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mm HT W , VOL. 10. NO. % 64, SEMI-WEEKLY. \ mr * ?*.?? ISr f I % ' LANCAS' i TWPWTV -C1T h ff m rER, S/C., TUESDAY, VI ? I ? IY 18, 1915 I $1.50 A YEAR, | AMtKllf TO G1 Calls Attention 1 IN Null (JABL ERMAN GOVER to O-ravfl fMt.iiat.inTi "P pan It. in ? | m * ? uai x x -x x jjy ANNUA Richmond I'repi Mil WATT1 G?therinK of C 111 IVI r 111 I erans June lllTlljll J. Richmond, Va., ond week in May tweney-flfth annui rt 7rnm United Confederal J, REUNION DtKLIN ires for Great ] \A/J\ 011 onfederate Vet- finOll 1, 2 and 3. May 17.?The secfinds plans for the Probably Eigl al reunion of the Answer V te Vetrans, sched t| |\/ro LISBON IB ilIVlo comple INGTON NOTE ejV Lt j Madrid, via F ht Days Before picte anarchy i fill be Made. j cordin? to news TItAKrchv DANIELS Portugese Capital' IIMPI Mutineers and UmUL yalint*. t arts. May 16.?Com eign8 in Lisbon, ac-, Answers Sec I reaching Madrid to- , Ssiva T DEFENDS f SAM'S NAVY ? ii urity League Which ^QVV IC W7A * Vr I IT STATES THi Berlin Warned to rence of Those ation of Am erican Rights. M FULL REPARATION I! Take Immedi ate Steps to Pr< Violations of Internationnl T.ai B * uied to be held 1, 2 and 3, all but feet shape. Worl the handling of tli * eydepteti vast crow<is ti,at 1 ) LAlLtltU tend has been so tributed by the employed that F event Recur- ready to receive iv in Whli?F *u" ?1 ? * in Richmond J?nelTAiU whipped into per- i 1 AL,1V ur t of preparing for| ie reunion and the nigh Officials 1 xre expected to at- | Will Not At ? thoroughly dis-j gotiatto committee system Wa8hington, iy lichmond \n111 0 j Ambassador Ger the visitors weeks nroapnt<,fl . I uigui. r ignuni ARBITRATION. was stopped In: Believe Submarines lack of amniui tack While "Ne- i of persons killei ns Are On. I to have been lay 15.?Word that buil(,,nK? were I ard had read and j ?f known ,oyali v i?? Premier Dato S in tne streets con-| ' the mutineers and ' i. The bombardment SPEAKS YV< st night owing to a lition. The number , (1 or wounded is said k,,terlnK Xe' considerable. Alany Such as turned and the homes *ni sts pillaged. New York, anounced todav that th? Ailnntln ? ? 1 ORD OF PROMISE. iv Era of Progress Xavy Has Never [>wi? Before. May 15.?Oflicers of I not trnthoeo/1 lioe.v ? i- Americans r * < ' Washington, May 1 States government to bassador Gerard for the German governrn ing attention "to the which has resulted" Lost Their Li ves and Culminat the Lusitania Tragedy. 3.?-The United 1 warfare, could have day cabled Am- , or sanction of that t presentation to It feels it to be its ent a note call- to address th-rlmpe grave situation eminent coucernlni from violation utmost frankness a ... t. I uciuit me aciuui ing With The 1915 reun fifty years after i niond and the en i the countenance ! tween the States, ;reat government, the utmost signif i duty, therefore, nity. To Richm :rial German gov- come the greatest 5 them with tho vivors of the Conl nd in the earnest j has perhaps ever opening uaie. * "V1 ion, which comes ister for foreign the fall of Rich- l)erial German <1 of the War Be- American note i is exected to be of 1 l'?n8e<iuence o: tl icance and solem- an^ other occu ond In June will zone? removed a gathering of sur- delay in trai federate arms that | e,iei* intense int been seen. Witn 01 f*e,'many s rej ? a t VII t mm- , t affairs of the Im- 1 ll?. Spanish bati government, theiarrive at sent Thursday as a sPaniard8 and c te Lusitania tragedy j addetl ,hat ,l v nances in the war,wai'sh|P won,(1 II anxiety here over Portuguese wat? amission and awak- Ui^patciies fi erest in the nature l',at f'ort"Kuese jly | declare that til tleship Espana would night at a d i tomorrow to protect I heard Secretar )ther foreigners. He fend the navj ins probable another pared for war 1 be dispatched to ; administration ers. ; the people, om Vigo announces powerful and people arriving there iJaniels answi e uprising is the be- particularly vvv ouvitvi vvt uric lir inner in their honor y Josephus Daniels der as etlicient and preand promise that the t, with the support of would niake it more more efficient. Mr. red the navy's critics, the National Security of American rights 01 culminating in the Liusltanla. with a los one hundred Americi ? The commuication confident expectation States "that the In government will disa which the governmeii KhifPc nnmnlnino ii the high sens, hope that it is not sinking of the pecting action on tl s of more than perial German go an lives. will correct the an expresses the sions which have I of the United vindicate once nior uperlal German that government \v vow the acts of sacred freedom of l it of the United RETALIATORY + m?l1l ...... mistaken in ex- them will come tin te part of the Im relatives, and curl vernment which i will lind much of fortunate inipres- I week to repay the been created and i Acceptance froi e the position of ; governors of the i ith regard to tlie the reunion as the the seas. j federates have be r METHODS. I presence of so ma ">usands of visitors, 'll v'ew te osity seekers, who an<l ^0 pi interest during the co,,terence8 betw im for the trip. ister with the m many Southern *yn ^ethmann-I nvitation to attend 'l>88 ^,uPer?r V guests of the Con- v ou'(l nyf mo c< ;en received. The 1,ere l'le reap uy state executives 'OI an?fher eigli . ' - lim-,,,1 nAculklo legrapliic and cable 01 ?vn robable necessity for ,)orts ,rom Op? een the foreign min- lioniR,s ln that imperial chancellor, ,n ?ai' ancl ,'mt lollweg, and doubt- have Kiven over /illiam himself, it ment to the m,] snsidered surprising .Tho wherea onse did not arrive' ArrJga ,s atil t days. It was be-1 Spccial (lispa 1 ... . . uprising is not war in Portugal. Re- League, whicl irto say the revolu- an open letter city have been placed gation (lisclos the civil authorities Inadequate an the reins of govern- - "With the litary. ringing in out bouts of President tary, "with 01 1 unknown. their splendk tches sissert that the outside; in th a monarchical move- i.Mirlniinhio l recently made public declaring that invested that the navy was d unprepared for war. praise of a great city earst" said the secreiir mighty ships in all 1 strength lying just is hour of natural and imake reparation so ft is possible for ?injui without measure, am take Immediate steps recurrence of anythii subversive of the prl f:iref for which the Ii government in the pa so firmly contended." ww w??? ine governmen ir as reparation States has been f ries which are Imperial German gc 1 that they will ered themselves to i to prevent the extraordinary clrc tig so obviously present war and th? Inclples of war- ed by their adversa mperlal German cut Germany off fr< st so wisely and to adopt method: which en much hn\ t of the Unltetl i win iena mucn to ipprlsed that the 1 the occasion. Pre ivernment consid- 1 P*V to the invitat be obliged by the committee is still umstances of the he also will attend 3 measures adopt- of those in charge ries in seeking to | Richmond, almc Dm all commerce, 's animated with s of retaliation the twenty-fifth rt mud ih? nnHnnrv event in the menu tne importance of ""w fuwiuro, sident Wilson's re- has?ad?r Gerard ion of the general 'er on the 1110 In obeyance. That ^nier'can note \ I is the expectation K?v?i"inient am ! of the reunion. press. >8t to the last man, In the interim the desire to make among high offlc rnnion the greatest German official >rv of the old f'on- I will he no snhmr iiuwcvcr, i Hit l A inmight report earl- ment but one ?' inner In which the the party of U' vas received by the n,er Premler- a i the semi-official ment measuresIt is declared ! nies occurred r. i confidence prevails 8eVeral of the ials and is shared in the army ia a] quarters that there! irillP nn n?e. ganized In protest by navy, as the li p. Affonso Costa^ for- it right to utl gainst recent govern- 'lest we forgi feel inclined t I that although muti- visible and o iniong the crews of strength and Portuguese warships j speak a word bsolutely loyal. to those who, too desponder Lunuiiwii in uui ^i t'ai ead of that navy I feel Ler a word of warning et' to those who may o rest too 3iire on this / lit ward display of our MM .. at the same time to Jrm of promise and cheer perhaps, have looked itly upon the task that In its conclusion "that the Imperial ( ment will not expect of the United State word or any act necet formance of its sacrc talnlng the rights States and its cttlzei guarding their free c the note state* methods of vart'ai lerman govern- proclamation of a the government which they have a to omit any ships to keep awaj mary to the per- ment has already I d duty of main- inform the Imperia of the United ment that it cnnnoi us and of safe- tion of such mea ixerclse and en- warning of danger re at sea, in the 1 federates. For o war zone from | oit>' will be turne warned neutral tors in strict tru f. This govern- seems determined taken occasion to Private affairs ar 1 German govern- 1 the greater duty < t admit the adop- 1 reunion, sures or such a ' Great plans ha to operate as in the decoration of ne week the greatj senger vessels w d over to the visi- j Issue are being th. Each person The intimati that business and press dispatch* e to give place to from Berlin to of entertaining the many would w uu est ion raised I .ve been made for to arbitration the city and of the much interest, a ? mi. r. ?i. i hile the questions at resolved. Well Known n on which came in Man Hml ?s today indirectly | Clemson Coll the effect that Ger-1 jj g, Sloan, uji illingly submit the thts morning 1 ty the American note ciiair. The fu was received with Paul's Epls ind it was indicated ,on. at 2!30 n B. 8IX)A\ DEAl). still lies befoi !reach as near md llelove<| Clt*iiisoii lion. (lcnly Stricken. TRY TO > ege, May 15.?Dr. P. "Our navy ;ed 7l>. died suddenly enough. Witl while sitting In his j am secretur neral will he held at all try to mal copal church, Pendle- is strong; it Vlnelr tnmnrrnm n>? ' ?' re us in our efforts to as possible to perfeo1AKE IT HETTER. is good: it is not good i your ships, as long as y of the navy, we will ce it better. The navy is not strong enough. 1 pat juyuieai. TEXT OF TH The full text of thf public tonight by th ? xnent as follows: J "Departmen , 'Washington, N | "The Secretary of i bassador at Berlin: "Please call on any degree ad ab E NOTTS. rights of American : note was made of American citize ,e state depart- fUi errands an pai chant ships of bell t of State, ty, and that it must iay 13, 1915. German governmer State to the Am- countabillty for an; those rights, inteni the minister of ** -?? brevlation of the! Court 01 Honor, i i ship masters orj<-'Purt of Honor 1 n8 bound on law- ^ee Circle, in Mc ssengers on mer- | situation- ideally igerent national!- purpose. Brick a hold the Imperial Richmond is to be \t to a strict ac- and hunting durin y infringement of Jun? &od the city tional or inciden- i a bcuutitul appea in particular. The J that if there w s to be located at , submarine war mument avenue, a ; ships while the d suited to such a gress the plan i ind mortar in all ous consideratio covered with flags TALK OF , lg the first week in Arbltration al will indeed present Qf herQ befQre rance* patches arrived. as a suspension of . pr Sloan \v fare on merchant r0\inty, Georg iscussion was in pro- Spent at Pendlt night be given seri- studied at the C n. at the South C \RRITRATION. lege and servei so had heen talked Confederate se today's press dis- war- was Some German ofll- Clemson ('< ? W .. . U ill! llic 11<3I| as born in Franklin can people, w ia, but his life was gross and an ton and Clemson. He oughly comin Mtadel, was graduated 'taking leave 'arolina Medical Col- i seas' we will :1 as surgeon in the review is not rvice throughout the lalrtirs. We i jcretary and treasurer completed wc illege from 1890 to begin a new I> ui nit; \> uoie Aiiieriith the help of a Conadministration thoritted to the policy of to be strong upon the make it stronger. This the end o*f a century's lo not here exhibit our >rk. Rather, we here era, supported by the foreign affairs and, f him this communical him a copy. "In view of recent man authorities in American rights on which culminated in and sinking of the B! Lusitania on May 7, vol. il UUCD mil u 1 ifter reading to perial German gov Lion, leave with tlon those rights. the contrary, that acts of the Ger- eminent accepts as < violation of ^at the lives of the high seas, whether they be o the torpedoing 8hip or citizens of ritish steamship . ttons at war, cai 1916, by which | rightfully be put li lucmuiiui me nil- | ernment to quea- | ARGENTINA HUff It assumes, on ; the Imperial gov- l>a|K>rs De flare 1 of course^ the rule Have Suffered ' non-combatants. Buenos Ayres f neutral citizen- prenza expresses one of the na- (lent Wilson's not inot lawfully or gay8 that if the \ i jeopardy by the I *1 cials had inlim 4PORT8 THK U. S. without advices were confident, f Neutral Countries edge of the desir< 4Too Patiently." ernment to rema i, May 16.?La I United States, th approval of Presi- be welcomed. 1 e to Germany. It j stituting a court jrlnciples set forth | time, when most > ...<11 ! whnQP nnrtif?lnot ated that although 1314 and emei from Berlin they He leaves a wlc rom previous knowl- children: . H. e of the German gov- ton. S. M. Sloa lin friendly with the Sloan of Wr.lhj at arbitration "would Mrs. S. B. Kar "he difficulty of con- Dr. Sloan \va of arbitration at this at Clemson. f of the great power? and affection n Inn J?i- llfo U'IiIkIi ic a itus since that time. Chief Executi low and the following ed and progr E. Sloan of Pendle- gave evidence n of Columbia. It. F. navy by the o ilia, H. A. Sloan and bill in the his le of Clemson. "We are ei is the best loved man progress such lis integrity, modesty known before, tade great his simple onward and rlnh lanrAAt, *? i . " ve and by an enlightenessive Congress, which of its faith in a strong assage of the best navy tory of your country, ltering upon an era of as the navy has never , whose keynote will be whose watchword will over one hundred Ai oat their Uvea, it js , desirable that the go< United States and th man government sh( c?ear and full undej the grave situation w ' "The sinking of t nerlc&n citizens capture or destruct dearly wise and e(j merchantman, ai irernment of the a8 an other nation e Imperial Ger- tion to take the us >uld come to a visit and careful to rstanding as to er a suspected m hich has recult- fact of belligerent in fact carrying cc he British pas- under a neutral fla ? n _ i III llic I1UIU no I'W ion of an unarm- i he an end to net nd recognize also. 1 untVersal war wl is do, the obltga-J The Razon eays ual precaution of j "The United Sti ascertain wheth- I trfti countries ha^ erchantman is in too patiently, m nationality or is i jaiiy." >ntraband of war The Dlarlo dec g. {. violated principle L piCVUH 11ICI C \>lll * ? vav . ,/U? itrallty and that a e(I are at war, II follow. some diplomatist Ing the plan im ites and other neu- That some wa re already suffered reach an arnica orally and mater- tween the Unit* many was the gi lares Germany has many officials a !? of international day. A variety ,uu uu ucau- . ? ? was pointed out by college. la, however, as niak- j practicable. JO.XX OF y would be found to ble settlement be- Fhristabel Pan id States and Ger- j brato rowing conviction of Paris. May tnd diplomatists to- Joan of Arc w of suggestions were j today by big ci ..v.. iw .inline rorwara? lifting of our |by the subor IRC FETE DAY. I aliont or asht ! the fleet in o k hurst One of Cole- strength we r rs at Parts. the right to 16.?The fete day of the world, as celebrated quietly WAIL OF owds. Many English , "You have an era marked by the navy out or polities and dination of all things ire to the efficiency of irder that by our very nay be able to demand live at peace with all 1 THE PESSIMIST. seen?and latelv von vuaci Dt?x-.wici r ami submarine on Marc which Leon C. Threi can citizen, was drow on April 28 on the j Gushing by a German torpedoing on May ] can vessel Gultlight 1 submarine, as a resu or more American cii fa ujr a uoiuwui WHEKE THE OB h 28, through "The governmeri iher, an Amerl- states, therefore, d ned; the attack attention of the \merican vessel government with th i aeroplane; the nesa to the fact tha L of the Amerl- their present m? by a German against the trade It of which two iieg jn the practice tizens met their pmnlnvlntr onhmorit 1JECTION LIES. iaw. "The Unitet it of the United fle(j thaf oountr: leslrea to call the more aggression Imperial German "The war zone o le utmost earnest- i if not a rupture t the objection to | tonishing. South (thod of attack ! the energetic attl of their enemies states." ,1 impossibility of | other newspapt too In Wo /I. I States note slgni- j heard. f will tolerate no i One which s," It continued, thought was a ught to disappear; clearance to bell would not be as- ing munitions America supports contraband if th tude of the United sengers. This w bargo but a sep; ?rs here and in the and contraband women partielp was given serious ,OB- Christabel proposal to refuse A KrouP of ligerent ships carry- P,ac0(1 a bouqi of war or absolute statup in the J ey also carried pas- the names of tl ould involve no em- the fr?nt- The aration of passenger I an<l Frsnch so traffic. { alone. I iated in the ceremon- have heard f I Pankhurst was one. petrified pessi young girls of Paris . our leviatham ;et on the heroine's and disappoin tue des Pyramides in something up teir fathers serving at a tal? of woe re were many British "The navy ldiers in the proces- a target of m some from th ur too much?of the v mist who visits one of * of power with a sour tecl visage, looking for on wnich he can hang and wail a jeremaid. and its head have been mch criticism of late^ ose honest in their be 1 death, and finally, \ and sinking of the i tania, constitute a 8 ' which the governmeu States has observed concern, distress and PREVIOUS A'] "Reallnzlng the h tightened attitude hi the torpedoing tlon Gf commerce v steamship Lusi- |ng those rules of leries or events jUgtice and liumanl it of the United ern opinion regar< with growing it i? practically ir amazement. officers of a subn rriTUDE. merchantman at se? umane and en- papers and cargo, itherto assumed impossible for then "v. province commem without disregard fairness, reason, _ 4 , ,, , , . , . ,, , Captain Mulder's ty which all mod- .. . Hack Is as imperative. npossible for the | ^*ew York, Ma; tarine to visit n oan steamsh i and examine her j hore toda>r from 1 It is practically i ca^'n antl t to make a prize Captain Passow I the note. j The United St; I the legal right Body Is Brought j travel on any si Home. | position is indls] v 16.?The ABietl-1 Germany, how ip St. Haul ai lived has become a d< Liverpool with 217 account of chan iP.^rage passengers. " the two clat reported passing traffic were sc Fites stands flrmly 011 j note. and sot . of its citizens to i whether there tips and believes Its nions on this ] putable. j the principle oi ever, holds that this the United Sta jbatable question on orous a Rtand. iged conditions, and Another su jses of ocean-going cussed by oftlc parattd submarines announcement ?? liefa, but sac! lie officials doubted formed, and 1 would be any eonees- tj8an an(i poli point, for it involves no jnterest ir f humanity'for which ,*or 8UCh orith tes has taken so viR- sej^ j illive k iustify. or ti gftestion widely dis- q^p gplcn< ials was the possible 8hip8 for whi. by the allies that iha oni^^ tly ignorant or misinmuoh from purely partical sources which had i facts whatever. As isms as concerned myept silent. Time must me condemn, lid condition of the ?h you are responsible; illaAUlU^ ~ O 1 by the Imperial Gem in matters of inter and particularly wltl freedom of the seas; |t<^ recognise the Oer the Oerman influence international obligat engaged upon the sid humanity, and havi f ho inatriinHnno r\t t li aan government 0f her; and. If they national right, crew on board of l regard to the her without having learned and all on board of man views and 0f the sea in her at > on the field of facts, it is underst ion as always German governmei a of Justifce and we are Informed ng understood stances of which m ,'mnorlo 1 Oo?- - " cannot put a prize over tfte scene or her, they cannot aKter May 9 and i leaving her crew a dozen bodies, her to the mercy 8ma'l boats on th nail boats. These PauI not stop ood, the Imperial The St- 1>a"l bi ?t frankly admit. | ^apt. Alfred Ount that In the In- j 8te?mer Qulfligh we have spoken aei"ni?n submarin ' fllod of nhnr>lr tne cusltania clls-|wuu,u Int sighting more than traband ships al There were many AT MERCY e scene and the St. The objection the opinion of s rought the body of the plan stUl w< er of the American the humane tre it torpedoed by a national law pre e. Captain Ounter of a vessel carr: ir attention to con- , none of their r one* I be armed herea OP HIGH SEAS. of any nation; to this, however, in ; ruling from t ome officials, is that | early in the w auld not provide for tarry guns not atment which inter- calibre, "for scribes for the crew | only," but by vdng contraband ajid , "tent with the I , .. . V, ? ? 1 n|li?UUIU merchant ships would which you h fter. Merchant ships today a far b ality, according to a thing I could ne state department, ri(le tonight i ar, have the right to i river let thei larger than six-inch spokesmen, a defensive purposes my pleasure an informal arrange- the command British government lantic fleet. A mat I|)iiiit; UI me cr?WH ave established, make etter answer than anybe able to say. As they !t their anchors on the n stand as their own nd I rejoice that it is to greet here tonight ler-in-chief of the At dmiral Fletcher. man government to manriers to be upon of humane action pr naval codes of other i ernment of the Unit loath to believe?It o Itself to bellevo?tha absolutely contrary t practices and the s v ?... ? w nme enougn ror ev? its naval com- ure Qf safety was the same plane at least two of th escribed by the go much as a warn nations, the gov- Manifestly, suhtnai ;ed States was U8ed against mere! anijot now bring ift?t few woeks ha\ it these acts, so an inevitable viola o the rules, the plrlt of modern Continued on >n tnat poor mead- ? not given, and in e cases cited not 'n Memory of ling was received. { New Haven, Co ines cannot be j of the Yale hantmen, as the rangle was down e shown, without ,n memory of thi tlon of many sa- perished with the _. Miles Forman, A] Page Eight.) and Lindon Bates I UiBklUg UU ICS! search or any rhroc Oraduatcs. blockade. To to inn., May 16.?The Ing, or even t( University quad- crew of a vessel at half-mast today to get into small ree graduates, who ed out, would i Lusltanla: Justus mercy of the hli Ifred O. Vanderbilt boat happened t . Jr. ' Is the position te isinnce/io visu. ami , *>?=?? ? n?a attempt to run a ships at Araeri rpedy' without warn- j disposed of the > glv^ time for the Out 01 mese carrying contraband ; there was a beli I boats, it was point- ters, however, leave them to the the questions gin seas unless a big reached withou o be near by. This meantime of s iken in the American 'ell the Lusitai u^eii reiuseu nritlsn ... . A few da can ports unless thev L, . . Ir Kiinw. tion, bearing ? ... . tional Pecur pnases of the quect on , .. . .. . ' open letter 'a lef In diplomatic quar- ._ .. .. ,. , ... investigations that some solution of . , .. . involved would bo WO?* thl* t any repetition in the aftPtprin\t" t*! uch a disaster as be-|_ nia. I ys ago a new organizathe name of the NaIty League, issued an nnounoing the result of i,' and published to the itement: ition discloses It ip ashe navy is neither ade ; ? i -* ri < 1 t \ > it ? i n ununiH ia on t'ftge Ki|D(j . uw mmw