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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
PRESIDENT SAYS
He WILL HANDLE
SITUATION
Indicates RumoIs of Reported
Differences Between Cabin
ct Officers Over: GoethaIs
Request Is Idle.

Wash stYu. Dec. ia More iYfar-
nation o. .eug awaited before Pre-
idsnt Wilson dc dDs whether the re-
quest of 3ut-ruur Goothal- for de-
ctroycrs o. enforce neutrality at Pan
anna shall Hc granted. ~ulEcstlous OF
dlnerent 'etween secretaries CARR
son. Duu'ea and Bryan over enc re-
quest were ue- 9r President Wilson
WAN the etatement THAT there could
Doe no reaI difference since he would
hm,liy decide
The president discussed the situa-
uon with thr cabinet officials aud
generally ,oflsldurca measures for
prpteCiine ihr neutrality ~ the causd.
Oaicials described Hs absard re-
ports thtt Colonel Goethals request
would i'e denicd. They Declared ae-
ton wa- laeing delayed only ieudins
"a fuller g4a.ussioH of tlt needs of ths
siUuuinr There has ucsu som, doubt
u the mWds uf ult.iII MS ta us
what sur af pttfni would Ir 1c.-
,satr,
If hrluvcrruf sntps are isiup wire
irss Within tnc thrre- m.lc limit ad-
miulafrafsuu elli.ul- tn.uA H wtrNIu-
would Dee adequate Delays boz uass-
lrE through the cumI tIos t1iuk
Colonel D.,rhsIs already is prepared
tu handle Al, lo question of clear
1rac parers Hrs= at ihe canal ofii-
ci8ls here du uu, sco 81 shat usc de-
riruscrs ctu Hs unless Tor disputHu
purposes. th,y arr sent thr
probably wI Dbl. EItru tuc mission ul
k,epits aH .u..r CO. Warsliius from
Ff..at.rtr..r e,.fH..r aha. fNrr.. mill. limit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
Negro Question
Needs More
Candor
President Outlines His Atti-
tude Toward Negro in Con-
ference With Southern Un.-
verSity Men.

washington. Dee ft- DutHhine his
ltti-udr toward tha ueEro Frsi ident
wilson trid tho university clmma-
sion un suufhrrn race questions.
nlade up pf representative of c.rteu
southern ,oilosrs. that "our ohirrt a
io Know t1c needs of thc n9sru and
SYM. athcltealy heir him ln every
vHy thHt is possible Cor hls suud aud
our spod
ur r ~ EulFh uf lhc Cmssrae
NJ ArNtu.-iE chairman of the COM
miwi1n. told the president the com-
mission was efrIuzed 90 mako au
im Iaftlal ~.udF uf tho 7ssrc question
frum the standpoint uf Tho ucgr-o 8
cConomic. civic and moral bctterment.
H, said that "A yer, deep mFeztlsailnn
lf IN ruhierf Wsa being mHdr With
the suHd sf thr neeru always ln mind.
20 am teig giad to czprcsa ns sin-
Cere ntercst a. tIr worh and sym-
tafhF with t stid ihc president u
roph 600 Dr nrpugh "a think that
men like yourselves can be- trusted to
zee THIS Ereut gucsuor ur etou au-
gio. There is not a question. b scems
t1 me into whlch more candar Decda
tn bee puf or more thorough hutiaa
good feeling than this ] know my
solf. ar 70 southern man. how Hinccrelg
the heart 0f the south desires thc
sood of thc negro and the advance
ment of his race on an aruund and
seusdblc lines and everything thai can
b. dnuc m that direction d of the
hishesi value. it b a matter of conn
mon undrrstandius
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
Three Kings viii
Put Hand on
the Table
Military and Economic Entity
of Scandinavian Nations to
Be Demonstrated for Benefit
Of the Warning Powers.

Clristluna be-. % O.a London.
o. mp--The injecting of tho thr""
kiugt. Halkun uf Norway. Gustav Of
sweden ana christian OF Dcum4rh.
at MlImo sweden December o.. OH
inc initiative OF Kinp Gustav. wn ae
tho urst Duuiprcu of these thros
-c. udiuatiuu mouarchs Co discus.
Ffato affair since the dissolution 90
the duality nctwceu Norway and
sweden in 1905 THE newspapers ot
the three kingdoms src expressing
thr ercatost satisfaction al this cvi~
doncc that tho strain relations hc-
tween IA, royal families of Norway
and sweden have. COME to am end
with this holding out of the olive
branch by kim suHta.
The political object uf the meeting
b. to dcmnusi rate that scandinavia
represents military ana economic
entity. ready Go resist outside pres
sure to take sidcs with any bclliTer-
cnt and able to defend Us neutral.C
and resist Violations of international
pv.s These the scandinavian gov
ernmeuts. ailege. are greatly h1mpet-
iag their trade and commercial in-
terroHtso with other nations
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

been made by the aliics during
the last week concerning the sue
cess OF thcir new moscmcm
against the German line that the
Berlin military authorities have
ISSUED special statement io tnn-
tradiCt them. Tie French ofii-
cinl statements in particular.
have reported hong series of
Victories. including the drstriir-
linn OF number of German bat
tcfics. the capture uf trcnphcs
and the rout of the German In
faniry attacks along almost tiie
whole line. The German state
mcnis, however. have said that
there has been little activity and
soilay'- announcement from Bsr-
lin Claractcrizcs the French re-
port of December 81 concerning
thc destruction of batteries aud
rapture az tTcnches ~ "pucc
invention"
The definite statement T. made
IN Rotterdam that the Germans
have bcgnn retreat. falling bark
in iicigiun toward prepared
Tine Farther from the Unasa. OF
iciai confirmation Was lacking.
however.
The report from Ni-h that the
scrVians had rccapiurcd Bel
grade wis not confirmed from
any other sources, although II
wis admitted in Nicuna chat tile
Austrians had suffered rcscrSCs
in ScrNia.
u l. annoWnccd iu Berlin that
the Turkish cruiser Midirli. for
mcrly the GsTuian warship IsTcs-
lar. has h0mhar'iesl the Ru~~i.n
Black SEA port oT Sclla,toIol. al
though With what cncft T. nut
stated. The sultan OF Turkey.
addressing parliament, asserted
that Turkey had bccn forced into
the war ~ the hostile acts of
Russia irHntc and Ingiand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

The British military authorities
announced today that fighting In
northern France bnd recon-
mcnCcd and that combined at
dack by the aIlic~ in BcIgium to
the south of Nprcs had resulted
In the capture Of German
ttsn, ,hes aud substantial prog
rcsS.
1hls T. tho nrSt o,casion In
several weeks on which the Bril-
i-h authorltis-- have considered
the day-to-dnN activities of the
nliic- of -iifiiricnt Importance to
is-uc suth n statement. London
,uggost- u may mean that the
ailic- have Rt last begun the gem
Crai Offensive movement which
has been expected there FOR
some tlmc.
The French statement today
'oycls the same ground a. the
british announcement and In adj
ditiun ~aNS that some progress
has iccn made In thc Argonlic.
There we've indications. how
ever. that the Germans have
mnic progress recently toward
the eastern end OF the line. rhc
French war ofiicc admits that ~
stclnbach, ln Nlsscc, the German
infantry gained fOothuid.
Eomhar,ln,cni of ~. Leonard and
az tOmmcToN bN the Germans
al-o has been mentioned In the
lat two Cfiirial Ircnch state
mcni-. II. LEONARD iice some
distance to the south of points
previously mentioned m accounts
uf fighting ~ the No-grs. Conn
mcroy T. about ten miles south
az ~ Nihicl. whi'h ha~ bccn he
letcd previously to hc the ~uuth-
Crn extremity oI the wedge
thrust by the Germans into else
french linc.
such cnnfiilrnt claini- haNr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
Due to Fact He Seldom Ex-
presses Himself in Newspa-
pers and Magazines, Call
Him" Says Committeeman.
ATLANTIC FLEET HAS
EIGHTEEN SUBMARINES
Commander Stirling Tells the
House Committee on Nation
al Defense We Are Behind
European Powers.

Washington Dec. Ia Colonel
Theodore Kousetel luomed up today
a. % possible witness brfo,, the house
uayal committee in ts discussion uI
thc preparedness of national defense
50 toduy's session K,prcacntatiVc
Hubsou pressed ChairmaA padgeti to
,all che former prosldcut and after
somo discussion the question was leu
to bc decided in an executive session
OF tue committee
"Why invite him demanded
ReproseLtuiite Butter
Hes been assistant b, retnry col
the navy ana president aud coin
naudcr-in-chicf and has beeu u d
position tu anow the fuCtr about nu.
tinna defense returned MI Hob
SON. who protested that h.s suErcs.
ton was bdug treated in cavalier
way
ltcpresentauv. Buchsuan renarkcs
thit due to th. ar ihat Mn Roos,
Nclt scIaum expressed himself
thr"ueh the urr-pluers ANA maga-
zines. % mirht be- wei 10 srt holi Of
H.n aal drag sumefhnc uui pt min
uu Tho subject
Wun that tae committee turned u
lhe examination ol Commando sur
ling who tesuu'd there were c.sh.
teen su marines U tho Atlantic ueeg
Commander stirling said tho Geo.
ti.a should have better facilities and
that There should 1r more pcrmH
usutt Iu The assI.uments OF ulnrrT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
NO WAY To FIX ANY
VALUES FOR
NEXT YEAR
State Up Against 1t as Result
of Amendment Abohshing
Board Of Equalization, Ad-
opted by People.

santa Fe. = 81 pcc no. That
the ahplifol af hn rtan hurDau
of equalization hi vote 90 tho
I.copic. n rtruH- thc connitI-
t.unal tax amendment at thr r.-
cent eiorfinu. hc aI pended PEND
mg fbc fs.nr of important lSia
valuations appears fo PEI the WAS
eut of au ananalous situation
The board fixes thr valuation az
national bauas tranaIuftEf lnu
eomnnnlaH all ,arnouttions and
livestock. and peudiag action hy
fhe icgisluurc tnrre b. no other
authority Go fy these values. Tho
couuiy commlssI Hurrs ami asscs
SONS ~ the stale .n session here
win put the matter up to the al
frrpcs Bcnrufa Office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
GERMAN inONTN AITACk
liIOi;E NARSNM REIt I.sED

PDtrueradi SEA LONDON. Dec ts-
ta-i0 q. mI-tGsr3uau frontal at
ta hs ou titC nafsi4I lilg to the west
ut warsaw under cover ui ulght were
suDtessfuiiN scpulscd bk the russians
atarrdlnE a. trust Rorthg Information
rcathlus Fuirograd from ,hc front
today AZ H1ul points sluug the
front tn" sian sgeccrdtl u rap-
turing several German positions
German attacks weee answered by
itusfiHn ooIuter at ueka m whllh 30
ls sIid mat gtcrd hundred prisoners
ana .uc held battery were completed
ii the guefinrs Daring the ias,
three DAYS 90 agntimg vizht ma hinu
Enns tWo ha ycnrs of neid sums snd
o0o prisoners have hcen taken IA.
scpt for thc nlBht ATTACKS uf the Gof-
mans lherc has been little hoafs
hgh ng in poAaad durlus the hats "a
huIa Increment we're confined
principals 90 countless maneuYers.
demousinaiioas and attempts IA fanA-
ing tpefatinna by small bodies of
German troops.
Aecorlns to tio Army Messenger.
The German attacks sloru the EaHt
frissian frouf whfeh were ronduft-
cd simultaneously with their Offensive
~ Poland. failSl on account of form
idabie iofiihcatirns. Which the Rus
Z aions rousuu.tcd n fields 9nd for-
osis pafaieiiii the Gorman nncs.
The correspondents 90 the koursc
Gazette iu rinis states that General
sanders fasna, the Geruial military
ofiicvr in comnand of Turkish troops.
lon arIhips at ErTcram oraercd tine
German englnUcw 90 blow up az
roads and mountain iaths ietdins
from nHssan kau tn Er1erum. Has
ran Nala iiss on ihe direct lime oi the
Kussian mos emenl aasinft EfErrum.
ft o. IA milrs sasi of thut ca1 and i-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
THREE REGIMENTS AND THREE
MORE BATTERIES ITO BORDER

Washington. Dec 10 In RESPONSE
20 request from Brigudier General
blirs nt Nacn. Ariz secretary CARR
son today ordered three REGIMENTS oi
infantry from Galveston or Texas
city. one battery of 47-inCh guns
ana two batteries of i-inch howiiz-
crs from Fort sin. Okla. 20 proceed
ga once 60 tho Mexican border
In announcing this sactiun SoCrC-
tary Garrison said.
In view ~ conditions on ,hc bor-
der. as he sees them, General Bliss
has requested that additional infan-
try and artillery be- sent him ln
compliance with this request the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
Bids Are Opened
for Eight New
Submarines
Only Two Bidders Represented
at Navy Department Today
for Craft Now Strongly in
Demand.

Washington. dec. Ia.--rids
were opened to-day at the navy
deppriment for sisnt submarines
one ~ which is Eco dhpla-c bee
tvcei. 9za sud 0gg toms The
cyFct spe1incutions are naval
secret.
There were onlv tNo alJders. rhc
llccrt- Boat company lnd th-
Lake Submarine Torpedo Boat
COMPANY The latter submitted
30 separate bids For tho big
scn- goi1g submarine the Elcc-
tric comrau 5 bid was the l1wcst
ut tI.25O.0po for vessel Of 925
TOMS while the Ia.U company
bid fur smaller haruor dcfcusc
boats vss the lowest being t37s-
600 lor vessel ol 2s3 toms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

De1,rr. COLI De- ls.-B W.
Suodarnss. vuuewntenden Of tire
Dclaeua miuo ot tte Nl-iof-A Amsri ,au
Fue. com nanr r art witness at
today secession q t 80 Winters
strike iu', .tlgati1u bv c ,ederal
commission elations
He reiat~d b eA ,r ences the re-
cent strike.
The rnmmesior Dol an oforT ~
complete It's WORK hv tomorf Nv night
legan the day's eeasiun an hgur
e1rl4er than usual. ava cadeaVorrd to
reed ur t1e tes'ifuons Mr. -nua-
to combine his state
I af whsrh Be had
per.ouaf lugw Ee
Iu .p9uar to questions bv chair
man Walsh, audsr s testified tlHt
thr bciaEuu mi1o was protected uy
twelve saHrit. r umlssiuucf Hs dtU-
utt -heIins. ON september 20. lHl1.
;hs dHt the strike was DECLARED. The
uHrda uer, armed af Trinidad Dee
believed. ly fhe rIrcras.ug grrut af
thc Nirtor-AmpriHan Fuel company.
fe testified that hr added to thls
farHe Uv hrirs mcu from the slr-
rnHrI.r- eHIrtv and had the re-
cruIs Wuiialnncd ts drrufY here
lns UaN n $3.50 1Vug rlEe--
The we -s tli taer. had been
three ATTACKS on tur Delaep mime
from paluet lk 1913. 60 April 22.
itaIf THu -lafis and one uou-.nm
hat1uf mr.r were killed in tae nt-
taeks.
Fraak Cove chief r.u-s frf tte
VICTOR Anefigan Fuel company tes-
ugnd th8t sal.oD rents on pnmtHr
property hereafter wouid he uanu 10
nal ritu of floo month instead
J O. uer-sapitB rate .l frem -0 to 1H
cents monthly ir every miner em
plo}ed
He sahmlttsf % rtsater a.ht.A he
sai3 showed thnl ,uea employed nF
rhe company had been reroriei nt
. rersolaI d,sCriafiau. Iie Ht h-
IrumIanv had trdeatorot to srrp
i.nri.yre uH rolfrs uiuhnuEh Hr
d.d uat tuow .ha' this NHs ru tu
/ the wprhmen
Tho ulnoF said thc pu1Bf of
h Iht NI. .fur- hIurrtesr ruupnnt
.0rlu-l t, M di-plnl ufecrft.f-
mf...- rr.aurt tls newspaper NUIiiH
rs rlt th, nntter as 1eVs Toe
puuuer. wsrl - tfy a. Lcr u Ire
r1lHu- Hsrirh on fne slrtc was
duraf.. Too Un. aueIatHrs hc tsHu. nt
Hs |.I.-HH. ..f arr fU.u rrwpInN.
Usnt. excused. Mr Cove
Waa I.I. h.. h.s rrr- pond
|euer t. H.s 9a ns. % reurvre tipiles
off tu. .unn.s iuu. fYr arle som Df
4 -H"h ar.H-,, ,rfa s- euid hr af 1lir.
I John ssndprs eb non union
I miner on Deia.Us uid he sirfck an
. September aa. f..H ana rcfurHni tn
Wnra f1ur month lafer 90 aaid ne
. bad hrt.n "srsrn9 1 Hrathr by threats
naf ha would De- -s,d nut batter
/ he did nat ntfke. THE witness .aft
! he was unl1n man for sefcn years.
f Unt prrfcrred n1r-Iuion CoudN ',as
/ He said he thouani ths u1iou uaa b
4 ''srift
Iudge ren r Lindsey of the ren
ser hnonlic golift testified THAI BE-
I had sren fegt af tn ueare aeauri1-
/ tion of Colorado 90 KI ail the strike
situation fo rrf i1eu, "a Iis1u and tho
I carr generally ff dffalCd hls tisii
to tho president roid ~ hls efforts
40 onfaiu an Interview With John a.
I Rorkefciier Iie read ionE leprf
whkh ho mid De- had seni 90 tne eiier
4 Norkef,liorH ae Te.Hr Hc Faid hN
had received "a cars tH in roplf
rcfusing Grant the rsirw 50
intraduesl i1In namrroiis
telosTams les John ~
! Roekcfeuer Dr. t'.lnuEh le said nis
own commuuiestl bad been al.
dressed o. R1rhefeiicg. 81
Judge Lindsey tsld ho vas fleiirt
Z -. AN unnamed IAN ss.H. srIfI Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
CLAIM ENGINEERS
EARN LESS NOW THAN
FOUR YEARS AGO

Chieaso, pcr. l. FIgures pare
poulns to show that locomotive en-
giucers are EARNING lef/ now than
thef were four years aEo were prc-
eonfed hy NiinrsseF AZ the vase ar
hitration heaune here today The
witnesses were J Wadden ~ sher
idan WE. employed by the Chicago.
Burlington a ognry y D. Hunt %
minneapolis. emnioyci hy the coma
ha line" and IL W Richardson %
the Duluth south shore a Atlantic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
, MAY NEVER LEARN
CAUSE OF WRECK OF
CLEVELAND TENEMENT,

Cleveland a. Dr.s THAT
che complete domoiitlon az thc
two stony hricS tcnement huuse
hy an explosion ns ni.lt which
resulted n lno death ~ nine GER
} SONS and lnlufy 90 as iaap
more, piil make % impossible to
detcrmine the en 1ss 90 the eafau-
irDrhe was th~ belief exprfssed
} to-day ~ clig aud hre depart
ment oniciais after an eNamina-
} rnn az lhe ruins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
Vula ON Tor Cuudala iara

10 paso Teaae. Dec ts.-- General
Vina icn chihuahua city today zee
turning to ,ho south to enter upon
thc campaign against Gaadaiajara.
second City JOB MeWCo. which is de-
Tended by % strong Carrnnza rarri-
son. The convention troops have oc-
cupied Ia Elraa. J8lisco
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
Industrial Relations Investi-
gator Likely to Complete
Their Work in Colorado
Strike Case Ton morrow.
GOVERNOR TO DISCUSS
PLAN WITH PRESIDENT
Ammons Going to Washing
ton, Announced. to Talk Of
Protective Measures; OPP
poses Withdrawal Of Troops.

= nor Ammprf is eypertcd at the .
. White Hon. This " ck ~ dis-
= cuss With President wilson she .
= withdrawal az So ai troops =
. from the sirif ict of coli =
. aTud.. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
EIGHT HUNDRED FACE
DEATH IN MINE
FIRE IN JAPAN

ruki1 Dec l5--An explosion
"a, ured toda, in 3 coal mine
"a Fiiiuka as a result ~ which
500 laborers are imIEiaoned in
The wcfkiuss of the minr t'as-
uoka d on ihn sea cast 10 miles
a. tho north ~ NaEtakl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

troops aro being dispatched and
placed under his command These
reinforccmcnts are being requested
aud cent as measure Of proCau-
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
AISTRINNs NDMIr THE
NBNNDON MENT on HEia.i, DE

Vienna Doc ia Nn Lludou. 30
o. ml Tho abandonment ol Bel
giadc hy GA, Auairsns arkuowl-
edged .u nu official statement g.tcn
out at army headquarters today.
The statement follows
"in thc southern theaiuf ol war
the retirement al oUr right wing in
VOWED "a chausc 10 ghe n.Iuary sit
uauou which made ID adN .aahlr for
us go -baCon belgrade. which was
evacuated without fghtn-
oar troops have foupht tong and
fauguins battles bur are iu thc best
ui spirits.
tuofnCs sl reports from Nish. the
temporary capitai of Ser, 81. yssier-
day asiH that Belgr ,dc had hcrn re-
captured by tbo seitmu army after
"a fierce uatic
Following "a Siege OF four months
the Ausirans occupied reigrade on
December %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
GERMAN CRUISER
CORMORAN Is
INTERNED
Given 100 Tons of Coal, Provi-
sions and Twenty-fOur
Hours in Which to Leave or
Inferno in Guam Harbor.

Washiugtou, DE. io-Thc .
. German cruiser Curmorau with .
= - officers and 300 men. h3s .r-
= termed FOR the war al Guam, ac- =
. crrding to "a dispatch received
. lute today from Captain Max
. wcH. American naval soveruOr
. Ul that island. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

~ you can't walk TO the Mu-
III niciral Christmas Tree,
III phone Col. Sellers anu
W ride.
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1914-07-25
Poor South Carolina

Once South Carolina, Virginia
and Massachusetts were a trio of
states, any one of which stood
for what was thought to be great
and noble in the Union Of states.
The traveller in this or any other
country hailing from one of these
states felt proud to let his citizen
ship be known, and usually re-
ceived special recognition. 1t is
not SO now with the citiz ems of
South Corolina, white or black.
Every decent citizen, irrespective
Of his color or politics, feels a.
shamed of his state. If what
these white leaders of each fac
tion is saying about one another
be true, if it were possible for
the earth to open and swallow
the whole bunch" the people
the Christian people of the Unit
ed Estates would fervently take
off their hats and wipe their nos
es instead of their eyes, and say
''The Lord gave and the Lord
hath taken away. Blessed be
the name of the Lord"
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1914-07-25
To You, Mr.. Stock Owner

Would you own horse and let
him suffer and be satisfied ? Why
the horse needs a dentist as we'll
as the human being does. If you
have his teeth kept up it will
save other trouble on the horse.
When this is done the animal
will eat better and give you bet
ter service. Do you know that
you give away better stock than
what you buy every year because
you don't call veterinary sur
geon and ask his opinion about it.
AS long as you do so it will keep
you buying stock. Our business
is to take care of the stock and
his owner. The white people
have us to work the same ones
over again and then they sell
them right back to you for the
same price you first paid. Why
can't you dc the same thing and
save the price of another horse or
mule We are called all over
this county to do so for the white
people and you are paying for it.
It is time to wake up and get
busy. We will do the same thing
for you. Yours truly,
DIR. J. H. SIMS,
Veterinary Surgeon and Animal
Dentist. 1913 Williams Street,
Columbia, S. c. Phone 2677.
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The Southern Railway will sell
round trip excursion tickets at
extremely low rates on Tuesday,
July 28th, from Columbia. Rock
Hill, Prosperity, Newberry,
Greenwood, Abbevil1e, Anderson,
Seneca, Greenville, Spartanburg,
Union and intermediate points to
Asheville, Waynesville, Hender-
sonville. Brevard and Lake Tox-
eway, The Land of the Sky"
Country.
The rates from Columbia will
be as follows: Asheville So. SO,
Waynesville $3.75, Henderson,
vile $500, Brevard $3.50, and
Lake Toxaway $3.50. Propor-
tionately low rates from other
points.
Tickets will be good on all reg
ular trains going on July 18th on
ly and good returning on all reg
ular trains to reach original start
ing point not later than midnight
of Saturday, August 1st. 1914.
This excursion will afford an
unusual opportunity for a short
summer vacation at a minimum
Ample coach Accommodations
will be provided on all trains and
a comfortable trip is assured.
For further information apply
to local ticket agents or address
S. H. Mclean, District Passen-
ger Agent, Columbia. S. c..
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about as much good as the ether
in the United States senate. So
keep cool, and mind your busi-
ness, and on the first Monday in
August go and register and pre-
pare to help redeem poor South
Carolina, for the Huns and Goths
are now sitting on the throne Of
the Caesars.