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IUNGARY: HUMBLED AND ISOLATED 1 1, II, -i! I V, < U( l.ltir 'l* rnier si>v *?.v the Treaty of \Vi-sallles 1,1 i ) < ? n\ disassoela led from Ausitm |d li.nili^ IK* alliance with other libbers. i* peopled li\ u race un ju;il iii many ways, necm-ding ?" Hi"' Jlowiiitf communication lo the Na I>n:i1 < !eoi*ru pfrio society li> C. Tow n I-'uIIhui : ?prt^lotnl Hungary has features all I Iiwtl. It stretehcji across | I-JV \lstUS [ tin- liivui i 'ii? in iii Hit !v?kui or jt I lortpba'g.V. There Is the goutl <t> original Mag.var, (lie SontiiYir Ma |>|iH, who. like Ills sires. uf old, that shed Alexander on Clio plains of KOg Mia. rides like a deVll uf I lit* twl ?tit : eats, drinks. sleeps on his small, vie*-* ili;ii';,.i,r, and chokes with pure J j 14 1 ? ! in lust of lift- and ru?h of ml I In- loiiy white 'gatya' no pen j (i sheet I In* embt'oidered sloeve l> w .i .-!? (. ai. the plumed or l?e-rib in'jJ lull-, the gorgeous mantle, I li?* el. I.ovvlt <1 pipe, mark this tanned icc|iiiriali;in cava Him- more surely nn dors 1 t:r anthropoiouisi . He li v ;i 1 1 > no circus trifle, but' In- and 5 liorsrv are Freemasons In one craft, I'Thcrc i^> nothing spociacula r in this in- work nor annals. Hi* hlood [illicr. tlx >hcphcrd of i lit* night, siis lis himself on sheep cheese and niilli (I in liis lonely vigils could still do fvlir to astronomy. The Quoens jil >i|ii:iiirr has no such run ;i- the I'litirril of thr plain. who*-* \istas '? unir. i 11 i 1.1 1 i 1 ;i ? > l?* am) peaceful. "What amy be ilu? psychological y 1 : o 1 ? ? of a pastural and prasant Dple, shepherd kings, whoso whole fpoiatr national life has horn huh lg irsi ni endurance that in the cud s tired' out Turk. Teuton. Slav, and I'll I>rstin\ herself Y A musical, tir iov-wg. hnspltahje race; warmr aorous and combat Ive ; proud and In; dowered with the curse of lleu 3. wiili a total incapacity to unite great issues* and the power to light j 1 n> soil imt his own. 'Imagine this people, its gods still ! hunts of the victor's camp, cut from all the world we know h.v its rnnian tongue. whose beauty lined the admiration of Cardinal 7./nfan(l (who is said to have spok 5S languages), hut maintaining its )i as ;i minority by sheer force of [racier in that strange penlecostal Side of race, creed, and caste which ;il reeeiiil.v In Id the Danube and M'entral Plain as Austria ) lungury. 'Imagine a virile stock which can 1 sit and think, can fall into gleaiu I frenzy as its harp or picture-post rttis a de| ica i e Imagination - with mildess deed ; h race w hich com es the Hiiddhlst aversion from ae 1 with the Celtic instinct of oppo ^>11 : improvident, lavish, naively irmed at the courtesy of the Hnger ; simple, with the barbarian t of pleasure to the eye; sensitive 1(h inmost chords to gentleness ? ? passionate, dreamy race of fatal i: the true Asian mystery." MOROCCO: BANDITRY THERE A PROFESSION Tin' l ulled States has hud dlphunat tlillhultles in recent years with the ?pl?* of northern Morocco where inlsh armies have Just scored their ate?t success in sustaining the col nl power of Spain in Africa. Some Ight Into the kind of people with om the Spaniards have had to deal ^onta if i?*d iti the following conunun. tii'D to the National < ieographlc so ty i oncoming Ut\isull. "the Villa M :u . 11," wliasf raids caused polit ! > rlsis it, Spain. II" < mild not hear to hear a child t while i >t i several occasions I no li! cure even to a\oid allowing l'"* > > ollcctcd in his cup to drown." the surprising statement, not of a h>! i > ??f the wealthy American D h.-ld for ransom hy Ualsull I'.'"! ir II President Roosevelt sent Be ? or warships anil his famous Iiiim t ii m I 'fill i <n rls a 1 1 \ ?? or IlaisTlIl id Mnhnvn. i' inaiiv respects thf* man inter M Hid unrated me in spite of nil I i fi;r>il motives for dislike." con the writer.* Ion I'erdicarls. ii-'. ! :it npre so gracious and bite.!. 1 1 1 , i in i]v only, hut to his ft wii.t adherents. who evidently |I?eii their chieftain, whose posl I H'e-etir 'hetn seemed that of the [*' ? 1 1 ; irhlat.d < !aii in ihe olden Px Ii ? tjnit k to see ihe humonni.t [T ' of ;i spimtlon. while his repar A , immediate ?nd to the point fho he Imil hern horn in < 'oiinty |* rn In fy< t I discovered f>> coti>!i rna tloi. il.?i J hetfin t Mk- the man in spite of my ! f.'-.;;?..: my-elf ? ? i s : \ h< i ppt |ri jf his contention t "<?' a !ii?Tr hrtgnnd or cat II' '" ' ? i ' ,t pntrio: struggling to r'>> < - i.??r foilofl er? from 'he In- v . ' ... corrupt shor.-etW?r nffl ? (I . V,r n, of \ol< ? Ihe liHt I I ? ' -llwi.lf > of hw imtnner, !-v> f ? ':nd?*r provocation, all *:????! p - |"'?*1or character . . . ? strange .-rper'ence I* ?? ? ?*, with Itatsul: at T?arr? [ ^ : * ! i !o Hl> a-?f*e' ( Of On e*peoted mikI idyllic churui. Ttif ltf? | of Ilit- native*; the little touches of more gvntle human character; the tiny cl)H4 who offered nie fritlt, which 1 at Mist declined, until I noticed the ex pression , 'of disappointment and mor tification upon the hoy's face, ami then the radiant ami almost rhlleu- ; lows satisfaction of the little fellow when I pretended to enjoy his hull ripe ottering; the many attempt* of the wild people about me to propiti ate me; their curiosity us to our own manners ami customs, as when ??ne venerable inhabitant of the village led um gently aside to inquire why we walked so energetically up Unci down the village given, 'for heallh's sake,' was my reply. 'Indeed V said the old Mohammedan, 'and may 1 usk how many such daily turns, up and down, it may require to keep a Christian in good health!' all alVorded mailer of Interest ami rei|o?<ilon. ^itaisuli was 'eoufi on ted by the prob lem as to what disposition he was to make of the seventy thousand silver ! Spanish dollars which he demanded ; for our release. Here at Tsarradan there were no Iron sales, nor so much as a house with a cellar, while tint thatch of ska IT, or dried reeds, the only rooting of tlie houses, offered hut poor security should lie leave so much coin stored in ?i village where he hini sclf waV hut a transient sojourner, "At last the mules hearing the sil ver dollars, 'carefully packed In boxes, arrived and the hulllon was counted. "I- wits summoned hy ltaisull, 'The silver,' he said, .'luis been counted twenty thousand dollars, as stipulated. In Spanish dollars : hut these letters,' showing me as he spoke a check hook containing l ei'lilied checks on the < '? ? i n - toir dTIseoiuple, the J*' rem, 'It hank at Tangier, 'of the value of these, which are supposed to represent fifty thou sand dollars, I know nothing. Mow ever, I will accept them on \oiir per sonal guarantee, hut on thai condition only.' "When 1 had examined the checks I gave the required assurance ver bally, and ltaisull. leading lite to the door, where 1 found my horse wait ing for me, hade toe adU'ti, saying that he had learned to look upon me as a friend, and that he hoped l cherished no III feeling on account of my delen , tlon. lie furthermore assured me that [ should any danger menace me in the future, thai not only he himself, but any of the men of the three tribes under his orders, would hasten to m.v urellef. ^ "Thus I left him, and pushing on as rapidly as we could we were soon In the midst of a large armed escort which had come from Tangier to see us safely home." KIACHOW: THE FIUME OF CHINA Klachow, China, was seized by (Jer many in IXW+ ? a+td captured 1 ? y the Japanese when the latter entered the World war In 1SH4. Its permanent disposition has been the' subject of wide discussion, especially In the Uni ted Stares because of our historic friendship with both China and .la pun. Now dispatch shite that a Japanese representative at t tie first meeting of the League of Nations an nounced that his country Is ready to prepare for the transfer of this ter ritory hack to China. Following tlx* murder of two tJer man missionaries In 1S07. (Jermany employed' her retaliatory seizure of Klachow as a means of obtaining an indemnity tind a SKI- yea r lease on Tslngtau and the bay of Klachow. She gave the name of Klachow to the en tire (Jertnan concession, which is not to be confused with the nearby city of the same name. The concession in cludes the (Jcrman-built city of Tslng tau, outlying towns, and t lie bay, which has a narrow outlet Into the Yel low sen on t lie west coast of the prov ince of Shantung. Tsingtnu Illustrates aptly Cermany> pre war methods of getting a foreign foot hold in anticipation of her dream of world domination The setting of this effort lay in a provinee conspicu ous in Chinese history for 4.<kmi \ears, ami revealing traces of pre-Cldne?e inhabitants. lor Shantung wat tiie bii'l bpl ace ami leaching field both of Confm iti* and Meneins. There also tlie I?o\#>r nro\ cinen? first was directed ugaitist foreigners Hut i he harbor of Kiachow, appar ent I. \ interesreil t he (lermaiw more than history It Is considered one of the I ?e* i along the Chinese - oast, and to have a stronger natural defense than r^ori Arthur |!:n-K ot the eif\ |>st? hill* .1 s high 'is l i ii * i f, ei and a range d"<> feet high ?b i m ? i ? n ' ?-s the harbor This nine was nt 1 1 1 /ed b\ tin- (iermans for forts where f 1 1 e \ mounted powerful Krupp ir 1 1 1 1 s . i ? ? 1 1 1 1 1 ?; i ti ? I i 1 1 l: every point of land mimI -I .1 approach. When 'in- Certnans e? i n i p I ?* i e? l their ilefeuKi < Tsingtau ?n< ron?i'lei'ei| one of tlie inosf strongly fortified ports on the globe All tins protection was not to he afforded i fishing village and a none too tiiis\ harbor Natives were per suaded !<? move and the lessors built a t.vpHal Cermaii city on the site of Tsing' a U i hex also reiuiineil this eit\ calling It * ' h : I : iff two. but the older name Hung to ii Streets were Imd out and given Ccrioai) itMiiiC" Ceriuan l.aoks C,**r inati industries nchtdlng tirrwerle* h.'j'J ' ju j > ????'e!s were established. No other fHtstofbii 'halt tin- (icrman one was perm t re.: handle foreign mail 'r*?ruiMii> ii"t otii> ob'.ri .ed indemni ties wnil the 1 ! ?.'< squHre miles area and ha\ >le>. r'l?tl lui1 mining and rallwav concessions Shantung hn* fertttr*. wet* eottirntert Innds' eofll fields. deposits of iron, gold him! other mctali>. m'mI sin. ill diamonds are fouod. A rallwuj was luilM t?? Chinnnfu. o*<fi nectlng with Important liia>.nd IIM*. BOKHARA) STRATEGIC CENTER OF TRANS CASPIAN REGION ItepOl'Ied JiervOUsness o|j I ho of the Bolshevik lea i lc i s ni it jrn-w , lug IVsllvenesK under Soviet i isiitu | lions in I lu* r?-., : i ? 'i n| tin' < '.lUctlsUs, ! nil Hi's the iptex lm? w.hct her - similar conditions may m?i he present in 1 ?f?k Intra, just u cross the Caspian s?-?, \*ln'H? 1 1 1 1 1 1 s mill coUUtel plots hllYe followed out* unothor bewUdcriugly ? lining the last few >curs Bokhara, dusty ami lu\vn.\ lu tone. Is nevertheless a colorful city because of ilio striking costumes ni the male inhabitants. Tin* women, dad In som hci (ones fid hiding tla'ir faces In' hind horsehair \ci|s which resemble window screening. a\all themselves Of a protective coloration which enables them to move like shadows ahout the am icni cit,\. Mm i he Bokhara Utah1, he la> I s|n'K. Sari, Persian, or Tajik, ill ill/.es all the colors ami tints of the solar spectrum, in lTTs costume. Bokhara is an important religious center. It has ;;<;i mosaics, With a pra'ctically unknown railway running south to tlu? Aluhafi* frontier. ils lo cation In the ii.id-t of Contra! Asia gives it a strategic Importance thai Is littlo appreciated. 'Phe Khanate of Bokhara hits an area ahont equal to that of I'lah, hut W'lth four limes the population. Since the onthreak of the war, its fortunes have varied* I'ttrt of the time it has heeu tin independent khanate. showing its prerogative hy taking up the rails of the Trans-( 'a v|iin n railw ay whi?hi passed through its territory. Several times It has heen under the control Of the Bolshevik forces. The Amir had a pieturofcque army of abont I l.tHin, sol diers, many of whom carelessly lodged along the stfme passageway , which leads up in ihe Ark, or castle <>n tki* incline, in front of I ln> royal reshU'JK t\ formerly there was' enacted every Krijhiv morning it cereim?n\ im pressive in its dignity and da/./.ling in ils color effects. Hundreds of sol* emu mullahs, clad In bright silk rohes of stick candy striped or gorgeous go)* den suns on ptirphv Ih'hls, helled W illi silver, and with buckles large as salad plates, gathered here in impres sive rows, each wish a priceless prayer rutr beneath his feet. These were not' tin* dashing types which once made Mohammedanism a power front Mecca to (iihraltar hut the ceretiionhilisls whose religion Is a thing of dignity and prosperity, founded on trade father than a life | In the saddle. In unison they how low so that only hroad hacks can he seen, hut a moment later all are erect with their spotless while turbans the most prominent feature In 1. scene so colorful that only an Oriental sun could harmonize it. Bokhara is architecturally 'unimpres sive hut .nowhere arc there more at tractive Oriental bazaars. I'.rass smishs' vie with goldsmiths to add the glint of glowing tm*?al to the half light of the covered souks and there the makers of peculiar Bokhara caps display their brightly colored wares, the edges glistening with soft furs from Kiln ria. HONDURAS: LAND OF RIVERS AND BIG DEBT Honduras. least < It* \ eloped of the five T.ntin American countries which are now considering the forma Hon of a "I " ii i t ?m I States of (Vnlral America," is a country of hills nmi valleys; of rain am! sunshine; of large and small rivers. A half dozen rivers may he crossed in one day, and w hile I hey are usually narrow and shallow, a few hours' rain will turn them into roaring torrents, absolutely impassable. A traveler may he held up for inanv da.vs hy 11 stream that when he first crossed It was less than three feet in depth. Honduras is said to tie the most lniekward of till the t'entral AuterleHn republic**. itnd she will remain so until railroads eross lite eountry and the government be<j?unes stable. Then t|tere will he great opport unii es there for many, and Americans iiikI Ameri c:i n capital will always he welcome. Th? country I* jti?t n little larger than the State of I'ennsyl vania. yet It has si population of oulv a little more than half a million. It has the largest per eapitji debt of any eountry on the face of the globe except New Zealand ? Ht least it had before the present Kuropeari war upset all statlstieai ren ditions It owes i per capita. Most of this deh t was created hv loan shark method*-', however, for Honduras would jigree ti? pay $1?> to get one ? or soni/ Me Ii ridleulou- proportion The name of tie- nuintrv Is said to he derived from a Spanish term mean ing "depth." the early explorer* hav ing found difficulty in strikltig water Aballnw enough f<<r anehorage They ? 01P so delighted] when they reached the Xicaraguan shore nenrhy that they called the headlaml "t'ape Hraeias a Pins" (<'ape 'I hanky to <5<?d) a tiante It still hold* As' a rule, the night will he sjv?nt In a native house, sometimes little more than n tint tiiiilt of mud, thatched <>r roofed with tiles One Is apparently R I W a v * Welcome to the he*t the hmise ?H"<?rd? l?ul ri liHiiiino. k jis |inrt of flip lrHveler'*? <11111)1 Is h ?.?itv f??r the bed* of sfreti hed Mull hide or canvas ? t*f> V ?u!iy jf Jv, t'lo-e ;l t W hofe hotlle* Volt MT" il JUest. then t>V O* her f ? I'-T ' v gre:il V to he f*-H re< I F\e-\|??i.:\ in r ???!.. ;iien. women arid children together > nr host* are i 1 1 r ; < ? 1 1 to|f j . I . t . ? ' v ?o watching \ on nndres* and ge: Into vcrtl" tinliiniiirk with h < :ilrti ?tare tlmf miis! not i . io ? m |e i ?*< | imper l Mieiit. for \/*~ ro.iii is not an evcrj day vlaltur. tine learns netdoni to undreffw completely Oh! Yhr proprietor of the aecomMiaiul store wuh not so t lily us he might. havo been. On?? tlu> while standing in frdnt of 1 1??* store an Irishman nj> proaehoit him M'J<1 saitf : "Have y?? any clean shirts In yer shop?" "Sure. I have." ai\irw*0ro<l the ttot ly ing niui uxh'ius for a sale "l.ots of them ; .I'lfiiii. as anything." "Writ." sai<l the lrU?hmuu. moving away, "iru in an<1 put wan of Ih'em OU," Wants-For Sale PKl'NFS- -17c pound. Tile Cash Store, FOI'NI) ? < >no Mack and white pin .Found neat my place owner can liave saini- by proving property and paying f??r this advertisement. Todd CHlUlcrs. near < ! uni Swamp. H ' '? 1. Camden. S. C. Mie black po< ket book t'? m 1.1*1 Saturday. Ma.\ 7, on road between Camden ami Cool si i ? r i ? ? tr < . owner ? can get <aine by describing il and paying for this advertisement. Cbronbie < ?ffiee SELF KIKINH FLOCK? $ I ^ ? The Cash Store. FOK kale ? i >nc t ? hit liner-* ( 'm i in good condition Cfih be seen at the i'ity Pilling 'Station Cheap for cash. <?pd. WANTED ? To vent ii four renin house ,1 10. Ho>>. Care of S. A I. Hallway. 1 t-.pd WANTED ? To buy all kinds of oiM Iron scraps. Camden Iron \ Hrass Works. near Southern , passenger station, Camden, S. C Otf. WANTED ? To buy one pair regular platform scales, one thousand- iH>H-nd-| capacity. Must be iu m m! condition1 and cheap for tf.ish. Write I'. O. H<>\ tl(5. Camden, S. C (itf. TENNIS KACKFXS ? re^trung prompt ly and well. Prices. extra grade $.r>. 1st quality $,'|.2o. oriental $2.r>0. Satisfaction guarantee! I, C. Bryan Sumter. S. ('. 4>7pd.' WHEN' IN NF.KI) <?f a surveyor. notify A. IV Hoykin. I.ugoff. S. C* G 7-Kpd 1IOISE CLEANER? Win ?n you WMivt your Spring" house ( leaning done see .1. II.. KKi." Church StriM't. Camden, s. ( '. r. t ?- 7 1 * i. WANTKl) ? T\\'eiit> five men <f g<od elt.i raster and habits, having high school education (college education letter ? to take a fn?e course in life insuriince salesmanship at our Home office. These men will then Ik* turn isl over to flenorul Agent controlling territory in which they live, both i Com|-any a nd (Jeneral Agent helping them get started in a profes sion that pays, tliat is growing and tluit -mtvrires no capital. A great op portunity for men twenty-five to forty-five years old. Address C. W. Kstes. Supt. of Agents. Southeastern Life Insurance Company. Creenville, S. C. It. ROOMS FOK KENT? Apply to 112? Main St.. or phone 2&T.L o-t?-7-|>d FOK RENT ? Two connoting offices, for rent over The Mens Shop. Ap plr J. II. llurus. C-amdett, S. O. l 2-:Jtf. KODAKERS ? Correct dereloping moans better pictures. Send your kodak films to us and get the best. Columbia Studio, 1423 Main street, Columbia. S. C. Write for price list. 47-50 OET IU SV ? Keep busy I - your ,(<?b unsafe ? Is it permanent? You want a life long bxislness. Von can get in to such a business selling more than 1 M7 Watkius I* rod nets direct t'? 1 f.r rniers If you own auto, or team or can get one : if yon arc under .">U and can give ImmuI with j?ersonal sureties. We back you with big selling help>, years iu business. 2<MKtfi.0(>O users of our product-. Write for inf??rmn i,oii where you i-nii get territory. .! It Watkins Co. I M?|m rt ment 11-, Winona. Minn ,"> ?'? j?d. FOK SALE ? Peanut Seed carefully selected, shelled and graded, fresh a: planting time. Let us book your ; order now. but do not plant until May or -Line for l?est results. We j ii ii furnish White Spanish or Hun j !.. r seed in any quantity at reason able price : also peanut planters and \?e?-ders: and full information about v ?w 1 i i g. S M A I S I >A N I > C< ?'l T< ? N Mil. CO.. Charlvstou. S. C f?2tf. Carbide For All Makes of Gas Generators ? Save trouble and delays by buying from ! T. H. McClain, at Manufac turers prices plus freight to : Camden. T. R. McClain Cam den. S. C. 43. I t LOANS? on impr'-* r?-^! tfrnik. K. C. vtiu Tre>? k >\\ . ('amdrn. | S C 45 j CONTRACTORS AND Bl'lLDERS K^timates on wood and brick work. ; , In and ovit of town service. Cood w..rk and lowest prices. Furnishes plans and spec! flea Mrtns on all work. Henson Carlos and IU<t?ert Holley. Camden. S. C. 44 51f?d \OKNT WANTED ? For Worthmort Hair I'rnparttion Se* or rill on Madam K. K. liHton, 1713 fJordno Strret. Cimdfn, S. C. 20t? FOK SALE ? <",(* ?d four rr>om bouse in colored seefion of the city. Wnter. fiectric lights and sewerage Price r?-,*#nab!e Api?lr to T. A Mf-PowHl, j Agent. ^'^DD'ten. H. C. 2-3. Public Service Garage Guaranteed Tire Repairs We guarantee our tire repairs to last as long as the tires. Your old tires, repaired in our vulcanizing shop, can be depended on for long, additional mileage. Bring in your worn cas ings for free inspection. ^ And we guarantee com plete satisfaction. Automobile repairing recommend ed by Buick, Cadillac and Packard dealers to be first class mechanic. W. E SHOAF J. A. BISHOP Healthful, Refreshing and Nourishing Drinks and Ice Cream that is good to eat at W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Gettys' Buttermilk - - - 5c Orange & Lemonades 10c Buttercup Ice Cream - 15c TELEPHONE 30 PROMPT ATTENTION FINGER PRINTS Left by an intruder oftimes lead to his being . caught. but his capture does not guarantee the return of the stolen property. Should your goods be stolen, you caw replace them without financial discomfiture through carryiig Burglary Insurance. Such insurance proyides payment of the losses in curred, promptly and equitably. ? For a few dollars a year you can ^ct khis solid protection against money loss. Camden Loan & Realty Company L. C. BERRY, Manager Phone 66 We specialize on Telephone Orders. Prompt Delivery. Bruce s Pure Food Store PHONE 66 WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable We arc doing it for thousands of others ? why not for you? We believe a trial will convince you. FOOTER'S DYE WORKS Cumberland, Md.