Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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X « 4 » c MAACH 24,1915. AOIBIA AND IT ALT V t ON VERGE OP WAS. Awtria Dcdnca !• Yield Her Territory to Keep Peace With Her Ndckbera. THE PRESS AMD STANDARD page mum MM. March 22 —It is l-am-4 a eeerlcr of Um Anstrlaa on r fli MaktBK H-wooklf trip* to Italy aid Aoatrfa. This to tore aa addttlooil W W* proemsUooa state of the ro- ItAlfiof between thd two Oenforencoa of (he ftdbAe ore heteg hold dally. ind Mi a later of War pent more thaa two honn with Klar Tletor of the cnMaot wtB ho ▼on the feral go office this hoi a short Use. are corroot that the eoacerniac Hair hy Aaetrta are THE. EA5TEH BUNN Y u 1 ARE HEADQUARTERS * . ^ '** . • • f *•» • . For The Newest “Spring Wearables” o ... . . * • ^ ^ Men, W«meii and CUdren. SEE OUR NEW IMS OF dfl Sf and that Important annoonce- raad* wlthla a few little likelihood Aastria yielding to Italy's de- and Aastria sympathisers tdke tho posltloa that Italy made, these remands ao . erteoalTely that there was no poe&lgte change of MM acceptance. ff Italy got what ahe ashed Me wfgld become aboolntely mtotnoa of af the Adriatic sad Austria would be relegated to the position of oerond- Maas power, ranking, perhaps gelow the Balkan States. la diplomat! Metes the belief obtains that Oer-r many weald be willing te saerlfee her ally to preset-re the Germaa em pire Intact sad that Aaatrlaa offici als realising this are deOermiaed te i reetalm dm. tt to now wed • Attablished that re ports that Aastria had expressed a wlflingBeaa to be persuaded by Oer- ^TT^HIS b only the Easter hoaay I Big and soft and white. With littlo pink oossi, so (May. And little stab tail upright He’s oat on his annul errand. Locating nests today. Soon to be filled with eggs, Brilliantly colored and gay m‘t forget to hare yours For on his nightly round ‘ r . He hippety heps in a hurry. Aad late onss won’t bo fo« ready. EASTER’S MESSAGE. It Teaches Ut ta Rite Anm Scifiahnesa aad S This, te mj mind, is the the Eaatertltie: We may interpret the many were false, and that rirtnally ! a down different ways: made by Here or net beliere that took place as reported la the Bat that Jesus was aerer siata by the soldiers of Pontius Pilate. X Oxfords, > * x. Men’s and Boys Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Neckwear, .* • ' ■'/ . V>-.: THE H W. A. S. KARESH, Manager. ae progress at all haa the aegotiatii How o Hmall Roy Makes fjnve. i In SKHIOFN CHARGER BROUGHT AGAINST KKRSIIAW SHERIFF ASKS GOI'ERNOR FURNISH WOOD. the April" America. Aagaalne ' * ad t to captnrc Paul and lead him over atormy seas and Mils Parker Butler wirtes another for « hU small boy story In his new seri^a. 1 Being charged with neglect of te rally his disciples after the agony duty, specifically in that he haa not This month's story to entitled. t hc aiMMtle*. the goodly fellowship of roiin—i.. ’ * the prophets, the noble army of the martyra," in nil ages and places Into the service of his kingdom; to speak'the unlawful sale • of Intoxicatin' es today as he has “spoken of old Hovors generally in .Jvershaw coun- time uuto the fathers’: and to “chal lenge us to live and die for him and word, to call “the glorious company of “Teacher’s Pet.” ami In the following extract hte small boy talks about i his girl: . ( “Her name i? Milly. I biven’t ( said anything about marrying her < yet not to her or anybody but 1 r* ■ ^ ;rreat pauw 0 f rlghteousneHs”—all 1 . wJZ n i n _ carrie<flier books three or four times i jy,, j s , 1S tyrtain us that, his body was' ' * \ ‘ , ^ .. and I hit her in the back of the head ; nailed to the cross of Calvary. After n thr eXecutne rham Pr at with a soft snowball, and f gue** she’- the crucifixion, ns Itefore, Jesus was likes me too. She thr«w a snowball alive. He has been alive In every age. back at me when I hit her and then i darkest, that has succeeded V'hen I washed her face for her with tb f h ^ r ® f ' hi * ^ f ROn ^ . „ and he is alive today more truly and Embarking upon an unique enter prise. R. E .Evans, a member of the enforced the law against the unlaw-; OTn ^ hR Nob f Tt) «i,.p ar . Tn ent. fl has ful sale of Intoxicating Uqiora la written Governor R I. Manning re- and about the town of Luoff, in Ker- quoting the chief executive’s nssint- shaw county, has permitted a “blind anrP Th „ man proposes to build a tiger’’ to operate unmolested and has library table rflaid the map of “rofUFcd to enforce the law against (ll<? United States, and wants a piece ty.’’ W W. Huckabe*. sheriff of i Kershaw county, has been ordered of wood from each State to make the ifon of the table. Wh-n completed snow, she Just said ’O Georgy! mean thlngl’-as if sh* might be wil tint to marry me soratime if I get' nerve enough to ask her when w«‘i"* ‘ f rown up. I wonder how a V ’-o»y gets nerve te ask them. I doo’t liak I’ll *ver have.’’. -t Big Thrower Lragoes. • In the April American Magszln King W. Lardner, author of * 1 Th<‘, letters of a Rusher.” pick* an all- American baseball team. He call*- his article ‘Some Team.” and for one ; of his catching staff h* choose* Ar cher of the Chicago Cub*, whose playing he briefly describes as (M l/T '* t wonderfully than he has ever bet>n he- -forc in human history. Of this we cau he sure! But ,what^about ourselves? Are we also alivp^aHve as the eleven Vere alive when' they reassembled In Jeru- snlem and gave themselves anew to the kingdom of G«id on earth? Hare we arisen from our selilshness, cow ardice and sin to meet the risen Chi-Wt and pledge our hearts to his, or are we demt as dead a#. Judas when the flrsi Easter dawned upon the world? This i* the question wuich this latest Easter puts to us. It Is not so much the res urreetton of which need why the sheriff shall not b" Busperul- d from office. The following is Governor Man ning’s order: >. /Whereas, you have been charged with neglect and refusal to perform th" duties required of yon by tho provisions of of yon Chapter 29, criminal rode of laws of South Carolina, 912. you en force the lair Against the unlawful Volume Tl, and especially that have neglected and refused Hi ton of the table is to be exhibited at th* Panama exposition, how bolding at San Francisco. 'In his letter Evans requests Gover nor to make the selection himself. He wants a piece of -any '■ hard wood, six inches by eight Iftrh- jes. one Inch in thickness. He also 'asks for Governor Manning’s nuto- graph. title and date of term-of of- leo, the inscribed- on a card. He states his intention of placing these cards in plate glass slides, to -be placed directly under the top of the table. * sale^f Intoxicating liquors- in and about tho town of Lugoff. in Kershaw MORE .COTTON SEED CRUSHED THIS SEASON THAN EVER thXtown of Lugoff. in Kershaw Washington. Marrn 18.—Further county, and that you have neglected progress thto season in the remark- and refused to enforce the provi - able development of the cotton s*e.| Ions of said law.«« contained in Sec- products industry was indicated is Jesus ns of Qurseivesjtion 818,eriinfhal code, .1912. apiinst today’:! census bureau report on cot- conccni ue.-Rev. John u,,. keeper and manag , 'r of a place ton seed crushed and linters obtain**-! Haynes Holmes. New York CUy lows: , . - . « . “I don’t care what they say. they’* nobody in’th , i big leagues that .can | '• ^throw with Ayeher. • Heyan hold th' T hall till a guy begins slidin’ tosecen i > ^ base. pnd. then get Win- stpndia. up -e And tic can be slttin* on' one ' ear j % when he makes the tb*v*v aa d R’H j J •re he’s aimin’ just the same, j as good a* any of ’em at out- i guessin* guys; he can receive with the best of ’em, nnd he’ll catch allj the foul flies that stays in the park. Anl b** '■ VICTOR HUGO'S EAWTER HOPE. 9o how caa you heat him. ala’t no rotteo hitter, neither 1 Is There Anything In t ’ohh 4 v /l That »•* la the April A-meriean Magaaiue Ring W. Lardner author of The In ters of a Busher.” choora* aa all- Ataericsn bas“ball team. Of Ty Cobb, the groat Detroit player. »-■•*■** says ia part: " , ^Cobb cpuld play left nel<L ,.al! ght He could pitch if he made up his mind to. If that bird's got a weakness, cr if-Ibey's anything In bssebali that he can't do. he’s been keepln* It pr*tty hrell bid from yours ^ re^p<H*tively. If part b* fhe to jump I teal in mysolf tho future lile. I am Uko a forest once cut down -tho now shoots are stronger and livelier than ever, i am rising, I know, toward tho sky. The sun- shins is on my {teaid. The earth gives me its generous ssp, but henveh lights me with reflection of unknown worlds.' ' You nay tho soul in nothing but the resultant of the bodily powers. Why, then, is my soul more luminous when my bodily powers begin to toil f Winter is on my head, -bat eternal spring la in my heart. There I breathe at this hour the tragranee of the Ltaos, the violets and the goeee as.at twenty years. When I go down to the I can say, like ao man ••I have finished say day’s work.” But I oannot say, “K have finished my Ufa” My day's work will begin the nest morning. Tho tosqb ia not a blind alley; it ia a thorough* loro. It closes on tho twilight; it opens with the dawn. from the 19Vt erbp. „. A greater quantity inf reed than ever before waa crushed, exceeding thp 1911 record-emu crushing Ky 572,826 tons, and a record tyr* fr ontside of ^nd near the limit* of tb» tahlishod in the nnmebr.of bales of city of Camden; ind that you have^int**™ obtained’, which tdtailed lift.- neglected and refused to enforce th** 117 bales where persons are permitted to re port for the' purposd of drink'ng al coholic liquors and beverages and against tho unlawful sale thereof at raid place, which place is located Easter Groceries our regular fist of cus tomers we want to add *kt' ’ • . ' a special number for the Eastertide trade. We want to give such fine satisfaction that ,we will increase our usual Q patronage. We want to sell choice groceries at the lowest prices in town and give the very best of service. If you have never tried us suppose you do so now. -I \ law against the unlawful sale 6T in- I tuxirating liquors generally in K<*>- r,haw county: more than tost year. The number of cotton seed oil milN op erated was 8*8n. an hsercane of As 70 or 75 per cent of that total yo-i f ‘•Therefore, this Is to w;un to appear in the exkcutiye chamber, t roluinbu. *. C . .. 11 oVlork I.Uh. .1 ~* «*"*£% foronoAi^nu .hd 30tb <1.y of M.rob. «»» 1»"» »» b ~ n * A. n. 1915. to answer the above s**t forth charge* and to show cause be fore me. If any you have why, you should not be suspended frotw the of fice of sheriff of KCraha^ county, as provided by Section 814. criminal rode of South Carolim. 1912. Ve’- production of cotton seed I* crushed annually.'it is estimated the 1911] tlmated. but the 19U production. 8.305.004 tones, had a tptal value of j $155,590,000 in oil. cake nnd meil. hull* and linter* The clofer , d *- linting of cotton s*ed has re*ulted 4 lh‘a largely increase<l production ef I'.ntbrs. , 0 ra I! un "’ vv <» * ► < t’ ,I'KDKRAIi RESERVE BANK :i TELLER KIL|jS HfMSKLE. 1* HO ^- r - — - Home Form* of Rheumatism rumble Rheumatism in a disease rhnrac- terised by pain* in tip*, joint*«*nd in ; the muscle*^ The raoet commooj form* are: Acute and Cbronto! Rheumatism and Lumbago. All of 1 'theae types can be helped absolutely* HON MERCANTILE CO. “The Brick Store.” - i-, —- f ^k.iavurrai.1 ■ Red Devil Lye in the Slop - Alf hoy. disease is caused by germs that grow into worms. Stop it at tho germ stage ty feeding Red Dcvii Lye. This prevents diaeooc and your hegti feod . out q--Jd:ejr. See directions cn the cnr. Get a few cans—try it—that’s the teat Saves Hogs and Feed * ■ off o’ the Wai>!. ugton wa* Mmiament. Ty’d be the first do It. sad ho’4 do B bettor’s Ndst In th* Tyrel. the Tyrol the Easier festital to ^•nte one <»( great ceremony. During the Cleveland. Ohio. March Hill. 35. receiving tellqr 'in ^the py applying goodHjniment thm Cleveland Federal Jteeonre bank, penetrate* ' An application of Bloan’* hfmocdf today in ,\ Liniment two or thre* time* a dav lahot and t lu to t room on building <■*«!. • » •• HU!. married, to said to hymn* to the a«Tou»paulo»rat o< tkeir.baV'e bees in 111 health for , soms butrumeato ai they paaa aleog, weto. time. weneo and ‘ Wldrea Jtoaioc kt toe j r E.iretc nolidaji liand* of mualciaoA visit every valley, slngiag beautjfnl beurtog lighted toroteo ef ftos killed the seventh floor* of the | 0 t (,e affected part will give instent i6 which the bank is local- yellefi ’Sloan’s Liniment i* goo? for * ^pain, and especially Rheumatic Poin^ because it penetrate* to the aeaUof the troable. soothe* th* afflicted part aad draw* lb* palm ’‘Slesa'a Liniment to all medicine." Get a lie bottle mv. Keep tt baady ia tote at 'x Y - ' X mm GREAT JG CANS- j Next Lyeeoip. Friday, The Afkaktot Favgrtte Apr. 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