The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 16, 1916, Page TWO, Image 2
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VALUABLE CARGO
ON OEUTSCHLAND
Officials Will Make Certain
Neutrality is Not Violated
by the Vessel
WASHINGTON ORDERS
CLOSE INSPECTION
Jewels and Securities May Be
Part of Deutschland's
$10,00 0,000 Cargo.
New London, Conn.?Ten million
dollars' worth ol dyestutis and drugs
and it was said, "possibly" stocks
and precious stones, con.prise the
cargo of the German submarine
merchantman Deutschland, according
to a statement tonight by Capt.
Paul Kocnig, commander of the
craft.
The Deutschland is in this port
after having ssuceeded in making a
second voyage from a German port
to the American coast despite the
watchfulness of the British war vessels.
First of the undersea merchantmen
by the use of which Germany
hopes to keep open a trade route
with the United States, the Deutschland,
according to her captain, is at
present the only vessel of that fleet.
The Bremen, which started a voyage
from the city after which she was
named on August 2(5, he said, has
been given up as lost. He thought
she "must have struck a mine," but,
added, "she has not fallen a victim |
to the blockade. 1 am sure of that." j
The Amerika, which some reports i
have indicated was a merchant sub- i
marine captured by the British, never
existed, Capt. Koenig asserted.
Must Work Alone.
"I must keep up this traffic alone
for the present, that is the Deutschland
must," he added. "In a fortnight
I shall be gone. I hope to return
before the end of the year."
It was possible, the navigator stated,
that other merchant submarines
would be built by that time.
In a summary of his voyage, just
completed, Capt. Koenig, who returned
with decorations from German
royalty as marks of recognition of
his previous voyage, said this was "a
quiet trip."
Recital of its incidents, however,
developed matters of lively interest.
I The Deutschland did not lie on the
^ m _ o * * 11
ocean noor tnis time as in tne voyage
which ended at Baltimore last July
The submarine instead varied the
monotony of its sailing under water
or on the surface with occasional |
dodges beneath vessels identified as
warships of belligerent nationality,
or thought to be. Seven times, Capt. j
Koenig said, he maneuvered in this '
way. The last time was off Nantucket
yesterday when he sighted "a
four funneled steamer" and dived
beneath her. "The storms gave us
more trouble than this socalled block
ade," he continued, .] <
* Struck by Tug.
Leaving Bremen on October 1 the
Deutschland had moved only a short
distance out of the harbor when she
came in collision with a tug which
"was so foolish as to run into us,"
said Capt. Koenig. The Deutschland
was forced to return for repairs. The
v?!\ture was began again on October
10 and the engines after being started
on that day were not stopped until
the Deutschland came into the slip
prepared for her here.
"A heavy southwest gaie was or.
when we went through the North
sea. crossing between Srot.lnnd and
the Orkney Islands in the Fair channel,"
said the captain. "I took the
shortest course on the chart for New
London.
"The blockading ships were many
but we passed them, or rather went
under them. The storm followed us
and we were tossed many hours. So
severe wtus the storm that at times
the submarine made only a mile an
hour headway. In all she was delayed
three clays and fuel was consumed
at a rate far in excess of normal.
The Deutschland was still supplied
for nearly 30 days when she came
in."
During the trip of 4,500 miles, the
Deutschland traveled under water
less than 100 miles, Capt. Koenig
said.
"They ca!! it a blockade. You can
judge haw much it blocks," the skipper
exclaimed.
(Continued on Page 3.)
| ST ATI) IT E11 S
OF INTEREST TO ALL SOUTH
CAROLINA PEOPLE
A t'ly baeteriologicaliy examined
has been found to carry one hundred
thousand bacteria.
Chartered: The Victoria Company,
of Rock Hill, capital $25,000, to deal
in cotton and cotton seed. Officers:
VV. J. Roddey, president; W. J. Reddry,
Jr., secretary and treasurer.
Charleston used to be a center of
intellect and judging from the vote
cast there for Wilson she still is.
Much of October was favorable
for picking cotton and this work progrossed
in a very satisfactory manner.
Two negroes belonging to a log
train crew have been arrested and
placed in jail at Manning suspected
of having something to do with murdering
the two negroes who were
recently found dead upon the Aleolu
railroad just after a passenger train
had run over them.
Practically all crops have been
harvested in this section, except late
cotton, and it is thought the latter
will have been gathered within a
week.
Congressman Ragsdale received a
telegram from the Woodrow Wilson
celebration committee, inviting him
to go to Columbia and make an address
from the State House steps.
It is announced that the Marion
Star has been sold by Dr. J. C. Mace
to P. W. Johnson, who for four
years has been editor.
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A hint to the wise is suffici
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WHAT OTHER PM
Too l'rte. I
Seeing ore of the ancient pride of
the prairie in captivity is a reminder
that while the American Indians
used to hunt Buffalo for sport, a naturalise
wou'd now have to hunt indeed
to find any at all. And that is j
tow good oil. illustration of the prodi-1
gality with which Americans arc '
went t> slay their animals and birds.1
?Evening Post.
l oud and Louder.
The price of shoes gives one a
proper understanding of the meaning
of the phrase "pedal extremities."?
The State.
State out of debt; nation out of
war; Democrats did it. Vote for
I Wilson, Marshall; peace, prosperity,
a full dinner pail and national honor.
| Stand for progressive Democracy.
' Voce for Kern, Taggart, Adair. Keep
i the government in the hands of the
I people.
And that states the case.
?Evening Post.
I)o It Now.
If you want to help the town do it
while you are living. After you are
dead and your kids have your money
tiie> might move away.?Times &
Demociat.
No Wonder.
When we look over our mails and
note the vast amount of circulars
and other wastes of good paper, we
! do not wonder that the supply is
running short.?Florence Times.
Not So Now.
It used to be the old idea that all a
woman had to do was to work like
the mischief and raise her family.
After she did that and lost her
health, she was much like a horse
with a broken leg.?Times & Democrat.
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Another Reason.
Among the many reasons why
Woodrow Wilson should be re-elected
stands his attitude on the Federal
Child Labor Law. President Wilson
possibly saved the bill from defeat.
I Child Labor Laws and Compulsory
I School Attendance Laws must go to'
gether.?Winthrop Notes.
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pleasant tasting and doesn't gripe ecramp
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CERALD, CONWAY, S. 0.
'EflS ABE SAYING
What the People Like. i
One of our state exchanges has!
been publishing a series of aitx' s.
on "Blcascism," and trying* to cx - j
plain that political distemper that
has been an epidemic for several
years. We submit that Col. Henry
Watterson in explaining "Rooseveltism"
gives a better statement of
"Bleaseism" in one paragraph than
the South Carolina editor has done in
sixteen long articles. Says Mr.
Watterson:
"The bizarre is an u failing atIraition.
The crowd dearly loves the
unusual. Hence the bearded lady,
the three-legged calf and the learned
pig have ever been popular drawing
carda."-?Daily Record.
Small Risk.
Only one kiss in a hundred is sni<'
to carry germs. Who wouldn't risk
one for ninety-nine??Selected.
Holding to Good.
A monograph in Indianapolis flash
es this terse message from the top
of a business building:
Worst of All.
It seems that political soreheads
can bo sorer in South Carolina than
in almost any part of the world.?
The State.
4 n.. r
/\re ouier.
The American punitive expedition
is far from homo and not surrounded
by its best friends, but apparently
its members are leading a much
safer existence than the average
TU. ri? _ i .
ifiCAitau* l lie OUAltf.
Would They Do.
When we think of the great patriotic
outburst of the political orators,
we feel that in case of war all
we would have to do is to call for
them to volunteer.?Times & Demo
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Young and old can testify
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Buy a bottle today at your Druggist,
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A small strike that started in the
plant of Thomas A. Edison spread
until 600 men, including 300 in the
phonograph department, were idle.
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GATHERED AND CONDENSED
FOR EASY READING
Recent successes against Zeppelin
raiders have by no means convinced
the authorities that Germany will
abandon them in the near future.
Physicians and surgeons throughout
the South have been looking forward
with pleasant anticipation to
the convention of the Southern Medical
Association which is to take place
in Atlanta, November 13-16.
The Peninsular and Oriental liner
Arabia has been torpedoed. She carried
400 passengers. All are saved.
The lives of from thirty to forty
persons were lost last week when a
crowded passenger car of the Boston
elevated street railway plunged
through an open drawbridge in to
Fort Point channel, just outside the
South station terminal.
The Mexican and American joint
commissioners resumed their efforts
to effect a settlement of the differences
between Mexico and the United
States, after a recess of a week.
Harry Hodgson of Atlanta, Ga.,
was reelected president of the South
orn Fertilizer association at the
tenth annual session of the organization.
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Returns from 5,836 of 5,870 pre-1
: incts in California give Hughes
4C2.551, Wilson 405,711.
"Illiteracy day" is being observed
throughout Mississippi. Meetings
are being held in uimost every city,
town and village for plans being
made to improve the public schools.
Woodrow Wilson was elected Pros
ident of the United States when
California swung definitely into the
Democratic column.
The senate on the basis of the j
latest returns will stand 54 Demo- ?
crats to 42 Republicans, a Democratic
majority of 12.
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farmer is a roll-top desk in which
unfinished work may be left and the
desk closed. With the old fashioned
hinged lid desk all work had to be
cleared away before the desk could
be closed.
The drawers of such a desk should
be utilized for filing away farm letters,
catalogs, etc. Some desks are
even provided with a small iron fireproof
safe in one side of the lower
compartments for the safety of valuable
papers which sometimes must
be kept temoprarily on the farm.
Such a desk is always kept in stock
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