlahd . . ... 550
st. .Paul’s .. ..
i8t.^Pet-r’s . . . .j/f?/ «t"
1,145
Sp.
ip -. .1125.000
\Valt«'ri»o ro
t^tor for
n* regulations r
qf ice. which hav^
ei^ctlve. . • » x,
coda f«n>atain and soft
slers.vgfe notified that no errivh,
haved ice shall be useil or
in drinks
Hotel*. ‘ restaurants.. boardih'T
Sbwses abd. public, eatirtu places are
Trv-bidden serve crushed ice or
Slaved ice in drinking water,
N«» crushed ice or* "shaved ic>
shall-he sen ed around frufts or p/fi
*■* dish'**, fu in finger bowUvsays
th«! order. . •//
^ 1« is further pi^ided 'that no ice
‘S . tKHiC'ht .micjjpf for necessary
Theae tiave becomo necesi- it . u VH1IV ..
r-t . says. dNe Food V r »>‘ nl,,,ra • RehobotK. H
t n, 9JJ "Account of the great short {Neuro ileetingk:
ice. unT theSe rules will b*" roftipievlUe. Si/
fdly enfotcel. • - * (• j ohn¥ X ;
Th«
hy.ii
Apply to Jno.
WANTED II
WANTED—At once * one Erst-class
. jiccond-hapd cane mill and pan.’
40 gallop pan and 18 inch roller
wanted. Will pay good pritfp for!
first-class outfit. Frank O'Quln. 1
Walterboro^ R. 4. , ’ . 8-28-21
WATTED—^-A' few gallons goo*
syrup." in bottles, pr Jugs, put hp
when first boiled. W. W. Smonk.
WANTEIt—To buy good farm,
adapted to growing tobacco, cot
ton aad grain, good road frontage,
good community, aufticient wood
land and tqnmnt houses. Name
. best price and terms in letter.
Address Inventor, care this paper.
BUSINESS LOCALS
TAKEN IP—One yearling at my
place at Sandy Darn. Owner can
get same by identifying and par-1
- ing for this ad. H. C. Price. Wal
terboro. R. 1. §-2$-2tp.
DISAPPEARED—From Fair Vfcw
Farm one red female Jersey P* 1 -
roc pig. weighing about 40 II
unmarked. A reward of * r -
will be paid for its recover
WiUrisey. >1
.- Sav> doctor’s • bills by using
slack lime around youT premise*.
$ 1.00 per barrel. The Jlfkk Store.'
With entire proceeds of
our business Friday
lunei^^^H
Furniture
Continued from page one.
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CITATION
LOrTTERS OF AD-
>\
STAT^OF SOI TH G^ROLINA,
County of Colleton. x '
By G. Albert Beach, Esquire,\ Pro
bate Judge. -
Whereas. ^ Russen J. I^iwcencc
tde suit to me to grant him Let
Taken as a whol** and judgin;
(th^lr^work from beginning to end,
dlte Gelleton. county local board has
performed every duty with fidelity.
* V »•** |(irk«tt
ceased.
These arc. Iherefore. to cite and
admonish atl/and stncnlar the kin
dred- Mrtl creditors of tfhe said J
P«TI «M ^ ( wunv 4„...
and their work will compare most | R.^tkwxenee. deceased, that thee
favoraWy with that of any board in^b*- and appear before fiie. in the
the country.. \ ' Court of Probate/ to. be-^iield at
-jWalterboro. on thW^th day of
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W dllf'rOOT’O, i^, AJII A ilT" ki* va«a« * -•
July. next, after publication hereof,
at .11 o’clock in the forenbqn. to
N .. (show cause, if ant- they haveTStrh*"
(Continued^Krom First i’age.i 'the said Administration should not
■ ..■! * 1———* k ; l*e granted. " „
didate frtr the office of magistrate • Given under my hand, this 28th
iq the person of A. A. Harper, of June. Anno Domini. 1918.
^jTound. who has a card in , thisjN^Pnbllshed on the 28th of June'
week's issue of-The Press and Stand and 3rd day of July. 1918/ \
ard. Mr.-Harper has never been at' n. G. ALBERT BEACH. .
candidate for any office, but he hn«'Probate Judge. Colleton County,
many friends who hope for him a 1
•« - -i-itt *. 1- v
18,08)
l»al.'ij)i^>tO be mist'd .,$108.92u
[ " Xv » •
^tdncrldau iiiul'•Glover Tov« n-biie.
AI lot met t ft»r toWrjshipt. ..$45,000
Vi*kvi* N \ .
Whi|^ Meemnrff:’
Betbleiiem
flethanv
Cottage"'‘ille
-Maple Cane
Prov idence
Red fluk
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1
. 8 80 ,
Mo .
7,:uo.
r.7o n
;Ti225
1.100
1,400
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NOTICE!
AH .persons Wishing to become
Hiirceualul campaign. He will make
an adPe canvass and hopes to he
among the winners When the pri-!
mary is mer. ' candidates for membershtp on tho
Albert Rend, a < andblate. board of trustees for Walterboro
The card of G Albert Beach for school district* are heretav requested
the offl'-e of probnu* Judge and ma< ,to hand in their names to me bv
,ter appears in this issue. Mr. Beach ♦-noon. Mnndav. Julv at which hour
has held the office of probate Judge the entries will cio^. so that ticS-
for six years, and is now announr. lots may be pr i
it located at
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211 W. Washington St.
;
Js/
x
x
X
printed for the election
H#I niA A v s
ing his candidacy for the combinedTuesday. July 2 this may not,
office of probate judge and mastoc. :h£ my duly according to law. but it
which offices were combined at the ,’is incumbent for someone to take
last session of the legislature N „ thjs. action, -and I. therefore Aa
. _ . i"'
// Th» necevcitv/foA conservation of (r, all lee • ••
•r* -b private/kionib* is as great asi| r) , nB ri-..ss Boads.
i3 public juices where ic«' is used,
rvr l the apo *al •* iuade tO‘ the peo-
,pf. ^outb Carolina to Inake onlv
:\ v w,^tely necessary use of Ice
*?<**** * ** « 4r #
irons c ross itoaus.
Jeriejrb ' . . .. . , .
Little Rock . . * . .
:W«*slev Gro\«'
’Zioti church
1.2:5
700
2.000
4.700
. SOO
820
X 1-mCVt 0A'svfvtx#a> -
I Mr. Beach is known over th'' thffi liberty. __
lequnty, havihg been in public lire • H. §^4^HTCKLAND.
Ifo^-many years. Before he becane- Countxjxuperintende'nt of Education.
probate judge he was clerk of th<; ^—' '
bowrd At^county JmmmlpslonewK-fcvM NOTICE!
tout veirX and pripj>* tcT that h*'i Notice Is hereby given that a
*'V served tVo as dispenser at meeting -of the patrons of the. var-
•Jivcksynbnvli. AL* was . born sixtv lions school districts of the rounev
“ a farm ‘ • -
33.915|
Bal^iifre- T</ be raised $ 11.1*85,
R$CI» .CROSS NOTlX>
/ Rlakc Township,.
* » * ^ - \ Rotfific^t for township 41/.50JP
j, iVhVwjvf*’''” ■' •' |WbHc and \ecto Meetim.*:
^• •ar of XX Walt* rhoro fisT* ,V‘u d
‘fhapter (Ao s ‘ j\)jn.t,e. .{all
Ip. Edcbb.yi ne* ‘ ' I v< ‘ 8l 0 Meet in
(jsetff s a up on
lives nrtv, and has
the while.
near where hy- iis hcrehv called for Tuesday. July
eon farming all
y
jends ov<pr
2. this being the first Tuesday in
July, at 2 o’clock p. m.. or as soon
thereafter in -the same day and
Home of Fruit
ile
FOR YJ
TX-
$83 4 d
. S,34<>
•tl, li-Jl iv.t ft!-’
Plover fldl
Me Beach-has many T _ .
the county who will woriX^pt • hi^ such hour as is most oonvenip*/to
success it the primary. X, ithe people, for the purpose" of *e-
i - * - • XX lectittg three trustee> t*V ser\e fee-
.KlI.VJvR TEA FOR ROOK ( l.f h ^the ensuing two ve^eT This
———t~ /qtended . to be a primary eWtioh. I
4 X Silver Tea wtU he given at the hutsonly to secure the r^edmnre'nda-‘
hpim'< of Mrs Paul Sanders for th* titm X the n.ajoritv'o^m p>lrons ii.
! benefit' of tfie Book Club ' each ebhool
Now is the time fopybu to buy your Fnfit Jars fbi
-next summer and UdwThese goods are the best on the
market, and they have LatdvTbps. Cdme/one, come all. «
and get your jars for your fruit and vegetables.
;•< PRICES. 7-
One dozen in ^se. pints $1.20
^he dozenjjv l-ase, quarts •/• 1.35
z Evej^tning the best.. We trusvin God and he will
hejpMtfs to win the war. , r
H. Holmes Store
Xv
district >Pd'.,in
the Jknhvr
<’(>U‘b: hP*'
‘
r •vj^ i.niii
F*bru... . •■ r «*■''*, j>( TU Grov -
• Xlrajs w the Mill
*. tX. ha. • tvfollcd 38» |
' > l
y(„. >rerit l ^'nir>v4 > ; follows
. rr ktut:•pi '.VW» «-. »'• ••a« Unit- i- 'T^vvvtules
coustorl ‘ piadc <£*f- 9- >n \ 9 1l>
fnd. on next Tue- lav night
fmiAat* half Past eight ojehuk
fudt
i;
-o
4 . ey.. j),
in.
Two , dozen
sovvjjc*. one dp?
. fpr'Belgian, re
a-i.je - wIpM. - 4 v 4
er bapdanes.
. ' r he..f*r:'marv .pupils hayKh also col
le» vd for i:(Ayeih^n-n.tXi«'o (in
jpcX’r and old kid t4Pve>*.
^ 'fh-sidcA the nieurtverslm^X..
w v .,h w*s used fvM^dfuying in;'
X-.ferial*. the cbildp>ii iigve .raised
V" riey which ljzr<ne*>n Invested Tor
VH»- schopl"'’
fvvisliin.
Allotment for Adunship .. .412.r.PO
iWep^cftp,'* apd hood ; 1 • t'' ' M *
Ncgpv^M eej in g*:
tv Methodist chrjych 2.32b
“Wiggins . . ..... Xfifo
H
... .•'$3,030
Bond
j ^ mm. m
splm»dM( v prograju has, V<< n
! ranged :nd h delight fill r\*ni-
in stpr<. 'dThc 1 public is invited
$791 !*ilvx*r offerin'/ k wiH be t.ik-en at
'door. . ’ .
I-VRowiac iA the protj^Kir
/ Trto • Mrs. M (
jtda May Fishbur
Jones.
5.900
.. TheJ
event thaKjmXx. . siad
shall undePXmd that the "pnfrot > l J
are saA-^*'<t-X>gdh their present j
!waj , <fcpf^t<mMcesXi as ,county sup-
intrMent o: fd’tovHon. 0m . nq#
osktftg S*m any change.Xnd a'nr sati
,fied to yeryv on -vry iv thX^ present
’boards, but ;,s this is the yinte* nc*..
tm. Mis ; cording to., law fur' the re-cXjMl?-1
and Mt^„ E K sinning of 'all trustees it is n^X 4 * i
vary to take sohie action/ Of eour«X
un ^jcj«nrfh st.
X
.X
Balance
to - b« raised ‘ • . $8 > 8ffd'
*, . , ■, • • fc * • ■ X
I'niMM Ti*%% / /
Hi •rinept for/townslvtp • • $1>r,0^ 0
i* AlX- . *
W*-.-.™ txvhHe Aleetinus:
^♦ffsrX fynd in$he Rttr-lo n it Vicovi
«>t. ,... $'>" Liberty Bond ami .... * »• ’
v ings Stamps
m-e organization four
>fr»ms have been arranged and
wr^ent*^ bv the Junior Bed Cros
N W . — ' " - '
$1,010
onrt, and j p.^ J. m Radgett / 150
iVegm Meetings*
JSeltsfdvnoro ' . . . 2.575
ged and
' Respectfnllv submitted.
EDITH 1 . FR ASERt ’
Revl Cross School Com-
vittee
ri X
Bal • , to lie-dieted
$8,285
4 n the 1
»♦ X QWU
W’K!
of Julv -l-eciuning
win be it gam**
Of iMt*? ball ’!*el ween’ Bells. Smoaks
sip^ Ruffin’s colored teihtt£. W*i11
pjaved on ball ground at"Ruffin.
N Eyervbody • invited Also a K
X^ll' i^enlf end ft>h fry.
1 b'etyp] t «*tat b'H-
for rdviotv .X$320.000
X* ipre-medical course is civ-pil.^AIiHipr. •* n,4>r **~^ 0, r
training In nil courses. .
1 A free tuition scholarship is ns- * "T® ‘ >>0
isigned to each county in the Stat*. scnools in < olletn
crdWhd
Xllot'.UO't .... . v.,,nt. • «■ -. »' ■
If cost on township ^29,700 ^
/^Warren township . 21.sla
MeJls township ... . 18.350
Heyward township 18,!?.2h
Verdier Township . 18,045
I Sheridan anil f'.lover ,32.915
Bldle "township .. 13,290
f.owndes township 5.900
Fraser 'township .. 3.735 188/wO
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' Balwpce to he raised .. $ 159,b23
1 fruit CRih .Members.
, % 4ARDOFTHANKK
Mrs. Max Jacob* and chltdren dS-T^HH™ .,
■ sire to extend, their thanks to 'thwi..”^" J.^ al ^ r -
piany friends who rendered, r^sts-, x r n ' ; *} ^ }”* n '
Reading Misti-Elizabeth Jou.X 1 know that; according t law: th
Solo- Idiss Ann Witbv , . coiuitv board of -due at .on has a i
Reading •Mi*« Bell- Sanders. flight to name and commission trap*
1’inno Solo Miss Edith Black/*. il«*<*xb»t as.H may lie In som^iHs-
Trio Mrs E E Jones D n, tricts^and perhaps u, all. people
Black and Bavnard /Ackerman. (Understand wiK> will sepre to the
Reading Miss Thelma Pad^tb »>est edacatvpnal .ptefests .pf the
Riano Duet Miss l^nice BrownS^tnoU We decided tr. make
and 4’arroU Brown ; .this cali thro^ this advertise
Reading” Mrs Mitchell Witsell and ^ounty superintendent i
Male Juartette. ; of .educa>fbn. do earnestlv requpst|
i v • vriiat ^ve people heed this call. antT 1
1^.^ ' v | W j<s 'get fPgether in g business' lite wav.
Vol.l.EtiE OE <Tt\RI.FsTO\ absolutely clear of prejudice 3nT
South ramliHifs tIUlest rMlb-ue Persona Mm-, and wlect three men
laitl.Xcai Regius Septeuiber gT. w »“>tn they beW wrjl best pro-1
Entrance -• amin,ition>sa» aB .he cducAtRittAl interests pf
count v reals Friday. Julv^X ^ Ah S' T ^ • TK
^ v whe^ the A t vertcajn people afe call-i
I Four vear court* lead «o IhXn cd upon to stand t^ulde^o sboy
A. ami B f?. degrees \ two-ve>r ‘'r and coptnblK their best fU^th,
interests o<^ the i-mire comnyinitv
‘ mat ion of tly 1 chU-|
here’s foy better-j
signed to each couitty in the State spools in • ••lleror
Spaekniw' buildings .and athb-tm ^ b^ ar V oV* rUl'C VTION
. _..s„ wffR equipped Mahorator- „ .. . / ,rY
ios. tinoNeelled library facilities By H. >■ Mr.ckland. Co^npt of Ed
Exiotnses moderat-e. Vrof tei’m * r?
tjnd catalogue, address XTI*' , T .
TIARR1 ^<>N Jl-\yDOI.1Ti „ ^ jl, / ^ 7 '-lenri |
*8-28‘4t.« " RvesidV-nt. V 1 ^. J**'\
A BOX OF
DAY DREAM
- 7 X/ -;X
TALCUM POWDER
$
x
PROMPTNESS
RELIABILITY
* RESPONSIBILITY
Fishburnes Drag Stor
The Best of Everything
D|J. Qf.V'X'N 1|^:rs VoiTi vtekr^
kj ev f T, tn.i ,'•> t Tv— 1 _ i
s l^twrepce, /Who has Lieutenant J. Williams €amt
•t volunteering In^been stenographer for Rf M. Jef-iwho'is stationed at tamp Hancock,
of the ani»/.:fcries, has re^fsned her/positibn- to spent severhvJ daver^y? W p e k Ip.Wal-
siicceed ia/get-1accept a sfmjlnr position -with' the 1 terbore^fcirlRv guekV of his sister.
_ department! Xtl.nnUc Coast Line /fallroad eom-,AIr*. H. >drfcklatj,d. Lieut,
him ^ ser- papy in ^harlestoh /She will deavo jCamphelh is in the marivin** P n
v J tT»e latter part of |he_ wreft. * |corps.' amf is studying this\b
^branch.'
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