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The Chesterfield Advertiser irnusiiKP kvkry Thursday Subscription. $1.00 a year. .i.ivi?*u as second-class matter at the iKistollloe at Chesterfield, South l.'aru"na. PAt*l? h. IIKAItN Kdltor and Publisher. TEXAS GOVERNOR IN TROUBLE Texas legislators are getting after (iosermr t'l'iriisui), of that State, w:th a \? ry sharp stick. At this writing the governor's impeachment is threatcned. lie is charged with mis application of slate funds; th>* alleged transfer of state funds to his own hank without interest; that within the hast three months he has placed :n ;; bill i; m which he is a large stockholder more than four hundred thousand dollar of state funds which should have been in the state treasury and that he borrowed from this hank more than its total capital and surplus in violation of the banking laws. SUBMARINES SUBSIDING In addition to tie- fact that losses from the submarine warfare are not increasing is a significant statement fa I'erlin navy expert. ('apt. IVrseu- .-ay that the superiority of the I'ritish tleet. despite heavy losses, is meat enough t<> justify its claim tlia< ii controls the sea ami that the (.' '"man fleet is unahle to meet it. 'tiiis is ;i (lamavrine; admission from h rh (iernian authority. i --*-* ? Tiailr mils are "doini* their hi!" in this wartime. The Sou. iiern Railway claims that it .spends $1.17 in tinSouthern Sta'es for > v< ry dollar that it r cei\ os. The Southern is liv ing up to its name. Two convicts eseaped front the Missis ippi penitentiary hut after stayinu away a few weeks came hack. They must feed pretty well at that prison. The li.il to exempt rollers' endowment:, from taxation has been pa'-sed by trie (leoi'ttia Senate and was expeeled to pass tin house. .dr. Asa Candler reeently donated a million dollars to the I'niveivity in Atlanta of whieh his brother, Hisiiop Warren '.andler, is Chancellor. Aiurustn, (ioor^in, will open a now, ronin tourist hotel by November ! . With thousands of soldiers <-ni >iij)<-d there itid with the increased ( iris' ravel by visitors to it.- s >|( r- lie- c: I y aero - the State line will I al lo.-t as brisk and bustling as < llll.. i.t. A pre.- en| .it from llor lli!l says ' at v r'.u lly every faindy in that. ; see lias war ear ion. They are > d; vinjr and an ae (v..' 'o beat ' hand the (ierman band. TKE CRUNCH A NSW Mi The an. ver of the French to the el*..in that I* ratine < jhau ted is to f'n.iit .a tiei I' d i a; on the vv 11 I i it ill'' II: .11 jl! pari .r an oil a ve north of i'he i v >f Verdun a? d i'uiiie: !ei.t Fr< .' it part e.pat ion at the Somnt" I t? 11. Then ilv crown fir.nee delud-". htin-e f i.ato !i< ir.jr that altliou; li he had not . u < ? > - ! i. taking \ erdtii li had at !e pri vent?*d the ! i h from nr. intr an offensive. last ad, hold;ntr on 1I1 ir riirht, the French track on ;i> r i It. vis.ons and tfuns and am : i >r. ^ re e ver, to l och wh.le M.lilo fa r ...1 oil lh:,l 1 hm lines. 1 ii' i hoiurh I, -iv . milar ' y th<re is- ;i '1 i (Terence. '!"} i? hlo.v of ilia fo vn prinee :it ?Vj?- A sm- ?I:<I not |i*',c the strenv'h of his Mow ni o.iri. i Mir.ii" t he l.i-i ' In''- v..m '! 'livisioi , ha* Seen *i:i 1:? r?-?l l'f '1 have priic c;i:!y in ihtne. At Venlun they il: io i ni <. 'I' number of troop- tin- I no < h h:: e !>?'-n a Mi- ' > -> ! to Vpr<- not re >rti<|, hut th< credit e. en in tie* lir ti.sh ?lisp:a?< in s i : ,i 1 ir ' f rc. I he sacr of FnirK'"' ha ? in en t >rmoiis, hut French unity .itui <! termination to s?-?- tin' v.mr torou rh to success were le ver ycr than now. France realizes rnnr" than e. r that French existence is at stal < , a; i| power as well as will to I'.pht on remains. The French armies are more numerous than at any time. French factories are pro?lueintr more ^ui.s an'l munitions, an?l French economic lif" shows an improvement. The class of 1 I * has not j'one to the front, while the fierman class of the same year has heen in the trenches since March. France is riot exhausted or anything like it, as the achievements of her poilu.s and the spirit, of Paris sufficiently attest. France looks for art end of the war as soon as th" United States furnishes the airships necessary to give unquestioned air supremacy. Then her incomparable infantry and artillery, with the aid of the British army of equal or greater strength, will smash the life out. of I aiserism. Germany given the c h o ic e betv, en making herself free or being rendered powerless, has selected the latter, and events proceed to their y"" T* ' *? GAINED 25 POUNDS BY TAKING TANLAC PERRY DECLARES HE IS NOW WELL AND STRONG AGAIN TOOK FRIEND'S ADVICE Nashville Man Say* He Wai Not Free From Suffering a Single Day For Three Years. "I don't reckon there ever was anybody in a much worse fix than I was .vhen I began taking Tanlac, but I've .ctually gained 35 pounds since I icgan taking the medicine and now I ' eel as well and strong as anyone ould wish," declares S. M. Perry, an inployee of the City of Nashville, fenn., who resides at 322 Grace St., hat city. vmi?- nay aiwut cnree years ugo, " ontinued Mr. Perry, "ray stomach eeunie all swollen up and sore and 1 ;>egan have pains in my chest. I ,ook medicines and used linanients iiut they did me no good and there vas never a day during those three ears ! was free from suffering until I took Tanlac. I had no appetite for anything to eat, and everything ? did eat was so heavy on my stomach I 1 <?u 1?1 hardly endure the pain. I had i ervous indigestion and the gas would vet into my chest and almost cut olf my hreath. I was in such a had shape hat the least excitement would shock I .ay nerves so much that my heart would jump and flutter and I was so weak 1 could hardly tote the baby. ' ^ome mornings I would start to work j i id my heart would start to fluttering , fid I'd get so weak I couH hardly breathe and would have to sit down tnd rest then go back home. I would !. so weak and worn out after trying I o work all day and would he so long gelling home my wife would become a i'raid I was dead mimntt h r^ alnmr '.he way. Many a nijrhl I suffered s<> 1 I was just up and down?mostly up unable to sleep at all. I took every i iikI of medicine I heard of and noihinn did me any nood arid I just sept rroini; down hill. "l-'inally, a friend of mine who new of my awful condition told me i needed Tnnlac and I '? bottle t id be^an taking it. It vrave nie a \ ine appetite and 1 felt so much better I tfot another bottle, and after) ...irur it I felt perfectly well and as J > rontr a* a mule. 1 hsive taken six j oitb-s in all and, as 1 said before,) I --, (rained 2.1 pounds in weight, and i Alien meal time comes 1 am as hungry a W(df and can eat just anything I want. 1 have none of that? jumping! a id fluttering of the heart now and 1 I v in breathe a - free and easy as I ever >uid. 1 ska p like a lou every niuht | i el ec to my work every morning histliny and fecliin? fresh and line. When I hear anyone around complaini, i . I tell them they otielit to take anisic." QUIT YOUR MF.ANF.SS. ! it the hammer in the locker. Hide the -oundiiif tioard likewise, inyoiie can be a knocker; Anyone can criticise. ' ultivatc a msinner winning, Though it hurts your face to smile ' .'id coins awkward in bej^inniir/; Re a booster for a while. I .-t for solid satisfaction I?rop a kind word in the slot And I'll warrant vou'll irot action On your effort on the spot. Kindness every linn- heats kick int.'; .Mirth is hot tor than a frown, 1 'I it. isn't half so distressing If you ffive a little boost l o tho man tho facts aro pre -in / When tho hens come to roost. ? I toll o*l Lino. WISE GUY WINS 'hi- is tho season of tho year When advertising's slack, 'Alien many hold their copy till Die cool, crisp days come hack, vcopt tho merchants who tiro wise, Who do a rijrht smart trade i'y l ooping ads. a-runninjr when It' ninety in tho shade. Tom W. Jackson in Editor arid I'uh lisher. WOMEN'S WOES 'Chesterfield Women Are Finding Relief at Last. It does seem that women have more j'han a fair share of the aches and i pains that afflict humanity; they must "keep up," must attend to du . i i?-.; in spite of constantly aching , buds. nr headaches, dizzy spells, bearing down pains; they must stoop over when to stoop means torture. I hey must walk and bend and work with racking pains and many aches from kidney ills. Keeping the kidneys well has spared thousands of women much misery. Read of a I r> ruedy for kidneys only that is cndor ;ed by people in this locality. Mrs. 11. M. Parks, Market St., Lancaster, S. C., says: "I ached all over and when I sat down, I got so stiff 1 across my hack I could harly stoop and it. was hard for nte to do my | housewor':. I finally got a box of i I Joan's Kidney pills and they brought me lasting relief from the backache and fixed my kidneys in good shape." Pries t'.Oc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy? get I Joan's Kidney Fills?the same that Mrs. Parks had. Foster-Milj burn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. MELTING POT IDEA IS NOT SCIENTIFIC Unrestricted Immigration Is a Delusion, Says Dr. Hiliis. A REAL SOURCE OF DANGER By Rev. |)r. NI:WI:LL DWIOIIT HILLIS, Pastor of PI)mouth Church. Brooklyn. N. Y. ,, "1 in ru igrutlo n ,,ik' 1Mt'lllnu ''?t J<lon" was tin ? s u i?jt of i Now I'll I ' w I : 'i I I'lyinoiitli olmroli. Itrni.klyn, In tin nooplos." inv. nit. MAVKi.r. StllH. vrJ|rs ,lKo 1,XVI,HIT tltl.l.lS. Isra(1, /jJ||1Kw|||t tl)i> Ilohrow dramatist, wroto n |?l:?.v I'll111 li'iI ' 'I 'll' .Moltinp' I'ot." < Mir liliT a iv 'T'lti-i anil I lie pooplo of ninny of our i-ilii'M uavo thi' play a jronorotis woloonm ami 111:i I? llm ilraina a tinan InI niioi-oss Sim i* that tinm otlior in li'M'sls Iutv ! iji-vi-lnpi'il ami pi'opli' liavo for;iol ti'ii iIh- i I hi rai't its in** 11 n? play ami wliai llm drama u a s alioiit. ? >n?thine in Tin' Milling I'ill." Iiowi'Vit, lid i 11-I i. :i : i > I tin' lianm ami I'm liloii that llm tillo iiiiiM-ys. Tim pliraso is i li-ar. pi- tiiri-sipio, rliyiliini'ail. ami lias aptili'iil tin* lini-iinilinn nl llm pooplo With inaiix i In- limn' piiin^i "lhi> iiii'liiiiu pot" is i*i in -ii|i'i"i'i I a siillli'iiiit aivHiimiit to any riti? of iiniiiiirratInn. M t lit initios think of this i'lninlry as a j kind ol is- id whoso mm side is llm Allouhotiy niniiiilains. wliilotlm lluoklos art' I In* ollior sldo. In whioli inotals, proi ions and haso, aro slowly 1111 r:i< tiir-T and transforminvr tlm various sitlisiaii' i s Into silvor and irold. In stlpport of this Idoa I hoy i|tioto llorlmrl Spi'iioor villi his prnplio.'x that tin* iniMuro of all tlm Aryan Id Is and runs of l'.nropo will in this ooiintry .......... . . .. ..... . - ?* . - - ? II- ii 11 . >> I \ j ill 11 III I I. O II II III!1 hmiilsoiiiest uihI lit'iillhh'si wommi tinWorld lins i-\ it known Support For the Melting Pot Idea. Historians ii No support tin* inciting |?o| iilc.'l Ii\- point jntr to tin- pus t mul iiruiim lliiil I'.'ii'h fii*\\ I'fu liiis lii'i'ii iishrretl in wlili tin iiif*i~i< 11 of now lloml. Witness 1111 * i'oinijio of the for( I i liildn u 1111o Uoiih- ns 11n \ poured lu'ir ri-li eiinents of life into tin* e.\hiiii^loil \? i 11 s iiiid it el eries of Hif ProI.oil IC 11 ill 11 L.T'i'. Witness I III- ill 1111 \ of tiio .Noi'iiiuii into Cimlmul, s<>iii|iim wiirm, liylit oloi's into tin* \it\ wurp mill woof of the heavier Savui slock. Witness ilio I'roNsiiifr of iho Scop h mid fri ll liloods lihollt I'.elf.'lsl, with it re-nil,nit tii.'iii .serious mid sturdy iiiiiI ji'i o\ii'tlow im; with hkli spirits, wit it11<I 11111 r 11 i -1 ?ry is insiilo to Im tin* spoil si * i* of tiio 1111 -! 1111 u pot idi'ti, . is lire philosophy mid si-ioiien. Tin' l.litnl <I reek port explains the heroism of A' hllh s, iho w isiloin mul skill of lyssi's, iho Iii-mity of IP li'ti iiiiiI the Invi-lihi'.-s of I*s\ -hi' hy :i\ i11l; Ihnt ii mil I'rojii ??; lupus married oin* of the ilituphli'iN oi' 11 ii > i it Hi I liroiiyiit in ii t.\ iii* i-iiil wi'il Willi sitpri'liii' slri'tmlh ;i11 I lii'iHlty I lotllil loss I hi'l*i' is ;i eor1 ;i in i ' Ii- o| 111; i ui - I h:i I is intent in the iiioih'i'n iili'ii of Iho n ti 11 i 11 pot, hi whi' h sotoi'lhit.:' ukin to the inirnrii ions is ni'ili lii'il Melting Pot Idea U nr.r, it ot ifio?Out of Nothing Comes Nothing. l;> wa.v of pi i i -11111 -11 * ! litis nulling pot iih'ii is lit.- ureal Aini rii ;iii ill-IllIon 'I'll! is iihsolllli'lv liolhlli^ ill si jf ii- i. s> i .port t! . not ion. w Idle i'\i" v I'm t i. ti is, t it Tin' ii -I prov ill ' I liohls iint of nothing iioth 111i'kiii' "n<> i an '.! l."i -:ii i '! i: t ii it- ?.no,. ,\i ji |n?r < liciiii-t r?\ iio|tin* ! < o| iiutuls olTi'i > ;i* 111111vC In |i' r' ' ! tin- MiiMir\ World you ha V" ;j >< ii I sl"i|, sell-' ' yioil lli'llllltit" iron ore, '.'oiii' <'o!{ini; i oiil from wlil'li I \ tin- ti.v <1. o--s of siil;>li<ir and plnisImnis has h""ii I'M ojn.ii \* i?h _ I Ii1111and lh" ri'-nilatii is h ^h j?rnd" ni'i'l No i i .u in" ids Hon d "M-r II I"! Ill 11 ;; I Ii I ^ II." ' ill U' I O. on "d I fail sItnil" |o\v "r:i?I" in; "Until" of" v. 1111 low Iih'i i'li'?i lis oa| mill h< 111.iI iisti'i'l I h"l'i' i - lio ma i" ill lli" lire I lot h'liiisl Uiioh iha< 11 ii* \ will to out d" lh" Vl'svi'l a i" illt i! ? i " lii'iii-'l iih -o|i|i"iv hy ill" ma "fiaIs that v.int lido ill" V'ssi'l. I'.n" not onl\ is in in r:il lii h o|i|iiis"d to this tin Itinir |"'I tlii'ory; V"ii"inbl" law als" d"ni"s it Result In Vcjetablo and Animal Life In explainim: thai uoii'h'if'il ri'snlt linlll'd til" I '"!l""l'<l IT I'll 11" V. " llil \ ? il iiiisiliiiii?lniiiii who out of liiindreds of ItiiU" ui"ii|'"s s"h" Is the liirif-sl in si/i> itinl lh" ri* h'o| in "iilor and th"ii into th" fiI>i111 l;int a1 id flood "tn|?ti"s tli" swi?' ii*sf of nil the Mii;nr ur;i|i"s. and froin th" two si I 11 ' 1 i oini'S tli" t'on ioni. lent th'T" is no more Jui"f or stiifnr in lh" <'oii"'?rd than was found Iii I lie other hvo, The uain Is in tlml tin- t\v?> Kil'ls flint ??i?? ? were m??|?>irnt? ?I are now united In n siittrlc purple elus ter. Aiiiimil Iiiw Is not less emphatic in lis testimony. Cross your Shetland pony mill your Kentucky horse iiiuJ the result Is ruinous, licejiuse the animal, st.iniliii^ midway between the pony iiimI the horse, is loo large for the ehiM's use mnl loo sinnll for the man's. Nuttll'e is very insistent and accurate. Khe does not believe In alchemy nor magic. K- ..fv eliilil is the sum of the physieji| and lueiilnl gifts tli.it wete dlsli'ihuli/il anions its ancestors, which are now swept together iiiuJ compact eil in its one life To say that our country Is a va.-t inciting pot, that you can IIintC haae uieieis ami precious into the vessel Mini fh n after a little return to liinl that some magic has iiuule the hase to hecotne precious, Is a ilelu slon. This melting pot idea represent 4 an optliniain that spells failure ami national ruin. Th# Blood of th.? Nation. All theae facta become the more Important. wtiea. coualilex Lhat Cftfib furies of time, the slow Influence" of environment, drill, tralninjt and soul husbandry, continued tirelessly, alone onn develop a picked and powerful I stock that results in u >;rent civilization. For the warning of America we have the history of the Hebrew coniI monwealth. In the lieKiiniliiK they I were a race sifted and chosen for their I strength and beauty, their self rellunce and IndepeiMleiiee in choosing the- j isin in an era of idol worship. Then for l.oOO years they were shot apart j lietween the sea and the desert. No, marriages with other peoples wore per- \ i milted. Trade relations were largely cut off. Their education became intenslve. Slowly they fed the tires o Intellect and morals. Slowly they do veloped a race of poets and drcumerv with vision. Slowly they developed their jurists and.stalesmeii. In an at Unisphere made warm and genial nieii of prayer and faith wrote their psalms and hymns. Liko a Creat Dam. It was as if a great dam had been erected to reservoir the life through i the waters that were slowly aceunin 1 Inline. and linallv. when Jesus eunie. ! tlx' divine Hood broke throuch and j Ml reamed forth into all the earth to j I>less mankind. Self love In Moses | made possible a world love lit the ' hands of .testis and I'ntil. Had Moses and Joshua and their followers mixed their blonds, brought in Kuyptiuus with their fetish worship, Philistines with lheir animal worship, Kahyloniaus with their hostial.'sin. little Palestine would have heeti a melting pot out of whieli would have eome mud, hut not marhle; elay, hut not silver; brass, but not cold. Methods Suggested. So terrible is the problem that inan.v t lrnil'lit l td men would like to see iiuiniuratiou prohibited for another general ion. until our institutions ran assimilate the people We now have. Hut I this is like sit vine that a man must Mop entitle for a year heeailse he already has many poisoned eells and nullum tissues In Ids body. In such a risis the pbys inn and stireeon net promptly, eulllne out the evil crowth with a knife and expellinc the exeu-ss of f. od and hy exer< ise hriiicine up the ina> es of fat, all in the hope of vtvintt the life. Many physi< ians urce lite iipt>! ditistie inensiit'es possihle, so that within a ceneialioti Iii.imni/pk) out of our Piii.ooo.t.o.i may he withdraw ti from the s>etie h.V the natural processes of death- ha\ ills' lieen lire \ ill "' t IiiiikIIiiu forward their |i;i-disease- mill eriuics I? eurse llii'ir ill -si ci ulii lit s. I Hiring :i Innif i'ihiviTsalinn iimt ilils problem t'luirles j ShiiruiMiti in tli.- study <>r Ills ureal tehi-riia- li* in !??'iii|i>ii om-e sahl. "< it-eat an' your la!.i'S. Mi' liiaan ami Krie, but it' luiiope is allowed to infinite to empty into tin-in a Niagara ?l" tilth tinI timi* will ' <iiiii- at last wli.-i. i in- sprinus I will l<i- |i"ls<>n?'i| ami tin' fountains jrlvij forth disease ainl ileal li." | Growth as tho Cure of Social Ills. Huxley I'li'-e wrote an essay on "So I'-jal Ibsi-asi-s iiml Worse |{i-iiii-illi-s." ' This author I ? !i? v? <] that i-ertaiu forms ' i of soi-ial sympathy bred peril to the ' state tlirouuh seem in u kiliiliiess, but 'real erui'lt.v toward the iiuli vidunl. I-.-iKeliinir the warnbiir, our (feneration through blind optimism saunters i/a.vly a Ion if life's pathway, eatinu and drinkiii_ and forget I Inu that tomorrow the nation itself may die. When all Hie dark fa?-ls an- spr<ml out tie- uveruue man i-M !iiinis "tih. Well, we w ill out I if row thai''* ami passes by on the other I si'ils- If a tiling is ifood and is small. 1 uTou III will enlar-.-e It, lint, if a tiling is bed urowtli will ruin ever.v I liitiif A ifree11 apple - an I snvisl t<> ripeness : h\ time ami growth, but irrowth i-an ' d" not bin if for a bitter iip[<le. Growth j enn sir e the < Iiilcl to the stri-nulli ami | wisdom of tin man, but if you start I u it 11 a I uiuor i; pow 111 means t lie krave yard. Given a little I'utiifus In thneask of ii<|ii'.r and Jffowth ruins the elioiee wiiii- Given the I'we of drink and iffowth ineaiis a drunkard, bivi-n one s. r e ship in Virginia in I'!'J<I and iffo-.vMi means a < b it war. Given one lii'a- irmup talking nnnreliy in a sa lnoii In i hi-'nifo and growth means a ' II i marl, et i i< <t, i i< m id men. (food move l:n its 1'ih.il i i > i it ill ..< * ^..i...i i.. I i t ui'iwtli means damnation t'i I .nil men jii.iI I >:i I movements. Tin* i"iillaj.'I'jiI i'?ii hi Sail r'l'nin'lvo 1 n :r:iti us a spark, but jrrowth turned tliat spark into a eontlaicnit Inn that <<>n annual the rll.v. It is Idle, therefore, t<? say that trmwtli will euro tin; social J Ills troin which the republic is aufTerInir. It is a time for consiillal ion, for ilia 'iiosis. an.I perhaps tlie lime is n| pr> ;i -11i11 _? for the Use of the surgeon s knife. Three Reasons Why the Problem Is Acute. Since therefore there is no nuitrie In the melting pot. no hope to be fotiml in growth, let us spretnl out nil the fa ts that we may uinlerstainl the task that confronts us. First of all, the mere liulk of the foreign born popula tion Is ills!urldng. Stalisti< inns tell us tliat we have more than i,'m m i.i * m i of oiir people who are either foreign horn or tbo ehihlren or grandchildren of fori'iLi11 born parents. Iliul tbe obi nr.tl*. * stock nt I lie lime of ibe inlop tion of i be const it in |on remaliieil, growing by naturnl Increnae alone, we Woiilil have in tin* country today about am?,?ha> people I'.nt tliis repuhll represents nn ideal of liberty ami sc.f government. Its genius is Ibe Renins of imllv i'bial won b Belief of Our Fathers. ? Mir filllllTS IM'II' I,flic . IIS III l)c|||f|C r if.v pure mill .simple Hut no mic ' .in dniy iliiii wo 11ii\ c iili-.iiiuic|\ fiiilcl In Hill lie I lie; newcomers incept I lie ex Heiithll (ileus id' lleliMiir.l y. Perhaps we I in \ no rl^'lil to e . pe I llnil our in slitul ions eoiiUI assimilate so niiiny neuronicrs iiiul convert lliein to nn neeeptnnee of the fnilhs of our fathers Second. the hirlh rule of eertiiin iiumi (.'IMIit l ili es Is so fur hcynlnl I lull of I he mi he American sto< I. us to stir nInrm lest sheer force ?>f Height of nuiuhers overwhelm ntiil hwainp our Alimriean lileii Is. Another Source of Danger. Tiie lie ronsliiK tendency toward Aloofness iiikI toward Isolation mill separate'. ss also Is dangerous. .lust here tiio < r;. is tint I Is upon Kiitflnnd through the Irish problem holds warning- To this iluy (treat Krltutn Is one thliiK and Ireland another. After a century Nouth Ireland la unaMsimllatcd. Hut we have lm|f a dov.cn race* like Ireland, tfSMuoX wUtek ax? aaL only ua-Amari ! can, but are anti-American^ Home excepted, New York Is tlie lamest Italian city In tbe world. Stockholm excepted, Chicago Is the capital of Sweden. There never was an hour when Jerusalem held ns many Hebrews as does New York. If you are a New Uiiithlmler go up Broadway and r?ad the names on the stores, and you will lind yourself n similiter In u stranite land. And when you consider that most of our criminal class can neither read nor write, that Hie bomb crimes and assassinations are committed by members of the Black Hand society and nmirch* istlc chilis and that the Inrod assassins i of New York, four of whom were elec| trodiled awhile aim in a single day. are almost invariably of foreign birth, i ho problem becomes ?ery grave and tlie outlook forbidding. How Some Immigrants Hate the Republic. Wo must nil confess Hint, snmo Immluriints luilo tlio r< ;nil>1 i<* with a deadly lint rod. Their iiuiliunity is almost beyoiul words. Wituoss (lint nieotinu soiiio months iiuo when n urn up of men nssoinhlod. |hit mi Iron pot on tlio platform, sot liro to tlio kiitdlini; wood, and I lion onoli man and woman niarolioil hy, dronpod a litllo Amorloan llau Into tlio flames and took from tlio hand of the loader the rod III'.}?, while some -topped to curse the Stars mid Stripes as the luiiiiier of our Hair huriiod. All these men and women wore free to u<> to other oountrios to Canada or Mexico or tiaok to I-Iuropc. Had they riiiiinillt'd a crime like tliis in flerniany or Austria llioy would have heon stood up nuniiist a liri'-k wall and shot at daybreak. What wrotnr has the repulilb' onitiiitlod auaiiist tlioinV Have thov boon iloniod froodom of spoeeh? Have ilio doors of the sohoolhouso lioon Hosed against iholr ohildroiiV lias the average wnue paid thoin as workiimiiioii ever heon loss than what thov v.-ore paid In any other country in the world? lias Hie republic over forced tliotti to irivo throe years to military sorvii-e? I lave tlioy lioon Hiroaloiiod with exile to some Siberia? Slranue that some people will burn Hie llau of their eonnlry ;it t!??? mere of <1??1 liirs llull another workinyniiaii has lirst earned and Mini saved! Tho English Languago Versus the Foreign Press. I.abor leader* nr<- |1;'<asin^r I lit* prohibition of nil iiiimipi'nt inn nt I he end < 1? the war. They tell us thai a million liiiinmrnnt* mean a liver of mud, just as it we were not all immigrants of a urenter or less remove! I It her extremists wish to postpone eiti/.etislnp lor twenty years. Others think that as a means of eompollitiK foreigners to understand our free institutions (lie newspapers published in foreign loiiuues and sermons and sehools ttsinu foreign lanjrua: ?'s should he prohibited; that 1114* Aun rieani/iition of foreign horn <dii!dren and youth should In* st roii;;t liened as rapii 11\ as possible. All men who are widely traveled will understand that alter the war will eoine the Hood of immigrants at the rate of millions. Make the not and sieve at Kllis i land as small as you may and undesirables will still ?et I Urolith Tile dragnet should not he at Kills island, hut in ihn various in lorlor <ilies of Kurope. ttur repuhlie eon Id afford to support Imiuiirrat ion bureaus in eouiillies like Austria, Servia and Itiil-'aria and sift out those who are weak and diseased, ineompetent mentally and morally. The Outlook For tho Future. One dollar spent abroad In keeping out undesirables would sine the republle ten at home < nir fathers developed many institutions for theiuak hn; of manliood, but no one of those institutions nor nil of tlmm are fully ad equate to ilie task. Inirk moments eonie when one surve\s the multitudes nnd their irtiorau* e, |ita|or. lilt 11. superstition. driinkeiiiie . their eonti-mpt for the se||o< tIn>ii-<* and the hook, tho soi iii| settlement and t !;< i-hiii't'h. tlreat is the power ol the letieltel', yet Wo'lderflll the illlllteliee of (lie lihlliry !tli<l the ?-l i ii r< li. Not |e^> stril.in^ I lie uii' oli . lolls Influence o| ihi l life t hroilL'h i . iiitiier e and 11sioe, I.ill tile issues of life n re not in I hinys miiteritil. The hid flit* places of power life invisible, iilel eome fp.Ill Coll, just iis the fofee of some hidden spritin t lint pushes the stone w.-ill aside eoiues from the li'.d <lei> powers of the mist .-mil the rloiul We iiuist nil hope nut- h from eiltn iitioii, eoiutiier* puhlle liset|ss|o|i uinl from the wlsilotn of our lawmakers, hut our reul hope Is in the Coil of our flit hers, that eteruul power that Is nlways In the worlil and seeretly mak Jiilt f*r righteousness and for true liinnllOOll. yes: lift a corn oi e wnnour pain; Cincinnati authority tell* how to dry up a corn or callus so it lifts of f with fingers. You corn-postered men ami women need suffer no longer. Wear the shoes that nearly killed you before. j nays thist ineirihali an!lion*y, because a few drops of free/one applied dereetly on a lender, aching ' <>rn or cal' lus, stops soreness at once and soon the corn or hardened callus loosens so it can he lifted out, root and all, without pain A small hottle of Freestone costs very little at arty druj? store, hut will positively take off every hard or soft corn or callus. This should he tried, as it s inexpensive and is said not to irritate the surrounding skin. If your drujrtrist hasn't any free:one tell him to ip t a small hottle for you from his wholesale drutf house every time 1 Adv If your paper has la in its arrivals, it v to notice the date < money as well as ! % Sftank of *& \ Oldest Bank In We solicit your business. Wc i i We Jhivite l(ei Your Patronage wanted. it will receive coui SAFETY DEPl OUR MOTTO: "STRENGTI R. E. River*, President. M. J. Hough, Vice-President. r I 1 ?he 9copl ESTAJilil.SH 1 2 Capital Stoc 2 K. R. LANKY, Pres. Z (J. K. LANEY, Vice I'res* tV Ally. 2 Wc v'iint your business ;i 2 When you come to Chesterfioh 2 pay interest on saving deposit 2 per anum. : 'Chesterfield, n ' n 11 m (OUi f'T;'-*, ? 14 ,v ?3 "jCaa tHs ym-sr j|$| i, i|f I I Apply Busin< In Your A bank account makes for HOUSE OMY. When you pay the bills of the gio< you know just how much it costs to r BESIDES, A CHECK IS A ItECI If You Haven't t Start Gn< The FARMI 1 >K. R Ij. M.MANCS I tit i.-t i Office over Ilank of Che-t erficld. ^ Will visit I'a^eland evury Tuesday; Ml. Orofrhan every Wednesday. Other days in Che terfield. i?_: - -a ? ? ? ?? I i rictih reunuiiuui'*. sill wuru |^u:ir- , an teed. DR. L. H. TROTTI, Dental Surgeon Chesterfield, S. (!. i Office on second floor in Iloss I'.uildin^. All who desire my services wilt please sec nte at Chestc rfield, as 1 have discontinued my visits to other towns. | ' If A AIN A HUNLE V -ATToKNKYS? | It. k. Harm a c i, ihinle I </'lies*orfioM, S <!. I Ollioe it IV..pie* Itank tfiiildinp | There Is more Catarrh In tills nertlon of the country than all other dis.as.H put to-retl " r. and for yearn It was supposed to he Incur:, t>1 Doctors pros' riticj local renu .1.. s. and I ' constantly failing to cure with i< . .1 treatment, pronounced it Incurable Catarrh la a local .lin< me, rrcatlv Irillie nn il hy constitutional conditions nn.l tin rcfov. requires oiihI11utioriaI treatment. J (all's Catarrh Cure, tnaniifti. tiir. .1 l>y !?'. J. Cheney rir Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is a e. n litlitional remedy. Ih t ik. ri Int en. IIv and acts thru the l.iood ori tin Mun.in piirnu I'M "i 111?" o> .-> "i'i. <'?' ii""1" ' 1 l)oll.ir'< reward Is nff< r I for my rust' j that Hill's Catarrh Cur. f.-l in cure, i Send for rlifuln rs irul ti si i nuoilals F. J. CIIKNF.Y Ac CO.. Toll' Jo, Ohio. I Hold hy UrugifiKt*. Vi'-f. Hull's Family I'llls for constipation. RUB-MY-TiSM Will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic Sprains. Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old Sorc3, Tetter, Kin?-Worm, I Eczema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally or externally. 25c itely become irregular /ould be a good idea on you label. It takes labor to run a county hesterfield " Chesterfield pay interest on time deposits i to Visit Us ffi Whether large or small teous attention DSIT BOXES ^PBj 4 A ND SECURITY." &jjm C. C. Douglass, Cashier. D. L. Smith, Assist. Cashier. -ft zf6 S&atik| * ? ?:i> IN HHi k $25,000 : 0. i\ MAN(;I;M, <'Msiii?T Z J. A. C'AMl'IIKLU Assistant Casino r , o md will t resit j ou rifrht. * 1. come in to see Ms. VVt? m s sit the ruto of 4i pur cent ? : ^ v* dcuth 'Carolina 1 ~~~ A sss Merffands Home! \ ,IIOT/D EFFICIENCY AND ECON- J ror. the butcher, the haker by check un your home. NPT. ' j >. Bank Account ^ s Todky IKS' BANK 4I Watch the label on your | paper. It tells when your 1 time is out I Preserve Your Complexion the easy, pleasing way by using M agnolia Balm before and after * outings. 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