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Ivf mm Hi FB^HTAPRIL 18, 19 H MISSIONARIES ACCUSED H OF AIDING THE BULGAR Ht?te Ibi^rtoieot Certali Od?i With Aiding flcrnutn Cause During War. Washington. April 17.?Formt H # charges of pro-German activity b | certain American missionaries i |H Bulgaria and northern Persia hav I/' been forwarded to the America board of foreign missions by th ^ .(,?a department, !t was learne I from official sources. These charges also Involve th missionaries in political activities i Persia. The charges together wit the results of Investigations con ducted by the state department wer sent to the American hoard by \s sistant Secretary of State Phillips. Secretary Phillips said then- h:e not yet been time to receive a r?pi from the board's headquarters i Boston where the matter is undo Investigation. He expres^d tiie |>c lief that proper action would he ta ken by the board as soon as the necessary Inquiries could he made. The detailed charges, it was said would not he made public by th state department, officials holdini that the propew course wouli be to allow the mission board first to complete Its investigation and make public its findings. The state department, it \v a i learned, has been greatly disiurhei by the pro-Hulgarlan activities or rer tain American missionaries In Bui garta. The conduct of these nils sionaries. officials have expire-<?d was difficult to restrain owing t?. chi fact that the United States and Bui garia were not at war. Moreover it is said the missionaries exerte< every effort to prevent a rupture between the two countries. It li known that one of the specifl charges is that the missionaries usee funds designed to aid war sufferer! ?kn nn..nn /xf D .. Iran M|n ? , > XU lui liiri uic lauac ui nui^ai ia tiin Indirectly the cause of her allies Germany and Austria-Hungary. Political activities on the part o missionaries in northern Persia, ai well as Bulgaria, are said to huvi compromised them with tlie tvta governments and have put the Unit ed States to unusual embarrassmen in correcting the evils they hav? worked. Unofficial reports from the hoard's headquarters were said to intimate that severe disciplinary measures would he taken by the organ .atlot v *>V J^Jifverilcn,,on c?>nri .i's 11; .charges file4 1; has heen htRtod '' at s? verr' missionaries would ue dismissei from the set vice, 1 MlKI'KN I>KN< I! ,\(i!T.\T!OV IN KORKA IS CONTIMIM Seoul, Korea, April 17.?Korear Independence agitation continues Ir the provinces. The Japanese art repressing It severely, with the result that there has been many ad ditlonal casualties. 8eoul is quiet. I The representations made to th< Japanese authorities by T*. A. Berg liolse. the American consul-genera here against Japanese In civilian dress carrying clubs has had a gooil effect. Civilians armed with clubf ro longer are seen on the streets Foreigners have been assured by thf police that all such persons havf been ordered off the streets. The shops at Gen-San, a treaty port northeast of Seoul, remain? closed. 'We nre proiul of the confidence doctors, druggists and the public have in (MIA Chill and Fever Tonic, ?Adv. IesTpreventive FOR INFLUENZA IS ACTIVE LIVER tCalotab*, the Nauaeal<?tM Calomel ^IJiat Is Free From Danger of OaUvstl?a, Is the Ideal l?axative for Colds and Flue. Keep your liver active, your system purified and your digestive organs In perfect working order. That is the advice of physicians as to how to avoid Influenza and serious complications. At the first sign of a cold or sore throat, take a Calotab. the perfected calomel that is free from the nauseating and salivating Qualities of the old style calomel, and whose medicinal properties are vastly Improved. One Calotab at bed time with a swallow of water?that's all. No salts, no nausea, nor the slightest interference with your eating, p.easure or work. Next morning your cold has vanished, your liver is actlvp, your system is purified and you are feeling fine, with a hearty appetite for breakfast. Calotabs are sold only in original sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. Your druggist recommends and guarantees Calotabs r by offering to refund the price If f > on" are not de'ighted with thein.? Adv. ... on reuruarj April 1 .'>. The eer - 2.1 by a Japanese unit against re formed by Magistra - volters against General Horvath. at his home, in the - one of the Siberian military com-i friends and relative . manders with whom the allies have Mr and Mrs. If. 8 co-operated, and that no American Rock Hill, spent \ - troops were in the vicinity at the^ Kershaw with 'he fi '.'time The Japanese force literally; T. Crawford and fa 1 was wiped out. j Or. and Mrs. W. H Some official dispatches from theirled their little soi 8 east have created the Impression! Kennell infirmary a 8 that Americans stood by. refusing to week. He was brr 1 go to the aid of outnumbered allies, again on Sunday an s It was officially explained as a mat- to note that his 1 ter of fact the Japanese commander proved. , had asked for co-operation In ad- Mrs. T. C. Nelsor j vance and ordered the expedition; hia last Saturday f unaided nfter being informed that' daughter. Miss J 3 the Americans could not participate j who was returning 3; in an attack upon people who were| Rov. and Mrs. U. J i not recognized as enemies or bol-. c. They return - sheviks. | morning. t; General Graves' report, outlining| rpv W S. Patt< ? thi* state of facts, said the revolt ter. spoke <n the against General Horvath was caused church Sundav in ^ by alleged atrocities, suah as the Jewish war col5of. - killing of women and children. The and cash collectb 3 ( iiihle appears to have bben local. w tin h is (> he app 1 ' .??ever, and officials of both the 0f l.ancastev conn' - i .'ate a ui war departinent regard M'ss !,.'.,n"he Ta the atttttide o! General (Ii'mVcs as rn wood, spent lasi v 1 . > nroper. The American co'?. .. i.j, sis. tamlet had very nositive instruc- fnlvcrn She w t ms when in1 went to Siberia to re- h-<me on Monday h rain i'oni Interfering with local tl" Misses Jean. Nn ' < >ntroversies and political move- fulvern. who will ' ments. (Greenwood with tli \ The policies of the United States) ti10 family of R< I and Japan as to the conduct of on- with the exception erations in Siberia and the reasons who are students a j for the presence of allied troops at Greenwood. nrrive< ( Vladivostok, It was offlcially stated ,a8t woek and are are the same, although there la a|mtci]ed |n their pa || difference of opinion as to the ex- ichurch street Jus) tent to which the troops should he Rmtist chord | used. An understanding on this tPnrta a rordtnl wH j ?'nt In expected, but it was pointed Woodle and his es out tliat in 'he meantime the local |>00 u Hilton hi situation might result In questions j* ^ Infantrv and arising that would have to he settled Oglethorpe Oa fr< either through conference of the pfi~ts j0 KO p>)( military commanders on the ground and j0jn contii on by diplomatic agencies. lecting there for F ** i recalled that ho ws I'ROIMHITION tCKN'I'S <JKT at Wake Forest on Wit IT OF lltllKt^ FOJtlM - est. N <\. until He ,,, . t > an<1 facinntlon Richmond. \a.. April 1..?Judge . . ..... . . service pins the op Robert R I'rentiS, ot the supreme ' , ticg to Franco in court of appeals, has issued a writ , . ., . . join the armv. Tic (*I habeas corpus, addressed to the .. , . . _ , , , , < bia and the reerulti citv sergeant of ! rederlckshurg, d?-, , ... P"t him through tli reeling him to appear in court with!.. ? , , . hmi to Savannah. G l?-e accused men in the matter of .... . .. . r. j ''liS final examina'le I th?- prohibition omrers held In r red- ... , ... . .1 .4U ' w- J- YounK and erlckshurg in connection with the .. ... . . ? ..the West ville comm shooting of Raymond Shackleford 0,. ? .. . years of age hi and S I,. Hudson, alleged bootleg...... n u. .... .m. were returning to gers. killed in a fight with the pro- ... . ; . . . ? . . , Kershaw vesterdav hihitinn ofilcers three weeks ago in . . . I car. which was beli Shenandoah county. The n, ?? ^ They ranch cd in Iho writ arc W C Hall. H. F ^ i Sweat. W. n. .Dunloavy and J. H. BO?t|)hnlln(1 , I Sullivan. The writ Mate, that tha |( ^ no( , purpose la to consider the subject of I jnK jf jn t(mp lo |h.il for the man. which wa. refused r<n |n|(> ,h? at<>pit ( |hy Jadae Whltln*. of .the circuit )h(i |niMM ,hrmv|n ",,,rt ? _ Into the ditch alo I Senator Kowenoerg and K B , . . j and overturning II Dunford, of counsel for the men , the occupants out, appeared before Judge Prentla and (>n thft,r fft< made the formal application for the (hat both a,)pht0(1 , writ, announcing that It was their ^n(]H Thp traJn purpose to ask bail for the men. , v , , Mr. Young and I ? I taken aboard and (IRKMANY WllJi IIKJRTT ANY Kershaw to receiv PI, A*' TO TAKfS TIIK SAAH Hf>" It a mo Berlin, April 17,?The German rnpe for thPm- for bruised and consldt government Is flrinlv resolved to re- , . no limbs or bones ' fuse to discuss at the peace congress w^m the allegiance'of the Saar territory. TO AUDHKSN S. ccordlne to a Berlin news agency Washington, Api i m what It terms competent author- General Palmer hai ity. The government will "resolute- vitatton to address y reject any proposal to tear the Ing of the Georgia j-i!,r territory from the empire by Una Bar assoclatb means of a general plebiscite." land, near Savanna ? 19. THE LANC AMERICA EXPECTS NO | YOUTH Si TROUBLE WITH JAPAN * ? ?' The importar it Report That AnierlranN Fulled to q StiOng foil I Aid Japa iiocauNc of letter's robust manhood Atrocities, Denied. young and the jSng. A gTowins il Washington. Anrii t* - ??? unB every possible he y secretary of State I'olk has author- energv J c j n ..Ml the statement that no serious 7 ^ ttUU CUJ* e tuestions were pending between the Vigorous n< n Pelted States and Japan and that developing child the indications were that minor is(1 sues arising from the Rituation in ffl I anil the recent troulile at I e T *!:tsin as well as peace conference _ _ _ _ _ n pro! 'enis would lie amicably L|m| I I ( It 1' d without in any way straining ^Li [i Ll i- relations between the two coune tties. comes with pi i Mr. Polk said there had been many Thousands of th ns.thmal reports recently that an(J WOmen of 1 1 ,v"? cniustitied. youth-time nourl y Th statement. followed closely 5trenglhenecJ to wi ti i . t-v Acting Secretary Crowe'l at , . . t . ... he inroads of cnse; t the war department, speeitically do- ... c. c ... . .. . m insistent use or c nviri; a puld-shed report tbet Maj.- xntt & Bowuc, ?to?w - Peti. W. S Craves, commanding the - raited States forces in Siberia, had 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. ri'| orte<h the failure of American ^ KKHS1 . t oops to aid the Japanese in a re- ^ + 4, + + + + + 4 e cent engagement was due to the fact e; that the Japanese had shot down Kershaw. S. P.. 1 women and children. ' Stella Hough, dang s It was disclosed that the engage-1 Mrs. F. P. Hough anient In question, which has been Faulkenberry. mm < Pm? subject of various dispatches ar.l Faulkenberry. s I'-nm Vladivostok and Tokio. was mil section, were 1 fomrllt !1? Hlhn.n.."1' ASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. - TIME = it time to lay \(f ndation for r*f \ n is while life is lUIx body develop* ? Vv j child needs J ^ ;lp to conserve firm the body salth. To a sion M articular help, e strong men I Ladies9 asebythe S'l? J a j LacSS^s ++++ ++ SAW. * Call ar April 17. Miss liter of Mr. and and Son in on ???? if the Into I.eon-' all of the Fork married Sunday. A eniony vns per- gjite W. Adams 1*^ presence of a f< w J* is. ; F. Johnson, of the week-end in f inner s uncle. M. \^L,VJ 1 IlLO iC imily. Mcliovell far- ! a. James, to the * T 1 ' I 'T m the LA 11 id we are pleased condition is im\ went to Colum-i | to meet her1 ?rson. of l.aneas-' Kershaw Rapt 1st j interest of the T 'vn A subscription i i t in wa% taken. \\V 1 ??'il to the cu< la 1 y for this work. t. of re?n- ? ? .eek-rrd In Ker ........... ' *? nn ^ m I'uuiMi COMI'AMIIS IN s\|,|si;mtY Do not aS, ;irp? panlfd Salisbury. N. C.. April 17.-The dolnR da. ^ 1 r 'J' fight between the North Carolina con inoy and Blanche ... control m , ., , Public Service company, now ocou- convri" spend n while in . .. ? , . . Al_ _ . roer Oou: i pying the field, and the Southern' 1 . eir grandparents/ ? . , . , write to >v A D Woodle POW?r con,Pauy- about to come ,n' ifl Clemson < of two daughters a,ready h*nefit,nK the public of Sal- ,ecured p or two aaugnters lsbury in the matter of electricity. t Lander college, ........ ? . , , Anticipating the coming of the rival The dci I In Kershaw . . ' , company, and expecting to beat them the bette com or a y < o ou^ Qn R sujt already started, the produce, rsonage home on ..... ? , " .1 Public Service company announced pall Pel t at the rear of , ... a reduction in the price of electricity ' 1 i. Kershaw ex- ? . . , . ? Irom 12 to nine cents, to become el- " come to Rev. Mr.' ... . . . . . , fective at once, subject to approval titnable family. I f ,. .. . . of the corporation commission, is enlisted In the 1 is now at Port 006 quickly relieves Constipation, *1*1 >ni whence he ex- Biliousness, l*>ss of Ap|>etite and 3 p imp Meade, Md llmlnrhei, due to Torpid Liver.? * igent that Is col ranee. It will be Notice to Debtors and Creditors, ^ is in the Infantry liege, Wake For- All persons indebted to the estate jj ~~~~" cember 12th last ?' Mary Hlackmon, deceased, will of the milltarv '"n*? l,ay Pnt a' .onf' a?f having claims against said estate iportunlty of ret- xvi 11 present same. duly authenticat- 11 | fluenced him to ed. to the undersigned. I I i went to Colum- P- '"* BLAC'KMON, ng sergeant there . Admr: Eatate of Miiry ?lackinon.j| deceased. 4 8. te paces and sent 1 Rec a., where he took | I | L ' w ?- ?. - OR. W. R. REGISTER unity, the former attt ad the latter 7 5, C 1* T their home from Specialist 111 In a Ford touring coll Chronic and Nervous town Just as the _ # ass passing over DlS6HS6S he train or hear- 1 * #, If d slow up, the ear . - - j ?at >f the rear coach. of >1en and Womrn- P*** g their car hack trie ngside the track _____ VOU I. throwing both and from the 1 _ V 7h''!'r zr *"es ana Rupture mof was stopped nnd tir. Peach w-y Cured Without Operation ?r brought hack to * e medical atten Rt miraculous cr Ijoss of I imp tint! I ndpr wh>le both were ;rably shaken up. (jillirHnteP. were broken. C. LAWYERS. rll 14.?Attorney 1 O H/f * Ca a a accepted an in lZUO 1 "Z Mdlll MfCtt i the Joint meet and South Caro- rt i ? rj ft ins at Tybee is- LOlUmDld, J. L. ,h, on May 31. ???????????J i ^ :jti' " / * PAGE SEVEN ????i ? ?mm m I I * = ^ % ASTER Ill " ... Coat Suits 'V Dresses I id get our prices STER >r MEN and BOYS ST SKIRT effects icrus' I WKsMl* JSY SEE w iit whfn insets are found r?r?/-vr?*so?w.rv,.T .. nige to crops of anv kind * PROFESSIONAL CARDS trol measures at once. If; + + leasnrrs are not known, tee nR j kkkrjfi fUNDEHBURK. ntv Demonstration Agent or | the Division of RntomoloRy. Dental hur^m. rollegc The best results ara Office Hours: ,y prevention. g;30 {o 12:30 A M "per yon cultivate yonr brain 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. r the soil of your farm w 11 And h-v Appointment. 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