The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 14, 1918, Page TWO, Image 2
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WATCH AND REPORT
FOOT-MOUTH DISEASE
Any Case That Develops in
This Country Among
the Cattle
BAD STOCK DISEASE
APPEARS AT INTERVALS
Outbreak of the Disease at
This Time Would Be a
Great Misfortune.
Public officials, veterinarians, and
stock owners should be on guard t-j
report, innnodiatoly any cases of foot
and mouth disease that may appear
in this country, according to a statement
by Dr. J. R. Mohier, chief ot
tlie bureau of Animal Industry,
United States Department of Agricuiture,
Dr. Mohier said:
"Recent cable news announces an
outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in
England, which brings to mind the
serious outbreaks of that disease
which have been experienced in the
United States.
Appearing at Irregular Intervals.
" Foot-and-mouth disease has appeared
in England from limo to time,
a it has done in the United States.
In both countries the pa.>t outbreaks
have been promptly controlled an 1
eradicated, and no ca>es have occurred
in United States since 191 (>.
Nevertheless, the disease makes its
appearance at irregular ini? rvals. In
this country we may expect its return
at any time, although every
precaution is being taken by the
Federal authorities to prevent the in '
Deduction of the disease, especially
from the present outbreak in England.
So long as communication is
maintained with other countries the
danger of the reintroduction of the
disease inv.'st be acknowledged,
"I*: is of the greatest importance
that ft sharp watch be maintained
V all officials, by practicing veterinarians,
and by stock owners in or'der
that the very first cases may he
tint I the swread of the
U I > v i v - - - %
disease prevented. It would be a
great misfortune to the United
States if foot-and-mouth disease
should occur under present conditions
or become firmly established
in the country, as has been the case
in many of the stock-raising nations
of Continental Europe. Early discovery
of the disease, followed by
piompt elimination of infected centers,
is the only way to prevent the
United States front becoming per .
manently infected."
RETIREMENT "NO LONGER
IN ORDERLY FASHION
Forced to a realization of impending:
peri) by the progress of the Brit
ish southeast of Valenciennes am
the French and Americans south o
Sedan. (Jermany's shattered armie
are in rapid retreat from the Bel
gian frontier to the Aisne river. S
rapid is the movement that it i
very difficult to determine the exae
location of the contending force
-I 1.1-:, or
JlllMIg llll.t o.> niu?.-r> wi i iviiv.
British forces have cleared the bi
tier of Morntal forest and threatc
to drive a wedge between Mons a?
Maubeuge. To the south the Fren<
launched an attack that has fore*
the enemy back from three to fo'
miles, while along the Meuse tl
Americans, in close co-operati'
with the French just to the wc
ward, have overcome a stubborn t
si stance by the enemy and mov
still nearer the Sedan-Longuy
railroad.
There is evidence that the G<
mans are not carrying out the old'
ly retreat that marked their reti
ment front the Marne and Som
salients. Batteries of field gu
with horses attached have been ci
lured and a vast quantity of niu
lions which could be moved quic
under ordinary circumstances hi
fallen into the hands of the Allies
o
Wife of .Josiah Vereen.
The wife of Josiah Vereen died
her home near Thompson, S. C\,
Saturday, November 2nd, the in'
ment took place at Collins Cr
Church on Sunday, November ;
Reverend Mr. Cook holding the 1
eral exercises. Consumption
the cause of Mrs. Vereen's death.
COLDS & UGRIPF
6 or 6 doses 660 will br<
any case of Chills & Fever, Cc
& LaGrippe; it acts on the li
better than Calomel and does
tripe or sicken. Price 25c.
STATE ITEMS
OF INTEREST TO ALL SOUTH
CAROLINA PEOPLE
The better way out is to put in a
full winter grain crop.
There will be a fierce scramble for
cotton before the end of the twelvemonth,
we believe.
I
Definite announcement was made
last night that no State fair will be
held this year.
Governor Manning wont to Atlanta
to attend the cotton States
conference in the Georgia capital.
Word has been received of the
promotion to rank of colonel of
James Saye Dusenbury of Conway.
South Carolina should ship two
car loads of material for making
carbon for gas masks the week after
November 9.
The Columbia Chapter of the Red
Cross lias agreed to fill 200 or more
Christmas boxes for soldiers overseas.
.
The only hope for cotton is for the
foreign trade to get normal again,
and God alone knows when that will
be says A. W. Brabham.
The war department announced
that four additional administration
buildings will ho erected immediate- ^
ly at Camp Sevier.
Insurance Commissioner McSWain
proposes to develop to the fullest extent
possible the fire inspection do
partment of the insurance commir
si oner's office.
Don't drop Uncle Sam's rpstirancr.
If you have a relative in the service,
advise him against dropyxfn-g- it.
?
The Strong Wftffcstanof <4ie heat of
Summer Better Th<a tlie Weak
Old people who ar*j feeb'p uoil younger people
who arc weak, will be streixitiiensik and enabled tc
go through the depressing V'-at-of summer by taking
GROVE'S TASrPilLESS<.iiiiiTONIC. It purities
and enriches the b'.ood a id .builds up the whole Astern.
You ca* sor,u fee'i Hp Strengthening. laviyor
atiug Effect. We .
Buy \V ar Swnvgs Stamps*
! ri
I A I I
Also aimo
Icusto
I ha
6,500 rodscarload
of I
PLE
AND OVEP
Sev'
2 I months age
and see an
m" I I S(
"ps; I rows, Stall
,ni- I of all kind
ave I thousands
I
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on IN LIBERT
Ler ok
s 3 STORES
WaS mm?mmmmm?mmimmmmmmm
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THKaOMTHKR
You Can't Rublt /
Rheumati
liniments Will Never Cuter
If you are atNcted with Itheusie
tism, why waste-time with liniments*
lotions and otheV local appttoati0?&;;
that never did cure Rheumatism* and
never will ? J
Do not try to vt* the pairn away#
I for you will never- swcceed. tiy the
feasible plan of fitting the canae of 1
the pain, and go afwr that. R'emove B
the cause, and theni-can be no>pain. r
will never b^rtd'of Rheoma-T
ALLIES SPLIT ~~
rnc?? id us!t?
rut * Hnmtco
With tfcxr American Acmy on the
Sedan Krwrit?Reports 1 mit the c^tf^
tre of the American lirre1 are to tiWfc
effect.that the town of Moazon is ?n
fire and t&at part of Se<<s&V-is burua
ing.
Its footing well ostabli>A?<l'east *f4
the Mouse, che Americano Army ha*
forced its *.uy along: both? banks ?t*
the river, imtill it was Asrfhin snci
miles of StMhn caid latv news em
Saturday. |
Notwithstanding" the fat f4 that tliej
Germans hare put In frestii division*. {
(the Americ.nr and Prench troops con j
jtihue their ?frim advance. \Iurva-iK \
\ north of th ? FYoya fine arcci east of i
Dun, was 1'-rac.hed rn the aftcrnoui.
and operations abocrt the heights 't)
the cast of redan well uncferrway.
While the* Americans asev . cutting
in toward tho foe's vital Sedan-Met'/v
lino, the 13 lfish, further west, at e
four miles .vtthirr the truiic line ouvi- ;
I needing Northern France and tor- >
i rainc, threatening to divide the *ne !
nty's forcc-s. into three confused x\- I
mics, with precarious rouils of re- i
treat.
As a result of the ntenttee ott rite
flanks, tire Germans are* refc"r?mtdng j
fast in the center, leav ftg guu?; and :
supplies. Following fast on ejiom,
\ the French foried nhvud fVorrr five
| to sev^fi miles from Guise tie the
point of their junction* with *i\e American
forces west of tile ."Vl^rso..
o
\V. H. Chryst reontrly nstVrnecl to
Charleston, where he has. a position
with one of the luzjjher- companies.
:MOC UNI
jiUL mi
st everythin;
mere all the \
to tt
vc on hand plenty of fence wire
-full carload of buggies and ro
Suano now on hand?and a carl
:nty of groceries, rice, f
icoats, fall amd winter (
eral bales of white and colored
), so that many articles are bein
d you will purchase at any of re
>11 the International Harvester C
< Cutters, Mowers and Hay Ral
s, Guns, Axes, saws, Plows, Gu;
of other articles that the farme
Y ONLY WHAT IS NECESSARY
Y BONDS AND WAP, SAVINGS
pcnonr
ULUHUL
A
4 lp, ooowm, m. o.
Iway;
ism is Blood
tisro until you qTJmsg your tfaed of
the gwma thafi* cause the* toaeatfw.
& g. S. has nevs^ltod an etgniH as a
blood purifier ata)^ior<? of aitfexer*
say that it has clWttfltoed^their fittaafoi'
Rheumatism, an?il removed1 a ill fcaaa
of <k disease from^theirsystem;Cat
a bottle of^SC ?L Si alt yotrr
dkniflr store, and 0ft- on the: .right
treatment to-day. If tyotr war# spc - *
oial medical advice,%ymr can ob4rindts
tree hy addressing IfcAfeat'Director,
23> Swftfc Lafcgratg ^Atlanta* <?u. j j
FALSE PEACE REPORPS 1
GAUSEEIGITEMIHt
lV*w Y<wrfcr Nov. 77i?False* iw|prl-5o'';
that, Geroaiany ha<n! accepted' the |
terms- of the armistice and? that 5
fighting* fcocifi ended itPew the *xmn-< i
try into1 at delirium last Thursday
and turmrd out to :lfe?e the greatest,
hoax v?f rawuit years.- i
CXtfmial assurances ult'at the report
was false failed to cfikck the .dhiost
riotauHt dfaaaxsmstraticvB^ which swenU,
over many American cities artt millions
of Americans will not Wnow
how they wore fookr-i.'
After cabling to i'Ya?ce taud're^
ceiving an- official reply, Se rotary 1
l\arising fcocri tlie state department
in Washington issuerthis slaifcraent.
1 L .J 1*^T " *
in.s:s rnuay:"The
report tlut^ the armistice!
witlh Germany had -:ev?n signed:'is not ?"
Use. When it re*ci*bd the -.impart- i
m??nt. o?f state thi? morning ati ih-'j
<1 iiry was at on^e dispatched to ,j
L^ciris. At 2:01 o\ VJek this aitemoou: <
a telegram in reply co that ot'Thfc department
was re??dVed frc*? Parte;,;
It stated that th k->armtetiCc :* hail iur.
I yet been signed and ' that the
man. representatives wouhp not mett
Marshal Koch tntiF f> p. m. Pa im (
tins*-, or 12 noo?r-Washington tilno,'" j
$100 Reward, $/00
Catarrh is a 1<:<ma disease, treatly iirffb- I
1 rn.-cd by cons',tutional *aidltions, It ;
' therefore requh&s constitutional "cn4&t- t
1 ment. IT ALL'F CATAUFJI MEpICiNE
I is taken intern njly and a^tp th.'ouijfe- the |
| lilood on tho M i^ous S\iv>av>*s of tbfc Syet>
tern. HALL'S OAT A RJRH MEtitClNK
| destroys the otrndntlor* of the dfcjeos&w
i gives the pat s*ren$?4i by Improving
! the general hvalth and, resists n.aturo In
i doing its wovjfii $100.(tt> Cor any wise of i
Catarrh tl *? HAUc'8 CATARRH
! MEDICINE v(tl\9 to
; Druggists Vc*. TesttwonlalB fr**
1 F? J. Cheq^yribi. Co^ TTeledo. Q'nlOw
Sefory
I that is m
way from the
ic grave
i, and I am lookincj; every day f
adcarts?full carload of cottonoad
of seed Oats expected any
:L0UR, MEAL, MEAT, GRITS,
iLOTHING FOR CHILDREN, BO>
Homespun and Ginghams pureh;
ig sold below the present wholes
ly three stores*
Company line of Mowers and Ra
kes, one and two-horse Grain [
wo Distributors Cotton and Cor
irs need,
r TO HAVE AND PUT YOUR SI
STAMTS.
I. HOLIDAY
Lynor
FOREIGN ITEMS11
GATHERED AND CONDENSED
POR EASY READING
The Franco-Am*?4can operations
west of the Meuse since November ^
4 have shaken the pivot apon which
the entire German sdfreat turns.
America and the aftfaar are planning;
to cooperate in making available
so far as possible fond* ami other sup >
plies necesary for tboftiVea of the demoralized
civilian pop*iktiioa in enen
ly countries. *
y
In Beaumont 50^ tfiencfo civilians *
".v ere treed after 'Mir. years' fiei
aitirt occupation of tarbiiv tinwrar.
{
The terms on whiiih' Gbmnamy may *
ln?> peace have be?nnulhlii??WfcF. ^
Meanwhile the Cihrman anmics in *
Stalgiura and Franuei- are 6eiing do- j
SnutedL
j
-Large numbers of towns*, have been .
a??ruin.te<i by the aibftkl' tfcmrps..
HOW ARMISTIGE
PARTY ARRIVED
E1iris.?Describing; thv- arrival of '
tltr; German envoys at the French jj
!ln es the Intra nsigeanfc. says the au-I
Urmobiles carried white flags and5
were preceded t>y a trumpeter. Some
I^Veoeh soldier .under an officer ajr
preached lhei? on the road just out
V d( the lines.
The dele.pii?s established th*iiN
"identity and showbill their credtHK
iials. The eyes of tile members of
the German party were then blindfolded
and the dedicates; procc-i^.ed
to the pi no wheier they spent th<
night.
The CiMipuny of' German road
me nders which aoconnp<anied envoys
d r ;not cross Ifce line?.. Th?
party started early in the omrning
for the fYenelu headquarter*. Go' i.
Winto'.*;0dt itml; Gen. von Ghuen/ ?el
wore uniforms of the fleet. Maitb ias
Erzbuger ar*M Cc?unt v*m <.(t>pirW orfT
were -in plaito civilian ?dres*$.
ided by our
cradle
or a fcjfload of
seed meal?full
day..
LARD, surrs
CS AND GIRLS.
ased months and
>ale prices. Call
kes, Disk HarJriiis,
Hardware
n Planters, and
JRPLUS MONEk
3 STORES
Galivants Ferry
ULOMEL DYHAM1ES
A SLUGGISH UVEA
Into souirbito^ making
Ton iick and ?fm?ltaa a
day's \9?>ck.
CkMtnM * salivate; t? '! Itfes nwtaryi
Calomel at<* like dynamite on a slug1
? /lalmhinl ?AmMl inL/l
JIJ5WJ llVUI ^ Tf HVII l MUIIIVI ^Mraa.vM
:orv?ict with sour l^r.Ut crashes into
t, tumsimg cramping and nausea..
Id yy?m .fed bilioihoiiflduhy, con*tiputtKlt
ira) all knocked cut, just go
,o 30iur:druggist and<?qfc y*. bottle of
[>edtonNk Liver Toae-Jor a few cents
A'hu'h iK a harmlejixyegetaiile sitlSfcU;ut?
for c?angero>4tf;!calarm?h' Take at,
>po??nfulJ and if il*.dQb&n'y. start you if ^
iv*r?.aiwi straighten- yoxmp. better
im< nuicker tha tiwifcity ealomei and
kvi&ittut making yoU/.siclir., youi just
?<;: back and get .your
:.f you take c t&toel tu?JAy you'll be
sianf ajid . nauseated^ tomorrow; besjiWi,
it may iaiivnte vt>uj while *f
? Dndspn^1 Liver Ton* you,.^
w'll wake up '^fUnK great, full
auionion and ready for wojrk ^ind
pi fr y. It's hatusfcLe&a, pleasnat and
tufrfe to give.;? childttarc; tlioy like it.
udv.
6?8JWicafTERMS .
FROM GENERAL FOGH
?
A German armistice delegation
left Bcrlift for tlv; western front.
Germany can iJuve peace on the
terms a id principles enunciated by
Preside** Wilsou, but must pay an
ernorm/?s indemnity for the wanton
do?*ruction wrought by its f-TCHs
on lardy ojn sea and in the air. The
German government is so inf jrined
in tha note from Secretary 1 ijnsing
row ot\ its way to Berlin aiuu which
announces that Marshal Koch has
been authorized by the governments
of cho United States and the Allies
"to- receive properly acccrdiated representativcK
of the German governV.^
ment and to communicate to them*
the terms of the armistice," under
which hostilities can be- bought to
arr end; x
Terms of the armist^fee may not beI
!made public until thei>o acceptance or|
! rejection by Germany,
Ill Germany's spokesmen already.,
i have acquiesced it\, the terms and
principles as laid down by President
Wilson. By accepting the armistice
they woulU' agree in advapco
to the qualifications made by theAllies
and, consequently, much of
the real work of the peace conference
will have been completed ip.
vance.
WANfraCREATE~
ANOTHER COUNTY
Governor Manning has- received a
petition from citizens of Barnwell
and Hampton Counties* asking for
the appointment of a commission
and the ordering of an election to
pass on the question of forming a
new county, to be known as Allen
County, with Allendale as the county
seat. _ '
.... - r I
i n<; proposed county would bo
formed from portions of Barnwell
and Hampton. Its area would bo
approximately 412 square miles,, 1
with a population of about 15,000. j
The assessed taxable property contained
therein is $2,000,000. i
?-? r
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
destroys the malarial (terms which are transmitted ^
to the blood by the Malaria Mosquito. Price flhc. J
by having them properly frfractodj
and glasses accurately fitted
CONWAY?OFFICE DAYS?Every?
(Saturday at Horry Drug Store. I
MULLINS? OFFICE DAYS?Every J
Monday, Main Street, No. 10. 1
Yours for service,
Lycurgus A. Woodruff, G. Op?J
Optometrist. 1
RUB-MY-TISM]
Will cure your Bhenmaiismj
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramp*]
Co.io, Sprains, Bruises, Cujy and!
Burns, 0\d Sores, Stings of iwectl
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne* used in*
ternally and externally. Price 25c1
O' Columbians
turned out in large
numbers to prepare for the enforce
ment of the "work or fight" law reI
cently enacted by city council. \