The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 31, 1918, Image 6

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STATE CANDIDATE, Sit\ i AT YOIUK Guberniatorial Cindidates Stick Close to Issues Already Ittise'd (in tie( Itinerary. York, July '2I.--"I a(d I leeni a1 mcimi ber of congress I would have voted for war any itte after the sinikinig of ihe Lusitaiia and if no0 othelirmim ber of congress had introduced a reso lution declaring a state of war, I should have done so, because Amerl Ca had nc eter 1(tood for ain insult like ,she received front Gcrma:y. III the event of a GemItaln victory, caln yol conceive of Christianity surviVilig an11d iAmericaxn institutions remainting ini-i tiet. That's the( issue." sad.Robert 1 A. Cooper, candidate for governor, here today in mia inIIg clear hils po sition on the war \ s oplosel to tihe' stand takeni by .John G. I1ichar(Is, -in opponent, w.-ho delareril t ha t tht w% r. while ! was the paramout conside ation before the tieople of AmerIca. was not the issue inl South Carotina. I~int.t~n. .:'!:ew- .A. "lIthea. :th.- I seeking the govteneh:t, (leired Ii Wall thW \!!:l i 0. o the ca p in and .lhn .\ladi-on lies-ChampI~S, anoth Or gubiern1at:;i:Iia irant, took al an ttiletial M.'iM fromn that of (Voper and Hetlien. The St"ate enaInceein.:- today was held ill tht cour! room of thc beatifl w w \'rk ('t i" ' our ( t house, a real i -ietra raa h and wa :t endeiiX a :1 at1elijPve - dienice of a rxim y.30voteis. .loh1n T. Duncani. the fir:t guherna torial spekier today. wvarted te pico ple to get t r re;';: ion ri : and be prie:)arrd for a bolt. IlIe aid that. tle Iegr!oes (f the State are or ganizing and ai'e t(ready for a c (tiain political leader to place i iself their head in the general lection. John G. Elvch::rd. the next spvale:'. deIhired thit the iost nagniln! wvork it the lb-.tory of the wor'd was lie building of tile Amettricant ar ny and navy during the iast year I President Wilson and his assii':!.t i" tie cabinet, !1, ; A nod n d'-: xnl In South l'-oiawou!dimu his (otives o ' Iii. nd oit tli' Y" lie asserted O-n' V!' S' eople or AIale are a t.' .Taking uit wh 1, . s :ei a Vhallenge lai d do n 'b . :- ii. Lieult. Gov. A. .1. !!.h:,!!ad 1th:11 issue was raised ih c (l 1." indorsed IiHWrd. a! \\agener ; lRichards indot'si'l Ih ::t . I.' i qluoted silt ionts (f tho I ': .. it Poiaria and, "'i!bi,' and a mlemlber or tile au lienwho \.Imb r-A the sent timents ()nttal:dI thr raise his hanr . No 1:,i1: ri. ".\ltho~i:t-:ia i e7-aru p -0. factionalI prejwQ: c. i -atidl 1 Cooml'--r .wto - s elaker, nto e:-: ii SuiII ( ; - doubts wvih I I tr herj i -l spealet. I hlie Iuihe:-itae a: na clarein n ;o: eade ra ! stand h.. an" 1 1 ." ' latt t i ': i :t t1:. war will b ;,n i . l'ni '! ihe o w ! ' Franhi ri ::r v-'h viciory: , ai sipeaker I' i Ith -d'evoi 'd h'i:- rited en fSt'atileni -:i i::m: C::: n :::'s . lhn .dis II I ti' I L in . 3 th a .::.. v'Iiauir'Id bs (no 'ir! lI- 1 ta l I h -n i':Y - thenierynlry dset. :. a l~li taLaiC I. musl Wnerrefre henI"tf 1i frit Ilittl With, thle A tne::-:a ita;: :::hn t-i i\lne-favor Iofoany emitt:M and1-Cl menton !. Sta, o the (Jite Stte rof alid!ets~ otttd 2 xv~tI~ifln few for' hafdlin caeiga relte git. 'otedreioxa ltter thati.s Cooianetl prove o im-: makn obei'pe ots at:e viin ''ti ar . iCC: dt! the se : I Ln'n lot liyn eihorooan .o ''hue lhoal in hi:' ; mes to'dot n like niner'ict r (t':OSI;Ce 't' lie e (-otitl drs : ".oa . c I th:g tG :he O rti~ e at :' ''amboterb inth olet arend in:r'he the left side by machine gun bullets, and after receiving first aI(, hie con tinued fighting. The major was killed soon afterwards by at high explosive shell. Soon after Major McCloud died LUeit. James C. Lodar was killed by 1, tclline lin fire near where Mo Cloud fell. On different days the follovint capta- is w rv e killed )Ili acinii e gulls and ;hell, all of thetu iiai ng their men when they fell: Jamies A. :d.gerton, Julus A. 'Mood, Alfred it. lamel, James N. C. Rich arId anud Jam'es II. Illme:4. Li-iettionant Lohar, C'I:ta'in llolm1es anil .\lajor MeClouid were hfr ied a.1 ; 4 r*(!*S rOd(1 in a1 wic:lielhl t wo kiloneters soullieas of .\lissey-au I Ic:. C'(olInel 8niith was hc:ied ao 1 Orry-l"A.ille, noar: -.zAhe. ti the other oWliecr Were interred on tite ,.!lots \wlere they died. ('ol. 'Smith WaI, !loking 1ve 1Ch cd.e or a hill e1deavorin.g to iOealc thI Grlw u whenl he. was s-truck. The AI-tericans; h~ul eld their !:l rove ";he loti on . 11'. was in ;-I (-I ItIp st asI Ic 1pa11ed Iv l'rivate charle:-- Akng, or sacramento. cal.. whio rIetdcr 1l's aid and calle or a. lic~ ie im!r:Mient. .\tg sulggoste-i dr.1.:nt: 'Col. FnIi'lh back. lut the (olon( l 'a il: "'ThN t would I (I too nch.! of a ebance for you,0 , Au;I.. ThreI Ito 44ew of your cx:sing y(ur : f. Th e und i. not S, '.o-:: I tan wait.'" I: I A'.a ins!8te .1 .a rted with Col. 11i thouvh a wheat Cveul. Thl(e w.; 10 eC:nlaint front Smih dur:'in. mhe trip. Auig fiqtcuiently stoppiing to r4't 81nr1 Iiaiing how the v.01unded~ mian relt, and the colonel replying: S'in all v!"'ht; look out for yourvelf. Th'lo-e nia.chinle gullnners ennl See( youl rlov0. but net me." Thev Ih1tally reached 1 Carm t Oou0se wh1(r10 American poldiers were shel cred. The farm hioue was n-ore than11 '!1 0 ( froi tile Spot Where Sh. tvh:v wunnded. The In 4. L -.... , I.)) -." bIl ho.pital. T .1 Ce tclery at Or:-y-la-Ville , h!k" -r . 1m 1i wr buridti . is oil a1 Sonf .I( o kin:. Ix. t (n a ~ ~ ~ ~ . ti" :d- ~ l eie .r i- :' : T ni n lie we :n : ;ord 1( Non . \ '. ozke cn re4 ' i'. hop .,i. ii alch Ie :l pl a 1,' o" lift hen~~ his aoel n I -m a.nn - n ;-ie " ill i'ore Ii th ho ' . '(b .' --..411~'. 1'41 . i p v"' k -I NOT11 1 1 4,1- z l I. T i I: A (4io was ie4 it the 1.111 In .,.i:: -h wa n or w Ib I:: I - : w-n' an ( f he..: i l n and 4:: ::.:.I T 11- a lionli of 121 th '::: ia I <-:: y an1 die 41 to11 : the fa i v ihich P fpratib; 1111 the fir -i(l e r. .d' ::I ,: IftI r :hSIC I (10.0 ofS 1 :h o lw. Th.. Faii-.:ew :notck IC how hAsseiee hehl for~0' I' goe thit year084 w;lhoutg n ooiga II s ing ! ' et. 'itis I 1 ner(a1lly' r'1ili breet~l beenil:(' fwiderd rearl4and (1151 to (th8in1 i.0 u t in h~re '1 r. e n d e ter roh eotiders wi ch4 0 the2 i.''mer al ru ilua1 ethds In lofn thaslattin asiosfillows:t vT!: te. hairt a!iew ~ otoc onSho Assoia t~nw.s ofron wo ogt rcr ain staean ntoY ntl it to a notict conservaliono ie. fooretay. rad iish tonabl Vits t wn the ea .\n afeSuer consier at te havedeid ed. best notl tho hola sti'iock11 sow dr YoC (44urs (i' tr l until further F' lnot4Iice, W.((/. S ATIYSWARTjI'NIEN, res.r~I whoi are' tn k,n fill be s stre thed and, eraledo Ltie:i.1f.r:. EcM. w STILL GOl All Sm e We must make r ter stock. Now A summer goods at J. C. Burns & Co Mens PlmBeah uit(9,: Lo L48 $1 to $6.95 ,.peial and $12.00 values, ~tto lo-c to 25c 10c, 1 c 48ec 252 to '.5e All Low Cu Ladies' HaZZ and M'ten's Straw Hat3's, S:traw Braid and Panamas Gods!,;( RlED HlOT l'1llCE'S. C E N11V EI -. til M e'!alm l Bea' Suits 10!l O. Ju ly si S :a ::le te hed.9 .:u aa Abo e! uit arve:. : .. C Ov:iy i an 1. 00;: l ued...-::.s ae on lle i :ti a t ... . .. .. .. .. :::c . u,. .:!yc e r -c, 1 ,. .. ..c 5 t 3c Al)ow C Ladi'a: n d f4 ::a' : Staw asi.avBadan z~na l~~ Sp e. I e Lu s' 1'':-: Ga ;.1 o's c 42 I,~ '. 2. 1: . V -- I: . h ::r 22 .1 .:. : -.|U o t ai - 10 you 4 .... .... (.. ....24ic l .e .I :,ai in r <:, - :. 244 !. h r 22 03 G to:en i I e I bbo .\a~c e., v('-' 14:4.< Worth 7'4 ''1'd tk no '4. . ..0.. . .'1ne 0 Sin in va ue in .n it.' 1.4'1: 4 for .! 14s i .. .. ..! - 1 1. to :.:: 4. T Ie b t r g i: at s ee 244 .. (4. ' 1. W4'':P 1''.- : I I n .; a l 8p I II I r 'e'e' a :al Chi!: ( I .224 . ~144 .~..1I " 44" 4.. ... h . ' , ' ..', We avcver ner eeryhin yo .\ay': hnee. mene socs o gnerl mrcandse Ord stocwk's r ourgodswee ouhtmy onhsag( o:: The .sa..y whilethes twobig tock las..No it , up, to yo.i sel thm. PECAL ULYSAL :-,AlCY LiusA 19 DAYS CLEAN S.'EEP 9 . TWO TORS COCKFUL OFi (olC No 2StreNot S"ie fr Sqchae, o[ c i k . u . . . . . G ON Goods To Close Out oom for our fall and win is your chance to buy a low price. Leading Bargain Givers coAr T2-19 s'~NC# CMJIIfV doe 75c, 9tc, to $1 95 69c to $3.48 t shoes going fast; $1 00, j.i .46, Z1.tJb up Lu S3 98. July Clean sweep Sale. at Clean Eweei p rica. Somre Fire :at3 in 1 his Lot. H."l SALE. 9-hi, ()'.." lA'i a I ,afl' .1 ;j 'a a a~ rr~ 1 ..t d WVi I '.1a~ - .1: .1 ; aons:u11 - ids. !a1v price 9Se up to $2.9. ret t I f II,'Id ' I14 h pm an '~ ci. ..:, Im 1.1 S*'s Tie I 5! . ''I *,.,5, 4y jA; I.te, :c ~at . ~ et M : a '.; '0 . : ;tnd 15 i a 1:e ~~; vec.I na ~ ile*'D td I I -f . .:.; I ( .1:- 'o. l t A''r lie tut )1 :10ing i l e n,21 pt 1 o ,. :.iie ** .hs ewsaprwoldnt iturto cent iunie i or fyu wl o ei pweo have th- od n eaegigt N 9; andrd I. .Brn &ar i. Ceal o. $1.00 eilGe o d ree n Coffee~o mgn Block syusi o ilcrei :> i i h he ftm . Do' u tof u