The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 24, 1912, Page SIX, Image 6
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LHAKLtSiiU^ A UKCA1 rUKI.
Mobilization oi Fleet In Her Waters
Should Silence Enemies.
What is called "fleet week" will
be celebrated at Charleston, S C, i
from the 17th to the 23d of November.
It has been officially announced
by the navy department at Washington
that thirteen ships of the Atlantic
fleet, including the Connecticut,
the flagship of Admiral Osterhaus,
and twelve battleships of the fleet,
which has just passed muster in!
New York, will take part. The total |
enlisted men and marines in this
mobilization will number 11,318,
and Charleston is preparing elaborately
for their reception and entertainment.
To make the occasion all
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the more impressive Cole L, Blease,
Commander-in-Chief of the land J
and naval forces of the plucky little I
Commonwealth, has ordered all the
State volunteer troops to the scene
of operations, and the people of the
whole State,who now speak of "Our
Navy." are arranging to "take a
week off" for the celebration. There
is anchorage room in .Charleston
harbor for all the ships of the United
States navy at one time, the harbor
with its forty square miles of deep
water afford.ng ample opportunity
for the move ment of the ships. Six
years ago,after a very thorough and
careful survey of this harbor and
its approaches. Admiral Dickins, in
command of the coast defence squad-j
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ron, declared that it was one 01 me
greatest ports in the world,and that
because of its geographical situation
its strategic importance could not
be exaggerated. Spoken of repeatedly
by President Taft as "the most
convenient port to Panama," within
ready reach of the West Indian
countries, and as a safe base of supi
plies, there is no question as to the I
importance of Charleston from ev-1
ery point of commercial and military,
consideration.
Really the most important lesson
of the demonstration at Charleston
next month will be the proof it will
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aitora oi tne wisuom ox trie uuveru-i
ment in providing for the improvement
of that harbor, upon which
something like $10,000,000 has been
expended, and the establishment
there ot one of the greatest and
most modern of our navy yards. We
should think that the mobilization at
Charleston of a fleet of thi rteen of
the heaviest ships of war in the,
world would silence for all time the
enviou.: comments and downright
misrepresentations of those who for
any reason hold their self-interest
and their prejudices against the development
of the great port.?Neto
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just what to do when her husband's
life is in danger, but Mrs R J Flint,
Braintree, Vt, is of that kind. "She
insisted on my using Dr King's New
Discovery," writes .Mr F, "for a
dreadful cough, when I was so weak
my friends all thought I had only a
short time to live, and it completely
cured me." A quick cure for coughs
and colds, it's the most safe and reliable
medicine for many throat and
lung troubles ? grip, bronchitis,
croup, whooping cough, quinsy, tonsilitis,hemorrhages.
A trial will convince
you. 50 cts and $1.00! Guaranteed
by M L Allen.
SENATOR SMITH AT SCRANTON.
Speaks to Large Audience on j
"The Hope of Democracy."
Scranton, October '/A:?.'Senator L.
D Smith lectured to a large and appreciative
audience in the school auditorium
here Friday night. He
came on the invitation of the principal
of the school to address the pupils
and citizens of this place, who
feel it quite an honor to have this
distinguished citizen in their midst.
His subject was: "The Hope of Democracy."
Before going into the subject
proper he spoke of the wonderful
progress that had been made along
educational lines, particularly in
buildings and equipment. He repeated
the old truth that "There is
no royal road to learning." Those
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marks he discussed his subject, basing
his thoughts on the principles
practiced by the lowly Nazarene of j
two thousand years ago, viz: "Find
out ihhe truth, know the truth and
stick to it though the heavens fall,
and all will be well in the end."
Thus the hope of Democracy is
for the people to know the right,the
trpth and hold to it,and at last right
shall prevail.
Miss Peak, the nltlsic teacher, preceded
the speaker with ai%excellent
piano solo,and Miss Hook.one of the
grade teachers,followed with a beautiful
vocal solo.
Mr G Svvarts Hungepeler, a brave
old Confederate soldier, who fought
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in me war irum smi i uu ijuisu, anu
who was ai honor to the military
ranks as a private, died at his home,
: in the Midway section of Calhoun
| county last week. He was 82 years
old. He was a successful farmer,
and a substantial and honored citizen.
If you have young children you
j have perpaps noticed that disorders
i of the stomach are their most com;
mon ailment. To correct this you
| will find Chamberlain's Stomach and
j Liver Tablets excellent. They are
easy and pleasant to take, and mild
and gentle in effect. For sale by'
all dealers.
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two car lines; parties wishing to go to '
the Island daily find it to their advan- i
tage to go to The National; ten minutes
walk to the boat; special rates to par
ties and families. Mrs W B Oeland,
8-29-tf Proprietress.
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Fleet Week
BATTLESHIPS
TORPEDO BOATS
DESTROYERS
Largesi aggi c^ancm
and mobilization of
UncleSam's Bull bogs
of the sea ever seen
South.
Army and Navy Parade.
Ten Thousand Men in Line.
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FASHION WEEK
An innovation and
feature entirely new
and attractive, never
before undertaken by
any other Southern
City.
Dazzling illuminations for
large prizes and gorgeous
displays for the edification
of the City's guests.
Worth Crossing a Continent to See!
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Fair Week/jB
On the $250,000 grounds of
the Fair Association exstfy
feature of an attractive
County Fair is provided:
Stock, Cattle, Poultry,Agri- pr
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C I a s s Amusements,
Industrial and Educa- Ha
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