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Plorillo Diaz, .1r.. and his wife were hnastily summliloned and arrived at thle bedside only a few miomuent s before Ihe end, which camite at 7 o'clock tonight Col. Diaz, iI an no ucing the death of) his fatier, said that lIe was utn1able to state the nature of the inalady, but xpreSrd 1 the opinion that a )nupli <atiol of diseasets du1e to advainced age wa.s le M ause. Two tIrigic circlumitist an ictes marked the dealth1 of tle exiled rileir. Owing to the( troubled slate Inl Mlexico it hlas 1.een .i4gedi iiiposisible to sen(d (Ith' hldy h1om14e Wil h all that cermIoniy which - uld ilave helitled one of t'le tulre MfAexicani history, anld flir-* ther, l'otlirio I1iaz. .1r., hias llried( ill vaill to itiforml his sisters. S nliora Ip imcio d1( l Torre and1 11 n ra licoll Callard-fo, nlow inl Mlexico, of Ihii: faIther's deoath. No lIeli trag1ic, pera p, is th fact loat (o one of i ihose w . ii a" rais td u a is asist n t i ll or in.- M( xico a d wiho prospered n1d grew riel i the isiadow of his git ness 1' tea wieh Wim wnPil I li. .lose Yves de( laitnan1otou. formler %le\ ian 111ninisltr of linaniice, is in i li. a !on: l'rancisco de t ea lh.trra, form' pr-ovisiona'l preshlentl of Alexico and hlder of othier important iiositions. andie giellrmo dtoei ,ada, oreir sov veruor. of thel federal dlistrict in .\lexi co, are Iin liarritz, Frnnc Searcely any olle outiside othfamiily liew of lith seriouseiss of Gen. Dhiz's Ill ines o t that h was inl la i . 1) tt seemls to ha.ve been broughlt onl by a (ri lre of thie h ieart whakei b y 6v atl :sthiek of 11rip 1.1, lits yetar. Nv\verIh tss. Ilhv aged 111,1n walked dailst spring in th ' I!hlise do 'llotlog e, wi ich Iet loved hecause it tiselbledI llte Chap lilo oe inl .\exico City. Il11 .1h d bven hoping._ to go lo I)iarritz i'Iortlly. bult ilespreventeod. oen wlii:tz liked hed in, imi Knwnpyin a thdest aoartn o te str iing' ' n a lt to llt ur t ho ur: mit -ain by' ins vt1 "' h eft f\l' tlfl 11101 Mexcl., rulerof 1441 M4N ie'. with iim. No d.tishin hla.; ein sdto seicou hsrlecdio whinev or the waody or tho dat- of r hn .uneral. L'ife Away. Lars eoSpenHave L1arned ti Fat : e)n pat h ilt xan oatfirt. oa be 1 v. r of .111:1roz. In it I TT 1) iaz gins o runi dow . withou apaent a-.-e ecmesd to w languin, depnds sedl suherse bkaeieadche. .\idi. .nr.. ad toin ov isrderwsi .\w::eak kidpeysma wheehe ase. Thne.sigt sKown to teg trong an Kidney Pill hiae ean abl thoi fame therl eftiens hin countying he kifor neya anken ehemel. Hrulere is times teimoverne toithv thir Mrs.d. h Army hen2 udnt Ae.,r hisurescio say:e"neve of our family wasne Trouble y e kaidng Your baace Aand Lfrensa Popet uHave ofe. Pain healthe mall of thea bck cauisel neoeofsueri lng.uad derev osd sufells wereacommon Dizzychedz nes ofnd cranmr don.Ader, these kidnl~es mayde' cause sTeight-r abrou treeg moth. I~oan's Kidney Pills have earndcheir atmte byathenr relief and oepox mdem ael complete Laurns tidemy Pil-the prove their Mrs. M.t A. W'clii n 23 Busr-Mu-e. Lurens, Psa:,On Iofour family wtiias ltuled~ by wek kney ni a.no bakiahet ad tate: hadto et upi og uts (o rieht Pain bd Wkeml of the (lie neseno e.nd ofee uffeing.~i ad nerv ouis els wePsae oon.dzy head abt'ltree ~1I moth onn's aKadne'y Pls wet proe t the Laur--en Drug Co.': he is't' fie oesgv GERMAN FORCES SWINGING NORTHWARD Teutons Pushing Northward and Eastward In CoAossal Endeavor - to Drive Wedge InItusslan Line. London, July 4.-At a rate -esti mated at five miles a day General von Mackensen's German forces are still swinging northward in Galicia and Poland in a colossal and daring en deavor to drive a wedge into the Rus sian center and dislodge the Russians from the Vistula river and force thetm back over the Bug, thus splitting the Grand Duke's forces into two sections, with thousands of acres of swamps and ma rsih land between them. If the Austro-Germans can con(inuc their progress another week, even the British press adiits the Russians will have to give utp) Warsaw and with it the whole line. Meanwhile the ier iMals ate Inassing inore troops in the haillic provintces and the recent en coillte inl the IHaltic seemlis to sug "(.si I hat th1.ey coitenti ,ate coordin ate tavai -action, but it is possible that the sea operations ontly were a feint. In southeast Ginlaeia, the llussians are fighting Itenaciotsly and have the u d.alitilge of a ireinarka ble ser ics of pa iallel rivet's beyond the itnia Lipa ali the Alstro-Gertimana ad vance is lilily to Ie costly. Thits onl their two exireile wings the lilssiants appear to he firn, and w:(Ie they are retlvlting, it still is c;itiled. their letirellwint. is orderl'Iy id aconiallniiied by rig;orolls ur la a oleratiots. The Atro-(i tha mi vancI i%*Lll('ilnq ill the ct , nore cl'r, areV petting dleeperl into aitun t1%. cove!red withi forekst.; altd sran _b1 ha , ' iie ()I Ia IlIwi-s bet w(eln I lk' Vi-a \'i.;iktia and tlie aig -- aINtIurl dIilages t ( l itassians, illiial' \ eii ' here e~ltupiitize'. They po(in outoo. the dail *y bt lngthenng h i Sh ich ' 'inlgs atn atddedl bulrde'n to theII 'Teiltonic Al lies. \iIl(' 't lIS 11 ililt llt hI je I 111111L:h Somne of the lIritish publllic' think Ote l1t.ie has cole fr (1'eat lritainlt and ralnec to begill a genctal offen.ivc and force a tralsfer of German 4t roops froill (lie ast, lit ti (he lore colsl \il live Itilitary writers tihink the title i not at halind and that tle lxest aid -ng Inandl can lend ier castern ally is to hot iIto Russia evecry 41 iunce 01 aill mnition that n It be sliatred without ('taet illng the liccessary sipilyI at lth wesv5t erti front. Onte (l' the tmainI aills of tie Gerianis in the east is a vast llove behind \\'a Isa w, (I brac i ng lirlt l.itavsk, one of tle strong Ilus Sian bases. ('ivilian residents Of' Wa iaw a I'!t.ogrd dispthew a r yit V t \ e i t. 11W i i h a ! thle possibility of (ena cum in t Ixl rS IIt d Ir ir "n ( )rll It ri-l te 1 n' the l 'IIish Ittinae , sei ttig .\sit an ulxolgan tlhltatioll 't'niui r t i1et C I ! )U., ( S - i I e.% t beh o Ity Acorin to rIel.n hiagen as te detet that of thte battle wasa fo-aghieisn waerla! hoe had tio lie fiaroscpe vihra T.eis more iatrial Ianrsn thia t the cotr tan allnothlie dIne pirutn tangetr afanir l the tcowarso yrse.Searsh doctors proounmednt n dnal aneolg and exibplaaio reme dies anrtbyominstntAccorIng to Cue hagen loalviceatet pronoued Iat Incur btle wScee hasughtn Swedrrh wtoers, cntttodiesand thereewoftefeogrne righ TeemoeCatarrh Cuemnatred becyo F. tecnry than. Toldo oe dIses putnl Contitu nutionlcueo the art.w yeas tgeat mn eay docts directlnced the blood and byucostsatey fin to cyue wTh ocael oetmed prollarse for nur cnstitutfoal toicue.Send thereforeulre qutir estconituinal ratet..l' Chey~.J.F.E & CO., Toledo. h 0.l Colstitutionalicure onte6c ke.It. Take inerallytats di lfrecotyaon.h Teydr ofe onexihune Faotiors forant case tr elivoecre. d for i cularex an AestmoniolTs.,Jl3.A a pliatket the Famited Stts for fiptor Leaderaione a o FaVction Wnt FelIx Diaz, Manual .\ondragon and Aureliano Blanquet was filed with Secretary of State Lansing ycster'day after'noon by Ellseo Arr'edondo, cotn tidentlal agent. for' C'arranza. The text of the aplicationl was re ceived here todaty by wirie, it cals the at ti .nIiotn of thle Amnerleatn gov crnmient to al leged crimesC coltmmitted duIII1lng I he Februlary, I191I3, u iing in t~11 MexIco City, and lays the blanme for Mader'o's death to the alleged corn hintationt. It then asserts tat t hey a ri plannIng another revtolution and asksa that thtey lbe detained anld seat bauckt to \exon for trinl. BELOW.HOW / AN OLD 'GENTLEMAN WHO HID HIS MONEY OVER THE CLOCK JNEARLY LOST 2000'" . After an intelligent old gentleman at the age of seventy-six dropped dead in his room, his son found over Two Thousand Dollars in Paper Money over the old clock which stood on the wooden mantle, surround ing an open crackling fire. Not even His Own Wife knew that much money was there. The old gentle man was simply careless. His son had married the town bankers daughter, and the bank was trusted. Both the old gentleman's MONEY and LIFE were in danger: for burglars have a way of learning where money is hidden, and fire at any time might have burned the house. Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank. Enterprise National Bank of Laurens N. B. DIAL, Pres. G. H. ROPER, Gashier Real Estate Bargains i D. H. Count's dwelling, situate on '. lest Main St., Laurens, S. C., on lot of four and + one-half acres. The home place of Mrs. Anna C. West near Poplar Springs Church, consisting of 200 acres of well improved land, good dwelling and outhouses, on easy terms. House and lot of Mrs. Anna C. West on west Main Street at a bargain for quick sale. Some desirable farms, well improved, near Laurens, at reasonable prices and on easy terms. 4 There is an increased interest in the Smarket for the purchase andsale ofreal. Sestate. If you want to buy or sell, see us auensTrust Company J. S. Machen, Sec'y.-Treas. Fourteenth Annual Excursion to Atlanta, Ga. and Birmingham, Ala.. --- VIA. C. N. & L. and SEABOARD AIR LINE Wednesday, July 14, 1915 RATES AND SCHEDULE Columbia .... .... .........7:30 a n....35 60 Irmo...... .... .... .... ....7:45a.i....350.0 Ballentine .... .... .........8:04a.n.....&doo White Rock...... .... .... ....8:11a.i......060 Hilton ...,.... .... .........8:15a.i....35060 Chapin...... .... .... .... ....8:24a.i....350.0 Little Mlountain...... .... ....8:36 a n......060 Siighs .... .... .... .........8:43a.i....35060 Prosperity .... .... .........8:54a.i......'606O Newberry .... .... .........9:13 a n......060 Jalapa .... .... .... ..........9:30a.a....3.060 Gary .... .... .. ..... ....9:37a.i....35060 Kinards .... .... .... .......9:44 a n.......055 Gloldville...... .... .... .... ..9:54a.i......30 l5 Laurens .... .... .... .......8:20a.m ....30 ArriveAAtaanaaD4r00np.am Arrive.Birmingh.m.10:20 p..00 izwring .J~y .1 Arrve tlata 1:0 p . . in;li .inhi 10:5 0 .00 Pckt lug tlata 300 . I. Reurnng a .ngr m...us..L rec or 3.50 6.00in polu l)Ior t minigh. SudayJul 1 .. .1.15 .. .lde under 12 6.00 a i~or(leall inormtioncal on any m. .N.. b. agn or writ .0 F. A.'I'A~iIIH, C A.a .1..... . 3.50 6om .00.A. C., N. & l. Hy. ahoem.0 .O. . A. i. 3'. Pho .001 a. m.II , . . .....300.5