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I i CHINESE REPUBUC" RECOGNIZED BY U.S. fo - 3 spring has Phut Government to Give Them t\1p'h "f ') c'! Welcome Into the Family of Na- ^ ?*CJ lions. A Uuique Situation. . lziug prooal Washington, May 3.?The new gald, recurr Chinese republic was formally April, 1 recognized yesterday by the United blend of te States. Charge Williams, at Pek- sure, ever ] ing, cabled that he had delivered ping by anc the formal recognition as he was last, lets in authorized to do upon complete or- the divine f ganlzatlon of the new government, mertide tha * j This government's action has of May. * Wrouted an interesting international Strange ^?ntuation. It brings to the point the teasing us i Intentions of tho live other powers, in all her v parties to the six-power loan nego- so much sui tiation, from which the United ly of variet States recently withdrew, announc- our pulses 1 ing its purpose to recognize China as before a * and urging the others to do so. It mere instim is known that some of them at least and merrier required more than a mere organ- feels at his lzation of the national legislature that warms and that they originally were dis- rejoices as posed to wait Installation of a con- remembers stltutlonal President. On the other that he, of hand, the recent action of Yuan tlon the fre< Shi Kai in concluding a loan for looks alone $125,000,000 with the five-power God. group is expected to prove a power- And the i iui incentive to those governments moral from to support Yuan Shi Kai by joining ble of rebir in China's recognition. more assure The formal recognition of the iand the life United States "was extended when ' Modern t Charge Williams delivered to Pres- sider a miri ident Yuan Shi Kai the following lation of nal message from President Wilson: at first unb MESSAGE FROM WILSON. nature's lari "The government and people of with all it ii the (United States of America, hav- cle, indeed, ing abundantly testified their sym- time. Who, pathy with the people of China upon put credenc their assumption of the attributes dry earth to and powers of self-government, shoots, or h deem it opportune at this time, urge wheref when the representative national as- the trees i sembly has met to discharge the blossoms fil high duty of setting the seal of full ranee? But accomplishment upon the aspira- and we com tions of the Chinese people, that I splendid rea extend, in the name of my govern- ter sleep, ai ment and of my countrymen, a tively into t greeting of welcome to the new "The Son ol China thus entering into the family The voice of nations. he corneth, "In taking this step I entertain tains, skippl the confident hope and expectation My belovi that in perfecting a republican form young hare; , of government, tho Chinese nation hind our w will attain to the highest degree of the windo development and well-being and through the that under the new rule all the es- ' My belovi tablished obligations of China which me: Rise u] pass to the provisional government and come a\ will in turn pass to and be observed For, lo, l by the government established by rain is over the assembly." The flowe REPLY OF YUAN SHI KAI. the time of President Yuan Shi Kai's response come and tl was as follows: ' heard in ou "In the name of the republic of The fig China I thank you most heartily for green figs, the message of greeting. The ex- tender gra pression of greeting and welcome Arise, niy 1 which it conveys at once testifies to come away.the American spirit of mutual help fulness and adds another brilliant MEXICO page to the history of 70 years of uninterrupted friendly intercourse between China and the United '^^gtates. General Din s "Though unfamiliar with the re- ing Can?l publican form of government the De la lia Chinese people are yet fully convinc- the Race ed of the soundness of the principles Washlngt which underlies it and which is so for Presidei luminously represented by your ducted Octc glorious commonwealth. The sole Government aim of the government which they to the Mexi have established therefore nnH ? ?- ?f ???M A lie I r|MM I will be to preserve this form of upon at a c government and to perfect its work- visional P lQK8 " Felix Diaz, ?? entatlves of Courageous Mr. Hand. aes of Cong South Carolina is to be congrat- General ulated on having a high school in- the leading apector who is intelligent and cour- idency. Mai ageous enough to teli the truth General Hu about educational conditions in race, De la that state. It is becoming more and Affairs more obvious, he says, that South errnent, a!s Carolina "should do something to Probably protflVt her citizens against impo- ('ra' party, sitions, if not fraud, at the hands of (,ant Madei / the educational institutions it es- the race i ^ tabllshes or charters." Mr. Hand Peace has does not make this assertion as a ev<*nt of pe doctrinaire. He fully recognizes 118 almost < the neceslty of the small and poor- Gomez, win ly-equipped high school. But he elected at protests vigorously against the at- al ?an kuis tempt of ?'a two-teacher high became a c school with no equipment whatever Report f * * * to make its patrons believe 8,'ggest Go its diploma is the equivalent of that of the pres from a six-teacher sehol with good Mexico, as equipment." There is need. he though h< coucludes, of a label for such insti- Gal ambltic tutlons. He has something to say ? about the "collegette," which, half A Toast college and half high school, poses Here's as a college. The responsibility Who r for what can be called by no gent- Who v ler name than educational dishon- Who fc esty he lays upon the people in Who 1 general, and, more specifically. Who \ upon school teachers and officers. Who h and colleges and universities. His (No m words deserve to bo taken to heart Who c by that growing proportion of men Who < ft Vftff U' A m o n In I. In a i A. ? ?- ?. "uu.rii ?ii ma tuiiwiuutMity wno ?* ny * are not afraid to look their educa- Who r tlonal short-comings in the fare. Who t Who 1 When re (Quinine Comes. That J Thirty yearR ago the principal supply of quinine caine from the western coast of South America, al- The man w though a small amount was obtained almost a from India and Ceylon. The aver- , who dosen' age quinine contents of tlie cin- | choi a bark is from two to three per I j,'or t|Mj cent. Better methods of handling J . the bark, however, have resulted in ' recent years of yields of from 5.5 WOITW'n to 17 per cent. j fu" c. In Amsterdam months sales of | quinine are held. Java, which was j(!'.?.if scarcely in the market at first, now ' 1 . sends from 35 to 70 tons of quinine T, . .. . ' sulphate each month to the Dutch Jo w market. Theso enormous increases .. , ... in production have lowered the tor"'jyj y price considerably.- Harper's Week f ^ I Klfta. I car ' - Plies Cured In <? to 14 Days self'and ^ec Yotir dniKtfi*t will refund money if PAZO m-ikc in vo OINTMKNT (nils to cure any rn-e of Itching, t1 nrt P Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile* in6 to 14 day*. **' The fir?t application gives Kase aud Rest. 50c * 'Utrmacy i TI CLE CALLED 8P1UXG. j A I A Kan p Kye? Dilate as Before who has of I^Kerdcrinain. professioi tice man's imagination woes anc resslon in literature, recently < been limited in the tig- bark upo quette. And small won- but he hi laim, as we are compell- and ado[ in to endure the tantal- regulatioi ion which ushers in the declares 1 ent miracle. followed switching, maddening over the ars and laughter, never uncertain promiseful, comes trip- prosperou I with a blithe bow at ''Keep the scented magic and marriage, oretaste of the full sum- "Bring t goes under the name occasions "The li it is, too, how spring, erally or thus yearly, and known tance me andidate. Farmer, rom Mexico City also vernor Carranza, leader ONK ent rebellion in northern a presidential possibility He sells > has disclaimed presiden- Whate ?n. And he s ? di to the Stone Age Ciirl. There'i to the girl When h< ose with the morn, forked all day, And tli :new no pay, While tl lad no hat, vore no rat, '8 "aCl lad no clothes lisery from those.) *e sells ould not read, lid not write, And t new no "bridge," w nade no bills, ' ook no tips, Ci ived in the cave ^ol 'ack made. . , . 8e ?Life. And hp _ sc As soc lio agrees with everybody por j,t, s unpopular as the man ,j, t agree with anybody. And i pi i Weak and Nervous. ^ ^ , weak, nervous men and 11 ?ld feel ambitious ener- A , , , >f life and always have a te, if they would do the Tiif.ii-' liiiin- fnr I.,...ui. ??-?>? ? : But his tern. Nothing better for f0 oh, liver or kidneys. An(, hi say they owe their lives jjow> hor onderful home remedy. flj linevault, of Vestal (.en- Are Y says: "1 regard Electric ?porton one of the greatest of side. ? never forget what it has I ?e." (let a bottle your- 0ures old 1 > what a difference it will t< ur health. Only 50c and ^ cnrrd commended by Lancaster , |.or.frs a md Standard Drug Co. i'?ta and n mys, can yet Keep back I happiness -prise and offer so great- If othe y that her coming bids tell your jeat and our eyes dilate "Never bit of legerdemain. The less busii ctive boy turns livelier "Food ; the gaffer in the sun little witl withered heart a touch if a man like wine. The farmer lugs and he sows his seed, and proper ai Ben Franklin's word We ha all men, has an occupa- practice < sst and noblest, since he man can to nature and nature's woman, o commend nen of religion points a matrimon the season by the parath, and speaks with the (Jetting \ ince of the resurrection Medic Ws ha hought inclines to con- woman w icle not so much a vio- ing the v Lure's laws as a new and ness beca elievable revelation of took a i ?er powers. And spring, got wel inplles, would be a mlra- treated h were it seen for the first good resi without seeing it, would This is e in the stirring of the argument give forth tender, green iclne fak lave faith in the vital man is si rom the sap runs up in icine. and a shower of apple Conseque Is all the air with frag- ent mec t we behold it annually, well beca e to trust this sweet and On the .wakening after the win- well in s nd our joy falls instinc- Take t he matchless rhythm of usually f f Songs." before he of my beloved- Behold, are ninet leaping upon the moun- one deatl Ing upon the hills. drugs of ed is like a roe or a would be behold, he standeth be- recoveries all, he looketh forth at ly the pa ws, showing himself on this tl lattice. case of i ed spake, and said unto nine chai p, my love, my fair one, person w ??7. the patiei the winter is past, the he took 1 and gone. cured hii trs appear on the earth; Charles ) the singing of birls is time ago tie voice of the turtle is fallacy is r land! thing ha; tree putteth forth her therefore and the vines with the ond. A i .pe give a good smell, had a vc ove, my fair one, and Prof. Ma ?The Bellman. tatoes at reading s LN ELECTION I will cure ON OCTOBER 26 is sick hi unless ni iz Expected to be Ijead- its effort! idatc While Huerta and he uses rra Will Probably be in probably will take on, May 3.?Election than the it of Mexico will be con- know wl: ?ber 26 by tho Huerta of the pa according to advices it. The can embassy here today nostrums said the date was agreed have ver inference between Prov- another, resident Huerta, Gen. nautre v the cabinet, and repres- how and all parties in both hou- just said, ;ress. patent m Diaz is expected to be give reli candidate for the pres- usually ( uy people believe, that ky or so lerta also will enter the else, as ii Barra, minister for for- icines, h i, in the Provisional Gov- the hear 0 might be a candidate, that the no adheren of the Lib- headache of which the late Presi- disease, o was leader will enter As the inless in the meantime are goin been restored. In the urns." ' ace, it is regarded here preparati pertain that Dr. Kmillo are scarf a claimed to have been and the the general convention whole i 1 Potosl, a year ago, will fakers s IK LANCASTER NEWS, Mi Matrimonial Chart. 1 OX saa City divorce proctor.! had much experience in a Fresh air 1 lal way with wedded Aa " I domestic difficulties, has It>8 food ,fo ventured to launch his own And it's u the sea of matrimony, There's bee as duly weighed his course Far back >ted a chart of rules and ^ conies an is by which to steer it. He *n ^une that if all married couples ^n(] a' these rules their voyage UP 11 aforesaid treacherous and a''' sea would ho mnnnth ami That s fr is. Here are his rules: up the courtship after Sunshine is As alway home flowers and candv morn Ily. ' nigh if tie tilings which are gen- . 1 nsidered of slight impor- 11 pay8 n.? an much to a woman's When it i. 1 o spread r women adore you, do not ^ health wife. there a leave your wife alone un- AITo sllut less compels your absence. and clothing count for Marked, l the right kind or woman, Kobertus is considerate or her feel- ~ wishes and displays the J ^' nount of affection." ? ve no doubt that by the dear t of these few precepts any subs keep the love of a good Who Pay nee he has won It, and we Wlwv , * them to all candidates for ays d y-?Columbia Record. , . " H' And cast: Veil Because of the Patent ine, or in Spite of It? He never , ve a letter from a good affoi ho objects to our denounc- I'm gettl .'hole patent medicine bnsi- than use her husband was sick, But always latent medicine, and soon pie i 1, although a doctor had The fact im before without apparent a n< llts. a good illustration of the How welco , on which the patent med- reac ers rest their claims. A How it ck. He took a patent med- how it Afterwards he got well. We outwai ntly?they say?the pat- wan licine cured him; he got The stea use of the patent medicine. in a i contrary, he probably got pite of it. ? his simple fact: A man THE Gil ;et8 sick ninety-nine times i dies; that is to say, there Moth and :y-ine cases of sickness to scar l. Even if no medicine or Over the p any kind were used, there Face that < ninety-nine times as many Fairest in 3 as deaths. Consequent- Out of the itent medicine fakers work graj heory; that with any given Whose is sickness there are ninety- j Oh? ices in a hundred that the I Only a girl ill eet well nnrl fhon *Ko? I lit will reason that because Perfume I the medicine, the medicine clin; n. We believe it was Dr. Ob, what Af. Eliot, who said some brin that the great American Odors of J the belief that because one air; ppens after another thing. Breath of the first caused the sec- hair man might as well say, "1 Great roun irv bad headache but read erin ssey's article on sweet po- Wafted up id got well. Therefore, Moon that in article on sweet potatoes thoi 1 the headache." Silvered tl his fact in mind; If a man core a usually gets well anyhow, iture is interfered with in Put it s to get straight again. If The a patent medicine, he will My pa get ewll anyhow; but it Froi ) more medical knowledge The eyes tl average man possesses to that tether he got well because Belong to tent medicine or in spite of AB? truth is that most of the are compounded so as to Put It y little effect one way or * Wl the presumption being that Whet! vill effect a recovery any- *8 ' the medicine, as we have Whether tl , will get the credit. Those Srcr lediclnes that do appear to ?ver the * ef more or less quickly * contain morphine or whis- ? me habit-forming drug; or l.'n ii the case of headache med- Flics m ave a ruinous effect upon Flies do t so that the net effect is Flies ar man swaps a mild case of Flies br for a bad case of heart Flies ca << w Flies do i small boys would say, we Flies fin g to "stick by our stick- eat There may be a few good ' pues HI) B11Q ill thn hnnnh K?? f - ease. er than four-leafed clover; Flies ki only safe rule Is to let the COuntry e\ ?ang of patent medicine Flies ca everely alone.?l*rogresslv< hairy legs Flies c $500,000,0 KIM) OF A FARMER. FlleH an 7"^ 7 .v. , iority of ( the whole of the apple crop gx ver the price may be; ells his milk to the last lone rop. ni s none for the family. R1 > kills a pig he sells that, >o, te same with a beef or lamb. he family fare the whole 1 h<*re < an mr through KeJ, on and spuds and ham. the eggs that his hens may Results y ^ he chickens themselves as doul e,,? The te ?ays, "There ain't no farm ... in pay citizen i eat what you've got to /jan ?)e >11;" takes his children out of What be hool in as the law'll allow, W. S. says the teacher's a "gol- builder, E >rn fool, says: "M ie's "needing the kids to . low." and my ' The kidne; is weary and bent and sad ularly and he labor that the has done, ,, supply , children have never known , had lfrom Cra rightful portion of fun, ftn<' cattle are fine and big and lieve me. J*', ii . 11 normal < . u wi nun nil- <111(1 irilll, e is the question, plain and a<'"OH ,,avf *t: ( "When Oi in a class with him? member tl Braiey, in Farm and Fire- ask for ft ___ tinetly for Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. sal"?' 'hat n?? s, no mutter of how lon^ stnndin?, remedy bil t>v the wonderful, old it-liable I>r. fjrtc -it nil nti?ept'C It' tlintf oil. It relieves [? a' '.t the same time. 25c,S0c, fl.tt CO., Props \y o, mx TilK TIlKK LIST. s 011 the free list, i been from the stc >r all the tissues, fuel for the heart; n no tax on ozone ; as I remember; id goes where'er it as In December, las! full many folk l solid wall mittance of the air ee for each and all on the free list, t 's from the first, when, out of t. refulgence brust; tariff duties enters from the e) for all America ful, wholesome fea ire many persons v. it out are prone its twin medicini "Passed, U. S. Ozoi Eove, in New Yorl 'E.-IDY Kl'BSCRIIR 0 our hearts is the criber, s in advance at the ach year, own the money am ulte gladly, s 'rouno the office ; heer. says: "Stop it, I < d it, ng more magazine 1 I read; says, "Send it; ou all like it? is we think it a he sed." ime his check wl hes our sanctum, makes our pulse makes our heart i rdly thank him, > ily bless him? idy subscriber wht dvance. ?Edenburg Sent U, I USED TO KN< mice and the yeari red icture. Face all ma once was a dream all the world to m past, where the s r8, the face in the pi I that I used to kn raint round the ] gs; legion of though gs! Spring in the May the rose in her cl d moon from the g trees by the soft night br haloed the sweet 'n, le dew on the r i. away! day Is strange; th has strayed m the old life's ran hat laugh and the . glow the world of the i away! ould forget ler the past iving yet! lie bloom and the A" ;lrl that I used to Chicago Record-Hei icts Alxnit Flies, ake milk impure, i nothing but hari e wholesale murd ing summer compl use epidemics of t not belong in this d nothing too fi read the hookwor II 100,000 people rery year. rry death about 01 and wings, ost the United 00 annually. a responsible for t! tenths among chili :SULTS TELL be No Doubt A1h uilts in Lancaster. tell the tale, it is removed, stimony of a La easily investigated. >tter proof can bo 1 Langley, contracto lm St., Lancaster, y back ached in kidneys were dlso y secretions passed 1 were unnatural, af Doan's Kidney wford llros.' Drug not take them long My kidneys are 1 condition. The pal left me." Your Hack is Lam le Name." Don't kidney remedy?a Doan's Kidney 1MI *>ir. i,angir>y na eked by homo t?tri? Btoros. Fostor-J buffalo, W. V. irt> :8\* yy TV blows, M I^A Wo ? SPRIN steady i . birth The pleasure i does jawn every mc a halo . is perpetually sannot i is a simple m s now r r peo- diture at our 5 lp and ,lon u This means a throb, . , I. dance! WlthOUt dlSCOT ve in, pays Cheap hose v kinks will soo ow means needle: rred?? OURSPRIN to see, Ldow made, either c icture? ized material. ow! in the season picture summer. its it nig in linging :r LANCAST . hawustling - ^ cheeks Schedules Southern Ri Premier Carrier of the ? Long n. 3?Schedule figures j as Information only and guaranteed. Effective Sept. ' Dally departure from Li No. 113?10:05 a. m. f< 11111 and way stations, myrtle No. 118?8:31 a. m. for Columbia and way stations know! No. 114?2:00 p. m. for raid. Columbia, Charleston and tlons. No. 117?7:48 p. m. f< Hill, Yorkvllle and way tatl Charlotte, Washington, Phi p' and New York. nint "" E- McGee, P. O. P. A lisease bla' S' C': W- H Caffey. ' town! Charleston, S. C. Ithy to Notice of Discharge m dlt* Notice is hereby given In this undersigned Guardian of 1 ' lor will on the 30th day their 1913, make its final re Guardian and apply to the States Court of Lancaster count final discharge, he m, LANCASTER SAVINGS R Ire,, TRUST COMPANY Ry John Crawford, Guard notice or Election. Whereas one-third of th< and one-third of the free-h< siding in the Caston school >ut the No- 32. have petitioned th Hoard of Education to election to determine wh< not an additional tax of t mills shall be levied on and personal property in sa district No. 3 2 for school We hereby order the tr ncaster said district No. 32 to h< election at Caston school Saturday, May 10th, 1013, election only such electors real or personal property h{l(1 tion and who exhibits thei r and cetPt8 and registration c< 4 shall be allowed to vote ? vy., snall open and close as in tensely eral elections, rdered. A. C. ROWE irree. " E- COFF1 ' K J II. IIAMI I got County Hoard of Edu Pills ? EGGS FOR'HAK " u in from the best laying strain ns and W. Leghorns obtainable, $ e?Re- $1.50 per 16; $3.00 per 5 simply dis por Satisfaction gu lis, the Agents for Mandy Lee Ineu 4llburn Cunningham Fj Route 4. Phoi 7 - - - _ || | ??' hlin^SANS in having a cool, fresh >rning and evening, that green, rain or no rain, atter, by a slight expen>tore. l cool, pleasant evening nfort from heat and dust, vill kink, an dfch ose that n break and leak, which ss trouble and expense. KLING CANS are well >f heavy tin or of galvan~4. -.1 1 vjci mcse mings early and have a nice lawn all ER HARDWARE ;OMPANY^= lilway. Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co. loath. Schedule In Effect March 3rd 1912. jubllehed Eastern Time, are not WESTBOUND 15, 1912. Uv. uancaster 6:00a?i-SKn unc&ster: Lv. Fort Lawn 6:30a?4:08p n/V(.fc Lv. Richburg 6:55a?4:43p jr kock ar chebter 7:30a?6:20p Camden, EASTBGUND Lv. Chester 9:30a?6:45p Lv* Richburg .. . .10:20a?7:26p Camden, Ly Bascomville. . ..10:30a?7:35p way sta- Iv Fort Lawn ..n:00a?7:60p Ar. Lancaster 11:30a?8:16p >r Rock Connections?Chester, with Southons. Also i ern> Seaboard and Carolina it ladelphla Northwestern Railways. Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air ., Colum- Line Railway. D. P. A., Lancaster, with Southern Railway. A. P. McLURE, Supt. I i. Notice of Discharge. that the Notice Is hereby given that the Vda Tay- undersigned Guardian of Benjamin of May, F. C'atoe will on the 30th day of turn as May, 1913, make its final returns as i Probate Guardian and apply to the Probate y for a Court of Lancaster county for a final discharge. ANK & | LANCASTER SAVINGS tianv A j TRUST COMPANY, " "* lan, Sec. Hy John Crawford, Guardian, Sec. Annual Reunion United Confederate > ninMnr. Vterans, Chattanooga, Tenn., ,Hira rp! May 27-20, 1013, Usual Very Ix>w i ?Hft Round Trip Fares Via. Southern rv. Raiway?Premier Carrier of the e County ^uthf order an ither or Tickets on sale May 24, 25, 26, 27 hree (3) land 28, with final return limit Juno all real 5th, 1913. Final limit may be exid school tended to June 2 5th by personally purposes, depositing tickets at Chattanooga on ustees of or before June 5th upon payment of old said fee of flftv cont? house on Attractive side trip excursion at which fares from Chattanooga May 27 to as return 31 inclusive, with final limit June for taxa- 23, 1913. r tax re- Excellent schedules and train serirtlflcates vice via Southern Railway. Polls For full information aa to rates, all gen- etc., apply to local tiek?t address, LL, W. II. CAFFF.Y, 5Y, Division Pasenger Agent, SL, Charleston, 8. C. cation. W. L. McOER, Asst. Gen. Passenger Agent, Columbia, 8. C. JUNO! of a. c Money to Loan. 1.00 and j am prepared, as heretofore, to >0- lf> 00 n(,gotiuto loans of $300.00 and np' ward on first mortgage on improved arantecd. cotton farms In Ijaneaster County i long time, repayable In ntinQfe bators. Installments at 7 per cent. Interest on sums of $1,000.00 ami over. N? commissions charged Only a reasonable fee for furnishing abst-aet of title. R. E. WYLIE. 1C 179-2 6 mos. Atty at Law.