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final discharge. I mkf ,M'n',,v K,vtMI t,mt <J*"<?vor I '^,rkUniJ. Administrator of tho 10 EoJ 5*1 Klrklawl. dm-ased. has I? (i?> 0)?(^ a|?|?ll* ?* noil unto me for PL, dtocUarge ?* Mich Atfmlfti&tra k, mid tAflt TowKlay the jjOtb day of Ejnh. I,n7, Ht 11 1,1 the fore At flM' rn?lMilo crtlct' of Kershaw f^jtv (ins I II appointed (ho ( im<>. L ,,irt(V ,l"' <'f said po lien iin?l for Kt-anf Iiik to t)?> said Ad pjiiistrator I 0''"s 1 ?isiulnMor,v. \U |iarti?". .having claims wniict ('"? l':stMte hiv horoh.v no t?? l,n",r"1 ' I"'"' duly attested. it llit* I 'r* d >;i I ? ' I udtfe or in tin* Admin "rtter "it "i hofmv that date or |l(. ?Ver Itiirivd. \\ . I. .^'IK)WKM(1 Jii(lj;o of Probate. ?Jell. * r I VI.ruarv 1.1th, l ?M 7. [fa KM LOANS | Wi' *ire prepared to nego tiate loans on improved farm fends in Kershaw county at 'jj |ow rate o( interest. Loans to run for five years. ,J. C. MASSE Y ! . c. HOUGH Undertakers for Colored People telephone tl 714 W. DeKa'h St. .rub out pain with good oil liniment. That's tlie surest way to stop them. The nest rubbing liniment is Good for the Ailments of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. Qood for your own A ches. Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, ' Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $). At all Dealers. Win, L Kirkiand SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER in Crocker Building. CorntT Main and DeKalb Streets CA M DEN, s. c. DR. S. A. ALEXANDER Veterinarian I I T H,?;\S STABLKtt. Saturdays and Sundays I'iy I'lioiK! Nitfht 1'bonc li.'J. MO MOV TO IAJAS. On improved farms. Easj irru:s Apply to Ii. 13. Clarke. Camden. S C. 60. DR. H. L. GREGORY Veterinarian i rr\itin?'t)t of nil Animals. Nijjlil aii'l ? ! ? i y (.-ills promptly answered. I'lione 20 J -I>. MONEY TO LOAN on real estate ? easy TERMS E. (>. vonTrwcknw. Or. E. H. KERRISON Dentist ' 'ihuu uvur liruce's .Store I :i:nl DcKalb Sts. Phone: 385 COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO. MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER Pl.AIN & HUGER STS. Phone 71 COLUMBIA, S C. DR. R. E. STEVENSON DENTIST OHk? lorikuti C?n*r Br??4 Dilift S'? Camden, 8. C. HKTIIdNK NKWS NOTKS. \ Chrniilclc of llnpiH'iihiKH From Our lU^ultir Oorrrspondmt. 1 hunt*, Maivli 1 Mr. 1(1 ley Halt, of tin* l.urknow soiMl<?n. died on Mou thy nttfht last. agt>tl about 7!> yoaix. I lo leave* a widow ami several ohlhl Ml ns |{< ihert s, a ri'iith'i' ami Iui|kt'oji ator. will dellwr a leeture In the <IiIkIi vi? ?) i ? m >1 a 1 1< 1 1 1 ? >i 1 1 m i here ttiiuuin ?\\ . Kri ?la\ niulil An admission fit- ? ? f 10 Hid lo eel it-. will In* tlia !???'< I A traveling s|K'i ia< l?- | n*?l? 1 1? r Mnul this town last Krld a \ ami |MMvna.lr?l a wlilow I a 1 1 \ lure lo o\i iiuuuf a < ? I U for .flo.iKi for two pair of hi-- irlassev. 110 departed for parts unknown Mr Strvens. of Atlanta. .? |H-iit Sal unlay mid Suttilli\ with Mr Walter Stevens ami fatull.v Mr Joe lloiiirb of t'hostir, wii^ In town Tuesday. Mr .1 A Mit'a-Uill and son of Ker dniw were in town Tursdas Mrs. (\ |. \iii\s loft Moiii|;i\ evenlnt: for North ('iiohna whore sho will -pond ,i .. ill | ili ? n|' wri'ks \i-ili.r.?' rela tlvfs Wo\ a dl ^ ! i ? \ M ? ;.i ? i li;? i ;i in I ' i ll lo >o!i h:i \ o 1 ? 'i -i !v with ? i i j i| >?? 1 1 1 i ^ work I ! ri o 1 . I lif 1 i 1 ' i ? ?!' Mi in- M r?> ' I W Vi i ? nn . .1 hi ? o\ <- I ? a 1 1 1 v tiii r i i?*? i one 1 1 ? ? ? i - i w i i ?!, t ? \ ] 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 'j :i 'ijli't il iiiiiii li I-* - 'iii.' '. iiii powder. \il I, \\ \\'i -I ll:l> -.i iji I Ili- saw mill ;ilto\i- 1 1 ' \ Mr. M ?' I* i i> ? 1 1 1 a von. Mi' S \ \ i\ 1 1 1 : i h i - 1 i n ? i n ! i -i. K i hi-- >? : ? 1 1 ??rri]'ii.-> < ( V ";r I |.| I li,-,' .1. .1. lli.Moli -poll! *?? ? ' ? i ! i \ willi hi- i la ll ?_ 1 1 ! i i at 1 hi Ujlet . '? 1 : 1 1 ' i i ? < i'r:ihaut. :> > ?'! ?? ? ?? ? ?' ? '??. ??? i n J S'ini!:v^ nil >1*1 in.' CITATION. ?' i S . ? ' u h ( . , i . !im. i < 'i:|Mll V of K' l - I law My \Y. I. Mel inwi'l! I : -.|iii iv, I'l l, ha'o .tinhro ft it' l l ? ' . l '! l "? ' ' I '.on - in in. 1 1 ! i ? -i. i ; i ? ' tin- in irrant hlYti l.cllor- of Ndmhd-! ral ion of i hi' I'stali ??!' and ?fleet ?- ?'(' < : ra 1 1 ? lh'iisoii. TIiom- re, Tin refore. in rite and adi ?no!ii*di all and ^in.rul.ir (lie kindred and ? redder- if t ! io -.ail i;ra>e I U*n -? ?> i , iofoa-od. I'inl t ho\ In* and appear ho f-iii- iiio. in t ho ?'oiir| 1. 1' ITohate. to he !ndd al ('auideii. S. <>n Manli lot'h. ne\t after publication i ln*;f f. al 11 o't lorK ia Iho fi >1*1*11 'i li. in --how i-aiKc if inn llie\ have why . iho said Ad in i li 1st ra I ioi; vhoiild t'ol ho uraiilod. (?ivoii iimlor niv Hand, llii- l-i. da.\ of M i r.h A l? liMT. W. I. M I m >\\ i:li.. I.id-.'i* nf ITnhalo for Kor-haw t' ii.nl \. I 'nhli-hnl on I no 'Jnd and i'lii da,\ - of Mai- li. 1*117. i'i lln* ("a union t "hionii lo -?ind at i ! ("i'IH'I IliMbi' d????r f?i!' I ho tiino ]>rosi ;-ihod l>.\ lav . TAX NOTICE. hliee of Treasurer. Kershaw Co.. (?:imdeu. S. C... Sept. 2<>, 191(5 . N ? t ice i . 1 1 ore Lu? iax ejjjt lia t the I ?ou k >? ; ; fill he open for collecting State. Conn- i v ami School taxes from October 15th. I ; l!il<?. t<? March 15f.li. 1917. A penalty j if 1 per cent, will he added to all taxes u:: pit id Jan. 1st, 1917 : 2 per rent f I. 1917 : 3 per cent. March 1. 1917. j The rate per cent tun. for Kershaw ??unity is as follows: Mills I i State taxes GVj ! County taxes t Special taxes i , 11 i i Kond taxes I | "school taxes 3 { ! Total 20 Mi The following school districts havp special levies:, Special schiKil tax District No. 1 Special school tax District No. 2 ' ! Special school tax District No. -1 4 ! ! special school tax District No. <> -1 i ' Special school tax District No. 7 4 ; j sppoial school tax District No. 8 4 I Special school tax District No. 9 4 j <pe< i.il schoel tax District No. 10 51 I Special school fax District No. 11 5 ' special school tax District No. 12 7 ; Special school tax District No. 13 4 Special school tax District No. 11 3 Special school tax District No. 1.1 8 Special school tax District No. 17 3 Special school tax District No. IK 4 Special school tax District No. 10 4 Special school fax District No. 20. 4 ! Special school tax District No. 21 2 i Special school tax District No. 22 7 | Special school tax District No. 23 3 Special school tax District No. 24 4 ; Special school tax District No. 25 4 ! Special school tax District No. 20 4 | Special school tax District No. 27... .0 ! Special school lux District No. 28.. ..0 ] Special school tax District No. 20....4 Special school tax District No. 30.. ..2 .Special school tax District No. 37. ...2 ; Sj>ecial school tax District No. ^l....C 1 S|>eeial school tax District No. 32. ...4 Special school tax District No. 33. ...4 | Special school tax District No. 34. ...4 ! Sj>ee4al school tax District No. 35 4 [Special school tax" District No. isu.TTrT" Special school tax District No 40.11 Special school tax District No. 4(5. ...8 Special school tax District No. 47. ...4 | The poll tax is ?1.00. All able-bodied male persons from the age of twenty-one (21) to sixty (CO) years, both Inclusive, except resi dents of the incorporated towns of the county shall pay $2.00 as a road tax, except ministers of the gospel actually in charge of a congregation, teachers employed in public schools, school trus tees and persons permanently disabled in the military service of this State, and i>ersons who served In the late j war between the States, and all per sons actually employed in the quaran tine service of this State and all resi dents who may be attending school or college at the time when Raid road tax shall become due. Persons clalm I log disabilities must present certificates from t*eo reputable physicians of this county. All information as to taxes will b#? furnished upon application. D. M. McCASKILL, i Cooxtty Treasurer. rKKSIHKNT ASKS At'THOKITY. Wants Country in SUIe of Arimnl Neu trulUy, President Wilson's address to >? Jt ? 1 1 1 1 session of asklnjj foi authority to plaee the t'ulted States ii> a state of armed neutrality as i' eoiinter to Ueriuauy's suhnuirlne war fa it; ? eontlnuatlon of the lirit adx aiue against the tJerinauH In I'Taiiee; the sinking of the I'unnrd line steamer Laeonla. ??i? w l? li*li Ahum irn n.- ? err passengers, and the re i'i( pi n if hx ilit' Hrit 1-h of Km el A ma rn, in Mesopotamia, from tin- Turks, are ilit' out standing feature^ In the world war. in Tuesday's press reports. In III* appearanee I ?? fore eoygress I're^lUent WiUoit asked authority to > uppl s merchant ships wiih defensive ii run ami !*? eniph>x any otlu'r inslru meiiialiiies or methods "I lull may lie neeessar.x ami adetpmle lo protoet oili -hips a ikI our |K'ople iu ttleir le^lti male ami peaeeful pui'sulis on Ihe -eas ." A sullHleiit sum xxrts asked I I fin < oiijjjre^s io earr.x "ill I lie prosl dent- plans. The president aiiUouneeil lliat lie 1 1 1 ? t iii ? v? ' prt * 1 rou\i \x\ I I I ji l im_' 'A.ir or au> -lep- liial need I to ii," lull im telv xxa- rcipiestlny auiltoriix "i" -a fe^ua i ? I in practieej III.- I U'hl .'i a iue;l! people \\ lio ale j .it | 1 . 1 > i ? and x\ I. > art- de-iron- o' elti-i.iv. iii-iie I'lil I lie rijjil- ol peaee. It. follow I e |HH - "il el" pe.lee ill tjlliel i,e ? ami :4-o(l will" 1 1.- added I lial j \ ,t i < i.u!<i otiis i ? i ; ?? o\ i la* xx iimr : . i ? I ?? and :i i;u i e? i< "lis of oilier-." \ |.| | lui- l"'< ii Ilit i.otlm-eil in I lie li >u-e ai't|Oie-l int.: in the pie-ident s retple-t. The hill v, til he i oil - idel-ei I 'I ne. i i;:,\ hy I la4 1 1 o i i > e foreign atlnirs eoiiiniil lee. as iikexxi-e will ,i imilar. i'i!l hx I lie -eli:i 1 eollimil to i i\ i r ;i i t til. I of ! I ini'i > l'l "lll 1 lie i e .ion of i . aiiiiei o:ji i . mu Hi of t h ' ..litre river, io It'1 ilislii'l ol tirih t Mil it I lie 1 : < 1 1 isli have pu Hetl for x\ a rd Iheir line- I ? a depth o| two mile.-, ai'oidiiii^ ;?? the Uriti.di ? I ti . i:i I < iii'iiunifat i 'ii. 'I he manoeuvre ha.- -erxed I" ihi" (erwaii' ihe rijzlit i ? peli .r_' c iti'vn til Itapaume. the < e-rnian -t renyhold i;. ihi- reul'oii. ami I,, jilaee I lit*, ltliii-h ivnlre :it Will Miii'oiirl Kaueonri. a -eaul lliiee mile lioiii l!;ipauine. r.omha rdmeiil .- mill raiding opera lion- .-tiil are in pio^re -s mi Hie .ureal i f pari of the remainder < t the front in I'l iuee and I'elu'iuni ami in the Kiiv -i.in Au<tro -Italian theatre-. In Mesopotamia the ItritMi have ? -apt tired from the Talks ;h ? entire line from Satiuaixat to Kul-el Annua A I l lie latter phiee the Turk- have hee'i f o reed to evai :iri!e the position i hey eapured from 1 1 1 ? ? l>riti-h nearlx :i year au'o and now are heimr drixen 1 ? a i ! . h.irra -ed hy l.ritisii t ax airy, ?ax? III" Itii.i-h xx a r <lh.>- I.arif-' ? : 1 1 tin -- iu : ! i* ? n and war -tore- \*ere made ? . I . e j ; r 1 1 i ? h . In - limit ' inu a r.-iieat fr ne. Ke Aie ii i. a.Tur!;i-ii < ? inniuii ii, a t ii n ,-a.x> lie- iii< >x < 'tiiei i ; w a - pie:, r r:i li ired at. i v, a- < arr!?d on; u:i.|"l"e!e | hy th. ! '.ril i-h. The ( 'una rd Liner I .u-onia. I-mmkI for \eW Vo|'i\ ? ' "III I .i > elliooi. \\ r o r | '"i I oei I Sumlax niuihl. preaim ahl.x ! off 4 he eoast of Ireland \ irtually all i the eroxv and pa-senirer- aiming ih" lalier -everal Ameriejin-. w ere -a . ed. ! aeeordiiur to anuoi'iieeiuent of nflieer of i tie ( 'una rd I ,ine. Applieat ions for the new liriti.-h j war I urn. treasury hills and war -a\ inu'- eert i tiea I e- amounted to more than 1 ,ot m i.i m it i.t m to ]u>umls ,-terlinu. ! ju-eonlim: to an annouiieeiiu'iit hy An | drew lloiiar Laxv. the Hrlti-h ehamel | lor of t he e\ehe<pier. An ottielnl rriiort from (Jormahx [ says thai sinee the eianmeneeuient of the war 4 .!!?*..??( m? tons of shi|i|?iiiL' I heloiiL'in^ to entente and neutral na lions have heen destroyed or eon I dernned as prizes hy the eentral poxx - ers. Seven iMlteh vessels. :: ^gr< ira i tig 4<UHio tons', were sunk hy (ierman suhma rines last Sarurday, Four of (lie I Mitch Vessels w ere returilill.tr home lit the time of the slnki:r_'. It ap pe;i rs tluil wIumi the unrestricted cam paign was announced there was an agreement with the IMlteh that fliey should have a given time in which to get vessels then in Tlrltlsh ]x?rts. I?:i<k home. Tlie I >ut <-ti were unable to iret the vessels hiiek within the time agreed upon. Tin* (ierinans extemh*d the time so far as permission was con cerned : hul warned the I Mitch tlial the submarines then out had orders to destroy. and if the vessels should run afoul of the "mlmm rines before the' orders eoii Id he changed. they would eonie to grief. The sinking of t ho four iTturnins AT^ef*? has made im-j mouse feeling throughout ITollaiid; hnt the IMlteh press is urging the peo-. pie t<? keep cool. If is genera II \ un derstood that although Holland may vce proper to u" t" war In defet,--.' of her li|Hi(ii'. s)ie is certain to share the fate of the other siiThller nations that have done the same thing. Altogeth er the lieriiian submarine:* sank nil aggregate of ? ?jjrj tons on last Sat urady. the biggest (lay's dcvtruetion since the Iteginnlnir of the iinrc^tricj ed campaign. Failed to Find True Hill. Ahheville. Feb. J7. ? Court of genl era I sessions convened here- Monday with Judge Puerlfoy presiding. The grand jury failed to find a true hill agnin.st the eight men charged with lynching the nt'gro, Anthony Craw ford. last (Ktoln-r. Also the 1^ men charged with riot on the streets^ of Ahheville. The men were dismissed. Major General John J. Pershing has lx?en appointed commander of the southern department of the army, suc ooedeiiig the late General Frederick , Funaton. CO.MMKNTK IIY TI1K VHKSS Tlu? coiiituciit Indow on I'n'Hliloiil Wilson'* rtHpioHl of emigres* for mi thorlt> to ariu moiHiiitiil ships hiuI ii -i' such force a* ts nocoss'i ry to pro t *s i American right* on the hltfi hwik ts compiled by the Associated Press from editorial eMvrpIs from leadiiu: nexv?papers iliriHiclioiil lli** A I 111 1 1 1 Ik < <?!!.. I t oust It III loll. The proper course for Americans Is to bo ?-n Int. >et ready for whatever inltfil arise and do w li *t t t* r their duty to t li.-li oiiiitix lit l>rh t require thenv to j do exel' 1 1 1 >| ? i 1 1 IIS \N ?? IlllX'!' good vi iiihK for hopllitf. I lull llir worst uia.x ii.. i come to pass. I'a.iiipu t I 'ln i Morning rrihuiio I hc( I'r.-i.U-ut takes the next step to the N( \ I I riltt't1 ol I chllioU* 41 1 ill till* S t V I I | III. il excixonc | ?rt**lii*l f? I xx Oiild follow ili.it notion. As Hie President |H?luts i hi, ilit' occasion max arise nl any 1 1 m?* for luuncilh$tc action Tin* country Is lookiiiu for l.i i m to lake i-aiv of tin' situation ii ii< 1 ho ou?rl?t haxo full lUlll'.OlllN. to do so. \hu on (ii'n ? Telegraph: Tin- Aui.rl ? in i 'onuross Oltliliot possibly do loss iii iii u s,,i uiotlfrali'lx asked ot it tile whole I ? 'III I ??> r of Ills lldillCss i-. u;u 1 1 1 1 1 *? ? . he u ill lake no s|eps i . ? i - ? ? i r 1 1 ii*. I measures until forced i ? . j l I III" SOI >llrM" t '.'llli I'l'ss I i !?>. i lie 1 1 ??tin ion I lit- sooiiri A mi i . i i.'suuii's her I a 1 1 ? ' > iui?vriain po?d it ii i 1 1.'; 1 1 1 1 ? r of tin- neutral xxorhl The I ;.-i 1 1 i mot i' Sim That tho l'iv-i 1 1- it ? nl.lrt'v ill- !? m i - tin' -crloii- ? ol" tin- sitU.lUoi: in "1 if rc-pri'l i.it.ii i ? ' ipM-si i. >i ii ?? I r.ri'iiUiiiL' oil i.' ? ' .] v j * 1 ? i U | liiaii.x I'loiiuhl us one i ; I I i ? I \\ .1 I'. A I'll i < 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 I'M I n? ' i', iiin'c..-, will ' v ~ " n- ??!<?' more ? ii'ti ni-i ri>r. . ? ? i . . i 1 : , ? 1 P r.i I-' . W till ;< !???:? i ! full ; i . .i<. . i I'll i v ; i"in !? ?;iii ii" t'u i . .. .ii,.; ii i;.? ?'.?.> ot pi i e max !>?? ilr.iwiirr to *' i ? I os( In- (tlii* ;? - ill-Hi i i-> none tin* Ii*- ? ii'sfluli- , -.i fou'ii.t rtt ?> "I \ in1 1 i> .i ' ?? I'm riirlits t .i lues. th. i . | u ? i' i \ or our t il izi'iis. , ' rt -i 'iir lia/.i'lti Tina ^ ; Pre i i Wilson ii; ; 1 1 ! !iv -h'.^ <"oi. ic ? iii i : ? niaki out a :"??>! cm e in upport . 1 l.i li'lpll's. I'll' dictatorial poWel'-. | I ? i . iili-iit Wilson -ay*-: "It woiiM In'1 i i t i i | ? i* 1 1 < 1 1 * : 1 1 I" I i' unprepared."; .,.i.. - 1 1 > :i 1 1 ? pro p.- 1 ill iyn must In- i 1 1 <? 1 1 1 < 1 1 ?? I III". 1 1 1 |-.|-|I?I' of ('ot'.'ti s ill \\ ;i s| i iii .ton t . ? :i i t i ? on,ii!iii'l ion \\ i t Ii I lu I '!'?" : ? ! i ? 1 1 1 .'l o\ii|iMl I'ol' 1 1 \ t I : ? ? ( oil i ' 1 1 i o 1 1 Mi .W'il oil shmiM ? - 1 1 1 1 1 ? i. i. 1 1 ?? si\l \ lift Ii ( 'o 1 1.; res S;.viinnali Hla.i .MoruiUL' Ni'\v-: Tin' ' it iiiai<>rii\ of tin' AiiK'iii'an I j.;,-. j, ri'-pt'? l i\ f of part \ lu ainl.-. ? i;rr ! w i ; ] :ippto\i' i u i " ? t i ? iir tin- I'd'siilonl fully anil \\'1tl>oli! tlo!a\." ;:i) c nipliaiirt i-- i:*'t :!fnl : ? ! ? ? I s* \ , ? . rai'i'i -an purposi's \\oul<l l?' wroiiv; !. |l \? o|jl.| i>tlM t'l.\ i'H'I'O.VSC I !>?' | > it- \ i j 1 1 > i i ; 1 1 1 iin ii - 1 1 a 1 1 1 \i's-i'!* aii*. I: ii 1 1 > ? ::i!-l so itifroa-f tin' int-o't- ? \ i ? i . ii m ,i ?( ? ui't'i's>!i ri! v 1'i's " i t ! i r?r f i'otu fh'-ir ! oi i u sta\ in port. ' "..'ain'tia IS. I', i St:iii It i- no! ii .nl !?> foio-oo tliat war with ??'< rinaiiv will ? aiiso to tin1 I nitiil Stati*- h. s. porhaps ft'iirfiil I"-- wf nn"i nn<1 i>. oQ.it Ii. ? 'ii 1.x i!ii- Xi i1 k; "X .. that il i. tlii' solfinn ih.;t x of 1 1 ? i - ropulilio t" ' protfi'i tin- "I'li'iiit'iila r.x rights" of its i cit i*/.ii|s :iiul that not xxithoiit ah:n-'a ; tiou of manlioi'tl ui 'y xvo I i.x tln-m 'low n :i t thr ? i i'i 1 1 ? r of an> _'o\ t'l'iiaii'ii! <>r >ly na-tx. New York World Tln i ? oii-ht to he iii ' t|(U'st ion xx ha ti'x t-r in ("oimri'ss. ahout ulantinti to I'lv-iili'ti! Wilson! tho full nioasuro of inoiiox ami < roilit for xxliioh In- has askcii in onlor to protoof A inorit aii 1 i vc- a in) A iiiori?'ii!i ships on tho h iu h sons. Tho jiowors ( that tin* I 'ri'siiloiit iji'sirrs arc powers haroly short of war. hut tho situation is Pari'ly sliort of xxar. . N'oxx- York Staats Koitutm: Tho ros olutions ^rantiii^ full authority xxliioh iioxx' aro to ho int I'ihIuooiI iu both | houses of the Congress will result ill all prohabllitx . in a si-rios of debate } xxliioh may brin^ ahout that ooinioil to which tin' President refers in Ids speech. With the ;rreat jK-ace foeiinir of the oountry as a ^uiile. xve oan look to l tie future xxitli ^rcat contidoiiee. New Yorker Ilorohl: Mr. Wilson's inessa^e apiwars at first sijrht to iiuhU only the iyo*t niiHlerato douianils of the pro-Allie*. Yet. buried in these s?*eiii ii ij^l jx i nocuous sent end's and jwriod< xx o tim I a reipiest for full power to do just what only Congress is jht iii it ted to <to. that is. to commence war. Huston Advertiser: The speech is Mr. Wilson at his worst. It shows him verx cd idol it I.x iindotermined xvhat to do. We oan hope only that the Amer ican iieople will in tin- next few days demonstrate ?*o plainly their determi nation to stjoji this- talking and do snrnPThlrit.' thai ^Tr. WITsmi will bo forced to act. New York Times: The President is l'itftit .... The time and the occasion ? act ioii ? ha-s ? ooino. ? inn.^t ? dr~ fend our people and our seamen iu the exorcise of their riirhts or make a cowardly surrender to (the I'oxver that lias forhidden u- to exorcise them. < 'ineina tt i Kinpiirer: Nothing should he more apparent than that the Presi dent is concerned merely in' the con servation and preservation of the rights of Timnrnls. Philadelphia Public I^ljror : The cri sis is so grave, we are so far from full readiness to meet it. that tho mod eration of tho President's language tho deliberation with which he takes one stop at a time, the earo with which lie avoids any suggestion of war. V likely to meet with geml-al ap proval. I.uU* Martin, a ne^ro who killed a whiti* man. was on Friday contleted ami sentenced to death at Marry, Ky. Af a former trial a molt threatened the 11 ft- of the trial Jnd?e because he granted a continuance. . 11 I.%OON1.\ THA(?KI)V (iKAVK. Considered Clear Cut Violation of .V iiuviicuii UltfhU oil Seas. \Va*hlnuUai, 1-Vh, l!7. The slifklnu of ih?? ('wnarder Iwiooiiiti by it (Jerniau Muluiwirliio wax stated otlhlally t ? h 1 m >' to constitute a clearetit v I < ?l:tt i? >i i of Anicrh-iin < 'oiidustvo othclal Information a t the Slate I >opa rt ineut show* that two A mcricaii women lost their I i v??s ; thai If four other American* unionu i passenger* a 1 1 ? I the I J a moii!,* t lu* crew were saved, il was only n?*?d fortune, ami dial the vessel was Mink without warn iiiu', in direct defiance of all f In* principles f.?r w 1 1 i< h tlm I nllcil States has stood Con.sul 1 'list's rt*j from ilif mii vivors landed at (.iitcem (? ?\\ n and Ihin try show that the vessrl was stnirk In a lirst torpedo without warning at 10 :io oYlo.k Sunday nl^ht. 1 ."xi nille o|V last net . when (hi' -teanicr was ti'aNfllmr at IT to I ^ knot*, on her vn\ a - t' \i w York to I ,iv t ? i pool The enuiuev - j , >. .< | slopped ,i the s|ii|* ll-ded'to -ta rhoilld. u llilr- ?.?ll - himv flash rd broadcast. and *-i\ lar^e fork ft s \\ ere sent up. Thirteen l>oal s with pgssfiiv'i'rs ami crew col away and -?a 1 1 iii-d over two or iIivit in i 1 1 1 1 ? * II I col lisji >1 :s ill I hijli I'll I ol 1 1 1 1 in I J I'ot s \\ i *1 1 s. At-out twenty minutes afli-r (In- tir-i t ni'iu'di i, llio report- add. and whim some of the I tout a were still a second tor|>edo wiia driven into (ho vessel, which sunk throe quarter* of mi hour after the orlgtiml attack The small boats with survivors j 1 ahout duriitK t ho loan hours of thr ntwht until reseue mutt*. I Milium this time, tho two American w omen. Mrs. Mary I' 1 1 ? ?> and Miss I '.llxahet h Hoy, of Chicago, died of exposure and were hurled at sea. There were several other deaths, not of A mcricans. N<? further fu?*|s are needed h,\ this ( io\ci ) i in* >n i . it was stated oilieially and no i lit | u 1 1' \ of any > oi l is necessary lo establish the f;ie|s < 1 1' the ease. I! ili White lloii-t a m I Slate I ?opart men! <'lhelals srein t" feel lhat the an s.wer inu-1 ? oine fi t mii fouurcss. Tlw I 'resident . the\ point mit, asked for authorl(\ to take .steps to prevent ju-t sneli an aet at the \ cry moment when the first news was < otnln;; ovoi the eahles. Na\al nut hoi Hie- aie puzzled h\ I he faet t hul I lu- I aroiiia was tor pedoed ill ulirhr. It has heen an ae < epled eolidilioli ol' suhiui'ilie wai'efaie heretofore that the I'honts were ham peied h,\ dai'kuess and tliai ship- in open waiters were In little danger at uiu'ht II is lielli \ ei I that the (o'l'Ui.iU I ('??at happened t . i he diiveth in the liner- path, or -o elo-e |p It thai the l.k: vessel was dlsl lu^ulsh.'lhle even w ill) her liuht- oul. irs Got to Malie Good with You The LUZIANNE Guarantee : Jf, a f t f r u s i n t h e> co/i'enfs of .1 can, you are not Hntiafied in every respect, your grocer will refund your money. ? or your grocer WIU make good to you, to tin- hist penny. We knew you expected something unusually good in a coffee when we first had Luzianne in mind. So we made Luzianne so good that it will stand on its own feet, without apologizing, with out acknowledging any rivals. 'YOU buy a can of JLuzianne. It you can't honestly say that Luzianne tastes better and got?s farther than any other coffee at the price, then you are entitled to your money back. And your grocer will give it to you upon request. Ask for profit -sharing catalog. Hie Peily-Taylor Company, -New Orleans Notice Farm Loan Borrowers UNDER THE NEW FARM LOAN LAW, APPLI CANTS FOR LOANS ARE REQNIRED TO CARRY IN SURANCE ON BUILDINGS. LET US WRITE THIS INSURANCE FOR YOU. WE FURNISH CERTIFI CATE TO BE FILED WITH APPLICATION. Williams Fire Insurance Agency PHONE 52. Camden, S. C. A Store Full of Fruit That's just what we have and more too, for we carry at all times anything1 that you want in the candy line. Fresh vegetables of every description are always carried in season. It's impossible to enumerate the many tempting things that we have, but what^er you want, it's here for you and we want you to come here and get it. Camden Candy Kitchen Spero Beleos,lProp. Telephone 78