The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 04, 1916, Image 9
VOLUMEV XXXII. LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4,1916.B
Scores President of Americ
cused him of Pro-Britis
be Mortified to have "D
Him.
Long rlianch, N. .I., Sept. 2O.-'res
ident Wilson made it plain tonight
that he wants no "disloyal" Azneicani
to vote for hitn. lie expressed indig
cation over it telegram from .leremniah
A. O'Leary of New York, president of
the American 'T'ruth S'ociety, nc(Sting
hunr of being pr~o-Illritish and saying
he had failed to obtain compliance
with Amerilen rights.
The president sent MI CIr O'l. ry a
short telegram which ollicials indleat.
ed Mr. \\ilson had desired to put in
stronger laInglaLg. Ii:;s nwsatgleL fol
lows:
"Yiour telegr and received. I wouhd
fCel dCee ly tiortilled to have you 01r
anybody like you vot4 for le. t1lnee
you1 Ihalv' ;ecess to many' dia loyaI
Amnericans and I have not, I will ask
you to convey Ihis liiti'sag4 to theimi."
Mr. O'Leary's te teg ra n, gien out
by the pr'5iident; follows:
".\gain we greet you with a popi
lar disappIroval of youtr pro-liritisah
poli ie's, last year frot the 2:ird New
York congress;iomal distrit, and now
frotm you own state and frot t Ihe
volers of your own party. Senator
MaItine won hecause the voters of
New .Jersey do not want any truck
ling to the liritish enmpire nor do they
approve of dictatorship over conigressi.
"Your foreign policies, your failure
to secure couttpllance with all Ameri
canl rights, your leniency witi the
liili .l enmpire, you r approval of war
loans, he ammniunition traftle, arr is
sues in this camipaign. 1Do you know
that. Willian S. Hi llnett, a republican
congressman, ran in the democratic
prinmaries in the 2:3rd New York con
gresslonal district and polled 36 per
cent of the dernocatic vote against
his regrular dleinoerattie opponelnt?
Angli-inanine and British interests
Many contrlol new'.spalpers but they,
don't control voter . The peole~ n iay
he 1eaders ell iu the are not folione.r's
of thme newsp ap: c : h \iein, sir. wi'1
yotu respondl to thle populartI poli.. iv .
advoeted'c by llwt people.
"I':very voltl ;I inst .\artinet wa1. a
vote against ilu, as was every dt4eu
hcratie to 11ti \.ent for 14 !11;. -t iln
lirw delu:' 'io i; n rie .: In the '.::rI
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frionds inl \\;t l r':oo t:' lu-5 . ;1n1 'M43..
.L T. .\iller e d .liihledo by a :1 een
visit tlil Ii , ltt. .laeip a i- by1
their io, t\ .lleoln t\i r 6:.
motored up ut roti \ei 'otn i t. hir 11
town, theyL wi ere ithle nueste of.M ac
.\ir . .Ja('a s e . Smith w s a 1411
hae restorn to Spartanburlli' Ihi werk
-:n .e(joyables riu to .r s. ii i a c iin
ftefr, \ .\l dhayhe lastwee.
Mlt. I'atigee I. WAlero iru :'i d
lit h(rti Il ( ors ' Wab a :I (t n rds :' . nv .
LIis I aiRla ,( and Ipauii'b
'l'ear1 e reurned4 t th i ei o ne din
lrenwaoo atde yeray ater a few i
iiiys' kist tly fel or3' tnier's n~l'aer
(ira l eo iz beh 'erc.
Mr. i'r 'ye Coouhsn le t i -
f~o Vsi Vii, w hiiete vlIsee h e halial
nated aV pit I4io.Ill at nyh ftilemns
wihim r mupc sccess'141 in hi- e
du te.
NO DIStOYAL OrS
an Truth Society Who Ac
h Leanings. Says he Would
Isloyal" Americans Vote for
congressional Idistrict."
The presidont's attitude toward the
etpaign and towards some issues o
the country were made public today,
an anthoritatiye sunmary of his cam
paign plan being as follows:
The president will adhere strictly to
Ils (leterminatol not to enrter into
piersonalities or into a poiltical con
Iroversy with Charles I'. lItalu's. All
Ite speceles he will itake av.ny from
Shadow Ltwnt will he delivered he
fore lon-pal'tisani organizatioia; a111
wil: be devote~d (n'frll'y to adtulinli:tra
lion and publiC atuestions.
lis speeches herte, htowev'er. -will be'
Inure political in lone. Tomorrow het
will tell why he thinks youing uin
should vole lte deintotrati1' lie~ket.
At plresen I .\ttraianl volers are en
tilfed to know what lh t e it-.s ihl
tepul':alean. wlo d do at r eset'tnt in
. x i(i4), wh It attitt ied they mtlt d
take' about hel lige,(rent nation.; inl I-: -
italu' . Wlith'ti-'r they wouhl+ rept'al I;).
ledea'ral resrv'et' ane, the tariff ila , th4
iltltl a'redits not. lilt IatIf caiiI
sion bill, the eight Iouri' law for rail
road cinployes., Ite child labor law
and (ther legitlatlive nts of tit' th itt
o'rats.
The prid hiesi e le 'e's that satis
factory settle mnents of I(nding tries
tIons enni he embhtarassed by Imrat isana
discussions of international issues,
and tot' tlIs reason is not expelt'ed to
reply directly to the challenge issued
by .lr. I ghies that he deny or con
tlfina the charge that .lohn Lind went
to Mexico with orders to oust Genaeral
Ilinera. On tiIs sabject .\la. Wilson
takes the position that liuerta was
elected, that the dentocratie adminiIs
tration opposed hih11) consistently and
that Iherefore, no reply Is nacessary.
The 'aresident reeei ve'd word today
theil .lohn .\. 1'arke~tr, p rog:'essive" can
dilate for v'ic' pre:;il'nt, pl;:ns to
1k11v speeces iti opposit loa \) I.
II lt ta . . t fird t iliitiistrtion ol
tiela s said til' preAsident hiiaa:- II hail
Ielard I rom \!r. Parke', tiut later it
w\"i1; st:atedu Itat thai w\as it aiistaloa
and that a u r anitnon e in. hi. in
t( rtion h:tni 1"ton sent 1"' .\lr. Par tke r
i '; la !in :t. (~olby\, of Nen\ Yortk.
.I r. .1. ('. ;-:tilh b i. s i n . w~ 1 \ it h
his stuIidic:; at It It. .\. I., (;rtir iwool.
.\Mr. I.anu.aet l ot. ln ho l;- ta tis
for lhe pastt ti ; .i. the Iati!u.
\lilitary Inu t itale, i:; ji ne to ::u : i
to anecetpt a : iiii~r pm iti,-: Ain Hlt
Surnttttt'r 'lty s:hool .
Ali-:sConit" Tunr. of C'ro.,. hiill,
atpen t a d1y or aIto in \\';ater loo this
w\''eek w\ith he'r cous:in, .\li.; .\nnio
itonet( toi begini her' :eloot li une.
AIrts. IIala lanks I Ctunigham na
\l Kah i 'Wire shoiniIaag i'iaor.u
.\I isnis .\tat ic .\aat'noni andu .\latt it
Nlu'Ittahlvte, the schooail f~~aully, spen'ti
aturd ay in I aa irens.
I ter. .\. .\larvina Whlatn, tat Fount
tain Innt, spentt sratI ldays hetr' this
week lookinag after' the 'arntiinag in
telesis of' his fnate, thle Inte ltev. W.
It. Whuartont, oft ('olumtibIn.
MIrs. Josepah MI. Pearace and lIt Ilea
graandslion, MIatster' lIuasel CamaplbelI
ar'e enijoyling aanO xtendeltd visit to r'ela
tives in' Colaumtbla.
Mr as. I ettlo C . Anditertsoii has r'e
ttued fromt 'Cross 1i111, whlerte she was
called ona accotunt of' the denthI of her'
uncl, Mjor.losephl T. lgon. .\lajor'
I Jgon was In his elglIy-tfi i. yenar andi
while cltimning L~aenis coatnaty as hIs
bithlplace, thle mote act ive yea rs of
his life wvero spenat In Aaugutta anal
Gr eenw ~ood, wheare lie was assoited!
wI iit hue huine~nss int 'rests. .\latjoa
Iiigon suirvlved hIs broi her, ('il. It.
H. IAgon, of' (reenville Ionaaly t vo days,
the hatltr of' whomtt was1 in his eighty.
tha i yearti. MIajora I .goai wa's at tmat
of untusually strong chiaracter', antd
was loved and respeactedl by bothi whIte
and c'olored'( wherevor kntownt, somet
of the old1 darktes of ante-helitum danyt
coaming over to vIsIt hiam duinaatg hIs
Illness. lls death occurired at thie
home oft hIs nephew, Mr a. IITmas II.
Ctarter, where lie w'as takers s:ok ~~ whle
uipona a vilslt. The body was acarIed
BIG FISH FIGHTS.
Gave a Wakoenoy (Kan.) Resident a
So -e Face an~d Then Got Away.
Xi nt, Kii.~ I;. A. Iilliman of Wit
tussle w ilth i arge ('411 ish "'Idel hie at
tehlite(d 1.4) 0at~il withI his Itandos while
Theii fish Wvrts scree'i unde t14 1 og att the
(9i 1 of till, 44i(4'I(ii apparent/ly a 3' sleep.
Iihillai s'llhlie. his. hruds iilong the
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Ills fin ger's Iii ioug.g the gills 4,thE'll his
lislishi Ii camle 1to life an ld .1111111((1d for
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Dohj Pushed Baby to Death.
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Announce the arrival of goods
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Fabrics, Suitings and Dress Ging.
hams, Table Linen, Hosiery and <
Underwear.
A complete line of Notions, i -
eluding the l dtest -styles in lad ie
Neckwear.
i Scarcity of goods nd rapid"y (
advancing prices areibusiness con.
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W. G. Wilson & Co. (
Vhat is Urkus d
Look at this Picture
Is t he reat Urlus listenirg to him.
self? Vou have seen innumerable
picturcs of artists listeninig o t h ir
talking machine recor'ds but Ur lus
is not listening to hims~elf.T^
He is~'~Comparing His
with Edison's Re -Cred
No talking machine manufacturer woud (I -:r v:a :1
to such a test. It would be too r'ediculous. But m tr
Edison has submitted IS NEW INVENTION
The NEW Eli
to this dlirect cornplarison before two hundlred I housai:
principal cities on this continent, and this mnult it 1: e,
of more than two hundred newspapers, werle un;.hie t
ers' living voices from Edison's Re-Creation of their V(
Not a Talking Mach ine w4~n ,
W4e want you to hear it."' '' i
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