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Our Cots as low a. Wen '-. all gra< all cr( ?s in this s< Don't stint y ent, and eves Be sure to get ou] open for inspect Write us for RED L[ADERS SLAIN BY MOBS IN BERIJN Dr. Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Lux emburg Killed I1EBKNECHT MADE DASH Ordered to Halt, and Failing, Soldiers Fired, Death Being Almost Instantaneous. Berlin, Jan. 20.-Dr. Karl Lieb knecht and Rosa Luxemburg have been killed. When it became known that Dr. Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg were at the Hotel Eden, in the west ern part of the city, a crowd rapidly congregated and stormed the hotel lobby to lay hands on them. Bot$ were spirited to a side entrance to the hotel, but the mob forestalled the attempt of the troops to save Frau loin Luxemburg. She was beaten into insensibility and then thrown into an automobile by the crowd, which intended to take her to prison. Shot Through Head. A few blocks down the street the machine was halted by a second mob and when the presence of Fraulein Luxemburg became known a man jumped on the runnng board of the car and shot her through the head. The body was dragged from the auto mobile and carried off. It is supposed it was thrown into the canal, but it has not been found. In the meantime Dr. Liebnecht was hurried into an other automobile by oflicers and troops and the car was headed for the Bobait prison. While going through the Tiergarten the machine was halted by a punctured tire. Dr. Liebnecht was asked to get out by the officers, who intended to hail an other automobile una~ continue towvard the prison. While waiting Dr. Lieb knecht maide an attempt to escape and wvas shot (lead by the soldiers wvho had anticipated such an effort on his part. Identified by Shirt. When Dr. Liebknecht wvas arrested at the home of a relative on Manu hei merstrasse yesterdlay morning he stoutly tienied his identity. A fter be ing escortedl to the IEden I lotel he was searchled antd h is mt~tographl, "KI. L."was dIiscover'ed in htis. shirt. Dr. Liebknecht's capture was (due to a telephone coniversattion overheardl by (detectives in which he and Rosa Luxemburg atgreedl to meet at the home of a man named Mancusson in -the sublurbs of Wil mersdorf Marcus son's home, the pol ice say, has long been onie of the gathering pilaces of the S~partaeans. Last Desperare D~ash. Dr. LiebkntechtL's attempt att (escape wats the last desperate (lash for free (dom on the part. of a man'a who had left prisonl only last October. When the aultotmobile whtichi da carrying himt broke dtown~ he wa~s warnedl ava''inst alny atttemtpt at flight.. The officer ini cha~rge asked Dr. Lieb knmecht , who was bleeding from a wo mnd in the head he had received thtrough being stirtck by a eane in the hands of some member of the mob / "'h'athl'- he felt abhle to walk a fewv h mnmi!redl yardsl to the next street, wtwa new automobile couldl he fo n d. Dr. L iebknmcht, sa iiid he could and the party si rted to walk. When near at group, of I rees Dr. Liebknecht pushed po ide the sMic er nearest him and (damshed for the und~erbrush in the TPierv-trtent. Thew soldiers ordiered him to halt. Ile paid no attention to their (lennads andl several shots were firedl at him. One bullet strucek him in t he b~ase of the neck, squallrely between the should ers, and dleath 'gvas almost instantan eous. ADrVERtTISE IN TFIlE TrIMES Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Druiggist s refund money If PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure Itching, Blind ,Jleding or Protruding PtIes. r:ot t M'ivra l'ehing Piles andt you can gef e on Seed Meal ar for any goods of les, with or without I ~ction. our crop on fertilizers i at the present prev e prices before purcha :ion and you are I prices delivered at yc SUMMING UPTHE [YIDENDE Many Manning People Have Been Called as Witnesses. Week after week has been publish ed the testimony of Manning people kidney sufferers-backache victims people who have endured many forms of kidney, bladder or urinary disor ders. These witnesses have used Doan's Kidney Pills. All have given their enthusiastic approval. It's the same everywhere. 50,000 American men and women are publicly recom mending Doan's-always in the home papers. Isn't it a wonderful, convinc ing mass of proof ? If you are a suf ferer your verdict must be "Try Doan's first." Here's one more Manning case. W. N. Hilb, says: "About two years ago I was troubled w th my kidneys. There were pains across the small of my back and it felt ,as if someone were sticking a knife into me. My nerves were all unstrung and often times I had dizzy spells. I felt as if I wanted to sleep all the time. A friend recommended Doan's Kidney Pills so I bought some at Dickson's Drug Store. Doan's Kid ney Pills entirely cured me of the trouble and I haven't been bothered since." - Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mr. Hill had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.-adv. TO APPLY FOR INJUNCTION Florid a Comnmissioners Oppose Ad vance in Telephone Rates. Tfallahassee, Flia., Jan. 20.--Disap provmng the recent order of Postmas ter General Biurleson ordering cer tain changes in long dlistance tele nhone tolls, effective January 21, the Florida Railroad ,Commission todlay instructed its counsel to make appli cation to the courts tomorrow "for an injunction to restrain the Southeri Bell Telegraph and Telephone Comn pany from putting these rates into effect. .fThe commission holds that 'the rates'' as pronosed, are confusin.; that they will he a source of dissatis faction: that the diecision of what rates (vill be charged in certain cases is dliscretionary' with the company and that the subscriber will have no rediress from theme charges once made. ULTIMlATUM TfO'RUMIANIA Ukrainian Government Demands Evacuation of Bukowina. Berlin, JTan. 20.-T1he Ukrainian Gover'nment has sent an ultimatum to Rumania diemanding the evac-uation of flukowina, acc-ording to atelegramn received from Kiev today. Ukrainian troops, it is announced. are moving toward the Bukowina frontier. Simultaneously, the message adds, the Ukrainian national council' has telegraphed to President Wilson a reqiuest for permission to dlelegate two American Ukrainians to rep~re sent the Ukraine at the peace con ference and act otherwise as repre sentatives of their nation in Paris CHIANGE~S IN GREATi RIVER Noted Advance Seaward in Missis sippi Delta. Washington, JTan. 20.--C(ompletion r~f the new coast and geodetic survey rha rts for the MIississippi 'fiver from the passes to Grand Prairie, La., was announced today b~y the Department of Commerce. .'The most imnortant now informa tion made available consists of the results of a recent hydrographic ex amina tion of the wvater areca in the Gulf from North Pass to South Pass. Grove's Tasteless chtill Tonic restores vitality and energy by purifying and en elching the blood. You can sooa feel its Strength m~ind Inviucrating Errect rice anc d Fish Scrap Mi equal quality. otash, but'we especic this year. Cotton wil tiling price, a bale of sing elsewhere, and v >erfectly welcome t< ur station. ANNING The inshore limit was the three fathom depth curve, and the exami nation was extended seaward to the 100-fathom depth curve. A long interval capsed between the survey recently made and the one which preceded it, and great changes occurred along the sea front of the delta. The three and ten fathom depth curves have advanced seaw Ird from a quarter of a mile to a mile and a quarter, due to the steady accumulation of river silt. Farther seaward this characteristi advance of the delta into the Gulf is evident, but less pronounced. Frequent notices o' changes in South Pass and Southwest Pass are received from the engineers, United States army, and the most recent ones have been incorporated in this edition. Because of this new information navigators will find this new edition valuable for approaching the passes from seaward as .well as far coasting along shore. ----o FREIGHT RATES ON COTTON Washington, Jan. 20.-Schedt . of freight rates on cotton ntvine .rom American Atlantic ports to Europe during January and -Februai y were made public tonight by the shipping bca"d. They ranged from $4.50 per 100 pounds for shipments to English ports. 'French Atlantic ports were given a rate of $5.75, and Mediterra nean French ports, $5.25. To Holland, Belgium and Portugal the charge is $4.75, while to Spain it is $5.25. From American Gulf norts an addition of twenty-five cents is made to each rate. THE BIGGEST SUBMARIN" Paris, JTan. 18.-German submarine U-139 has arrived at Brest a fortnight later than other U-boats turned over to France owing to her damaged con dit ion. -She is the world's largest submarine, being 354 feet long and having a dlisplacement of- 2,900 tons. She made only one cruise before the ar mistice was signedl. NEW WAREHOUSE COMPANY Trimimonsville Men to Operate Tobacco Warehouse Concern. Tinmmonsville, Jan. 520.--A large number of' tob~acco farmers tortether with the old firm or' Lea, 'McElveen and Company, have formed here a tob~acco wvarehonse cornoration. They have bought the new Farmers' Ware house and leased the Banner Ware house. This comnany will operate both warehouses the coming season Henry McElveen and W. E. Le~a will manage the businesqs. .Johnson Mc Kenzie. the famous auctioneer, has taken stock in the company and will kWETHERflORN SON CHARLESTON, S.C. t r ctures are Uroexc( lly recommend our 8 1 very likely sell much cotton now will buy n when you are in Mann go . through it at OIL Mu do the auctioneering for it. W. Ifenry McElveen is pfesident; J. Baxter Sansbury, vice president; Hbyward Askins, secretary, and W. Baxter White, treasurer. The company pro poses to give the 'farmers patronizing the Timmonsville market the very best service in every line. OUR SEAGOING. TONNAGE American Ships of 1,0Od Tons or Over 1,663. Washington, Jan. 20.-Seagoing American merchant ships of 1,000 gross tons or over numbered 1,663 on January 1, this year, the Depart ment of Commerce reported today and the total gross tonnage was 5,65'6, 856. All were steam vessels except 319 sailing craft of 518,192 tons. The department also reported that HAVE Y A DJ Every one beat these Come and. JA. kR T- if " $1 d d Ail ~eadour pr -3 2and 3-3 .' a higher this fall than i tore guano than it e ing pay us a visit. Ou any time during the fo1-mer nierchant ships operated by the War and Navy Departments qs transports or in other service which remove them - from the mer chant marine schedules and placed their tonnage at 396,829. OVER SNOWS OF SIBERIA Red Cross Officers on Long Sledge Trip. Archangel, Jan. 20.-Major C. W. Williams, head of the American Red Cross mission to Northern Russia, and Major W. D. Kirkpatrick, chief. medi cal officer of the mission, left Arch angel on a long sledge trip for Sa roka, where they will entrain for Mur mansk. After a short stay there they will proceed to the United' States. The Red Cross mission which ar rived here on October 1 laid " the OU SEEN NDY BUNC] AND a good one. no matter wa Look these ov Youman's Old Stable, L Y WAR SAVINGS STAMX ces rare best suited for t is at pres ver would. r plant is always working hours. foundation for important military and civilian relief work which will con tinue under the direction' of other members of the mission. A Tonic Laxative that will remove the bile from the Liverend cleanse the System THOROUGHLY without giping or disturbing the stomach is truly a Perfect Lax ative. LAX-POS WITH PEPSIN is the name of a Reliable and Perfect Laxative, which soon reliofeb Sick Headache. Dilzziness. In digestion, Stomach. 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