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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22

GERMANY'S ASTUTE DIPLOMAT
STILL PLAYING OLD GAME.
Calls on Secretary Lansing and Prom.
ises Conditional Compliance With
Demands IL Break is Not Forced
Germany Anxious to Maintain
Semblance Of Friendship With Unit
ed States.

Washington, April 20.-Ambassador
Won Bernstorff called on Secretary
Lansing today. The interview is said
to have been "nut Won Igel and the
papers seize en- he was arrested.
Germany d is that Igel be re-
leased and . papers returned. It is
understood s asked If the Mediter-
ranean sv inc warfare plan would
satisfy A a IL applied generally.
Secretar : sing reiterated President
Wilson = e. Sources Of informa-
ton q = o President Wilson ex-
pect y o break will be avoided. He
has s assured the Berlin foreign
omce hes to meet Americas de-
man Officials will plead with the
KaI comply.
reports from sources unknown
spread in congress and the leaders
say the tension is less and IL they can
control speeches that might complt-
cate matters "A settlement is posstbae.
Secretary Lansing believes that the
Berlin answer should be made on,
Sunday. but Ambassador BernstorlR
believes ten days are necessary. *
Representative Bennett threatens 10
take up in the house the state depart-
ments alleged neglect to seek the re-
lease of Samuel Schwartz, q naturalis-
ed American who has been held pris-
oner in London for two years. He de-
mands Immediate action. 81. Z. &:
Americans flee from Masatlan. Mex
leo. where looting continues.
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GASOLINE MAY GO HIGHER.
Little Hope for Reducation, as supply
VIII be Exhausted in About -
Years.

Washington. April 1S.--IAttle hope
Tor reduction in gasoline prices is
seen by experts Of the bureau of
mines. which issued q statement to-
day declaring that at the present
E&tss 81 8 pgoanefl tte eas,ntty:s "a
wtcuid be exhAustsd in % years. -
Van n. Manning. director Of the
bureau. pointed out today that oil
companies competing to supply the
government with gasoline had quoted
q price Of 81 1-2 cents, and said pri-
yate consumers probably would have
to pay more.
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ance Is so far affected with a public
interest as to justify legislative regu-
lation Of it's rates. and to authorize the
regulations prescribed by the act here
in question:
The action against the insurance
commissioner and the attorney gen.
eral was brought by David b. Hen
derson, who has been engaged in the
fire insurance business at Charleston.
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provisions Of the said act against
illegal ccmpacts or combinations for
the purpose Of controlling the rates
charged for fire insurance upon prop
erty in this State.
In that tho provision Of section 2
|'of the said act requiring an afiidavit
to be made by some officers or agent
of the insurance company residing in
this State. setting forth the fact that
the company, of which he is an agent
or officer, has not in the IL months
previous to the date Of said aflidavit
entered into any trust or combination
Tor the purpose Of preventing compe-
tition In insurance rates in this State,
and In declaring that any false state
ment in said affidavit shall be DEEM
ed perjury and punishable as pre-
scribed in the act, is germane to the
purpose declared in the title of the
act to prevent such compacts or COM
binations between insurance COM
panies.
In that the privilege of doing bus
mess as an insurance company within
this State. and Of acting as an agent
for such company is a franchise to be
granted by the State upon such condi-
ticns as it may see fit and is not a
natural privilege. right or immunity
protected by section Of article / of
the constitution.
I'm that the right of the insurance
company and of an agent to carry on
the business of soliciting fire insurance
within this State is not a right of
property within the protection of Sec
ton Of article Of the constitution
In that provision in section 8 CT
the said act Of 1916 exempting mil
mutual and factory insurance associa.
tions, who are mutual insurers, from
the provisions of said act and de-
claring that such mutual associations
orc not to be considered combinations
against the public welfare, is within
the discretion of the general assembly
and Is not a discrimination against the
petitioner Of which he can complain
I'm that the provisions of section 7
OF said act TO the effect that nothing
therein contained shall be held to in
terfere with insurance placed by or
through the State warehouse commits
siOner Is q matter within the discre-
ton OF the general assembly and is
not discrimination against the petit
tioner of which he can complain.
THAT the business Of fire insur-
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HOLD Won IGEn.

Washington, April 19.-The Depart
ment Of Justice still holds Won Igel.
former secretary of Capt. Won Papen.
who is charged with instigating the
plot to blow up the Welland canal
notwithstanding the plea OF Immunity
from arrest on account Of his con-
nection with the diplomatic service set
up by the German ambassador. The
secret service continues to investigate
his connection with German officials.
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GERMANS TO BE ARRESTED.

washington. April 1s.-wholesale
arrests OF alleged plottsrs will be made
In - hours II diplomatic relations
are broken with Germany. The de-
partmsnt Of justice is ready to catch
Ut least two hundred, including con.
suisr agents who are alleged to be
parties TO the gissntic conspiracy to
Violate the neutrality Of America, Tho
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
PREsgDINT ADDRESSES CON.
GRES6.

Teab Joint Session That Note TO Ger.
Z unny - Ultimatum - Chccrc,,
wndly.
Washintton. April 1s.--when Pres.
sdsnt Wilson addressed congress on
the German Crisis he was cheered
Wildly. Tho possibility Of war was
ssneraily discussed In the Hobbies.
President Wilson says that Germany
must decide whether or not there
shall DO . rupture. Her failure to
meet the views Of America will re-.
suit In handing passports to Ambas.
sador BernstorhL. The house was in
. tumult and every seat was filled
during the Joint session. The presi-
dent says the note is an ultimatum in
every form except as to the time lim-
II for an answer, which Is not set.
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FRENCH START OFFENSIVE.

Capture Trenches East Of Meuse Riv.
cr-German Prisoners Taken.
Paris, April 20.-The French have
taken the offensive east Of the Meuss
river. Near Vaux the official state.
ment reports the capture ot a redoubt
and some trenches. Two hundred
Germans were taken prisoners. The
Germans were driven into subterran.
can refugees allowing the infantry a..
sault. The German losses of the week
are estimated at fifty thousand. The
artillery duel west of the Meuse con.
tinues
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TWO BATTLEsHuPs, TWO CRUIs.
! 5f ENS.

Naval Building Programme OF Score.
tary Danicls--Compromise Suggest.
ed.
Washington. April il1S.--Secretarv OF
the Navy Daniels has recommended
two battleships and two battle cruis.
ers as the programme of naval con.
struction In capital ships to be au.
thorised In the Forthcoming naval ap.
preparation bill.
The general board Of the navy
headed BY. Admiral Dewey, has rec.
commended four battleships and four
battle cruisers. It IL suggested tina,
the naval committee Of the house
which 10 now formulating the meas.
ure. may split the difference and rec.
ommend two bGttleships and four bat.
tie cruisers. ''
Unless some such compromise Is
made. there will not be the practical.
iy unanimous and nom partisan ia.
vorable report that 10 desired by the
administration from the committee.
Unless at least six ships are au.
thorised. there is pretty certain to be
a minority report signed by q large
proportion Of the committee mem.
bership.
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GERMAN OFFICIALS CRAVE.

Ministers Hold Conference ana WIN
Have Audience With Kaieer.
Berlin. April 20.-Chancellor v6n
Bethman- Hollweg and Foreign Mn
lister Jagow conferred today on the
American ultimatum. Chancslior Won;
Bethman-Hollweg plans visitins ~
Kaiser Friday, taxing AmbseaAars
Bernstorfrs plea for nm amic4131 ~
Element OF the dispute. All 0tfthAn
officials are reticent and grave.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22

Sharp Criticisms by Gen. Funston
Laid Before Cabinet.

Washington, April 18.-Sharp crit.
icism by Gen. Funston of the Car
ranzistas was laid before the cabinet
today. Gen. Pershing denies that
Carranzistas are cooperating with the
Americans.
Ambassador Bernstorff is trying
hard to prevent a break between the
United States and Germany. He call
ed on Secretary Lansing today to give
assurances that Germany will meet
America more than half way.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
GERMAN ATTACHE RECALLED,

Friction Over Seizure Of Swiss ARR
the Cause.
Copenhagen, April 28.-Major Bis
marck. the German military attache
here has been recalled. 1t is believ.
ed the friction was over the German
seizure of Swiss arms purchased from
Krupps.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22

New York, April 20.-Gioussepe
Archielto and Frank Farrara have
been sentenced to be eiectrocuted for
helping to murder Barnet Baff,
poultry dealer. Farrara is panic
stricken.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22

San Antonio. April 20.-Two com.
panies of the Nineteenth infantry
leave today for Eagle Pass, relieving
the force ordered to Columbus. Gen.
Scott is expected to go to Ell Paso and
Columbus.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
GERMANS BACKED VILLA.
Believed That They Hoped to Tie nm
American Army and Prevent Action
on Submarine Question.

San Antonio. April 19.-The belief
Is expressed here that German agents
backed Villa to keep the American
army tied up and prevent Americas
action in the submarine cases.
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CABINET CRISIS OVER.

Conscription Controversy Has Been
Adjusted in England. s
London, April 20.-The recruiting
crisis has been settled. There viii b.
no disruption of the cabinet, It was
officially stated after Premier A.
quith met his colleagues today. The
basis Of the settlement was not ana
nounced. The proposal will be sub.
mitted to a secret session of each
house Of parliament Tuesday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
AIRluN RAID TRIEsr

lxnAsN HAlO TkIEST
Rome April ~. French aeroplanes
last night joincd the Italians in an at
tack on Trisst. The ofAciai announce
mont states that an Austrian cir raid
on vencis was driven on. One ma
chine landed ana was captured by the
Italians.
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United STATES SENDS
OLI|lh1)h TO germany,
NQte Demands That Teutonic Allies Imme.
1iately Put an End to Illegal Submarine
Warface or Diplomatic Relations
81 VIII Be Broken.

ny Clvsa 20 loophols Thso4eh Which to Evade Issue
n (hnne tosther Exchanse of Communications Wilson
% thnt Rsh0 q Neuteals will Jphsd Situation Is Re
- Caeef ta1 . q Any Tlme Previously and only
nt 000pehnce a H1rt q nsriin Officials Can Save
Cheecoa = H. Announcss Action to Con
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4 Dtsain, X6rif is.--X hi4Ih 'ofhciai
s.ys that Frssidsnt Wilson's address
to contrses proves that = crisis has
arrived. Germany has already done
evsrythihg. but Is willing to do more
ana will make all concessions COM
pattble with German dignity.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22

German secrst servIce In America has
been opsQted under the direction OF
high onlcialG Ind MI violations Of law
hAse been traosa q these orsanisa-
tiona g
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ENGLiH CAisisrUr CRIsis.

London. April 1s.-Premier A.
quith in the ~ouse Of commons today
admitted T.. ..ible collapse OF the
|cabinet unless the censcription differ-
|sncss are cleared up,
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TURKISH DISQUALIFICATION ],

Amsterdam. April 10. THE Turkish
amhassador was called into confer
ence BY chapcsllor Hollwsig imme-
diAtely after ths fAll OF rerbixond be.
came known. They may 60 before
the Kaiser: 1t y believed an sfsort; to
eors6tell the depiosalfsaticl os the
Tptta. viii be nAds,
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Fifty Thousand Captured.

S0Psuxcu. e.
London, April la.-Fifty thousand
Turks were captured at Trebixond, an
oftlciai dispatch from Petrosrad states,
The road to Constantinople Is now
open,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-04-22
OREGON ORDERS ATTACK.

C~anzas War Minister Issues Pr,c,
'amasaon Against Americans.
%' Fsso. April 19.---American refu-
gees from Mexico arriving here bring
WORD that Gen. Obregon has issued a
p'oc'amation ordering Carranza
troops to attack American soldiers IL
'ney enter any town again. A copy
OF the proclamation was turned over
20 border commander to be forwarded
to Gen. Funston.
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MORE TROOPS SENT

1cn. Funston Rcinforces American
Force.
washington, April 19.--Gen. Fun
ston reported today that more troops
mad been sent to tho Parral district.
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Three ARRESTED Is SPIES.
STRANGE MEN ARE SAID TO
HAVE HAD MAPS OF F,ORTI.
a. FTCATIONS.
Held at Instigation OF Lieut.. Cronk.
hite Of United States Engineering
Corps as Suspicious Characters
Thought to Be Germans- Charge Of
St Vagrancy Placed Against Them.

& Savannah, Ca, April 1S.-Three
strange men, said to be Germans, but
whose names could not be learned,
were arrested today at Hardeville,
|S. c.. at the instieation Of Lieut.. A. p.
|Cronkhite. United States engineer
corps. who suspected them OF espion-
age, according to long distance tele-
phone messages received here from
Lieut.. Cronkhite. A search of the
prisoners clothing. it was said, re-
vealed the fact that they were In
possession OF maps giving minute de-
tails of fortifications and roads along
this section Of the coast and carried
an elaborate Photographic outfit.
"A charge Of vagrancy. on which the
men were taken into custody. was
changed to a charge of being st,s-
picious characters when. each. OF the
three produced $1,000 to disprove the
vagrant charge. .ss
Lieut.. Cronkhite, in charge OF q de-
tachnent from Company b Of the
First battalion. United States ensi-
|neef corps, has been engaged for sew
eral weeks in making military maps
and gathering other data along the
South Atlantic coast that would be OF
value in the event Of war. Accord
Ing to- reports. the three strangers
have been following the detachment
since II left Savannah. working to-
wards Charleston, some time ago. The
documents found on them, it was said,
would be OF value to foreign govern
ments should they become involved in
war with the United States.
Lieut. cronkhite reported the ar
rests to- his superior ofiicer here, Col.
William CT LAnsfitt by telephone. Col.
LAngftt was unable to say tonight
where the prisoners, would be ar
raigned. !. Il.
Talkipk with local newspaper
i;e4on = 4eicphons I from Hardevtlls
81. .tz..l u II
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Il have suspected the men for some
time, and as no satisfactory explana-
tion could be obtained from them +
had them arrested. The data they
carried was Of immense military value
to the United States and is data that
1t is known foreign nations have been
striving to obtain and for which they
would pay big price.
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"SPENDTHRIFT"
MAKES BIG HIT
COURT THEATRE STOCK CON-
PANY SCORES IN A HIGH
CLASS PRODUCTION.
Every Member OF the Excellent Cast
Scored Individual Triumphs-
Repeated All This Week.

The Spendthrift' is the attraction
at h Court theatre all this week.
with matinees Tuesday. Thursday
Friday and SATURDAY.. The Court
Stock company are doing themselves
credit in this production and there is
nothing more to be desired. At the
initial performance last evening the
audience. though not large. was most
~appreciative.
The four acts are we'll arranged
and the settings are all in keeping
with the e~xtravagant ideas OF the
Spendthrift herself. The gowns are
elegant in their chicness and every
thing is selected in accordance. Rich
ard Ward. the prominent young bust
ness man. finds himself becoming
financially embarrassed and tries TO
maxi the proposition clear TO his
young wife, who cant understand
business transactions. Willard Vim
cent is a capable young man to char
acterize Richard Ward. Grace Hale
rs Frances Ward. his wife. is quite as
beautiful n fascinating as she is
clever.
Minnie Ramely as Gretchen Jams.
the aunt of the e~xtrayagant wife. Is
a favorite and her manner of eNplana-
ton to those younger and less expert
enced is not at first appreciated. but
when the nieces understand their real
faults she becomes just the aunt de-
sired and is ever willing to aid hnan-
cially as well as advisedly.
Gertrude DeMont is a capable Clar-
ice Van Zant. sister OF the extrava-
giant wife. and Sam Brodsky. her in
tended. takes the part OF Monty
Ward most capably. Their views OF
life are different from those OF his
brothers wife and all goes well with
them.
When the wife of Richard Ward
finds him actually failing she borrows
money from Sufern Thorn. character
lied by j. II. Doyle. and she is mis-
twenty thousand to her worried hus-
band and she caves TO take up her
abode In a small room in a secluded
part of New York city. She becomes
a ~governess and is succeeding
The last act finds a reconciliation
and all meet in the stingy little room
and all goes well again. since the
wife has learned q valuable lesson in
fance and her husband learns TO trust
in God and man. no matter what
comes. All the actors are efficient in
the parts assigned and Philip Cart
wright. the attorney. is Well charac-
terized by Fred Miller. and he is as
capable as in the leading role in Fine
Feathers" presented last week.
Remember the show is all week and
a good moral was never made more
clear han that which awaits YOU al
the Court theatre.
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BRIEFS

The e. W. r. VI. OF the First
Christian church Of the South Side
viii meet this evening AZ s o'clock al
the residence If Mrs. J.. ~. Rosenberg
of IS Twepty-fourth stro> instead of
a. the home ~ Mrs. Fields as was
previously announced
The Columbia club will within
the nest few weeks open q member
ship campaign for mcn sixteen Years
old or over.
Last night 40 IcMcchcn a meet
INK Of m" Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad
employees was held m the school
building 4 number from this city At
tended.
Twenty FIVE doUar- reward has
been offered by tho American Bridge
company of Ambridge. Pa. for the re-
co,ery NJ the body of Charles Mathics.
The man WA employ ed as night
v"fchW1u and disappeared December
L. o. d.. believed no was drowned.
according to The rcport At tho
countv clerks office the 1918 mliious
are WORKING havoc with the ranks ~
the masculine members of The .acc
Seventeen marriage licenses have
been recorded to date
Humane officer sheldon Io-crh
has returned from Iairmont where Do
h1s been investigating The case Of
Mrs Maifi" Emiurcr. who. DO i- al
legged is being kept prisoner boz a howell
600 Sahr3f0r suburb az Norrantpwn.
by her husband and son
While the contract for the new
Madison -chool building has been i.f
tu j $ NGft. a. Sons. the work will
NOT Do started until fhn dancer of
floods I- over mex spring
County commit. toners af their
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RECTOR GETS FARM
Rev r. & L. Strider. Of St. Matthews
Church. Is Remembered IN
Fathers viii.

rom an exchange Dr. o. learned than
D willot The late Isaac 10. Stridcr.
father of Rev R T.. l. Stridcr. rector
OF 81 Matthew church. this CITY.
has h"on filed in the clerks office
of Jefferson county The paper is
dated November T. 1907. and shows
'hat Mr. Sfr1rr leaves considerable
r,al estate principally in the vicinity
OF l'.ioTn. near Manageable.
i' divide. Hi. holding a- follow
Nir- Gsorg'tta Wills. and Mrs. D. r.
Campbell Travellers Rest "a farm
OF --I aero. BOAR kearnr.-tiIlc. TO
hi- SON. James vs. Sfrider. is be-.
qu'iHod Edrv God a farm of I25 acres
lor'iI'r H.tl 90 number OF lots af
L.''oHn u rlu.rs from f> to gu
f'rr.. and fu '.. SON. fne ko,. 70 D..
I'' Sfr.Ier. of This city. is given fhc
Quarter farm of 1su acres. His
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meeting yesterday acted upon sew.
eral road matters.
Prank e. Thompson. arrested i'm
NtW hork on q charge OF grand lar.
ceny and swindIing. was arrested
here in 1901 for ruling "a fake foot
race. He was lodged i'm the nenifop.
uary AZ Moundsvile. but was latcr
pardonod by Governor A. r. White
The Ohio Vale, Automobile club
WI On regular session Tbur.
q evening az : O'Clock i'm the board
of trade rooms.
An order Of di charge in tho
bankruptcy matter of =. ID. Morn.
W Ne" M~artinsville. Judge OF tho
'lr'ult court Of Wetlsi county. was
cult''d Yesterday In the United
pi7ifIci court The case wac
hdnuI'H h' Judge T. y Jacobs. rrr
'''' IN bankruptcy Of hat section
'"a'ph Jatorski. 81. born in Rus
-la. made declaration for naturaU.,
lion papers Yesterday 10 become 4,
american citizen. He came To This
country Boo 1913 Is q miIIvorker ana
hves at ISIS Wet1eI street
yesterday was one ~ he most
miserable days possible Boz several
u rainod nearly al the dsy
ana me greater part Of tho nirbf
uIi' me temperature was unecsaou.
aui' Tor January This. without
doubt. iF Tho best kind NJ weather
Tor grip and pneumonia said
prominent local physician last even
Rabbi s. %. silver - fhi- ~ft.. u.r
~ N"ff7ni"vn t'.dH, where Do $500
rmunIf, rHIr fhi4 stsr.n.
ON Inspiration off Social -.r.I..
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prised that ] was cured. = have bal
no return ~ tie trouble ar1 J give aIl
the credit % Dr. IIrrrea Flrorif~ Pre-
scrpiiou"-MRs ELfA J0uS.y.. Arch
Avenue.
Every woman who iIs r.l.lu 90
believe that hscaacl~. lelIs.Ie. ur-
natural pains low spirits. -er-I.s
nights, irrrgHiarH~a or "a catarrhal
condition ia rfulsl iv RI arrangement
Of the womaniy functions. owes d t1
herself and oear ones f1 .rreI o.-r-
come The trouble before a geuersl
breakdown causes permanent pr0.ta-
ton.
Dr. Pierce's Psvor.fe Prescription -
q uOn-alcohoiic remedy that arr sf.
ing woman can safely take f~rrH.r
is prepared from roots and herbs with
pure glycerine, containing tonic prop
sries of the most pronounced char-
actef.
n Il not q secret remedy ferHr.r if.
ingredients are printed Hu vrsrr.r
Get Dr. Fierce lHruff~ Ir...rff. ou
TO-DAY In either hound Or tablet form