The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 06, 1914, Image 2

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COUNTRIES PLUNGED " INTO ? WARS AUSTRIA-HlINGAItVI; AT) AVAR with s^rvia anlii wkelv' .v.it>|^ouve ioltheus PRINCE FEROINAND SHOT LEADS TO THIS TROUBLE - a. 1^1 *?, i ?i >, ?5-?. *;j f., MKi'f i&i < The European \Va* \Vhiclr Threatened fcrt j!poti'e Time Brute iout |<aM i Week in Earnest,?Russia Will Have to Stand by Servia in Conflict Ever since the assignation' of Pfince Ferdinand and his wife, of Austria? Hungary, while on Servian soil some weeks ago, the war clouds have been gathering thick and black on thO European horizon. Servia found it almost impossible to comply with the terms of redress asked by the Austro ?Hungarian authorities. For a long time it has been a question whether Austria?Hungary would not attempt at the first opportunity to annex Servia and Montenegro. This is what involves Russia and France and Germany in the struggle which last week, by Wednesday, was opening up into the realities of war. On July 28th Austria declared war against Servia, all efforts at settlement of the quarrel in i\ peacable way having failed. ' Au&tria-Hurigar.V and 8erVr& ix>sounHfed with the Vhareh"of trriops towards position's of '6'ttttfc'k and defense, while rnilifTrv HvPif'nV'c rth KaHi flitted tliroiVght the aif along theform tiers iti'fin 6flV>Vt WkliScbvoi* their opponVrntf^8 p'dfeftort. !,;M ,ft i,;i '->v' ' While Ai/st H11- Hun ga rv was pro* paring; 6 &tflike at ' Serviar against whom she declared waYj the- rest of Europe, although still 'hoping that the conflict would be totalized^*were making rbady for the "greater war .that must ensue if Russia should intervene 6h behalf of Servia. "During the night Belgrade was bombarded. Shells fell in various quarters of the town causing great damage. ' Several fell on the FrancoServian and the Andrevitch banks.. Andrevitch, of the banking firm, was wounded. > * An artillery duel was proceeding miles down the river from Belgrade.' at Vichnitza, about -three and a half miles.1 By Friday of last week it was understood to be almost certain that this war in a few; days involve apt only: Russia, but France and Cipjrnvany, and'perhaps Great Britain. , ; A despatch was sent out, from. Washington, D. C., showing that the policy of the United .States would be to remain entirely neutral in the war. ? Secretary Bryan said-he- had not given consideration to the matter, and the disposition at the State department was to withhold action until it Was known whether other European Powers would be drawn into the conflict. ' : :?n "Eventually it was said the proclamation will bo framed upon the document issued when Italy and Turkey were at war in 1911 over Tripoli. It will prescribe strict neutrality and warn Amermun citizens they cannot expect protection from the United States Government if they violate the international laws governing the conduct of neutrals. It was plain early last week that the war would have a bad effect on business in this country. Despatches on July 81st stated that the Austriaua had crossed the Danube That Belgrade, the capital of Servia had been captured and was then occupied by the Servian troops. "The occupation of Belgrade was carried out without serious difficulty. The invading troops crossed the river, partly by means of the remnants of the railway bridge, which was blown up by the Servians, and partly by a pontoon bridge constructed under its cover, and approached the Servian Capital from the South. The attack in'g forces advanced by a steep hill, driving the Servians before them. The ' Servians VTtreated, partly along the ' rohd leading fo Grooa and partly to 1 wdrds Pofyovirh. The losses on both hides appeared' to have been light. "The invasion of Servia at Semon<lria was a miVch move difficult task. "The Austrians'at night built a pontbon bVidgte' from'tth island tn the 'middle of the Danube, where the channel narrows to 200 yards and the current is swift. The building of the "bridge WaS' perceived 'fvonv the Servian shore a'nd' the Servians opened tire. The attacking forces were aided by artillery and infantry along the Koiiih 'Shore of the island and succeed-' ' ed in completing .the bridge over which they passed." T. A. Anderson was among the visitors in Conway on business the latter part of last week. WHILE AT AIKEN MEETING < This. Wiui. the. Feature of *0. OtJver-. . ~ U$ ..XftHiS Affair at Thjs^ Point. .,The Qapditjates. tyr the United ! States Senate} A^tdf^eiBBdki io$ Aiken ufet Thursday, and' S jtiidf< was # (little i>p Interest. * except, the strong; atj&ck niad$ t>/jjenftifipfc or the record tf Governor Ble&S^. He was especially emphatic wher ho told of thW parcfth ' o^f ErheVsof and dis^ssed HTW "fflal" of Dr. "Eie , nora B. Saundors." There -were verj few attempts to heckle and th< [Speaker was jkjven a fishing ?heej 'after Jie concluded. ; \V.( -P.'^ ^oilock; cxjbjri^teri vthe recon I of Gov. Bie'ase in the hottest,' bitteresl language he has yet used in the cam paigjt. yhui\(^rous applause greeted jliis every attack, particularly his, ref; | eranye to the appointments on the military staff of the governor. The speaker stated that the governor ; could not be trusted to stand on the Democratic platform, for he claimed Gov. Blease had violated his pledge to the party after he was elected. He claimed that J. E. Murry was elected master of Aiken county, but the governor appointed instead a Blease man, L. M. C. Oliveros. Mr. Pollock devoted his speech to his usual charges against the execu! tive, but paid particular attention to i the pardon record of Blease. When ; he concluded, he was loudly cheered, several voters saying, "Let him conI tinue for an hour." r r * ? ? , , 1 'X ?3 K TT VTT jjff ?7 ixjv % 7 ^ IVTT J?j| JigMii o ivTil) . tih u > united ia ITEMS OF GENERAL NEWS? ALL OVER THE WORLD ? j^j tm f ?>. .--jjiTk ' .i' ?: Mis '&'#% M u* hji *Jj . . A l lil'ST 1st. "liH ! < Owing to the critical war situation, ? ! r* |> I iT U | . ; . -Lord Kityh.ciur of London has betm /recalled from Egypt to take up command of the British army, *'1 *;' '? v "The present express rate's as applying to laundry shipments are prohibitory," said John A. Young! of Columbia, who is engaged in "sounding the situation" in the interest of the laundries of South Carolina. ,riu" ?Jii tit/ tot ri? The railroad commission', recently issued an order reducing the rates on milk and "CreUm. The new tariff is now effective: mi The new express tariff has hit the laundries as well as the shippers of foodstuffs, according to statements of managers and operators, all of whom are anxious to join in the movement j forr?a rehearing, by the railroad corn| mission. j/B /.!>m? r i I . , The home of , S, G. McCleure, owner and publisher, of tl>e Youngstown Telegram of Yojpigptown,. was dynaj mited at mjdnight lust Saturday night No one was injured. There is no clue , , . ' '?' to the dynamiters. I f r I *I I i > ' ' ' . . . , That Columbia merchant's, both 1 <. IJ T\ I fit I i'ii wholesale and retail, will cooperate in a movement for stimulating activI ities and putting' life into things has been demonstrated by the campaign they, arc waging to that end. i . .THURSDAY, JULY 30th, 1914... I Germany last Thursday sent an ultimatum to Russia giving the Czar twenty four hours to explain what Russia meant by the mobilization of her troops. Austrian forces occupied the City of Belgrade late last Thursday after a heavy bombardment during which several public buildings were burned. It is stated that the casualties were small, - . , . ! f i " A newspaper despatch from Rome Bttys sharp resistance is being offered to the Austrian advance from the northwest by small detachments of Servian troops left to impede their progress. The news comes from Nish, Scrvia, by way of Saloniki. The candidates Cpr state offices journeyed up to Calhoun county last Thursday and were met by a small mildly interested crowd in a small grove near town. Indian war days were recalled at the White House last Thursday when Two Moons, one of the principal ' , - 117*Up/ V '1)11/ ; lav /iiih duels at the Custer massacre , met 'i ' f ! ? ' y Brigadier Ceneral Scott, one of the few army officers of today who saw the frontier campaign. Secretary Bryan larft Thursday awaited additional developments in the ominous rumbling in European i nolitiex noforrV' annoiinelncr n , 7 ", r(;?< } o i" x/x jnatio.n declaring tVic iteutrality of the CniW'il Statcsi FRIDAY JULY 31 ( 1914. The resumption of the "conversations" at St. Petersburg and Vienna i I x^ll *?. - ' v *. ? ; . . ; j ^ | 1 - -? ? <*<^^-<.' w ? >'' ?> J\t -^,%_ilitt? lk*5, jM . ^fl?<:T*,w*r?ft ^ I I j I i'>; I ' * -* t ' a8 A*lCt M "* " ; have as \ \\ - - worth. lhanl I umt D1_iUj.ifiL- 117 ? naniers W I nkMXXMM i . i fl ? , , . . , .. ^\\\\\lllllllllllllllllll 4{?gS ^ v. ^ r ire ~ Life | ^ Accident EE And EE Live Stock 2^2 (iiu mmmmm I, =jjj=j : Insurance L 1 '? " I L Bonds " 'jJJ *ft?) lm- ,;n /{ ' "P - M " v ? < \ ?v ^%ii]iiii!?iiniiiiii 0 i i '. I I i li. Mil i> .i. came last t^fidhy at ii moment when pessimism had: taken possession of all Europe. The hope that it might lead to a peaceful solution was .grasped with desperation, but the news was offset later by the proclamation of martial law in Germany, iu p...Last Friday passed in Berlin without a break in the heavy war cloud over the European horizon. There was no relief to the almost despairing uncertainty in the German capital. i 1"' : Vienna, July 31.?Authorities have forbidden in Vienna publication of extra editions of the newspapers and even the regular editions have not I \ been peripi^tqd to refer to the occupation of Belgrade. . t J' >!'. ,} ? ill .....i > Lisbon; Portugal, July 31.-'?The i newspapers of the Portuguese capital , last Friday reminded the pubiic that the treaty of alliance, between Portugal and Great Britain, requires Portugal to furnish 10,000 troops to England when she is at war. II J ? 1 ; New regulations for federal meat inspection, approved by Secretary Houston to become operative January 1, are expected to alfect the cost of living, in a degree, and still protect ; the public health. , COUNTY CAMPAIGN MEETINGS. The Places Where the Speakings Will Take Place and the Dates. The Meetings arranged for the jCounty campaign are as follows: Ay nor, July 80, Loris, August 1, Evergreen, (school house) Aug. 3, | Socastce, (Academy) August 4, Tilly Swamp, August 5, Wampee, August 6, EbcrnezeV, August 7, Bayboro,' August 8, Green Sea, August 17, riuyds, (school JlOUGC) August 18, Gallivants Ferry, August 19, Dog Bluff, August 20, M llorce, August 21, Cartway, August 22. Follhwihg arc the offices to be. filled: Auditor, ,, * " Tr6a surer, Probate Judge, Representative. The candidates for Congress will address the people at three places in the county as follows; Loris* Tuesday, August 1.1, Conway, Wednesday, August 12, uog i>iu11, (itorry bounty) iiuirsday, August 10. , 4 *({ i, . ' , ... 1 ' ' t ;: i n , I*urc, Sweet Milk. 1 i: t! / ii 11 , i Can fuVnishe'd limited amount of good Jersey Sweet Milk in sterilized glass cans. ' Delivered by 8 o'clock a. m. daily at 10 cents per quart; Fifty cents to $1.00 tickets, cash in-advance ?no credit. 'Phone No. 90-E. R. 0. Har.son.?adv. n. ? ? -...^ . ---,- 1, ?T.. - m : Mtik * |V/| \r I 5 widt the PLA'NTFttS WaR ii>neer fcl l^?>ha* i good ?"tnB?R as anybodyn lingyoti for past favors arid' I am your friend rim m m\lk (j drchousCi1 * * ?> '" fCJ ' <: O M , J -'f llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 '-' ' ?0'l ; ? . f) i ' ?' v KI> ?; ? itmrn . . lorry County .>i iM< i. i. .?<t > ': {s I,. I). MAURA! 'l "' 'H'; ?;>*?"< ?.s* }> r.'.trr ? p; ?^ ' ' - ' ^ ^ ?f>fi ?m? 10 r-'ftftOfrnfO" ? "ihi ''I ' ?iofii ???? ;* imxi urn ; , ..,fy iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' n? t ^ >if: .. '* " ' 'v / m??tt r '' IIELPPUIj"WORDS ?:f ' ' ? * From a Conway .Citizen , lfJ your back lame and painful ? Does it ache especially after oxer- i taon ? j Is there a soreness' in the kidney j region ? ' < These s> mptoms suggest weak kid-J neys. . . . < s If so there is danger in delay. ] Weak kidneys get fast weaker.' il Give your trouble prompt attention Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak ^ kidneys. Your neighbors use and recommend them. c: i-j;. t Head this testimony.- t i< .T. Ii. Dozier, Mgr. Conway iron j,( Works, Main St., Conway, S. C.. says: J ' "I know that Doan's Kidney Pills are.* a remedy of meiMt. My back ''was 1 lame and ached severely!" T usecf-two j boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills, obtain- J1 ed from the Norton Drug ?o., and j J they gave me great 'relief.'*' Price ;>0c, at all dealers. Don't' ( simply ask for a kidney remedy-^get Doan's Kidney Pills?the,, same that , Mr. Dozjor had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.?adv. " - < ' ' ' -Jl .;r ? . Woman Found Guilty. , \ Now Haven, Conn., July 30.?Mrs. j llossie .7. Wakefield tonight was ; found guilty oi murder in the second j degree by a jury. This degree of , murder carries a penalty of life im- j prisonment. ' '> fi'lOIT,' l"(f |jfhe roo6 lo yP/ ( ***?% // ts the r fr ' Its har iffii Trespass Notice. "I!;.";' '' "" !:' :m* I All persons arc hereby forbidden to enter upon or trespass in any manner upon my plach known as the Open Pond Place, without my consent, and all violators of this notice will be prosecuted to the full extent:<of the law. J. M; Sarv's. 7-'30-4t. t t ' ' '|f ? '/Ju RU^MYrTJSM * WiP cure your ileum at ism Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps; Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally and externally. Price 25c. ife * ^ % *?<v ? v fm^T. -0^ s Ett^U'SE aiFair llluff thlj 'e ray ffiyrtda c?^>e tj? see ir hoping to see you at FairJE > t.'M /: *Y ? > '.x .-at #r/ui m \* & 3 :; O ;\A/ Aiil iaSSt" nliSi ~ i _ . ; __ti ^ j< -ju' ! j lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll! * ? r t " i j UMiOK/iv - n^/JoK tikyU no'f; j?jn '--h 11 ll'tu/f" ' Trust Co. **' 1 '|i,( > i * ??.(? ir . f PIT, Marnier. t<- '!< i /f.-ilfi ?o 'S' ;r , Ys < / i; ji.j (> !(ku /Jil "I* ' f?-V (ivt/iv^ ' ;>i}" >rr/rv<! Huiifiro r* 'p?iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ^:r : Hf/nvt imv t rTrri.t'?; -i; If it is a nice J have it. If it is a c we have it. We I want in the Clothir Men's Suits ran $2O.0OC Boys Sui We have a nice li) Pants worth $4.0 L fOl J I'tilR , other dress pants f: Don't fail to see you want. 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