The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 28, 1913, Page 7, Image 8
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A EUROPEAN PARALLEL
Late events in Mexico, exciting
the hysterical, furnishing
excuse to the financially interested
to cry for intervention,
and offering mouthpieces of
monarchies in Europe opportunity
to magnify disturbances
in a republic and to jeer at this
country for not maintaining or- i
der in annt.hor rnnntrv mitrVit
complicity of the Huerta adminr
istration hear the British cries
% for intervention! Parenthetically,
there are many millions
of British money invested in
Mexico, and Mexico is a republie.
The London Standard deft
clares intervention by this country
"can hardly longer be delayed,"
and promises British
sympathy in our action. The
Daily Graphic calls on the "Big
Stick" to do its "duty." The
Daily Express urges President
Taft to act, but says 9,000
American troops are but "a pill
for an earthquake," and that
such venture would need 100,000
men. The Daily Chronicle
says "no one can envy the United
States her task," and that
"an enormous army will be
needed to conquer Mexico." The
Daily News declares the United
States "is experiencing the
world's indignation at the
treachery which brought the
Huerta administration into
office." The Daily Mail urges the
United States to go forward and
use its power.
The British people, therefore,
are shocked at the murder
of Madero and consider it ample
ground for the United
States to intervene, despite the
absence of evidence that any
government official was implicated.
Let us examine a recent
parallel but much worse case in
^ Europe, where a monarchy in *
tead of a republic was concerned.
In 1900, Alexander, King
of Servia, then 24 years old, opposed
the officers of his kingdom
and married a former ladyin-waiting
at his court, a woman
nine years his senior.
Three years later the leading
K of ?i 4 nnrv-t Ait 11 n /1 oL iof a la r\ f
ntaicoiiicii <11111 </iikkud ui
Servia entered into a conspiracy
^ for the removal of the royal
couple. They first secured from
Prince Peter, the pretender, his
consent to take the crown. Then
the conspirators let themselves
into the royal palace at Belgrade
at midnight and murdered
the defenseless King and
Queen in the most savage manner.
They slashed the body of
Queen Draga with sabers /until
it had lost all humaiy:semblance,"
and then they/threw
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almost be imagined a conspiracy
of the Fates to drag us into the
flames of war?easily kindled "**'
and difficult to quench. For the (
honor of American statesman- '
ship as well as for the wisdom ,
Wof our policy it is well that both '
this week and the next men of
sober thought are to occupy the
White House. The time may
come when there will be need
and justification for interven- '
tion, but now there is none; yet
a President afraid to be right or .
one who was a swashbuckler or '
an hysterical firebrand would (
easily go wrong. Sometimes
those having such responsibilities
as Mr. Taft's and Mr. Wilson's
must appreciate that Kipling
definition of the part of "a
man," beginning:
"If you can keep your head when
all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on
you;
If you can trust yourself when all
men doubt you,
But make allowance for their
doubting too"?
At this writing there is no
evidence that Huerta, the provisional
President, or any mem
bers of his cabinet were impli.
cated in the shocking murder of
? Madero and Suarez. On the
contrary, the action taken by
the cabinet, and the communication
to the diplomatic corps
by Senor de la Barra, minister i
of foreign relations, and the
statement by the President, are
evidences that the violent
deaths of the deposed officials
were regarded as causing a
dangerous crisis in the affairs
of the new administration. 1
Huerta naturally dreads intervention
by the United States 1
and he and his advisers knew
that the murder of Madero
would increase the agitation for
intervention.
But with no evidence of the
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E. P. Iteed Oxfords and Pumps. regul
The highest class ladies' foot- yard
wear. The nw ties, straps 45-Inch
and plain Pumps are here. at ya
The greatest line we have One lc
ever shown at most reason- splendic
able prices. All leathers, at
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 One
Brown Shoe Co. Oxfords and h loui
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dren. One of the best medium New
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Ladies' Oxfords priced at $1.25
$1.75, $2.00 and $2.50 p,
Misses' Oxfords and Pumps at rpup i?*.
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Children's Oxfords and Pumps
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Infants' strap Pumps at Qfnut
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New Wash Dresses
For Ladies, Misses and Chil- 1 ' 1
dren. We are showing a line of '
Ladies' House Dresses that are New
perfect. They are the "Mendels Burson
Make. Some of our patrons pair
know what "Mendels Make" Darnles
means style, fit and fast color. beaut
Ladies' Dresses of fine Ging- Hose,
hams at. .98c, $1.49 and $1.69 Speci
Misses' Dress of fast Gingham silk Bo
and Percale, sizes 13, 15, 16, toes
17, 18, at 98c the n
Misses Dresses, sizes 8 to 14, at ...
48c and 98c a
Children's Dresses, sizes 2 to 6, We 1
at 48c new sp
New Shipment Middy Blouses
"Mendels Make" of fine Galatea , '
Cloth at 98c i
Misses' and Children's Linen- 101/
ette Blouse at 48c
New Embroidery I'louncings 36-Inch
We made a very large pur- cales
chase of the lats pattern in 45- 15c Lin
inch Flouncings and can make speci;
price fully 25 to 33 per cent un- Fine S<
der regular price. ras a
45-Inch fine Swiss Flouncings 15c Hy
in the new large designs, speci;
really the best 50c number Standai
we ever saw. Special per color,
yard 39c Fair q<
45-Inch fine Swiss Flouncings, yard
both the dead bodies out of a and nu
window. A few hours after of the
Peter Krageorgevitch was pro- not esc
claimed Kin# of Servia, and was empires
promptly recognized and felicit- British
ated as such by the crowned a kin*
heads of Europe, including that door?
upon tne British throne. No Cond
whisper of intervention there! Mexico,
And for decades the Chris- ahead,
tians of Armenia have been pe- bettev
riodically visited by the Turks those c
with fire and sword. Rapine \/> itsel
.... . 1 ,ns any
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and Standard Drug Co. his ver
HE LANCASTER NEWS, FEBRUARY
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go and low prices to make thi<
business like we have built
ing cash store in the county; t
day, March 1, and (
id attractive prices will prevail,
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ar $1.00 poods. Special Stylish Cotton Dress
I Cotton Crepes with sat
Flouncing, 75c goods,
rd 48c Splash Linen Suitings,
>t 27-inch Flouncings, vVide Wale Corduroy, i
1 25c values. Special at 25c quality, at.. ..
19c 27-Inch Pongee Dress
lot beautiful 18-inch gray, cadet, light bl
icings, suitable for cor- at
overs or baby dresses, 27-Inch Silk finish Pon:
alue at 19c
Lingarie Shirt Waists 27-Inch Satin stripe Vc
e just received a new lot lavender, light blue,
atest style waists in voil j 27-Inch Plain Dress V<
in uausieu iveguiar vniue, special at . . .
value, at 98c
^ Dress and Blouse I
few W I> ( orsets
e spring models are now (,-Inch Blouse or Aprc
at popular prices ... sPecml
$1.00 and $1.50 Brown Dress Linen a
Reduce," Corsets for oc T , 0 . T . 1?c?
figures, at $3.00 36-Inch Suit Linen Cr
_ , . ter white and natun
Big Corset Bargain.
nake. Extra Long Cor- Spring ( urtain Ma
cia\ at 50c 36-Inch Curtain Madri
?... . T i i* border, yard
Silk and Lisle Hope 36-Inch White Curtai
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* ; v * " " c 36-Inch Bordered Curt
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,it ill quality gauze lisle 25c Curtain Ettamirie
blacks, tans, whites. ancj ecru with colc
al at J. . . 2;>c
ot Hose, linen heels and 50c Lace Curtains, pai
absolutely the best on 75c Lace Curtains, pai
larket, at 25c, 50c, $1.00 . c...
Spring Silks
sh (woods of Quality New $1.00 Messaline, a
lave just opened up our
ring Wash Goods, they New 36-inch Tub Sil
he better quality and a stripes, at
action of styles. $1.00 Striped Messalin
Amoskeag fine Dress Black China Silk, 27
lams at 10c wide, spot proof ..
12-Inch fine Ginghams China Silks, plain shad
10c anteed quality .. ..
new light colors in Per10c
rable Linen Speci
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*1 at I2V2C Damask at
?a Island Shriting Mad- Full Bleach German
,t 15c and 19c special
de Grade Galatea Cloth, 75c Imported Merceriz
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at 7 Vic cial
jality Apron Gingham, 54-Inch Bleached Dam
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irder marked the course was written, as he hii
oppressors. Babies did sung, "the awful autc
ape them. Did Europe's God."
i intervene? Did the Reserved?apart?al
press attempt to make exile from the life and
jdom sweep before its knew so*well, the mi
the mountains came
itions are deplorable in him in no uncertain v
, and there is little light the free plains sent
but the United States is to his soul. His "Son
qualified to judge of Sunlands," and of
onditions and of its duty ras," are among the i
f and to civilization than able contributions to
country of Europe.?The literature, breathing
breath of a new coi
song.
Joaquin Miller. ltfIV' has worthily w,
' . ... . alted place among the
the lonely California immortals.?Atlanta
i there passed out re- ^jon
the spirit of the most
American poet. In the Lancaster Leads,
ol singers his was the
hat rose strong and clear There is no better mod
the mall?a sure and for colds than Cha|nibor)fl
il utterance of love and Remedy, it acts on jrfut
ho heart of the hills, the JEM* M
of the valleys, informed stores tho system/o a h<
se, and bright on his soul dltlon. For sal?y^y all d?
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28, 1913.
BMAR
5 the best March in our histoty.
up during the past year. We wa
alked of by everyone; the goal of s
continuing 'hrough tli
It will pay you to read carefulh
>ing in mind the fact that the pric
nomical in t-hf* 1 n r* rnn
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Goods Table Napkins J over styles
in stripe Large Hemmed Napkins, spe- i Dress and
25c cial dozen. .. ..$1.00 and $1.50 to $2.00
yard 15c Fine Linen Napkins, value $4.00 at . . .
ill colors, special at $3.25 Woman's
l^c Fine Laces at 5c were $1
l Linen. wr-> ....^ : it-:- si7.es nt
?,vc tlIC uiuuiiK inis inonin a ,x. \
ue, pink. bargain Lace table of Linen Women s
.. . . 2oc Torchon, Fine Venecians, slzes, at
gee, at^ Round Thread and Cluny i\
25c Laces, values up to 10c, spe- , *
nle, pink, ciai yar(j 5c blacks, 1
aiies, 20c W- L. Douglas Shoes and Ox- Mens ai
>t'.15c fords Men's new
We are exclusive agents for
anens this well known and most re- boys new
)n Linen. liable Shoes. Our spring Qx10c
fords in lace and button are Joh
t now ready for ypirf' inspec- $i qo IIat<
19c, 25c tion- They cotHein Russia at
ash, 'oys- .n/al calf> Patent $1.50 Hat's
d. .. .25c kld and vitTi, at at . . .,
/ $2.75, $3.50, $4.00 __ ,
terial W. 1^-'' Douglas Oxfords for ,en,s ?
is, fancy b^ys and young men, tans and Men s tine
10c /blacks, at $3.00 ,lue 't]
in Swiss, Carroll, Adams & Co. Oxfords Suits at
aii/Voif Shoes lor nien and boys, de- Men's $10
' ,o,/: pendable quality at nonular i sted Sui
-a-"/2c prices. Men's Shoes and Oxi,
cream fords at ....$2.00 and $2.50 Men's new
>red bor- jj0yS? shoes and Oxfords at semere an
' oo $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 ues at
ir....39c 5
ir 59c Values in Domestics
Yard-wide 10c Bleaching, spe- suits ai
cial 8 l-.lc c>'c (r
.11 shades 40-Inch Sea Island, 16 yards f
for $1.(10 R
Ik, neat Extra good Cheviot Shirting, J ' '
e at 79c yard 10C B?ys' Fu"
inches Cotton and Linen Towels
..60c Special values at Men
es, guar- 5c, 10c, 15c up to 25c q0 Best
-18c Men's and Boys' Shirts alls at .
;.,iu One lot good 50c Dress Shirts, Rqp_?;_
lals?, . , to close at :19c . ,
qu Men's 60c Dress Shirts, fast | v *.00 Rug*
n'a^b0 colors, full sizes and well |
made, special 48c *?L,-UU
... .y?c $1 00 Ljon Brand Dress Shirts, n
,e in splendid dark styles, for $4.50 Ru&:
... .?>.ic office or store, special each 69c ~
sk, spe- ^ $2.00 Rugt
....48c Shoe Counter
ask, spe- We have made up bargain $2.50 Rug:
25c shoe counter of some carried
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nt to see our
hrewd buyers
10 Month
/ these prices
es here quot\\K
IN MAHCH
> in men's and ladies'.
Work Shoes, $1.50
, mostly small sizes,
$1.00
Kid Blucher and Bal
.50 and $1.75, small
$1.00
$1.25 Shoes, small
75c
"Keith's" $3.50 and
Dxfords, tans and
to close , , , ,, ,$1.98
[\d Boys' New Hats
spring shapes
0, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00
shapes, at
$1.00 and $1.50
> Hat Counter.
5, carried over styles,
69c
5, carried over styles,
y?c
ind Boys' Clothing
Blue Serge Suits,
L6.50, special .$12.75
.00, $16.50 Worsted
$11.75
.00, and $12.50 Worits,
Carried over, at
$7.48
spring Pants in Casd
Worsted, good val!5,
$3.00, $3.50, $5.00
0 and $8.50 Hercules
t $6.00
0 and $6.00 Hercules
$4.75
iper Suits, at
$2.25 and $3.00
Blouse Pants, at
75c, $1.00 and $1.50
's Best Overalls
made full cut Over
79c
1 Sale in Fine Rugs
?, 36x72-inch, to close
$2.98
?, 36x72-inch, to close
A Art
i, 36x72-inch, to close
$3.48
?, 27x54-inch, to close,
$1.48
3, 27x54-inch, to close
$1.98
ou j?et ready to buy
that
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write TW and let us
>uurices. We sell all
fstandar.l Goods that
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