The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, August 16, 1917, Image 3
"OVER THERE"
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The Thrill and Hell of the Trenches DeH1
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scribed by an American Boy
We have secured a series of six articles by
Sergeant A'c iaader McClintock of Lexington,
Ky., and the C inadian array. Hi has a gripping
tale that every American will read, for he tells
the facts, unadorned. Wounded, a Distinguished
| ' Conduct medal man, he was invalided home, but
L is going u0*er T-.ere" agiin to fight for Uncle
ft* .JBam and his aiiics.
H Feb. 14, 1917.
Sergeant Alexander McClinlock served in the Eighty-seventh
.Battalion Canadian Grenadier guards from September, 1915, until
November, 1916, the last four months of that time at the front
in FTanoe, where he gained the Distinguished Conduct medal by
his devotion to duty and bravery under fire.
As his former commanding oflic ;r I can testify as to his good
qualities, and I consider he world nalro a valuable officer.
(Signed) F. S. MEIOKEN,
Brigadier General, Commanding Canadian Training Division,
Bramslictt.
? \ NO. I.?In Tralni:tj{. Ilow the men are all l .i'l.x iui.I toils of the hell of It. "Th'
n. allv brought t< lh<- tiring line. A <1. front in I!?' *.l,:ri> was really 11 rest sect...
Script Ion of enroll'.lynn Hint our oivn l. jyn ' nipailson wllli It,'' ho s:iv? Tile ?/.\
and'thclr parents will r<-ad eagerly. ' pn-pa :iti> -is of the allies for ope.
NO. 2.?The Ratnb Kslrf. Ti.ov.oat pr-,- ^t V^ o *''U*1'['T1 ,,or?u"?
a rations and rehearsing { r this attack ' .oiooyimn s
Volunteers for the job t nit on behind th- NO. 5. -Wounded In Action. This article
line where the Oei inun I ron.'hoH tiro t - . lines tin- terrible light, the .load nly
reproduced The .lavs of preparnt Ion <ly;rr/. the !<.hs a pnl nn.l the final full
Heretofore unwritten detail of mod<-r ; of M'-ClloU It In N'o Man> I .and. Sin.
trench raids. This article concludes with I !"'> told. It la ono ??f the moHt rcmnrkfthh
Ejj^v the men going out to their Job. I 'I'1 '''rlntlons of a halUu l>y n participant
WW NO. J.?"Over Ihe Top and (live "Fm '' ^ ' ' ?r
V Hell." The Kr.gllsh Tommy's battle cry J?Vlr . *r*Jtry' , "?mt
. , , _ . , . nil'. I ne t otttTt. r Is concluding article ..!
as he breaks from his trem-h I ' "K anuieo.
k raid and what huppened < ?f sixty thut u series relates In dotall how Knglom
I started forty-six failed t<- return hecnu..- < T,'< 1' " woiintlo.l. Mow the king are'
I the Germans bad prr-puc-l and trlucd tl . * * on Amorlc u
I trench. Graphic description of Bcrgount 1 ' ' ' '" tc.l Mm 1n a l.ondon h'.s
I McCllntock's terrible experience. 'dry Interesting, Intlnmt
I a a I .-transitu: leldir.s told by and of th.
NO. 4.?Shifted (o lite Nomine. berg, ant Tommies Trying to fight fo.
Ui, M<-('llntock tal-.-s i.art I: the Kr...t.--i ..fir
We will print one article each v/eek for six weeks. Watch
| ? lor the first installment
i Next Week
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GERMANS BELITTLE
AMERICAN TROOPS
SAY THEY WILL PROVE SMALL
FACTOR IN GREAT STRUGGLE.
CLAIM OUR MEN ARE NOT
EQUAL TO TASK
DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY'RE UP
AGAINST
It appears from news leaked out of
Ctermany, in spite of the unsually
close censorship, that the (icrman of
ficinls are telling their men ana women
that the American troops will
cut little figure in the big war. If the
German people knew what they were
up against they would refuse to listi n
to such foolish assertions.
The funniest part of it is that they
claim that Americans can't think
quick enough. What a joke! That's ^
our reputation?quick to think, j ne ,
German will find out soon enough. I
In the meantime, we at home should '
get ready for the big drive.
Of course \ve can't go to the fro?>t |
hut we can do our hit in just as im- j
portant a manner light here at home. :
Let us keep fit to carry on the indw '
<
tries of the nation till the soil, work '
the mines, and keep tin- ammunition
f flowing to the front in a steady i
stream. t
Backaches must he gotten rid of; 81
thorn stomach disorders such as indi- j
g'si ion, constipation, etc., must be j
eliminated; weak, anaemic bodies i
j must be made strong and vigorous; 1
weak kidneys and bladder must be "
strengthened; in other words we must .
keep fit ! ^
Acid Iron Mim.r.'il will L...... ...... C.t
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It is not a patent medicine. It is a
pun* natural iron preparation from
the only natural medicinal iron niin- '
oral d' posit of its kind known to the
world. It aids digestion, increases
weight, creates appetite, strengthens
dormant muscles, hrinjrs a healthy
color to the skin, builds up the body s
in u'onernl: and is free from alcohol,
will not injure or discolor the teeth. \
i Old sores, ulcers, etc., regularly >
bathed with A-l-M will quiekly disappear
and applied to cuts, wounds, or
i abrasions it stops blood almost instantly.
At all drutrtfists in aOc and
$1 sizes. Advertisement.
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i ? you have land to sell, convince
tt yourself (hat wc are capable ?
? ?n'j rename Io Handle your pro- ? |
pcrty. Our representative will ^ j
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* ville, N. C.
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rY*incss Man Fraises
)r. Miles' Heart Remedy
Cucce .sful Merchant After Investigation *
Found a Remedy That Restored
His Health. 1
"Thin lis Thanksgiving; day In the ^
statu of l'oi.: jivsiita. nod I vi-nt to s
?b-\ >i(i a ) rl ?if i
s\ it III nt.iiii/; .1 |
,'/ f'\ <ui \ !m 2'.H< <t v
t* * _ . c j of NOveni' r. 10. ^
; ?A I wun . >n
; ' ifu w i t ti he .i i't
V\\ iTJ trouble M v
Av / ||Tiw-1/\?rr f unity ph si in
\ / < .? it At.SfMt
jr f Pectoris I li (I
fr?>Tl "i>e to liv"
attacks in -I
| -irtT 1'iflilnll'' hours, In t h e ,
" latter j> a r I of v
f /' J l.woe.19IO.
\ ' / 1 wrote to the
Mlle? Medical Co., for Information eon
< mini; my i .ini>, and In reply I received
*i v. y ki'ul and In.-ttru live letter,
whir,i I hindad to niy family doctor.
;.tid I to'.| rne to u*c your Iteinedies
in ( "rino hi with the modi- iiid ho (
R'lVfl inc. ' > I did I n?ed live bottle*
of !? Mice' Heart Kenedy and ?f.cn '
I it'll m of l?r Mile*' Nervine I w.i.o \
<<n d to the houeo for about four i
ii ' ili.t. The aotlon of my heart M
teivv. :i(id Itaa lie, a normal for th<> hod <
fix month* I can truly recommend |
I'r. Mile*' Nervtfi* and IJ.art ii':ie-d>
to do wtial they are Intended fn: if '
n rd a "cording to dlre- tlona I than'; I
voii k'ti'Ity for your advice in nniwe to
inv n 'tithly report* I am now nixtv
?? i n var* of n.gfi. hate tiecn In l ' '
e . 'til# hualii'He for ?1 1?? - Ive v r?. |
I 'I I..cat reined for II 1 ' tblrt '-n .
ye n* a. k. m' ti.i in?;i-;k.
I .he olii, I'enria. ?
Or. Mile*' Heart Remedy i* *old and
puaranteed by all druguiats. to |
I MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. j j
No. 666 '
This it a preacriptioo prepared especially
f >r MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER. '
I I' ive or tin dotca will break any caae, and
!lf tnken then nt a toniclhc Kever will not
return. Itaclbetter than
Culoait.'. ticken. 2&0
HOOVER APPEAI
AMERICAN U
To the Women of the Un;te?l Stales:
"Every woman can render important
service to the Nation in its present
emergency. She need not leave
her home or ahan<lon her home duties
to help the armed forces. She can
help to feed ami clothe our armies
and help to supply food to those beyond
the seas by practising thrift in
her own household.
"Every ounce of food the housewife
saves from being wasted in her
home -all food which she or her
children produce in the garden ami
can o * pico -vr evt ry garment
which care and slillful repair make
it unnecessary to replace?all lessen
that household's draft on the already
iosufiii- i> I
- "To
save the food the house wife j
must learn to plan economical and
properly balanced meals, which, while i
nourishing each member of the fami- j
y properly, do not encourage over- I
. at big or offer excessive and \v.*.st? fill ,
variety. It is her duty to use all
ffectivc methods to protect food i
Tom spoilage by heat, dirt, mice, or |
iiKects. She must, acquire tin- culin-j
iry ability to utilize every bit of edit
* ,
de food that conies into her home. .
She must learn to use such foods as
vegetables, beans, peas, and mill; prolucts
as partial substitutes for meat.
die must make it her business to see
hat nothing nutritious is thrown
iway or allowed to be wasted.
"Waste in any individual houseadd
may seem to be insignificant, but ;
f only a single ounce of edible food, i
m the average, is allowed to spoil or
>e thrown away in each of our '2b,- ;
00,000 homes, over 1,1100,000 pounds
if material would be wasted each day.
t takes the fruit of many acres and
be work of many people to raise, pro.
are, and distribute 401,000,000 I
VE SHOULD IIAVE "TOWNSHIP
GOVERNMENT" IN THE SOUTH j
11
We believe il ??#?? ! ! ,.-l.M.. <
peak uKuin more definitely about i
he system ?>f "township government"
vhich has always prevailed in tin*
sew Knirland states, and which 'I hollas
Jefferson said was "the wisest i
nvention ever devised hy tin- wit of
nan for the perfect exercise of self-I
jovernnient." lie deelured this sys- (
en, next to puhlie education, was. the !
greatest need of th" Southern states. 1
The townships run out ah.mi' two I
>r three miles in all directions fr< in a j
'onnnunity center, .omewhal in the >
Tashion of a eor.soli luted sell >ol dis- I
rict. Once every year all the voters '
of the township conic together in I
mass-meeting to elect their ollieers, to j
rote on all quest ms atrcctinj; the '
-ommunity's welfare, and to decide 1
upon taxes for schools, roads, and j
ther purposes; and similar in: ss
meetiriKU may he called at any time
(upon petition of a proper proportion
?f voters ) to pass upon any public
(uestion that, may conn* up. Here is
the program of one annual township
meeting in a county 1 visited in Mass- j
:i chusotts year before last:
I. To select a moderator.
'J. To hear reports of township
dl'ieers.
To elect township ollieers for ,
the ensuing year.
J. Koad and I?r: lue improvelient.
License or no liseense.
('?. To confirm or reject the men
.i i... i ?..? r ? ' - - 1
M Wjiir.v I V nn nrin l-IIK'll KM JUHMS
n the county court.
7. To consider appropriations for t
hi* cnsuinir war.
... i i . 1
K. |o consider plans for having'
ho Stalo Highway come through 11 .t<
oy township.
Should wo oloso Iloci.ariuni
ichool and transport pupils th<-:v t >
ho central school?
In. To consider litddinjr tho townhip
hall tor oonnnunity center) with
11. To consider plans for improving
tho lire-liidil my; oi|uipmont.
1'J. Should tho Township social
o'itlO to improve the road front Thonas
Flaherty's to the four corners a'
foist. lladloy?
Id. Hotter drainage of Shipman's
iwamp.
I I. Appropriations for ii: lli^lt
GIAD TO TESTIFY
Jcys Watoga lady, "As To What
Cardui Has Done For Me, So
As To Help Others. '
I
Watoga, W. Va Mis. S. \V. (jhdwcll,
if this fowir, says: "When about IS years
if age, I suffered greatly . . . Sometimes
would go a month or two, a id I had
criiblc headache, bar karhc.and bearing- ,
lown pains, and would just drag and
tad no appetite. Then ... it would last
. . two weeks, and was so weakening,
lud my health was awful.
A\y mother bought me a bottle of
Jardui, and I began to improve after
akuig the first bottle, so kept it tip lid I
ook three ... I gained, and was well
ind strong, and I owe it all to Cardui.
I ant married now and have 3 children
. . Have never had lo have a doctor for
cmafe trouble, and just resort to Cardui
I I need a tonic. I ain glad to testify to
what 't has done for mc, so as to help
ithrrs." |
If you are nervous or weak, have head- i
iches, backaches, or any of the other
ailments so common to women, why not
L'ive Cardui a trial? Recommended by
many physicians. In use over 40 years.
begin taking Cardui today. It may
be the very medicine you need.
Np-.JO
,S TO THE j
^OMEN FOR HELP
pounds of food a year. Every ounce
of food thrown away, therefore, tends
also to waste the labor of an army of
busy citizens.
"Clothing if largely an aj?rieultur-,
al product and represents the results
of labor on the sheep ranj.es, in catton
fields, and in 11 ills and facto'*' *s.
Whenever a useful jjpmment is in <ilessly
discarded material mailed to
keep some one warm or dry amy be |
onsumed merely to gratify a passing; j
fancy. Women would do well to look I
upon doiiiinj;' at this time more par-j
tieulaiiy from the utilitarian point of.
view. i
"Loathe, too, is scarei' and th pro- 1
ner rhooiinj of the armies ends'for |
pre at supplies of this material. There 1
are only so many pairs of shoes in
each hide, and there is a shortage of 1
animals for leather as well as for ^
meat. Anything that can he clone to
( IK'lllI race adnlis IV ?-li i l,lr<>,-> f?. !
rurc of their shoes and make them |:
last longer means that so much more ' <
leathei is made available for other j'
pu rposes.
"While all honor is due to the wo- , I
men who leave their homes to nurse <
and rare for those wounded in battle, | <
no women should feel that, because | J
she does not wear a nurse's uniform.
i-lio is absolved from patriotic service, ji
Yhe home women of the eoutnry, if j <
t'ney will jrivc their minds fully to,:
lliis vital subject of food conservation ' <
i >,d train themselves in household it
thrift, can make of the housewife's i
pron a uniform oT national siynili-j"
ranee. 11
I tcmonst rate thrift in your lion: s f
ind eneourajre thrift anions your,'
iiei}^| bars. ! i
"Mai<e saving rather than spending; 1 t
your social standard.
".Make economy fashionable lest ,t 1
liec.ni'' obii^atory."
School.
In. Should the charve for rent.inu
the Town: hip Hall for entertainments ,
be I ''(lured? |
IS. Should the Township spend j
:? I()lt to harden the road from 1*. .
t
tiyan'.-, to the North Amherst line?
tinder item No. I# above, tin* people
elect three, live, or seven "selectman"
or commissioners who look : f or the
general affairs of the townhin; a
,.?ikI ' "
, iii -> ii >i ri 1:0 ;
ors; road supervisors; seined <-uiimitteenien;
hoards hi' Ii.- 'ih; library
trustees, etc., i t-. \|<? t of this.* of (
iieers (except tax collector-, con^'sides,
etc., paid l>y IV : ? ? ? wiliioir
pay jus! a school eomoiitteeiaon d >
in :In* South.
We believe wo have ! -i !. iitidood
the unfinis!i"d la.-'; of \oiev<*
:t 11 democracy. We i. r. < <i oiiocr.,!*;
in nai.oiial all*.lira in stale a I fair .
in county alVair.-, and niso in !o- ,J
faiis for township.- do . ocraex < rywliere
i xcept in one [loili!, alal i.at
one point is local affairs for conn
people. '
i.et ip hope t! * a . an i
statesman bo ail ov r i!. .'
now follow .leflVr ? a ai I iii . !
our people the .- me ndvania e of
community self 'pivernmen; town
-hip poverinc.ent which ihe New i
Kip. land stal> li.-p.e a!v. y had, a id
wriich e e.j lilt jpe allowed it ;
people. The I'roj re ive I i . r.
A BRAVF. RUS-SIAN GIRL
I
This story is piven in ihe New Void '
World of the first j.. r 1 in l!. !i i cm
Women'-- Iialtalion to kill a (lorn.at:.
The pirl was wounded ami In Ili !
hospital she niinlc (hi.- statement.
"After Iht* lirst atlae!; I w.i ;i t! :i<-It
ed l(? a mach-ne pun earryinp animu |
niti'iii ( > an ndvaneed position under
I lie lire of hidden (lennan machine
puns. We were udvuiicinp and eon |
>1 nit 1 y in danp'T <>f capture l.y the i
'lermans. <)n one trip over newly :
captured proirnl I saw wliat I considered
a wounded nllicer lyinp on
the prnund. J went to help h . I
w.th my pun in my riphl hand
ami tie- m tel.ine pun ammunition in !
my left. I <
"Sreinp n.e, he jumped t?> hi- l.nees <
and pulled out hi revolver, hut l?eI't.ii
h< et.uld shoot | di'upped the aniiiiiii.ition
ami hilled him.
"Mow d.d i feel mi la imr a human ;
life? I leal no s as.ilion except to rid .
my country of an enemy. 1 In re was
no sentimentality. We were tryinp
to l.iil them and they were tryiop to
ki I lis that is all. \uy i.'a a vol v
or an\ A-tier can pirl in the one p Hilton
would luive the Htimt fee'inp.
"(ioiinr to war is eoi too ntucli for
a woman. I w?t always slronp; . I1
a woman. I wa alwav slronp; - till,
hemp a woman. I wondeied if it |
Would hi l( fallen.oe i '! -
front, I forj.ol whether i Wi'.i <i man
i>r a woman; I was just a soldier. 'I lie
only preparation I mail" against eonla.a
with tlie eneiuj V as to wrap the
upper portion of my Im.lv (irmly. I>ur
i j I lie ha* I le I w.e never hampered
i' ..it in -1ant on aeeount of my sex.
i he soldiers, the real I.rave soldiers,
treated ine Id e a eailirade. Only the
e .wards jeered.
I'or Sale By
f). M. I.nney, Chrtter field, S. C. . 1
Y/inhu'n Bron., Patrick, S. C. ;
And All Good Dealers. t
STANDADIZATION AND CO OPER.
ATION ESSENTIAL IN PROFITABLE
MARKETING
Last fall, in many parts of lr..? lour
South, velvet heai ; in the hull v.ev
sold at $H, $10 ami $12 :i ton. At th
same time Northern and Western eom
was selling in the uiinr sections for
$.;o to $10 a ton, <i? pile tin- fact that
tin* hcst feeding aulhoiii'cx a.*rre
that velvet beans have a feediup value
almost < qual, pound f ,r pound, to
that of I'orn, We '.in w of cotton
: last year, s<dl >.p at $10 a ton : t
th-.- pin, yet nolo c ,ii^ si' imi: \va ov r
as hip.li as $ ;<; a ton was paid.
Nearly every fail tin re a < pai . <, '
the South wiuoe eom . hi at much '
lower prices ihun those prcvuilitiK it
nearhy sections d- pcaii ny .,i the'
North and W'e t fo?- L<
As v.e ee it. (lie two an , tha.' !
will do most to i' uicly ' > I;. ':,ar- !
i.ctinp eond'lioti : r i i,, ? , i;/;,t,
mid cii-iiin'ial on :11 d .Ix.tL> ??l i 1
production, so (hut th?* trade nuty
know what t" cxpce fr? in any jriven '
community ; on r ?!? i: !>-.i : ?
llho'll litis st;m<l; <i / ' on ii co-op- j
oration in selling in lot lar, i enough '
!o sit ract <i: Iam :>n; ;
Onf or iho f< i n' n h ,
itcoit J 111 * I svcii !,i._
Cause it is 11>*o!>al,|y i oi' jill
Top.-' !? ii'."!'1 . ' c i . .. :
tl'ii" in si/.< . v. e (. ... i ni
ire uniform. .No -, our i< on
0 learn tint oilier < ,ic.o<i '.os, if
hoy arc t<? !.e -<>li| po
.ible p''icov, n.n i i i. ni'linli/.fil.
A buyer .hi p. little ntI'llt
'Oil t ? Jl , . ' ' , i
II I ilf Oil I' 51 in I ...' (? lie
,vliit'\ one y i' t !;
>ut olfcr i he tin oi
uinl. <i i y, \\ IiiI? '
|( IM ell'.t II Huekx I M1, 5111(1
till: will lie pi' rly,
ln-ri will proiialov i .i ; : :or
1 tli :i? ! : .on !
I' l)i'.-!i . el 11 ,
yrup pu ' :> ; i
on' ;iilu I', \vi' l' " i :
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iion in co : i '
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jp from cvi r.t i
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(hi* forenoon, If' s-hou cause, if any
they have, why the said Administr.t
lion should no' he granted.
Given under my hand this 6ih <la.\
of August, Anho Domini 1H17.
M. J. HOUGH
Probata Judge.
A
TIGHTENING LINES \
AS TO EXEMPTIONS
' Washington, A UK- 11.?Renewed
emphasis was laid by Provost Marshal
Cniwd'-r today on the fact that
('<>; ;vr<-ss framed the army draft law 1
in tin- interest of the nation, not for
the individv. d. For that reason the
II I -s are I" ii ' drawn tie'il in the
i
mutter of exemptions.
'! it ; iivein:..: lit he,, acted slowly
n 1 rinjrinjr home to the people* the ri;*id
character of I he !tr: rt Act. There
has i.eeri much discussion ' f the ex
not oh prol h-ni, hased on an erroneous
view of il'e law's purpose, whieh
st i; i i', would he exempted witiioilt
pic ' 'in.
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vhy the nail Administration shoultf
not bo trrnntod.
(liven under my hand thin flth day
<?f August, Anno Domini JO'7. %
M.J.HOUMiI, .
Plbbato Judn.