The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 06, 1918, Image 3
DISCOVERED ALLEGED
PRO.GERMAN PLOT
Government Agents Arrest Officers
A board Steatmer iI 1acltl Coast
Port. Distributed Explosives.
.A Pacifle Port, 'eb. 27.-eric cap
tain, clliet engineer an(d pIIIser of the
steamhip Centria r dered ar
'rEi.td ioday by federal authorities, it
wis ann1liounced, after' an investigation
of an1 alelged lIo-Geriani plot to supl)
ply (ermans in Tower California and
Senth and Centiril America and alle
gations that the ien ittered pro
Gern an sentimtents and attented to
, obislert ' oaeritallon of ithe selective
di' ft.
Th. (en1ralia i has been held .it port
niarly a week whle tile aut horiti es
inlveSti,!atedI reports that thle mlen tookz
.misuplie's to the Germans internieid at.
Snta llo.alia, l.oweri California, and
i:it -.ilosives were taken to variou;
in C(nttral alnd South Amierieni
ee -iupitlcius (irem'ulstanItc's.
Th inen ordered arre'sted are: .1l0hn
l!4')mwidiktsonii, .i1n1st r (if It Centralia:
1.If, kp hel chiefr enginlew. anld .1.
()Inz. purse'.
I waalo al>t i leged that :le men
iH(1 to inldilee Ameiricans iz slijett to
draft who were returning to the Unit
l States voliintarily 11pon the vessel.
o refutse s'rvice; that they made pro
t i man declarat ions and' seditions
ttatemein'uts.
'Thev threle mn101 clained to be nat
nurlizeid American citizens.
'le (ic es against the men VeIre
made by some of the twenty-three
Americans ont board as soon as the
vc 'el arriel here from southern wa
ter-. it was said.
The Cutia. it was stated. is
ownedv yie Pollard Steamship om-('o
t.o. of Sanl Frianelse(o.
.lolus 1. S. .\mrmy.
TonIm 110n ; 'I 11. F. I). No. I, I.aurel.,
has been 11"cePted for enilist'men'I inl
the 'nited States Army at the main
ion in Savannh: , (;a.. to
*' lihs lie was forwarded from tIh'
Spar'anhurg station several days ago.
and is now on duity at. For't Screven,
corzIa. .\Mr. Closs is well known
ar;ind I.atiutens and ( Gray Court, and
Ion a large circle of friends who will
bIl to know of his success In en
tcing: the service and whose best
wishes follow hin while lie is doing
his hit. lie chose tile infantry braich
of the seivice.
S 1' our Matting, sold either in holts
of -10 yards, oir less.
S. M. & E. II. WILKES & CO.
Buy Yc
OUR SPECIALS PRIC
30x3 Plain Tread
30x3 Non Skid~
30x3 1-2 Plain Tread
30x3 1-2 Non Skid
32x3 1-2 Plain Tread
32x3 1-2 Non Skid
33x4 Plain Tread- --
34x4 Plain Tread
32x4 Plain Tread --
Monkey Grip and Bull
Patches for Tires a
Tubes, $1.00
"Guaranteed in Ho!
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* IRABUN NEWS. *
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iRabun, Alarch 4.-The 'sick of this
'community are slowly improving.
Mr. D nnis Owens pirchased a large
new Iron safe one day last week.
Tie farmers are very busy plow
ing these days.
Mlessrs. T. F. (B1abb and Smith .T.
\Tartirn were in Lanirens Monday on
buin tess.
Ails, \artlha Wolff or Siiloh section
spent the first-of last week with Mirs.
Sloanl Alahonl.
Mrs. Ilehera Owens vited Allrs.
Emily liol (er, of Greenpon(d sectiol
'Tiiesay niighit.
Ne iNtsbill .alhon :1n1d sister, .\i
Mari.Aisted inl Iliodmlont one day 1.a-t
Mr. and Mrs. Wolff of 1l1arksda le
-pent l riday ihtwith 'Mr. and 1r.-,.
\luren IT IIho. \aii ~dla~lc
\l . . alia .\ererombihsct la -
w'n' with heral dstr . Bliarlo-, of
('r en ile.anr1 thi., we k is vi I
her, t mtl r.i.\N ::. hi out \\'iiiS, o
('harloltt. N. C.
\Mr. :nni Airs. Itllo (Owensl of f"nr::'
C'ourt :Iwnt un withl .lr. an1d 3r:
T. ii.la .
.Al';. It. HI. .alhon m l do iters
w\l'"rsopping. inl L~anrncls S aturday.
M1r. .lohnahlinl .\bercromlbie, after
S1wipndnlll. several day.;s with his par
(tlls, re lned to Is work inl \irginia.
Alonday.
1\t-*. anl Mis. B ailly IittIS of irild
Ship section spent Iultesday w1t Nilr.
and Ni.l- Will BolC.
.I\i. and .\ars. I om ftoper of Ia enn,.
allended thle service at Rani , Snll
day morning.
Iir.ei tan atr Sii n .\iaho andi~~ li-I
I son. .ohn tnh. visPed ir. .ohn
f\ucs.' fiand f iyof Shiloh 'secion.
Sunmday.
See oinlt new line of line(. a
s. M1. & E. If. W1IMKES.& CO.
L,.WURfNS MA.N 11101M.' HIlS OUT".
"Por trwo yeas I suterITin ae l aiz
in' aills ill y stomach, belching din
tstn and hitter 1 1t , l ( i g as. Tongeiili
always contod. D)octo". were unable to
h(Ip me. Th,11loe filt dose of Mayr's
Wonderfundl eedy ade me fO C00
per cent better, and I at no n feeling
better than at anly tim n n - e v . I,
deem it mly duy to adfvise hr st
forers." It c. ie havnless p
paration that removs 1ih atarrhal
mnencts from thle inte-stinlal tract and
alays (lhe inflammation which causes,
practically all stomlach, liver and inl
testinlal ailmlents, inclulding appendi-s w ls il oiilp m
m1onley refunlded.
urI Auton
We have just r(
if 11 ll V
Thiis is ti 'Ierl if tha I
ES ON TRES IN SECh fONDSh
I an h-sedtoinor 8.80
ennioer2,H-$ml9 .0
nelIro ol' the $11.80o n
mol fo ly r:: $12.80w
rip
Mrai l Orhdtrs bo mhtlfTh
fetvie naisacin
DEATH LIST NOW THIRTEEN.
Ii. W. Morrison, Injured lin the Wreck,
Died Last Wednesday.
Columbia, Feb. 27.--The thirteenth
fatality resulting from the wreck of
Southern Railway passenger trains
near Frost \Ionday afternoon camte
With tihe death toiliglit at G o'clock of
iI. W. Morrion, aged twenty-seven,
Af Greenville, the "lews bitche" on
train No. 18. Mr. Morrison's left leg
was terribly crtished, anti he died
from the -injury. Illis ptarelts were
With im1 at his (leath. The body will
lie taken to GI-teinville I ithe morning
for interment.
The body, Which has tlin al. lie
morgule of the .I(C'IrntijIk uinlertakingt
establishmiicint unidentilied sine Ihe
wreck, was omiligi toiighit to he that
of .ohi T. Jaoun, .r.. of Suiiitner.
formerly of' HieySi. e I., the sonl
of .I. Atl cn(alhounl. "f Sumt11er, amd
th' nepliew 'f T. (. Tiriier. of Ninety
Six, for a numberhol of years%, clerk (if
(.ourt- of rewor county. The pa
r.,nlts or the- %%]no man wh wa,
Iweny-fve enr ofa::('. camne b) ('0
I1:111mbia tlni3hl ;w I xill lake thk e hot y
to Ninel , ix a . '-x ncock toiorrow
"or intinlntl.
T't yoO - 111,11 %% na to have colm'
lo ('nIip .lack son i n a few days fir
imintilition into llhv arimv. Realizing
that he votibt lie -ealied lo tite colors"
shotly, lie hil von; to Ninety Six,
his forier lionie, last week for a few
days' stay anld had stariedA hoime (in
train No. I-S last .\londauy. As iis rela
tives anld his acqulaintanoces had not
seen ils name among file dead and thiie
iniuried from ilthe w reek, they thioigh
lie was safe.
Youn112 ('aliioun saw service on the
.\Mexican border la'st sti mier, beling a
iiember of Copiany 1,. Second 84ou1thl
(''i rilina rt: m111enlf. lie later received
-hich Imean1i ; o unehII It s inl ourl son,
lion l g ard.
.\ %I',\l TO THE, .: -' M.\ :RS.
\\:shington. .\arch lin anl appeal
III tic !: farn - to put their \avI
into ::,overnminen \var savingL, certifi
0::e eiretariv of .\aicultur iltIlote
vliit I ) I 't - f1i r
'onI torlay Saidl:
"It i the patrioli; dity of eve'ry
lit (IIn whito i. ill a Itoitliol to it) so
to inve(St inl war,.It n and thrift
st :1 ips anld I tiby hlp the nation
to winl this war. The piur'cha se of even
I twvlI%.-[ive-ctil thrift stamp ; is a
dlinite contribution to tIs enld. I
aiml coifident that tle faimiers of Ilie
land NwIll no1 permit. any other class It
Iake Ilh ('l'adership inl sitipport ing the
govenlinIIIIIt in tils crisis finalncially or
iobile Tir
Ii
3ceived a new lot of $12,
arers in the business, suci
a a number of users of th
LOT WE HAVE ON H.
HAT SOME OFOUR
itt, Ii. ('. l.'l'b. i '. tlll i '.
an I llng is\ :R:l' pi lai l t I ~tt
' lit' I ~ hva ive ten luo tiht f l'oi>
G iv l Ii 1atv1 f"ihi e lit'. have''s I u
islit' al E;t eltd it'~ i l The iir. 'hl
.\ in justi ents. I e.\'.-ii. ha
illed (. Sn Chachk1 With7.
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IN MEMORIAM *
Mrs. L. S. Brownlee. *
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Pell asleep inl Jesus Feb. 17. 1 ,11 8,
N PrS. L . S. lrowinlev. She led a sweet
and'll hrist ian life. She was a devotedl
Ri(l tentler niother, ready and willilng
to eltert and helj evervole ill netl. I
Thouiiltl f1r nvn y tas a great. Suf
ferer, her trllong faith in Got lwV
flso iny andi spir-itual tiprev:ssionl
far froin her. When Jesus snt a nos
sait by the leath angels for li-r Io
corne I loioe. withoult one domubt or fci:.
,hCwle t d hie andhi li llC l and wt ie
honolf to be with God whereo i>lb-h
ness nor death11 can enlter there.
One Tiht Loved er
htylyu
': all For Sliupp Stne ll- .
t i' wi ih w .
"o i 1 b-.*.
4. 31. & F.. i [. \\'It cx
Co.
gi
dola11rs1 to you.
mar11kable success;
-Ith soluble zindi availa
f ie tCrop. If yo iar
show
PLANTi
Planters Fertilizer wa
N You cannot: a1111rd t,
I branlds, when"1 you canl:
Trade-Mark, stampewd
townj for free advice,
re-Ct. JBut donl't delo1-1
Certainty ofdlie
freight and tra
Plar
Cha
es Here ai
DO.00 worth of Automol
as Ajax, McGraw, Pulli
ese tires in and around (
AND NOW IS THE BES
USERS SAY FOR THI
('lin
I T h wa' ' iI,, eriis tha I mn i usi
a sec nelthat phaed o I jar
II'n I''"b r I t ri I t he i w I'l sii p-i
II .II '
l'a \\'..su I .\!a.2'tnc n
T'' vehi it cif y X~~~ta Itmt n.
l'ir?)s ine Iecn thetbugto
rder MoeaRfnd ied srif No Sts
l'r\ln- mt \by '--en
Utrest.
Laordln, Feb. :5.,-.\lnh pr-omiinlence
L.; givert Ohe sittiation in Ireland1l )y
tile noritting newspapers in coniectioln
with the ollivial annmolttnelnenit tha11
troofpS have beei silt to as;sist (Ile
pIlee iin ( 'otlily 'late. Variols ats
o Ia lawleSsness are14. replorted.
so(in correspon(leni s asseri. that un11
r ;tl d1 o elniing In th. west atlia south
(f 11r,41,n11 and that tinv sintationl i-.
_etliingL be1yolu conifrol. O)n 1the ath r
I I n Ii T) th. I l.t H News; tod y pr its
ditpale 1ron I' v siln rich that ihler is
1 1 fol a It adds th1. r
ports (f disord r r itel-.
110.31 \.N'11 ST.\ EM-.3 F. \-T.
til l : ' I \ ! i
i Ii v I 1 HAlln. No
hll"d 11111it I trIi /4 a pht . b i 11 o
rii
1, X.:!.
iefmaml foir cottol is u rgenit. Wh1,
inig is problematic a!. But it i. \i
-wer make an extra effort to inere
F7or manlly yearls, P:;lnte-rsFetl
throughotIt the Suth, It enlriches I
le food tunttil liaturity anlu improve
2 getting le-.s than one to two bales t
prve A ~r. Ve nl -ni
> N exp ru en Ih In 1: 11nll , uri < *
'et the genai w c' : Giant Lin
(II e ich 1. , ce or agent in y:e
nifor-mationl < nIl prc - rwrit uts<
--do it at onc6. for the preseit ii
-les (lue to the heavy <lellmid up
niyportaltionl facilities makes ealy
ti ve.
kters Fertilizer & Phosphate Cc
MANUFACTURERS
rieston, South Carolina
id Save 3j
>ile Tires (in seconds). I
man, Beacon, Diamond,
Clinton that will testify ti
T WE HAVE EVER BE
0 . S. ('*.. I e. :'ti 1 91
4.1151 'A w .\lilot . I 1ib i Tire14
I~ Itj 4Irlil li ii l i.i l t'
Zi'i111. Thl e \ lt h a ne-ia- A
-.1s .i iit one .\nail4. il
I). I-. Ti ill I
OUR PRICES ON FIRST ~Q
GUARANTEED DEF
AND TUI
30x3 Plain Tread
30x3 1-2 Plain Tread
FIRST QUALITY 12 MOD
TUBES
30x;3Tube.
30x3 1-2 Tube
E
CtoryV After Insnecdin
BUY PAINT WITH
YOUR EYES OPEN
There's as Inuch difference in tihe
Charactr(P of' pl1iits as inl pepl . You
W'ItIt paint that not oily luf4olis wei oil
YOI jprop)rty, b111t illt will give .ou
tihe btes serivice at pwet cost.
Thatt is thet o Iti1 y.if o uu i-hAould bi-- ti
pinti;t Conlairlt Ii gre(1 tatesI 1t8 8 lit
of' zinle. \\izth'>t it, p1Aint, ra kdy
(li a ' l I CS 0l. '1111 (1 L(. k d i' ; ' I~
Alastle( Paint, I w kiini thm a t s,. Is
nmude. with liu -1 white l(.nIl nnl Zmnc
Ix)(Mpr '.[ e: Wh,; iund inl pmro
LiI' u<1li I.
' 1 :11i ( i t 1:1 is l o - ,''. Ilan
g 't v n c((i l i; v-ry
''- I r - S 1 . NT---' IIs
I-'r ~ eeO~ - n e i 1P Int T'nnok,
"01. :ul~ d fow\ to 1- int Til-m,": Call
o
it r c it may eventually
aly e l-irytat ever~y
I ***'""
:,er ha-; been used -with re
hec soil, furnishes' the plant
i thle quality andl quantity
the acre-try Planter:;
3 1-=3 C:nt
'hey came fromr the
Def iance Cong14(1wihress
tiat the y give tire
I
U 'tTY 50 PIEr
ENABE TOS
THLIGUARANTMIE
$3.25
$3.90
ONKEY GRIP f4
LEAK No CRR~p
CO SELF VULCANIZING r
FAB~RIC PATCH
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