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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-13
SHERIFFS TO MEET
IN MOUNTAIN CITY
Governor Manning Will Deliver Adj
dress at Convention of South
Carolina Association.

Greenville Special to The State.
July 1.-THE South Carolina Sber-
ins' Association will meet in Green
vile July 20 to %, inclusive. One
of the features will be an address by
Governor Manning, which will be de-
livered on the afternoon of the 21st
in the city park. To this gathering
all peace officers of the county arc
urged to come and the public in gem
eral is invited. The meeting will he
called to order at o'clock.
On the evening Of the first dav
OF the meeting the sheriffs and their
representatives will be taken to
Chick Springs for dinner.
On the morning of the second day
a barbecue will be given at Dukeland
to those who attend this meeting in
an official capacity. The afternoon
VIII be given over to the governors
ADDRESS.
On the evening of the second dav
the big stunt" of the meeting will
be staged at Dukeland when Jim Noe.
chief of the Greenville police, will
be asked to lead an old-fashioned
square dance
The Ottarary Hotel will be head
quarters for the association. About
200 officers are expected to attend the
sessions. The business sessions will
be held on the third day.
Among the guests of the associa-
ton will be the following: Chief J..
w. Sonnelle of the Southern Rail-
way special agents; Chief Beavers of
Atlanta; Sheriff Mangum of Atlanta; :;
Sheriff Johnson of Hartsville, Ga.
Sheriff Stone of Tocoa; Sheriff
Mitchell of Asheville, and Chief Bell
of the Danville, Va, police depart
mnt. yf
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-13
DIR. ALDERMAN TO
BAPTIST CLASSES
Spartanburg Pastor Delivers Annual
Sermon Before Convention i'm
Session mt Greenvillc.

Greenville Special to The State,
July 11.-This morning the annual
sermon to the federation of Baptist
organized classes was preached by
DR.. E. S. Alderman of Spartanburg
DR.. Alderman used as a text Seek
Ye First the Kingdom of God and
His Righteousness" and Christ's an
swer to the question, What is the
Greatest Commandment" The
speaker compared the organized class
to the Sunday school, to the church
and to the kingdom. emphasizing es-
pecially the social teaching of jesus
In the afternoon was held the clos
ing session of the federation of or
ganized classes. At this meeting
there was no set program and speech
es, but it was one of the most inter
esting and profitable sessions held.
There were some 20 or more short
snappy talks made by persons from
all sections of the state as to what
the melting meant to them and as
to the success there had been in the
organized class movement.
The attendance at the federation
has been very gratifying indeed and
the prospects for the next annual
meeting are the brightest. During
the afternoon sessions there was of
fered resolution and unanimously
adopted that the federation go on
record as aiding in every question to
be voted on september, next. IN this
state. There was also unanimously
adopted a resolution OF thanks to the
First Baptist church and all the Bap-
lists OF the city for their kindnesses
and generous hospitality
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-13
BOTHA'S TRIUMPH
CHEERS ENGLAND
News From africa is Cause for New
Optimism i'm London--Russians'
Stand Also Helps Along.

London, July 10.-A feeling of on
timisim which had Oeen absent for
some time again is manifesting itself
here. General Botha's victory in
German Southwest Africa, which at
one stroke deprives Germany of terri
tory larger than that of the German
empire, is chiefly responsible for the
change.
The size of the captured territory
is enormously disporportionate to
that of the defending forces, which
consisted of 2O4 officers and 3.166
men, among them reservists and
police.
The cheerfulness of the entente all
lies also has been aided BY The stands
being made by the Russians near
Lublin, in southern Poland, and
along the Ilota Lipa, in Galicia. 1t
is believed in London this stubborn
Russian resistance is doing much to
postpone the dreaded German often
sive along the western front.
Only fragmentary summaries of
the German reply to the United
States have so far been published
here, but for several days the British
press has been predicting that Ber-
Inns reply to the second Lusitania
note would be uusatisfact 0cv.
The newspapers comment at lencth
on the srC, = Of Kitchener al
Guild Hell yeHcriav. One section rf
the press regards it as direct warn
ing of the possibility of forced mill
tary service. while other organs pre-
fess to see in it reaffirmation of the
efficacy OF the volunteer system.
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FnneraI Of Ernnk Holt.

Dallas. Texas, July 1.-THE body
Of Frank Holt, assailant of j. P. Nor
gan, was buried here today. Other
than among Hollis former acquaint-
ances here, and friends of Mrs. Holt
and her family, the arrival of his
body this morning and the funeral
services this afternoon attracted little
attention
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Man Killed When Car overturns

Barnwell, Special to The State.
July 10.-T. II. Crenshaw of Barn
we'll suffered fatal injuries in an au-
tomobile accident near Blackville
early this evening. Mr. Crenshaw,
driving q heavy car, ran into a small
er car, in which three young women
we're driving Ills car overturned
and he was pinned underneath.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-13
HOPE FOR BETTER
THINGS IN MEXICO
Capture of Capital. by Carranza
Forces Makes for Optimism.
TO FOLLOW OUR LEAD.
Great Britain Intends to Do as We Do
in the Matter of Recognizing
Mexican Government.

Washington, July 12.-With the
occupation of Mexico City by Cen
eral Gonzales Carranza forces, OIL
cials here hope for the establishmt Vt
of a government IN that city and the
uninterrupted passage OIL food sup
plies to the famine-stricken pcpula-
ton.
General Villa, meanwhile, has IN
formed the American government
that his victory over General Obre-
CONS Carranza troops south Of Aguas
Calientes was decisive, and that his
cavalry already threaten Obregon's
communication with his base and is
pessing onward within 100 miles of
Mexico City.
Several thousand well-equipped
men are said to be in the flying Villa
column.
There was some talk today of
recognition or moral support for Car
rama in view of the capture of Mex
leo City. High officials, however,
ernment would await establishment
of a central authority that would
give promise of stability and that was
in actual control of the greater part
of Mexican territory.
Carranza officials here claim this
will soon follow, but the Villa cup
porters insist that Villas new cam
paign will. harass Obregon and Con-
zales, while the Zapata forces will at
tack from the south and keep Mexico
City cut off as long as possible from
Vera Cruz by railroad and wire.
Thus far cable communication di-
rect with Mexico City has not been
re-established and the latest mes
sages received from the capital were
sent by carrier reaching Vera Cruz
July 10. A state department sum-
mary of dispatches today said:
"The department is in receipt of
telegram dated Mexico City, July 6,
from Consul General shanklin outlin-
ing the method of relief work. 1t
was stated that every possible cour-
tesy was being shown by both fac
tions
"The department is in receipt of a
telegram from Vera Cruz stating that
an unsigned and undated circular was
circulated in Vera Cruz advising the
people not to accept Red Cross sup
plies. The matter was called to the
attention of the Carranza authorities
and orders were issued suppressing
the circulars.
THE department is in receipt of
telegram from Monterey stating that
corn and American salt pork were
furnished to 10000 persons July g."
Great Britain intends to follow the
lead of the United States in recogniz-
ing government in Mexico. This
was explained to Miguel Diaz LON
bardo, minister OF foreign affairs in
the Villa faction, in a conference to-
day with Sir Ceicil Spring-Rice, the
British ambassador. The decision, IL
is understood, grows out of a desire
to avoid such Misunderstanding rs
occurred when the British govern
ment recognized General Huerts.
Dispatches from Vera Cruz to the
Carranza agency tonight SAID the
Mexican Railway Company had an
nounced that regular passenger
traffic between Mexico City and Vera
Cruz would be resumed Wednesday.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-13

Berlin. Count Won RernstorH. the
German ambassador, is satisfied with
the reply and thinks it offers basis
for negotiations.
With the United States as active
champion for the cause of neutral
rights, German officials say they fore
see an amicable understanding even
tually on the question of freedom OF
the seas.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-13
.BlEASE HAS EYE ON
GOVERNORS CHAIR
Says He Will in All Probability
be in Next Race.
RECEIVES MANY LETTERS.
Understood That Blease Faction Will
Run Full state and County
Tickets.

1tCkeIS.
Columbia Special 10 Charleston
News and Courier, July 10.-"In all
probability l Viii be in the race for
governor next summer said fcrncr
Governor Cole L. Blease this morning
when asked the question by newspa-
per men, who directed his attention
to story in an Atlanta paper yes
terday which quoted Warehouse
Commissioner McLaurin as saving
that the former governor would run
again next summer. He would not
make definite statement, as he
stated that it was too far off, but left
very little doubt in the newspaper
mems minds about the matter.
The former governor said he had
received many letters from people
throughout the state and many had
called in person urging him to run
for governor. He read part of an
answer he was writing to a friend in
which he made the statement that he
would probably run for governor next
summer.
1t has been openly talked around
Columbia for some weeks that for
mer Governor Blease would make the
race for governor again next summer.
1t is also understood that the Blease
faction will run a complete state
ticket in the next primary and a leg
islative ticket in each county. No
definite information has been obtain
ed as to the plans, but it is known
that several leaders have been in CO.
lumbia recently, and it is the general
understanding that plans are forming
for the next state primary.
WOULD INJECT GINGER.
With former Governor Blease at
the head of the ticket ginger" would
be injected in to the campaign. While
he has made no statement, it is pre-
sumed that Mr.. b. Frank Kelly Of
Bishopville, will run for lieutenant
governor. The plans of the faction
are said to include a candidate for
every state office. Whether Attorney
General Thomas H. Peoples will
stand for reelection or seek higher
honors is not known, he having not
yet intimated anything. There has
been some talk in political circles
that # Mr.. Blease should happen not
to run for governor that Mr.. Peoples
would enter the race. But their
plans are for candidate for secre.
tary Of state. comptroller general,
state treasurer, commissioner of
agriculture, railroad commissioner,
adjutant general and all other state
officers, so it is stated.
Governor Richard /. Manning and
Lieutenant Governor Andrew ].
Bethea will be candidates to succeed
themselves and the other state Off
cials will probably seek reelection.
The entrance OF Blease ticket
presages a fight for control of the
Democratic clubs and of the next
Democratic state convention, State
executive committee and the primary
rules. However, the present rules,
requiring personal enrolment and fix
ing the time of residence, cannot be
changed by the next convention, for
they have been enacted into law, and
it would take an act of the legisla-
ture to repeal them. Therefore,
there is a guarantee that the next
primary election will be held under
the same rules and regulations as
that OF 1914.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-13
How Holt Mct His ncnth

Mineola, y. Y, July "a coro-
ner's inquest today into the death of
Frank Holt established clearly that
he killed himself by jumping head
foremost Is feet from an iron bar
on the side o. his cell There was
n@thing TO indicate that he had been
shot or mad shot himself am opinion
aich appeared IN certain Quarters
to heve survived the autopsy
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-13
CHANCES FOR WORK IN CUBA:
Habana Educator Points Out Field
for Methodist Mission Gamma ON.

Asheville, \. c., July lO--A glow.
ing picture of the possibilities OF
missionary work in Cuba vas drawn
at the Southern Methodist Missionary
con 'o~c.ce at Lake Junaluska near
here today by the Rev Harry Bard
well, president of Gambler College.
tiabana, Cuba. He declared Cuba
offers the most fertile missionary
field in the world at present.
Mr.. Bardwell advocated teaching
of Spanish in high schools In order
to bring the next generation into
closer touch with Latin-Americans
generally.
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-13
THE CONSEQUENCES OF
NEW REPLY CONSIDERED
Lansing, Fully Aware of Crisis
is Framing Last Note.
TO CONFER WITH WILSON
NO intimation is Yet obtainable as to
Course Which American Gov
ernment Win Follow.

Washington, July 12.-The situa-
tion between Germany and the Uni
ted States has taken on such a criti-
cal character that the policy of the
American government will reuuire
lengthy and deliberate consideration.
that it may have the firmness which
the circumstances require.
This was the statement made to-
day in high official quarters.
Washington, July 12.-Work was
begun today by Secretary Lansing on
the draft of ! note to be sent to the
German government expressing the
attitude which the United States will
take toward Germany's submarine
warfare as it affects the rights of
neutrals. When it is completed there
VIII be consultation between Secre-
tary Lansing and President Wilson.
VINO Will decide the policy to be pur-
sued.
NO intimation is obtainable as vet
as to the course which the American
government VIII follow, but there is
every indication in official quarters
that the relations between Germany
and the United States have become
so strained as to make il necessary
to weigh carefully the phraseology OF
the next communication and to meas
ure fully the responsibility and con-
p an- ,t.l, Oh,
its contents.
That there is to be no surrender of
American rights in the new note is
practically certain, according to the
view taken by officials thus far and
1T is also assured that the German
proposals for the immunity of Ameri-
can passenger ships not carving cor
traband Will be rejected. Just what
steps will be taken by the United
states as result OF Germany's fail
ure to disavow the sinking of the
Lusitania is uncertain. 1t is this is
sue-the loss of 100 American lives
for which Germany has disclaimed
responsibility-that has brought the
situation to grave and critical point.
1t had been arranged that Secre-
tary Lansing would go to Cornish, N.
H, for conference with the Presi-
dent as soon as the note had been
carefully examined here and the sec
retary had prepared draft of the
reply 1t may be. however, that the
President will decide TO return to
Washington instead and some an
nouncement on the subject was be-
lieved to be likely later in the day.
Count Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador, Will call on Secretary
Lansing in a day or two to learn in
formally the attitude of the United
States toward the German reply. 1t
is understood he has asked for an
engagement 20 discuss the situation
and is to be received by the secretary
Just as soon as the latter has exam
ined the note carefully and made up
his mind on what policy should be
pursued.
SO far as is known, the German
asbassador Will make his call with
out specific instructions from his
government, merely following the
custom OF diplomats when notes have
been exchanged, to learn the attitude
OF the recipient government and what
may be expected as the next step in
the correspondence. That there are
70 be no informal negotiations, how
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-13

Washington, July 12.-The situa-
tion between Germany and the Uni
tea states has taken on such a criti-
cal character that the policy of the
American government will require
lengthy and deliberate consideration,
that 1t may have the firmness which
the circumstances require.
This was the statement made to-
day in high official quarters.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28
WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
And Re FREE FrSn Her Troubles,
but Eirds Better Way.

Colombia, Tenn. --''Alauy a fine -
says Mrs. Jessie Sharp. 81 THIS rlaee
~ wished I would die and be relieved
Of my suffering. toga ~oaaniy Troubles
! essisld not rct up. without rniane AZ
samcihing 10 help nae. Sad siasc,i sa sd
most II the time. eould not Sc NY
hotscwogk.
The least amount az work tirct nc
ous. Ny head e0ald swim. and woald
rva'eie iOg az hour OF more. llaaliv /
eak CaFdnA, the wonalnS tcaic. ara 4
am eoi N,lhctcd with PANS AnV Rahle
and dcn'i have 60 70 IL bod. h sast
am sound and wei. Of an ny TROUBLES y
cardui goes r. an the weak sposs ssS
heirs 10 t'ttee them sifonE. Il ec's Mia
nAlufs~~nog against hct. II IS tof me
hfed, nervous, irritable somea, Who frcl
a. Y csStyihlng were wrong, ana need
someihlng 70 qulct their nerves and
ssfxngthcn lRe wosa-cnl sYSicn.
n Yosi arc a wfasssH, sasseFiEr srosn any
o. lhe EumtFu,H 2VrsrioasS N Woman,s
sscssnle, take CaldaL Il sai hslp yosl.
Al al druggists.
n,.ss q cnsesaeoss Msters O.. Isass
satlaa1 pst. cranta>hsa. Tsan. fnF ~. ~
is1<@s~ss ~ n2pseN- n T&sau erA-sss. NC lss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28
HELPS, ANYHOW.


W T. q Harding. Chairman Of
tho Federal Reserve BOARD. g..
clarea that bis Statements relative
e. fhe hivh rate " interest cxaeied
by certain Southern banks, are
based on records IL the office "
The Comptroller Of the Currency
that the numerous denials reeeiYed
are not valid in Substance How
"vrr this may b.. Chairman Hard
ing has created sentiment hist viii
end 10 benefits. Just ~ secreiafy
MeAdooN . per cent nliimalum
did There arr many hanks in
capable ~ constructive Thought
ibrir Officers blinking over exiof
lions. fail 10 realize ihai che real
prosperity ~ their deposiiors, con
sequenily Of themselves IL haA
on earnings and natural .nefease
Of business dealings
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28
LOOKS GOOD

Corpus Christi is interested in
natural gas not o. source of
revenue for certain capitalists hul
NJ factor 81 iis iadualriai depol
opmeui Ia granting franchise
che Iiiy Council cannot BE- ino ccr
tain Of rs slipglaiiona as ~ rates
Cheap fuel plus water lrausporta
ton svill assure The city unpre.
eedrnied growth and na strenuous
advertising viii hnvr ~ be- done 60
tempt iho manufacturers Just
think hos, murh briirr Corpus
Christi 'a geographical lnentlon Is
than that Of Wichita Falls ,h,n
figure oni what rhoap fuol guar
antoed 70 The prople. asa for ihr
North Texas town generally roc
oguizcd as eue 81 the most iu
tlucni'Al aud progressive II lhy
state.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28
PARAGRAPHINGS

ebfFsnr thsf to1aaetsf ~ yDurs to-
in i'lfls wNen hf Tries ~ stand w
Yes replied lhf fona father we
hare kfaat hopes ~ him u luoka A.
me He u w. were materially baff f1f 81
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fhai enc other hsN j. ioeking fpr ine
best ~ ~ ilifebsfs Chronicle Ttiet
ft4fh
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fespnnafhes sfiWel ~ pufiiiam iahua
Has 81 hAH suf experience iine
Mis We'll I Nei'ffa hr Rtel to aofh
go = naH meiHtl judge
where dd yaa sst g.af Ispsnca4
servants Sire HHfan We'll mas
husband hlfod them. hHt fhina thelf
hnnne ia ln hhu hau Duffaio SIS
press
This Nee Yo0 14muis uHD haVe
inHHFuratsd q hsfs.antie fsauIuH hf
fuHiHa itHir hpse down tn fhfif shoe
fuff viii nr hfHsd Fs frInuHs iu moot
pl ihe pffefrutsd lfmfl mmtuiiuta
fifyrmnl i1aH i1saief
while the aufn thlef oaa speeflnf
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28
LACKS both

one ~ lwo qualities is needed
for the qualification Of Mcueo
military grniis pf oVerW hrllniug
superiority ln msn nipl munitions
1onrrnl tafrnnya has roilhcr
Whom ho eliminates villa, he must
face another header, and another
Today mon than ever, we loresee
a condition Of lawlr@neas that wili
compel the United states a. take
a hand uoi ter pDpoaet ~ ar
prcwion bui 100 ihe hetter woi@
tiun ~ YES own people ani their
Interests 600 thH side ,he Rio
NrnnlIn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28

Captain ffnut Won fhpen de
rlarDs thsi hls expression iiioile
Yankees 2 diin Z refer % the
American people, bul 90 Now York
publishers OF roWrse ihis miil
gates tie ollena, boa Faptu an
hardly prove lhai 900 Nrw York
publishers an idiotir Forrxanplo
some of them vill prove their sau
ily hV roasting the potulani mp
iAlu hico crisp brown
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28

The Allies have launched their
May drive ia che Wes, ewinr
70 She reor rofdlsion 81 tha roads
however shey hardly EXPECT ta
establish long distance nseetsis ii
heriu With.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28

bulgaria. Vows ,hr = nat mnhil
'ns against sireree ana ,r,eee 81
entno1h eiuuvh 60 return, sh,f eam
rlimvnt in kind
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28

Houston Post Found dead
SON alive Yet che age X skep
teal "l miracles aad their inter
prrtors
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28

ffotcsses IleRe Mhmsforhrra
contends that The hsphen * 4
symbol ~ honor, Ia the stricicr
sense, i Is q suspension bridge.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28

lleke smith soes ~ eent cotton
~ Vermnny It's "a pity his ewes
aren commpn carriers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28

Dalle, Is bot after the demo
cratic convention. hu, altey onc n
sunday geis through with iis goat
i will have liitle spirit lcf, 10 81
VEST ~ anNlhlng eNrerl snlNAlinn-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-28

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hui There trclipg that good
deal like what tbs wora isn't