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RELIEYES THE TEXSKtt ] En&iand's Position Seems Good to J i Federal Authorities.?Ambassa- ; dor Calls at White Honse. 1 Washington, March 3.?Great Brie- ; ian's pronouncement through Sir Ed- < a r?y<?\T i-Viot tha TTnfre>ri Starts was ! t TN di U U4 ^4A*wv> , V in no way responsible for tlae recent j; execution at Juarez of William S. j Benton, a British subject, and that ] | the American government would not , be asked u> resort to force as a re- i suit of the incident was the chief factor in the Mexican situation toady. , President Wilson, in a conference tonight with Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, the British ambassador, and Sir Lionel ( Carden, British minister to Mexico, is understood to have expressed his ap-;: proval and appreciation to the friendly | sentiments uttered by the British for- j eign secretary in the house of com- ; moiis. Tension which has been felt.1; here over the killing of Benton arose ; largely because it was believed Great '1 Britian might press the United States! j into tailing drastic steps to obtain'; reparation. The British view that the 1; Usi'ed States is not obligated to de- j ; mand reparation for Great Britian relieved the tension.to some extent, al-!, though it is clear that the Benton in* cident has developed an intention cn ; 11 "e rrmrnrnmAnf llie ya.Il. U1 LI1U Aiuciivau to take a more aggressive attitude j ' k toward the contending factions in j Mexico. 11 Entire Situation Discussed. The entire situation was discussed at length tonight in the conference. It was the first time the British ambassador had called on the president < since the Bentor? execution, all his '* conferences having been with Sccre- ' tary Bryan. He came primarily to in- ' troduce Sir Lionel Garden, whose in timate knowledge of the political and 1 diplomatic situation in Mexico City ! enabled him to give t'ne president firs: ; hand information on conditions-there. ' White House officials said afterwards j the conference was for "mutual infor- J: mation". and that no plan 'oad been j1 suggested by Sir Lionel. The latter, 5 who is enroute to London, has been ;' attacked in the American pr^ss as unfriendly to the American policy in Mexico. His meeting with th? pr?s- i ident was most cordial. The president ; received his visitors in the private; parlors of the "White House. La:er Secretary Bryan attended a dinner in { honor of Sir- Lionel given at t'.:e Brit- ( ish embassy. j, _ i In sopie quarters it was suggested that the interview eventually niig-ic ; have as imporant result, as Sir Lionel, ( would b3 able to convey to Provisional; President Huerta an idea of tre un- j alterable dete" mination of President Wilson never :o recognize the Huerta j ( government* vx ? ^*VAthinpr Definite Yet.' W'hile definite information a-s to', the fate of Gustav Bauch, the Ameri-; can citizen supposed to have.been! killed by constitutionalists, and ii Cl^mente Vergara. another American, j reported murdered by Mexican fed- J erals, was lacking, i: is cei\ain therej will be no letup in the efforts of tae i Americn government to obtain com-! plete investigations. ;, I Lameness | Sloan's Liniment is a speedy, I reliabl j remedy for lameness 8 1 in horses and farm stocks I j Here's proof. 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At all Dealers. 25c.. 50c. A $1.0? | I Raad Sioaa's Book oa Horses. Cattle* I Hop asd Poultry; sent free. Adifrow There were few dispatches of importance to the State department Totn ^Mexico today. Word was being awaited from Gen. Carranza as to whether he would persist in (bis. atlitude denying the right of the United States to inquire about a- British subject which halted the expedition Df commissioners who were to examine Benton's body. Car'anza's friends here have been Leleg'aphing the constitutionalist chief advising a change in his pes! tio:3f but no word had been received by them up to late today from Carran za at Nogales. 3fay Renew Efforts. Ta-at the United States again may communicate with Carranza seeking protection for Spanish subjects was intimated by Secretary Bryan today. Representations have been made to the United States on behalf of a Spaniard named Ruiz, and it is likely the American government will make inquiries 10 Carranza for him. Thcugh there have been intimations in press dispatches that the same answer would be extended to inquiries about Spanish subjects as was given about the Benton case, the determination of the American government to continue to act for other nations nas act been altered. LEAVES UMTEI) STATES TO FOLLOW ITS COLKSE Great Britian, (irey Says, Will \ot Undertake to Interfere in Mexico. London, March y 3.?The British governments view that no immediate action could be taken by it in :onnection with the deadlock over the investigation into the death of William S. Benton was made quite plain today in the house of commons by 3ir Edward Grey, British foreign secretary. Sir Edward was. however, equally explicit' in pointing out that ii Great Britian failed to secure satisfaction through the United States, the British government reserved to itself the rig'ht iy secure reparation whenever i: was able to do so. The promised pronouncement on the Mexican situation from the foreign secretary had been anxiously awaited. intense resentment nas ueen displayed throughout the British Isles over wha: is regarded as the attempt on .he part of Venustiano Carranza, the constitutionalist laeder, to show disco d between, England and the I'nitfd States and also t':e repeated delays in' the investigation o? Benton's death. In reply to a question as to the investigation into t.ie death at Juarez of Wiiiam S. Benton, the British ranchman, Sir Edward said: "I must ask leave cf the house to make a somewhat more extended _ atement than can properly be compressed within the limits of an answer 10 a question."' No Investigation Yet. "All the efforts that have been made hichorto have failed to secure an investigation into the fac*:s respecting the death of William S. Bentcn. "loe persistent difficulties put in the way of such an investigation ?:>.#? strons'pst nresumntion of a desire and an attempt to conceal the truth on the part of those in Mexico who are responstble for what i2ls happened. "Communications with the government of the United States are proceeding, but I would repeat \\_at [ said last week?that these communications do xiot imply that the government of the United States has any rpsnonsihilitv for what has taken place?by which 1 mean of course :he death of Benton. "While therefore we shall welcome my action that the United States is prepared to take to secure justice, K'e have no title to demand as a right that the United States should itself resort to the use of force. "One can demand that another government should go to ail lengtns :o secure reparation for a crime only when one holds that government in some way responsible for tlie commission of the crime. Of Equal Interest. "So far the United States has shown at least as much interest in the death in Mexico of a British subject as it has in the case of outrages on American citizens?for I understand that several Americans have been killed in Mexico. And the United States has shown every desire :o use its influence to secure protection for British snhieete in the Mex ican territory controlled by those described as constitutionalists. "I would therefore, sum up the situation by saying that if the United States thinks it proper to take fur Vor crf^>oc oi t Vt r*r? q 1 ? A.f i + c? ATX7 n IUV.; V A X KJ XI l?r i A CA 1 A. *-Ti. Ito villi citizens or of a British subject, we will gladly wait the result. But if for reasons of its own, the United States Swell Corns? Try Wonderful "GETS-IT" Greatest Corn-Cure World Has Ever i Known. "Gets" Corn Sure as Fate. Thousands say "GETS-IT" is sira- | ply magic. 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This pure fiquid shampoo gives I an instantaneous rich lather that im- j j mediately penetrates to every part of j hair and scalp, insuring a quick, thorougn cleansing. Washed off just as quickly, the entire operation takes only a few moments. Contains nothing j that can; harm the hair; leaves no! harshness or stickiness?just a sweet j I I cleaifliness. Both preparations come in oddshaped, very ornamental bottles. wi:h sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair Beautifier, $1.00. Harmony Shampoo, 50c. Both guaranteed to satisfy y ' Jn every way, or your money back. only at the more than 7,000 Rt Stores, and in thiy town only by \ Gilder & Weeks, Newberry, S. C. 1 does not think it desirable to take such steps, we must of course reserve :o ourselves the*right to secure re ' para'ion whenever.it is in our power | to do so." "Safe in the 3Fidst of AH.*' I "If Christ, hold my hand, I can take my stand i WiCli Him on the wildest sea Tho the surging wave And the fierce wind rave ! 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