The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 29, 1915, Page SEVEN, Image 7
GERMAN PROPOSAL
FLATLY REFUSED
Saying Another Lusitania Accident
Would be Regarded
as Unfriendly
4
AMERICAN REJOINDER
IS FINAL IN NATURE
TTTIll <-< i .1 l '
win K>umu 13y rormcr jjcciarations
Declares Note Dis4
patched Thursday.
President Wilson and Secretary
Lansing, conferring at the White
House last week, completed the new
note to Germany warning her that the
( repition of a disaster such as that visited
upon the Lusitania or any violaffu
t *'0n American rights on the high
* * seas resulting in loss of American
I lives will be regarded as "unfriendly."
It wa? dispatched Thursday.
The note is in the nature of a final
statement by the United States of the
interpretation that will be placed by
this government on future transgressions
of American rights, and repeats
that the American government will
leave nothing undone to stand by the
position it has previously declared.
. Among the points in the new note
I are:
1. The assumption by the United
States that Germany, by declaring her
submarine warfare to be a retaliatory
measure against the alleged unlawful
acts of her enemies, has admitted that
the destruction of unresisting merchantmen
without warning is illlegal.
2. German submarine commanders
already have proven that they can
savo <he passengers and crews of ves-j
A. sels and can act in formality with the
laws of humanity in making war on
enemy ships.
Any Violation "Unfriendly."
3. The United States cannot allow
the relations between the belligerents
to operate in any way as an abbreviation
of the rights of neutrals, and
thpi'pfnrn 'imr ~ r ? ;
-w* vf v) v?ii%y v n/ici tiv/u 1^1 Llli! \JVl I1CI"
pies for which the American government
contends, resulting in a loss of
American lives, will be viewed as "unA
friendly."
4. The representations which the
American government has made in pre
vious notes for disavowal of the intentions
to sink the Lusitania, with Am-;
cricans aboard and the request for reparation
are reiterated with renewed
insistence.
r>. The American government real-'
izes the unusual and abnormal conditions
which the present conflict has
created in the conduct of maritime,
A war and is willing to act as an intermediary
as between the belligerents
to arrange a modus vivendi or any oth
er temporary arrangements which do
not involve a surrender by the United
States of its rights.
German Proposals Rejected.
a 'I'lm 1- I -
ii< |n uituiu ij,\ v.ic!*ijinny
to give immunity to American .ships
not carrying contraband, and to four
belligerent ships under the American
v flag, are rejected with the emphatic
assertion that to accept such sugges-'
tion would be to admit Germany's
right to set aside the American conton
tion based on fundamental principles
in international law?that neutrals;
may travel anywhere on the high seas
on unresisting ships of any nationality
even if carrying contraband.
GERMAN WARNING
4 IS FINAL WORD
I
United States Will Patiently Wait for
The German Answer to it.
i
Berlin, via London.?The new Am-;
erican note to Germany was deliver- j
ed to the foreign office by Ambassador
Gerard at 1 o'clock.
^ Washington.?With the delievcry]
by Ambassador Gerard to the foreign
office in Berlin of the new American,
note warninor Germnnv +V??f n,rt .
? 0 ?. ? ..-.j tiiti v tut; i v/o r>
of American lives through further
violations of neutral rights would be
regarded as "unfriendly," the United
A States rested its case for the present
at least.
0. Don't Carry a Handicap Through Life
Did you ever stop to think that your
every action, every thought, your disposition
and character are influenced
every day by the condition of your
liver? Failure in life may he the!
direct result of a disordered Liver.
Dr. Hilton's Life For The Liver And!
- Kidneys will keep your Liver in per-1
feet condition. Get a bottle.
For sa'e by all Druggists.
Distributed by Murray Drug Co.,J
Columbia, S. C.?adv. tf|
4 ^ : o
Const/pation Cured Overnight.
A RIVi.'lll dofio n;' "On-TOrj-T -iv m'oUi i
. . ^W ^ I . w J / V/ L U( A
and you enjoy a full, free easy bowel
movement in the morning. No griping,
for Po-Do-Lar- is Podophyllin
(May Apple) without 1he gripe. PoPo-I.r.:<
ce? : m t':r causa of constipation
by a rev si 0'..; the 'laver, inert nsiny
t'ic .'lew of bile. Pile is Nature's
f antiseptic in the bowels. With proper
amount of bile, digestion in bowels is
perfect. No gas, no fermentation, no;
Constipation. Don't be sick, nervous,
irritable. Cot a bottle of Po-T)o-Lax j
from your Druggist now and cure;
your Const!potion overnight.?adv.
Tf :s te tV-'ve, it must;
T?. p'an ted 011 moist, well drained,;
^ fertile soil.
I Lay-to
I and swi
|g
$| You'll start an
a makin's cigarette
m as you realize it's ;
|| money rub up ag?
f|| tobacco. Why, it'
|f| bushes for old-horn
so chummy V>is
r "\7" t-? ?
i uu see, rrinct
song of the joy'i
||| makin's cigarette
S patented process ta
fi out the bite and p;
f''-'I
i 11 ,
i the nat
m
}/A
\#VV
H just hands you home
m Were you ever pip
8 happy? Did you e\
ip hit a brand that j;
p pushed pleasure agaii
|| your palate? The ki
fM that sort of teased yo
|i smokeappetite for soi
1 more fire-up, then ?
|| other?and so on, rig
I |J| to the pillow-pericd!
| || Well, that's P. .
wicAnui nu w yuu. nu
m it up?pipe or cigarett*
M your system! You
|i? bat, because it's casen
? handed out to you for p
|1 attention as being ab
j you've heard since H(
|j| P. A. is sold in th
price of a jitney ride
fM pound and half-pou^
ft crystal-glass humidor
|e:[j only a joy'us thing to 1
P. A. in the highest si
1 R. J. REYNOLDS
.....
mSSESEStm***** mi?Mwm i
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the decree
and judgment of the cou?'t made by
his Honor J. \Y. DcVore Presiding'
Judge, in the case of Horry County
Trust Co., a Corporation, Administrator
of ! 'v.'/.ie Hughes, ucecased, P'.runtiffs
vs. Robert Hughes, Leah Hughes,
Rushia Hughes Johnson, Solomon
Hughes, Mary Hughes Rellamy, Anna:
Hughes Newton, Rebecca Hughes
Dewctt and Arthur Hughes, Defendants,
and dated the 1st day of Octo-'
bcr A. D., 1914, T, the undersigned J.
A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County,
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder before the Court House
door at Conway, in Horry County, and
State of South Carolina, during legal j
hours of sale, on salesday in August
next, it being the Second (2nd) day of
said month, all and singular those!
certain lands situate in Horry County,!
and described as follows, to wit:
All and singular that certain piece,
parcel, or tract of land containing
Sixty-four and one half acres, Lying,
being, and situate in Conway Town-;
ship and on the South side of the!
Waccamaw River, between Skinner's'
Swamp and the public road leading J
from Hemingways Ferry to Little
River, S. C., and bound as follows:'
North by lands of lie"on Lees child-!
ren and Skinner's Swamp, East by,
lands of Ann Rebecca Thompsons
children, South by lands of Thomas
Lees children and West by lands of!
ITclon Lee. Itoferen.ee to a plat made j
by Jos. M. King on the 12th day of1
rjVKlMini.ir A 1001 ...Ml '11
I KJ L 11 C* A #> n. J y y J OOi y Will II101' 0 T 14 1 1 y
show. The said tract of land is a part
of a tract originally granted to one
Jossc Bruton on 'he 1.4th day of November
A. 1)., 1702, and was conveyed
to Robert Hughes, by E. G. Burroughs \
and !>. G. Collins bv their deed bear- {
ing the date of December 30th, A. D.,
1891.
Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to !
pay for papers.
Conway, S. C., June 19th, 1915.
J. A. LEWIS,
' <
Sheriff of Horry County. \
IT. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
The Quinine That Doas Not Affect The Hnad
Recause of it4; tonic and laxative effect, I.AXA- 1
T1VI*) RUOMu or INI N I\ i?> hotter tin. n ordinary
iu'.ritic and docs not cause nervousness nor!
rinfc.nu ir. head. Kem<inber the fui urns and j
1 ok; for *;.e ititc s>/ K. W. 2'jc. |
I
-i,
TTT5 H03P.Y ITERALl
AT/II ! XIM ?T '
for a spell
big on this
old-pal-party via a pipe or
; quick as a flash, as soon
a live bet to let your good
unst seme Prince Albert
s like beating back to the
le week, P. A.'s so friendly,
3 Albert lets you hear the
as jimmy pipe and tne
all the day long! The
of tl-iof onr^ onto
VI lliUl U11U UUIO
arch!
*|* 4||1?||T
ional jcy smoke
-made questions like these:
,e"
rer #5s!?:v
ist Jli
ISt yS.
2. It just-jarris-joy into Here
nail that fact hot off the u"o'
^ards information! And mem
ersonaland immediate S22
out as real and true as i* S!
^ctor was a pup! truer
? ? _ Jimm
_ A * ?
e toppy red Dag tor the ^
, 5c; tidy red tin, 19c; jimm
ad tin humidors?and?the cl
with the sponge-moistener toi
have at home and at the ofhee,
:ate of perfection.
TOBACCO CO., Winston-Sa
~ I)..>.,j.:ti.T) J >"tott,V\i.- '1. 9iu
WASFAVORAfflf
FOR COTTON SHOP
Favorable cotton growing weather
continued during last work, the nation
a! weather and crop bulletins am
nounced.
''Warm nights in the cotton belt,
with generally sufficient soil moisture
over central and eastern districts,
greatly favored cotton," said the huh
let in, "and good growth tvas general'
ly reported. Dry weather prevails in
Texas, but cotton is standing the
drought well and it is said to be developing
rapidly in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Cultivation has proceeded satisfactorily
and the crop is very generally
clean. Moll weevil are less active
in Texas, but they are now reported
as far oast as the Alabama-Georgia
lino and in Western Florida.
TRADE AT
Our Stock is more varied
suit the needs of this entire
the best interests of our cus
at prices that they can affo
are in keening with the hard
rope an war.
WHEN m NEED
and you fail to got sat is fact
Toddvillc and let us show yoi
pii'R.
I...- ^ '* .u * i
TODDVJLLE,
i
D, CONWAY, S. C.
1 .>/'
#
i t
? ^j!p
K .,#>' " '"Sc, ." ,;
/ ' "a . a *. >> , ,v,v . //>.,////.;////vV?\s,.\y.v?s .
x::' x ? :;
Silll
**?$$$ Wv :>v*>
i ...;.. ;X;X;- ; s'N
MmiS
it " xxXv.-x- :;x x'x-v
^ 0 X. : ?? : Vj&
IS n
f'y- HH
/ % p
As . - x ' :A;; V
.fx*
It I
' O ^ V,
s >
.. . ^ ^ '^jg|^ 11 '3^
mmers. Irado has been ^
fie seeks no dearer, no
'elected a member of the
p that's not
but it keeps
mmSwIf
\em M C
? ?
VMM -Mkoam MUMM MMVHtOi>rm?Hur.v???n\^i nw?nmM^-rf i tw
A Doctor's Proscription for Cough
An Effective < >ugh front mor.l.
0n? fourth to one teaspoonful ofi
Dr. King's Now Discovery, taken as
needed, will sot die and chock Coughs, 1
("Yds, and the more dangerous Hron- ;
chinl and Lung Ailments. You can't j
afford to take the risk of serious ill- '
ness, when so cheap and simple a rente 1
dv as Dr. King's Now Discovery is oh-1 ]
tainahle. Go to your Druggist to-day, yr
i get a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis-1
i eovcry, start the treatment at once, i i
You will l)o gratified for the relief; c
and cure obtained.?adv. 1
o
Thirty-Six for 25 Cents.
Dv. King's New Life Pills are now
! supplied i?t well-corked glass bottles,
containing 8(5 sugar coated white pills,
for 25c. One pill with a glass of water
before retiring is an average dose.
Easy and pleasant to take. Effective
I and positive in results. Cheap and e'
coromical to use. Get a bottle to-day.
*.. i. _ i i .
ui-.ivc a <iose to-nignt?your uonstipa;
tion will be relieved in the morning*,
i 36 for 25e., at all Druggists.?adv.
TGDDVILLE
I
and up-to-date than ever to
section. V/e still try to serve
tomers, and offer them goods
rd to stand, and "Prices that
i
. times brought on by the HuI
OF ANYTHING
(
ion elsewhere., conic on to
x v/hat we can do.
t
A
|Bii5Y&nn
s. c.
I
'^ W'v!^^- ^'' '>^ <it ' aA^'X'^'IvS J I
1 v^ S' p' '0> ? i
liii rnmm&mi
v"S" . : . S^'x-"- '> x'x'X'X'S?:';';;'v .?s-n> <-8S !Vi i
..' '\ ..' <; .' $?;&$: : ' ;:<- "".-:V'. ^
;v v^- ' -W?* . : " ?. > >*W#' -s^,l >i
^.V^V:; . 1
,-, , v: ;
&*' '<$,<*' :
; . "Vf,; .'
i' '
L ill ; 'f | I
rjsi'wwir:ww; k.A\\v '' "7W> ?^v5'\ ;? ^v?y??^til
uUkIj ...... .... . . j ... . ; . v.. i .. ' - rcfSvS
fWMVM ?M???? ?? ?Nn-*lW WW?MP? I+VTM IIW1
liVYKHS SHOUT AT LAKE CITY
Lake City, July 23.?Lake City's
four large tobacco warehouses opened
eesterday with buyers from practically
all of the large companies on
-C.1T1.1 fW/T?l"U +lw\ A 1 < U.?
* w V I ? v I V /V\. v pi ? \ I 1 I V- I H (ill dim I I 1 V "
fixoort, whoso buyers, it is understood
kvi 11 arrive within the next few days.
Fhe total sales wer 201,540 pounds at
i fairly satisfactory price, not, however,
near so pood as the. opening
price last season.
i
^55 mSm5S5SS55555SS?< S! uuMWHua.
h osi?
* < 5 l
! ! I Grea;?
?\ _
i t i __ ,....
U -4 IpR^i-ER .ut
jt % ** most impcr
? ? running an autc
? X ners often fail
,Jjj % ? Engine trouble
^ f soned drivers h
il j <* 2 careless, v/ith <
t
5 011s results. Aj
<> ? actly the right
a j ? >> your pavticulai
<? v ...
V/e can sell yo
?
| 9 at prices that
5| ' V/e also carry
j ^
CONWAY MO
NEAR NE'
MEXICAN TROUBLES
MUCH AGGRAVATED
By New Events Taking Place
Eecanse of Chaotic
Conditions There
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS
TAKEN BY SURPRISE
Considering' the Conduct of Car
ranza Trying to Break
uii Kelations.
Washington.?The Mexican situation
again came to the forefront with
a conference between President Wilson
and officials of the American Red
Cross wit) have virtually anbandoned
their campaign for the relief of noncombatants
in Mexico because of the
chaotic conditions there.
The president's callers included
Prig. Gen. C. A. Devol, general manager
of tlm Red Cross, who directed
relief work in Mexico; Ernest Bicknell
national director, and Miss Mabel
Roadman, a member of the central
committee. Gen. Devol was to report
on the situation. He was to tell the
president that conditions are even
worse than when he called upon the
leaders to settle their differencs.
Oilicials and diplomats were surpris
ed over the reported action of Gen.
Carranza in serving notice that he
would not receive communications
from or transact business with foreign
governments which have no diplomatic
agents accredited to his govThe
effect of such action would be
to cut off the Carranza government
at Vera Cruz.
from further communication with foreign
nations having ministers resident
in Mexico City, although it would not,
it is believed, severe his informal relations
with the United States as he is
said to regard Consul Silliman at
Vera Cruz as a properly accredited
agent.
o ? -n
HOW'S THIS.
We offer One Hundred Hollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. .J. Cheney for the last lf> years, anc
bolmvo him perfectly honorable in al.
business transactions and financiallj
able to earry out any obligations made
by his firm. - 1
National Bank of Commerce,
Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood
i and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75
cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggist
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti?
pat ton.
| mro-mY-n&M
Will cure your Hhcumutism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
1 Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally
and externally. Price 25cI
???? i ^
l???i I ?M?? MMbMBM fc-Trst.
vjyv^ V
r"]7?dl ^ !
Kiss i !
1 I
*
<? <?
??
^ ^ I
i
&'?*& '> S !
o *
<>
orcaa.-a* ->
o
* $ A
)s?catioa is the ? f
rant tn:ng about X '1
>mohi!e. Begin- % ?
to realize this. <> $
3 follows. Sea- *
s> '&
nc.%y it, but grow 5 o
4?
:cnsequent seri- ? J
e you using ex- 5 $
: hind of oil for t %
r make of car? | t
u the right kind
will please you. ? c
best greases.
TOR OAR CO.
W HOTEL