Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The MADCAP QUEEN Loa-ing the graybeards to prctect the women as best they might, Dana and the young ofilcer set out at a run in the wake of the peasanL Through gro es of giant trees, along a tangled way they plunged, startling tlie shy deer that bounded away among the ,thickets, until at last a clearing (Its closed the little foresters' settlement. Out they caio Into the moonlight, nearly a scoro of inen, staring wide eye( at the hitruders. A few words and the company was gathering. "Now back, and heaven grant we are not too lato!" gasped the young o(li cer; and the party started backward along the wty. Dana led them. They reached the hunting lodge. Thank God the party was there, rally. Jng to meet them, and still secure. "Hadn't we better wait till morn Ing?" babbled the grand chancellor. "Follow me!" shouted Dana, and ran before them, waving a revolver which he had acquired-lie never 'knew how. They were in the rock tunnel again, iproceeding slowly, as they needs must, to guide their steps by the light of the flickering torches. Looking back time and again during that Journey Dana could see the queen among her maids, and the sweet features of the maid of honor whom he loved. Sometimes her eyes caught his, and there seemed a message of hope in then which thrilled him even in that moment. At last the parsago ended. They cliste'ed at the head of the secret stairs. Very cautlously the young of fleer drew hack the sliding panel in the floor. Instantly a loud sound reached the ears of the party. ]Iut it was not i the shouts of men. It was the snorea of sleepers. In fact, Prineo INTendrickc's mena. who had been drinking freely throughout the afternoon, had, upon gaining the empty palace, at once inade free use of the wines laid out for the guests, with the inevitable result. Very quietly the party assembled within the anteroom. Only the ieast rustling of the wonn's robes be trayed their presence. The grand chancellor tried to persuade them to remain in the vault, but vainly. They pushed past him and the gray old man, the last to enter, followed and .puslie:l back tho secret door. Trhe snoring soinded louder. It came from tie ballroom. Creeping for ward the resetters saw a dozen men, Prince Ilendrick's comrades, about a table, their heads resting upon their arms, asleep. Suddenly somebody-some solitary sentry--called. Instantly the raider were on their feet, groping for their revolvers, and 6taring stupidly at the attacking foresters. And at their head, the first to recognize the situa. tion, was Hendrick. He saw the predicament and, draw ing his sword, leaped forward with a cry. Ils eyes fell upon Dana. Mad with rage, lie rushed at him to cut him down. Instantly the vast room was filled with a struggling mob. Revolvers cracked and through the drifting smoke Dana saw his adversary striv ing fiercely to get at him. Then suddenly Prince Ihendrick pitched forward and fell, and his fol lowers broke and streamed away in panic-stricken flight. Somebody raised the body of the fallen tuan. It could be seen at a glance that lhe was (lead, A shout, a triumtphant bodyguard aroundi~ the queen. Atnd Dana tutrnedi, to see, in silk andl ertmine, amid now wearing the diamontd coronet upron her btrows-the imiad of hotnor of the afternoon; IFlaine. the mtadeatp and prank-loving princets. "I fer majest~y wvill be uplon lher hal cony w~itin an houtr,"' whtisner'ed the girl wvhomn Dana had thuitglht t he qucemn. And, an hour aft erv:ard, Dana, standing betteath th ie baleen v, lrookal~ up ite the beatming eyes of her v.home he hiad restoredi to hlet'rt ued thoniue. Th'len, beens re the tnight 's romnfe lntist have itsi seq tn'l in th It'prosalo I tiny, and a queen mutst mate with a. prinice, Dana tutrnedl awvay. The Amttet icant was wvise enough to knowv that thte memtiory of a treasu redi love is bietter thatn the slow~ dlisfllutshinment of shiat. tored ho~pes. hnt Dana kcnewv It. wouild be0 many a day before lie would forget the sight of Qtueen Ilaint, stnding upon her balcony in the moonlight., with his white rose uon her breast, C.ome- into s fthe be~ itst iFruit .lrs S I' E.\Tl'hEllSTs'r i & hNIU(iiT .\t i~linei s nii Lai w lniiiures. S. C. formil at ('t-partunerI;hipt for' ithe praeL tint (of law, at l.aturtent;, 5'. C. ntesdai of'n u ek att ,:mrt ens aind wvi!l comzut over at .sich 0 lther' ttimes as inecess'narty. tion. Oilie' ovi l'timel'to llank ('. C'. lFeathnerstone, W.T iJ. Knighglt, Cures Old Sorss, Other Romaaoles Won't Cure,, The worst ensees, nio iunatter of how tong standing, aire cured by the wocnderful, old reliabule Dr. Porter's Antiseptfic llendtngc Oil, it relieves Pain anid Heals at the seine time. 25c, 50c, t0.00 New Hjarbter Shopi, 4iir. C. II Ilayes announced yester (lay that lie will opent uip his niew~ htar ber shop ntext to the city mtar'ket Fri day tmorning and will be ready~ to eeot his frinnds FAVORABLE REPLY EXPECTED SOON Gerrnany's Aniswer' Wil Be Satisfac tory Is P'rediction Made in Officeal Statement from (>lerard. Washington, Juno 28.-Favorable reply from Germany to the last American note concerning submarino Wareare an1d tile slnkiig of the 1181 Vaiin was predicted Iin an ollicial dit., iatch fromn AnIIIlhassador Gerard today. The state departnuent t ransmitted the Cintiliiention to President. Wison at Cornilsh. Tle ambassador did not attempt to outline the fortheonilng German note, but described the atmosphere in Lerin olliclal quarters as favorable to a satisfactory reply. lie referred to the visit of Dr. Anton Meyer-Ger hard, the emissary of Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador, pointiig out that the amnbassador's in Jormation apparently had impressed the Gerian government that the United States did not want. war with Gernany, but desired a satisfactory reply to her original demands. The fact that Ambassador Gerard took occasioni to redlct iiformially the nature of the reply was regard ed as sign ificalnt In ollleial qiuarters here. where it was pointed out that the anihassador's forecasts in the past had been'i conservative aid coln sisteli n. The text of the last (1einiran notte hore out his redi'tion.4. Amb alss ado . Gerard understaids the Cirmnni olliclal purpose to he to iiake no tiiessionis which will af feet tie use of stibiiniies as a lieans1:i of varriig onl the coninerce of Great liritain. but to propose soilue way by which American lives and legitimiate interests will be sale guardel. Ollicials here have 110 hinlt as to the muetlods by whilch this ob.ject is to be attain ed, but from previ'ous dIs 'natlies it is assimed an arrange mentI will be suggested whereby Ger man su blna rines would cease attacks on ships of any natiolnality primarily used for passenger tiavel, while coil tiniiiig to wage vigorois warfare oi enemy ships devotedl cliefly to the tIansporta tIon of coiitrabanad. It is niot known whether it Is proposel to give passeniger shtitps complete im in111ity or whether assu ralnes will be asked that If signaled by a sub narine for visit antI search they will offer no resistance. Nn intimation has come to the state depart menit as to when the Ger man note will reach here, but it is be lieved the communication will be completed within ten days. Why not send in your subscription renewal TODAY? Don't put it off any longer. Thirty-Six for 25 Cents. Dr. King's New Life Pills a-e now supplied In well-corked glass bottles, containing 3 sugar coated white pills, for 25c. One pill with a glass of water before retiring is an average dose. Easy and pleasant to take. Effective and positive in results. Cheap and ec(onotmical to use. Glet a bottle today', take a (dose tonighit-youir constipiation wi'll Ible relieved In the morning. 36 foir 250, at all druggists. Whyli not sendl in youir subscr5(iplt Ion rnew'al TOIt)AYX~? lion't put it off any lmger. PA i'('ll" An Fnat Ire ('irenus wias lii redl to 31ake' this P'le ire.. ('omting to Id le flonr Iualindy. IIitn in in''rt .\iondua~y at the' Ibile' I Ittir, foiii liar t of thei story's act Ion. Ina or' deri lto give the tofteriig ('vtery possaibtle P'icture torpnloration,1, whoi protduced lnvitted loeita society at i-an lRafael to iingle wvith thei aiiidiente wvhilst the tirtcus scent's were beling ill med, so hat wheIn vou look at those tatt (if lt' film which inlehile these scn'e.4 (f i ciius lift', you niay lbe sure that you nit ltokliig at Ithe real thing. W. nit' all lovers of! the c'rirts uhi an;I C'ahhag1e Paitch"' we enin liv'e oir i' ovinig Tlhe it d ramal'I is aable tif reg texperii'itnc' have~ tested this ti. antI in ''.\lrms. Wlggs of the ('abbiage P'atli'' thle Alm play coatipr'eeds thne gamut het weon Inughte:- antd tonars. It Is liardt to say whethleri thle pathos or' lie lhumior I redlomiIinates2, orn whetht'r t he (.1e ori th lither b w~Ill he miore pleasinig to1 the aii encee. Youi S hvte two ex ('elt linally symipathlet ic femiale tbar' aetes tin sight, ".\irs. Wiggs," layed by3 lilanich Chapmnan, and "Iovey Marmy", which gIves thet bieautfiul lien tri/ Michhelena the chance of iiresent lng herself in a sIngularly lpleasintg iar't, that of a s 1ntiuchi though su ffer' ing girl, if Mrs. Wlggs is the good angel of the driamal, then Loivey Mary is its goodl fairy and a very winsome faIry she appears in the nieture'.--Adv. THE. OAKL New Oakland S Model "32" at IN designing this new Oaklar have met the demand for a car del which added nothing to the endur comfort of the passengers. They 1 car with every advantageous rnec found on high priced cars. And so well did they plan thal at $795---the first real, fuIl=sized E than $1000. toominess and The Oakland Six will seat, five pa ssengers com itiding' Comfort fortably without crowding. The driving comli pa'tlent has plenty of leg rooi, even for a tall man. The tonneau is deep anid extra wide, the real seat. nicasur ing IG Inches. 'Ile cushlions and upliolstery aire deepl and soft, giving real comfort to the pamssengers. The timm1nn ing is genui ne machine-buffed leather. Gr'eat Stren'ith The Oalkland principle of sturdy construction with Light Weiuht wit.h light w\eight is exemplified in this new todel. ,The car weighs less than 2100) pounds, which, means for (tie owner, low upkeepi cost, great tire and gaso line miileage. Power and Speed The Oakland-Northway Six cylindeir motor will develop 30 to 35 horsepower. It has all tle flexibility and smooth running (qualities a Six should have and is very responsive to the throttle. Low Center of Like all Oakland models, the weight of this car (Gravity is carried low to the ground. This prevents side-sway and skidding, which wear out tires and rack the frame and driving mechanism. rfhis low center of gravity makes the car easier to handle and more comfortable to ride in. Vacuum Gasoline The Oakland-Stewart Vacuum Casoline Feed is System absolutely automatic. You can forget you have it on the ear. No air pump to get out of order or leaky pressure lines. Positive, even flow of gasoline to the carburetor at all times and on all grades. Increases the mileage LAURENS MOTOIR Laurens, South Carolina ('ittin fori Lettte'rs of' .\dmnit rationi. Stat'' of Sout~h (Carolinia, \\hereas, W. P'. Fuiler and . .\. Nels~oni have titli suitt to mea, to gran t,* 3 ,~ S e t ofI S.\tArn and tFuller. Theiise are'( thtieefore, to (ite atal :olmon~tishi a: I and singular t lu- 1 cinde andtt 1'reditors of thle said S. .tuamtla I-'lbr uh-easedl, that th1ey be adi a p : tte, to be held at Jlaurens C'oult' I iouse-, Isauren'ts, S. K'., oni the 11111h(lay* of .hity, 19 15, nex"t. after pildetion hter'eof, ait 1t C'dlock In thle forenoon., to show cauise, if anty they thave', why * the sid A\diiinistralionm shiouldi not lhe grainted(. w Glvena under rny hanid flits '.'th~ daiy of Juntte .Anno Doiniini, l191I. 0. (;. 'lThompsonT, Noth te to D~emiocratic Enrollmtient E P Notite is hecreby giv''n to the cin r'olIlm'ent (01 IoinIt tees of' thie vaiousI * l )itmocra tic cltibs of ~auarenis county1~ to loten their (lubi rolls 0on tilheii 5thday of .lily and allow the satme to ria.tini havew bc'omet ofi age sitt(e tilels age onti efor thIle i Ih day of Sep t('ieie ne(xt, thle thite of (lhe congreIs The11 rolls are( to te closed on1 Julyt IS arid returnied to the Counif'ty emuo-I I purlge and certify to thle samie. County ChaIrman. Pr g a Neuaralgdia i/alus Stoppeti. YOU dlon't need( to suffer' those agon-A inlig nerve palis in the face, hleadl,* riirtm, shioutlers, chest and back. Just r iply a fewv dropis of soothing Slon' linimenit; lie quietly a few mainuites. Yout i'll get such reltief and comfort! Life andc the wvorldl will look brighter. 3et a bottle today. 3 onnees for 25c,* it ait druggists. Penetrates without*e e * ***** iu Neptui s the Oak" 4AND 'SIX 4$795 id Six, Model "32" our engineers void of every bit of excess weight ance of the car or the riding produced in Model "32" a motor hanical and engineering feature t the result is a new Oakland Six ;ix-cylinder car to sell at less to a gallon of gasoline. Gasoline tank eariled at the rear of the car where it belongs. Electric System No car is complete today wit.h1ouit. a stanidaid electric starling, lighting and ignition systern. The Oakland Six is equipped With tile Remly. You simply press down the starting biutton with yoir foot an1d the ilgile goes. Tis system is operated by a storage battery which is charged by the generator. ('IsSIs ('oll- A tapering. extra deep frame of pressed steel is sitruet [filn used. The rear springs clamp directly to the frainc illembers insuring great stren gt Ih. The sill of the body rests on the frame foi its entire length without overhang, giving It a fiirm, Sece re foin ldatioin. This Oaklaid Coil structioni eliminates the insightly side aprolon usually found ie tween tile body and running board. 1otckliiss Drie The driving power is applied to the rear axle and wheels without shock or jar, the rear springs actiting as a cushion. This construction saves wear aidl tear on tires from slipping, prolongs the life of the rear axle an( gives unusual riding comfort. Other Features Left hand drive with center control. Gear shift Ing lever of the ball and socket type. Power fiml (uick acting brakes, extra Targe brake drums. Ilorn button in center of steering wheel. Genuine machine buffed leather trim. One-man top, which clamps to windshield without straps. Close titting side curtains carried in the top. Oil sight feed onl Instru ment board. Ignition and lighting buttons locked with a key. Heavy crowned fenders and broad running boards. CAR COMPANY J. W. McKee, President ular Pictorial Triumph FEATURINGe e nnette Kellerman: WITH E500 SCENES ISVEiN REiEL5 AT IDLE HOUR v and Saturday.i EiS 15c AND 25c atinee Friday morning 10:00 o'clock * 'ternoon 2:30, 4:45, 7:30 and 9:30 surrounding towns should see thrs.. *0000000000000000,e