The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 15, 1918, Page TWO, Image 2
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MISER HAS LOST
DECLARES PREMIER
Destroyed by Marshal Foch
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Whose Counter Stroke Was
Brilliant Move
AMERICAN ARMY WILL
SOON EQUAL GERMANY'S
185,000 U. S. Troops Carriec
Across Ocean in July in
British Ships.
London.?"Hy the ?nost bri'lian*
counter stroke in the annals of th
war Marshal (ion. Koch has driven
the. enemy back, and he would bo
sanguine man on the German Gi n
oral Stall' who would now predie
that Germany can obtain a military
victory this year. "I do not wish u
go beyond that," declared Prime Mir*
ister Liovd George in an ext mde
view of the whole war situation to
day in the Heu 4 of Commons, whi V
to-morrow wili take a recess unti
Oct. In.
Strong Forces in Kcs rvo.
"It is too early to say the Genua
effort has been exhausted. The G r
mans still have poworfu 1 t\ ices i:
reserve, but it is not too early to sa.
tliat the chance they had on Mar-i
2) will not again present itself.
"Until all the Allies are defeateat
sea Germany can never triump'n.
"The German people and Germany's
allies are beginning to b
disillusioned. In march G rman
was promising great things and tlv.
peace tentatives from her allies wer
withdrawn. But the promise foil ?! 1
and the German harvest was short.
a1 though militarily the German^
were then at the height of thei. pj\ er.
War Makers Still in Evidence.
"Every one wants peace but imust
be a peace that is just an 1
durable, one with power behind it
I believe in a league of nations bui
its success depends upon the conditions
in which it is set up. The pe
pie who made this war are s i 1
evidence and we cannot have pomas
long as they are pro-dominant i
the councils of the enemy. It won!
he useless to attempt to negotiate
peace with the German sword clanking
on the council table.
150 lT Boats Destroyed.
"The Germans attempted th i
land offensive because the submarine
offensive had failed?loO German
submarines have been destroyed,
more than half of them in the
last year.
"At first the German off nsiv
against the British caused m.u
anxious moments and th los .
wore considerable in men and mat.rial.
Bur. in a month, before th
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sent across the Channel to take lh<
places of the lost, and in six week
the Germans were hurled beck an '
fought to a standstill. ^
Our Army Soon Big as Kai er's..
"The American Army will soon he
not far short of the German Army
itself. During the month of July
305,000 American troops were
brought over, 185,000 of them in
British ships. For the purpose of
transporting American troops we
have gone without essential cargoes.
"Everybody knows how gallantly
the Americans fought. They fought
with a trained skill which no on
had a right *o expect.
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STATE ITEMS
OF INTEREST TO ALL SOUTH
CAROLINA PEOPLE
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Heavy registration of n> groes i?j
>eing reported from various sections
>f the State.
No doubt Cole L. Blouse will hoi I
ar everlasting grudge against th j ;
man who founded Pomaria.?Charles ;
ton Evening Post. 1
"The most cheerful people in the j
world today are those at the front of
the battle line in France," state;
Colonel Benjamin Alvord, adjutant
>f the Southeastern department.
Five big three ton army trucks
have arrived at the University ol
South Carolina and have been added
to the equipment of the motor school
The United States employment bureau
is actively at work and as it receives
the cooperation of the peopi
of the State it will aid largely in
solving the labor problem.
The average price paid for tobrcco
on the Dillon market to the presen.l
time is between 37 and 40 cents pe?
pound.
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Nearly 1,000 negro selectmen from'
the District of Columbia, arrived a
Lamp ocvici.
.!. T. Monroe of Marion has ju 1
received word that his son, Fir. t
Lieut. Eugene Monroe, was killed in
action in France on July 19 . 1
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In Germany the great mass of (
farming people rent their li'.tle 1
patches of land from big estate hold- "
us. How can a nation of that kind :
r\pect to beat one like ours wher^
the great masses of the farmers own <
heir own lands, in fact are all land- <
1 proprietors? It looks impossible 1
on the face of the thing.
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All Traces of Scroi
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Imparities Promptly Wiped
Oat.
If there la any trace of Scrofula, or
other impurities in your blood, you
cannot enjoy the full physical development
that a healthy body is capaWlT'dr
until fovtt blood has "been'
thoroughly cleansed and purified of
all traces of impure matter.
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AMERICANS GIVE
HUN A ROUGH WAP
Will Get Just Wnat The;
Deserve Is Sammy's
Attitude
ENRAGED AT SIGNS
OF WANTON RUIN
Teutonic Savagery in Recovered
District Heats American
Blood.
London.?Co1. Roosevelt's advice?
not to hit soft i ; hardly noeded by
.ho American troops between Sois;ons
and Rheims, says Router's coi cspondent
on the American front,
there has been no soft hitting* on the
jart of Americans thus far nor inclination
in that direction.
"The Germans asked for a rough
war and, by heaven, we are here to
;ec that they got it," is the remark
one American soldier reported by
the correspondent, who says th*d th
Germans who fought in the >1 .rnc
salient doubtlessly realize that fact.
"If, however," the correspondent
continues, "German officers instead
:>f telling their men lies about 'American
barbarians,' would refrain
from acts which produce a whit<
RICES Ml
mane nf follinnr tlio
ivuiio vri iviaiiig uiv
big stock of all ki
Fiose, Hos:
dreds of other kinds and class
months and months ago before
ly customers at the old price:
ie in buying their supplies.
rniture, Ch<
jr articles of every day use, al
me. You get the benefit wh
ind SLIPPERS, at old prices, a
5 and RAKES at a great savi
iRILLS at the same old low pr
ARROWS. STALK CUTTERS,
CAR-LOAD ONE HORSE WAI
iRNESS, COLLARS, BICYCLE
hand now. in addition to full
rrive this week, with hog feet
and meat, and a full line of c
ither the living or the dead.
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and remove every disease germ that
infests the blood and give you new
life and vigor. It is sold by all drug*
gists and you should get a bottle and
begin its use to-day. Write a com*
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can obtain expert medical advice free
by addressing Medical Director, 31
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
heat of American hostility, it would
be more to their advantage. Thy
vast hulk of American soldiers arc
| heme men. Gentle and kindly things
( recalling their own homes in the
West appeal to them as nothing els-?
does, and the awful ruin of th"
French homes past which they have
11 been marching mile upon mile and
j hour after hour has seemed more
! distressing to many of them than
I their own losses.
"They accept the ruin as inevitable,
however, giving- the Germans
the benefit of the doubt, but when in
clearing up these ruins they come
upon indisputable evidence of Teutonic
savagery it lias a very different
effect. An American showed me
a doll house which had been stamped
! flat under a German boot with the
! dolls laid around it each with
face ground into the floor by a nailed
German heel.
"There were much more horrible
things in the house?things beyond
description?but the American right
> ly picked that out as most character|
istic. and most dastardly. With a look
j of- his face that would have warned
i any opponent to keep his distance,
the American said:
" 'The next damned German that
tries to murder me had better make
sure that he makes no mistake about
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Washington and Baltimore by
^ weather bureau thermometer, experienced
a temperature of 10f> degrees,
i a point not even approached by the
' mercury since 1881.
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buying public that 1
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I also bought long ago a full line
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line of other groceries. One c?
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ioffins, caskets, and anything els
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American and French troops have
crossed the Vesle River east of
Biaisne.
That no news is good news, relatives
and friends of American officers
and soldiers wounded in France
must remember when they fail to
receive information relative to the
condition of those disabled on the
firing line.
David Lloyd George, the British
prime minister, in a speech before
the house of commons reviewed extensively
the war situation. He referred
particularly to what had
been accomplished in the recent
drive by the allied forces.
Destruction by a submarine ofl
Diamond Shoal Light ship No. 71 a
helpless craft anchored off Cape
Hatteras to warn shipping from the
tieacherous shoals forming the
"graveyard of the Atlantic coast,
confirms the belief of naval ofticers
that German sea wolves sent to this
side of the Atlantic are under orders
to handicap commerce in always possible
without exposing themselves to
naval or other formidable opponents.
I W ith their backs to the Aisno, the
Germans continued preparations last
week.
The council of ministers has elci
vated Gen. Ferdinand Foch, commander
in chief of the allied forces
on the western front, to a marshal!
of France.
The bad weather?heavy rainfalls,
the swollen river and the resultant
wretched condition of the terrain
with which the allied troops along
the Vesle now have to contend, not to
mention the necessity of bringing up
guns, ammunition and supplies which
were left far behind in the rapid
vance?doubtless is having more to
do with the holding in leash of Marshal
Foch's troops than the opposi
flnviviurw Mi-p th rowintr in
their way.
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Galivants Ferry
U6HI CALOMEL MAKES? J
YOU DEATHLY SICK I
Stop using dangerous drug bOj- I
fore it salivates you! H
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It's horrible!
You're bilious, sluggish, constipated fl
and believe you need vile, dangerous fl
calomel to start your liver and clean I
your bowels. I
Here's my guarantee. Ask your I
druggist for a bottle of Dodson's Liv- fl
or Tone and take a spoonful tonight. I
If it doesn't start your liver and
straighten you right up better th|ia I
calomel and without griping or mak-o I
ing you sick I want you to go back to^
the store and get your money. * J
Take calomel today and tomorrow I
you will feel weak and sick and nan- I
seated. Don't lose a day's work. Take ?
a spoonful of harmless, vegetable J
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and I
wake up feeling great. It's perfectly I
harmless, so give it to your children \ I
any time. It can't salivate, so let V
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.NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and l>y virtue of the (hcree
nd judgment of the court made by
ds Honor S. W. (i. Shi pp. Presiding
Judge, in the case of American Fer.ilizing
Company, Plaintiffs vs.
). Muggins, Eddy Lake Cypress CofST
uviiy and Conway Lumber Company,
)efendants, and dated the 28th day
June A. I). 1918, I, the umlcrsign u
J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry
County, will sell at public auction to
ho highest bidder before the Court
House door at Conway, in Horry
County, and State of South Carolina,
luring legal hours of sale, on salG^/^
lay in September next, it being the
2nd day of said month, all and singular
those certain lands situate in Hor
t r
ry County, and described as follows,
to wit:
All and singular that certain parmi
or tract of land my (M. O. Huggins')
undivided interest in the estate
lands of Susan E. Huggins con-v
taining two hundred (200) acreA^*more
or less, and bounded on the
West by Little Pee Dee River and
Northeast by the Huggins brothers
and known as the Swamp Lands of
he estnte of Snwun H Riinrt?i?*a !?*_
'H Ml ??' "
ng and being in Galivants Ferry
fownghip?(Reing the same land deised
by the said Susan E. Muggins,
ascribed as her Swamp Lands, in*
and by her last Will and Tcstan ent
to M. O. Huggins, J. A. Huggins, C.
L. Huggins, and E. T. Huggins, the
interest of each being an undivided
>ne-fourth under said Will.
Teams of Sale Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
Jon way, S. G\, August 1, 1918.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry County.
H. H. WOODWARD.
Plaintiff's Attorney.
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Old people who are feeble and younger people
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Coincident with the appearance of
the 4th Prussian Guards in the line 1
opposite our troops in the Ourcq val- , I
ley, German counter attacks
violent than any that have been attempted
since the start of the Allied
offensive were launched against the
Americans from east of Fere-en-Tar |
denois to the west of Sorgy (three
miles southeast of Fere-En-Tardo
nois.) }
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