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r ' I *> A Heart-to-Heart T< With Secretar The Commoner. i stead of b Col. J. C. Hemphill, Washington | Adoo, I rt correspondent ior ine rnuaaeipnia Public Ledger, sent to his newspaper meu ln the following report of a heart-to splcuous a heart talk he had with the new Sev- a progress! retary of State: every wa; William Jennings Bryan is win- th^^me ning golden opinions. He Is the 8torie8 tha premier of Woodrow Wilson's cab- , , * inet. He likes the job and he Is , / hi . plaving the game straight. He has an'Vliier detestation of gambling in simply any of its forms, and it must be un- a'ld* derstood, therefore, that this is J"? ?"e i merely a figure of speech and is em- iributiug s ployed here only for the purpose o? success or ^-emphasizing the fact that Wilson is "Hnistratio President and Bryan is his chief cf ''There i staff, and that, in spite of all that to be settl has been said to the contrary by the tariff q sensation monger and muckraker, w-ay to an there is a perfect understanding be- i? complet tween them. Otherwise their as- iarations o sociatlon in any relation would be anti which Impossible. welfare of Speaking yesterday in reply to has somewhat leading but wholly prop- .e curr?'1 er questions, Mr. Bryan said: ^Y*f P "When the President said to the im Gridiron Club last Saturday night, with consit 'There ain't no friction, and there president ain't going to be no friction,' he ex- matje by pressed in homely but effective permitted phrase exactly the relations existing sion Gf tbe between him and the men he has tariff was honored by inviting them to become the result members of his official family. You substantial may say for me that I have taken the tariff a house in Washington, and that I 'Will be tin shall be here every day, and con- question " stantly engaged in the service to T which I have been called, except , no when duty shall compel my tempor- , ,wa ary absence from Washington until ent 01 8' the end of my present commission; fme . that I have no other wish or purpose ? very w,^ than to be of the largest possible service to the President in working nelu; aaa out the difficult problems of his ad- Yar, ministration, and of helping all I ^,en erl can to bring the government back IUiat- t,iere to the control of the noonlo wtmun around. government it is, and in whose benefit it must work if it would fulfill '\e "e| the high purpose for which it was ... ; ' established. I like the work to *l.u?. * *er ^which I have been assigned. I trust ' , . that I shall be able to assist the ' .. 3 President in promoting friendly ^v.? ' relations with all other nations, and r , ' , that in our correspondence and " e un(' agreements with these nations there The ma shall obtain that perfect under- made toda standing of our aims and desires about which will make the United States that in ou respected for the integrity of its tions we m conduct and the fairness of its we must dealings in all matters of commerce would imp and statesmanship. Md obliga "There should be no short cuts in diplomacy. We must be scrupu- KeeP tnem lmiul v fair In nnr Hoollno-a 'Thprp li other peoples and lands If we would discussion have them scrupulously fair in their fate ?f dealings with us. When questions Bryan exp of arbitration shall arise these ques- subject on tions must be settled, not by par- that, whih ties interested in the matters at is- every legit sue, b??.t by arbitrators chosen for of ?ur co their .S&llity to see the right without tions, he v regard to how the consequences may mark the affect our material interests, and tentions t< with the same sense of security we peace with should feel in submitting any of our extend our Individual affairs to the judgment he would i of jurors chosen under all the When M solemn sanctions of the law and to prominent Judges appointed to administer the reported t laws in justice and equity. resting on "The rule in the settlement of in- clouds to ternatlonal differences and agree- actly what ments must be the Golden Rule, that many which was made as well for the con- larger intt duct and guidance of nations as of did not sh< individuals. Questions may arise mental dii between the United States and the was to be nations with which we are in diplo- count for i matic relations and in adjustment way 'big 1 of these questions we ought to take haved in s nothing that we would not give." tinguish t! When Mr. Bryan was reminded the tariff i that many stories had been told ness' invai about how he had been disregarded solution, bI the President in several in- succeeded /^nances, notably in the case of the Bean party Chinese loan matter, in the an- rows or it nouncement of the policy of the ad- trying to ministration, he said that these re- DemocratU ports were all without foundation, "No one in fact, that there had been the full- .uuy of an est discussion of these questions at no one is the cabinet meetings and that he t.ru of an; had been in entire sympathy with men who 1 the views of the President and with welfare of the method the President had welfare of adopted of declaring the policy of with the r the administration. There had not be a more been the slightest misunderstanding pertunity." as to any of these matters nor any in Mr. I difference as to how the conclusions be many of the President should he announc- ment of ed. It did not matter in any ma- recommont terial sense whether the President mendatiom should speak directly or by the Gf i,is 0fnc mouth of one of his official advis- t.r jn the r ers; in these cases as well as in all NVi 11 be am others it was the message and not jslation ap the messenger. opinion, tli "I have found the President," (j0,,s not n said Mr. Bryan, "altogether fair in caso ail(l his consideration of all matters that wjj| str, have been submitted to him, and I demands, i have never known a man with a easier and more open mind nor one who tried reaching tl more sincerely to get at the meat of jmve domi any question requiring his attention. t|u. rol,ntr I first met Mr. Wilson about a year Mr ,{r KofAPp ho urno nonilnatp^ for ProoL dent, and the more I see of him and ,^r year> the more intimate my relations with plea8a* t r( t m t) ^rger he grows. * u Manv acories have been published , , .* al out Mr. Bryan's attitude toward f ' ' other members of the President's h , *! cabinet. One of these stories pub- (h 1 lished the day before inauguration fl * ' h? was that Mr. McAdoo was persona , , ?. non grata to Mr. Bryan and that ho 1 would not serve in the cabinet if Mr. McAdoo should be appointed aecretary of the treasury and that Dr. Kini he had attempted to dlctnte to the llevo consi President whom ho should take in- your bov to his official family. When he was again. Jo aaKed about these stories, all of says: "T j.v_ljch seemed to be false on their ever used, by the way, as any one would use them have seen upon a little reflection, tlon and Mr. Bryan answered: help you. "You must not believe everything ed by Li you ceo printed in the papers. In-( Standard 1 THE J genuine || quite Tf lb deflnitU eminent ? p a notat y of state 2*22 as he eing opposed to Mr. Mc- to'^sta1 sgard him as one of the rpa|(ipn( ipetent and trustworthy party 8, 0 cabinet, a man of conbility, of high integrity, Ciark ve of progressives and in h t tL y well equipped for the th t duties ot his office. It is caucns thing with the other r hairA l*?nn */\l/i ohnut i V VUIU UUUUV A . rt o influence the President a sction of his advisers. I MKfc a member of his cabinet my associates, have only May Ac >urpose in view, of cono far as we may to the w . the President in the ad- vvast n of his great trust. appoint ire many important issues Gaine8^ ed. The first of these is adminis [uestion. It is well on its street adjustment which will be t ' e harmony with the dec- erato 8 if the Democratic party, positior will promote the general Mrs. ] the country. After the Coj been settled there will be w v icy question. The very * a> cy has been pursued of his off! e of one of these great And thj lout embarrassing it with in Col. ieratlon of the other. The shall a has avoided the mistake spirit i Mr. Cleveland when he cepted or encouraged the discus- Grant currency issue before the outcast II... ....... .....I ...III, lie uuv \jl tuu v? aj, auu ? nit nan that neither was settled in votion.' and durable form. After bill is out of the way it Notice le to take up the currency Noth w Mr. Bryan is devoting un(lersl king hours to the depart- retary ate. A great deal of his ?n ?r been given to the crowds *91 >rthy men who would like Gficate be country In the foreign *-? while he would like to red them as their very evi- lous? * ts deserve, he has found or ^ha are not enough offices to c'et'es? In the midst of all tho fo of the charging squadrons Glose ; at his temper wonderfully 'orn*ed out upon the foreign lands i?**' ene confldence that when G'ul>' ces of high distinction are 'las all the lower places as ?foresa people in "other worlds Give will marvel at the amaz- t'118 9t lity of the United States. W* In point that Mr. Bryan ty in our heart-to-heart our foreign relations was T r dealings with other na- q't'", ust be on the square; that Schedu be fair to them if we >re8S them with the duty .tion of being fair to us. jjV , . make treaties we should lv p{ Lv'. Ri as been a great deal of Ar. Ch about what is to be the 'dollar diplomacy." Mr. i r, ressed himself upon this j y* ly to the extent of saying (]v* j}a a he would encourage by j^v" p^ imate means the increase ^r' l, mmerce with foreign na- Conr k-ould not make the dollar ern sole test of our good in- Northv award them. He desires Fort all *he world and would Line F trade into all lands, but Lan< 5ive as well as take. lr. Bryan was told that a financier from New York hat "big -business" was its oars waitiug for the Pre roll by and unceitain ex- t was going to haDnen and __ *._ _ - ? - tlH 1U of the members of the guarau jrests were very blue, ho nail aw any symptoms of great stress, but said: "That expected, but it does not at a great deal. That Is the No. business' has always be- Colum luch circumstances as dis- No. be present time When Colum Is to be revised 'big ousl- tlons. riably shows signs of dis- ng> This is its habit. It has Hill, Y in destroying the Repub- j Cha'do , which yielded to its sor- and N< ;s threats, and it is now j * ] work the undoing of the jjja g 5 party C'harle , of course, desires the in- ________ y legitimate industry, and f planning for the destruc- nil 111 y honest business, but alt yUill lave a lru? regard Tor the ____ the countr-'. m which the ppppj 'big business' is involved est, ins'st that there shall _ , equal distribution c' op- rpv^.s inTa Iryan's opinion, there will 1 out questions for the sattle- 1 t Congress. lie makes no lations, because recom* to C'ongress are no part You ial duties, but as a work- ! you tal anks he thinks that there TONIC 1 ought to be further leg- j out tin lainst the trusts. In hfs Chill a le Sherman anti-trust law Strengl aeet the necessities of the the str< he has no doubt that it taste ti engthened as the platform do not so that it will provide an solvere milli- r-ueciive way or 'luarau ip groat combinations that it. 50c. Inated the Industries of There j Y' Look f< an is in perfect health, is ______ arder than he has worked i i, has established very ! Nations with all the diplo*esentatives at Washing- j pping his temper in spite J ?, rovocatlons to wrath, and ; * le goes is greeted by both of Cat have idolized him and by the tl have been opposed to him ajZ( iticai undertakings with j^yg >n.nt iput ion Cured. than g's New Life Pills will retipatlon promptly and get tion. rels in healthy condition thous hn Supic, of Sanbury, Pa., at 90< hnv n rn thn K<-??? * uooi piwn t jypffjpi and I advise everyone to for constitpatlon, indigos- Shippi liver complaint." Will Price 2 6c. Itecomraond- ^^1. incaster Pharmacy and ; , Drug Co. iA'> ' *** LcaJNUA?THiK JNUiYVJS, MAY lfi, 1 i enthusiasm. He has not UP^I committed himself to the KCrJl >n of Democracy made by an t Virginian, who declared in >le speech at the University There Can be inia that Democracy is the t right of every man to vote Result! pleases," but, as was Castro when he was trying ? . ,, blish a temporary place of Results tell ce, "he is on his way." The doubt li sems to have gotten together. not WilBon, or Bryan, or The testin or Underwood, or Harmon, citizen > Democratic party. When i was taken in the Democratic Can be easl yesterday on the question of jo! the vote stood 190 for, What bettei gainst- W. S. Lai L.ONGSTKEET AGAIN. builder, Elm says: "My 1 cept Position in Office of For- and my kid mer Union Soldier. The kldney 8 lington, May 14.?Denied re- uiariy and w "??* jiwoiuiUDior ttl a supply Of dlle, Gu., by the Democratic from Crawfc itration, Mrs. Helen D. Long- and dtd no( widow of the famous Confed- neVe me. M eneral, has been offered a a n0rmal con i by a former Union soldier. aches have 1/ Longstreet said today that , / When Yo\ bert E. Boone of Clarksburg, , had offered her a place in m^m er j ? cc at 13.600 a year. "If I J* it I feel fitted to do the work tlncU> 'or Dc Boone's office," she added, "I same that Mi ccept his offer in the same remedy back* n which Gen. Longstreet ac- 50c at an a commission from President p , when he found himself an ^ p *' in the land whose battle flag I followed with supreme de- Notict . Notice is 1 of Application for Certificate undersigned, of Incornoration. -- U?"*v V4c* jr U1UCI IB ICCCiVtU. ie Carr-Carlton C< : ; Kuaruian < ze is hereby Riven that the Baskin ,no, [gned will apply to the Sec- \ t' * of State of South Carolina, I 11th day after the 17th day of May,A. | final reti 13, for the issuance of a cer- an<* aPPly *? of incorporation, pursuant Lancaster o provisions of "An Act to pro- i niissry. >r the Incorporation of Relig-' Iducational, Social, Fraternal, ,a. J .ritahle Churches, Lodges, So- May 1 Association^,' or Companies, r Amending the Charters of _ already /brmed and to be approved February 19, STATEMENT in behalf of The Pan-Handle a soolal organization, which r.DMrDC , headquarters in the County rAKIVltKS I n under our hands and seals, L??^e??aK? ! h day of May, 1913. close of busl L. TILLMAN, President. R ... BECKHAM, Sec, & Treas. Loans and ] ? Overdrafts . _ Furniture ar aster & Chester Ry. Co. Due from i lie in Effect March 3rd 1913. Bankers. . Eastern Time. Currency . . WESTBOUND Siller'knd c incaster ?:00a?3:35p Coln >rt Lawn 6:30a?4:08p checks'knd' chburg 6:55a?4:43p ester 7:30a?6:20p Tntnl EASTBOUND ester 9:30a?6:45p ? , chburg .. . .10:20a??:26p Capital Stocl scomville. . ..10:30a??:35p Surplus Fun rt Lawn .. ..11:00a?7:60p Undivided F ancaster 11:30a?8:15p Current E: lections?Chester, with South- Taxes paid Seaboard and Carolina 4k Dividends Ui western Railways. Individual Di Lawn, with Seaboard Air *? Ch lallway. Time Certiflc :aster, with Southern Railway. posit . . . A P. McLURE. Scot. Cashier's Ch __ ' Bills Payabl< dules Southern Railway. Borrowed68 imler Carrier of the South. 1.?Schedule figures published formation only and are not STATE OF ? teed. Effective Sept. 15, 1912. County of y departure from Lancaster: Before m 113?10:06 a. m. for Rock Cashier of t id way stations. be*nK m the above --- ? ??U, Jg a true COn bia and way stations. ahown by th< 114?2:00 p. m. for Camden, bla, Charleston and way sta- Sworn to me this 10th 117?7:48 p. m. for Rock orkvllle and way tatlons. Also tte, Washington, Philadelphia Correct?Att aw York. E S. McQee, A. Q. P. A., Colum- "V C.; W. H. Caffey, D. P. A.. A ston, S. C. INE AND IRON-THE MOST! RELIEVES GTUAL 6ENERAL TONIC A Tasteless chill Tonic Combines both The Wonderful stelessform. The Quinine drives Antiseptic H Malaria and the Iron builds up Surgical Di he System. For Adults and OldR. R. J Children. know what you arc taking when Thousands r :e GROVE'S TASTELESS chill and a trial wi !, recognized for 30 years through- PORTER'S / : South as the standard Malarfa, OIL is the mc nd Fever Remedy and General i discovered for heuing Tonic. It is as strong as Ulcers, Carhur >ngest hitter tonic, hut^ni do not j S^re Throat, S lie bitter because the Ingredients ad wounds fine dissolve in the moufn hut do dis- slight or scriot adily in the acid* of the stomach, finding new teeJ by your Druggist. We mean remedy. Gua We mean it. 25 s Only One "BROMO QUININE" That is LAXd >r signature of E. W. GROVE on every box. Curt ibbage Plants, Fr< Ve have now ready for shipment all tl ibage plants, and advise our customer iree leading varieties: Early Jersey e but very early; new Charleston Wa later, and our Early Succession, about the Charleston. We also have the La Succession. We guarantee count, saf< Prices as follows: 1,000 to 4,000 j and; 5,000 to 9,000 at $1 per thousan< z per thousand. Special prices on larg ig up club orders or acting as our ag or! Qama doir 913. JLTS TELL T,,e <'UH'Wv""" Washington Herald. "Why don't you take a wil No Doubt About the chap?" i in Lancaster. "Oh, I don't know." "You must have a reason." the tale. 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Continually people are Save you the p uses for this famous old YOU have SeVf ranteed by your Druggist c, 50c, f 1.00 w i | * r Jl t a /i >TIVH HROMO QUININE III V 1 ; A t s a Cold in One Day. 25c. SIIOKS i j i A t\ a We mend them >St r rOOl for a chanKe-01 Ifi leading varieties Re"a,r DePartnr Wakefield, 'medium | Old Shots Tak a kefield, about ten ., two weeks later !,s soon ;ls ",Ry * rge Flat Dutch and 3 delivery, satisfac)lants at $1.25 per n ci; 10,000 to 20,000 il fl va/yawt H cr lota and to those | lirtJMIirV",I; ents. Fresh plants |fl O / I LAr my Box 20, Meggetts, p ounty for letters dls- tLver hear ot , A. BLACKMON, he rhrln'f Ifnnw tate of Minnie Bailey. QlQll I KIIOW ^ ice cream but ,nk No. 222. thawing it? ' OF THE CONDITION - , OF Little work < SANK & TRUST CO., Lancaster, S. C. at the SaiT t0 USe 01 r^oEs.4U1> m* Freezers. An Discounts. . $134,652.42 can make \Qq ( id Fixtures 2,875.00 ? 11 3anks and lv smooth and 21,067.04 fairly melt in y ither Minor 1 . ? 658.8? inp not weathe Cash Items 179.SB ii66.52o.oo discomfort. tA^VBf, *? nnn We have all s : Paid In.. I 60,000.00 root's, ii, 1,2"00 Make your < cpenses 4nd , , , i.. ../v. 6.709.07 better and chea npald. J . . 12.00 jposlts ' Sub eck ./ ... 31,347.18 LANCAST1 i tot Money 60,000.00 $165,620.00 ' = II JOUTH CAROLINA. Lancaster?ss. . e came W. H. Mlllen, he above named bank. ~ duly says that ad foregoing statement ditlon of said bank, aa ft| i books of said bank. H I W. H. MILLION. IfcJE&R&r. and subscribed before H I igt*V?r3 ^ Jjgri day of April, 1913. I yAflCf^51? W. I'. ROBINSON, 1 1 Jl Notary Public. ^ | PAIN AND HEALS I T THE SAME TIME I I, Old Reliable Dr. Porter's I ealingOil. An Antiseptic I essine discovered bv an ? Ar i 1 7 Munchausen, Jr. 'Arold?"Who giv' yer yer black e old ^mm*e*" ' Jitumie?"So one. 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