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Wealthy New Yo< ke: , Who j , Owns an Orange Grove j < at: Palmetto, Fla., De- 1J clares Dreco the , j Best Medicine < HeEverTook i "I hare suffered for 15 years from } kidney trouble, lazy liver, dyspepsia, 1 nervousness and rheumatism," stated ! Mr. T. Root of New York and Pal- | metto, Fla. "I thought the Florida 1 climate would do me good so invest- I ed in an orange grove, and now spend * the winter months here. { "When I came down this season I i heard every one talking about the f new medicine, Dreco, and the won- * ders it was doing. I bought a bottle and it is the ereatest medicine I t ever encountered. It went right af- 1 ter my troubles, and I am feeling " better than I have in a long time. I s am going to take some Dreco back e to New York with me for fear I can- c not get it there." 0 Dreco acts upon the vital organs and restores them to healthy action, t It is soon noticed that the food di- ( gests better without the gas forming. 11 The liver gets active, the kidneys s become regular and the bowels nor- a ma!. Sleep becomes full and refresh- t r- ing and the whole system feels re- r juvenated. , Dreco is highly recommended in r ^ . Kingstree by the Kingstree Drug Company. * o FALL OF BELA KIN Hungarian Dictator Fought to The ! Biiter End?Had no Thought Of hear j 1 i Vienna, August 2.?(By the Asso- j ? dated Press)?The downfall of Bela j Kun, virtual dictator of the old Hun- j garian Soviet Government and the j fight he made almost alone to main- j tain the oower that had caused the , Allies so much trouble for months, is described in dispatches received I here today by refugees from Buda- j pest. Final action in upsetting the Com- 1 munist Government took place on I^riday at the meeting of the central council of Revolutionary Workmen and soldiers at Budapest. Soltan Ro- | nay, farmer minister of justice, an- j nounced the government's resigna- j tion. He explained that the dictator- j ship of Bela Kun, effective March ! 3, was based on three assumptions, j namely: World revolution, military j aid from the Russian Soviet and the Hungarian proletariat's capacity for | self-sacrifice. These conditions, he 1 said, had not been fulfilled. Bela Kun then appeared before the j uwL i. ,4?: i tuuntii. wim t,eai->uiiiivu iavt* ami | \ KINC . m GOP K6c hom< iou 1 "?"*T _ we wai Kingstree m house of oui Our average I .ion of good I! and let us ni price for ev< n a choking voice, he admitted the : hopelessness of the situation. Speak- i ?rs at the meeting told how the Ru- ; muiian troops were within forty i cilometers of Budapest and that the ] \llies threatening to tighten the jlockade. 1 Jacob Weltner,president of the i Soldier's and Workmen's Soviet, and 1 [)r. Peter Agoston, then minister of' i lustice, who conferred with the Alied representatives, and had been ] :o!d plainly tha Kun mast go and a 1 lew government be formed, got up < n the council metting and stormily 1 lemanded Bela Kun's resignation. 1 rhey asked him if he wished Buda- < jest's pitiful plight to be made worse 1 >y the hated Rumanians. 1 Then Bela Kun yielded. He prelicted the coming of a "white ter- 1 or," robbing the workmen of their p 'reedom and means of production, j 1 ill of which he deplored. He added il hat the people would return to him. j 1 The formal decision to demand I j he dictator's resignation was made | ] Thursday at a meeting of the j i Trades' Union Council after Presi- j lent Samuel Jazzi gave a vivid de- i 1 cription of the desperate political ij conomic and military situation. The < ouncil voted. 93 to 3. for the immeliate resignation of the Soviet Cabi- ( let. i At another meeting at night of t he Cabinet and Traders' Union i i Touncil, M. Yarga, Soviet minister j T social protection, and Dr. Eugene .andler, leader of the Hungarian t Socialists, stubbornly defended Kun. i tsserting a confidence in his ability 1 o reestablish his power. Their argu- t -icnts were unavailing, however, and he dictator was informed by tele hor.e that the crisis had been 1 cached. Those who knew the fallen leader 1 Iunderi AT * Undertakers Supph I Coffins an With or Without f. On furnish and deliver ?nyi B ranee from S4.(K> to $350. ! Prompt service rendered done on short notice. Teh FLOWERS F 1 represent two floral house | and funeral designs on short I Metalic Caskets. Cop; I P. S CO WTJB1W illlMlliffllTTMrririTTr-^ ISTREI iRKET IREL e of High P: ? ~11 i! ^ at an lime it to say to the arket. We are r ability to . ham is for every day 1 prices on the i rove to you by ery pound of y< e said that it probably was his impending defeat that caused his wife to appear so sad and said hi.- wife's suffering had much to do with his; his final decision to yield. While the Allied represent ati es here were said to regard Bela Kun i as fanatic and an opportunist, they j hear witness to his cleverness in f squirming out of diplomatic lorners. | He came to the conclusion early in his career, these who knew him sai l, that he would 'ose his life in the rork but that, with the spirit >f a Liue revolutionist, he snapped his lingers at danger, anu possibly was :omforted by imagining that be ft'ould go down in history as one of the uncrowned kings of Hungary. Even up to Thursday morning PV11CU IV " AO wioi. M"- UV net army was not showing fight in the campaign against the Rumanians tie met the conference at Bruck, on the frontier where he was given the Allied terms, and refused to resign. He sent a wireless message declarng that the Soviet wouldfight on md that the proletariat which had ror their object the elimination of Burgeoise would not permit the return of that power. It is estimated that between 40,>00 and 50,000 Hungarians who nought refuge here intended to return to Budapest to save their renaming possessions. SJ Hie farmer who moves to town to take it easy will get so tired of dong nothing that the days will seem ots longer to him than they did on he farm. A probability is something that nay possibly happen. An astronomer reports that his msiness is looking up. A W V <6Y Tk. W '1 I I AKJJNu f *D u es o f All Kinds, $ d Caskets j : Hearse Service. '| ivhere in the county. Prices 1 day or night. Embalming I 5l>hone run Per? 91 and 17. I URNISKED" I '8 and can furnish cut flowers g nofice. [2-7-6m 1 nnr anrl Metal Vanltc B |IU U11U 1I1VIU1 I UUllO. Is URTNEY. j gyyvi- "zm* * E?THI IN SOI L'S rices, when s to do sorr farmers that w i each day con 11~ i.^1 lie uieir luoaci this week hav< remainder of thi actual dealing c )ur tobacco tha Yours for h M I To Whom II I Sckl I will have a i I at my store 01 H i 14 nr I ana 14, we Thursday of They are th< the Best Clotei try. Dont' fai representative above. on # I SM*. . EBES' JTHC WAR g you will f: lething for e are still gett vincing new i iL? ;u iu iiie vcr 5 been good, at is seasons crop ror ability to g t you sell with iigh prices, [. R. GA1 May Concern: oss Bros. epresentative n August 13 dnesday and next week. - t Ma e makers of fifs in this coun- 7 il to see their /'/ . i on the dates / ^ / (J >: H _ , . P Inspect our li SHOES. Ande J. 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