Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BE iiN P iANNING " I II llllll I " f av re'I I I j f .. l I on f Ir isJ th non13 Tobacco Co. BERLIN PutNINC CITIZENS STRIKE Secret Se',sion of Citizens Council in Favo rof it r W(?Lig LEAKE TO CIVIL WAR Another Belin Dispatch Says Posi tion of Present German Cabinet Has Been Strengthened Berlin, Thursday, June 12.-A se cret session of the citizens council of : AlMI 0 is RI III Yulun - get so mucka puff you'll twins l For, Princet new to every man made cigarette. It pletely. That's he r"' And, right behind this qt grance is Prince Albert's ft which is cut out by our < We tell you to smoke ye pipe or makin's cigarette half pound tn Zumidor R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Greater Berlin held on Wednesday, declared in favor of a citizen's strike according to the Indipendent Social ist newspaper Die Freiheit. The at tendtnce included a number of leading manufacturers, merchants and pro fessional mien and Col. Rheinhardt, the Prussian minister of war. The chairman of the meeting is quoted as declaring that a strike was necessary because the present govern ment was incapable of redeeming Ger many fr omthe choas. It was planned, according to the newspaper, to have airplanes distrib apie omakins igarnete Twa y tod saily t]d ofPoer ty hui pon savin lgslac: um ied d.Ryoldas oaco deca infor a cientrule acomin to the Inipe ntecil ist you.~i i rehi. h t tCola rse incl~e a nbrofIi1(il fesoa nd o.u einruddth Thechmn y of the tni mafrother the . was l aned, aordn toth >rtunet sailed meanh aythipu dollars. n 4nK a trer r. I piap L AY your smoketaste flush up against a listening post-and you'll ice Albert call, all right! a jimmy pipe so quick and tobacco joy out of every wish you had been born a Albert puts over a turn fond of a pipe or a home wins your glad hand com cause it has the quality! iality flavor and quality fra eedom from bite and parc' xclusive patented proces ur fill at any clip-jimmy -without a comeback I tins, handsome pound and -and-that clever, practical dor with sponge moistener o in such perfect condition. co., Winston-Salem, N. C, ute leaflets announcing when the strike would begin. All the food in dustries, including the bakeries, would cease work, according to the plan, this leading to civil war, which it was held would help the bourgeoise atain po!itical power. The citizens would be armed and Col. Rheinhardt is reported to have said the troops would be entirely on their side. Cabinet Strengthened Berlin June 12.-The position of the German cabinet has been materially ,BA CK ru life. s always j kers who id tossed - stion that g' to them. ship that fj rest ports >oat with er.= YING ONE 1o longer storms of j still have from the rsued the USTS CO. strengthened as a'result of the speech. es of Gustav Noske and Philip Schei demann at the Weimar convention of N the Majority Socialist party, accord ing to the view of the non-socialist press and the opinion in various po litical circles in Berlin. The proceedings of the convention to thus far also appear to have dem- B onstrated that the opposition to the B members of their cabinets in their v own party has been overcome, the all lineup of the Majority Socialists seem ing to reveal 'an unbroken front. Attacks New Revolution ni Zurich, June 13.-Speaking at the to Majority Socialist convention at Wei- c mar, Phillip Scheidemann, the German m ministeripresident attacked the par tisans of the "new revolution" whose object was to substitute soviets for the present government. lie declared he would never make a compromise 2U on a question like this, as it was a 3. qustion of principal where all con- b promisees were impossible. at Her Scheidemann remarked that while the political situation might be 11 clearly defined, the economic situa- .. tion of the country was very obscure. For Kaiser's Protection Berlin, June 11-By the Associate Berlin, June 13.-Letters exchanged between offieials of the League for Protection of William II, one of which referrs to the remittance of 20,000 marks to Holland for the purposes of "cultivating" the Dutch press as' printed by the Socialist paper at Vor waertr. The newspaper fears that. the league must spend considerable more than this on its propaganda "in view of the determination of the en tente to have the ex-emperor sur renlered." NO MORE CHEAP POTASH Governmert Will Probably Put High Protective Tariff on Potash Washintgon, June 10.-Protection of the potash industry in this country C through establishment of a govern ment controlled liensed system was urged before the house ways and means committee today by represen tatives of the industry, the bureau of _ mines and the geological survey. They declared that the fate of the industry depended upon the action by congress as it had not been developed uflicient to meet successfully the foreign com petition. "There is $50,000,000 invested in this industry," declared '. yron M.N Parker, attorney for the United States Potash Producers Association. "And unless something is (lone immediately the entire industry will be dissolved and thousands of employees thrown out of work. Furthermore, the coun try will be dependent again upon for eign countries for the material, as it _ was before the war." Mr. Parker said arrangements were made sometime ago for shipment of " large quantities of potash from Ger many in exchange for food, but that the plan was abandoned after pro- I ducers here had shown this would ruin the industry, lie added that the I situation once more was critical, asI conrtracts had been made for import ing 20,000 tons from Alsace (luring the next three months. ,A. GI. WVhite, of the bureau of mines told the committee one-half of theI potaish needed by this country was* produced here at a cost of about 25 per cent hiwher than the foreign pro dueit. lie auded, however , thait within five years poc ashi couldi be produced f in the United States as cheaply as in f a'ny other couiitry, because there aire great deposits in the Western States. ft The need f:>r restrictions on the im- ft pjortation of oxalie acid was urg~ed by 5 Lesvis Emery, Bradford, Pa., of the U A merican Alkali and Po(tash C om pany, wvho dleclaredl this indust ry was" in the same stage of developme.nt as the potash ind~ustry. TROOPS. SENT TO'( EL PA.S() 2'thm Infan~ ry Mlovtes ''(der Orders of Gecn. (Cabeli4 Wash ingftn, .1une 13.--Ord ers send ig the Twenty-fourth infantry to El P'as(o from 'Columbus, N. M., were issuedl by Major Glen. D~efosey C. Cabeli, conunmanmd ing t he South et n I).. part ment. Gen Cabell has wide Ia t itude( in) arranoging his forces to meet border emergencies, it was pointed out, and it requires no authority from the depart ri':nt for him to transfer' regiments or other units to points of (hanger. i'ho Strong Wilthstasd the Winter Cold Better Than the Weak You must have Health, Strength and En durance to teght Colds, Grip and Influenza. When your blood Is not in a healthy condition and does not circulate jrprly, Wnter cold. GIROVB'S TASThL.BSS Chill TONIC Fortifies the System Against Colds Grip and Influenza byPurifyng and Enrching the Blood. It containe the well-known tonic pp erties of Quinine and -Iron in a form acceptable to the most delicate atomach, and is pleasant to take, You can soon feel . - tSrenthnnmrin ndlgeaun ne. anOc. RACE TO AVOID LYNCHING egro Runs Amuck anl Kills Mem phis Officer Memphis, Tenn., June 12.-Alonzo )ung, a negro, who ran amuck here day and shot and killed John G. 'inkley, a police sergeant, and also )>nded five other persons, was be g rushed through the country in automobile to Nashville tonight r safe keeping. Fearing possible mob violence the gro was put on a train here late lay for Nashville and at Jackson the ief of police, acting on a telephone essage purporting to conle from e chief of police here took the C) HOUR KODAK FINISHING All rolls developed 10c; packs e up; prints 2%c-4c-5c; enlarging c up.. Specialists-we do nothing t koI<ak finishing. All work guar teel to please. Eastman Kodaks, )LU.1BIA PHOTO FINISHING ('O. 11 Taylor Street. Columbia, S. C. 1 LII 3 For Agricultural and Cement, Plas Stone--All Ro< Send us you Carolina Portland Charlest< An attractive and 1 FAMILY G] at prices that defy compe a close margin. Light over] possible. It will pay you t and dressed Lumber, Shingl Roofing, etc. Hardwar Twine, Ajax Casings Repair Material. T.R. PAXVIL] lilllllinlllllillulIII~II! IIIIlI lllhllllllll o lin NEM Iun iN EEEeEEEeEamu Red Cedar an We have in anothe * BRITISH COLUMBIA R I Also a car each of N< UNBLED LONG LEAFa We have a full and Lumber Moukd We operate Wood can make what you wani Isame alreadly in stock. wieus your requireme AVERY LL Phone No. 56 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Attein Dr. A. B. Jei ienced Registered just arrived frorn I now in charge o Department at Brown's D. Bring in yoi they will have the compounding eit from our compnte negro offfT the 'train to put him in fail. lt.was discovered that this mes sage was a hoax and fearing that it presaged mob violence it was de eided to take the negro on by au tomobile. CATARRH CANNOT HE CURED with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the Jisease. Catarrh is a local disease, reatly influenced by constitutional -onditions, and in order to cure it you nust -take an internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally md acts thru the blood on the mu yous surfacez of the system. llall's Catarrh Medicine was prescribed by me of the best physicians in this :ountry for years. It is composed of some of the best tonics known, corn Lined with some of th', best Wood )urifiers. The perfect combination of the ingred'ents in Hn.1ll's Catarrh VIedicine is what produces such :on lerful results in catarrhal conditi ns. 3en( for ,testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Poledo, 0. All Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills for cotstipa ion.-(adv.) VIE Building Purposes. ter, Crushed . )fing Supplies r inquiries. Cement Company, mn, S. C. IlilM llitillmi n1 ll llilll|RI " Up-to-date Line of ROCERIES tition. Sold wholesale at lead expenses make this o investigate. Also rough es, Lime, Brick, e, Paris Green, Binder and Inner Tubes and Owen LE, S. C. EIlli llll IIIIII!IIIIIIIIl@ U N!IIyllll lll |||l!11811111 I Pine Shingles r supply of the famous U ED CEDAR SHINGLES U . 1, No. X and No. 2 PINE SHINGLES. assorted1 stock of U ings and Lath I Aorking MaI'chinery an U in the event we haven't U Call in person, phone or U nts. U MBER CO. U Sumter, S. C. ition! ?ikins, an exper. Pharmacist has he front. He is f the Prescription rug Store ir Prescriptions, the rnost careful icr day or night stock of drmgs.