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?.TKURSDAY. MAY 10, 1917
Germany will be a great place for
widows and old maids after the war.
The men will all b? <lrad.
J o??? Iloncst
toil spent on anything will
make it valuable to he who lias secured
by of his effort,
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Some of the young men in this section
say they believe they prefer war
rather than marriage. They say it
means war anyway.
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After the war tiie women of this
country will fall over themselves
trying to do something: for the poor
destitute Germans.
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The campaign to get this country
ready for a food shortage by preparing
for it in advance is bearing
rich fruit every day. With average
reasons this country will nuwe thb
year one of the Utr'gtvl food crop*
that ever hlest-ed it.
t ?
American neonle have a great ad
vantage in the war with Germany b;
reason of having- the benefit of tlv
great facts learned by the expericnr
of France and Great Riitain in th
three years or more of the slruggl
that have already passed by.
It is well for every man a:.d w<
man to rcmom! < r that as much d(
ponds upon tiio.se left at home ;
upon those sent to the fighting lin
No matter how great an army v
send to fight the Germans, we mu
have people left at home who will <
their duty.
In times past it has been advi. <
time and time again that the farm
should never plant money crops e
tirely to the neglect of food crops
supply the needs at home. There
such a thing though as going too f
in this direction; for we all know th
cotton is important from the sta
point of clothing, and we should 1
member that while, furnishing the
be r from which our clothing may
produced,. it als<>, .contributes .son
thing to the load supply and furnii
iv? a good feed for tour stock. The 01
important matter to remember
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(that we can raiac, more iooo irom
acre in other crops than wo can p
*ih1e raise from cotton; and it con
hack to the advice we have of
heard g*iven alonp; this line, which
to be sure tQ raise plenty of suppl
for homo wind, then as much c
ton or othor .mo#<;y c:rpp as possil
In planning a crop which will be
extra useful in case of a scarcity oi
food, take into consideration the
Irish potato.
We feel like eating almost anything
as advised by the food expert:
so long as we are not required to live
entirely on cucumbers. They are *
bit too cool for us.
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determined in the history of all wars
No matter how strong the German:
arc and no matter how determine*
they are to hold out indefinitely
when the people of the empire shov
that they are not behind the soldier:
a> they are now actually threatening
to do, Germany's plans will at one*
fall to pieces and the war will be ovei
and done.
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If the European war is to end soon
you may be sure that it will come b\
iv a son of a revolution among1 th<
people of Germany, such for instance
ar? a general strike of the thousand?
of laborers who are making shell?
and other war weapons in the muni
tion factories, as well as other line?
of endeavor iu that country. It car
be hastened very much by defectioi
in the armies of Germany. The oni\
hope of putting down the revolun
tionary spirit among the people anc
quelling the strikes among the work
men, is the use of the armies in con
trolling the situation and punishing
offenders. Suppose the armies refuse
to act in that way as it is reported
they did in Russia on the eve o
the recent revolution? In this \va>
(the war may end soon, but we can so<
} no other way whereby it will no
i take years still to whip the German:
who have shown themselves the mos
o
There was a wide difference o
jopinion over this country as betweei
ihe volunteer and conscription moth
!<>(ls of getting soldicis for the war
! Finally the selective draft-conscrip
tion plan carried in Congress and b;
this plan the United States will draf
the men she needs in the contest witl
Germany. The law as finally passe<
and enrolled will of course provid<
for many exemptions by reason o
industrial, physical, or social circum
stances. First under the law thos<
who are liable to military duty wil
bj required to register and those win
should neglect or refuse to do thi
will be forced to come in and sign
Then when a draft is wanted fron
j among those registered all over th
{country, the total number wante<
! will be apportioned according to pop
I n I 11 fn tnu-rmVlin in tllP fOIlTl
<"> Conway, S. C.
2 LYCURGUS A. WOODRUFI
ten ?G. 0. P. T.?
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IjVb Undo Sam is fcoing after vict
ot- and is j<oin^ after'it hard. The (
olo. | mans hail, a* well know this now.
j V"??V?VI4 W V/UVil vv ' ...
.try, and those needed for that par
|titular draft will be drawn by lo
{from the whole number in the box
This is about the YYfl? it will vvorl
out. Many hope that the war \vi!
end before there is any actual fight
jng between the soldiers of this coun
try and the Germans; but on th
other hand, the people of this coun
try must realize that there is no tell
ing how long the struggle in Kurop
will be prolonged and before it i
over it may be that every availahl
'man in t, 1 \is country will be needed t
1 win the victory.
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WINTHROP COLl.FG K
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION
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1 The examination for the award <
vacant scholarships in Winthrop (io
lege and for the admission of ne
students will be held at the Counl
r Court House on Friday, .lulv 0, at
pIa. M. Applicants must not be le
e I than sixteen years of ago. \\"n<
0 Scholarships are vacant after July
r I they will be awarded to those niakii
| the highest average at this examin
tion, provided they meet the com
>_|tions governing the aw ?rd. App
s cants for Scholarships should wr
t.- to President Johnson for Scholars!
e. examination blanks. These hlanl
,e properly filled out by the nppPca
st should be filed with President Jol
jo son by July lr?t.
Scholarships are worth $100 a
free tuition. The next session v
ed open September 19, 1917. Por f
er thcr information and catalogue, j
n- dress President I). It. Johv.son, R<
to Hill, S. C.?4t-pd.
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bo Optometrist Optici
Will be in my Office ev<
?hn]*
Saturday at HORRY DRUG (
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Prof Hertzog Praia
This
; Or. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
an Ideal Remedy for
Constipation.
? In every family there is more 01
1 less occasion for a laxative remedy.
is to meet this need that Dr. Cald
' well's Syrup Pepsin is prepared, and
that this combination of simple laxc
ative hrebs with pepsin fulfills its
> purpose is proven by its place in
thousands of American homes.
Prof. F. J. C. Hertzog, the well
known linguist, 2341 North Oriannr
St., Philadelphia, Pa., wrote to Dr.
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vnunM'M UIUV 111' Ilil.S UJStMI IT, LilKl" 1
' xypll's Syrup Pepsin in his household
with excellent results and that he p
. and his family consider it indeed a a
friend in need, and always keep a ?
bottle of it on hand.
Constipation is the direct cause of ^
much serious illness and is u condi- c
. tion that should never be neglected. a
. Harsh cathartics and violent purga- !.
lives should never be employed to s
* relieve constipation, because the very v
i violence of their action sshocks tin p
r entire system. A mild laxative., such ^
as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is fai f
j preferable, being mild and gentle in v
its action, without griping or other \
KISSES THE HAND I
OF MISS RANKIN'.
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V.
? Vivani and J of f re Given Ovat
tion on Floor of the
House "
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: AMERICAN PEOPLE
IMPDCCQ UlCITHDC !t
I I I V I I I 1 LOO i IOI I UllO
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[1 Represent Paradox Combina- 1
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tion of the Practical and
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1 the Ideal.
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Washington, May 3.?France's war
1 mission was received on the floor of
r the House today. A roar of cheers.
[i and cries of "Vive La France!" grcet
ed the distinguished visitors.
Rene Vivani delivered a stirring
speech, and Marshal J off re in re- j
* sponse to cheers threw his hand to
" his forehead in a military salute and
^ UHld fir,it, "Thank you." and then wav J
ing his hand above him, shouted, i
" "Vive L'Amerique!" L
The visitors shook hands v\itii tin |
congressmen. As Miss Jeanette Ran '
kin passed down the line, M. Vivani j
grasped her hand and, bending low
kissed it.
Several little girls who stood in tin '1
iin<; were K^sed Upon their cheeks by ;
Marshal J off re. <
Shortly after noon tht? UouKe re- , c
cessed and Speakoy Clark appointed a
committee, headed by Chairman }
Flood, of the foreign affairs com- ,?
mittec, to usher the visitors into thr ]
chamber. M. Vivani took a p'.ace at (
)] the right of Speaker Clark on tin I
L rostrum, Marshal Joffre on his left.
v% Members of Marshall Joffre's staff
} iiul Marquis Up chanibrun, j?reat '
i?ran<lson of Gen. Lafayette, Inc.
FEWER "PEOPLE
The Public Health Service r
! the age of forty years to-day,
iu. mortality is increasing from d
li,, Thousands of well-informe<
k- i learning the true value of
SCOTT'S 1
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OF NORWEGIAN
ur" /lJ& as a Poweriul bloodluU
/Wn& *? warc' the heada
weakness, SCOTFJ
{((/ grippe, pneumonia a
\]/ J! its force of medicina
_ Refuse Alcoholic Extrmcti
^ Scott a a
* DON'T REGRET IT.
Editor Herald:?
Will you allow me space in your
5ry valuable paper for a few words. 1
have in the last month received sev/U?
eral letters asking about the army
and will express myself through you>
paper so all the Horry boys can so
how I feel about the matter. 1 am a
soldier and don't regret it. i joined
in time of peace. Now we are in >i
:oiy state of war, and I am ready to go
Jer- any where to help defend rn> flag
t
and my people left in my home
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Perfect Laxative
ain or discomfort; its freedom fron
:1 opiates or narcotic drugs makes ?'
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Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is so!<
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nd ineffective substitutes be sure
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in. See that a facsimile of Dr. Cald
.ell's signature and his sport rait ap
ear on the yellow carton in whirl
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ree of charge, can be obtained b;
.riting to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 45.
Washington St., Monticelio, Illinois.
hemselves up in front of the io
rum. Applause and cheering lasle?
.ore than five minutes.
SERMAN CENSORS
DOCTOR WAR NEWS
Copenhagen, May b. (Via London)
The German version 4, > Krenci
fficial war report of la t Saturda.
ippresses entirely the rcferen.-e t
lie capture of a portion of the Hir.
[enbuig line southeast of Yauxillor
)ther evidence of the dcctoring o
he Allied official reports to m:'l:
he.agree with claims in tlie Get
nan official statements indicate th
iiixiety of the German authorities a
o the effect of news from the wes
ern front upon public opi: ion.
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ASKED OF CONGRESS
Washington, May K.?Congress wi
>e asked to appropriate .SI .000 0">0,0
'or the building of Ame;
an merchant fleet which Is to c-vc
'ome the submarine mcnr.ca.
The program evolved by th.e shif
>ing board contemplates the < ivei
don to government use:, of tl
products of every steel mill in tl
ountry, cancellation of existing coi
tracts between those mills and pr
/ate consumers and, where r.eccssai
|)i yment of damages by the goveri
ment to the parties whoso ccntrac
arc cancelled.
GROWING OLDER
eports that more people live t
but from forty to sixty year
egenerative diseases,
d mefi and women to-day ar
iMULSION
COD LIVER OIL
enricher and strength-builde
iches and backaches that meai
> helps fortify the body agains
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county; and about the army it
neither so bud nor so good, it i
very good place for any young n
that intends to be a man. We h
some work to do, but the duty is
hard. Hut young men don't listen
me nor anyone else, try for yours
i then you will know. Don't join
jpecting to live on your Bunk all
! f imn Kilt t if u> n r*r\r\rI r-?1
| ; " -I - ........ . v ... a f"
for any young man. I am a sob
land will never regret it.
,! p. Emmctt Moon
m2 W. C. A. C. Fort Terry, N. V.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES*
The annua) banquet tendered th<
f seniors by the junior class will b?
given at the Jefferson Hotel on the
evening of May third. This yeais*
senior class remembers \*ell this most
delightful event ol' lust year, ami
now that they are the guests of tht |
occasion should be on hand in full
force. Various and sundry report*
have gotten out on the campus as to
this years' banquet and should tin >
prove in any way correct, the class o,
1918 will attend, as a matter of curiosity,
if for no other reason.
Bigger and better than ever is the
comment heard on the campus concerning
the recent Track Meet helu
here Thursday and Friday between
thirty-nine high schools of this state.
Records in schools represented, attendance
and athletic events were
i broken. . t ?.?
Capt. J. M. Grahum, U. S. A., in.
spector-instructor of the South Cure1
i:..., kt1 c.....,! u..?, iw./...
liiut iitaiuuai viumvi, uvcii
^ nnted as examiner at Columbia of all
men wishing to attend the training
camp to be heid at Fort Oglethrope.
More than fifty University students
and five professors have sent in applications
for the camp. Horry is
represented in this number
At the meeting of the Y. M. C. A.
last Tuesday, Mr. Robert Mouunat
president of the University A'.umut
Association delivered a short but excellent
address on "Christian Slew; r
ship." Mr. Moorman is at all limeinterested
in Carolina and Cniolin;
men, whether they be on the atlih tw
field, in the literary societies, or t <
Y. M. C. A.
>? The powers behind the "Rose P..P
grant" twice proved themselves pool
weather prophets by postponing that
joyous occasion first to Monday, thei
to Wednesday of this week. The feo
will open at four o'clock and will las',
until The pageant will he givei
for the benefit of the Confederate
Memorial Association of the Fir.
Presbyterian church. Chief among
the features of the occasion will la
1 th<> "Bird" dance with a flock o
beautiful white homing pigeons.
At a recent meeting of the La
Association Mr. Krwin Carothcrs wa
elected president for the cr suing
J term. Among; tho officers e'ectod
I wore W. 1). Dickery, Vice-Prcs.
j.J. M. Mcintosh, Secretary; P. N.
f Becton. Clerk; I'. A. Thompson, Rr~
7 porter.
Prof. J. K. Mills attended tho sixth
; iannual mooting; of tho South Caro
J lir.a Section of American Chemcal
' .Society which met at Clcmson Colilege
Saturday.
I ! At the last mooting of tho Hvpajthian
Society the following officers
wore elected: Miss Roberta Andrews,
a President; Miss Klizabeth Chase, vice
| president; Miss Ruth Chavis, secretary-treasurer;
Miss Catherine Love,
critic.
Many of the Horry Boys have been
^ I contemplating joining cither army,
I navy, or reserve corps. Several have
' | filed thmr applications for enlist^
rnent and are anxiour'v awaiting the
result of their examination. Those
selected for the reserve corps will be
notified Tuesday May 8th.
}'| Forecast?2.
University of South Carolina,
10 Columbia, S. C.
,e May 2, 1917.
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