Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rwo ITALIANS STAND ALONG TA8IMEHT0 RIVER Cadorna and Allies Prepare for Counter Offensive in Wear Future GIG BATTLE ON RIVER IS FORECAST T r>?i v TTirl "RonrhoH E:istcril Bank of Swollen Stream on Saturday. Rome. Austro-German patrols have advanced to the banks of the Trgliamento river, along which the Italians are making a stand. The v\r office announces that these putrrls v.eie repulsed. JYepaio lor Counter. Ra':nn Herdqu irlers in Northe Italy Italian ar.d Allied troops air preparing for > counter offensive. / pre it battle based on H o i'r.e of t'e ' . i .. r . i ; c*.. wi# . ?.i 11'A*, ({( .'.oral Cadnrra's forces are n,v oxhi d the Ta-.d'arncrto river f n the Cai r.ic Alps co tlie head of in Adriatic, while the ir.vadimr Austro Germans have reached the caste-a bank. Important brigade.- on a fron of thirty miles along the river fror. Finzano to Puti -ana have been cap turcd by the invaders. May Fall Hack Further. Official statements do not indica r that th.e German forces have ye ciossed the river, which is reported to be above normal height because of freshets. Nor is it ceitain that thItidian army will make a determined stand on the eastern bank, althoug that apparently is General Cadorna' purpose unless the northern flm k around Ampezzo and Tolmezzo tinned suddenly. In the Camic Alps the Aus)"to-Gemans seemingly have been iraUin" v\ ? /\ f nn?n >? d f U 11 ?\ *\ /m? ?*/m\ ^k 0 un |i. iwttiini liic-. u|ijj<;i irai:' cs of the Tagliamcnto, and the late, t official communication mentions ro activity in this region. Even should the invaders succeed in crossing the Tc.gliamento in the region of Amp .'zzo, the lower course of tho river would still be of great assistanc to the Italians. In their retirement, th Italians probably have destroyed ; !1 the bridges across the stream a no small forces on the eastern ! : n' might be able to hold back the inm: 1 c s while General Codoma prcoar r for a stronger stand on the lire the 1*1 ave river about 2"> miles i(> th we t of the T igiiament >. in orde t; 1 'he a sua re v? effort to save \'o i. e. ] ANflTHFB MUTINY i ^ ? v/ an > u j ( } <./ 1 i ) ^ j IN GERMAN N4W; L~rdon.- T' Co f/f:'ior>w and a r.urr I b. a ( f -ni'ors* ?>f th? German rav; , v (re lriUe<i "in another" mut'ny a' Kiel early in September, accordmc fi " d'sputch from Amsterdam te Tin Daily Dispatch which claims to have authentic dotai's. The outbreak occur: e 1 aboard the battleships Kronprinz and Sehleswig-Holstein, an ' stalled when tho men revoke i against being: drafted into the submarine service. 1 The sailors on the Krorprinz th'ov A'hr.b'ul Schmidt ovroboard and s'a1 l ed and threw ovorboavd Idcuteoa t Raul, the admiral's able, an I anotl ebffirer. A battle on tlm ship's do k 1 etwee n the office"? ami soi!ov.> fob lev c<l. Three < fficcrs and a rum be of . a'dors were killed. Sinvlar s -oik c.'curr'd o*.i the Srhlerwi^-I lolst in. The batt'esl -p K''0 ipr'nz di p'n'-c 2~? '.Or, tons and was built in 19'i~>. Mm ecmp'emont is 1.170 men. The S hloswig Holstein was completed in 1901 and measures 12,000 tons. Sb.e carries 729 men. "Vice Admiral von Capel'e, German minister of marine, announced in tlm Reichstag on October 9 the discovery of a nlot in the (Imnnn nnvv Dis. patches from Amsterdam and London reported that the crews of four bat* tie ships of the German fleet had tak en part in a mutinous outbreak at Vil helm shaven. Three of the ring, leaders were shot while heavy sen tences were imposed on the others This outbreak was said to have occur red about six weeks earlier, or abou the first of September. Admiral voi Capelle accused three radical social in deputies of taking part in the plot but the German government has no taken any action against the mem bers of the Reichstag. |STATE ITEMS| OF INTEREST TO ALL SOUTH CAROLINA PEOPLE This year was the dry est October since 188G. Roy Hartman, a soldier at Camp .Jackson, was given a proluninar.\ hearing by the federal authorities or .he charge of sen ling obscene mattoi through the mails. There is an unsatisfied demand fo sweaters, helmets, mufflers and wri.M j lets for soldiers. Detachments of French and English officers will come to Camp Jackson about December I to conduct officers' traniing schools in methods of mod cm warfare. Benjamin Scovillc, who is in Columbia for a series of recitals at the Army Young Men's Christian Association tent at Camp Jackson, is bringing a powerful and patriotic appeal to the young men at the cantoneme.it. Governor Manning appointed A. C. Summers, chief chemist of the Depart ment of Agriculture, Commerce and Industries, head of the department tr succeed the late R. J. Watson. The best all-round athlete in CamJackson, so far as found to date, is : North Carolina Indian. His name : | Owl. but he certainly is not a !<< Owl is a graduate of CaHv'o a Princeton. He was a crack athlete ; lie latter plac . His score in. a or0' meet of the -k.Hst infantry, to whi. he is assigned, was 'J70 points. FINLAND TORPEDOED nn \i;i\r isn&e UN YV AI nuftl Navy Department Makes iV. Mention of Casualties in Matter. , * * Washington. The tra rsport Finland \vus recently torpedoed while re turning to the United States, hut w. able to return to a foreign no;t umF her own steam. The Navy Department reeeivec! import of the atiack, and Secreta Daniels authorized its publicatio the navy report does not. say wheth. there was any loss of life or injur on the Finland. This official announcement was at' thorized: "The Navy Department lias recced dispatches stating that the tian.port Finland was torpedoed while r\ turning from foreign waters. T . . iI.a : i: i .t i 11ii* .> . w v. ;t > m i ^ iu , a; . he returned to port under hoi ov. <oam. The Finland was under o nA.yt, but e.o sign of 4,hc torpedo or ti.' t1..marine w.x.s seen." The l-Tihind i ; er.e of the !:ir r 1 t nri-or** *" >!? the Ameiioan ih forc going into the arnn t.arspo >01 vi.:e she plied w n iiow \ oi Mid Kuropean ports in the Intern. Uonal Mmcantde A! ui " C\vnpsr; service under the- Rod fhar and ot \ lire*?, The ve. se! has a gross torna? " of 12.800 and a net tonnage of 7.711 She normally carries a crew of 2 >7 men. The Finland was built in Phi]::dolphin in 1002. Her home port is in New York, i o Pays 25c a Month for Perfect Health For 15 years, E. A. Little, Bessemer, Ala. has raid 25c a month to keep in perfect health. Head what ho aays: "I ?!i"(ire to a?i<t my en<tr>ricm*nt of Orangnr I.i??r Regulator. I linvn not u?"d any other for fillern y?r?. 1 know it ij tlio heit for all liver conii Un:i?. ?n<l will cure any cate of iiul'getlion known. Wliou I fir?t c untiirtire.l t" take your I (lr.*iii:er Liver Regulator tlio I'e/rani-Pstfan JtrugCo, yr%* buyluf it l?y tho '1 N >? I am told they buy it l.y e.r *r" ?. I uvn one Ik>i t\ -h mouth and | would iii t to v. ithout it for :in)tliing.'' j Granger Uver Regulator is strictly voiyetahlo, non-alcoholic propaI ration, andia highly recommended for sick headache, indivc .tion, Liliou3neB9 and all ston.achnr.il Iwor complaints. YourdrujrKist can supply you 25c a box. Granfer Medicine Co., Cbalfanoofa, Teaa. O AiionrnTft uri n auirtu i a ntw IN BALTIMORE %0 Baltimore. Two suspects, one - saloon keeper and the other a stran ; . er who was reported to have bee' - seen in a motor boat near the Ral'.i I more & Ohio piers, were arrestee i today by federal department of jus t tice agents investigating the $5,000. 000 fire here late last night. The mm t arrested were taken to the depar. - ment offices ond subjected to i lengthy questioning. THE HORRY HEI Iron Is Greatest Builders, S A Secret of the Great Endur Ordinary Ifnxated Iron Will Make X>ellcate, XfervoTis, Rundown People 100 Per Cent Stronger In Two Weeks' Time In Many Cases. NKW YORK, N. Y. Most people foolishly spom to think they are going to pet renewed health and strength from aotne stimulating medicine, secret nostrum or narcotic drug. said Dr. E. Saner, a Boston Physician who hns studied widely both in this country and In Great European Medical Institutions when, as a matter of fact, real and true strength can only come from the food you eat. But people often fall to pet the strength out of their food because they haven't enough Iron In their blood to enable It to change food Into living matter. Prom their weakened, nervous condition they know something Is wrong hut they can't tell what, so they genemllv commence doctoring for stomach, liver or kidney trouble or symptoms of s<>me other ailment caused by lack of iron in the blood. This tiling may go on for years, while the patient suffers untold agony. If you are not strong or well, you owo It to yourself to make the following test: Pee how long you can work or how far you can walk without boeonilng tired. Next take two flve-grnln tablet* of ordinary nnxated Iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your strength again and see for yourself how much you have gained. I have seen dozens of nervous, run-down people who were ailing all the while, CONWAY DOUG COMPANY HORRY DRU GERMAN MUNITION ITApTrtmeo an&flBCri f i\ii iiii.-.i jj'"J 17!?>uv British Airplanes Also Render Notable Service to Army in Flanders. London. Gorman munition factories in P.avaria have boon attacked by British airplane, a substitute officii statement issued tonight says. British airmen also dropped bombs on German billets and airdromes behind I the lines in Flanders. The statement reads: "On Wednesday, advantage was taken of tho rhan(W? ir? tho wnattmr and both our own and enemy airplanes were in the air all day. The visibility was not very good for artillrey work, but a great deal of bombing was carried out by our machines and many photographs taken. "The airplanes also cooperated successfully in a raid carried out by our infantry yesterday afternoon northj east of Loos reported in last night's official statement, firing several thou sand rounds from their machine guns and dropping bombs on hostile troops in the communication trenches. Keep It t , Handy { //crd off attacks of &rip,B cel ls c.. id indigestion by timely | jj n" ! Ilea lion with the thoroughly test-1 ( ed .)(:?! .vli-d.'c remedy of the Amcri-1 c-ia i. cj.sthold I PERUNA ? J )Vr b'ttcr to be safe than sorry! t .'f ?*i.- r. tC' i .-i <>51 oi disrressiutf siekuess la ' 'i 1 >? >n i n-'entctl it this prov-vi JH J-.ni hrerj reported to in the I :u^An:1 nt'iele that lias lv;cnefficiently jfl ? irttii I r nearly half a century has provedm f ii* /u.ue. Tablet form if ynu desire it. I At your drUoUista. 5 7>ffU:NA CO. OSi? VU UK.WVMtt. mm I tm MaMmnMMBUn VI One reason why we alw to buy to suit the needs of the Carolina. Another reason we lead buying in the way of the low kais for the goods the people Another reason is that always done, that the public We mean to lead. VISIT US AT OUR niiorynii I UUOENDU Toddville, tALD, CONWAY, S. O of All Strength j ays Doctor ance and Powers of Athletes doublo thMr strength and #?ndursnc? and entirely got rid of all symptoms of dyspepsia, liver and otlior troubles In form ton to fourteen days' time simply by t'tklng Iron In the proper form. And i this after they bad fn some cases boon doctoring for months without obtaining 1 any benefit. Hut don't take tho old forms of reduced Iron. Iron acetate or tincture of Iron simply to save a few . cents. You must tnko iron In a form that can be easily absorbed and assimilated like nuxntod Iron If you want It ; to do you any good, otherwise it may nrovc worse than useless. Many an athlete or prize-fighter ban won tho day j simply because they knew tho secret of : great strength and endurance and Ailed bis blood with Iron before he went into the affray, while many another has gone down to Inglorious defeat simply for the | lack of Iron. NOT? Nnxated Iron, recommended bore by Pr. K. Hauer. la on* of the nerrr organic Iron compounds. I'nllko the older Inorganic Iron product*. It la eexlly assimilated. drns# not Injure the teeth, wake them black, nor upset the stomach: on tha contrary. It la a moat potent remedy, in nearly all forma of Indigestion. aa well aa for nervous, rundown conditions. Tho manufacturers have auch groat confidence In Nutated Iron that Ihey offer to forfeit $100.00 to nny charitable Institution If the* cannot | take anv man or woman under 60 who lnoka Iron and Inereaae their strength 100 per cent, or oTer tn four weeks lime jwovlded they hare no serious organic trouble. Thev also ofer to refund your money If It docs not at least double your strength and endurance In ten dars' time. It la dispensed to this , city by all good druggists. NORTON DRUG COMPANY G COMPANY "During the day, five tons of bombs wore dropped by us on Roulers, oaus 1 1 - 1 hi- i iri-s aim explosions, ami on many I hostile billets. At night, a further two ami a half tons were dropped on air Ironies in the neighborhood of Cour tvai, the aidrome at Gontrrdc and en the railway stations at Koulers, Th hi I rout and Court rai. Two trains wcr* i attacked from a low height. Ore of them was derailed and the other was destroyed completive. The enemy aircraft was more active and aggiessive than for some days, attacking our artillery and bombing machines. In air fighting seven hostile machines were brought down. Nine of aur machineare missing. "Today another successful raid was carried out in Germany. The munitions facotry at Kaiserlatten (about 40 miles west of Mannheim) was attacked by two groups of six machines each. o Whenever You Need General Tonic Take Grove'a, The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaris, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents. About ">0 airplanes in seven groups t';ok part in last week's air raid. Three of them penetrated to the heait of London, says an official report, ".'he casualties and damage were slight. (ft I ays lead is that we know what people of this section of South is that we do some careful sf prices to be had o.n the mar! want and need. I we believe now. as we have is entitled to a square deal. STORE. RY & CO. ^3?** s. c. FOREIGN ITEM* ; GATHERED AND CONDENSED ' FOR EASY READING 1 * H i i j j The Southern women ol the '0 >; j ! stayed at home and fought as biav. \ a battle as any engaged in by ti o ' men but she gloried that she wu. able to help. She went without food, so that what little was available might go to feed the men. The greater portion of General 'adorna's Italian army apparent > uis crossed the Tagliamcnto Rive, md stands on the western bank in ' ine of defense waiting to give battle there to the Teutonic allies. President Braz, in a circular addressed to the presidents of the war states of Brazil, declares that Brazil faces without faltering the sacrifices she will be called upon to make because of her entrance into the war. | The drive of the Germans and Aus- I tro-Hungarian armies, begun a week ago against the Eastern and NoitV eastern fronts of the Austro-Italian heater, continues unabated but wit! he Italian cavalry fighting reai ami actions to cover the retreat <>! 'c Italians to positions chosen for ;< Ill Ml I. Ten Slates have been directed l> Tovast Marshal Crowdcr to sen e remainder of their fjuotas for th ati nal Army to the cantonments oi ovcni'oer 2. It was disclosed tonight the orders were issued last wee! arl that the drafted men arc prepai g to move. The States are Peimsyl.ida, Maryland, Washington, Idaho rdifovnia, Oregon, Wyoming, Utah . ovad.i ami Montnna. Two minerals not hertofore known > science have been discovered at Te-d-r.ore, Cah. according to a bultin issued by Prof. Arbtur Eaklo, do..rtment of geology, University of >' vlifornia. Fourteen British merchantmen over ' .000 tons were sunk by mine or submarine in the last week, according to he admiralty report, o IS IT "JUST A COLD"? Conway People Should Ask Them selves This Question. Don't say: "It's just a cold." It may turn into backache, rheumatic aches, achy joints. Or other serious sickness that comes from weak kidneys. Colds are due to congestion. Congestion makes the kidney, overwork to filter the blood. Colds often leave the kidneys weal First break the cold; Then use Doan's Kidney Fills t? avert the kidney dangers. ;,et I..is Conway resident tell you .bout them. .J. T. Proctor, farmer, C'onva\ ays: "1 !r d pains ,n my back am ins. At limes, I had headaches am '.i/./.y spoils, during which im .si;:!-. lined. The kidneys secretion: were often too frequent in passage moaking my rest at night. Colds settled on my kidneys and made m\ hack n:he worse. I used Doan's Kidney kills, procured from the Noitoi: Drug Co., as directed and they re 'ie\e l all signs of the trouble." Price 60c, at all dealeis. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy- -go! Doan's Kidney Pills tiie same that Mr. Proctor had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. V. adv o The Italian situation was di-cussed at length by President Wilson and hi advisers, the discussion touching immediate military aspects and the extension of assistancce by the allies. 1 Furnishing of supplies, especially I coal, badly needed for Italian mum I tion factories, is said to he regarded j as this country's particular sphere of immediate action. i COLDS & LaGBIPPE j J? or Q doses 606 will brcal : any cisc of Chilli 8c Fever, Coldi 1 & Lit Grippe; it acta on the livei 1 better than Calomel and does no ? i or | or icnen. rricc ,-coc. j T Y P E W 1 I I have the tallowing Second I 1 L. C. Smith (used very little) i 1 No. 5 Oliver 1 NO. 10 Remington Visible 1 No. 5 Royal 1 Blind Fox 1 Blind Smith Premier All of these machines have and are guaranteed to be in fir Will sell on monthly payments, for cash. Write me yciir needs. ! R. G. SUMTER. SOI Deal L C. Smith & Bros. ' I Encellcnt Laxative For Elderly People j Ah v*e vn>8 thl y:rimo <? Jifo the ^ Vftii/uj Of tliO body have V a tenAeaoy to voukotti Auuo^ally ^ the i>o*. ':1m. Sl?flfuhrit7 la tMi important ftmction lu co cjuoutinl to rood lit.'.1th tlm t old folio slxotrv.1 bo very careful to avoid * coins ligation. A conryoction of V ulowaoh wftsto iu tho bowols oeca- 1 ;d< ri tiJ-.vdues.-;, Ixoadacbo, tlrowal- ' ncis alvOV biliousness, bulehluff, UOAt, piles, etc., and ' uIit.UA bo corrected immodlr.tely; U it o tho direct causo of much ? - J rioas tll3.1r.ao. ? 1 'i'ho most etfeotlvo remedy Tfrr 1 Constipation is ;v combination of vl tdniplo l.v.nttivo iiorbo with popsln I sold irc Avujr siornu under tho 1 name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep- 'J sin. It costs only iifty cents a butt"a. is mild i:\ its action, does not fifrlpo or stralu, and brings re- I lief quickly in an easy, natural manmr. CM a bo*tlo of it from your druggist and koep it in the house; it is the ideal family rem edy. A trirl bottle can oe obtaiued froo of charge by writing to rv. W. It. Caldwell, 4GG Washington St., Montioello, Illinois. DECLARES GERMANY * j IS NEARLY STARVED \ Minister Stovall Says Backbone of Teuton Resistance Has J Been Broken. An Atlantic Port. After four > years spent in the center of P.irJw^e's ollosal struggle, Pleasant A. Stovail, I'nitoil States minister to Switzeri land, declared on his arrival here 11 that the economic situation in Ger- 1 many is acute, and that he believes n the backbone has been broken. Since the publication of President Wilson's J reply to Pope Benedict's peace proposals, in which the President stated 1 that the United States is warring J upon the German Government, and J not upon the German people, the re- j vulsion against the war, Mr. Stovall i said, has been spreading rapidly through Germany. "The effect of this statement was v for a long time not noticeable," he asserted, "but slowly and surely it is i sinking deeper and deeper into- Ger- | man hearts. If left to themselves the \| German people would make peace to- i morrow. As it is, forces are at work 1 iu Germany which will eventually N no man can safely predict how soon, compel the German Government to make peace with the world. o WOMEN TORTURED! Suffer terribly with corns be- ' cause of high heels, but n why care now. \ | Women wear high heels which . buckle up their toes and they suffer let rib'y from corns. Women then I \ >oceed to trim these pests, seeking i rc'icf, but they hardly realize the j terrible danger from infection, says a j Cincinnati authority. j Corns can easily bo lifted out with the fingers if you will get from any drug store a quarter of an ounce of a drug called freezone. This is sufficient to remove every hard or soft ^ corn or callus from one's feet. You \ s.mply apply a few drops directly ? upon the tender, aching corn or cai- ^ lus. The soreness is relieved at once I and soon the entire corn or callus, I . I root and all, lifts out without one 1 particle of pain. j This freezone is a sticky subsCT^ice j which dries in a moment. Tt just shrivels up the com without in flam- j ing or even irritating the surround- I ink tissue or skin. Tell your wife I about this. adv. '<1 o ; An Exchange Telegraph dispatch j from Copenhagen says Norway has j presented a note to Germany in connection with the sinking of the No.*- \ wegian steamships in the convoy of neutral merchantmen which were at- j tacked by German cruisers in the i North Sea last month. ^ \ The Austro-German forces invaV/ing ; Italy have increased the number of prisoners taken to more than 1X0.000. < 111T E1 IS. i hand Typewriters for sa'e: $55.00 so.co# 35.00' 35 00 10 00r 12 50 been thoroughly overhauled st class working condition, or, give five pc cent discount ! BOROUGH, ITH CAROLINA. ler in and Royal Typewriters