The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, September 13, 1917, Image 2

Newspaper Page TextHie Chesterfield Advertiser | ~ pu<:MSI?KI> KVIHa THI:US Bvbwriptton, ti.oo a ycai as n^'jitil-cliisk matter at the poatniltc? at Chester;.till, youth CnroPAl'L 11. HKAHN Killtor and Publisher. ? I TtTI.>. Cm.i-,iinr\' iif Wnr Hnl.'r>r was asked when the war would end he aid: "When we win it." A NOBLE TRIBUTE Prof. Luzzatle,-former premier of Italy, said of President Wilson's reply to the Pope: "President Wilson's sublime words 1 are a new inspiration to the civni/.cd world. ri hey are a prophecy that | amid this universal delude of horror the ark 01 peace will forth aiuonp* neoples freed from old ami new oppressors, because the United Stces jrave its urent moral and material jrces to assist in the triumph of the ffhi." ? ? - -..Ml THE SOUTH AFTER THE WAR A Southern hanker who has recently returned from New York says j hat the opinion amonj; Eastern l?usi- ! ness men is that the w. r may last wo years lonyer on account of llus-: r-ia failin : to : ? her part in the contest. But the most important feature of his investigation is revealed iu his statement that after the war the South will enjoy its greatest period of prosperity. It was conceded Iiy bankers ami business men yen ?r- ^ nlly that when the war is over the j h'outh will be in the saddle. Rebuilding in Europe will <. ?> for- ' ward with n rush ami the tiemaiul for men ami material will be very -Teat. The ohl world will want our cot- 1 on, our naval stores, our lumber. ? r ;od stud's and ov>:y hilar that v. e j .Mi so. His advise to the South is to J rmrc to supply iii oemard for ' raw material as well us man if cturod articles l y l< nry i"ady to e a i- 1 vantage of tn< situation. The Advertiser is an optim'at and is k' -d to record the cheerful opinion of this well-known .Southern ban:.or, as it accords, with >ur own views. At a banquet in Atlanta riven by h?- Chum'ta r of (' ..rw recently (lovor.oor Horsey, of (?e >n in, referring to President Wilson si... ' As a. war executive he is a martei. I.'" is first in peace, ere Ur in v ar ami .s r.ecure in the hearts i f his cou . vmcn." AN IMMENSE AIR SHIP An American air plane is u?der onstruction that promises ' ; r> !u ionize me nirvmp mwirtc s it..' .nventor ami builder is a M? . x. 1 preacher, Rev. Thos. Mcr , >> ' Missouri. Th< complete '! bo capable > f r. vy. men if n< ;-. ssary, will be Vao l'o"> long and 300 fe< t wide and will I y straight up in the air. w i'toui a .u. ninp: start, 1 ii;* othor m: chif'S. Thu-. | \. Kdison v i -'town tli | kitx and stated that the principle up >n \. i ;t is beinjr cor.struotod i seie'it 'fie ; and correct. One < nhu.-iiastic hac or J of the enterprise said it \ o.iiu yiv the United Sta'. a: .-.olut" control of. the air. If v.-* whip (iormnny wo v. ill own 'ho earth and.v.iih the air ariih r our ' ntrol v. o will be the hich tiler among n it ions. One .f t) tic: ot averts of tV. Seaboard Air Line :,i Atlanta is V i I.eonc Viitici . Thus do the ladies coif... into their .* hts by taking rtie occuatti '<<. I i hoc to \v pocit'on | sho i toll a man t" go ax! ho gooih ? when he buys his ticket. Over <>' 1:.1 m<;i 'I young lawyers 'roin one e y ha i I ihe arm . if the s .iMc pr >|. .rl inn ho' !s good all ov< r IJni; ! ;,t ;,c< th<> (!itmans nay ,,s well >,r. .< t" to .if." ndcr. !.av.y"f generally get what they go aft'-r. WHOM THE GODS WOULD DF.STRO? 1*y far 111" ni< t ri.-.usoating nuhlieation that cones to this olfic" i w "clip sheet" i tje<| !.y th > iDoi ! Liquor Dealers' Association. Tin purpose *?f llii-; sheet is to f"urn: h prepared articles for the press of the country. hi very article contained in this t> i! i'cntion seems to Ha :fy under o <> of three heads. !t h either a < e f. sion of criminality on the part of 1 ounr dealers, an appeal <? appease the ahnornriul appetite of confirmed Inebriates or a misrepresentation of ?he motives of prohibitionists. The hate and the panic of the li- j cjuor dealers seem to have utterly destroyed their sense of proportion, f tliby ever had any. All semblance ff reason is gone. Never was the old adage truer, "Whom the gods would destroy they /irst make mad." L. 'r- :.' /- * ror Un SERGEANT McCLlNTOCK. Tren?h< g ?X | No. 4. Shifted io the Somm-3 I J ( ! Py Sergeant Alexander McCHntoc!'., I I). C. fti., 87th Overseas I.at:., , Canadian (iren. Guards. I 0< p.vrlght. 1017, by the Doll Syn- I dtcate. Inc. i _ i: " ~ I Sir;." out McClintoel: is an Aint ra tin j hog nf l.t final Oil, Kg., t riiti /tux .t<it ' in I'ranee, trim dcetirah / for Inar. r;i, wiuntl- tl, invalided li'i.nt ?. <I now it illuming to acce/it a t'littii' sion. 'litis in tin fourth article / ? tin scrits. In the first article he toht ?</ his training tt/i to the ;mint irlnre 1" I r-'nelc tl the front tine trenches. In tin j set i a! lie outlined the ettihtatili / mitt.as ftir a bomb raid, and in ti:< third the disastrous raid was dexctHa tl. A I'KVr days 11 ft or the I < < t ill i t 1 mill, which ?*!? :? <1 so dim u !y for us, our lialtaiion v., lit i ! iroai duly <>n the float I; < . . I 111< - > we cot was that wo \v? ;? i down I" tiie l)!*i show tluti t 111 a < on the Soiuiuc. Our rei' a di\ on of Australlaus. 1 < the > ior which we had hod a 1 v.itiu ivii.i a sort of prcpara'.oiy for the i< .alar lighting over hi ' It viiMi't 1< ii? hoforo wo -"I what \'i> to' ill I call the big ! i oid >(, hul !u the meanwhile v.o I a liii ' rest from hauling V'rio. aid the o; portuiiity to observe sonie da who:; - 'an to mo to foe worth ! IliioOl i l.t v,. lit' villi vvti.. lively l'i . ! of the stlri'ill^ <1. ' i ! if v. iit ! a hoc; ire; am! Ik it" ai .n ' 1 and Ini.vnnelii y. i.< .-i Old' : l<> of this. We I "I a t t-nUi - la lory amount of .. ami hiior. A> i our relief l?itt."l!o!i ' id u<?t I1. i ; hack to lJo| .1 Inr ii c i s" iv I. W't- w re a |avii> <: and Jovial !1 l t I yet ir ii : > the strain of liol tii;; ;i iron: tr-in' . and (hero were oilier ndj vat i:es. l'or iusli.in e. the alterati i.- "f our it.u n>r .ii:e to easiiiil'W*. Inn! i t < >' > !.i i:;.li haltiilioii hend?j11.*111 i s. a i?l 11 rol'ore we hail in our 1 pJaT' t six!* ; oo ruin ra huts i.iai f llltt! i:.of; . ami only sixteen iner,. _ wjixi I A\ ij 1 i V * " !. >-" ' II - ... - t 1 1 . ' ! . 'J : ; | (. >' ... ' s v. ' ./ ? ' ... V EC , . : '* ^ -A :r' { V" -> ' > - ' J) y 4 ' ~ y- - , - 'I ' " ftS pv- ":'V^-r-vSSW^Nil j M r ^ i J ' v s ^ ^ ***> It V.'-.s Good Clean Fighting. Nobody Fired a Shot. 'i i > i- :i <'iin:i(li;i:i S<<>t in <>i:r ? \ i v . i! licit tl?i? only v. ,t . <! :! tin' siltlnSi ii v ..'! ' . \*, - n _ I mi I < leu I l>f Jf'Jt !< ?U' \ at i i . I !'i u < . 'i I in* ('nimili i: ' I ti c ,\i;s'. .liciic. r.H?-h luiii Hi'' I * -i in Hi?> i.e. I r<iiir ?Ii\ i. t1 i ii i ( ; t ilau a . i i it < . i?; "1 |.\c|i!sl VI'I.V i . \ i' e . . .. I . . ... I .1, ft* i 1 i i t > < ; i ! i1 -fill ' r-i i. m i I." I !! .; f-1 t ' ' '.I >lll<li III HI'IIIJ ill 1 have i i> <'iiiimUiin overxewt f"t os i i n'.-r iin' | inor led to war. I dim i si v t 'i;it I ior.o never Keen a hod.v > I men i!nr : on I lit nvoroito physique I ,\ a ! i;' i! 111s, 11(1 SOIIIO "I t III III v. 11. ? \ on ,:!?? o Hit1 liitjh nveratfo. '1*1 in:; ll ..t |>1111 -1 ii <I mo in t!ic < in an ' a. ,i:i ' in l'oporiii:;l)e made up mit're'v iri liis own parson for Ilia ?'? in c |^' Harcy from tfio Ansi. , li a r.iil I don't know Just Ii o\ the a 'tit 11 "f 11 lii'l \\ eon Ilia Ai; traMrir s ntui la 1 - !'.(>, I>tit 1 know f!: t it t ' '< t ( intents of i:ii|iar!..l i troop. i?. ; i Tlie most aoia. iuc!n? stor- i i ",| . t' the origin of tiia hattia u.i ; i c i ?y on a of our un i who s i ; ? -are when it lia."i,i Ha . t tho Ail l rillarw Inn) enroll . . i t:.:11 tbo firfrl tli If; la - 1 , .. i(!c,J it was tinia to K t' o'i fi|(. sideshow In I!, ! id-Jin, a1 .1 ; w.is the reason wti, the; '?.: i i |i :i 11* troops Ii!:a t'.n Audrali. .tori iavc the ('anadiun < Than * in- jj,<. Canadian wish od th" A iral iim luck and h??j I fho.\'<l 1 i:I- !i it up as well as thru had the a .'air in the I>ard inallas. After that i :tr two dills' rest was mndo up Pfinal; illy of ' .i 114? it out of a.-la rriiuas when sli.itw.ie requirements aug^csicd a now li iso or beating It into estauiiuas when It looked as If we i X ^ BITOT Thrill and the Hell of Trenches, Described / an American Boy. __ ;nnt Alexander McCllntock of LexKy., and the Canadian Avmy Fa*? ig Tale That Every American Will :>r He Teils the Tacts?Unadorn 'ended, a Distinguished Conduct ?lan, He Was Invalided Home, 3oin'? "Oat There" Again to Tight tie Sam and His Allies. An Inlatere:.ting. Personal Narrative, the Spirit and Atmosphere of the :s. could a ?>nI\* plums It ilitln' include were tlit? church unit the 1???? pitn)s. I'll lict t<> tjiis tl:i\ tint |!i 111* 1::i:?11>i who n:n t'i(. c ninvns I I'npci imrhe wll tin I; l i'liind tin.' I II if vmi Just n> Ciin nit it1111 Ail' trnlin in i he mi ikk 1 -vo: f h. lint I'm i on' .i to -iiy tli.'t It wu jtir I. clnri Ii tliut. Noii-ii; IIrod shot. iiu' oiy | tilled :t hapo'iel, irid K holy ;.(>! I l.o \\ |iii| ; idoil iil'ilt It 11 * t 111 U I. Tilt' All I'll I "*? II l.rlV.VWC. o!:;i piio.i who 1 :i11ir won rli: lli ol:t lu t' v'reel ill' i svl'1! oil oil of our l.rtitoii . i i * .V 11 ? ir > o sill's; ii ; n io.i a : i ti:. lit v. n over?tho ' triilirtti l?nttnlio'i that ri lloVtd tlH foil I. to till! COUUUTtltlil* \\ lli Ii . 'io ' S' in : s lui'M' 11;i on our I i . r.i 1. Dov.'.i tv the ?or.:nc. Wo .in ? r i m: li to I'lo Soiir.u hy n hi vo to : i t'.o tli t I'.* ' i it i . ' uni'ii- in m o . i -ii tv Stopped for It Wl'l'li lll.flllt t Weill}' Itlllo from ? :11.11 - \ i.(i wout com ' of i-ii i triilu'.n . for op flph Till' : fan try I tie; lest. i v hi. v. t? v (Mlrl 11. U ru I c.; rIiii I":* I i liit? I* lilted ilcs IIl*ttt> t llO \\ lllrll, ."'P. V in flllitll I " t I roups i | 11 \ ' 'in '( i o' ( ir.i lu i ' I . I III' ! C: 1;; ; Oil oil 'it i i . r. Wlii c i: mn >- i ; .1 i .r me. :i i c no , to c | i* < mi ?'{ !i >t nhout til Iuitit -i liiirs i'i t!u? I I) I t ., lie < .;. <1 fur Hlt.vlll ' llltll III i. :tr ?l lii't lit nil ti?! < tlm nurse wlik* \\ : . < * . mm i< ! nicl ho ini for itf or tli i'-hl it i !'ii> >" "i" i in!i> i'mc !1.\ l!i nllti . : -i t! .! i k through tli ml li to. That Is welt known IIOM ve were I f irnt i In .:: <"i tills lor tilt , w : il V< I'll".: force of envnlr; wiw lieiui; n <oinitio n .(I p.-. '1 i'nr i > s.ii l.tii.i'ise. I \ .is n"\ or n cil. Tlmt Wns hist Ail! ' -i. iiti'l the iilllt li 'Vi-u't broken 111r? ' i vt : I'.voi ii i i .eh v?> |!:c.v w ill hren ti i h. I ii in im.v o.i'uion men \. I .i lire\vii for i > In ilic lii" i of o r lie \ Ainei'len ' < vt 5oralis in I'uro; e Itofol llieloj hrcik t". w'oi !i will xvrec the I'm m hoof of v ( (* in th w. ir \'.'l if x\ o of the W S. A. tloii I! it i xx' iii I' o xv f to heal I he Pru si.ins ijoxv '1 .'v xv.II not he i.eaten. iti ill I h i' t ;t .f I c i!.;y X !II ||"| l,C \ f| far til nut when xxc w ill have to hei l t'n it axe oar iioint'i it i it i our u; i eiii. War i a iln .nhnl aia! in riorioi in .| 111 . ..i.'l i met I!?'?. lis i! \.r ho I I..I \ lio\\ we will lie ill ll I", i .il |.ositloli <il' ll lililll In ' i' i' 1 iio to mI"'?1 >.-5 Willi ii ?'ft!11!. :i. .-.i\;i_ t-ltrii-UlllM. S|'I V I ami* who has :l Ian \>! i- 1 l.'v | . r Ui-i it-r< and : i'i. lit* ii ft or ill" onlooker. However, w; 'i wo li.nl I I two Months more < V. . t: '* !* I..I lllo ?" I'lie. T ll??l*?? III'!.'! Ii. i linen ii ili.fi-ir;.l story to toll. Sir* olitibd lledicine. \Vi' not dr.ifls in' rei mils before \\ WO'.li to fill- >:o:.l|il(>, iltlil Mitil" of ol w ovidod 1)11*11 ivcii' -r I Ii ' . to Km '. ii! win1.11 we ! in lo'i our "saftt I..- I in I ii lion." 'i ::.*.t was really (1 I if 1 > lira lulltallon of tin' 1 oilrtll 'I \i . 'ii of t'n' ' mii in fori-os. noti | i.i-M of the 1111.ill" ro.i'i oil. iiii i-i' ovoriiiji from whmhi mil niim !: j ii I in liaiti'nv T'n* Toiiiinie-. ho\ ??\ I . -ll il t in' "? -t v -I" III "Mi Jor t.liiluy'H I i in fa it try." Ma.1i i.ii was our haiIalion s on. II v inn ii- i-l> ; i ;. a. ! ho :i"iii' ni.. . i ' horn is iii ti el il |??*.. I i. I* of JI I i !,:( . I i.*h i a , <r ' i . i ; 's ii< I to! 11 1 rnl'o no ill i:. our halt iMnji was *. .if I i.l i!i I i oiililn'l wal Iw ; il i 'i * l ie il ' :i ion t hi! i * a din il{. 'i'i.e inaji-r annUlle l * 11! I ?I Wll I" .11 I'V.I t S I'lll'C 1 i folios of i i; lent innl two ren ' * ' er i l:ie " and w loile i>i .l.cr ! -lies'' v. ,*; |i:ile oval pill \v' h, if ili--;.- Iii'd hf-eil Oltttfl, won I i " i ii iii> iii i - lit to an oint li t i >:x i < rsons. Thev Inn! iiii Intern: r ' t v.-'i:* !i i - il 1 ... In* !. :i:n d a ?!, I ii A i.i*i i i i inn hml In i oiai a ' .i.. ii1 I'd \ ! Ii I!.(i.l t in on.-h |i'*. - nun < ' i -'! e they sio i| ( ail'iiy then "toil la*r iii i " ir.'l eal.ed then nrir imij MV |" li I ' 1 If W.'iS I i I . il \\ h.7. liJIIiJJ f" 11 n 11 1 ? ? ( it iii! I ii i '' i-r to t. < v. IiiiI nli ? ;i i! v I'M' I'm in ni' ill < IIniiii| In-ill.li'1;. Anil in < :111 r ' iiii<i ; i nun i li m 11 Mid if nil. wl.il Hi <M . l v,i- lr 1 i I' . r i I I'll lis I :.i' < ;. .i 11|. I 'ill il Iii'"-." IIll, wii- lie ii". i : \ | .' i* wiii Mir ..ill .i.l !. I i ! I i ii I Tiiiii.c fin I in li |ii I. 'i'\ a v.it ;.s n. i ;i ir urn : ui> lor !!< ! imii ?" . r . I, '1 Hie mi'! ipillirv I il! i nisnf A!! fi't \V;is Win. iii ri'i'i heyninl iVsf i; i, >,i. i ivriorn lior how i'oiiii Mlni'sly if iui; ri s-r my ti.ii. Niifl'in liino. I In snt hy I It. ru n r'i I Jmilco I round mcr tin liiini iipi- lis \f li won* ri'soinnli'il. "I or." wild ho. "ui 'ro nf the I>i| BhoV III llisf." l'i nr ft-1 low! It wiih imt only tlio bis We v/ondcr how torne of our r.ub icrihere expect ua to pay for the pa >er we ere tending them every w^ek f ^^Fperformonc? for I / v ">vi : H&fpt , '-y^ )K / k- = ^ ag , pas V- .. ; ' ijoy, spin ne, wo ro ax xno my snow at last." it I him. Within shr'it of the spot where In- s:tt w< lie liMer fell in tetion ;t.t I die.!. Tii i no whi'h so hull pre* < I him cuvc t.; nil ti feeiittt; of i'i'i i ii\vo, .it sli? !;.< from :i thouN.l 'i Jjii! .{ Wi . M I < :: a !ItV Ktl'l 'Tiss. re- in.;- Il o sU; . Without yM- os I ( i . i i : tuft' nine of our oiwrviition I'.r iu"~ ,iivr. If !u the ilistnuee I , ?. \v one tU't'j;. n ti e hitllooti The n!!i"i' iiir mf. W'"e i;n oi.itiiloe. Tiiey ( hi' ever; \.',,i ?. . inntiy i.i huni!n 'i li-'o .-or 1.1 Inive hreii no ntojo 0 v. iunlet f i' iMuioruinti piettiro of wnr In i i<s i.i w t:s|.< " r ' " . io.i v :i in ti. 1 out of the : ' -'i '' Al' i .t i- o'i'iil il ; s within*.; i??: ' i" i 1 * * of ( iuv ( n is i' i in | ; . mnl : he l'ir.- t. Ini :| III I i i , l i ' ill lii'. isiill: . i v le *'io: : j :. I'inus s ? tern . <; '!. Iti 1 I I n l ?r| ?>' I(i!>( . i ?M5. "wvnt i! ' <i.?| > ! o tl:i? far uis I Till". tlc'l- l Tho haltll' iitilliul ,. ' V 'S j I I i'e( : . 1 Ml.es of (!;'!tfis HI"' ^ I oli'S. !!( v wo v.ont to our (( I- t'oll tho II . f; 1111(1 |lii'l-cot|>s wc o ':i!;oii in h> - mils to ;rot tin* lay of tlio 1tail. "" > t'.'ips Wl'IV .! ! '? ' i<':i on,. ,if (honi I i t'itMt: 'i i town of I'ol/.ois ' t* o :m i i kn.?\v it. It hud a I" alloii in 1 > hofoip tho war. , ' 11 1 (1 a '< it li.nl stood not | < ' n a u ' o'.. i.i,v was loft, ii sootnod. I I'- d"inii I: . i| was oniujlolo. That w i u!e oft ho con' It i.'i of t he I v. try over which our for.es i. :<l l?ia tod 'iioT way for ton milotf .-ia. o tho i'.fo\ lot: i .Inly. Tin-re wore* '' j :a.t ovon initdiM :t ks loft. ',!: The "Cook's Tour." ' Oil tlio i i .t w . i! wo wont in to In. snoot tlio lions wo wo-o to hold, our <t' -.i n riu-o.v. !i tlio ll.it do iti. 1.1 stni (ion. u com; :. i I\ turn o?l r i ! : : ?! . \ us h.n k tl roil h a j ' i i in !i o' i d ? t s! '.1 In -los I'otiI, lici t- . i ; ; | wo rail Into a I attu!i II ' : auotl lifi .1 do. TllO |>laco was iiiend il I . o'ul words. Tlio siotu-li < f t!:o lien I was : c hciiiior. Ill many ! i i i s ami; a nl h .s of dead moil . . out ! t'li' ll'i ell walls. ' Wo hi do a i re .,; t al u r our hlr.ni'i ". nioviu; i i . o liio and kooplii.: in Ii ;i. !i ?-:ic|i \.' i tho in. u alio.id of ,l liini. W o KtUllll 1 11h111"j i:i tlio dat'ltin s- throitnli tin i '. fill lalotiutli until is ... >\?* 1)111 II III ?*' ilT* III OUT ??W II M'U'MS ' iit 'J n. in. iai 11 found t!?:it we wiiv s' halfway a -mss No Man's hind, wvrial handled ,\nids lie.voiid our front ' v Imp and Ii' .? iy to 1 >?* utterly w ij cd out ' in twenty 'Dtuls should tlip < lermniis siuht us. I inn yitidi's \vp had on this i" "t 'ook's tour." At last we ivaehed it our proper posit?4in. and fifteen min n* uIps al'ipr w ? pot there a w liizdaiiix. n to low pvplnslvp murderer. hurled hip p. coinp|ptp|y. TIip.v had to diir iiip out II A I'pw ininutp. later a hiirli explosive Is shell !?'ll in a lipin h sooiioii win re I lliroo of our nipii were siath npd. ,\!1 ,1 wp oould find alt pi* it exploded were K oiip arm and om* le-'. whioh ?c hiiriod. TIip trpiH lies wpi'p without trpin h mala. and tin- mud was from si\ huhes to throe feel deep all lluvir h thorn, e T!iprp wore it" <!' < u|y unruly ir ini o d.'e "funk lodes." duy where it X wa; !> -dee I <ie.r them without un v empriii'z 'h ad men We remained in ;'?; - poshi' four dn.vH, from the 17lli j to il e ;:i t ?>t* <? to her. I: id. i. ': I. : were il l eii-.. of poursp. for i he ! . -r- nop lad wpp?i andIti 't.s lit IV . ? at o | he S"i me. in t he v. * Miaip Wp were enlist aid ly prppiuinjt ( t i : ' , and wp were nnt,\ i i ..;' . h. I on .'round v h we .. ' .! it ! i ;iily taken alter v i i: i . -x U Ii ' j.MI.is. 'I he , j ; . v : .1*11 in?h toll 1 ? mrt. 'i . . i iur old it!til ui?iqnl? ' , | : .! r? !* ?:?1. (llO :t i'i any c:t > \ < ' -i ' i-i para ! it!.. V ii.. , IK : al "M i I i i u i ;n, iiini c\i'i i , j Iiii . i'i t<> " "i* a ' ;i?!. - 'i '] . I i.i' i ii I !.;.i \\ ! ii > r m . ro n l? i' . ! s :;c v. . i i- \? ,i| v | a, . . , 'I , i lal i' ! In' i .-I.. a v. fill i'i.i. . w tail i it.* - nil nhiiuf UM ( W I 1 i h aim ilif> e\pi>-- a of a I i r - i 11 11 111* I i! 11? si-m <!eronip' fil ainl i nn-in!H i- 1 si ?I s|< '.ciii11 : s mii-mi'at . i.; an * irlii-r I Sr shower '' | ilit? itiu'mix H*. We livi'il ia tin- n U ' anil of "glorioii, ' war, tIn ><- of ' | us u lio livoil. ,, ' The German Current?and What i- They Found. Here and l!i ,i' IlliiU" III. line Weil' r Ih" hI>iiim!i>ihi| ?].! ..til -> of t !' ? C?t llilil. . it:. I \\ 111:1' It* > 'i' 1 11 . .11 !" wo . ould. Iiitl tint t. li ! ?\? :; ii\v? i: . tint W > i 1 l| ill p" Oil li'.1 ltii 1 11 1 On ciiicriiiR wi> 11N raw IWii i! ad irtr \s with our phastly flush, li. Ins. i n- 1:11.11i; 1 c w iili her 111 ill iiiurtiil 11 1 ti> -1. Jim ns s.ic liml stood when ess or oiiein- *011 killed her. Staled at a falile in flip middle of flip plai n v. as I he hotly of an o'd general of li e tJennnn medical corps, Ills head fallen helween his liands. The task ot eiesiiiny lip was too dreadful for lis. We just tossed in four or five ( fumile hoiuhs and heat it out of there. A few hours later we went Into the si r.*d me! empty cavern, made the ri 01 Mit'e with new timbers and noMdid haltiilion lieaibpinrlers that the pi.r e could lie|OCcuplc<l. Uuriug thla time I witnessed a aeene which, with bo mo others, I ahull never forget. An old chaplain of t?^SN|E dlan forces came to our trench aecttoor % seeking the grave of Ills a^u. which j hud been murked for him on a rude map by an oillcer who bnd seen the young man's burial. We managed to dud (he spot, and ut the old chaplain's . request we exhumed the body. Some i of us suggested to him that be give us i the ideutitlcotion marks aud retire out of range of the shells which were bursting ull around us. We argued that it was unwise for him to remain i in danger, but what we really intended | was that he should be saved the horror J of seeing the pitiful tiling which our i spades were uhout to uncover. "1 shall remain," was all lie said | ; "lie was my boy." ! It proved Hint we hail round the j right body, (hie of our men tried to . ! clear the features with his hundkerj chief, hut ended by spreading the handkerchief over the face. The old elm; lalu stood beside the body and removed his trench helmet, baring liis gray head to a diT/r.ie of rain that was failis t. Then while we stood by silently Ids vol' e rose amid the noise of ' burs'iug shells, repeating the burial i j servi* o of 'lie Church of Miigland. I J have never been so impressed by any tlihrr in m.v life lis by that seono. The ileail mini \v;iu ? youim euptaln. ' He liail been i :nrri?Ml to i. 'inly ??!" Unl tint la just I ??!*<>? *? tlii' outbreak of tlw war. The philosophy of In* Jlritish Tom- ' lilies a ml (lie Ciinaiiians anil the A us- ] % i .. . - ' \(( i ' rv" - _ "" . ',( x > - ir " ~~y **s/' \ 11 1 ' //A X / I !S . v v;rV ' . a I ii ? \ " ? \ " 1 I | I I ' '** r--<. ff/i II ; i<* : m 1/ yy /: /(M--I'lj .i' > . ' < V -] j : j \ - & %*-. **- - i ! i H i f His Voice Rose Amid tho Noise of J Garbling Shells. irnl'e < n t :* Nomine *\;:s a reninrk- ! .< ! <f tlieir line eouraye i lln omrh all that I.ell. They v ent uliout the r \>. , | i* ;; i.?i attention to the .I;. i:i:' i' .nil til iiI I hell). "If I : r.'. Ii:.* ii shell will) your nnine .ml i : i er t , it." smiiI a Itrii'sh .T<>;nr y in i I'le day. "joiri'i1 yo nvr to yet it. whether .Mm ie in the front line or s.ven iiii'rs Ine U; if lie hasn't, you're ail ii lit I'use tiyhters nil. And the Seoteii kilties, hiviiiyly ealled h.v the fteriuniis "the women l'r< in hell," have the resi e t of all armies. We saw liitlo of tlie |ioi|i:s. ex?e; l a few oil le...e. All the i. (.ii are self snerilleiiiir to one anothi : in that Itiy melt in:; pot frotu wliii h so few ever etiiorye whole The <?nly t*ii it is leyitinnitn to steal in tile r. < of |tie trendies are mm and : f:.--( i'jarcitesi. livery other pes- ; -os -ion i . as safe as if it wore ii patent I *' i\ Tin* li tli jir:i !e of this remarkable ; narrative will appeal* soon i .1 Is < ! 11i! 1 ei I: No. 5.?Wounded In Action. This a. < V !. ri'u-s the lenihle ftuht t It# d : and dylnfti tho lo - of a |>nl an-J 1 l! o I lalii'o" of ,\|. i 'i i: i' < ? in N<< I M .u's I. <n.i. Simp! t' ! I* i "ii?i of the | most re'Tini i;.i'<!< < ! : . of it t.attlu by a psrti< taunt ever put together. POINTS TIT. WAY lie .'i' < : irrr.t Of *J !.i . B. n.irttivilli Resident Will Interest Our Readers. Our neichborlnj* t'?v.*.:, Ihnn -tt - 1 11" p ' >h the w ty in tit.- .*. >1.. f i li- of i'?s mo t pe tul r it ! o'.s: M rs. <1, M. Gent i, I'. . , St.( Ron ottsvil'e, S. "i h 'i I j JU'i'osa Aiy liitcli -i - 1 | 'I 1 <-,! j if,< ! h. I . i . . < , I " c : n,.u( | . u ' I) ) < ': ! ' i 1 , ...? ' , j I'i iff ?it? . a: ..!! , t I CATV S! ;'S i'l.'.E l-'i r s< o.i, ju.ri i. . ?(, cool niprh J, no mo-'jiiito'-s, rc> 1o I' k Spriii1 * il- .< ; r ev "oi.crcte bnthiejf pool now complete 1. f'.ijnj) ftes fro. May:hir I and Kinj;. maunders, MclJec, SC. I OP. RENT I A five room house on (Ireen street, ' near Court House. Rent money i:; in for repairs on house. See or Write. .1. E. Tyler, (iunrriion for Pert.ins children. AN TIlIEKHiT Will cure blight in tomatoes, mils' ; e! ?nn, watei melons, pons, e ibba^o, i bo ms, pet. I (' n fjise positive proof. : For further infor nation see me. A. A. DOICI.ASS, Jll. n -i i uiiuk; 'i Uiedtertte'd. li our pa nor has lat in* its arrivals, it \v< to notice the rinte O money as well as I paper Mak. ThU Beauty Lotion Cheaply j For Your Face, Neck, Arms ( And Hand*. I * ' 1 At the cost of a small jar of ordi- 1 cold cream one can prepare a full quarter pint of the most wonderful ) lemon skin softener and complexion 1 beautifier, by squeezing the juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle con- 1 tnining three ounces of orchard white. ! II Care should be taken lo strain the juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then thJs lotion will keep < fresh for months. Every woman 1 <nows that lemon juice is used to J >leach and remove such blemishes as ] freckles, sallowness nn.l = - ? "? ,a I the ideal skin softener, whitcner and jaau titter. 1 Just try it! Got throe ounces of irchard white at any drug store and avo lemons from the grocer arui make ip a quarter pint of this sweetly fra'ivnt lemon loiion and mus.vitfe i 1 laily into the face, neck, arms u;.u umds. It is marvelous to smoothes? outfit, red hands. Adv. 2 . . _ ' <r\ A E f f? I.: j. ' 'J, < A rr < w W Ci* . ; A '-.A v, ?Im 'I3HB l.r.a Twice { '. the best j c-.' Jg bot'? offered b ?bet it w no other Even if v HUDSON n n? ^ ?V cv.r ec; W 1 KJI - N. t i*. . . ? en. J muo! r^ ment. \\ i vS~* \"]y such o?>s' V^s ytx/?7 nclCt* c*S ] F'-nci ;>?i, 7-pa r abriokt, A p [ Y '1 nurintr Setl ,i Spoucitter, 4-j] (A1 : J. O. TAYL i . TiT. CRUGilAN, S ? - - . , r.-?. /-/*" .? ?? .' ... ; ? . -.- '-.jy .-^* + - . ." ' V-* ?' '?. v - ? v. urn tiros., Patrick, S. C. And All Good Do-dors. j Oldest Bank li \Y e s<*!ic it your Business. Y\e | % e JX(c, ? Your P -trona^e wanted. it will receive cou SAFETY DEL: OUR MOTTO: "STRKNGT 1 i ;J K. E. Rivers, President. 1 M. J. Hough, Vice-President. I (/"i f ^-vv. V';. t v c ,..., Insure the Happiness of Your Little ( Any parent charged with neglect come indignant. Still there arc some neglect to provide for their welfare. The little ones must be protected, a bank account. If You Haven't an Acc For the Chtl T h c V A M E ely become it regular Duld bo a good id en n vou label. It take? * abor to run a county I jv Followmn i* th? program for-tho ' ^ Union Meeting to be held with the refferson church, Snturday and Sunlay, Sept. 29th and 30th. , 1. "What shall we do with our foung converts in the churches?"? Rev. J. K. Ilair. 2. "What shall we do for our poung converts in the churches.?"? Rov. J. C. Lawson. 3. How "an wa secure contributions fro.u e :ci church and each L-hurch member for each obj >ct of benevolence?"?Rev. J. D. J'U'v-s ind Rev. It. W. Catoe. 4. What proportion of our mission lontributions should go to each ob ect 4 ind does our proposed apportionment ^ rightly divide the contributions? Shall ive try to raise this apportionment?? Rev. B. 1). Thames, Itev. II. L. BagJfott, Patrick. All churches requested to send a full doligations. W. P. Coker, J. K. Ilair. PRODUCE WANTED We will buy nil farm producs ?xcept perishables. 1>j not ship oatv juL of ihc county to sell. TJrin:* them 0 us. 11 uvst-Slreater Co. Are you reading "0\ur There"? ii i 'mm i /V 13 e - r - : - ' > ?? <<- " "a s..- J ?>$ .' \ V. <*?. -? ?-? :ror . America, V"C,l!>'!'"5 prov ous :' t v:'j! >: ic i. _e1 v/; vs. S;i a proof is y U:c kluclsou Super-Six \ ill endure a puivvhment I r car Itr.s over equaled. ou ntend tii iving |fl| ess /.vr?." ;jc. Si 10 days nurv, ;.t. i 1 to know you** ual to ' a ta- k v/ill !i tc- y i:" i of or enjoyluitotia .' r r,>* you tirar cc r{ Ivy ... iurprov 1 ' f..j. 1 ousc? ;. SUM To- . , Cr - - 232S a.a. J 'i .V. n c..r Lsi.rl, 3025 :> - 2. j t .noutino - - 2925 m:.%. 1 '0 I ? nn'J. 3C35 1 I'llCJJ f. O. Li. UcUoit) I I , " " y A. - <y -> I i.- p .1" ' ??< ' Ju. Vb? OcYH ( AR( LP.A No. @0? This ia n prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS A. FEVER. l ive or six doves will brenk any cnte, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel end doej not gripe or sicken. 25c Read the label on your paper. 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