Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I TWO LANSING MAKES PUBLIC BERNSTORFF MESSAGES' Former French Premier Had Communicated vtPith Ger>, man Agents in Argentina ASKED THAT U-BOATS CAPTURE STEAMER I And Advised That Caillaux Bo V Treated "With Consideration." Washington.? from i*.s mysterious stcok of intercepted diplomatic cor;. ' .nidations, the Slate Department ha- published correspondence bel con Count von Rernslorff. forme? v mian ambassador here, and the id ?'in foreign office, showing that cr J>:,emicr Caillaux of I'Yaiv* w..s in communication with German ;.,v. nts i< Argentina, in I Of". !*he first I'.emstojd f dispatxh con!; 'red very danag'm; e.fejcnees to ' refV roiices a> the French i vennneid and warm d 'Genua!. " V spa p * rs against praising him. Arother gave notice oi the ship or >. r.ich ( aiilaux was sailing f. rm A;gentimi and planned its capture oy hmarines. i'ite capture of the ship was sough; because her captain carried important papers, The G* nnan govern merit was asked t? treat Caillaux \\\;h every courtesy and con?idoraficrp. if the ship was takne. The department also published r G'mian censorship rule which forbade the mention of Caillnux's nam*, in the German newspapers. Text of Message. Following is the text of the nvssf.go sent by Bernslorff : "Buenos Aires telegraphed the fotlowing: '' 'Caillaux has left Buenos Aire:, after a short stay and is going direct to Frae.ee evidently on account of the (group undecipherable) scandal which he regards as a personal attack upon himself. He speaks contemptuously of the President an/1 tr.e rest of the French government, \ i:h the exception of Briand. He sees through the policy of England perfectly. He does not anticipate the ompleto overthrow of France. K?- sees in the war now a struggle :<v existence on the part of England. Although he spoke much of the "indiscretions and clumsy policy" of the Vfilhelmstrasso, and professed to bebeve in German atrocities. He has in essentials hardly changed his political orientation. Caillaux wcl<c :ned indirect courtesies from mo, but emphasized the extreme caution which h0 is obliged to show, as tie. French government, he .said, had him watched even bene. He wants v..a gainst the excess praise bestowed upon him by rmr papers, especiali. incito c rcie .crease, and desire. on the other hand that the Meditortmenu and Morocco agreement rhoultf he adversely criticised. Ow praise injures his position in France , ... , . , t alii mix fi reception hero was coo H s Totport aliout Uracil had nothing new. On. Ids return to France, in will reside in his own constituency He fears Paris and the fate of Je.ar tr. Adviser Capture of Ship. Another message which von Bern;: 1 "if had forwarded as from Havanr u- follows: "Tol, Rio do Janeiro telegraph1. t -an-icr Araguaya left Buenos Aire, urnuary 80. The captain i.> carrying important papers. Capture very do f .ruble. Caillaux is on hoard. !r ease of capture Caillaux should in .11 rnobstrusivo way bo treated with. esy and consideration. Can vo? iniomi our cruisers? "Bernstorff." The instruction of the Ocnnai < . risorship to tho German press o J;>ne 16, 1017, follows: For political reasons, it is urgently iTqueated that nothing be writtei about the former French Prime Mm frier Caillaux and that his name '<n not mentioned under any circum stances." The correspondence, aithoucrh no' * ~ 7 f>" 1 * efl'icial announcement to that ef fee r available, was made public by an joimccment to that effect is avail s Me, was made public by arrange wont with the French government v.hich desired its exposure. CailhiL: tc.w is waiting triad in France fo t rrason on rove1 at ions developed i> the celebrated I>o!o Pasha cane. A lifKt fall of snow covered th ground r\ Olemscn College last wec' n.aUing the eighth or ninth of t! roaaon. STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST TO ALL SOUTH CAROLINA PEOPLE Two Sumter rren in the nation's so.Tire, Dr. Hamilton Witherspoon McKay and David Worth Lorin, havo won promotion i-ecently. At a mass meeting of business men and professional men of Chester to consider the government's order relative to the suspension of business for the next ten Mondays to save fuo*! it was unanimously voted to suspend business entirely in Chester for that period. In the senate last week, Senator Tillman, in a running debate with the Senator I'omerene of Ohio, said: "I want to toll the senator that u we paid $ 100 a ton in South Carloina we could not get a ton of coal, becaus it is not there and tho railroad freir Dante, \ra., the Carolina, Clinchfielr. <v Ohio Railroad, with many train; loaded with coal, give an excuse that it has not locomotives and can not bring it <o South Carolina. Building operations which lu,v? been suspended in Claffnev during the recent severe weather have been resumed and the sound of the hammer and saw is heard in all parts <d the town. Mow fast th" South is moving lr th<> matter of corn production is in dicated by comparing our a vera g-' acre yields any ordinary year now with yields lb ur 20 years ago. The provost guard in Columbia .'amps i.> now holding 21 soldiers Torn the Augusta cantonment await ng the guard who is to take then* nick to Camp Hancock. The first step in launching any mterprise is i*aising the wind. But u; he fortnight Mr. McAdoo has be?n tunning tho railroads and carrying oal, we have had two blizzards. The State. W. W. Smoak, member of the house from Colleton County, will introduce in the legislature a bill tc amend the constitution so us to fix the meetings of the general assembly for July instead of January. The Fourth Tuesday in February each year was dseignated by the house as Frances Willard Day, :n commemoration of the originator of the W. C. T. U. Loan of money o* cotton in bales by bankers and officers of banks was made easier by the provisions of bill which passed in the house and was ordered sent to the senate. The present law limits the amount directors and officers of hanks may borrow of the institutions with which thev are. associated to 10 per cent. o(* th0 capital stock. Loans on cotton in hales were excluded from this pro. viso. Avoid Dangerous Drugs Don't dose yourself with poisonous drug3 that destroy the delicate lining of the stomach and the intestinal tract, when you can stimulate your sluggish liver by using Granger Liver Regulator. This standard medicine contains 110 poisonous calomel. It contains no injurious alcohol. It does not cause unpleasant after effects. A dose or so v.'ill toon relieve sick headache, indigestion, constipation, depression, languor and alf other ailments caused by a torpid liver. Granger Liver Regulator is composed entirely of selected roots, barks and herbs of Bpecial medicinal value. It may be freely taken by any member of the family. Just try a few doses, and see for yourself what a splendid medicine this is and how thoroly it cleanses the system of impurities. Price, 2Gc a box. Sold by all druggists. Demand Granger Liver Regulator and accept no substitute. o Citation Notice. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. iiy J. S. V AUGHT, ESQUIRE, PROBATE JUDGE.WHKKK AS, F. G. Todd made suit ,o rn'\ to grant him Cotters of Administration of the Estate of and Effects of Mollie M. Todd. THESE ARE THEREFORE % . "*t(. and admonish all and singulai he kindred and creditors of the sai? I Mollie M. Todd, deceased that tho\ '^e and appear, before me, in thr r'curt of Probate, to ho held at Con /.'ay, S. C., on 7th day of February 01S next, after publication hereo: t ii o'clock in the afternoon, l v bow euu-io, if any they have, \vh; he said admiui tration should no ;?r mted. GIVHN undrr my Hand, this 18'. ' of January Anno Domini, 1018. Pub!!-died on the 24Ih and 151st day Ja aviary 1018 in the Horry Herald J. S. VAUGHT, Probate Jud^o. THE HOBBY HOtA Now Is a Good Tim T0T1 Mild weather aid treatment* Don't be misled into thinking that \ your Catarrh is gone. The first touch 1 of winter weather withering it back 1 with alt its discomforts. > 1 But this is an excellent time to 1 thoroughly cleanse the btood of the ' germs of Catarrh, and b? forever J rid of the troublesome sprays and 1 douches that can never cure you. \ S. S. S., the great blood purifier, searches out the germs of Catarrh * save m by not scrvtntf toe 4J A pound nvaXcs 4<? oi 1 lot e is H tllnl v; iy-iho i * * * f ; ? . n vv- A* t - vt'A.v i' ' W v \ * ' V_. f, * i t \ \ K I j v v , ^ ) . V-: . y. : 4 > . ; -Aa-A - . . v s C-Vv>.. C '* s kV>f;V>v^} A.W'f ' $Ar . ' * ' : t ' V r!\ . Keeping Our St Early in the world war extraordinary value of cod 1 soldiers against colds, pneu Thousands of Our S scorn ei Because It Guarantees the Pur fhigh in food value and ri< Soott'B will strengthe Beware of Al Tbe Imported Norwegian cod Jirer Our own American laboratories which Scott & Bow Hk WPB A CAR f n LOAD OF y ; We have just received frc Horses and Mules and h< in our barn. If in need c and see these, i Yours JENKINS TABOR, MORI Times of war when nearl i der changed conditions; when use are higher than ever; wh( es the things which we formei time of all times when we nee< Our experience lasting o\ with the markets where the tl tributed, and knowing how to goods that will do the most yi ; ter position than ever to help i trades with us during the ycai r Thanking each and every have had during the past, we ance of good will during 1918 DUSENBU I Toddville, ItD, COirWAT, 8 0. e | reat Your Catarrh 1 /v hie It infest your blood, and chases hem entirely out of your system. It is by far the most satisfactory treatment for the disease, because it reaches dawjn tbjts Very roots and ?cts at the caused Write to-day for full information, and expert medical advice regarding the treatment of Kour own case. Take advantage of this chance to-day. Address, Swift Specific Co., Dept. G 'Atlanta, 3a. <0 __ _____ ______ ' > UTTER muchlo each person , jAimiims. a if fed mux? NedSSj /c hesrncxi > i :; . ! V - v , ' t. v.O? I i ' ' . " r ' ' ' 1 V..'- , \ i i > x-va- . "? * ' 'h -v" : ... > .?Y\ ' ''* >< . ii " Stfe 0m SB j !dier& Strong ' experience proved the iver oil for strengthening monia and lung troubles, oldiers are Taking KUUIH est Norwegian Cod Lhror ON :h in blood*making properties. tn you against winter sickness. coholic Substitutes oil used in ?cetf'e fmeWoe is now refined in luarantcn it free fryia impurities. oc, B loom fie Id, N. J. 17-23 in HORSES ! f & MULES >m the West a nice car of ive about thirty-five head if a Horse or Mule come , truly, > BROS. FH CAROLINA lelp You. y everything has to work uuprices of things the people in we all have to deny ourselviy used in plenty: Such is the 1 to help each other. jcr many years in keeping up lings the people need are disbuy carefully and obtain the urn IaaI \kic\ nrn in hot _ JUU. VVTJ ll^Cl lilltl VVV, v4l V Ml IJVIi each and every customer who r 1918. customer for the patronage wc respectfully ask for a continuRY St 00. , *-*<? S C 1 . FOREIGN ITEMS GATHERED AND CONDENSED FOR EASY REAPING Thc governments fuel restriction program will not interfere seriously with the uniforming of the Nutona? Army. News came out of Germany last j week by way of neutral cities that, the political and military parties in Germany had patched up their differ- i ences over war aims. \ As the first financial step in preparation for the third Liberty loan, Secretary McAdoo tonight announced a now issue of $400,000,000 treasury certificatsc of indebtedness, bear ing 4 per cent. An automobile carrying Premier Lenine was fired upon last week when h0 was driving to a meeting of the Council of People's Commissaries. Five thousand Jewish emigrant" j cheifly women and children, on the way from Russia to America, are stranded between Harbin, Manchuria, and Yokohama, Japan, and are in an appal ing condition though sickness and want. The Food Administration has decided all meats except pork may be eaten on meatless days in a group ot I Western States in which grower.have been forced to market their stock because of the scarcity ami high price of foodstuffs. The Austrians made a countor-nt- j tack in an effort to recover the posi- i J * . 1 1 A?. _ I A . I * - 4 1 iions gnineu ir\ mo luiiaii.s 111 me ogion of Monte Asolono, on the northern front. The enemy was repulsed. o WHAT'S THE KIMSON, Many Conway People in Poor Health Without Knowing the Cause. There are scores of people who Irag out a miserable existence with>111 realizing the cause of their suffering. Day after day they are ucked with backache and headache; -uffer from nervousness, dizziness, weakness, languor and depression. Perhaps the kidneys have fallen behind in their work of filtering the blood and that may be the root of the trouble. I^ook to your kidneys, assist them in their work?give them the help they need. You can use no more highly recommended remedy ,han Doan s Bidney Pills-?endorsed by home people all over the country md by your neighbors in Conway. H C. Moore, farmer, Conway, says: "For several years, I was so bad of* with my back and kidneys that I could hardly walk. I suffered awfully day and night from a constant pain m my back. My sight became blurred and objects seemed to float nelorc my eyes. The kidney secretions at times passed too frequently and then again, were scanty. 1 got Doan's Kidney Pills at the Conwav Drug Co., and they relieved me of the backache. The other symptoms of kidney trouble also left. I always have Doan's Kidney Pills on hand and occasional use keeps rno in good shape." Price f>0c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same thai Mr. Moore uses. Foster-Mi I burn Co. Props., Buffalo, N. Y.?adv. o ' (h ill) LAND FOR SALE I have :o. sale a tract of forty (40) acres, more or less, lying on the south side of Lake Swamp, beginning at road at I akc Swamp church at W. F. and Lorenzo D. Holt's line and corner, running W. F. Holt's line to Haman Branch, thence said branch to G. J. Holliday's line, the line of Lorenzo D. Holt, and line of W. F Holt to the beginning point. This is 'and which belongs to Mr. R. T. Holt, and was conveyed to him by Mrs. June Holt. T can roll this tract of land for 1,000.00. Call or write me if interested. First come, First served. II H. Woodward, Attorney-at-law Conway, S. C. ~ TYPEW I have the following Seconc 1 L. 0. Smith (used very little 1 No. 5 Oliver 1 NO. 10 Remincton Visible 1 No. 5 Royal 1 Blind Fox 3 Blind Smith Premier All of these machines havi and are guaranteed to be in f Will sell on monthly payments for cash. Write me your need R. G. SCAR SUMTER. SC r>0 L C. Smith & Bros. TROTZKY SUSPECTS I ENTENTE RULERS I < f. '.it Thinks Allies Want Germany I to Secure Advantag-y eous Peace . SO KAISER MAY MAKE ~ fl CONCESSIONS IN WEST I Says German Soldiers Are De- M sorting by Wholesale?The Chauvinist English. 4 ? 1 London.?Leon Trotzky, the Ho!- _f sheviki foreign minister, is convinced j thai the Entente governments wish Germany to make an advantageous separate peace with Russia, so that Germany will agree the more willingly *o surrender what the Allies want in the west, according to the Retrograd correspondent 01' The Daily News. The foreign minister, in an Interview raid Premier Lloyd George had made a statement penn'.l^Pfg wit ill* ill I I il'i> t -t i in iiikI lw> l'IiaL',. 1 k,Vl\ II ? III v> I' ? v \ V I v^ll , III M I III r jiwrvi m along tiio same linen as an editorial ^ printed earlier in the Bolshevik organ L l'ravda. | Premier Lloyd George, the corre- w ! spondenl assured Trotzky, had never 5 n ade such a Statement, on thr Bo!- ifl shevik leader was hard to convinc*., 1 and sa'd: "That is the Allied policy.| I!*' added that the atttitudo of the I Golsheviki would not be influenced by j the attitude of the Allied government* but that of the Allied peoples, Germans Need l^eace. ^ i Trotzky was asked what * hope he ' himself had of a general acceptable peace. He replied that it wan difficult to say, Ijecauwe the Germans had not vet been offered a chance to make such a peace, but he was sure tho , Germans must need it. The Russian foreign minister quoted German deserters as saying that the Germans were unable to remove troops from th0 eastern front in largo & units. They were removing them one j at a Mmc and the men, knowning I whore thev were beine sent. himrw*#* - *?'? ^ 1 from trains in attempts to escape. Ho ! reiterated the story that 25,000 Geri man r to ops iuid deserted in the Kov| no district, adding that the German* ! cannot get thoir own men to attack 1 the deserters and are trying to reduce ! them by starvation. Chauvinist English, j Asked what terms he actually hop ed to get, Trotzky refused to reply, and said laughingly: "If we were really logical, we would : declare war on England now for tho j . akp of India, Egypt and Ireland." I Tho Daily News' correspondent pro. ' tested that Great Britain made noth' ing- out of India, to which Trotzky iv i plied: I "Then give up being so altruistic. ou English are th,? most chauvinist. nation on earth without knowing it." o-~ $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will pleased to learn, that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has ' been able to cure in all its stages and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System thereby destroying tho foundation of the disease, giving the "patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in the curative powers of Hall's Catarrh Medicine that they offer Ore? Hundred Dollars fnr ftnv iKnf v r - ?. niav iJ ^ fails to euro. Send for list of tesfhv monials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggist, 75c.?adv. o W. B. Clarody was hen.' last week on business. 11 ITERS. i hand Typewriters for sale: ) $05.00 20.00 85.00 85.00 10.00 12.5C?f e been thoroughly overhauled irst class working condition, cr, give five per cent discount BOROUGH, IUTH CAROLINA. cvler in and Royal Typewriters