The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 11, 1914, Image 3
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NOVEMBER 11,1914.
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“RUSSIA, NOT GERMANY, RES
PONSIBLE FOR THE EURO-
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PEAN WAR.”
F*or.J the AugustS'( hrosido: | Sir Ed^aril Grey.’ Though the ruo-
Ask nine nn.n out pf 1( n yotfrnny i bilizaticn of HufPia al our eiTort<i
chance to meet who ia re;ponflbt*j j ^ ave been greatly handicapped,
,or K _ .a, ana h. «.»i ^ sU
promptly andf unhesitatingly replnfig taking such far-reachingg mc-as
••Cermany.”' Or. ft he la dispos^no] urcs against us that t’.i fltuation ,
particularize, he will rny '*The Kat-J hetfoming continually tnore ricn:v
WOMEN CAN VOTE
IN BLBVBN STAtBN
FIt* States Debated Full Saffra«e
eer.
Ask hir' how,he knows this to 1>
true, and he would have to
for want or a better answer. “li>-
cause all the newspapers have
so. time and again."
all the average newspaper as a
util _
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Tzar:
reply. I July 28, 10:45 p. in. 1 have he: •
] with the greatest an\iety of in*,
r.ii:!t presaion which u <aused by the u-
i tier, of Austria-!iuntary .u •
' S*-rv!a. The uu** rnpulotis a-iruio
which lias been going.on for year- I
witnej^t, to tell where it gets -in in- Servia. has led to the n vph ng * : ;! i
forma'ion and it would ha\e to r<*-! cf whieli Archduke Fr. :.z F rdin ’ 'i
ecomo « \i<-t:r). The : pir.
[wit'ch made tlie Si.fT.BS nifdo
tnt'ir Own King and hiz cos ort *r
i dominates that country. Poubtl-a.
tho\You will agree with me that *>ot*
Parir. Rt. Pc- has
ply. *‘f~roru Kor.dcc
tersburn.”
And. there you are, that is, in ►
feet the sum and substance of
average American’s information as to] of us. Y su
the responsibiSity for the present
to insist
ieP as I, anti all -other
.- it. . • a con*ri« n ini'T'-si
that all those who are re
present
European conflict. I sponsible for this horrible murdt
We confess that we received the 8 hgU suffer their deserved pur.isl
ratae itnpression. ourselves, at the
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outset: but, by chance, we were sub
sequently put in position to read and
a
consider the other sTde of the con
troversy. And there is another side
—although the average American
newspaper reader would never know
U if he depends entirely upon what
! « reads in the columns^of the Amer
ican press. ' . *;
ment
On the other hand, I by no means
overlook the difficulty encountered
by. You and Your Government to
stem the tide of public opinion. In
view op the cordial friendship which
has joined us both for a long time
with firm ties, I chall use my entire
Influence to induce Austria-Hungary
to obtain a frank, and satisfactory
understanding with Russia. 1 hope
confidently that You will support me
Wilhelm .
The Czar to thd
The latter, however,°are not so in my efforts to ovreome all difflcul-
nnch to blame for this partisan pre- ties which may yet avis**
, , i Your most sincere and devoted
i sen tat ion of the case, for the simpl* frJnn(1 ard ro ] KiTii
reason tnh't their own sources or In- signed.
tarnation—for a tim.e, at least— Exhibit 21.—II.
veie ftmlted to fho Englbh, Freuch Kaiser.
and, Prussian "news” bureaus, the
latter being, in fact, but
I ;.sk You earnestlipto help An
ipnoininious war has been declared
Peterhof Palace, July 29 f 1 p. m.
i I am glad that You are' back in
presa ( Germany. In this serious moment
gents'^ for the allies, censored and
eudoo and, no doubt, bubsidiz-
• «. :.!•<! supported by them. No ,.on-
der. then, that we have hid only one-
ug.tytlst a weak country" and in Rus
sia the indignation which I ftilh
•'■M B»W. and views for Americrt!^ 0 “ »•«■«>*». » •**
.very soon I shall lie unable to reiiM
* .*11 ’U.nptlon.' jibe pressure exercised upon hie ntni
Put. at last, other information on! that I shaH/be forced to take />- i.*
the subject is coming to light*; not* 1 :,>r whivjf will lead to :.■??. To pNj-
ucere unsupported - statements
not]
anll vsnt •^A’^nijty, as a European
T'trtr«-«n annoita t'nr**** _ f "nu’C be, 1 urge You in the name Oi
larti.an appeals from Gertttan soure- ourXij friehdshlp to do all in Your
1-; pp^ver to n strt.in Year ally lie.::*! go
. Chicago, Nov. 6.—Women now
have full suffrage in eleven, states,
according to the. latest returns which
apparently gave the franchise to wo
men In Nevada and Montana. Suf
frage amendments were leading by
1.317 In Montana and by 3.500 In
Nevada.
In addition women have the right
to vote for certain officers in twenty
•ta'.eu In Illinois they may vote tor
;*!! stlutory offices, including presi
dential elector^*, • .
"'he eleven woman' suffrage stat.js
".’.i'i «’.o titnjD.of granting the fraa-
■ Li-'o are: •
'.Yy ; r *■ ., ItPK'g t’-.iarido, 1SI*3;
’ ht 1 .fGr JS V €: Y/asldug-
• . P I** '« , 1 Mi*; Arlieuil ,
Kansas. Ifi,'; Oregon,* 1 $12: |
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Wood! Wood! Wood!
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I have maved my.wood yard on
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a lot next to my premises. • I am
prepared. to deliver' wood of all
fl • v ' '
fj kinds—pine, lightwood, oak.
v Specialty.
Mr. Phillip* had Stem-
Mil Trouble for Mora
than Five Yean.
.1' Sto\ e wood
1 wood also.
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nont .t-w >ro -fk*fe*:* t.Tucrday |
)!?:>. Missouri. V bsaska, N*.>rt!J
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Mr. Lincoln’s Phrase.
It is generally tnderstood thstf
phrase from the immortal “Gettysl
speech" about "Government of I the
people, by the people and fori tho
people" was not original wlth.Mr.fLln-
coln; that is. in the sense of
been used by him. for the first fme.
ts use is traceable back into the
the earliest occasion of Its
ment, so far a«. is known,
indent Athens, about 350 B. G
Intelligent Horse. *
A remarkable story la told o
sagacity of a horse belonging to
aln Watson, of Ardow, Mali, Ire
it lost a shoe, and. managing b
out of the field where it was gn dog.
traveled a considerable distant), .
blacksmith, w i ; was .v.tonlah I to
find the horse stanuing in frOnt 1 the
doer holding up a foreleg. The urse
‘ shod and It galloped back, hippy,
to its field. '
Walterboro,
S.
Mr. W. It. Phillips. Jr. 1S» More
land Avc.; Atlanta. Georgia, writes:
••I had the catarrh and stomach
trouble for more than five years, and
I faithfully tried all the medicines I
*aw advertised, and found they all
failed to cure me. I then heard of
Peruna. I purchased sis bottles, and
after their use I soon discovered that
I was well, safe and sound. I now
weigh two hundred and terf pounds,
and have never been sick since I took
Peruna* It surely Is the best medlclna
for colds, stomach trouble and catarrh
that 1 ever heard of. 1 *
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os, but authenticated copies of offi
cTl - documents, telegrams and eor'-j/fhg too
rrsponder.ee of every nature beftrink
on the. events leading up to hostili
•ties.
Mr.
Nicholas
Exhibit 2.—Telegram of fh..n
oellor to the Imperial Ambassador
al tst. Petersburg on uub’ 81, 19H.
And these official documents, re- Urgent:
vea] a number of salient facts from - n of negotiations t-till
'which there is no escape; in fact, so and ‘‘Ithough we have up toyrhis
. , , , . . ’ .hour made no prcpzraticns for nm-
overwhelmingiy convincing are they | ijju z ^| ont . R US? j a has mobilized her
that it would seem Impossible for enhrr 4inny and navy, hence also
.• ny fair-minded man, after reading against us. On account of these
them, to come to but one conclu-' ‘‘-ussian measures we have beer.
, ' 1 Aor. cd. for, tho safety of tho country,
/' * -t^iroclaim the threatening state,of
That Russia, and Russia, alone, ia war> which does not yet imply mo-
responsible for the European war. | bilization. Mobilization, however, is
Obviously, the story is too long bound to follow If Russia does not
for fair analysis within the limits of \ {<> » raeMur l « ? f , wa i: a ^ a,nBt
. , . , .. . . Austria Hungary within twelve-hours
an editorial embracing, as It does, an( j notjfleg UB definitely to this ef-
ores of official documents, letters f©ct. Please to communicate this at
and telegrams, but this much may be once to M. Sasonow and wire notir
yoid. in all fairness: That Germany °f comrannication.
Exhibit 25—Telegram of . Chan-
<1 its kaiser stand revealed in a
cellor to the Imperial Ambassador
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finder of War.
One blindrNj years Sgo co|flres»
an act authorizing the pur
chase of the iirnfsh veeeels
had beer, captured In the battle of
Lake Erie. September tp, 1912. < for
$225,dOO. to be distributed al I rlzo-
money among ijss offiosrs anl crews
of the AmeiicafF sh^s that lad par
t lei pa ted in the famous naval Victory.
Commodore Oliver Hasard Petr, who
had oommandsd at tbs batla. was
voted an additional sum- o $3 006
By the same act
the aoOacOon aad usuaervllon of
flags, oolors aad sfandaids mpturud
hi Urn land aad aavul saggomenas
during the second war wit Great
Britain. The laIsrsting ooQctioa of
haft Is flags that rusuMsd (roc this an
Is stm
tsL
We arc willing ,to take as much
R ‘ chiton as pdscible in trade for Go-.
* thing, Shoes, Dry Goods, Hats Etc.
Dou’t miss this great opportunity
for this offer is only - for a limited
U time at- • / ■*
womsa.
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SOBEL & BOGOSLOW
Where the Dollar Does His Duty.
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new light, in the face of the latter’s in p ari s on July 31, 1914. Urgent:
r.rcent appeals to the czar to ceaao Russia has ordered mobilization of
mobilization of his troops while the her entire army and fleet, therefore
'kr.lser was attempting to.net—gi the ki* 0 Af^nstjm in spite of our stlli
r,n--e ronn—♦ .. h*71—I P #nd,n * n»® d l*tfon. We have there :
cz r requ .t as mediator between! the threatening state of
T '’** r - n •* ,n d Austria-Hungary in the war, which is bound to be followmlf-
Rrrvian dispute. by mobilization unless Rursla stoffi*
As evidence of this, the following, within twelve hours all measures of
taken frsm the German White Pa- ^ a * a,n,t l a “ d A u *tria. Mobiq
... „ . izatlon Inevitably implies war. Plea'e
i*er and never yet denied, or called ^ pr^^jj Government whether j
q-ieetion ..
T. PW « 1 » ood p ota ^ t
In
would seem to offer, intends to remain neutral in a Russo-
d'wrmontary proof that would be
ecre^ted in any court of Justice:
Exhibit 4—Telegram of the Impe
rial Atuba p *mdor at Rt. Peter>h'!* , c
to ♦>-r« Chancellor', of Julv 24. 1914
I have
of Order
view ° with Sasonow.# The Secretary
ird-il-i-d in. unmeasi]»-ed ecf u-.itio:v»
lown-d Ausf,-!»-Hunejrv and h« w* *
• r- • <• •!* acitated. Tie- deelar?d
mo: t po 'f iv-'h' th:t 1 Russia could
not r^rflut. under any- c-rcumstao •-
of. that thr. perv>-Austrian 'Mfficul-
' Vm ,1. ; perlal Atv.bassa
just utilized the contents ( , habron cn
fn P r <>W d !n X r - Upon mv ro;
German war. Reply must be made
in eighteen hours. ’Wire at oner
hour of inquiry. Utmost speed nec
essary. . .
Exhibit 27—Telegram oT/fhe Ir*
perlal Ambassador in Paris to t!v
August Y, 1.05 p m :
?cate^u , 'nnite nquir.
whether Erance would rem-in neu
tral ip,the evtriFt:* a nua-o-Cenru*!
v*it U-' Mil)). . r - de 1. <
•bat Frajx^ would do that w hl> U
her iuterOma dictate.
xt
Malaria or Chills & Fever
Presc rlpdott No^Mt b|
for MALARIA or CHILLS * FCVCR.
Five or six doses will brash soy cere, «A
if taken then es a toeic As Fever will not
vstun. It sets oc the liver better than
Cskvmsl sad does oot gripe or skkao. 2So
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th? t • - • - •
t, • * • • • : .• ' • m'
0 toes. bar. < • ...
•Ocir»V •. ! * : -' 1 J \ •-.'•if
and f ir #•. •; »» o»
tropR't.l ,i. \.\ r.'.t j r v
verdtv. roi-».rdli.^ IfMI- r »■ i lr«. »
Pachmarl. e*rr:rnl p»v»r’n» *fi. i >di«. ta
n blood el*do frovi a urth.» eh Jd e« tv
taming rn.hgnar.t purualti-s ilUervi:
’■from any roaiai.a paraaito cf ux.n yet
described” It is extremely activs,
with thin processes occurring es long
tells to more or less ring-shaped
bodies. The new paseslte is dubbed
Plasmodium tcoue. A
THE PROFIT
SHARING
tv bo sottlnd -Joii between tin pa
tics rnprerm-d.
•\rtio!» it.-y
Exhiblt T.-'! Tch::-"m of rv,***
ooiir.r *o tho Jn’pcriai Amhossado
a* London ou July 25. IPT^:
The disUnctiot* node M Rt- TV
•^Unfashionable to Ow# Ycur Tailor.
I was told some time ago tb;.t tho
millionaires have actually made ir
^ fashionable for young men to pay their
tailors. This wa’s a reform indeed,
and the West end gasped with sur
prise. Only tho most obstinate or the I
ward Gray between np Attstro-R* »,
vian end an Austro-P'vrian fonflP ’ most impecunious of our gilded youth
Is perfectly correct. TV? do rot w*s‘v aro holding out against an innovation
to interpose in the former ft ny more, so monstrously bourgeois. The tail*
»hnn England, and. ns hrotoforo. we j or?, of course.‘are deli Jhted. They say
take the position th-.’ this quo*(ion[that the reastm the millionaires hard
must be loralized bv - Ictus of all j tht9 ^ |s lhat th
••owess y refraining from intervention.
It Is, therefore, our hopes that Ru<£
ria w'H refrain from ery action in
view of her reRpo^sihiUty and the
reriovfsnfess cu tho vtuaii i.n V'e are
-repared. ,im the event of an Austror
Russian controvrsy, quite apart from
o”r known duties n« aillei»,-to inter
cede. between Russia and Austria
joirtly with othef^powers.
Exhibit l^^-Telegrntn of rhnn*el-
lor to the Imperial Ambassador at
Roni^pn July 31. 1914: .*
yrv have entlutie^ to neVotiite
Betw
/ry *h
tween Russia and Aufitria-Hunga-
St tele-
the
Majesty, the
through a dirct exchange
grams between Hte -Majesty,
the Kaiser, and His
they get
vunt for retdy money, so you see
that, like cany another reform, the
rrce-cnt one originate* in no very cx-
nofcive.—Gentlewoman. .. ( ‘
PEARCE l RATTBY, the *olid,
reliable and wideawake cetto n ,fac-
-ters. of Savannah, effer yeu the cx-
eeMc.nt c fccvlce that has'' ejrned
them their superior reputation as
salesmen among theusar.ds ef sat
isfied shippers. Wly, not beeo-iio
one of them? No acKeunt. too large
for them to handle; no business
too sjnall for their personal atten
tion. 2 Correspondenee invited, and
a cell when in
Czar, as well as in connection with 1 welcomed.
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Savannah will be
oug 6 Cm
Rheumatism!
Fo? Young and Ci
The acute agpiaizing p: of ».
rheumatism is r-yotl J ut v • M
by Sloan’s Liniment.- D«V>*. [1
rul)—it penetrates to thejr * v
sfid, bringing r- c»>infortjt Kb
orcamdd until tried. Cl;, il
Louie today. ’ - I - IJ
RHEUIViATISr/] S
Her* Wkat C';V.c-r« S*y «
"I hi-TiJy rrf^trirr-. 1 y-wu 1 »rt ^
a* ite h . i renx «!»• ft..- rl « ussat:. i-w r
ikf 'ry u>;:.c it 1 ■-’r ut l*ma. > |
of tnoary t-> ? lo t U< t cf iki; I
sad imins in I :.‘i» tir.d txxlv, so Jie.: y .
your t.iniRi.-n; i;.trru*l snd e»i»i 5]
sad I fourid ym. !. r> l«-f. sod ocsii' J
well r.nd Uouk r ^ dn.’'—'iic. CV. .’A'
•V. liih til., &pnri,JUIJ, itl. *■ “ -
■* I lore’s Pro*#
“I wi b to write nnd U-H you i,t *
fa!! 1 hid Jownfourteen tlcps.aitdb.*^
n.> ni k t i.ii T ip v ry bod. 1 roui <
sleop pt s! 1 1 rent my wife for a 2,4
boUle «.f >.ii:r l.itiim nt and in tw-
time I w mi try feet s*kin.”—<' ^
H'jat. It aim Arc, St. Loui. J
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dle does are its fear of death and
the way its women treat their do
mestic servants. To a man, says tho
Ixmdon Chronicle, It Is a matter of
; no importance whether the cook wean
I a cap of not, and he can sym
pathize with the bouse maid being,
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• should not one ask Mias Smith to
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