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COUNT VON OERNSTORFF Kaiser's Representative In j the United States ls Lead- j er in ? Boat Dispute. j GERMAN CRISIS AIOS PREPAREDNESS HERE Dangar of War Creates leier est In Our Army and Navy. The war abroad, tbe submarino is HUGS and tho ever present possibility that thc United States tnay.be drawn Into the European condict have uwak ened In congress and in Amerlcuns In general au acute Interest in ,natlonni preparedness. The conflict bas tended to show that in mnny respect's this country, ls'far behind in'mnny or tho military branches. .AB a result many citizens, who be fore thc outbreak of tbe. European war thought little of military-preparation have-become ranch Interested. T?tere - 'W?.rt? several successful camps held In different -sections of tbe country last year, ?nd those men who took part in the ?fijis received military instruction from; tbe. regular army officers and-.in a cho'rt time fitted-thempalvcs to i;erve In the ?ftny ltt'COBenuf an emergency. Thia year 'tho camps 'will bj more numerous than last. There will he moro-Interest, and lt is expected that twice na'many citizens will nvail them selves of these opportunities.to secure proper military . training and .at the same time have whnt might be termed a ' vacation. _ Asido ?rora tbe military camps, Sec? rotary. Danie!;* plans to train at least 1G.0OO citizens us to the duties of a sailor.' The battleships of both tba At ly 5 an tic and Pacific fleets'will be used as , training'stations, and the crois?s will take-"tho ,men fnr out Into the ocean, wherever-will'he taught In'tbe most practical manner just what ls expect od; of an American sailor - In ca RC of warr''TJrae,men aro. to be kept on a . reserve;list and In case of hostilities , eon bo called tipon. to Join the navyy Those arc not the only two branches of tbe service that have- been Improv ed nnd 'will be farther strengthened ns tho direct result of the war ia Europe It ba? .been' shown that this country ' possesses Loo few aeroplanes for a campaign .-inducted on a' large' scale. Larger .'appropriations ha vc been made by congress^! and this branch of. our . military service is now undergoing a transformation that wilt make lt formt - _ dable when all tbe Improvcmehte have been added. j ^???????????????????????; j ; ; RUSSIANS HAD CHOICE OF j ; fi * vTHrtEE ROUTES TO FRANCE. ? I ;? There are tHree pdsslhip. routes J ; * ? DV'. >yn|?b ,the> Ilusslan 'soldiers I ! '; *? disembarked'at "Marseilles' may' *\ ' ! have come? They moy have .. yt come- from Archangel, ou .the. *? S White sea. around ' Europe i j. .. ' ? Gibraltar; they may have march* ) ? < > ' ed Overland from Ispahan; Per- !. . \ \ j sis, wblcb bas . been tn Russian ; ? ? ; 11 j v'snds for more than a. . m oh th,. . > \ \ I to tThlra-j. on tho Persian gulf, J ? ? > j and tLeuce by ship through the . > {) ' Saes canal ind (le- Med Re?r*-- ? ? ? noan, or they may naro been ? ; ; scut over the Transsib?rien rail- ', \ < ' v?ny to Vladivostok and thence ?'< > \[ by sea to MnrssiHw. : ?! <* . Arc?ngel, la ? the nearest of ? ? ' . the three possible porta; bjf; sea- ? ; .. Tho -'approximate distanced wo ? - ; ?: M fellows: ..' !! ; !?- .;,>-- ....- ^ mia* :? 4 ^?rciisniri to Mara?lflae.k.W.v*??.] ! ; Shim? to Maranie*..... *JM. , >; ^Vladivostok to Marseilles..:,\.. 9fiTi i 'v ? ^'{?mbeikatton ?^.jEQn^.;tfon|A ; \ I involT? ?': march , of hbon^lto ? ' ; ihllea overland through tbsjii?toin? .-J < ? ?mp?sv?nd. desert co?Mw; of ? ; [ Muthera rc.sia. ;Thei*.a^?!sO: ' ^?^T?cB?'tie? .it'SIili^fjjfcJp*^ V~[i ;^?>ejk?tlt??? ? hiW;ft#^:. : < > .. V pjtoftably at least forty te?mv M ; : vprtrfit ;average ate? ; wott? H. it ? .tM*&4 to.carry an army corps. -.. -W-^?W^'l...*.-?. ..?;.'<*--*.-i-*???.>^^wl^'8'**i'*-i Of CHARLESTON SALESMAN PLEASED MRS. B. M. ILER, OF GREEN VILLE, SUFFERED IO YEARS HAD LOST INTEREST Sayo She Saw Improvement! in he** Condition Soon After She Began Taiilac. Among those who aro enthusiastic In Uieir praise of Tanlac aro included, a largo number of traveling salesmen -men whose work la such ?hat frc tiuently their digestive organs- fall under the strain of hasty c.ting and ft cement changes in <*ilo-n.* and', also, men enguged in this work, when they find tb?-t jcllef in Tanlac, often bring relief Lo some loved ono at home in the torin of a bottle of this great re medy. Mrs.. M. 15. Uer, or 311 John St., reenville, s. C., ls ono nf the many women of that city who have obtain ed remarkable) relief from taking atilac, Mis. Her is tho wife of a traveling salesman for William M. Byrd, a Charleston firm, f.ogardlrig her troubles and tho relief Tanlac gave lu r, Mr?. Uer said: 'I Buffered greatly from 'Hleeplesrj aess. I would roll ami tumble, a reat deal after 'I retired. Many a night I would not sleep until tiny, and when day came I would get up and pull down tho wintlow shades und hen go to sleep I h rough sheer ex haustion. I bad no appetite. Groat quantities of gas termed in my stomach. "I had suffered, with indigestion for ten (10) years when I began tubing Tanlac. I bad suffered, with these other troubles a Lout as long, too. My nerveu were in 'bad shape.. ThlB sum mer two years ago I. go? Jn such.bid health that I lost twenty (20) pounds In weight In three months. ? wat so very lazy all the. time. I had no energy in the world.' and had,' to drive myself to do everything. I did, so badly.did I feel.. . "After I, began 'taking Tanlac. I soon no.ice j I-was relieved of thc gas which had been ..forming on my stom ach, and my appetite increased a great deal. I can' novv aletp "Hire"' a child, my nerves aro" steady, and I feel much better In evoryx way,' have not collapsed this . spring, as 1 usually did in the sering, and- the reason tl have not ia because I to?U Tanlac. . . . - - . "I can now recommend Tanlac . bs-? cause I tock e'gut -bottles and know it ls responsible, for ?en* raarkcd^.ini prov?m?nt in my health/' Tanlac, tho master medicine, is sold exclusively In Anderson . by 2vans' Pharmacy.-Adv;. The only chance you have em. campment . week -- Nunnally'a. Owl Drug Co. ' ^c-t-aeoaN nurwu. ipn ff r-:-1-'?-1-'? 2IS.CHES?E?. SHILLS m9,-^ nu: i>i\MO.\H r.K*.*i>. /. I.1..I.?,! A.L}uu,llrft-"l - CM-rlo-lcl il l>)atari, d ,1 rill? ia iud uJtiutit n>cu!lu\ t..T?, tuted mill. Otu* ",!,!.L.i. I-?"-") no olker. itr.f '.? yonr ifW/sltf. A.\ fi.r<:lU.crir:?.TEB'? nlAMONt? ?ru.\fti? l'il.l>,fbrB5 ftkn\aatrnnt ??c....5u?:?t,At-?>? I? ?.'?:....!.? SOlO ?v ?iRiJliGISTS EV?RYttHER{ Th?Par?shPl Photo/rrapho by1 M?fjfett, Ch?a tHE Parish Players.' The vak ment and Chautauqua lectui a brief ?tet?te-the "Lady T< Thc, first play will be d s As. to tho -personnel, Harold Heat brilliant yoting* actress of great pert 'and Ute Boyd-No'tin Players, Miss D Karl Russell, comedian'dud chart Mr. Ftit? Sehlem me? ? la the f burt duetlon. ?, . . ? > . - - * -, The Staging for tbp Far^b.rtftt?* The lighting ?ffect? are from the POSTMASTER LAURENS AT TENDS TRIALS IN N. C. of SAFEBLOWERS INTERESTING CASE One Culprit Went About in Wheel Wheel Chair at Seneca and Begged. (Special Tuc Intelligencer.) '"I Seneca. S. C.5*. April 24.-Poslnias ' ter John T. Laurens lias returned from Statesville, X. C., where ho went 1 to he present ut thc UViais- ol "Iirooklln Slim." D. Tom Dow and Gradi? Cplinta, bofotto thc United States District court for safchlowdng. Thia ia thc crowd that ls suspected of blowing the safe In the Seneca j post office several months ago. They were not arraigned on this charge, however, al this court, but were ? '.ried for blowing several saf^ in North Carolina. Mr. Lauren.; was able to Identify Toto Dow as an old man who was in Seneca awhile be f?lo tli<? robbery of thc posiofuce j he.-e (pi rating as an iinihrella Oxer, and "Prooklln Slim,"' us a yeing man that .vas being wheeled about on tho l.<treeU.'?Of Seneca last fall in a rolling chair begging as a cripple. Ilc.rop rr.rcntcd himself here as being from Chester and suffering from diabetes and oo b's way -.o the mountains fer ills healtii. Old Uncle Pendleton, an old negro who sells fruits at tito tra ns hero was also summoned as a wit ness and identified "Brooktin Slim' ay the young man he talked to at thc depot the day before tho robber>. here.. This gang in said to have been operating in North Carolina since thc summer, of nineteen, and fourteen, and tlio postortlce Inspectors were hot in behind them when ihey "pull ed, off their job" here. 1 A cream route 'was started out from this place this morning by D. W. Watkins of the extens'on depart ment of the Dairy Division of Clem son College. The route will' be driv en by Mr. Jas. R. Rright, and will lio between Seneca, Walhalla and Westminster. WhMe there are a num ber of parties chipping cream , to thc . college, this is the first route to bf/ established in this county. Mr. G. W. Ballanger is making ex tcna'vo improvements on the resl denco recently purchased by h'm on Fair Play street, which add3 greatly to its appearance, j Mr?i=-W.^J. Tunny left Saturday-foi*' ' Atlanta to attend Grand Opera' this wcekr She was Joined here by her sister-in-law, Mr?. Edwin Bason ol Charlotte, N. C. - ' MTS. Ramsey Doyle of Calhoun and her daughter, Mrs. R.-O. Br?a'zeal. of Toccoa, and MISB L. D. Ijamsoy spent the day In Seneca today w'th friends. Mrs. Ed Sittyn and Dr. W. R.; Doyle spent the day at Calhoun Sunday with the family of Mr. Rom sey Doyle. Rev. I. E. Wallace filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian church at Clem son College at the morning service Sunday; the pulpit of tho Presbyte rian church here was filled by Rev. M. A. Gaines of tho Eapt'at church. Mr; B. L. Hamilton left here thhv ayers. Who Ar< te of the drama, lightly directed. In com -er on mntters pertaining to the drama, untie" scene from the old classic, "The 8t tlrripg and timely draina known as "Tb< ton; heretofore referred t\ will ploy au 1 ional charm and vivacity who bas ormw oubteday ls an experienced player as wei icter Impersonator, has been ?uccesa>?\3.i h member Of the cast. In addition to ftu rs. for example, vrsa created especially f< celebrated Kterly fltadlos, New York, th The etemp p!*a$6 ever tftrf ??al? the package, which keeps out air, thereby preserving tho quality of the blended fo6#ccos. By insert ing tho fingere aa illustrated, tho atamp easily breaks without te ar ina tho tin toil, which foklo back int o rta pite*. I morning to accept :. ;,oshion with ^}ie i j Ford Motor Car Company o? Char j j lotte. 11ts many friend.; here wl.vh i him the beet of success in his new I work. Miss Margie Holland, who Is teaching. In tho' graded school at I Norcross, Ga., spent the week-end. ' with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holland; Mrs. Faunie Lowry Mcore. after VIF- ' lEUnr bat s'ster, Mri*. W. O. Hamil-1 ton., i . ."several days has returned to j her ho. <e at Ft.' Lawn. j ? Drs. Ev A. Hines. E. C. Doyle and" 'J. 9. Strlbl?iig attended tho State: Medical, meeting* in. .Charleston last T?f? ^?hiany ??hda'?oT Miss -iain Ballanger.throughout this section will ; be Interested to know that she is ? .lecoVeilng tatisfaclorily from a very, j serious operation which she under i weet In a Greenville hospital last I week. - Mr. Edgar Shanklin, who holds a position with the. Seaboard Air Linc, and is located at Hamllt, N. C., 'iwa:s in Seneca on business today. I M s. Hyatt or Atlanta and Mra. K'i E. MJlam of Sandy Springs visited their parcntj. Mr. and Airs. Jas. Hv.l . Harper last week. ' Hon. Sari Vrodman, aiaJeCant sec retary of agriculture, haa been" se cured as one of the speakers for I tho Fanners* Chautauqua her? . in July. . I.- ? . . ' ;| e Coming Here munity life ls to be described and 11 his tr ?? lil give .a brief introduftory. address on lliopj For Beaudnl.*" " s War Zone." which not Only Interests, b ui porta nt role. Ho baa played with mau ire??-t?u ?ereral repertoire, companies and I l/*ts a ptndeht of the drama. i?.thc sultan lu tfae..Sultan of Sulu" as i s work as an actor, he ls a master of Ugh i p,, m. -, .... . . ?t them.by Fritz Scb&mmer and execute B t?we blasters of stuge'tlghtln^ who pr Cun?is are sold ev?ry whero in scientifically seated paokagea, 20 for Wc; or ten pack' mgea (300 oiga.' ratieo)in a ?Iaseine? paper-covered ou> ton for $1.00. Wo strongly recom mend thia carton for the hom? or o?lc o supply or when you travel. R. J. RE + KAHLEY NEWS + Easley, April 2?.-^Suporvisor Jas. B. Craig, of Plckens, was in <he city on business Tuesday. | Latta Hedden who luis been confin ed to bis bed for several weeks past te improving rapidly. Miss Mary Morris of Pickens, is tho guest of Miss Ellen Lewis nt Moun tain View Hotel thlB week. Mr. C. J. Pride, of Greenville, spent I E'mday at thc Homo of his friend, Mr* E. E. ramil din, near tho city. :i Rev. Pittman, from Greenville, de livered an excellent sermon to a large congregation at the First Baptist church last .Sunday thorning. Tho contractors are working a force of hands day and night on .the double tracking on the cut in eastern part of the city. They are moving tho dirt too. A. H. Dagnalt, Esq., of Anderson, a] prominent candidate for congress from tho third district, was here shak ing hands and looking, over the held ono day last week. I Jno. M. Daniel, Esq., of Greenville, a prominent candidate for soldlcltor of tito 13th judicial circuit, was In the city Bhaking ltands with tho "dear people * Saturday. . Ch&utauqua\ ated on'the third nt^bt ?? the Chast?uq tills theme, upon wbicb.he.ls an authorli ut na? a lesson. The "Lady Teasle*' 'see y fa mo ti ? act ors, ? ne 1 u d in g Janie* K. Ho has won honors in lyric pantomime/md A eli as hi other Important characters In <log effects ?nd has recognized abllltiei? d t'y the Dredge & Castle Studios, New 1 r^Wed the wonderful, effects dh the "Go What you pay out your cigarette satisfaction Camels ! This new ciga blend of choice Turkish a; tobaccos that creates a mild-body and a flavor a freshing! Camels are i smokers realize so quick] in the cigarettes, that coi are neither looked for nor Camels leave no unpleas taste ! They w?l not bit? not parch your throat an taste ! Smoke them lib comeback ! Prove ouirword about Ca them puff-by-puff with a price ! YNOLDS TOBACCO COMPAN Mr. D. H. Peace, mnnnger of thc I Greenville News, accompanied by. his' son and ti Mr. -Barton, spent Thursday morning last in the city. . Mr. and Mrs. Lu', her (.'ely of Spar fanbiirg. are visiting Mrs. Cely'a par ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ellison. They ar?. hereryfor a few days before leav ing, for Baltimore where they will make their future home. Mr/ B. T. McDaniel, of Bickens, an nounces this week for clerk of court. Mr. McDaniel needs no introduction to tho people of the county. Ho ls woll qualified for tho position and if elect ed, will no doubt, gil the offlco with credit. I I-Vanl; H. Smith of the senior class, Davidson , college,- spent from Friday to Monday morning with relatives .in tho city. He proceeded to NAtlanta Monday where he was scheduled ' to represent his college in the Davidson Em orvdebate which tosk' place In At lanta Mouday night. CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children In Uso For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature o' ?eek In Three < qa. Harold Heaton, prominent in cen:;: ly. i T?hfci ls to be followed by, three one1 ne Tvlil follow, then a romantic play and, ckett. ; . Hiss Vfirti Hobart' Doubleday, a musical comedy; ; Having appeared In ie the plays from the writing of George Ad as a painter, both of wblch talents will rden o?~Atifth" and,"Kismet" for the Net .' gins good money for is and you get it in irette is an expert nd choice Domestic delightful mellow is novel as it is re so satisfying, and ly that the value is ipona or premiums expected ! sant cigaretty after 9 your tongue, will d will not tire your srally without any mels by comparing nj^cigarette at any Y, Winaton-Saieso, N. C ACT QUICKLY Delny llr.ii B--n minorons. In Aa. Do tho ri. i ?hing at tho right timo. Art nulckly !n time of danger. . In time of kidney danger Doan't Kidney Pills aro most effect Ivo. Plonty of Anderson evidence of their worth. MIB. M. E. Ilank3, 617 B. River stroet, Anderson, sayt': ."Exertion weakened my kidneys and brough; on a jtsady, dull paln in . the small of .ruy back. When I was sweeping, rharp twinges seized mo. My kid neys acted too freely and tho socre '.ions distressed me. I felt tired and languid" and often my feet swelled so badly that I could hardly get my shoes on. After mifferlng about twj months I read of Doan'a - Kidney rills and got romo at Evans* Pbar rija'o'. They made mo feel better in a couple of day.) and Ono box fixed -.no up. in fine shape. " Price 50c, al all dealers.' Don't simply ask ior a kidney remedy-ge: Donn's Kidney Pills-^-the samo tba: Mis. Hanks had. Foster-Mllburn C o., .Piops., Buffalo;'N.' Y.' The only chance you hay?, en campment week .- N?nnally"c. ?Owl Drug Co. One-Act Plays .s^sj ? . ' ? - . - a GR|^BBRB9R?S9^HBEi^HflBS ? K ( ' ? :. ' i ?st?qr. trKs the ^"little ?beatas* move- ,, ?rt plays by the Parish Playerst ?Iso ??* last ly, a clever and pleasing comedy, not ber member ot the c?tapsoy,: ls a ?ding parts with the Victoria PJaye? ie. : '. . y-^h?if-y add to the effeclitenww of thls'pro ,v York Hippodrome