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HEFLItS GERMANY Will BE GIVEN NEW CHANCE BY WILSON MAKES REPLY TO REMARKS OF THE GERMAN CHANCELLOR ... r ' ' WANTS A PEOPLE'S PEACE Saya Allies Do Not Plaa to Strangle Germany or Wipe Her off the Map —Instate That Prussian Military Caste Must be Rooted Out of Power. On the occasion of a government reception to visiting French senators and deputies at Lancaster House In London Monday night, Premier As quith took the opportunity to reply to the speech recently delivered in the reichstag by the Imperial Ger man chancellor, Dr. von Bethmann- Hollweg. The premier, in proposing the toast, “Our Guests," referred to Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg’s reference to the readiness on the part of Germany to negotiate peace, and said: “The German chancellor wants us to assume the attitude of a de feated to a victorious adversary. But we are not defeated. We are not going to be defeated." Rslterating that the Allies were prepared for peace only on the terms of his declaration of November, 1914, Mr Asquith proceeded: "The chancellor first mlsqnotes my Classified Column and Farmers Exchange FOR SALE-FARM TRODUaS i BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES * Note Not Accepted—Reply Will Set Forth U< S. Conclusions In Terms Like an Ultimatum Germany will be afforded an op portunity to reframe and reissue pledges that international laws will be observed by her submarine com manders. President Wilson has so decided and a formal communica tion, setting forth with a wealth of detail what the^United States regards as improper action by German U- boat officers, is now being drafted. Tlie United States will not accept the German claim that the Sussex was not torpedoed. The report of the submarine commander Insisting that he attacked a mine layer at tlm time and place where the Sussex wap attacked is held by th ; president and his advisers to complete a circum stantial case against Germany. The submarine commander says that the vessel he attacked was struck well forward and smashed back,as far as the bridge. All of tho evidence at hand shows this is just what happened to the Sussex. The attention of Germany will be direct ed to this fact, and at the carao time it will be set forth that American lives w4re endangered ruthlessly and without warrant. It was made plain at the White House that the propGSed communi cation to Berlin/will iiot he open to discussion or IkngMiy diplomatic exchanges. In many respects, it is said, it will Insist that the United State* will no longer tol erate a violation of pledges. The ca*e of the U. ited States will n> * n .. K B,,d O'-eat * u bmarlnea have violated existing in- Rr tain and 1 ranee entered the war, ternatlonal law and will take issue ■ot to strangle Germany or wipe her wlth the German claims ^hat frelght- offthe mapofK u r«jpe. .or to destroy er8 c , n be wtthout p rov u lon or mutilate her national life, certain- bl .| nr m?de for th# lhclr FOR SALE-FARM PRODUCTS MIHCKLLANUOUH. Cabbage Planta—The frost prool kind that makes heada. 600 for 75c; 1,000 for $1.25; 3,000 for $?; 5,000 for $4.50; 8,000 for $6.40; 10,000 for $7.50. C. H. Anderson and Son. Meggett, 8. C. For Chufaa, Peas. Deans, Water melons, Cabbages, writ# A. 8. Hus- kee, Fayetteville, N. C. VO-Day Velvet Brans, $2 bu.; Seed Chufas, $3 bu. Ingram Drug Co., Valdosta. Ga. Potato Plants, $150 per 1,000. Porto Kico,. Trlumuh. Nancy Hall.- O. K. Watts, R. F. D. No. ?. Box 141, Bartow. Fla. Potato Plants—Naucv Hall, Porto Rico. Jersey Yam, and Tri umph. 1 take special care in growing my own seed. I look 'ler growing and packing and guarantee the count. $1.60 e 0 r 1,000; ready April 16. Ask 'nr price in large quantities. 1 have also tomato and pepper plants. J. T. Davis. Tifto*. Ga . - Wanted—To save , ou money on you. utiU papers. Give mage sines (or Chrtatniae. Write for m< free catalogue showing ail iowes clubblhg offers. W. B. McCall Marlon, S. C. ■ ■ " ■ Let Is Collect your accounts. W« collect in and out of State. Cost» nothing to try. No collection, n< chargee. The Rheme Mercantih Agency, Sumter, S. C. Virginia and Hpantah Seed Peanuts— Best selections. Soja Beans. Write for prices. Raiford and Co.,'Peanut Specialists, Norfolk, Va. For Sale—Coker's, Williamson’s pedigreed seed corn. Small red cob' and long grains. Carefully selected, graded and screened. One peck, $1; one bu., $3. Cash with order. T. P. Sanders Jr., Hagood, S. C. * * 1 Tomato Planta—Rudfleld Beauty. Chalks Early Jewel. $1.uj per 1,- 000. Ernest Simmons, Wauchula, Fla. For Sale—Bright, soiind, recleaned Florida peanut seed. Write us for sample and prices. Florida Gand Co.. Moitbrook, Fla. Soy Bean*. Field Peas, Sweet Pota toes. All kinds. ’ li. Parker, New Be-n. N. C. Mexican June need corn. Guaranteed ure, $2. Write for sample. L. L. "ester. Mt. Carmel. 8. C. r»u lit Japan me Bibbon Cane seed for sale. This cane will produce 50 per cent, more and better syrup and forage than any other variety known. Write Yor price*. W. S. Wllkerson. Hickory Grove, 8. C Jr not t<> Interfere with—to u«e the chancellor'* language—the free ex ercise of her peaceful endeavor*. “As a result of the war we Intend to e^sbllah the principle that Inter national problems must be bandied by free negotiation on equal terras crews. While the question has not yet been definitely decided. It Is not ex- ! ported that the German suggestion that the •"Sussex caso Is open to arbi tration*^ wttt be nrcepled. Official* ... >«■,..» characterized thl* MiggestJon a* “In- between free people*, and that this Uweatlng," bat declined to dtaru** It settlement shall no longer be ham- other than to rail attention t» the pered or swayed by the overmaster- fart that when a similar suggestion Ins dictation of a government con- was made In the raw of the Intel- trolled by g m'lttary caste. That Is laala It was rejected with the state- whM I mean by tbadestruction of the meat that American liven were not M.llla .mm ,4, ~ e n ^ ..i. MW HALF—VELVET BKANM. Early N peck led Velvet lieaae for Hair —$1.76 bushel, quality floe, worth double cewpeae. feed or fertiliser Buy early while cheap r. At Bush. Richland. Ga. — ■ -■ ullltary domination of Pruaala— nothing more, but nothing leae.'* A finding tn the fete of Hertrfa. Montenegrvx. and BHgtnm. the pre mier *aid: “We ere In this struggle th rhem- pinna not only of treaty rights, bat a kuhjert of arbitration. Th* situation Is admittedly grave bee-use of the accepted belief that Germany will resent the Imputation of bad faith which cannot be avoldel In thle latest communication. It la understood that Ambaaaador Gerard has comaunle-ted. a lengthy per- *r the Independent statue and free l.™*' _ development of weaker countrlen. In' “mode thl^ixt of ^hlch withheld by tb0 pmld^at. TERRIBLE SULGHTElTiN FIGHT FOR VERDIN BATTLE the circumstances, ryaleleta eoulJ hsrdlv go further than In the chan cellor's claim that It Is for Germany —of all powers—to Insist, whsn peers comes, upon giving various race* a chance of free evolution along the lines of their m< ther tongas end nations! Individuality* Apparently this pr nrlpie Is to be applied. I aup- |x.*e on approved Prussian lias* both to Poland and Belgium.** Contending that th* Pole* hsv* had an Illuminating experience of the German Idea* of a free evolution of this kind Mr. Asquith continued "The attempt to Germanise Poland For Hale—Ninety Day Velvet Beane $2.26 per bushel. Sudan Grass, fre* from Johnson Grass. Me per pound. Spanish Peanuts. $1.2$ per buibel. Ayers A Williams, Orange burg. 8. C. ^Iv*4 Beane—We have early hunch. Yokohama a-d Ublnean Velvet Beane at prices you can afford to pay- Also Chufaa Farmers Pro- due* Exchange Sylvester. On. For Hale. Improved hand picked Id- day Sperkltd Velvet Beans; sure to maturn la thin state li lbs to aack delivered P O. for $!. The P. Rosenberg Warehouse Ce.. Abbe ville. 8. C.. Box $78. Chinese Bean*—New. the best of th* Velvsts. ’’ankest grower of all. mors humus and soil nitrogen and winter rattle erasing forage then aav legume as known. A few Barn well cow"-’ grown need. Peck. $1 15; bushel $4 60. B P. Pea- pie*. SnrlncAsId 8. C. For f o h Florida. Hodges. 8. C .000.000 Puerto Rico $1 W B.' Sickles. - —-- . «jrto em potato plants. H bu pep 1.000 one of Its prlLCtpal Instruments “The wholcsele strikes of Polish children against the attempts to force the employment of the German lan guage. the birbaroua flogglnga In- flirted nion them. 4he arrest and Im prison mont ^>f their motherf*," cqq- iTnuefl if.<> premier, •form a black diaptor oxen h. the nnnala of Prus- thc Genvans. who. b .rrund ed early speckle velvet beans, sack •d In even weight 11$ bushel nea burlap bags, prices as long as they last $1 60 per bushel, f. o b. cars. Greenville. If yon went good sound seed beane send us your order. Hen land Bros.. Mercantile Co., Groan villa. Ala. French Hrarilbn Gemma Bombard ment. Use of Liquid Firm and Gaare—Preach H.dd Line. The German assault on th* Ver- • dun front west of the Meuse was re- i. wed Wcdneaday morning. Troops On* iliou*and bu*h«U anecial Mlart has been for the last twenty years at 1 adxanced on Caurettes Wood, eo*h ^ f nc *. Purposn and col-j of Cumleroa. th* French war office Prussian domestic. announces, using flame protectore. policy NobjXdv knows this better'but were repulsed. East of the than the rhancel'or. for he has been | Meuse tn the Douaumonl-Vaux sector -v i.. —i. *i — i . — th« re was only artillery fighting. The war office says It has been confirmed that the German loxsos Tuesday was very heavy. While bringing up refaforcementa to resume their attack on Dead M:»n’s Hill the Germans are trying to recover the ground regained by the .. hi.ub.j u, . ru»-. French In Calllctte x/oods and to the alun Knltur. It Is with this record north between Douaumont and Vaux. th;.t the chancellor sheds tears over ’I' 1 '® Trench positions there de-j Velvet B«’»n*. the f-ue of what he calls the long-, Brr ibe an aic from a point south of $1.75 per bii aupore««ed Klemlsh race. I wonder Douaumont loti to the centre of the wint the ••"ciulrh race thinks of the village of Vaux. nnd tho front is a prospect the chancellor opens out tol Bttlo less than two miles in length, it. • For three days ti*» actions on the “the chan elior snvs that after the ***! hank of tho Mens© have Iwen war the;? Blurt bo a l'ranco-Fni!lis’,. rt ‘‘ itcrod therc wit,, tho b*l»ltual |»r- vaHr.i l but be'ween whose poiple a “' '' h . ea '"> confontraicd ar- =. who b merl their M ery 1 ^e, " ,t!l a tdttch in trim I 1,0 ^ orm °f * c«»u|»le of hours of For Hale—Early speckle hand picked Velvet Beans. $2 per bu. Guaran teed 95 per cent, germination. Not hand, $1.60 per bu. Sunnyaide Farm. China, Ala. . 90-day guaranteed. • - — Buy from grower and get them unmixed. Artichokes $1.50. Cash with order. H, c! Cawart. Gantt. Alt*. churc pillaged their towns, tram pled tl e:r liberties’ there Is’to beTn ! t ' , "' l,ln . ls wlth "uffocaflng and fear- the f, ,,,re the collaboration of I P^Bng gas proJectiloB. neighbors * After a bombardment with high • ••u,. .. , , I explosives lasting e.ght hours and — ‘ . It f . r . s n T ory B m h-o one. the use of gas for another hour or The ALic* desire and are determined twC) tho Germans would attack in two to s«e once again the old Belgium, columns simultaneously on two fdie must not be allowed to nuffcr, flanks. There was no visible dimi- periiianently ir-.m the wnntop, xvick- uu tion in tiieir courage ami aidor; ed Invasion Q f her freodom, and that neither did the F.ench show the' ^r'XZSX&* mm mK * bC | r'Wn“I V» mr Rarlj \ el vet Bean*—Early Speckle or 100- Day, sound and clean, $1.75 a bu • peck, 50c. Chinese. $3.50 a h-v • $1 a peck. This is the most nro-lue- tlve bean of nil. Earlv and rani, grower \V. F. Covington, Head- • l-'d Ala. Early tVlnmph Sweet Potato plants. Earliest, Jiardiest, most productive, most nrofitable. $1.25 per 1,000; 10,000 or more, $1 per 1,000. Pr-m t shipment guaranteed. I Rhodes, Bay Minette, Ala. For Sale umpt Prire.- $1.50 pc’- 1,000. Reference: Bank of Waldo: Phifer Gainesville, Fla. B. T. Rape Waldo Fla. thousand ordor. J. C. Orlando, Fla. Sweet Potato Plants—Nancy Orlando Plant Co., Orlando, Fla. Sweet Potato Plant*—Nancy I Porto Rico, Pumpkin Y Triumph; all plants guarani Five hundred, one dollar; t ■and, $1.76; five or more at $1.50 Long Branch Farm. Blakely. Oa. Potato Sprouts—Nancy Hal Hlco Yam and Triumphs, fill all orders prolhptly; 1.000 and quantity. R $1 Fla. Fla. E. L. Sphaler. Pine Castle Sweet Potato Planta for Hale $1.25 per 1.000, and any quantity over twenty-five thousand. $1.25 per 1.000. Cnn ehlp promptly. Sat iefwetlon guaranteed. Carlton nnd Murrnv P. o. Box 271, Aebburn. Ga. Porto Him, Nancy Hall notato plant*. $1.50 l.ooo: io.eon n 40 r, now William Ponder. Tlfton Sweet Potato PUntw—Nrnry Halls. Porto Rico and Not ton Yam. host variety tomato planta. $ per 1,0*0; MftOu or more. $ ••r 1.000 Will ship promptly Good atroag plants, good ronot. Reference. The Turner Co Baok. Aahbura. Ga Amboy I Ce., Amboy. Ga. Potato Plante- ■ Norton Yam. Jersi lem Yam and Southern Queen Hardshell potato plants nt $1.48 p Plant Farm, foverda!*. 0*. pvwto Kico. Nancv H*H. Pumnkln Banch nnd Jerusalem Yams Triumph potato planta. 81.$8 p*- 1.000. leas In quantities f. « b fjf. ion On . by express. R. L. Warren P(m»«* for Half $1 60 per 1.000; 6.008 or over 11.40. Beeta Lettuce. Cabfc P®® 1.000. New land < field grown. Southern Plant rlallst. Ft Lnnderdcle. Fin. — ----- * 1 mnty« n«J ready. Cash with order brim them quick. $1.25 ner 1.00#. R« Proxddence. Farlr Triumphs. Nor ton Yams. Nancy Halls Porto Ricos Farmer* Co-Operative Plant Homeland. Ga. Eastern Yam notato planta. $| 2i eep 1 000 N»ncy Hall and Triumph ! -2- ?s OPO and , -6 and »l.50. H. L. Herman, Newton. N. FOR SALE - MliCELLANEOLS Chew or Smoke—Virginia's Best Leaf Tobacco. 20c per pound bx parcel post prepaid. B. c. Dillon, Hardy. Va. Portraits for Samples—Send any good potato and 12 and within ten day? we will Bhin you a beautifully finished 14 bv 20 convexed portrait, framed in handsome frame t>”<t vou can sell at ffi. Georpin Art Supply Company. 113 '/j Whitehall street. Atlanta, Ga. Your Name .11 Gold stamped on Gen ulna Leather Wallet; Identifiratloi card and six other useful ftaturer $1 postpaid. Clifford Thorap.xor 60 Queen street. Charles'on. S. C Georgia Cane Syrup—New, pure, un adulterated; $14 per 35-gal barre f. o. b. Cairo. Ga. Quantity limited Short crop.—Order quick If you ex pect to get It. J. L. Mauldin, Cairo Ga. Wanted—Subscriptions to all maga zines. Lowest possible lub rates f iven. Try our reduced rate oav y-the-month plan for buying your tnagaxlnes. Saves money and allow 1 eight months to settle account W’-Ue for particular and 1916 cat alogue. Caroll •. Magazine Agency. Box 435, Charleston. «. C., Phone 8600-L. Books of best fiction, ’oaned by mall. Write for particulars Loan Li brary, Mt. Cro^han, S. C. Agents, Men, Women, make big profits selling our labor-savine household apwlaltles. Write for particulars. Joseph E. Parrish Mfg. Co.. 1,024 Nicholas Street, Henderson, N. C. I buy all kinds ow empty oil and Cola . barre's. also buy bags. I hive for sale Barred Plymouth Rock Eges, $1 per Setting. Thompson strain, cockerels and guinea pie*. -Walter A. Moore. 8 George St.. Charleston, S. C. FOR SALE - EOfiS AND POULTRY Chickens—Eggs batching. Sing)* Comb Rhode Island Reds. That one Red. $3 for 16. Writ* J. T. Moss. Cfeodmoor, N. C. Mgenn*—Whit* Homers, White Swiss Mondaines. Belgian Carneaux. English Giant Runta, mated and working; money back If they doo’l please. Writ# for prlc*A H. B Gordon, 112 Allen St., XJwansboro, Ky. Brown Lrchorna that lay th* yrar round. 16 *Rga for $1. J. M Rtcb. Aaheboro, N. C. Iloff Orpington*—Fanry »*«-k win ter layer*, eggs $|.2S ratting 16. Taylor Poultry Yard*. Stanley. N C Bed Hnarax—My mating Hat ready. Write for It W* have Imported 20 birds thla fall, which will help mak* up mv pent. )iy. W. Gravna Jefferson City. W«. HjOtahtaa Para bred Single Comb Whlta Leghorns. |6 per 10* $1.26 oer 16. llnrdimont P It. - Farm. Rnlatgh. N. C. ” •Mlver lowborn 1 tarred Rnrh rag*— 16. $1.2r. Roby Boat Newton. N. C E«e Mole Baby Chlx by the tboo- nand 6,000 Young at rain Stag!* Comb Whit* Leghorn day old chlx •vary week, botched from onr ape dolly mated breeders at lor aarh. la lota of 26 or more Hatehlog egg* per IS $1.68; per 50. $3; per 108. $6. Plar* your order early. Alabama Lea born Karma Co., Lea- ley. A 1a . MaplexUle Barred Plymouth Koch Darm nnra at rain, extra fin* blrda 200 hen*. 10 coekA It aggi. loe 6 dozen. $3; 10 dozen. $|; $0 dozen, 812. Send poat office money order Orders filled promptly. H. H. Ilobrood. Mgr. Maplevllla, N. C.- H. C. Brown Ijrgtwiraa—State fa*- , wlnnera. trapneated. heavy layera Y«g*. $1.60 . for IS; IS per 100. Breeder*. $2 each: tbreo week* cblckA 26e each. O. F. Klugh, Croa# Hill. 8. C. [ ’ LAROE FARM WANTED-co„ P i.„ with stock and toola In sxebanga for Boatao. Maas., unveatmant property. Kentad for ten thousand dollars yearly. C. J. Scheffreen. 1010 Old South Bldg., 294 Washington St.. Bnaton. Maaa Eight Farm for Kale—In Charlotte loiintv, Va. Will sell rho*~ on ret- sonable terms. Apnly to L. S. Jack- sen, Drakes Branch. Va. 1--M|I1-11-— ^ WANTED - HIDES AND JUNK Shippers!—Highest cash prices tor scrap irou and sieei. special offer made for cotton mill machin ery, cast Iron, braas, lead, copper, zinc, rubber boots and sboea, auto tires. Inner tubes, bones, mlxoi rags. etc. Reference, any M. Elcbelbaum, Lynchburg, Va. Wanted Hides, Fur* and Wool■■ Writs us for pricat and shipping tags. Do it now! Charlaston Hid# and Fur Co., Charleston. 8. C. Ref erence. Carolina Savings Bank. - Notice to Shipper*—W# pay tn* highest cash prices for mixed cars ■crap Iron. Special offers made inr cast Iron, cotton mill machinery scrap, copper, brass and all klndn metals; rubber boots and aboas, auto tlrea and Inner tabes, mixed rags, bones, bide;,, tailor cUpplnge, etc. Car load lots or leas. Refer ence, any firms or banka of Lynch burg. Don't sell unless yon hare my offera before yon. M. ElchaJ- baum. Lynchburg. Va. W anted—Bt-* rubber barrels, kegs. We pay highest prices. Write ns before shipping elsewhera. Bres- nihan and Bennett Bag and Waste Co.. 215 East Bay St.. Charleston, 8 O. FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK Dnroc Jersey Swine—The Grand Champion, Cherry Tennessee, and the Jr. Champion, Chief's Picture, at head of herd. Aspen Dale Farm, Delaplane, Va. Poland China l*lg»—From large pro gressive hoars and sows. T. ■. Brown. Murfreesboro. Tenn ' Ready for Hhlpment—Several baad of big type Duroc-Jorsey pigs. AH registered. O. W. Doollttlo, Sandara- vlll*. Oa J. U. Allen and Hon, Newport, TanA, Breeders of pur* bred Shorthorn cattle, dual purpoae kind, reds and roana. Calve*, heifers, balls and cows for sal*. For Hole C» extra fin* Poland Chinn pigs. *AII eligible to raglater nnd brat breading. Dr. 8. J. Hum mart nnd Son*. Cameron. 8. C. Yorkshire llg*—IS ••*«-> weak* aid. 8 W. Hayes l-anotr. N C. . KegUlrrrd iHtroc llunra, (.til*— Ceolc* plga. beat braedlng. reaaon- abl# price*. Claud* Jaaktna Shag- hyvllla, TanA laxrge Herkahlrea at Stone Gat# Farm. Petersburg. Va “ 1 1 1 m Jack-—Seven years oM Spanish; weight, eight fifty. 8ure faadnr. Prlca ranaonahle. J. C. Plaaon, Belton. 8 C.. Rente 6. Two Hpnalah Jack*—Four and atx vrara old. Wo|| trained. U. W. Cade. Bordeaux. 8. C. PERSONAL Marry—For sure success try an old responsible club established nine yars; guarantee satisfaction over fifty thousand members; many wealthy; testimonials and descrip tions free. Reliable Club, Mrs. 'vTrubel. Box. -fi. Oakland. Cal. 1— Many Itith—Hundreds anxious to Marry. Descriptions and photo? free. Unity, 214, Gratf.1 Rapids. Mich. , GERMANS REPORT GAINS Tall ot Captara ot 1,4100 Reported Tncaday. Waat of th* Meoae Bathlaeanrt and alao the fortified points of aop- port known aa Alaar* and I'Orralna southwest of Bathineoort, war* lao- latad. Th* aaemy scoaht to avoid danger by a hasty retreat hut waa rut off by Sllaciaos wbo la addttloa to Inflicting heavy loaaes. enabled no to taka fourteen officers aad seven hundred unaounded men prlaoMg. Two guna and thirteen machine guns also were captured. At th* earn# time we cleared enemy encampments^ block housaa and poalttona which had obstructed ua at various points on th* front, both dux north of th* village of Avoconrt and south of tho Corbeaux wood. In these operation wq were able to Inflict losses on th* French. The enemy lost in pris oners two hundred and seventy-all men snd several officer*. To the right of the Meuse a ravins on the southwestern border of Polvis rid.ee wn’T'Cleared In similar manner. Four officers, one hundred and eighty-four men and a quantity of materiel remained In our hands. Fur ther east end In the Woevre thus was only nrlillery flghling.\ reimired .md restored.’? I is that tVd uSi,roVcVntcdom.'Jwe“<.f i‘< Ian ig tlitd he would not wasto! tho battle of Verdun goes on. words upon tho imperial chancellor’s Tuesday the whole front, bea'an by gas projectiles, was overhung by a yellowish cloud of chlorine va aor which seemed to be suspended f'-om “lame and half-hearted attempt to Justify the wliolcsa'e use of the sub marine for the destruction of lives and pro; erty,” the premier said: “The Allies are prepared to-jus tify tho t card It y of ail the measures they, l ave taken as covered by the prim ivies and spiiit of Interna tional hiw applied to tho develop- inent* of modern war. These haxe been ( .Tried out with the strictest regard to humanity, and we are not aware #>f a sjngle instance of a neu- .U«l life'having been tost by rea son of the Allies’ blockade.” Ren-nrVfng that the German block ade of Oi'eat Britain had developed long before tjie British order In to in- cll of March, 1915, as shqwp by the sinking of the Dutch steamer Maria and the American sailing vessel W. P. Frye, and German/s declaration of a suhmarine blockade of the Unit ed Kingdom on February 4, 1916, Mr. Asquith said: ", “It was n»t until March 11 that we announced those measures against the sky. When the cioud lifted the Speckled Velvet Beans, 98-per cent, sound beans, no trash, I will eeli 300 bushels In lots of one or more bushels at 31.50 per bushed Imme diate shipment, Greenville, A1a E. J. Hancock. J • »» V.IY'KIX ill va — ■ ■ Germans bounded forward, seeming-. Early-Siiockled Velvet Beans Re 1 xr A S 1 i-1-. I 1 _ J _ it _ v , a -- •■a - ly indifferent to the thick death- dealing curtain of Ere from the French artillery. Some of them got through it, but only to find thaf the French had abandoned the first line trenches to allow the gas clovd to dissipate. German reinforcements were sent up to fortify the trenches but Ipforo they had reached the line the French came back with an irresistible coun ter attack and drove out thr Ger man? from the few trenches which they bad penetrated., , PRISONER MAKES DYES cleaned, $1.50 bu. der. Check with or- Stanly Cook, Evergreen. Ala. FOR SAI.E—SEED SWEET POTATO AND PLANTS. Nancy Hall, Southern Queen and Porto Rico potato plants, $1.50 per 1,000; 20,000 and up. $1.40 per 1,000. Reference, Asburn Bank. G. N. Jones, Ashb^irn, Ga’. Gorman Chemist, Discoverer ?* “Liquid Fire" In Ohio Pew. of Dr. Emerlrh Ritter, former Ger- fWrr.~ fr.rf. wMaxT ^V-T“"h *onMont*al arent< Mrvlns a German trad* which the c!>anc*Mor! a.- c fence la th* Ohio state penlten- -12 w ''''ZZl™' o/J4i.lU£Y> won pnawHnata 1 uoronn •yfrrr’srln# pndey * n-ed Warden Thomas to mar uf a "ora not daeH up^D Uh* n*grant vto a- 4 V e. by A ge-re$ Jltgaan proce**. h ” 'Mon.. Httirr nrairt* ha ta a eb-mtat end of jKh elemaalary nuoa and prsetiraa th* dtaro.erer of “liquid «re" Ha 0 *® on»l aw, and of the t«T8- was A'teatel tn Cleveland last boo d'c.a'ea nnd obHm'loBs nt fen- charred whh"eo*. , * , le , ty !■ ■> »*nio thl. momrot ft u ha- «r»*olt*.tbo WeJ’aad rai.1 nl *‘ was aea'carod la ngt For S.*xlo— Horae ^rown sweet poU to slipA Nancy' Hall, Porto Rica First shipment May 1. $i.fV0 |,or 1,000. E. L. Florence, 33 S.•Broad St., AtlantA Oa. For Sale—Fancy Florida Granges $1.50; Fancy Grapefruit, $2; See. Chufas, bushel, $4; Cuban Seet Corn, $3; Speckle Velvet Ilcan Seed $2.50; Porto Rico Sweet Pctati shipment about May 1. $j.60; Chi nese Beano, $3.50; Creased Pork any size, 9e pound. Aok for piicef On (smoked .bacon and Florida Cam Syrup. Send cash xf.ith order atlr deduct 10 per cent. CacweH am Grtfnes, Aluchua, Florida State Loaa ktode. The States* finance commlttoo Tuesday borrowed seven hundred thousand dollars frem tho Palmetto National Rank, of Columbia, for the current expenses of the government at two pdr cent. Intorest. This Is th# lowest rate, ever Bonuted by tho stat# government on a I-wxn. Bargain pi ices on Tv—ewrlters. A!) makes for sile or exchange. Type-. S'. r J f , ors ^ >*ebullt and reneired Glhbes-Davta Typewriter Exchange Columbia. S O. \\ anted—rAil kinie of houses to move, without tearing down chlm- ney^. Saves house ren snd mat. rial Write Bov 32. Rldgewsv. S C MUed Peas $1.43: Cla- Pess, *1.60 Null and Co . Maiden N. C. Potato Planta, $1,50 1.000; Nancy Hall, Porto Rico, Southern Queen. Early Yrlumph, Pumpkin yams, guaranteed true to namA 0. M. Bennett. Rebecca. Ga Hair Hwitcbew or Trar.sfomsftons made from one's owa combine Work guaranteed. W'rPe Mrs. C. IL Plckons, Florence, Ark. Naara Hall. Soy Queen. Porto RIcq, '•ltd' ^TorfOii Yam potato p'anta fi ll l/®8l $.000 a-d no. ll 26 por 1>0. G -V Jones. Aah- bar*. G*. • ■Mrity In# ro'fc’~»*T rarrIH not. as v*U strata m haLifavaata" I*®*** - FJa#ta—Nancy Hails, Puerto R em Yrlapoh ard Doo'e* Yam* Maa** r-«wa fr-’m m'nrt •rad F*aato ar* tow raody to aal Cw. •IT fttf.no hwfora feortac L l I Cec.taa aad Co. —* r Wo carry 4 full stock of fxnry man ta!*. tile* and r—ites; rand for cut- alor:e and nrida Ust: atao f..:i Hue of wa!l rarer. Addresa E. W. 3 ore* Snci'er; S C TREES AND SHRl’RBERY I nddod pra-an trara. prodnefor largo •'ft aheP r«t«. She to $1 per »rra Pf taf 7ra por *»«» for l#*n of it# .g *00 • i-xes, cnwrofltabls ®t.r3o'lo*, * ,0 "%‘ »o V'lrao* by ***** fton emryteora a c : “TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION.” ♦ I We will actually sell you a Piano I for less money than you can buy I . from the manufacturers. 1 We handle eight of the WORLD’S best makes, viz: <&> • * ' • ■ |j — Knabe, Ki ar\ich & Bach, Lay ter* Haines Brothers, Lud- % "ig, Tonk, McCammon and Weser Brothers. • ’ | xt ~- . ' . v - ; • f 2 No deceptive guessing game, or fool club plan, but straight business. We are also South Carolina distributors 0 1 - for the Edison Diamond Disc Talking Machines, the mo«t wonderful musical instrument in the world. For information wrifie 1 k. _ ■ , • ; The Marchant Music Co. : ;; 53 E. RUSSELL ST. * ORANGEBURG. & C ESTABLISHED 1882- J