The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 11, 1915, Image 7
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- 'Iwsoi's LWer Tad" Starts Your Urar
* |i Batter Than Calomel ana You uouv
1 ^MurauoY
fo^ivea up your Bluish liver! Feel
' jfeii
jgic tsure; ho vigarouB una full of ammPo
i. flfi# tfWfcfc lin^ftfcsty 4 j dait$?pigw
|?l1 Muel because it mukcs you sick ana
fell ich PW&Q& r **iOj:??t8. of , Uh; i
j$a4omol' 'C^JIBII^* liintii> BOli'r '' tbiwljke
flvframHo, breaking it *i{>. That's vMw.u
yoO fedTthat a wfa.1'nausea and cramfring!
M! to me! TIf-you want to
&>* nioeat, gviitleAV "tivcr'^'aftW ""IteKvW
^lhfcmsing you ever #^p?riencpdl just latkt
4 ^oooiftlui ul hariuloB., liodaun'i iiivci
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CI I? ii-iwt t aa ! ???a?wwi
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i F. V. ILli
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L. !-' "111 '"ini-liLLJ'X.
Scrubs Fa!
v ;*You want your ipgs to cat as w
t: t when you fattentHem."Give them;
| j of teed, keep tta^petitei kcqi awti;l
X . 1; goodv order, and you.will obtain ftie
I ? especially if you the grainy
I I: B^C mk
| ' tWhctg* the taypetkc ?Helps <fl
f lDEMOCRATS TRIED NEK
I j HMIN EOKGRESS
B y i fi"* t i nwi i nr t im imi i*
I;. 'M5rtiftint)'tJf{the?CamrjKirqrj on th<
|! Sdip,Rlarchas?fill, ? ,,,?
V [ i .i ?17. y- . : V- "
|; pPUByp||jON DEFENSE
|c,7>imis,crn:ti*.n Leafflfexgh wil
B j^ Uemp^ tto?J3rmg C^e r?ab|
f/^Kggg/tsnfftioj
It I' Mashingtom, *f'eb. b.?**&ilniirt$->cra
rrwivv'tw^fFf?
ft. WPP'IHWIMI
' iaiikm^ .votos-. to. ?uuu?*..? i
wLJl fodtiDii to rwimYn1ltt}),hc>bill %-iitli r?n
DPf ajtdi i^.JUS as ts?
: atn*' tfucd, the IDtemotitic loaders 4k?
B, j fcmu&ur&lrt# -tt.^b?^it?it^ l)Jfcs?
E jM? t?JC;&?ore m|w<f^^4if(^rirfp
E- $irf $!?*<< g comsajakfio 'f ; om consdierw
E>i tib) fofj&he subasttiieiuk. ^1? which ..jhl
Bti tat:'d<lu^<^,ycatc!n<a^.v jfc^d v/hick; (p
BE <fcin'ii itr? v ^1V*?> iEe*./ifrps am moi
ITrjr tr*~ ~ t ,i
i Ifriw of the &dmocratiV lead^s nov
much hops- of breaking ft&e Re
rijpbLicah filibuiitojr,: however, awd ?hor<
Vfrn rnzw rnrwm th*t feiV
might be laid m^e after aiwthci
week of strenuous effort ito pa&s il
and appropriation measures takexi ftp
Today the senate toatf* QnlivQned b$
'speeches of insurgent and reguJbai
Democrats rehearsing revolt ovoj
the bill. Senators Hardw&k and Varxiawan
defended th<?ir positions in re?
voUfng and assailed Senator Stone foi
His attack on them. Senator Jamej
1 ?' .... * ^ '
I again criticised t^e insurgent JL>emo
crats, particularly arraigning hl? qo!
league, /Senator Carmlefy
'The senator from Mississippi, Mr
Vardaman,-(declares we-went to th<
Rcpi^btfc^ns, #8 well as they.," sai<
Senator James. "There are two kiiub
I of Republicans. Tljo difference U
that ,vou.:wtPiti U) thei. tiVanupiU.tc/(
V 1' ^ ^
I Tone tonight. Your druggist or <tealei?4
sells Yo4i u-fiO cent bottle of IXAivoi '4^
T.Tver ^mT^XTnTteT*Tiiy^ p'efWWiAT"1%font
back guaranty* tluit ^acb spoonful W 11
Bodson's .Liver Tone is real liv jig
1 "rnwHetwer it !a-*fm*5rni
.. wui -gune; tjtoiijaeU w|U >f?
,< '* Mr &it) tf*nl ?t? wH b T dl?t rnintl ii cl i
, _ Dodson's' Liver Tone is entirely vej vM
^dtki>l<5, !)iiirlfftlbS?0wi i t>j|
i salivate. (rive it to your ehildn nO
MfUioof- tx?, jpeoplfe; a-rcj; usijug jifydso ffij
'' Liver Tono instead of dangerous" calon efe
r now. 1'Your'timggist will- tell you tl !>.<$
? the sale of- Calomel is almost ?top{ i IM
t f;iiifctroty , -J'- >* > " :' ' ' '" ; p
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SEAT BLOOD PURIFIER. 1
Lijqpi^dy ?^kt,K heumati^jji, Blood Poison I
Diseases. AwOnd'eriu 1 to>riI? foT-tooth. 1'
ion. XIas L.een manufactured forsChe: I
At air t^rugtjiaisv'^i.do. ' ' j 1
'PMAN CO*, Savannah, Ga. \ I
j" "
tten Omckly |(
U9h as possiUlc-41 . , ^ >1.;
rfgrfeafvariMyl |
'. CSircd result;,! in their Iced. I soon had} ii
,) jooimils. < f
0? K f
DIC1NE "! .
I'VIT. 2Sc,50c and $1. pcridan. i
ligation. . your dealer's. J
ihiiifryirf.tfiS..rMiwiir,?.tt ".-^iiniii.^iii.mwtr.^,-mm 4
. while we went to the Progressives 1<fi
D\ to by ?bc W^crnocraCuc c^wus to n*w
tjfcqi yieigtaf* ltho I^mjgpNitftfjvc Ropukili
m) ij:?TpHe $i<?{3?,ocratic ileatfcfs declaaro
m: thay' can thatr ^rnt^on, whitfl
m\ ' Wiotxlkl briuKr-the Got* i&UhtftiUite bacfc
II;'
to the floor. pi the seairtc give il
r pT^cedenw (\0V^ the on^it^ 5.pleasure
^hug it isjjhopnd to avoikl vvpte oi
I^iator* Cfe*i>.kc|?& motion t(r.-*pcommi
*'WtW)ut ira$truet*3nb whhrfh '..fcfee; sevei
:i?su^gent Dempptats have ,^omifr;e<
to Fhpport amxkto force the rtftppuhli
djjhis; to rested'::tlfcir flgltt for^reVdti
action orti-thefpill itself.
Rest lltotfi Monday.
tlttP view of ?the situation, thord)lie<
:
fan ,'^s favoriny; the.;C!larke iaqtiop.de
on a rent , and rallied opft*.4gl
VOIiftf to force a rQo$&: until SMottUdy
Senato r Clarke, vyho.led the Demoota
ih rewlt, made ti'ne .motion for the
<jess and the a<feYlirttata*tion Demu
crals<ttH not oppose it. %Jf on Monday
the Democratic leaders (And they Jttf*.v<
plough ^otes, courting ,t-n the Vice
preeidew5,; to recomwpt the bill vitl
ihstrjjuct&WfS, they wft.l try ;t<o do so. Ij
tjpt, they &#pcct to fewee a \w>te on tin
rnotivxj. 1 hey ccv^nt i(>u tSenatOTV
fttnyon, N^ri$ and La ftkfll*?te,; Pnoirc^^ive
Republicans, fOjr ittf^poyt ir
but 5I<*? tuiriiH-.;1?k<g iaV&lU't fron^ rt
' iwobmafinc, yqu fired upon our I*arijj|
li > i: ?' Hope*ffer WlfWifrJoj . ?i \ &
L J Mj
Ft . ""flip scti^^pT from Kentucky, pi*
I wlflcaffiSc/T'fciniintaiti is p'edged ftjj!
T"f)in^rport"thiR' Wffil;'imit'I vd:?h he'wop l|
^jfuupri.ba'clc to J|? narty. Vl; a^^in;i|i|
.. air|tf| 4^'Ui.fJ, lnH|
V ^fh|hinvt to 'jgjpt ^pfek' ihtot' t^?||L?eTrfo|
.party;"W t| |\1 "1 ||
I ky :Ken(iton Cam^ien''in Which; the lit??
tea* was- quoted a* saying: that, |uj
t oW/tu'd' he .wouldjnn the har^iiii
., of iP*t^Ulqnt/, Wi|jE^J|S j ||
^Witat the Scnalo.*f*rom KenturKfl
* meetttiUijt now seem^/V Senator.an* t
c (lie ywofcident s hanuK 'While ine lie
^ BuhK'can jpartv' tfedf
f?awp*iin
.1 ?. iciiipwm ffifawiicamw'?*?* ? r/.tihtwftwffimwjwrttii? :<t?t y
*? " peexiw ow*te""by-' 'Mrj- HtH^wiek 'l?s|
" year when he was a crn-nlber of j tlf<S
II hoiusQ i'.Ukvi -Apeech whs ; aimed, Mil
" a tor Jeuivii.^atd, at Sector -CiafM
|o vjnarxm ,-oanal 'to|l||
j* repeal wnd (Mr. Harwiek -addre^sfe^
Fr t<o "those who feahl , deseif tjpa
ft'the admircaf}trAtd?on,'' declarfjfjg
tj^ia^ >'sts(bb^^ the party in tthc ba|l|.|
m Senator Aamp* asked th* IftttpitWi|l
* ^ahs when >sudden f?ur 'that
; Resident Wilson would thtrust 5the
j? Qvuntry into \war ihad come '\v tHelrnj
* 'fev two yeisars, :he said, Aepdhlican,
* ? -abators had ?tttu<tiied the fuwflidqntj
I; boj^use of his policy of watchful]
w^ing. in Mesfiico. president \Wi^>pn
4 he ?ttnid. was the greatest advocate >of
t fieatJ "since tJi? Xr.iute-of Peace (wiis
1 ioin'<dir th." 11?;.
1 A<tt-V not a war between man jap#
- ni&n tfifat yoii, feay\"' jhe paid, fmi|
f a Wat* n? the <*>nli*oalU*y rates Chang**
ed by the shipping .ewmbine cfloifcrt:
AmetUC^ > commerced
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: WORE MFK STOCK.
?
Govertwnefrt Statistics Coulradict It**
t ports.
For the :1ir*t time in many years; in"
formatio-n (Cpriecied by the department
1J shows thiit '.all classes of live stock in
^i.the United States are increasing' in
;! uumbers. Thq^ the real facts contAi^
h i\iet> absolutely, sensational repj)?t$
^ that prices jf,or itntat and shoes w^itld
;! ri>.e to unprt?efitkiiTt>od figures in \tti$
5 j?m<liate future.. 'It "has even &#!$;
;i that a Goyevri^nenjt statistician
l' jrre&cted meat art jftehts a potijMji,
and ?hoes at $10 a Raiir within ftW|
1 next (two years. Sucwh a preriiction^
" Qpye^W^ ^^sticians 4^;
- is qnitf yinwarrantcrlL ' i - ... * ; .
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POULTRY Wm
t Rock HiiOJ, Feb. -X>ur5np: 1914,
. there was Poultry Work in four of the
' organized counties by Ham# Demonstration
agpni# of Winthrop College.
This work wilJ be tak^n up in a hirge
- Timber of the <counties this year, A
- limited number of the home dem<m?
strators will specialize on this feature
j of the work. It is the purpose to |
- have those demonstrators grade and
- standardize the eggs and chickens for
sale. Wjnthrpp College , also wants
. ill:?in to be able to show communities
> h v,-/ to ship eggs by parcel post, using
! the most modern containers for such
, y/\ y+?,-yj Two of tho counties last
t ,.r had demonstrations in shipping
ISSSLl
ym ra T&? ' aTHwi
:f;!Pbim ^tasK-e
BACK
kf tfef; ' ^EVMAds?t1 entpt 'V to
Bfcd$6h?? 0S,?&?
FWr<J<??
.Thy 'l^-ks i\t Just have ma^o,a tl^ fii}&c
t;itiacjc 011 tHc Suez canal, Jnjt, uf
a a^ vIiurjV'Tiglit, Uiey^were tirlycu uli
\y,i\lV h'yiiyy lunar a. . " " .V.
^.^ftor a I'raiv'.rss a'ttgmut Tu. $tUl}
iii^fht to Wultjc the caiial. near Tous
souti>cy , returned fo the attaci
parly vviUi a fpr'ee estimated at J 2.
O^ arid six batteries pi1 ar^iluM-v an<
SftSAXRflhWon rafts.,.?*1}}P J?n;h.
force threw, the invaders back, tahi;.:
a boat 3jw prisoners.
, TViany Turks were killed.and wound
ed. The ;lfcritisJh lost 3b killed and 5
wounded.
The attack was renewed by th
Turks at El lyantara, but .this me
with no greater success than tjie othe
attempt, the Turkish losses in billot
wounded and prisoners numbering- up
wards of 100.
The New Zealand ^contingent, an
presumably the Australians, took par
| in the battles. Compared with th
battles in Poland and t.hc .Carpathian
this was a pi ere flash, but asiBritisi
territorials, , Australians and Nc\
\ f . .
; /<c.akindera are receiving Lheir baptise
of lire in Egypt, and there is much in
; terest in .the attempts -Of., the Turks t
move a hig -army across the desert
the operations in that part
. * 11 i . . . ^ , * 11 oil
: world are attracting unusual .attten
I tion.in England.
hEllorta- oif v Ufrman SB<f vMgirtifofe
von ;;Hmdpnhurgtp ach^ek..^then Hug
I siaus iivEast Prussia ^nddthc,- Carpa
thians by'compelling them;j to ?rcin
i force their ,y centre west ;<yf ?Warsa\
have, bought a despeiat^-attackJltog
imont after.. (regkneni supported ib;
i great masses >. oX'artillery has toem
[ thrown against the Ruasaan lines, an?
tyothisidefc claim ttp haVte:inflictedihca
vyi^os^esi on, itheih? opponenlw nndead
reports progress. t -rV;. T
It is apparent, howetor; that ..whit*
the GermtUJs are: ntaking, every^efl'or
] to.get. near Warsaw,.the Russians, fo
.the*' present, are satisfied to hold thei
: positions losse
ti on yiohxajtivcrsaries ;gs possible, *N.ca
Boiemow; ihejffghiing; Idd, bed/i Aprci
| Ma coriun^pus for Weeks ?hd: tlm^u
: ;:o:: v?. /?? r ?! ; i; . ffci ;. ."Jdt
' sians claim to have taken *>ne yd lag
1 i- : ? . . nr;,> v'i.- ji, : n> -Til .tr
;for..which'the. armies have been con
L . ...'l it h3 ? t. i.? 0% .
teaming.
Meanwhile the German? nave gen
'] .if? ; IV; T'lf: I .'I... : ;. .'/T .'I ..
string reinforcements .south .to, chqc'l
J the ^flv^ricq ef |tusa^u>3 rujporte<
south thie main range of the Car
V:i l:-Ti.VTV.' $rfTi:i\om < . ? y
pathi^ns ann are thus again overlook
in g the,phiing of;H.uagam ,
The IRussJan emperor left for th;
| front js|?fUay, ^hl^e the German/ <fe.m
pqr9r jis'expected;?p prpqpqd. there af
ter;he cotwJlu^es hi$ vl$it to Wilbelms
i haven, w^jeyc he hap beep ;ir^pectini
' the fleet, ^lii heatowing iron crosse:
. on'.the crew c(f-the submarine 'G-2which
sartk ;three British merchan
steamers jin the Irish sea.
fli) ;the Weaft tthe artillery continue!
t? the major part. 'Each sid<
i makes occasional attacks, which, ac
cording to official reports, invariably
; are repulsed.
Although not officially mentioned, i
is reporter! that British warship!
j again are "bombarding German posi
; tior.s on the Belgian coast, while th<
j airmen <cirf ;the allies are dropping
bombs on the German trenches a
points of concentration,
i The surrender of IJeut. Col. Kemj
i :and (Other rebels who have been re
I oeivSivg- arms and support from th<
| Germans in Southeast Africa, am
j with wibom they recently have cjuar
reled, and the expected surrender ol
Lieut. CoJ, Maritz who has been ablr
to remain in the field bv the same
means, probably will bring to an en<
the South African rebellion and enable
Gen, Ijouis Botha to pursue hit
design of invading German lcrrStor\
in Africa,
It is officially announced that 1,1 Of
British officers have been commissioned
from the ranks since the outbreak
of the war.
Quick Action Saves Hogs.
"When your hogs are sick, don't
put off having them attended. V
they have cholerA, it is all the more
important that you act promptly,
not so much to Save those that are already
ill as to protect those that have
not yet contracted the disease. Hog
cholera spreads very rapidly. As
soon as it develops, th? owner of
the sick hog or hogs should notify his
county demonstration agent immediately
or send direct to the vetorninry
division of Clemson College for some
anti-hog cholera serum, specifying
the weight of his well hogs.
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Tho Host Hot Weather Tonfc
. GROVJt'*TAf?VKr.KSSchlU TONICeurUho.s Ih.
1 blood, builds, r . the \'-'io?c sys*.ern rtflO will woi
ie: fully JilfenKU.V.'sn :* 1 /ortifj you towiUtXn*.*
i jir ;Vcyve?iuug t-k+i i oi ?|)e hot smtiiu?*r. SOc.
II :
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BSx p H w fl
'I WPsi
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I IMF |
- :*ri .rtrarj^g
liuii^^THU. *.t*/TI
7". ."\J Jn v r*/!: (ik'JUl
fl
H When shipment wejre inters
I ^at there was enough Potash t
,$}* two auii sm,m-?n\
HD spring's .trade. Some manufiu
these percentages.
mm Since then minor sburcO& of*
^sppigt
EjjSJSI gCchrhlgNiomo PofasPrln WtA* 1
?39 to decide not to use fertilizers.'
SjM l1ieVe! fe no Reason to retur
^2 Poitiiiih; hUbohgiPsOfhe notiiori
B&1 We have n,ot use d enough P<
BPjt import of Potash was.only oneSfigg
the soil bv our'1914 rbr? crop and
wall every year in drainage water.
feV?''1 Spritig-cVops use froth two t
?V- } < nhhrie Acid. Get a*t much IN
Il'cvV i'itTttS are offering to furni
There'is no substitute-ford'o
now,' but POTASH PAYS.
GERMAN KALI WORKS
Chicago, McCorirtifck Block
AtUmta, Empire Bltlg. , |
a , New Orleans, Wh
* Mi fwnm
I
: i- ? -.v Itow ; uifoH
9 'All! Try to Sv/cep Entire Seas
Round Great.Dri'taio . |"
. J A :f: ' ir? I?- .C-?. J .1
J ARE WARNED TO,' B&WAftE
V
T Should Avoid North ah'ci^psli
* Coasts of France.-^
r England May Dp. ; (
y The German admiralty, in declaring
\ :u war zone of the waters; around
[j Great Britain and (.-Ireland, .uit ludJng
.the whole English channel after Ecb~
y ruary 18, anoiihcesr r .that r -eVery.
j ;enemy merchant ship found ;in thiq
e? war zone will be destroyed, even if), it '
t iis not always .posSwble toim'oid v, dam
(. ;gers to crew and! passengers; j... I
L. AawalMiing is issued ;,thati ;l ncujtral
a '.ships in the war zone also arevindafc-.
v ecu ami Germ ?ui v has. iiotitior) trhn :
;??J?,\ir. "T? j,
c WushiagU>a State $o$trtmoni,. , Unvt '
s Anwpcan vcss^l^,K.phouJfJ j v.th*} i.
q -north ;and west coasts of Fra^iqe^,^ j
The .British foreign o/Ticc, in. a State
merit bearing on Clcrniany's.action, jn-:
{ timatcs that possjbly Great. Britain .
|c" mtiy undertake retaliatory measures,
j ,8i$ing:: . : ; \
May Sti^gc Back.
; , . IJ . T- r" j'
"The -apparent intention of flip Gov-1 .
t/\ah goverriirient to Sink. m#rchtvnt -1
^ ships by -submarines without lWl'ngfti# ;1
Fj iiVto port o<" providing accommodation |
for their brews and regardless1 of the
1 loss of bivilian lives, has raised Very ;
jri
5 seriously the question whether Groat .1
Britain should adopt more stringent
/ measures agaiwt G^hiuh tVivde." : : ]
t , . Ui':; * i'i l 1 ft ?
ino actuation mas wen taken on this i
! qrea.ttcr. <
Bj ; . v ^ 9
' Tn .the samO ^statement the British i
government announces that should
the American steamer YVilholmina be J1
* intercepted, it will send ihr cargo of :
foodstuffs, which is destined for Ger
many, into a prize court. The vessel i
will not he Imolested. V' <
Some of the heaviest fighting of the i
war is taking place in Russian /Viand
^ and Galicia. Hundreds of thousands !
of Germans and Russians are ioek- 1
' ed the deadly struggle before War- 1
saw. The German com..mistier, Meld i
Marshal von Hindenbm.v;, is reported >
I to be pouring in regiment after regi- i
ment, and every strategic points t
P guarding the Polisn capital has be- i
come the scene of bitter contest, c
From the Russian viewpoint Germany
j has gained no advantage atong this
line, and the Russians even have suc.
ceeded in capturing one ox the small
, towns cast of Bolimow, r
-* <
, To Cure a Cold In One Day 1
Take LAX ATI VIC HKOMO Quinine. It stops the r
Cough and Headache and works olT the Cold. :
Druggists refund money if it failp to cure.
E, GROVE'S signature on ,ach box. 26c- (
COMMISSION BILL KILLED. f
By a1 vote of (>(> to 42 the house $
killed the Grnydon land commission i!
bill, one of the big measures before
the general assembly. The bill pro- *
nosed that under the sunervision of n 11
commission, land should bo bought by 1
the State and resold to landless citi- u
Zens of South Carolina on long timec 11
; The progressive proposal met with a <l
great deal of favor in the house, judg;
irtfc from the tenor of the three hours
of debate, but the opinion that it \
would be unwise to pass the measure I
prevailed. J '* I
The land commission, estahlished 1
by the radicals in 1S(>8, which was an J
enovrnous gmft machine, wjvs Cited by '1
opponents of the Cra.vdon land com- I
mission hill as an indication of what ^
had happened or.ee when, "t! o State f
vonf into the real estate busini ss." V
tijwX ii 8 t I u/l ^
well as for crops I
is-year. 0 i
upted by tl\Q war, it was estimated
>ii tiiincV in the. Uimcd States to proPotash
iii mixed fertilizers for this
3tiii*ors had mortf thfin enough for
l*qtflsiiHia$d "beetV'fuliy utilized, and
ishafsotn^fc ate"still hieing received.
fodV this need not prevent faHners
Mni> chiitilH U liui/l Ynrmnr*:
LVI 111IOV1 O) IIV/i totivvtivt a % tv?\? m
JlO'll fiv.'uqfcji (: 't* ^ ...
n to the out-of-date goods without
[ties may try to" wish" them on \is$
itash in the; past. The largest-annual
-seventieth of the Potash taken from
only one-fifteenth qf the Potash lost
V> t-:ij ?ie i : : ? -.t'.i:i
o ten times as much .Potash as Phqs)tash
in the fertilizer as possible. A
sir from four to ten per cent. .
lash. It may bo harder to get just
I t .* ! * fi
Inc., 42 Broadway, Now York
i San Francia^o, 25 Californic St.
Savannah, Bank & Trust Bids,
itney Central Bank Bldg.
;t;I v. >
BRIDGE WRECKER.
IS FORMALLY HElO
Arrested by American Authori- I
ties ?.s a Legal Precaution
KNGTY PROBLEM TO SOLVE
aijH < vU oi CTfmf . ...
Slate .Department Finds : Many
Puzzling Points Involved. .
VanoebovO,' lilairie. iP^Bj *1.- Wo^itor
I Torn, "Who afcniptcdTo blow Up the
international.', bridge' over tho1 St. Croix
riVCr, was*' avrest'cYl today on a warrant
issued by a local trial justice,
charging mm with defacing and injuring
buildings in S'anceboro." 'tBc
injury to the buildings was caused by
tho shock when Hbrn exploded "a
charge of*.''dynamite' under the bridge.
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The move was made if is understood
to aVoid coiU])licati(his in detaining
the dyparpitcr without .forrpa] .charge
having been made' against Kim.' Hop
uty ShorilT i. :.s, who took him ilit<'
c ustody Tuesday morning, fcarocl pen?
serial liability in the ma Iter and after
communicating with the Stptcj attor-.
niy general obktihcd the warrant
whieh was served ' on"'ttie prl/ oner.
Horn vill be given a hoavinr late
- *. '
today'. It is expected Tic wdutd' . b(
sllrendered to frrlrroT invicdifi 5/\n ?in/l I
transferred to Portland tor a hearing
before a commissioner or Poland's ap
plication for his extradition. '
A Puzzling Question.
Washington, Feb. 4'.?Great Brit
ain's request for the extradition of
Werner Horn rested in the Sfate Department
today. Whi'e officials con- <
sistently declined to discuss it, the
case will be put on its course only after
the most careful investigation.
Officials pointed out it was one of
" .
the most interesting questions arising
since the wars' outbreak.
When the evidence is received by
mail, the application for extradition ]
evidence will be sent to the. local magistrate
in Maine, where Horn is held
>11 charges preferred by the State. The
Secretary of State finally, however,
ins discretionary powers, and if he
las reason to believe that a prisoner
may be tried for political offense, he
withholds extradition. Whether Horns
vet was a violation of American neu- j
rality was discussed among officials
is a question which might raise anoth "
ir complication.
(
REAL FINANCEEK1NG. (
Sloan Gordon one of the best known :
nagazine writers and war correspondents
and who is now 011 his way to ^
tussia, for the National News Bureau
not an old friend during a recent vis- I
t to Chicago. The friend, since Gor- S
Ion has seen him, had gathered in a
brtune of several million dollars.
"Gee," sighed Gordon, "It must be
rreat to be a big linanceer and have f
ill the money you want."
"Financeer nothing," blurted out
he wealthy man. "I'm no linanceer ^
iow. Remember when I was working
n Cincinnati, for a hundred a month y
,nd paying rent and buying food for y
ny , family and spending money 1;
mong the boys? Then is when 1 was *
he Real Financeer." J,
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Beginning July 1st 1913
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work left bere Positively no
work delivered unMJ "ticket is presented.
Laundry not called for In
10 days will be sold for charges. " j
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Are you sometimes at odds with
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ou? True you may be eating reguirly
and sleeping well. Yet somehing
is the matter! Coftstipation,
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ried remedy is Dr. King's New Life
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Buckleys Arnica Sitlvc for Skin
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