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OUMBAMUtSIS TZT LEAVE OF ABSENCE s"~"~ The State t Minister Wants to Go to Vi_nn* wtsh that th? and Make Personal Report j undoubtedly on Situation. I great when a ?counted as to AMBASSADOR INDIGNANT. of the sale of Una of the f Riled Because Text of His Message the enforcem< Wan Made Public Without I ?? # ?? IIIVV OUVCl His Consent. December. Lenox, Mass. September 14.?The Financially Auatro-Hungraln ambassador. Dr. had, in propo Constantin T. Dumba, today, an- more at stak< nounced that he had requested his inanity of So foreign office to recall on leave Columbia. It of absence in order that he might the dispensari make a personal report on the sltua- for years. Tt tion In the United States, which re- four or Ave t suited in a request for his recall. nf the traffic. t In authorizing the Associated Press Union alont to make the above announcement Dr. the up-countr Dumba expressed indignation that jn recent yeai the text of his message to the Austro- county have r Hungarian minister of foreign affairs traffic not onl Baron Burlan, already had become pie, but from public without his consent of knowl- i,ig counties, edge. one for prohi In view "of the situation," he said, The city of , he probably would not make public against the dl P* the statement of his position, which ence is clear he had in mind to give to the Amer- South Carolim lean press. He would, however, have by sordid con something to say through the Aus- not afraid of trlan press when he reached Vienna, bring Improve "I may say," said Dr. Dumba, The charactei "that I have sent this message to our has stood sue minister for foreign affairs: In that the ai TEXT OF MESSAGE. not appealed " 'I beg your Excellency to recall While oppoi me on leave of absence for personal the liquor tra account.' " ed, is written "This wns purely an official mes- secondary ver< sage and I now publish It. It was sary plan of^ sent from the embassy by the only 's il ,ailure* I means I had to communicate with p,e 3poke thoi my government and to my astonish- state dispensai ment the message has become public, sar'os ha\e pr not through the Associated Press, to ,1,an was that whom I had planned to give a for- hut the-v ha mal statement when I was prepared l?>und wanting to do so. In view of the situation I as sure that now, I think that I will have nothing Carolina eonsi whatever tc say regarding my pod- Rovernment ai tion to the American press. I will, was never acc however, probably have something consent of th to say to the public tnrough the Aus- tricked into it trian press after I have returned of ?scape was home, are at last frt "Agents in New York are arrang- The State d< Ing reservations for me on a Dutch prohibition is u or Norwegian steamer, but the exact the whiskey q r5 date of my departure has not been yesterday lea^ determined. I expect that the Rrit- for honest, lsh government will afford me safe would have th conduct. Mrs. Dumba will go to P,ac? for ther Washington for a brief stay before (,ron to llve h meeting me In New York, when we an(* that lB to will sail." honest man th he can not li Wrong and Hurtful System. traffic is outlaw The overworked credit system of 8Glf to go, an the South ought to get its death blow order of his speedily. We surely have had suffi- where it is la cient experience with all credit and ?"?ourage, tac slow pay to desire most earnestly a 'awful traffic change?and the only pay to change breaker of the is to change. 'be commonwi The credit system is a nuisance; it I in more than a nuisance, it is ruinous. at If every business and professional v/,iaj man In this community were asked as to whether he would rather sell And Many Are for cash at a considerable discount t? in price, or continue the credit ays- Thirty thou tem, we believe the vote would be fran(* chorus! , , her of Ameri unanimous in favor of cash and re- wbo are b duced profits. Kidney I'ills On the other hand we are fully ache, kidney ? convinced that the men who buy will, 8aV " to ""iont also agree that the credit system is {^Vhis^o^rus a hardship and stapds in the way of Here's a La thrift and saving. Credit leads us Mrs. H. M. I to the extravagant extreme, strains caster, says: our paying ability to the limit and when 1 sat 1 . across my bat helps to keep both buyer and seller up j ooultln* hard up. was hardly a Now why can't the people of this work. I Hna.ll community get together with the Kidney 1 . . , 4 Co.. and they i tradesmen and inaugurate a strictly from the ba(>l cash system in every fine of business? kidneys up in Why can't we stamp out the credit Price 50c, i curse? It la simply a breeder of p,rnP'>' a8^ 'or high prices, in which everybody Varies"''** ^suffers.?Exchange. Co., Props., B DOINGS OF THE VAN L / ifiR, pa: I s*\ PlCORR " (TJHS WAJJT AU. MVSfiUt') / "THAT | &+ V li#T IT J [*"* V LI I t>Ol_4_A.a. and I I TWENTY CS4JS T 1 on Tnia ONI I VJTMINI; At-oh ...... - ' T1 't ". v - * -r ^".4 THE .LANCASTER NEWS, "Our Own." FOB PROHIBITION. ? "K' J' Ota.rvcr ^ Editor Ed H. DeCuuip of The Caff- I > ? ney Ledger gives expression to a te 15th. very general and much-to-be-regrett.. . ... ed truth in the following editorial in telleves and so rules Its . , his paper: ? prohibition majority, ,.u ,8 tQ be regretted that lndvld_ decisive, will Ije so uaj courtesy in the household is at 11 the votes have been so low an ebb. We treat or guests i convince the advocates with favor and bestow upon them liquors in South Caro- every mark of po,lte attent,OQ: but I the minute they are out of the house utility of resistance to we gl|p back into the oId rutB and ' mt of the law that will treat those about us with an indlffer- 1 on the 31st day of next ence that borders on contempt. Not that this <8 intentional; rather it is , the city of Aiken has the result of carelessness, a failure | rtion to its population, to realize that the polite attention | a than any other com- "the little things," count as much to , >uth Carolina south of those we love as to some outside.* , has had the profits of who becomes a member of a family < es without interruption for a day." > le town of Aiken voted The same thought is expressed by , o one for the abolition Margaret E. SangRter in the follow- , ing poem: ; > among the counties of . ' ' y has had dispensaries "If11I had k"own1,i" th?e morn,n* I , , , ... How wearily all the day '8 and the city and tlio The words unkind eaped the profits of the Would trouble my mind ' y from their own peo- That I said when you went away, < the people of neighbor- ? 1 had been more careful darling! , ? , . . .. . Nor given you needless pain; Union voted three to we vex ?our own' bitlon. With look and tone , Columbia voted heavily We might never take back again. | spensar'es. The infer- ..por though In the quiet evening, that the electors of You may give the kiss of nea<v> a. nave not been guided Yet It might be siderations. They are That never for me higher taxes If thev Tbe pa,n ?f tbo heart should cease. a mnr?i? ?nH tr.nnno^ How mar,y S? forth in the morning d morals and manners. That never come home at R|ght. of South Carolinians And hearts nave broken i cessfully a severe test For harsh words spoken J rgumont of profits has That sorrow can never make right, j to them. "We have careful thought for the j sition of the electors to stranger, I flic, however, conduct- And smiles for the sometime guest, first as the verdict, the I!.ut rl'A/or.onr own . , .. . .. .. The bitter tone, diet is that the dispen- Thought we love our own the best. ] controlling the truffle Ah! lips with the curve impatient, '"fine years ago the peo- Ah! brow with that look of scorn, r disapprobation of the ,T,wero,a <r,15}' i ] mi . Were the night too late ry. The county dispen- T() undo ,h? work of the morn ? oved infinitely less evil disgraceful institution. paring Price of Cotton Unwise. vq been weighed and ... _ ,, Ti , . , hdgefleld Advertiser. It may be set down not again will South Unless the farmers of South Caro -| ent to the wedlock of ''"a were financially able to hold id whiskey. Tho thing "loir cotton, or, being unable, had J ' omplishcd, In 1892, bv sumc^ent warehouse accommodation o people. They were '^ store the cotton to be used as se- , , and, though the road ,ur,t>' for loan8 banks, we deem It long and weary, they unwi8? to attempt, by concert of acse of it for all time. Hon, to name or fix a minimum price aes not risk saying that ,or ,bo 8,aple. If we are to Judgo the final "solution of the futuro by tbo past, and wo have ] iuestion," but tho vote no be"cr guide, a resolution fixing res for The State and tho prlco win bc 'argoly disregarded manly citizens who by farmers themselves, and the ultlils South Carolina a lit mate result W,U b* merely another | nselves and their chil- demonstration to the world that the j a but one thing to do, Producers of cotton are, under pres- i uphold the law. If any fint conditions, unable to control the ere be who thinks that Pr'ce? j ve where the khiskey I" our opinion, the price will never i ved, he owes It to him- 1)0 controlled by farmers as long as I d stand not upon the a considerable portion of the crop is ' going, to some land spent before it is harvested and mar- ' wful. To remain and keted. When a majority of farmers c itly or actively, an un- reach the fortunate state of indepen- v will be to become a clence that they really own the cotlaw, and an enemy of they make, then, and not until salth. ben, will they be able to demand a tixed price for the staple. Passing^ resolutions which they are powerless >0 VOICES to enforce, make cotton growers the i laughing stock of spinners and specu, . lators. i tlie voices of l<ancas>r People. t sand voices?what a History of the Pottage Star?p. And that's the mini- The postage stamp ti.no m-o in 1 can men and women, the United States in I . s ven years % licly praising I)oan s after Ureal hritain bad adopted ;t. for relief f rom hack- Kive and ten-cent stamps wore the tlrst is Th?'y"ell it In Vho Am?r'f"Tr" i'i" ""'1 " l.anoaster psoplo .re c*rrl.t? haa(l? >' al' and Washington, hour years later the master case: letter rate was lowered to three cents, f ^arks. Market st_. (.an- and in 1KX3 to two cents Hefore the "I ached all over and postage stamp was adopted, the postlown, I got so stiff al charges were more moderate in k I coul/1 hardly get the United States than in Ungland. j, t do any stooping and Our rules were six cents for 30 iniles ble to do my house- or less* 12V4 cents up to lf?0 iniles; y got a box of Doan's i8% t>enla up to 400 miles, and 26 lb it tho Standard I)ri'K cents for every distance over that. cache 6 ami "fixed" my Hi?' the discoverer of postage stamps good shape." was knighted and received a gift of at all dealers. Don't *45.000, raised by public subscription. a kidney remedy?get Fills?the same that If you do not want your cotton to i had. Foster-Milburn be gin cut, let the Oil Mill gin it for I uffalo, N. T. you. i f 1 ?? i ???????? ?? PONS . "X A I THOOCHT \ \ / you WOULDN'T**?^ ofi6- /M?ND ?P i SPENTI vj. 5, / [THE. PROFITS, ) J I J ^ ^ yON , SEPTEMBER 17, 1915. IMPROVING KOL.MN<> STtM'K. | ? ??%? ?? ?? ?? ?< > # # # _ Southern Hallway Preparing for the jk T Movement of Crops. I 2 ZA I Atlanta, Sept. 15.?Showing Its f[ faith In an early revival of business j ^ throughout the South, the Southern ! 1 Railway Company is increasing its jT supply of high class box cars to be | JL ? used In the movement of crops and JgL ffj I the general distribution of merchan- X ilise which is ofTored for shipment in JL normal fall seasons. X . in QAtvtA , x ?? uvuic xwi III Ui une thousand old cars have ref of form, and s tiently been rebuilt and converted . . .. ,, into modern steel underframe cars, ine ^ ree * the work being done at the various j This drug st< company shops throughout the South and improving und at the Lenoir Car Works, Lenoir gafe and effecti City. Tenn., and another thousand . exDerts ( uv ill be put through the same pro- & . . j fu :iess in time to aid in the fall crop *** View, and th movement. During the past year lions of cases. 1,250 new steel underframe box cars ^ We invite an ivere acquired which with the cars frankly of the ueing rebuilt will give the Southern Kt Beautv is ofl Hallway over 5,000 new box cars of ' Heavy capacity and modern design, a ??? nentea. substantial proportion of >he total number of box sars it owns. CHICHESTER SPILU DIAMOND /JOggk BRAN? t P| A0* W .K*:r*wx+. i I' LADIR8 f w Ilk >??r i'>r.nt<'t for Cni-Cttrs-THRS A p ^ DIAMOND KKaND PILLS In Rki> and/jCV W"* Sold metallic boxes, sealed with Ltue<0> . JM Ribbon. Takxj no otuiir. lluy ofjmr y/ bc M M " xj l?ru*Rlit and ?a!i for rni-CHES-TflB V d M A MM LM DIAMOND nilAND Pll.l.H, for twenty-five 5: ?? rears regarded ns Beet,Safest, Always Reliable. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS We] ?$& EVERYWHERE ;; BEST x Our ? RECREATION I RECUPERATION i L Summer Tourist Fares 1 TO T U/ Western North Carolina v rr VIA r Th SOUTHERN RAILWAY * Q1 Premier Carrier of the South. "f* iJ May 15 to September 30, final re- ijj . . urn limit October 31, 1915. * Al'0 SO dellClt Many attractive resorts reached by ^ m.innnr 1*,.--. , ? , , ~f- UXI.I1U L J H >1 iiu ouumern Kail way. Let ub help ;, __ ,'OU plan your summer trip. JVl W. H. CAFFEY, V Division Passenger Agent, ii T^T\11T A Charleston, S. C. I4 I 1 uy A Lancaster & Chester Ey. Co i; w ~ n th ~ Schedule in Ehect Dec. 27, 1914. * oeu ine oei Eastern Time. 15 WESTBOUND. Ui LiV. Lancaster ...6:00am?2:30pm P- COAL L.V. Fort Lawn ..6:30am?4:08pm LiV. Hascomville ..6:45am?4:28pm L.v. Richburg ....6:55am?4:43pm \r. Chester 7:30am?5:25pm EASTBOUND. jV. Chester .... o:00am?6:45pm -.v. Richburg ... 9:45am?7:27pm jV. Ba8comvllle .10:00am?7:38pm jV, Fort Lawn ..10:30am?7:55pm * Ir. Lancaster ...11:00am?8:25pm V Connections?Chester with South;rn. Seaboard and Carolina & North vestern Railways. J' Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air .. .ine Railways. Lancaster ,wth Southern Railway !" A. P. McLURE. Supt. h SOUTHERN RAILWAY |i Premier Carrier of the South. IT if KEE ASSENGEP TRAIN SCHEDULES T l{ow WOuld V T*:;ins arrive Lancuc'.er from: *.r lo. 118?Yorkville, Rock Hill and t yetbe able tosa intermediate station.- 8:31 a. m T table: 1 Oil 0 ,1 *0. 113?Charleston, Columbia and + Well, just j 111 Intermediate stations lo:05 vnnr J._ jwui oavillg) 1U Jo. 114?Marion. Blacksburg, Ch..r- T H mattoi ()1 lad lotte anil Intermediate stations, 4? some time, and 1:36 p. m. T tomers we havt so. 117?Columbia, Kingsville and I intermediate stations, 7:41 p. m. ^ Trains leave Lancaster for: V l\ PIYlPTYInPr Jo. 118?Klngsville. Columbia and T Intermediate stations, 8:31 a. m. + 1") r) Jo. 113?Rock Hill, Hlacksburc, l\YP llllKf" Marion, Charlotte and Inter- J > mediate stations, 10:06 a. m. 1 fo. 114?Klngsville. Columbia Charleston ard Intermediate stations 1:S6 M. ' V _ Jo. 117?Rock Hill. Yorkv lle and j; WyW^\J\\ intermediate stations, 7:41 j- ll/jiV/ f Schedule figures are published as nformatlon only, not guaranteed as ,o """""" :.res, etc., call on Perhaps Father bett / So I Bought"1?A I /LOOK hrar MA (THIS svmu- SW&GI I > I SOO SAV&O ON 1 For aiCHT/ I 1 TWENTY dDoiXARS J 1 voo iF 7_ . -L WOMEN | ARE f LAUTIFUL I r other. Some have beauty of face, others till others of character, while some com:>re can aid you wonderfully in preserving your personal attractions. Our numerous ve remedies are compounded by the most )f the world with this one definite object jT ey are eminently successful in many milThey can be the same with you. ? inspection, and will advise you freely and jT merits of each article. Y ten acquired where it has not been in- jT MACKEYCO. | T and COFFEES | Handle Only the Very Best J BEVERAGES f >tock is Now Complete With IHASE & SANBORN'S | As Leaders. i HY BAKE CAKES? f ere's No Need of It When 1 TONE'S r A RTFS i _ -WA ?!.?. it / T ?? >us. 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