Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"Th Exuding th ... Bi "Thc Girl of thc Sunny South," i The author selected the ante-bellum phcre and action. Those were chi Two young scions of Southern at helle of the village, who finally succi low, to the chagrin and embarrass tn is insanely jealous of his successful i he able to wreck vengeance by steal feelings towards Searelle and decid? the war breaks out and as fate deere Uayinond Webster, as captain in t i; Under the guise of friendship, Col. | safety of her husband, so with this a pet and sound of drums. A battle is imminent, and Raym0i of the enemy. His absence at a cr arrested on to his way home. He \ ttext morinng the Federal outposts -, ecution-as Searelle falls before | Searelle is found among the woun.it has caused a complete loss of mem thc war, Searelle is an unknown, nar reveres his memory. When Raymond returns from th< become his wife. She refuses. I nings have been going bad ivj j cures a mortgage on the propev?\\ Searelle, now a tramp, wanders* | mond, whose evil nature comes tu Raymond determines to foreclose I'nttntt nn th* old plantation. Th; the assistance of Leroy, determines who is unknown to all, is sleeping ii money, the old man is killed, and : Leroy. When he comes to his sen? Leroy, upon whom the stolen m promises him his freedom, he rema; Sf arc Ile gees with him. They tak< in the hold, Leroy by accident sets many privations, they are picked up Leroy discovers that Raymond al erv in saving him from the wreck, hi Searelle underwent produce brain f hinger a tramp. They return home, Raymond cape arrest, is killed. - Searelle and Grace are reunite? Electri This wonderful picture i Veteran's Reunion. The THE FALL OF Thu whole- history of the Ottoman Turks To trace their pedigree we must look back I tiqutty.' Although everything In the early ti trat and Eastern Aala la more or leas conjee tain that there were two races which altern role of "the scourges of God." the Mongola < The thirteenth' century-had half run-ita cour juk Sultan waa one day hard beset near Ant aol host. Ertoghrul. a member o' the Ol Turks, waa journeying frtm the banks of when be unexpectedly ccroe upon the hat gora. Loving a acrlmmake and aeeing th sida Waa. getting the worst of lt, he led ?it riders Into the fray and won the day. Thu? waa the foundation of "Turkey la Little did the impulsive Turk think that by act he had tafcnn th* ?re? step tsrards icua; which has, In the later centuries, been and tense political problem. From Ertoghrul Sultan of Turkey, thirty-six princes In the ruled the Ottoman Empire without a break Klon. ?n 12?8 Othman waa born, and his de the name of Othman Us or Ottomans. By U cry and fighting, the Ottomans won lsndi their Hag waa planted on the walla of Brusa Asia Minor. Standing on the towera ot bia stenttnople the Christian Emperor could i of the burning villages across the Boapboru contented at the age of seventy. He had piro and hoped to view Constantinople at bia the latter waa denied, the first waa aoeonij in two generations the little body of shep sassed themselves ot tbe whole of the no of Aala Minor. Before Orkhan. the new Si uab?e prise. Tb? wealthy provinces of the pire were falling to piece?. Constantinopi of his ambition and the value of the finn government of the Turk waa known to U contrasted U with the persistent and perfl of the Byzantine emperor. Qood and 1m ment under tba conditions obtaining waa o Con. Civil war bad reduced the Empire, great maritime powers of th* Mediterrane? of the Turk hr d been welcomed. ?quabble* . ?tween nominal Christiana ? their first opportunity. About the mlddl teenth cinturry a struggle waa going on b great maritime powers of the Modtterranei and th? Venetians. " Th* tntmar anger of Orkhan, be gave bia support tc Orkhan'c eldest eon. with eighty followers. < . o ?J^L M. 1 e enchanting atmosphere of tha jou Theal s as fresh and welcome as the Howers that bio days before the civil war for no other reason th valrous times. istocracy are rivals for the hand of Miss Gra nubs to the advances of Harry S?arelle, a brav? ent of Raymond Webster, a promising young ?val, but manages to conceal his ha'.red until s th Gustave Leroy, his confidential c'.erk, is cogn ;s to play a little game of waiting and watching es V rrelle is thrown into the power of his sec it st. -ior's regiment. Leroy is also under th Raymond promises Grace that hi will keep a v ss?rance the regiment marches a.vav to battle id arranged matters to-proye that Searelle has i itical moment causes an examination of his U s courtmartialled and sentenced to be shot at tdvance on the fort of the Confe Jerates, and at he liring party-the Federals o |St their foes a :d and dead. The surgeon find-, only a super orv. In the hospital and then in the prison ar neless man without a past. Grace, who has ; war, he resumes his old advances towards Gn thc old plantation, and Raymond r o vahees moi Hack to his old home and saves Grace from tl the surface at Grace's persistent refusal of ma : the mortgage,* but is thwarted^ for the momei ; rooney is in thc safekeeping o? thrace's fathe to rob the old man and turn them out of their i the house when the robbery takes place. In Searelle on trying to detain the robbers, is stum ses he is attested as the murderer and" is sentem loney is found, is convicted as his accomplice, ns silent. Leroy manages to make, hts escape 1 ; refuge on an outward bound steamfer. While thc ship on fir*. , The vessel burns and the boil< by a tramp steamer bouna for home. ?tempted his lifwn the prison, and overcome w e makes up his mind to tell thc truth. The ever, and recovery brings back with it his lost i is denounced to the authorities by Leroy, and i i and old Mose rejoices in the return of his deai ias been secured especially for t! story is as follows: CONSTANTINOPLE-?. D ls a romaneo, atv remota a? ?late-ry of Cen sure, tt ia cor ot ely til Led the ind tba Turka, ae when a Bel bora by a Mon (bus family ot the Euphrates, tlefleld of An at the weaker i four hundred Europe" laid, hla chivalrous Uaturfi$??!ta to the present male Up? have in the sncces .cendanta took ickery, treaeh i, and la 11M a Greek city in palace at Coo lee the flamea a. Othman dies dreamt of Bm ?oet; although dished. herds had poe? rthwaat corner altan lay a val Byzantlee Ern ie, waa Ole goal t and equitable te Greeks, dione int.. partial guHs? ut of Ute que* . and the advent m. the Genoese ca '0 the Turka e of Ute Four etween the two in, the Genoese i 'their rivals, jroeeed tba Hel lespont on a couple of rafts and Tzymplo and In a few daya.it wa thousand Ottoman soldiers. The waa falling out with bia son-in-law Sultan's aid and the Ottomans ha I (shed in Europe. Slowly but persistently tho Tur Europe and by the middle of the masters of all tba country round ( city lu elf. All attempts tb win it 1 film, "The Fall of ConstaUaople" II succeeded.jp"vrcatt^. the etty the last Christian Emperor of Con The Sultan spent tho whiter of where every detail ot the lmpendli by the Sultan himself In concert v intammdiatA vicinity s* Ccsctiat?sop . the moat favorable positions, ant ?moving upon rollers, were propel Battering rama and great engines . also placed lb position. By a Ji money Constantine might have ? army, but believing In the suppo city, mada no effort for aelf-prese late. In the spring of 14(8 Mohammed with nearly three thousand follow 1 were ill-armed and almost naked, tho front ranks to consume a ceri my's strength before the true Ottoi tack. - The siege Waa begun on A] attack was repulsed, the Turks - weeks the struggle .continued. Mo ' closer and still more closer. Gal overland from- the Boaphorus to t dawn on April 38d the defenders o been accomplished during the dari film depicts (ba consternation of tl last began to reaJlo that the fat* ita would soon be decided, ine had detached an many of only place comparatively a the Ottoman advance. In si defenders became fewer add fewi hopea of success decreased as tb minalton of the enemy, With a firm spirit, though and hopelessness, he rode off to the ra "Thw d*Sv?355 iii ?.>< tn ?itv tool C er, "are more glorious than tba Rysantlne Caesars " .?' 1.1. noto-Play In 1 it fascinating period-the daj tre Thun om in the spring. ian to obtain atmos ce" Merridew, the ; and handsome tel attorney. Kaymond uch time as he shall izant of his master's About this time ret enemy, Colonel e same command, watchful eye for the with blare of trum deserted in the face :nt, and Searelle is day break. The the moment of ex nd capture the fort, ficial wound, which id until the close of heard of his death, ice, and asks her to i ey on it and te le insults of Ray rriages. it by the sale of the r. Raymond, with home. Searelle, the struggle for the ned by the" pistol of :ed for life.' but as Raymond Tom the prison and : they are* stoaways ?r explode. After Uh Searelle's bra\v leirible privations iiemory. He is no n attempting to es ? old inaster. T dBi In 3 Rec WEI . ? ie Confederate . 1453 surprised tho castle of 3 garrisoned by three Emperor Cantacusenus ' and he, too. invited the id become firmly ?stab-" tts pushed further Into Fifteenth Century were Constantinople, save the bad failed, and this ana shows how Mohammed from Constantine XIII, stantinople. 1462 at Adrianople. ag attack was arranged i Uh hi? officers. In. the ?C B??t? nan pinu?tT? in 1 high wooden towers, led towards tho walla for casting stones wara udlcious expenditure of allected a formidable sad Inviolability or tho rvation anti it waa tea aet out from Adrian opie ?ra thousands of whom These were placed in tain amount of the ene tnan advanced to the at >ril 6th. Repeatedly tho losing heavily,. and for hammed'a host drawing leys were transported be Golden Horn, and at r th? etty aaw what bad cness ot the night. The ios* on the walis wfea at, > ot th? etty- and HwvW The Intrigues of Con his supporters, that be handful of soldiers to rite of their courage, tho sr avery day. and their ey witnessed the d?terr er the shadow of utter mparts aa4_t?'TjiM'deaH?. oiiiiwiiino," Mys a writ long prosperity ot the ? ?I Sunn jj FToup Parts.., before the Civil War-i sclay9 IVI Prog] .?ne TUESDAY, MAY 26-"Lu th i "H th( WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 en ati % ^ Inj THURSDAY, MAY 2S-"1 V.' . ft '? FRIDAY, .MAY . 29.-"1 pu tic th - m< ' fo SATURDAY, May 30-MC if I ve ? ; ? V . - th - , _ |_ ""J?1 . .? "in i runi - ctr 11,1 :1s N?tglrt Only This Program For the You Can't Afford to MJs r?f*' I Tuesday, May 26 Wednesday, May 27 Thursday, May 28 Friday, May 29 Saturday, May 30 r *if viii be seen for one my only ay 28th^ i For l it's a Good One, cile Love," The Girl of Mystei at packs the house. [oil Your Peanut." Joker Com ive is to say. -"Aurora of the North" two rei on top of Pike's Peak with ma ons. ergeant Hoffmeyer" Sterling ( ? Ford Sterling that #100, C 'he Girl of the Sunny South. ' 4 r 'he Nation's Peril" 2 reels. V 3tiiig what may happen when S >n attempts to take the Hawaiia is picture you will see a seven ] bbile hurl itself with it*; occltpar ot cliff into the sea. lie Career of Waterioa"^!?* )n the Trail of the Spider Gar ?g. rtive story filled with st?r^irijgh ntures. rpiler* of the Sea" featuririgpjy e highest salaried moving b?c?? 3iid. X*JV ' ? 'J ii ion Week is Worth Your Tim s tt: "OUT OF THE NIGHT*'--A Dcml? scating a story of the Car??c?ian Moi thrilling scenes. "A FLURRY !N HAT^-Presenting^ Mi Pollard in a pleasing ancj Refined Gow .."THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE" "THE BODX IN THE TRUNK"--A twx tense interest and gripping througnoui ?"WHEN VILLAINS MEET"-*-A screarnj gles galore. ' ,."LOVERS SACRIFICE"--In two ree?s i Aoki in this "Indian story of a woniart "GETTING RID OF ALGY"?~-See /l?? : - Msy- . Mi ?-"IN THE MOONLIGHT" wood in a gripping 2 part .^BSrVdn . thrilling situations in a woman'r- <H;;,. . "OUR MUTUAL GIRL"- i 6th installm fcV A WOMAN'S t?YAL^^ Miss Beautiful in a stor.s "MORNING PAPER" ?mi "A BUSY Dj that will turn over your 99 I. at y. The picture edy. That's all - . ...i. : ? t j ? *. .?. . .-.' sis. A picture tak ny exciting situ 3omedy, f?atur iOO Funny Mari. eels. .v./>.. v &J ?:; ??wv I /ar drama , 4eu v I iome foreign na- . n Islands: In pasenger aut? its over a .-7000 "M ! . '.. . - t% % b v Comedy. ' ? ".A thrilling d? ind romantic ad arren Kerrigan, re actor in the jul ie and Your Dime. o feature in two reels, j?fa jntair/ country replete with tigeret Fischer and Harry lefty? -A thrilling war. ptetfiiYe, > reel sensational $tory H ta? ing farce that will cause gig ArittiEhfe and ^T?iru 's^yotion. >w they work the trick on 1 Gc* and Winifred ima with tense pouira yal eut. Don't mis? this san?. e Snow, Harry Be ind his model. T?