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Turks Outrage Aj Cirls and Mass Before Sett Bhodies Lying in Streets -.\lalta, pt. 15.'Hiundreds of bodies )f victims of tle Turkish massacre in 3myrna were lying in the streets of the .ity when the British hospital ship ilaine left there with more than 400 'egufees on board, it is stated by Reu ers' Smyrna correspondeit who ar -ived here on the .Alaine today. Turks Nearing Capital, Constantinople, Sept. 15.-The Turk sh natonla!!t. army is now.- within 35 niles of Constantinople. The 'popula Ion Is in a state of nervous tension, Ilnd the entire city is rife with rumors ibout Mustapha Kemal Pasha's designs ipon the eapital. One story is that the nationalist comn nander has sent an ultimatum to the \llied 'IPowers demanding the exacua ion of their forces from the city so is to permit the entranice of the Turk shu national troops army. Another is hat nationalist troolps have crossed IVer to the Gallipoli peninsula from 'hanak, planning to march into Thrace vith the object of taking Adrianople. 1lodosto and other )or'ts on the Sea >f .ariora are checked with refu ,ees, who are arriving by the tens of housands in an appalling state of mis ry. IIlunidreds are (lying before they an be landed. The Near East Relief is dispatchied a shiliload of foodstuffs n1d medicines for Rlodosto in charge if Colonel Stepheiin 1"'. Lowe, of St. iouiis. Ten thousand Arien ian refugees laVe arrived in the Bosphorus on fiveI -essels and will he given shelter in lie Ariai( in churches of the city. London, Sept. 10.-From 1.000 to 2, 00 'Christians had been massacred in smyrna by the Turks before the fire uhich swept the Armenian and other liuarters of the Asia Minor seaport re ently evacuated b)' the Greek army, t is charged in semi-official and other reek messages from Athens receoived icre today. Among the Turkish outrages was the 'arrying off of many girl pupils of the %merican girls college, it is alleged. The Greek belief is that the fire was et by the Tlitks to conceal the traces if their alleged imisdeLedls. A considerable share of the proper y loss from the fire, the total of vhich is estimated in Greek quarters it one billion francs ab(out $75,000, MOi at present exchange rate for the -rench frane) fell upon American r Iins. A message from Greek seni-offleiIal ;ources from Athens dated Thursday ends : "Absolutely trilstworthy persons be onging to the foreign colonies at *myna and notably Americans arriv ig here on the destroyer Simpson vhich also brought United States Con ul General H orton, relate terrifying letails regarding the massacre of snmyrna following the big lire which 'educedi the Armenian, Greek and IEu 'oipean sections of the town to ashes. "'According to the general convic ion the fire was started .by the Turks o efface thle traces of theirm massiacrecs indl other crimes. hi[iss 31 Is, matron >f the American girls college declares he Saw anu oficer or non-commissined >fliccr or' the T1urk ishi regular army, 'ter a house carrying several cane f iletrol and soon after' he camne out he house bumrst into flames. "Firie a ppearled iminmediately in oth rI sections of the town eve:, near the i'urkish quarter or IHasma K(hane. This .uas this fIrst day after the Turkish oe 'i Pat ion. TPurekish1 inarter tuintouc(hedl "A souitiieaster'ly wuindl drove the lames wvest, the Turkish quarter thus S p infig uin toucherl. "Besides thle puil s, abiouit 1,.300 r'e "lgees had been taken into the eol ego, whiich was niear' the place where li fire sta rted. Th'le fate of many of he girl 'u;)ils is unknown and it is ~xplainedl they have been caried off dy the Turimks. '"When thle Sim pson left thle flames Uad reached the quays and were men leing thle foreign consulates. "Prior to the fire ther'e were mas iacres which con tinued through the light In -the midst of the flames. It 5 ihnlOssile to estimate the number Af killed. Dr. Post, an Americean, who with members of the Amierican relief ulminist ration, made0 an In vestlgallonl, 3xpressed the opinion that -the number af vict!;ns up) to the time of the fire 1muounited to 1,000. (-Other' etimates; from Athens run' ls high na; 2,000,) A large number of Christians are ,ellevedt to have perished In tho flames. Fire is Spreading Smyrna, Sept. 15.--The fire which utar'ted ini the Armenian quarters u.. Smnyrna ear ly yesterday afternoon hod spread early this morning to the Turk ish sections of the city and was mak~ ng ralpid 'headway. Coimtless Thoenands IJorneless The entire Eu~~romaeaanj :0 [any American acre Christians ing Fire to City aqhes and countless thousands are loneless. There were hundreds of casualties among persons who were caught in the sections where the 1lames spread with greatest rapidity. Fourteen naturalized A-mericans are missing but all of the American born are accounted for. Ten of them are in the suburbs with American and Turkish guard. The Ameriemn consu late general was situate(l in the burned area. Consul General George I1orton and his staff left as the flames swept toward the building, taking with them the ofIlicial codes and funds, together with the most important records and docu Iments. An American destroyer sailed for Saloniki With 600 refugees and anoth or later cleared for Piraous with .100 Persons, including some of the con sular staff, Illembers of American be nevolent organizations and business Men. A meriean (ollege Men MlssIig London, Sept. 15.--It is helieved here hat. the foirteen naturalWired Ameri vanis reporte lissing in Smyrna are miemlers of the American Internation al college which comprises the bulk rlf the American population in Smyrna. ''liey were a( the Paradise college con pounfld, three miles from Smyrna, ac ,or(dillg to a telegram dated September 12. Several teachers of this college al ready have fled. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * IllDDLES OLD FIELD NEWS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Riddles Old Field, Sept. 18.-The nice showers of rain that fell last 'iThursday, were apreciated very much. The farmers are making good use of this beautiful weather, gathering their cotton. Mr. Bill Holcombe, of West Texas, is a visitor here among his relatives. He says that the boll weevil is -with them and has done considerable dam age to the crops. le will return on the 18th. 'Mr. Joe Ilolcoibe and young sons, and iMr. Bill .Holconibe were visitors at Mr. 11. A, Holcombe's Sunday. Miss Eliza Fowler, of Greenville, spent Thursday night at Mr. P. E. Cooper's. Mr. F. L. i0onnon and family spent 'Sunday at 1P. H-. Garrett's. Misses'Maude Riddle and IMittie Can nady spent Saturday night and Sunday at LIMr. L. D. Hills. Misses Eula 'Mae and Allione Can nady s.ent Saturday night with their friend, Nellie Howard. Mr. J. S. Todd and family wer, all (lay visitors at Mr. P. 11. Owens, Sun day. Mr. R. Z. Garrett and family were guests Sunday at Mr. J1. A. Riddles. 'Mrs. tLidie 'Howard spent Sunday with her friend, '.irs. P. E. Cooper. Mrs. Cooper is on the sick list. Miss Viola 'Holcombe has .returned to her home in Easley after a few (lays. vacation with relatives. We are very sorry to say that "Aunt Manda'' Clem is still on the sick list, although she is still cheerful. Circle No. 2 of W. 'M. S., will meet 'Friday afternoon, Sept. 22nd, with Miss Mittie Cannady. The date has been changed on account of the Laurens Baptist association which meets at Hiighland home on the 26th andl 27th. Trhe Riddle reunion will be held at J. Allen Riddle's 'Saturday, Septem ber 23rd. 'rie p)ublic is invited to come and bring well *flledl -baskets. Byron's Curl Papers. TJhe curls which Byron, accordIng to confessions in hisa newly published let ter's, was aIccustomed to bestow~ upon his numerous loves wvere not nturail, as lhe wished to have them believed, perop'0le Davies burst into the poet's bedroom at Oxford one0 morning, and purprised hihn with nis hair in curl paper's. "Why," said( Scrope, "I thought your hair curled nat urally?2" "Con found you I" growled the poet, "so It dloes. I take care Qt that. But that's between ourselves, mind," lie added anxiously. "Of course," said Scrope; and wvent off to tell everybody he Anew. Ear-ly ImpressIons. The little, or alnost insensible im presslons on our tender infancies have very important and lasting conse quences; and there it is as5 in the foun talns of some rivers, where a gentlo appilication of the hand turns the flex 11)1e waters into channels that makes them take Quite contrary courses; and by this little direction, given them at first, in the source, they, receive dif ferent tendelozes, and arrive at; last at very remote .and distant places. Locke. *Phies Cay-ed in 4 to 14 Day Druggstifofund moe If PA20 01 N'j'IT f ii P19 nr1~Ie Jli~ .M Th 'I V- C A. . M~ w - / fil 0 ta>wi-K--.-w I v~z o o /~ 6M YsUDEN M.VCM.N Ke Laurens Drug Co. Pure Drugs, Toilet Articles, Stationer.y "The Roxall Store" S. M. & E. H. 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Dodge Brothers Motor Cars Phone 200 Service and Parts Laurenis National Bank Capital and Surplus $100,000.00 3. 3. ADAMS, President GEO. H. BLAKELY, Cashier YOUR AOCIOU-NTS SOLICITBD) The Princess Theatre Not Only for Amusement But for Diversion After Business Hour. THE BEST PHOTOPLAYS A. L. Mahaffey FIRST CLASS BAKERY Ask for Our Pullman Loaf L. B. Blackwell Printer and Stationer OFFICE & SCHOOL SUPPLINS I. C. Shell & Company The Family Grocer Choico Vegetables in Season Jones-Taylor Hardware Co, Hardware, AgrIcultural ImpW. meInts, M[il Supplies, Painti, Olis, Yarnishies, Sporting Ooods, BENCHOFF'S 5 & 10 Cents Store "#uy it in Laurena"