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IT WAS ASHAME There is one particularly distressing feature of thc action of Great Britain and Germany in declaring war on each other, lt wounds us deep ly. If they were gohi?? to declare war at all they should have done so in time for the afternoon papers. Seven o'clock in the evening is no time to declare war.-From an afternoon paper. The Intelligencer is giving the full Associated Press report of pro gress of the European war in addition to Daily Bulletin Reports. Add to this th? news of South Carolina politics. And can't you see what an absorbing and interesting edition each issue of The Intelligencer will be for the next few months at least? In view of the general interest and to demonstrate to you that The Intel ligencer prints all the news we make this special offer: For a Limited Time Only we will Have The Intelligencer Delivered at your Door by Mail or Carrier 3 Months for A Photo by A mor I can Pr ?SB Association. Servian Soldiers Are Brave Fighters Servia maintains only 30,000 men in times of peace, bnt she has mobilized ell of her mnlo population trained to bear arms, nnd the number is 324,000 men. The Servian, army is largely composed of yeteraus with a spleuitl? morale and a record of first rate achievement in the Balkan wura This Offer Applies to New Subscribers Only O O OO0?0000 0 O0O0O o o o UNCLE DAVE'S LETTER, o ? . ; . . i-. ?. o ooooooooooooooooo How to Ki? a f hnrch. ' Tho >chprch os a whole is hold In High esteem by ali mon. Hut tho in dividual constituency is often doubt oil. This is brought about by tho failure of tho members to comprehend that each of them advertise tho whole. Carelessness on tho part of christian >plo Is tho church's w?rst foo to iy. It is my purpose to lllumlno tho ,Ath that^many tread. There aro th roo ways* to quench Oro., ^ First, smother ll. I can but Illu Irdtn this by a christian sceno of my boyhood. The.old church was having ito Christmas cheer (or tree). It was packed, Tho cbmlng'of Santa with bk, cottoa covered coat and great pack pail brought tho climax to tho Joyous hour'.' Suddenly Santa's cap touohod ?'..tiny taper and a terrible tragedy started. Ho stood a living fire. Men lost their senses. Women . screamed find fought; Costly.' windows , werd crushed, doors woro BWopt from their Sages and a score of legs and arm's oro broken. &.pn'iV. .ono, man in that vast throng hod prosancn of mind nnough to oct. ile, caught UP "overcoats and robes, and Anally t.-ocoodrd in wrapping them about poor Santa mun the cruel flamas had been, smothered.. Bnt hot galil they .had sent, their .deadly fernen Into tho lungs of our splendid Sunday' school superintendent, ' who was our Santa that night. How smother a church? Put U on k- "purely-^'commercial footing; Wrap tho cloak of ? .worldliness, about it. /.?fldga In tho pastor with instructions to wink ut tho moro common sinful '.bracticesV: Tell him that you want no' poor people lu' Ute nows. Agree With tho worldling who tells you that .tba lodges ore far superior to the Church*VWlpe out. ell dividing lines between worldliness and churchliness. Lot church folks do everything that ?un-church folks do. Fill church of floes'-With worldliness, and let the preacher count them. . I think that : you can easily extinguish- the, warmth and glow that and church noa hod. > Second, lot tho jfiro burn. oct. Woa? torn; Arpirlcmen employ th?B method. When great' flambs thrchton to swoop tho county or stato, they ruah forth with .teams and plows and surround : t^io 'c^nCagrailon';:."-.jrh? fires , slowly". ? cat themselves to death. To lot' tho . church . fires burn out, don't odd tue) to. , .them, Stay away from the,'Sunday Behool, tho prayer ;hitar,',the- preaching programmes. ?Let , ??ar little trille keep you away, Stay homo an entertain worldly company, r&ftat^?&ves a floe ImfcreoBloo of you? Ofert?" ^ your unsaved' Condoi) Let' the 'clouds or the boat Srjihe;eold bo ?ocr excuse. May an< ,p^r;Me?VU)8 -.only perfect, -jii&atlis for *hurcb-go.dg., You stay ;sfWroy thc other ten. . If your church ;?JWes oro low, eec if yo* haven't, plow '3:-* ?d deep furrows of indifference, neg lect and foolish faith about it. Thirdly? throw cold water upon the Pira. Thia lost is the most common method of quenching thc lire. Water l3 flro'B master, ye together they do make a powerful combination. How can I throw cold water upon the church? If you go regularly, never ask any ano to go with you. Act os though you wore ashamed. . I know c Sun lay Behool superintendent who has Ilassed my home every Sunday for the past ten years and has never invited me to his Sunday school or church. Always come to church late. Never come enthusiastically. Always take a back. seat. Don't look pleasant; re member you are in church. Remem ber, you will have to sit here one Hour, and t>r> air munt be perfect Last week you sat in a dead stuffy show house for three hours and paid for the privilege and never noticed the rotten air. Of course thc preacher 1B hbt perfect, so go after him. His lifo 1B pure, his heart warm ned he comes; burdened with the heartaches of tho" stck, tho poor, tho aged. Yes, go after tho preacher. Tell him how dead tho church ls: (Why not tell him how long you have been dead?) Nev? or thank him for tho1 hours he has spent pouring over 'his PUROS. He must conto mew- every service. Whon the service is over, revcamber .. tho church is no place, to be friendly, pon't shake hands with any one. Boah out as you would at the theatre Ono would think tho building was on flrb by tho way our churches empty those days. On thc way .home don't lot any ono sus pee that yon have been at church.: Try not to pay any attention to the' church altor you leave it,- Don't refer tb it all week. Never admit that lt ima any, claim upon your time,' thought,- talent, pray er or money. Keep every cent you can away from" tho church. Poverty ls a sur? path to humility s Then, don't 'forgive any one. . Forgiving heals, hurts. So don't be charitable. If you read church literature, lt may enthuse you, and yon will want to do moro for its groat' enterprises. Why should you read church literature? It is not necessary for you to keep Informed concerning the; movements of its .millions of members,'-thousands of pastors I and. hundreds bf millions of, dollars invested Iii church institu tions. U you read church papers, you' might get rome idea of the mag nitude of the church. Out ot your ig norance you can throw a constant stream of cold water upon tho flory ?pal pf.t?'c church. My r. frlonds, whether, you help or hinder, the butirch of dod. is .here to stay, lt -vas imprisoned, barned' at the stake, and persecuted unto strange .'cities long before you tried your little hand, tn one of your homes I saw a baby picture. At first lt seemed that the tiny fellow waa sitting all alono, mit on closer view I-saw a strong hnnd reaching from behind firmly grasping |h6 Child's dress. Behind thc dim unknown, StandeUrGod within the shadow, SUDDEN SHOCKSI Impuro Ute System, Shorten Life and] Do tirent Hmm. . If you knew that you could euro yourself or your child of a malignant disease by tho use of dynamite, would you take the chance? Calomel acts on tho sluggish liver | Uko dynamity on the solid rock. It shocks and upsets tho. organs j and works much harm as proven by| Its after effects. . Modern science has discovered - al vegetable substitute that produces all tho desired- substituto that produces | nil tho desired effects of calomel with, out tho shock'or after troubles. It| ls so harmless the' ".elds may be tak en Into the system immediately aftor I tho medicine without fear ot after el-1 fleets. .'It rids liver, kidneys and bowles ot all poisonous . ar cumulations ' and leaves the patient .eellng now and strong. CARSWIELL'S" VER-ACTD Is xon salo nt Frlerson'r Pharmacy Belton. S. C., at 60 cents f" a large, bottle. . The purchase price * ll be refunded in full If you find lt v latlsfactory,. Keeping v. - A\ above his own. ' Tho-char *i " was tho" first .Institu tion after V i home. Tho school? is a | sprout. L* / and government aro tho i legitimate . Itlldren. Israel forgot God j and now 1 ? bas no nation.- . - Nation -.?er nation lias tried to get along without God, and tholr record; ls written In ono word-doomed. O. Church or tho Spirit, back to the old landmarks of faith, service, sym pathy sancltlty. < ! UNCLE DAVEL i ' .'..'?' ; . O. O. O. C. O. O. O. O. O. O. ?. b .o o o i O;.'' IVA NEWS. . o ?V .'. . o o', ?. p. o. o. o. o. b. o. o. o. o. ,o .Iva, AuguB? 6.-A groat many from Iva > -wended;. tiioir : way ^to j ..Carsw^U Wednesday and spent the day inshuk lng hands and' talking politics with j their friends. They report An on joy-j ablo tints. . I Miss Anni? Beatty loft. Wednesday I for Col urania.,to ?pend several, weolfs, :r Mra. Maggie McCoWn, bf Anderson, la spending . ?cme time bete at the home of ,T. B. Mojudln. ?lair, and Mrs. Luther. Long, of New berry, and Mrs. M. E. Hall, of Ladr eas, aro visiting .their niece, Mys. "w. W. Beaty. . . '.'?(& Red. JTG. Lbw, tv ?>; bf Walhallh, Will preach . in the\- Presbyterian church hore next Sunday morntr.gaud t?vepin?. ' ' ; Rov. W. A. McAuley. of fep?rtan bnrg, attended the, S. S.. conference hero last Tuesday. ! Dr. J. Wbtsott is a bufcirioss'T?S ttor in Columbia this week. W. W. Bradley, of Aiken, prlvato] secretary to Hon. "Wyatt Aiken, spent several hours kora Wednesday hi the Interest of his chief. Misses Minnie Pennell ot Lowndes villo is spondlng the week with her sister Mrs. S. M. McAdams. ? Miss Susie Patterson of Mt. Carmel, was a visitor in town a Short while thia week Miss Pearl Beaty was shopping in Anderson Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean of Deana spent ? fow days hore this week with relatives. Mr. Glonn Hoskin of Chester is on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baskin. Misses Hossie and 'Myra Leo Coch ran Of Calhoun, oro tho guests this week bf MIBS Pearl Southcrl?nd Messrs.' Thoa. J. nankin and' W.: T. A. Sherard are attending the ramie rs' chautauqua, which ls in session this week at Wllllnma'ton. ' '. s-'" ' " ' Dr,. Edwin Hull, of Atlanta, IB here for a few days... .Mr. Ai; V. Harries ;a?)d children, of Lowndeavlllo, were In town" a few honr? Wednesday; ,;' 1 ; -W. D. McLean,' of Spartanburg, is the guest of his ir lend, W. Frank Mc Gee. . 'Tlev. J. W. Garrison of 'Anderson was in town one day this week. Mrs. J. .E. Harper-'oft San Antonio. Texas, who has been spending some time hero with her sister, Mrs.' J. E. Brownlee lett thia'week, for Due Weat to visit relatives, before returning homo. Misses Mabel and Winnie' Bold ore spending tho week-ot Storevllle with their cousins, Misses M, E. and L. E. Jackson." \: AS~ APOLOGY MADE Dispatch Sent Emperor of . C(erm?>y Begaettlng mswrnrtcsy (Shown' ' Amb6ssad?i. . y Wt - , >?:? (By Associated Press.) ; London, August KC.-rrThe German nmbapsador at London. Pr'ace Lich nowsky, who left England! today,', ad dressed a te?ogratt? bo the /British govr eminent expressing lila thanks tor tho "great cdhfteBy shown UB drfflng-(Qur journey." j ... '^--?Iti. Merila dlspa^h says.thqt before the -jparture of'thc British, ambassa dor from the oGrman capital, Fjhp?ror William sent an<#Uio do camp, to ex * pres? the rogrotirof ??l* ,a#es^,b& cause of tho excess* commit tpd against tho British e m bassy/, Sir ^JflfWMft: Goshen in reply said-he woe tlnmkful for tho solicitude-shown him by tho German government. Harwich, EngljlndiiAugnst e.-^-When the Germen ambassador and bis. suite, numbering one hundred- persons, a ' rived here late today e contingent of the rifle brigida-received; them jand presented arms.J Tito ambassador In reply to tho honcri raised his hat. ?' - A young German in th? crowd shouted: "God save German!" . There . waa no- disturban ce. '. - . M-' -ul?!:' ?:, , ooooooooooooooooooo o SIX AND TWENT? o r * ooooooooooooooooooo Pendleton, August 6.-MoBt of our larmer* have completed tho task o;' plrwing the.t crops fer this seaton and are sitting up' in the shade en, joy.tj, themselves entln? ft\. f . ?iclons and peaches.' ; Our series of meetings hogan n't thia place S ii inlay, August, 2nd and is to extend through the week until Sun day, August 9. ! . It is announced that there :is to be a singing school to start at this place August 17 under the supervision ol I Prof. Milford, i W.-C. Pepper of Anderson spent last .Thursday night with S. I. Richey., j Leo El rod, Jr., of Reiser wasvisiUng pur section last Sunday. ' " . Six and Twenty- and Pendleton ball teams arc. to cross bats on the local diamond next Saturday afternoon. Come but, everybody, and, root for tho locals. j Tito party that'baa returned from the .fish in g trip upon Keowee reports i a nico time. ; . .Crops have much' improved since the recent rains. I : Mr. Paul Mahnffey, who maj been' spending the past week al^Pelzpr, ,r?. : turned to\hts homo Saturday. . 1 Mr. Walter Mulllkin ^ a#?; mothor made a business trip to Sandy Springs lust Saturday. Mr. and ., Mrs^ Jenso McAllister. of WUllamstbn wore visiting tho latter's 1 parents last Saturday and Sunday. The greatest topic In our Beetle;; ; politics. If you seo two persona moe who haven't seen ono another lb dyer :so. long, they moy' t?ko time enough/to nb akc. Hands, but thjby haven't time to i ask how , each other lg getting alon? until-after they diSCUSH polittca or ask ! "Who'sr your':m?nt . for Bpnate?" I dont hear ":nameb bf candidates for office mentioned but.Uleaso and: Smith. I Governor Blease must be an awful ?terror in,' ibo.' political. ! arenal i V???b years ago you beard nothing talked lin polices;but.Bleaso ono- Jones. We hav?l more x>ffl.cea In. thia ?tate tuan "Everj|x>dy may say whatevefr they am going to veto fpr Cole^ Blet?se. L Best wishes to tho .Daily rptelll* Igoncer.' f%- R, . ' SENATE APJOtmXED .Death of Mrs.'WilVob Canned' Abrupt ' - Adjournment Witobut-Decision Itt - .V' Canal!Act.-'- .'Vf' : Washington; ': Aug; : 6.>Mr^?':-;iBenate was about to reach a vote- late today on the bill to amend tho. Panama cabal act to admit foreign, built ships, tb American register7 because ot ;the (European crisis, when the session! 5 wis abruptly adpourhed owing ta, tho d?aWof?rarWilsbb.1 j . Amendments have been adopted,*? pr?vido that . tba ,ProsUlec.t, .may, whenever In his- .discretion,. he thinks domestic trade rcaulfca.R.jofrmlt for-j We Hav< conning m almoe! latest shipment: -C OL ? Come in and lei They are 1914 f We have a nt* buggies oign ships of American register to en ter tte .coastwise trade and to author ise tho American Rod .Cross to.cuar ter a chip to.corry tho American flag, nib bill probably will bc passed to morrow.* > Tho SbnnteVhCld no executive ses sion to consider thc nomination 'of Pan! M. Warburg, of Now Yorkv-arid Frederick, A, Delano.. of Chicago, as members of tho Federal roser ve board. o o O O o o o o o o ooo ? o o fi- THE DAY IN CONGRESS * ?? ?' ? ? ? . ? ' ? o o o o o o o ooo o o o ooo o > ?\;Woohlngton,:?bg. O.^?bat? Wt at .^?"t ny ; ' ? ?.'?/' - -__ s; Petitions. pouTed-JnJ for tba. passage of the. bUl/^^rommro > ' restrictions ??tos t ?bips. e?efcing Am pf ican, rog ta ri V w. . '.' '. Senator Kern < announced the death Of Mrs? Wilson. h> Adjourned ?at; r>:2G p. m., until H a. m. Friday. . House mot at noon. ? Thb railway pay bili woo debated'. ,'A resolution; of sympathy for, P^es-, TehtrrWllson wan passed, "t^presentatlv? .Underwood rtnuouh i tho death of Mrs. Wilson. AdJourncds.pt 5.20 p. tn,, until U'?i . Friday. - ." Buggies : every day the . being a car of M B U S : na ?how them/ sc. line of Pony Five Lots Near the New Glenn Street School. OUT OF TH B* THIRTY-FbUfi; GLENN LOTS, WE HA VE ONLY FIVE LEFT, WHICH WE WILL SELL-?T ONCE. r-;.tf^fti; . IF YOU WANT ONE OF THESE COME! NOW; WE . ARB; SELF ING ;??THESE'' LOT?V ON ??Sf TEfLMS -: Aji$y> THEYv ' WON/T LAST LONG. '?_ .'? \ ?HOB. ?? CARTWRIGHT, K i BecUngPept,