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DEMANDS TItOOP WITH DH AW A Ii. Carranza Goveriiniont Indicates V. H. Troops Now Offensive. Washington, May 31.-'Gea. Car-( panza's latest note, bluntly question- ; ing the good raith of tho United States government, and with a ' threat of armed resistance, demand-j ing withdrawal of American Hoops from Mexico, was presented at thc , State Department to-day by Eliseo 1 Arredond?, the Mexican ambassador designate. To-night a translation of ? the voluminous document, about 12,-i OOO words long, was laid before Pres Ident Wilson, who at once began con- j sidering how lt should be answered, j No one in official circles would at tempt to forecast just what course j the President might decide upon, j There was complete unanimity, how ever, in the belief that there would 6c no immediate withdrawal of the Pershing expedition. High officials said the de facto government so far had utterly failed to demonstate its ability to protect the 'border against bandits, and expressed the opinion that the troops would stay In Mexico until tliis was done. It was suggest ed that the belligerent and uncom promising attitude assumed by Car ranza probably was largely for effect upon the Mexican public, and there was little disposition that the de facto government actually contem plated an effort to expel the Ameri can army 'by force. Not at Their Euee Value. Mr. 'Arredondo left the impression that his chief did not expect the defi ant words of the note to be taken at their face value, when, on banding the communication to Acting Secre tary Polk, he gave notice that it was not intended as an ultimatum, but as a continuation of the negotiations which have 'been in progress between the two governments. The new note, written 'before the withdrawal of the Langhorne-Sibley expedition, which entered 'Mexico af ter the Boquillas raid, was brought to Washington Monday by Manuel Men dez, an attache of the 'Mexican for eign office. Word of its coming had been received last week, but on Men dez's arrival he insisted that he knew nothing of a note and merely was in the United States on a vacation. Ar redondo said late last night that he had heard nothing of a note. To-day it was explained that Men ' dez left ?Mexico City with strict in structions to keep the pui.vose of his visit secret, even from tho embassy here, until he had communicated with the foreign office on reaching Wash ington. His orders to give the com munication to the ambassador desig nate for presentation to the State ?Department, it was said, did not ar rive until about midnight last night. Ask? for Withdrawal. Claiming that the words and pro tests of tho United States have been entirely in contradiction of their acts, and that in spite of protests not to intervene in the affairs of Mexico, sol diers of the United States are in Mex ico without the consent of the Mexi can government and in violation of Mexico's sovereignty, the Mexican government now asks for the Imme diate withdrawal ol' those troops. The request is made tn a 12,000-word note made pSvblic al the foreign of fice about noon lo-da.*. Consent Not. J i von. The note recites that tho American troops crossed the border after tho Columbus incident without the per mission of the Mexican government. The net was not considered one of in vasion then solely because the Uni-j ted States said they had misinter preted the attitude of the 'Mexican government. When the second expe dition crossed tho line after the Glenn Stirings incident, tho note maintains, the plea that this was done with tho consent of the Mexican consul nt Del Kio. Texas, is untena ble, and that act can only he consid ered as one of invasion. "The 'Mexican government, there fore, invites the United States to hiing to an end this unsupportable situation." the note concludes, "and lo support its protestations and dec larations of friendship by an Imm? diat*' withdrawal of American t roo ps." Invasion Charged. Maintaining that the protests of friendship by the United States and the ox pressed desire for non-interven tion have been contradicted by the acts of the Washington government, tho note says the tinto has arrived when Washington must declaro itself clearly and unequivocally as to its future Intentions toward 'Mexico. After reciting tho facts which led to the first crossing of tho frontier by tho American troops after the Vil la raid at Columbus, tho noto Insists that In contradiction of tho word of Gens. Scott and Funs ton another ex pedition crossed thc boundary line, thus violating all tho precepts of in ternational law and committing an act Of invasion. "Tho American government." says tho note, "has ndmltted that tho work of tho expedition which entered after the 'Columbus raid is now over. But in Hpite of this fuct American troops still remain on 'Mexican soil. To con tend that political disorder in this country Justifies this act of the Amer ican military forces ls in conllict with the repeated professions of the Wash ington government relative to non interference." The note points out that much of the trouble in 'Mexico is due "to tho attitude of Hie United States in not punishing conspirators in the United States who havo plotted the downfall of the present Constitutionalist gov ernment, ana to tho acts of Washing ton in refusing to permit the ship ment of arms and ammunition to eu ler Mexico." IT'S tool, I si I TO SUFFER When So Many Walhalla People Are Pointing the Way. You may be brave enough to stand back'ache or headache or dizziness. But, if, in addition urination is disor dered, look out! If you don't try to lix your sick kidneys, you may fall Into the clutches of dangerous dis ease before you know it. But, if you live moro carefully and help your kidneys with Dean's Kidney Pills, you can stop the pains you have and avoid future danger as well. Don't experiment-use tho remedy Wal halla people are publicly endorsing. Read this case: E. Harden, farmer, Depot street, Walhalla, says: "I had (always been a strong man until I had an attack of backache and other symptoms of kidney trouble. I couldn't Ho on my back at night, as the pains were so severe and I kept turning from one .side to the other. The kidney secretions passed too ?freely. I ?had a continual thirst and drank gallons of water in ? single day. I had diz zy spells so bad that I fell right over at times. Arter taking Donn's Kid ney Pills, 1 reit relict right away and one box completely cured me." Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask Tor a kidney remedy-get Donn's Kidney Pills-tho same that cured Mr. Harden. Foster-iMilburn Co., -Props., Buffalo, N. Y.-'Adv. A Creed for Progressive Farmers. (Progressive Farmer.) I believe in MYSELF-believe that whatever mistakes I may or may not have made heretofore, I am endowed with limitless possibilities for growth, struggle, triumph, and development-making each to-day better than its yesterday and each to-morrow better than to-day. 1 believe in my WORK-believe lt offers opportunities as an industry, requiring faithful labor; as a pro ression, requiring scientific knowl edge; as a business, requiring com mercial ability-each wth Its chal lenge and its reward. 1 believe In MY FARM-believe I can make it rich with stored fertil ity ; believe I can make it beautiful with well-kept fields, luxuriant crops [ind grazing herds; and believe that the homestead, whether cottage or mansion, can bo made glorious with i wealth of tree and vino and shrub ind blossom. I believe In MY FAMI LY -believe that love in the home is Cod's best l?ift on earth, and that to rear noble mus and daughters-with strong lodies, trained minds, clean hearts, ind checrrul spirits-is the highest ich le ve ment in life. 1 believe in MY NEIGHBORHOOD -believe that by keeping everlast ingly at it I cnn get such co-opera ion from young and old as will make it a better and better place to live in; and that whether neighbors liolp or hinder, it is my duty to give ionic thought every day and do some ivork every week for the. improve ment of schools, roads, churches, so cial life, business co-operation, and ill the agencies of rural comrade ship and brotherhood, knowing that nioner or later tho sowing will bring ts harvest. And finally, I believe in MY CRE NTO R AND FATHER-believe it is His will that His Kingdom should .onie on carib, and come here In my iwn particular nook of earth, and hat in my every aspiration toward his end, I am a co-worker with Him Abose power knows no defeat. Zeppelin Destroyed. London, June I.-A Zeppelin druck n tree descending near Voles md was completely destroyed. Be arding to an Amsterdam dispatch. Good Looks are Easy with Magnolia Look M f;ooc5 na your city coudina, muller if you do Tan or Freckle Magnolia ')c.!rt v/ill surely fleur your okin intfantly. leal? Su nil u m. too. Jimt put o little on .tut fae? ;\nd rub it ol? ?gain before dry. ?o plc mid ?inc to please, Try a bottle ? 1 nod begin thc improvement nt ince. White, Pink and Rose-Red Colors. fj C.cnUi in DruggiAa or by mail direct* SAMPLE FREE. . . ' . f.SrO. <Y>., 40 St?. Tah St., Rro'.ldyn. N.Y. : .T'TKtrr;:"-'" : MMBBSfl WIIJIJ NOT WITHDRAW TROOPS. Carranza Note Will Nod Ho Answered With Undue Hoste. Washington, Juno 1.-Con. Car ransa's noto demanding withdrawal of American troops from Mexico lias brought no change in the determina tion of 'President Wilson to maintain the present troop disposition until tho de facto government demon strates its a'hilitv to police Its side of the horder. lt was stated authorita tively to-day that (Jen. Pershing's force would remain where it ls until that time arrived. A reply will be made to Cen. Car ranza, 'but its form had not been de termined upon to-night. President Wilson read the hasty translation of the long communication last night. A corrected text ls being prepared by the State Department for him. While oillclal comment is withheld, it is understood that the tone of the document is regarded as decidedly of fensive, and certain portions of it, such as the thinly veiled accusation that the President is playing domes tic politics In retaining the troops In Mexico may draw a sharp rebuke, lt ls doubtful, according to authorities on the Internation correspondence of tho United States, if the government ever bas received a communication couched In as offensive terms and containing as many apparent viola tions of the ordinary uses of diplo matic courtesy as this 1'2,000-word arraignment of Its good faith and honesty of purpose. No Reply for Week. President Wilson himself will de cide what course shall be pursued. So far as could be learned to-nlgbt no conferences or preliminary Inquiries have yet been initiated to determine the nature of the reply. Apparently none are necessary so far as tho with drawal of the troops ls concerned. There is no indication that that pos sibility is even ibeing considered. The President left Washington to night for Annapolis to attend gradu ating exercises at the Naval Acad emy. Consequently there will he no cabinet meeting to-morrow. This In itself *wlll delay any early reply to Carranza, and it is generally be lieved that no answer will be framed for a week or ten days. The 'Mexican note was sent by mes senger, requiring a week in transit and was further delayed after Its ar rival here. Officials 'feel there can he no question or vlrgency In a com munication so handled and will not treat lt as a pressing matter. As a matter of fact, the note caused hard ly a ripple In administration circles. No new orders went to Gen. Funston beyond a request by officials of the general staff for detailed information ?is to disposition of Carranza troops. Copies to All Nations. The Mexican embassy ditsributed copies of thc note to all embassies mid legations In Washington to-day, explaining it did so in an effort to en list the sympathy of other govern ments for the cause it tots forth. Presumably this was done under di rection of Gen. Carranza himself. Neither State Department ofllclals nor members of the diplomatic cori's would comment on this phase of the matter. Dad to Have a Cold Hang On. Don't let your cold hang on, rack your system and become chronic when Dr. Boll's Pine-Tar-Ilouey will help you. lt heals the Inflamma tion, soobhes the cough and loosens tho phlegm. You breathe easier at :mce. Dr. Dell's Pine-Tar-Honey is * laxative Uar syrup. The pine tar balsam heals tho raw spots, loosens tito mucous and prevents irritation if the bronchial tubes. Just get a bottle of Dr. Dell's Pine-Tar-Honey Lo-day. lt is guaranteed to help vim. At druggists.-Adv.l. Why S. C. Farmers Continue Poor. A Western farmer, wondering why South Carolina farmers were so poor, paused by the roadside one day and reasoned it ont. The reason why is always a vital tiuestion. so he stopped by the road side and let the old gray maro browse while he figured it out, and this was the result: South Carolina farmers get np early at tho alarm of a Connecticut flock, button their Chicago suspend ers to Detroit overalls, put on boots made In Ohio, wash in a Pittsburg basin, use Cincinnati soap, wipe on a cotton t' wel made in New Hamp shire, sit down to a Grand Rapids table, eat hot biscuits made with Minneapolis Hour, Kansas City ba son, Irish potatoes grown in Califor nia and seasoned with Rhode Island spices, and Indianapolis grits fried In Omaha lard-all cooked on a St. Louis stove. The meal over, they clap on an old li?t made in Philadelphia, put New York harness on a Missouri mule that has been fed on Iowa corn, and dow mortgage-covered farms with indiana plows. At night they crawl under New lersey blankots and aro kept awake >y South Carolina dogs, tho only lome product on tho place. No wonder they keep poor! A NARCOTIC DRUGS INVENTORY. If You llanillo Narcotics You Must Make Full Inventory. (Tho State, 2?)th.) Tax-payers under the Harrison narcotic law, when making applica tion for reregistration and for special tax stamp for the new fiscal year he ginning July 1, must accompany their application with a sworn inventory of all narcotic drugs and prepara tions in their possession on tho day on which application is made. This is the interesting announce ment made hy D. C. Hey ward, collec tor of Internal revenue for the Dis trict of South Carolina, as the result of recent rulings issued by the Com missioner of Internal Roven tte at Washington. The new ruling requires that all physicians, dentists, druggists, veteri narians and all others Hablo under the Harrison law must make Hie In ventory in duplicate. Tho original inventory must be retained by tho taxpayer and the duplicate must be attached to the application sent to the collector. Doth original and duplicate must be signed under oath and officers' seal impressed and both must be dated the same day as the application is dated. The requirements apply to all per sons hereafter making application under the narcotic la-w at ?any time during the year, and tho Inventory as prescribed must accompany appli cation each year hereafter when reg istered persons are renewing their tax and registration. No special form of inventory is prescribed, but- lt must clearly set forth tho name and quantity of each kind of narcotic drug, preparation or remedy other than those specifically exempt under Section fi of the act as defined in treasury decision 2309. Will My Child Take Dr. King's New Discovery ? 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This announcement was made to day by the forest service, which has made 70 samples of paper hy differ ent processes from practically unused woods in Its search for a Substitute for the fast diminishing supply of pulp wood. The announcement says that If the price of news print paper ls to bo kept at a reasonable figure more efficient methods of converting sprues into pulp must bo developed or cheaper woods must be substituted. Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Staudard Grove's Tasteless .bill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. The first poultry show ever held lu America was run by the late T. P. Ha rmi tn, the great showman. uttering Women la Vitae tat lt hM done for other?. It corrects the Irrca I vitalizes tho womanly (unctions; restore* the aa* ns ted enorsries. 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