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II CHINESE REPUBLIC RECOGNIZED BY U.S.,.?/ spring h First Government to Give Them : Welcome Into the Family of Nations. A Uuique Situation. izing pre Washington, May 3.?The new gald, rec Chinese republic was formally April, recognized yesterday by the United blend of States. Charge Williams, at Pek- sure, ev? ing. cabled that he had rlnllvaroH ?... vy the formal recognition as he was last, lets authorized to do upon complete or- the divin ganlzation of the new government, mertide * v This government's action has of May. Throated an interesting international Strang ^^Tdtuation. It brings to the point the teasing i Intentions of the live other powers, in all ho parties to the six-power loan nego- so much tiation, from which the United ly of va States recently withdrew, announc- our pulsi ing its purpose to recognize China as befon l* and urging the others to do so. It mere ins is known that some of them at least and mer required more than a mere organ- feels at ization of the national legislature that war and that they originally were dis- rejoices posed to wait installation of a con- remembc stltutional President. On the other that he, hand, the recent action of Yuan|tlon the Shi Kai in concluding a loan for looks ale $126,000,000 with the five-power God. group is ?xj>ected to prove a power- And tl ful Incentive to those governments moral fr< to support Yuan Shi Kal by joining ble of rc in China's recognition. more ass The formal recognition of the iJind the ] United States was extended when Moderi Charge Williams delivered to Pres- sider a i ldent Yuan Shi Kai the following lation of message from President Wilson: at first muisSAUK f'KOM WILSON. nature's "The government and people of with all i "the (United Slates of America, hav- cle, inde< lng abundantly .testified their sym- time. W1 pathy with the people of China upon put cred* their assumption of the attributes dry eartli and powers of self-government, shoots, o deem it opportune at this time, urge wh< when the representative national as- the trees sembly has met to discharge the blossoms high duty of setting the seal of full ranee? accomplishment upon the aspira- and we c lions of the Chinese people, that I splendid extend, in the name of my govern- ter sleep ment and of nay countrymen, a tively in! i greeting of welcome to the new "The Sor China thus entering into the family The vc of nations. he comet "In taking this step I entertain tains, ski the confident hope and expectation My be that in perfecting a republican form young ha > of government, the Chinese nation hind our * will attain *.o the highest degree of the wii; development and well-being and through that under the new rule all the es- * My be tablished obligations of China which me: Rise pass to the provisional government and conn will in turn pass to and be observed For, 1< by the government established by rain is o the assembly." The flc REPLY OF YUAN SHI KAI. the time President Yuan Shi Kai's response come an< was as follows: ' heard in "In the name of the republic of The fl| China I thank you most heartily for green fig the message of greeting. The ex- tender pression of greeting and welcome Arise, m which it conveys at once testifies to come aw the American spirit of mutual helpfulness and adds another brilliant MEXI page to the history of 70 years of uninteirupted friendly intercourse A between China and the United ^witatea. General "Though unfamiliar with the re- 'ng Cf publican form of government the T>? Chinese people are yet fully con vine- the Rj ed of the soundness of the principles Washii which underlies it and which is so for Presi luminously represented by your ducted C glorious commonwealth. The sole Governm aim of the government which they to the M have established therefore, is and The repo will be to preserve this form of upon at government and to perfect its work- visional Ings." Felix Dh entatives Courageous Mr. Hand. ses of C< South Carolina is to be congrat- Generi ulated on having a high school in- the leadl apector who is intelligent and cour- idency. ] ageous enough to tell the truth General about educational conditions in ra^e? P? |?.um siHie. ii is necoming more and ''Kin aiii more obvious, he says, that South ?rment, Carolina "should do something to I'robal protect her citizens against impo- ora' pari sitions, if not fraud, at the hands of dsnt Ma / the educational institutions it es- nice / ^ tablishcs or charters." Mr. Hand Pear? ' does not make thiH assertion as a eve,R of doctrinaire. He fully recognizes 118 almos the necesity of the small and poor- tiomez, i ly-equipped high school. But he el?ct?d * protests vigorously against the at- at ^an ' tempt of "a two-teacher high '< school witli no equipment whatever Report to make its patrons believe suggest Its diploma is the equivalent of that ?' M,e ^ from a six-teaclier schol with good Mexico, equipment." There is need. he aR'lough coucludes, of a label for such insti- am^ tutions. He has something to say about the "collegette," which, half college and half high school, poses Her as a college. The responsibility Whc for what can be called by no gent- Wh< ler name than educational dishoti- Wh< esty he lays upon the people in Wh( general, and, more specifically, Win upon school teachers and officers. Whc and colleges and universities. His (No words deserve to be taken to heart Whc by that growing proportion of men Whc and women in his constituency who Whc are not afraid to look their educa- Whc tional short-comings in the face. Whc ? Whc When re (Quinine Comes. Tha Thirty years ago the principal supply of quinine came? from the western coast of South America, al- The man though a small amount was obtained'almost from India and Ceylon. The aver- who dos quinine contents of the cin- | chona bark Is from two to three per | j,*Mr , cent. Better methods of handling the bark, however, have resulted in i rired-c recent years of yields of from 5.5 wo en \ to 17 per cent. , In Amsterdam months sales of i *??' . aPI quinine are hold. Java, which wbh \? Hcareely in the market at first, now J > f 1 ' sends from 35 to 70 tons of quinine s ? sulphate aeli month to the Dutch . /'Vj i "" market. Theso enormous increases ^ 1 ( in production hate lowered the jr>r xj 'y price considerably.?Harper's Week- jj|t*totb a i ^ 1 Kifts. 11 J ' Plies Cured In 6 to 1 4 Days ' Your rtniKKi^t \*ill refund money if PAZO jnake in OINTMI'.NT fnlls to cure any ca?e of Itching. 1 , Blind, Weedingor Protruding Plies infi to 14dava. The firat application gives )J.?se and kest. Soc. * narmac, lik. THE LAIS IKACIjK CAIiLEI> SPRING.! a Matriuioui i ^ Kqiisss city i One Eyes Dilate as Before who has had much Hit of LeKerdernialn. professional way since man's imagination woes and domestic expression in literature, recently ventured to as been limited in the fig- bark upon the set i coquette. And small won- but he has duly we exclaim, as we are compell- and adopted a cha again to endure the tantal- regulations by whicli ibation which ushers in the declares that if all urrent miracle. followed these rul bewitching, maddening over the aforesaid tears and laughter, never uncertain sea would 3r promiseful, comes trip- prosperous. Here a and with a blithe bow at "Keep up the < in the scented magic and marriage, e foretaste of the full sum- "Bring home flo^ that goes under the name occasionally. "The little things e it is, too, how spring, erally ocnsidered n is thus yearly, and known tance mean much r ways, can yet keep back happiness, surprise and offer so great- If other women a< rlety that her coining bids tell your wife. L's beat and our eyes dilate "Never leave youi 5 a bit of legerdemain. The less business compe itinctive boy turns livelier "Food and clotl rier; the gaffer in the sun little with the right his withered heart a touch if a man is consldei ms like wine. The farmer ings and wishes ai as he sows his seed, and proper amount of a rs Ben Franklin's word We have no doul of all men, has an occupa- practice of these fe freest and noblest, since he man can keep the me to nature and nature's woman, once he has commend them to al le men of religion points a matrimony.?Columl 5m the senson by the para ibirth, and speaks with the Ciettinff Well Itecauf turance of the resurrection Medicine, or in life. Ws have a lette 1 thought incliues to con- woman who objects niracle not so much a vio- ing the whole paten nature's laws as a new and ness because her hu unbelievable revelation of took a patent med larger powers. And spring, got well, although it implies, would be a mira- treated him before \ id, were it seen for the first good results. io, without seeing it, would This is a good ill ence in the stirring of the argument on which i to give forth tender, green icine fakers rest t r have faith in the vital man is sick. He toe ?rr f rnm Hin on.. J? * * wv- una u|j in icine. Afterwards i and a shower of apple Consequently?they fills all the air with frag- ent medicine cure* But we behold It annually, well because of the orne to trust this sweet and On the contrary, reawakening after the win- well in spite of it. , and our joy falls instinc- Take this simple .o the matchless rhythm of usually gets sick n i of Songs." before he dies; that >ice of my beloved- Behold, are ninety-ine cases h, leaping upon the moun- one death. Even if Ipping upon the hills. drugs of any kind > loved is like a roe or a would be ninety-nin< ire; behold, he standeth be- recoveries as death wall, he looketh forth at ly the patent medic ulows, showing himself on this theory; that the lattice. case of sickness tb loved spake, and said unto nine chances in a h i up, my love, my fair one, person will get well i away. the patient will reai >, the winter is past, the he took the medicir ver and gone. cured him. We be >wers appear on the earth; Charles W. Eliot, of the singing of birls is time ago that the 1 the voice of the turtle Is fallacy is the belief our land! thing happens aftei (5 tree putteth forth her therefore the first ;s, and the vines with the ond. A man might grape give a good smell, had a very bad hei y love, my fair one, and Prof. Massey's artic ay.?The Bellman. tatoes and got v reading an article o CAN ELECTION ?">' cur?'h5 ?h,e"dl _ __ Keep this fact in ON OCTOBER 26 t* ?irk h? ??" "? ? unless nature is lni Diaz Expected to be I^ad- Its efforts to get sti indidate While Huerta and he uses a patent n Hurra Will Probably be in probably get ewll %ce- will take more me ngton, May 3.?Election than the average n dent of Mexico will be con- know whether he f tctober 26 by the Huerta of the patent medlci ent, according to advices it. The truth is tl Mexican embassy here today nostrums are comp< rt said the date was agreed have very little eff? a conference between Prov- another, the presutn President Huerta, Gen. nautre will effect iz, the cabinet, and repres- how and the medic of all parties in both hou- just said, will get tl ingress. patent medicines th il Diaz is expected to be give relief more < Ing candidate for the pres- usually contain mo Viuny people believe, that ky or some habit-f< Huerta also will enter the else, as in the case c la Harra, minister for for- icines, have a ruin ilrs, in the Provisional Gov- the heart so that 1 also might be a candidate, that the man swap: jly no adheren of the Lib- headache for a ba :y, of which the late Presi- disease, dero was leader will enter As the small boy unless in the meantime are going to "stic IflS ln?f?n rootnrn/1 T99 rr" .v?w>v<i. hi im: uuin i ncre may peace, it is regarded here preparations in the it certain that I)r. Hmillo are scarcer than fo who claimed to have been and the only safe r it the general convention whole gang of \ ,uis Potosi, a year ago, will fakers severely alo a candidate. Farmer. t from Mexico City also Governor Carranza, leader ONK KIND OF resent rebellion in northern as a presidential possibility He sells the whole < he has disclaimed presiden- Whatever the prl ition. And he sells his mil] ??- drop, ?.st to the Stone Age Girl. There's none for e's to the girl When he kills a p > rose with the morn, to?' > worked all day, And the same wit > knew no pay, While the family > had no hat. T ypar through > wore no rat, aacon and spu ) had no clothes " t, misery from those.) 8e"8 the eggs tl > could not read, . . lay' . , , > did not write, ^n(' chicken ) knew no "bridge," ? , we''? ? made no hills. For ho says- Thei > took no tips, can Pay ) lived In the cave ^OU|i w'ial t Jack made. . . . .. . ,,, And he takes his 1 Llfo, , . school As soon as the Is who agrees with everybody por he says tho t t as unpopular as the man durn fool," en't agree with anybody. A.wi <tuu in- n UUOUI . plow." tlio Weak and Nervous. >ut weak nervous men and "'^th'thl 7hZ7 tl vould feel ambitious, oner- ... i 12/ - i i?V. And 1118 children lu 1 of life and always* have a ? h ? .elite, If they would do the ThHr r,Khtfu, ]M n,V ? v,n. T.tl?~tafk<> But his cattle are 1 Hitters. Nothing better for j.)( mach, liver or kidneys. And his'horses ar is say thej owe their lives s , , t, wonderful home remedy. Uhinevault of Vestal Con- Arfl von ln a clj ., says: I regard Mectrlc _P()rton ,.raiey. in sone of the greatest of i sj,ie can never forget what it has | me." Clot a bottle your- ? n,. _ ... _ see what a difference it w ill Cures Old Sores, Other vour health. Only fiOc and The worst? iaee nomaUd Recommended by Lancaster 1 and Standard i)rug Co. j*aiunn>i n?a'- itth?tan fCASTER NEWS, MAY (>, !<)!:?. ?1 Chart. j ON THE Fit EE EIS'l divorce proctor. ? . , " ~ experience in a *resh a,f ,s on tho free ,,s with wedded As "as been from the i difficulties, has u'? f?od for all the tissues. launch his own And lt 8 fuel for tlie heai i nt m > trim on v There's been no tax on ozoii ighed his course , Far back as I remember rt of rules and 11 comes and goes where er I I fn otppr It He In June ?? December married couPres And yet, alas! full many fo es their voyage ut .up .a f.? walJ . treacherous and Ag? n8t. admitUnce of the t I be smooth and That 8 free for each and 8 re his rules: ? . , . , . . courtship after Sunshine is on the free lis' As always from the first. vers and candv Glad mor? when- out of night, which are gen- Tt lts ful1 refulgence brust; ,f slight impor- 11 pays n.?t Uxr {f daUeH ? to a woman's When 1 feuter? fArom ,the Io spread for all America , .. . A hunUhfi.l ...1.-1 ' .. .... ,? lIVMI-.MIIliK I uv/il* VUU, UU IlOt mr 4 .1 7 \ et there are many persons . To s,,ut ^ out are prone r wife alone un- A, lth ,ts t j me(iici Is your absence. Marked( "Passed. I!. S. O; ling count tor ?Robertus hove, in New Yc kind or woman, j }*er f??1" THE STEADY SUISSCR11 ad displays the ffectlon. How dear to our hearts is th t?t that by the subscriber. !W precepts any Who pays in advance at t love of a good of each year won it, and we iay8 down the money a 11 candidates for jt qURe gladly, >ia Record. And casts 'round the offic? ~m ? * * of cheer. ?e of the Patent Spite of It? He never says: "Stop it, I r from a good afford it, to our denounc- I'm getting more maga/ii t medicine busi- than I read; isband was sick. Rut always says, "Send it; ? icine, and soon pie all like it? a doctor had The fact is we think it a 1 vithout apparent a need." ustration of the How welcome his check the patent med- reaches our sanctum, heir claims. A How it makes our puis) >k a patent med- how it makes our heart he got well. We outwardly thank him, say?the pat- wardly bless him? i him; he got The steady subscriber w patent medicine. in advance, he probably got ?Edenburg Sei fact: A man THE GIKL. I USED TO K inety-nine times is to say, there Moth and mice and the yes i of sickness to scarred ? awoivura w? u>ci me piuiurc. r nee ail n vere used, there Face that once was a drean e times as many Fairest in all the world to 8. Consequent- Out of the past, where the ine fakers work grays, . with auy given Whose is the face in the tere are ninety- Oh? undred that the Only a girl that I used to 1 t. and then that ion that because Perfume faint round the ?e, the medicine clings; lieve it was Dr. Oh, what legion of tlioui who said some brings! great American Odors of Spring in the Ms that because one air; another thing, Breath of the rose in her caused the sec- hair, ns well say, "I Great round moon from th< idache but read ering trees :le on sweet po- Wafted up by the soft night 1 ^ell. Therefore, Moon that haloed the swe n sweet potatoes thorn, iche." Silvered the dew on the mind: If a man corn, fits well anyhow, terfered with in Put it away! aight again. If The day Is strange; ledicine, he will My path has strayed anyhow; but it From the old life's rs dical knowledge Tlle ey?s that laugh and th< lan possesses to that glow jot well because Belong to the world of tl ne or in spite of Ago! hat most of the ounded so as to Put 't away! jet one way or ' would forget iption being that Whether the past a recovery any- *8 living yet! ine, as we have Whether the bloom and thi le credit. Those grow at do appear to ?ver the Kirl that 1 U8ed 1 or less quickly ?Chicago Record-U rphine or whis orming drug; or Facts About Flies. >f headache med- Flies make milk impun lOUB upon Flies do nothing but ha the net effect is Flies are wholesale mui I a mild case Of Flies brine summer on mi a case or neart Flies cause epidemics of Flies do not belong in tli s would say. we Flies find nothing too k by our stick- eat be a few good Flies spread the hookwt bunch, but they ease ur-leafed clover; fjies kni ioo.OOO people ule is to let the country every year. >atent medicine Flies carry death about me. Progressiv? hairy legs and wings. Flies cost the United ; % $500,000,000 annually. A FARMER. Flies are responsible for "7 . . iority of deaths among clil >f the apple crop ^ Ice may be; ' k to the last lone the family. RESULTS TEL1 ig he sells that, h a beef or lamb. ~ ?. v. ? ... , fare the whole Tlure C?n be> No ,>oubt A 1 . Results in Uancastei ids and ham. lat his hens may Results tell the tale. s themselves as A!l doubt 18 amoved. The testimony of a L " aln't no ,i,rm citizen t you've got to ?an he easily investigate* children out of What better proof can be iw'll allow. W. S. Langley, contract eacher's a "gol- builder, Elm St., I-anrastei says; "My back ached i "g kids Jo an(j Jny kidneys were dif 1 The kidnev secretions n.'i?? nrl bent and sad ularly and were unnatural, at she has done, S11pj,iv ,,f l>oan's Kidne tve never known , ,, . , .. , from Crawford Bros. Dru irtlon of fun, ftI>d 'I did not take them loi lne and big and lieve me. My kidneys are a normal condition. The pi e sleek and trim, . . ....... ration, plain and ac,KH have lo,t m"' ' When Your Hack is Lai ass with him? member the Name." Don'i Kami and Fire- Jlsk for a kidney remedy tinctly for Doan's Kidney 1 emedles Won't Cut*. "ame that Mr 1 r of howlong standing, reniedj backed by home to rfut, old reliable l)r. J"??>c at all stores. Foster inpr Oil. It relieves t . v . x. .. .etlme. 25c.50c.$t.u Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. p. tAV |t blows, ?EK- *SPR e steady he birth The pleas nd does ]awn even 3 a halo is perpetu cannot i is a simp] :ies now r 3ur peo- diture at < ielp and when it T |_ ! ^ 1 his meai a throb, . . -, t dance! WltHOUt dl we inho pays Cheap ho itinel. kinks will NOW- means ne trs have larred? OUR SP) ? to see, Thadow made, eiti picture? ized mate tnow! in the sea: picture summer. ghts it ly night ? clinging LANCA et hawrustling ?rfhiek. Schedules South Premier Carrier le Long N> b.?Schedule 1 as mrormauon oni guaranteed. EfTectivi Dally departure No. 113?10:05 a Hill and way statloE i myrtle No. 118?8:31 a. Columbia and way 0 know! no. 114?2:00 p. lerald. Columbia, Charleste tlons. No. 117?7:48 ] } Hill, Yorkvllle and t rm Charlotte, Washlngt rderers. an? N?w J?fkni'i'nt " E- McGee, A. disease b,a? S- C- W" H is town.' Charleston. S. C. filthy to ? Notice of D >rm dlsNotice is hereby in undersigned Guardl lor will on the 30 on their mak? Guardian and apply 1 States J0""0' Lancaate final discharge. the ma- LANCASTER SAV lldren - TRUST 001 nuren. Ry Johu Crawford( Notice of 1 w uurt-iiH oue-uiiri and one-third of the siding in the Castoi bout the No- 3 2> have potiti< Board of Educatic p. election to determ not an additional t mills shall be levi and personal proper district No. 3 2 for We hereby order .ancaster said district No. 3 election at Caston Saturday, May 10th i. election only such e real or personal pr i had . tion an(j who exhib 'ina ceipts and regiatra or , a"a shall be allowed I P. S. C., shall open and clos Intensely eral elections, tordered. A. C. Hi irreg- Hj ^ * County Board y Pills iir eggs for: i !' from the best laylnf ains and W. Leghorns obtain me?Re- $1.50 per IB; $3.0< t simply ask dis- por 10?- Satisfac Mils, the Agents for Mandy L lad?the -mhZ, Cunningna Route 4. 7 ? * ure in having a cool, fresh y morning and evening, that ally green, rain or no rain, le matter, by a slight expen^ur store. ns a cool, pleasant evening iscomfort from heat and dust, se will kink, an dih ose that soon break and leak, which edless trouble and expense. TINKLING CANS are well ier of heavy tin or of galvanrial. Get these things early son and have a nice lawn all iSTER HARDWARE ?rniUIDAKTV =ia/mi m\ i : ern Railway. Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co. of the South. Schedule In Effect March 3rd 1912. Igures published Eastern Time, ly and are not WESTBOUND a Sept. 16, 1912. Lv. i.ancaster 6:00a?3:36p from Lancaster: Lv- Fort Lawn 6:30a?4:0Sp nswk Lv- Richburg 6:55a?4:43p u m. for Rock Ar Che8ter 7;3C .6;2()p ' m. for Camden, EASTBOUND stations Lv- Chester 9:30a ? 4:45p Lv- Richburg .. . .10:20a?7:26p m. for Camden, Lv. Bascomville. . .. 10:30a?7:36p n and way sta- Lv Fort Lawn n:00a?7:60p Ar. Lancaster 11:30a?8:15p p. m. for Rock Connections?Chester, with Southway tatlons. Also ern> Seaboard and Carolina it on, Philadelphia Northwestern Railways. Port Lawn, with Seaboard Air O. P. A., Colum- Line Railway. Caffey, D. P. A., Lancaster, with Southern Railway. A P. McLURE. Supt. ischarge. Notice of Discharge. given that the Notice is hereby given that the an of Ada Tay- undersigned Guardian of Benjamin th day of May, F. Catoe will on the 30th day of final return as May, 1013, make its final returns as to the Probate Guardian and apply to the Probate r county for a Court of Lancaster county for a final discharge. INGS BANK & LANCASTER SAVINGS BANK A J MPANY, j TRUST COMPANY, 1 Guardian, Sec. By John Crawford, Guardian, Sec. I Election. Annual Reunion United Confederate J a ? .v.? Vterans, Chattanooga, Tenn., , ? - t!".t"Ct0" May 27-211. 1918, llRiial Very 1 ( . . ..... Hound Trip Fares Vln. Houthnrn 1 )ned?he County Uninny-.Tendrr Carr.., o, thr, ?n to order an ?<>uu?. 1 ine whether or f lekaOn "" """ " ? . .v.nwo uii oam may ?1, C D, ZB, Z 7 ax of three (3) land 28, with final return limit June ] led on all real 5th, 1913. Final limit may be exty in said school tended to June 2 5th by personally school purposes, depositing tickets at Chattanooga on I the trustees of or before June 5t.h upon payment of t 2 to hold said fee of fifty cents. school house on Attractive side trip excursion , 1913, at which fares from Chattanooga May 27 to lectors as return 31 inclusive, with final limit June operty for taxa- 23, 1913. its their tax re- Excellent schedules and train sertion certificates vice via Southern Railway, lo vote. Polls For full information as to rates, e as in all gen- etc., apply to local ticket aegtit or address, ROWELL, W. H. CAFFKY, COFFEY, Division Pasenger Agent. . HAMEIj, Charleston, S. C. of Education. W. L. McGEE, - Asst. Gen. Passenger Agent, HATCHING ' strain of a. c. Money to Loan. I iable, $1.00 and I am prepared, as heretofore, to r\ k.(\' it nn negotiate loans of $300.00 and upper a , ?t>. ward on first mortgage on improved lion guaranteed cotton farm* in Lancaster County on long time, repayable In anno** ee Incubators. installments at 7 per cent. Interest B on sums of $1,000.00 and over. N? P commissions charged Only a r?a- Br ffl sonnblo fee for furnishing abet a^ in iuiup of utle R v WYLift. Phone 179-2 6 mos. Atty -at-Law.