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< ZELAYA RELEASED FROM PRISON Nicaragua Has Withdraw Charges of Murder Against Former President. New York, Dec. 3.?Jose Santos Zelaya, the former Nlcaraguan President, who was arrested here a week ago at the instance of his government, which charged him with the murder of two countrymeu in 1907, was released from the Tombs today after the federal authorities here had received word from the stato department that Nicaragua had withdrawn Its application for his extradition. Two conditions were imposed upon Zelaya, to both of which he agreed according to his counsel, Clarence O. Calston, who said he was in communication indirectly with the Nicaraguan government today through the American state department. Zelaya, his government stipulated, must not mix in Central American politics and must leave the United States for Spain within a reasonable time. "When he has finished the business that brought him to New ^York, zelaya said, he would sail ror Spain, there t oreslde and engage In commercial pursuits. Conditions besides those to which Zelaya agreed were originally imposed by the Nlcaraguan government Mud transmitted to his counsel here, llr. Gaiston said The lawyer would not disclose their nature but asserted that he notified state department officials, who in turn told the Nlcaraguan government that Zelaya would not consent to them. Mr. Gaiston said ho would Issue a statement tomorrow covering Zelaya's case and this statement might contain the text of the stipulations which Zelaya refused to accept. Friends of the one-time Central American President crowded about him with congratulations when United States Commissioner Shields told him he was free. "I am very thankful for the sympathy the American people have shown me," said Zelaya. "l>o You Have to Go, Daddy?" Spartanburg Herald. There Is an old song with the refrain, "Do they miss me at home, do they miss me?" A little observation of life shows that some fathers are not much missed at home. TJhey are t.tin kinH uhn novor in turn mina their homes very much. But the man who has a big heart and a home where his own kiddles live will often hear the question, "Do you have to go, Daddy?" In a plainlive, wistful tone. The hour has come when he has to go back to work or business and this to the children meai? the loss of something missed frot^phe fullness of life ubout home. "Work" and "business" are to them vague masters of some kind that daily take "daddy" away from the home and them. They begrudge Ihese tyrannous demands on "daddy" ?nd do not more than half believe in the neceerity alleged. So when he reaches for his hat to go there is a helpless little protest?"Do you have to go, Daddy?" This question is the finest of compliments to faithful fatherhood. Little children know nothing of indirection, the little Insincerities of social Intercourse, the pretense of concern where there is none at heart. This question from their lips means all it Implies, and what it implies is evi dence of fidelity to his trust in a father. He that has never heard his own children ask that question with falling faces and wistful emphasis on the "have to," and?it may be added ?has never felt a responsive wistful regret in his own heart, has been false to his trust somehow. Aye, and has missed something from life this pen cannot adequately bring to -vision. There may be grandfathers whose eyes light on these lines. Memory will recall for them the days when many a time and oft the little ones, now erown un and flown from the old neat, used to ask that very question In that very manner of them. Perhaps grandchildren ask It of them now?and Is there n nweeter, more comforting question to be asked of declining age by rising childhood IMhan thj*. "Do you have to go?" PASTOR ADVERTISES. fxing Island Church Iluys Space to Get Worshippers. The Rev. Frank II. Ebrlght, pastor >f the Methodist Episcopal church of RThitestone, N. Y., believes that advertising Is as necessary In church vork as In business. His views on idvertising were shown In this adertisement, which appeared in The Vhltestone Herald: "Stolen, Strayed, Ix?st or Mislead: "Missing?Last Sunday, many tmilies from church. "Stolen?Several hours from the ord's day by a great number of peo"Strayed?Half a hundred lambs; ent in the direction of no Sunday fthool. B "Miainnd?A auantlty of silver Is owed to the Lord. Vantod?Scores of young people, n last seen were walking up bath Breakers' lane," which I to 'No God.' <ost?A lad carefully reared, long from home. Supposed to gone to Husk lane, Prodigal iny person assisting in the dlsry of the above shall in nowise his reward. trhltestone M. E. Church. Get Cored of Liver Complaint, was suffering with liver comt," says Iva Smith of Point k, Texas, "and decided to try a box of Chamberlain's Tablets, tm happy to say that I am comly cured and can recommend to every one." For sale by all THE I DECEMB AT We are forging ahead the right kind of pric* Many new attractions riAOinrr flivf IrlUOUlg UUl We begin right now t< them and want them an $12.50 and $15.00 Serge and ^ Broadcloth Suits at only. ... *4+ The latest style Long Cutaway Suit wool Serge and Broadcloth (satin anteed.) Suots formerly sold a $15.00, special for our Decembei sale at High Class Novelty Suits, values { up to $20.00, at only * We have got a nice assortment left < that sold at $16.50 and $20.00, th elegantly tailored of the newest t to-date material, skinner satin lir teed for two years' wear, they priced for December at NEW SHIPMENT LADIES FAN! Just Received by Expres Values $10.00 to $12.50. We hav Coats on sale at only..$5.75, $6. Ask to see these. SILKS AND VELVET? We are showing the newest in plair Silks and Velvets. 34-Inch Brocade Velvets, $1.00 go at . 36-Inch Messaline, $1.00 goods, all c at 36-Inch Lining Satin, $1.00 goods special at 36-Inch Novelty Stripe Messaline, s 36-Inch Brocaded Messaline, $1.50 g at NEW COTTON DRESS GO Silk Stripe Poplin, all colors, special Plain Poplin, siik finish, special at. 27-Inch Maltese Cloth, very new, sp 36-Inch New Plaid Suitings, special WARM BLANKET SAL] 10-4 AllWotol North Carolina Blai goods, special pair 11-4 Finer Wool Blankets, pair $5.00, $6 Large size Bed Comforts, at $1.00, $1 SPECIAL UNDERWEAR VAL LADIES, MISSES AND CHIL Ladies' full bleached Vests and Panl Ladies' Fine Needle Vests and Pant Ladies' Union Suits, at 5 Misses' Vests and Pants, splendid wei Misses' Union Suits, each Infants' Vests, at 10c, MEN'S GOOI> QUALITY UNDI Men's best 50c Fleeced Vests ari special Men's Fine Needle Vests and Draw< Boys' heavy Vests and Drawers, ei Boys' Fine Needle Union Suits, eacl OUTING AND FLANNEi The good heavy kind that wear satisfaction. Underskirt Flannels, 12V?c qua] yard Daisy Flannels. Dink. blue, white. at Best 10c Flannellette, dark colors, spc Best 12Vfcc Kimona Flannels, special Heavy Fleece Cotton Flannels, at 1( HOSIERY OF ALL KINF Specially Priced for December Boys' and Girls' Indestructible he Hose, all sizes, pair Boys' and Girls' heavy Ribbed Hose, special value, at pair R. R. ROBINSON, Manager LANCASTER NEWS, DECEMBER ER THE M THE GRO with the largest sales in o ^s always draws the trade has been added for the ho Coats, Suits and Dr< 3 close out our lines of Rt d have the money. Most m( ^ "Ipswich" Hose for Lac Men, special value, at r s, of fine all- "Hole Proof" Hose and 11 lining guar- anteecl hosiery on the ir t .$12.50 and Infants' Hose, white, blac! closing out a-o n- I?I 1T?U f A 3>o. I O * *-"- ul1 1J/1 H Q T ^ We sell "Chases" Lap Rc HO. 4 O $1.7= of finer Suits Fully 20 per cent less t ese Suits are TALK ABOUT uid most upling, guaran- Well that is the only 1 are specially only kilul we sel1 and we $13.75 claim. VVe avoid inferi handling only the best s1 CY COATS W. L. Douglas for men, I s. "C. & E." shoes for childi p nnt thp^p every pair of the above bi 75 and $7 73 'hey arc not low price sh but what they are in rea W. L. Douglas, good Sho< 1 and brocade Barn Yard Work Shoes fo able, every pair guaran ods, special E. P. Reed good Shoes fo 79c olors, special Brown Shoe Co., good Sh 89c , all colors, "C. & E." good Shoe for < 75c $1.0( pecial at 95c Infants' good Shoes, at. , roods, special ONE PIECE W< This is a little lot of t ODS Dresses," perfect in wc at 25c are samples, bought at 9j5C and sold the same way ecial at. .25c $7.50, at 25c "RIGHT POSTURE" g High class Boys' Suits boy's carriage will be e ikets, $4.50 pan'f fitnnn Thou nro o 1 $3.50 in a class by themselves. Boys' "Right Posture" Si .00 and $7.00 .50 and $2.25 B?y3' ???d Knee Panta at ;>0c, 75c drenf0r splendid values , , 0- The best Suits for th( ' eac"- "-JC offered the trade, is, each..50c Men?g $1000 All-Wool S 0c and $1.00 special at ght, each 25c Men's Hard Woven Wor: . 25c and 50c spceial at , 15c and 25c Men's Fancy Worsted SRWEAR special at id Drawers, Lot of $8.00 and $10.00 .... 39c close, special at jrs, each 50c Men's Craveneted Water ich 25c l 50c Men's Wool Overcoats, i r c Men's Wool Pants, at $1.50, $2.00, $2.5 s and gives ALL-WOOL DRESS lity, special Here is something splend inch, All-Wool Dress red, special styles and patterns, n< 10c less than 50c, special p scial at 8 l-3c FINE SERGES A1 at iGc > 'n Hamilton All-Wool Serge and 12/2c the popular shades, at; >S Wool Poplin Suitings, 36 Selling. all good shades, special lOtrtr U IKKA?4 ? ? ?vjr iv,UuCU STANDARD CAL 15c double knee, Our stock of 6c and 7c ( 10c standard quality cloth, E. E. C is ? i J ': ,- a . ' < 5, 1913. IUN1H Of WING STOI ur history. The right kin VISIT OUR STORE lidays at popular prices. esses at One-Third Ui iady to Wear Garments wl erchants wait till after Xmas to lies and Half Hose for THE GREATI >air 15c ;ilf TTns:p? tho Knot crutif w.v. For Ladies, J larket, at pair 2>c 0f Manufacture k and tan, pair 10c special care in sample coats ar< P ROBES ye^ yOU gave 25 >bes, they are better, at $20.00 Ladies' ? i, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.75 han their real values. $15.00 Ladies' S GOOD SHOES kind to buy, that is the *12*50 Ladies are proud to maKe that ..dies' c ior makes of shoes by S -00 Ladies ^ tandard brands, such as . 5. P. Reed for ladies and $7.50 Ladies b; en. We fully guarantee ands of shoes, and while $5.00 Ladies' S; oes they are not so high .ch of every shoe buyer. $10.00 Children i for men "* ?$3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 $7 50 Children's r Men, soft and comfortteed $3.50 $5.00 Children's r Women, at on *n *4 Afi v?.v,?, ^ t.uw. $4.00 Children's oe for Women, at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 $3 00 children's Children, at ), $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 L0 JOL DRESSES 1'?? f' he celebrated "Queen Ladies' $7.50 : rkmanship and fit, they special at. 25 per cent under price Ladies' $12.50 f , prices soecial at $8.25, $10.00 and $12.50 T ! V" *' Ladies extra s SUITS FOR HOYS Coats, special so constructed that the XMAS SL rect and his shoulders .T .. _ ittle higher in price, but Handkerchiefs ; Boxes containin fits, 10 to 18 years, at $6.00, $7.00 and $8.50 Collars, Jabots ; $1.00, $1.50 and S2.00 Kid G|ovcs a)1 1 IN MEN'S SUITS Hand Bags.... * money we have ever Counterpanes.. uits, gray and brown, Table Linen.. . $7.50 Napkins t omat sted Suits, were $12.50, Rugs $10.00 Blankets, all w Suits, fancy tailored Kur3> alwayg a, t % . o l ? *)U c , . , Silk Hose .. .. Suits, broken sizes, to $4.50 XMAS S Proof Overcoats, at Handkerchiefs. $10.00 and $15.00 0 Boxes it $6.50 to $10.00 ~ ,. Collars 0, $3.00, $1.00 and $5.00 Ties GOODS SPECIALS Kld Gloves- * ., , , . , Hose id for you, a big lot 36- 0 .. ~ Goods, in a variety of . Cases.... Jthing in the lot worth I'ine Overcoats, trice, yard 29c Shirts VD WHIPCORDS A nice Hat 8, 36 inches wide, In all And many otl yard 48c up to us. Ho inches wide, fast colors, presents. I yard 24c _ . Remember ev ICOES SPECIAL guarantee and il Dalicoes, fast colors, on approval it may special yard 5c be cheerfully re iLOUD i? 7 w?? iwhiiih 1 1 iii"?11 r VAITTKQ 1 T /1LULJ I IE d of merchandise at , IN DECEMBER. nder Price. lile the people need cut prices, not so with us 2ST COAT VALUES, 25 PER CENT OFF tfisses and Children this is a line rs' Sample Coats, made up with regard to finish and fit. These ? better than any coats we can get, per cent on every one you buy. Sample Coat, 25 per cent of, for $15.00 Sample Coat, 25 per cent off, for $11.25 Sample Coat, 25 per cent off, for 59.50 Sample Coat, 25 per cent oft, for $7.50 ample Coat, 25 per cent ofT, for $5.75 ample Coat, 25 per cent off, for $3.75 's Sample Coat, 25 per cent oft, for $7.50 i Sample Coat, 25 per cent off, for $5.75 > Sample Coat, 25 per cent off, for $3.75 i Sample Coat, 25 per cent off, for $3.00 i Sample Coat, 25 per cent off, for $2.25 VP I>T A C17 a mn i^u uu.A\^I\ tUA i ill length Black Cloth Coats, $3.90 full length Black Cloth Coats, $5.75 ull length Black Broadcloth Coats, $9.75 ize full length Black Broadcloth I at $12.50 fGGESTIONS FOR LADIES fit 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c up to 50c each g 6 to 12 at 15c, 25c, 50c and up to $3.00 and Rushing in Holiday Boxes 25c, 50c and 75c, colors, per pair $1.00 50c to $1.50 $1.00 to $4.50 25c to $1.25 per yard ch $1.00 to $3.50 per dozen $1.00 to $5.00 ool $3.75 to $7.50 jpreciated $3.75 to $25.00 per set 25c to $1.50 per pair UGGESTIONS FOR MEN. . . .5c, 10c, 15c, 25c ana 50c each 50c to $3.00 $1.50 per dozen anrl .vvy UIIU t/\/V catll $1.00 and $1.50 . .. .$1.50 to $3.00 per box of six $1.00 to $10.00 each $7.50 to $16.50 50c to $1.50 each $ 1.50 to $3.00 ler things. Put your Xmas wants liday Boxes furnished for all ery article we sell bears our strict f it does not meet with your entire ' be returned and your money will tfunded. : LANGASTER, South Garo. J