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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
500 in WoIS ais 9srcis.

9Innette SeIlernonn bat einai
R9ettitreit in Scene eeiett fir oct
beiten S9nitt fir eineu Wfao6en-
@aoeau5itg. Sic miro Dem @ntipcr-
fer Der 6eiten Sfi55e 500 in @oIo
ouSbdnOigen. @s brou6t nidt oc.
roOe cin aus einem @on5cn beite6en-
Der 9ln5ug 81 iein. Ole Sou6er-
Srin5eiiin miro Orei Dinee in Be
tradt 5iebep, ndmlid 9eqiemlidteit,
Sorbe umo 9luSiebcn. Ser @ettitreit
lit Seoermonn 3us6nelid. Dic
5fi55c ioIlte nidt oroBer, ais 8 bel 10
unO ioate on Sri. &ellermoun i'm
rSippoorome~ ST. 9lep yorf per @oit
geIdidt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
gun eaitamtu iibcrfa6rcn.

Grneit Geap, Elm 9Iegeriiinee bon
t6 Sobrcn imo IN gir. 6t3, gtoro-
9ct6eI.StroBe, po6nboit, oob iid
Dem 8cranii6en oes Sfoaidu6lauicns
bin ino murOc an Der Gde bon N}a.
Oiion- itno @oroline-StroBc BON ei-
nem 2oitouto ii6eriabren, obnc je.
bod idwer berlest 5il perOen. Ger
6iibrer oes 9llltos lit unbefonnt,
neil CT weiterfil6r, ii6 ober bel bent
Suugcn nod Oeiicn glOreiie erfllnOigt
bate. Serbeioeeilte &erionen fonn-
ten Oen 9fomen Der 6irmo oGonioli-
0oteO 9eef Company" an Der Seitc
oes glutos feititellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
aaiierin 8ita bel Ocn aricasbInOcn.


SIuS gSien, 10. Sanuar, miro &c.
idriebm; 9oiierin 3ita bat beutc oaS
9linocner5iebuneS Snititut beiiidt
iuO meit iiber cine Strmoe inter oen
llngIiidliben 5hocbrod6t, Die i'm
Ganpf fir ibr @aterlano oas gLugen-
li6t nerIorcn baben.
Gor Der &aileriu fam Gr5bcr5og
aorl stephan, oeu man po6[ Sen
8ater iinierer &riegs6linoen ncnncn
oorf Der felt 9rieesbeginn Oas Sdid-
iol fat ie0eS ein5eIncn Der arices-
blinocn fcnnt imO DerfoIet, piclen
bon ibnen idon oen gScg in 0as ncue
Scben gcruicienibnen @giiich5en mif.
ge6ailt lmo ibr 9erutber in oa sen
idpierigen Sraecn, Die lid i6nen
entgeeenItellen eeueien iii. Ger @r5.
ber5og lit i'm Snitihlt an ocr 60.
pbienbriide IangIt 5u Souie, CT fennt
bort ieoen SnioiielL ieocn Sbmcr5
mo ieoes 9eiO.
Cine bal6e Stinoe nod Dem gra.
ber5og, Inn 12t0 ltbr &ormittogS,
fil6r Die aniierin NIT i6rer 9eglei.
tllng i'm pluto Dor, nit iubeln0en
So6rufen bonn Eublifum begriibt,
oas lif Dor Dem @e6aii0e onaelan1.
melt botte. CAB ser aaiierin OieIe
ipontone Suloieiue 5reuoe bereitete,
bepieS Oos freinoIide 2d6elm nit
Dem iic no6 linfS ino rehts 0anfte
0os 21heln blieb auf Sen @e.
ii6ts5iigen Der aoiierin, ais iie sic
empiangenOeu 5lmftionGre begriiBte.
9lber es oeri6wonO, ais Iie oen Saol
betrot, in Dem 9linoen oeriommeIt
waren. S6r iGbes @r6leiden, bos
3uden Inn Den N1imo, OaS 6euc6t.
merocn Der glnocn 5eigtc, ipie tici oie
Sailerin eri6ittert mar.
Sebs blinoe Offi5iere, Ieb5ig BIN.
De Soloaten itonOen ltumm rno IT'LL
neben chamber lno ieoer eiiSeIne
trdgt iein idperes @ei6id nit GeIio-
nation nber obnc 8er5meifhmg, 1n0
ieocr ein5elna miro bon Dem @emuBt.
Iein gebalten, ooB bic Meni16eit nidt
odtlos lno eleihoiiItig an i6m Dor.
iibergebt, 0oB 9}ot6 ln0 Goraen aus
Der Glnfel6eit nm i6n 6er oeIbcudt
iperOen.
9Ils Die aaiierin Sen oroBen SooI
betrat, pirrOe ibr Elm eigenartiaer
@mpfone 5ltbeiI. Gin fleines N3do.
den bon no9 nidt 6rci Sobren gan5
in gSeiB gefleiOct, 6os i60ne @ciibt
BON goIoenen Soden umra6nt, reidjte
Der &oiierin nit cinem 6er5igen anir
cin StrduB6en Nioigl0dben. Gs iii
ooS Sino eincs friegsblinoen Soloa.
ten ans SiteoIi5ien. lln6 ais Scr So.
ter, ein braper ufrainii6er 9ono.
manu- eineS Cages nit lecren 9tueen.
boblen im Spital cripo1tc. ga erfu6r
er, Dob feline 6ron pom oen &uiIen
I'M SeimotbSort ermor0et poroen
mar, leiu tIeiues Sodter6en iii Dem
5erlt0rten, BON sen 9RuIien mieoer ge.
lauberten Gorf bel frenloeu, armeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
9icl ii6cr gurO.

Syn angebliber Srunfen6eit itiir5te
eeItern gtodmittog nnt Yier 9lr. an
Der @rott-StroBe Der As Sabre olte,
ans Bolton, @loIi, itammeuOe Dli-
hocI SuIlioon in oos @oiier, muroe
obcr Ourh glleuiius 9romn bon gtr.
6t4, OIt-Erott-StraBc, Der Sen Gor-
fou benierftc, Dem noiien Clement
micocr entriiien uno nod oen Wercp-
Soipitol eeionot, moielbit Ser 9llfo-
bolisnns feiigeitellt wurOe, morouf
poli5eiIiderieits Die 9eihulOioung
Der SrimfenDeit scocn Suuipon CT.
bobcn pnr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
@prberritnnn.

NienItnld0hen: a9leuIid5 itan0 nal
n San in Der 3eitllna, no Elm atno
Die Betrolcrmlompe bonn Gid ocrii,
len uno iid erbeblid per6ronit
bate.
NloOome (in @eOanten): .glh ia.
i1 erinuerc mid, es mar ihredIihl~
uGogcgct lit oas, mas lmicr Sun.
&c ioeben anseridtct bat, bod foloiial
boriIIoSl~
alInier Snn9e2~
1So, Ger Bat ndmlib oos Iintcn.
fab bonn SiiD eeriiien @looane. unO
ouf Dem Seppid ouseei6iittctl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
SIN sduccittrm octSOtct.

9oiic, Soobo, %. Sebruor. -
Sin S6nceiturm iino 2oipinenItur5
crgciien ii6 beute iiber Die gtoroltern.
|tinc Der u6eoerol @lining ans
Smelting Co." in Soilcp, rib oos
S9Iof1ouS fort, tootete fiinf5ebn uno
perlebte fiini5ebn on0ere @erioen.
0rei weiterc MGnner merOen nod
permibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
nsticff"- -SnbiGanmSfcicr 5a GnOe.

Niit cincm @onfett in ,&enncrt'S
Sotel~ fam sic Convention ser @e-
ibGftsleiter Scr 5irma Charles &c.
Stieff oie am @littpod onIoBli6 OeS
75-i6brigen SubilGums i6ren g(nfong
nobm, 5um 9l6idluB. 9InpeienO mo-
rem neben Ben Sn6o6ern ser 6irino,
6reo q. Stiefi, len, @eorge gG.
stieif imO 6reo Ng. 6tieff ir., oie
Snuptbeomtei Scr @cicuIdoft unO
Oie 2eiter Der Is 3mciggei6Gftc. Sr.
SummcrficIO q. @oIfer ilneirte ais
Eooitmeilter umo Serr 6reo g.
Stieff it,, bielt Oie Souptrc0c.
Inter ben on0cren Geonern nno
@Giten bon giep Dorf beianoelt ii6:
ole Serren George Giittiuas,. @m.
8. &ecIep, glnton @urf1orot, 9[rtbur
@eiiea q. 8. Soprence, sBiaiam
SeB mo Gborles s. @roB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
edlaric @urtc.

@ebroldt @ongreBmit0licO Gallo
pou bon Ecros -SSn elmer @loi.
ieuOcriomnlnng 5uedS Serbii-
tng cincS Grieges. Ser Gon-
grcB ioIl erfobren wic OaS Golf
Ocnft. - GoS GoIf iolItc crit an
ii6 Oenfeu. @ewiie 3eitun-
gen fritiiirt. II Bon @lunitionS.
fobrifonten iubiiOirt.
Bottom %. 6ebruor. Sn ci.
ncr beute ab0e6oltencn Moiienpcr.
iomnline 5weds @erbiitlmg elmer
arieoSerfldrlmg geoen GeutidlonO
fritiiirte GonoreBmitglieo Oscar
GoIIaluoD bon Seros oen amcrifani-
iHen SoIOoteu oIS eiucn lle6ertre-
fer BON @eieben Ger Civilization
Inter gInoerem iaete er, OoB Oie
9lrmee niemolS iib nm ooS @eieB
befiimmert babe. n@rinnern sic iid)
oes Niori6es bon General Sbermou
al 0ie See, oIs cr gltlonta nieoer.
brannte imo ieoeS @eieb ser GipiIiia.
tion inter oie 6iiBe trot2" fro9te CT
Oie 8uborer. Sic glnttport Sber.
mans ieinen &ritifcrn oegeniiber
wor: narieg lit Oie S0llel" @eun
mir iett pieOer in sen ariee 5icben
merocn iih ilniere SoIooten oeuau
10 betrogeu mic friiber. sic iinO
ouSge6ilOet, 2eilte 5u tooten," fiigte
CT bin5u.
Cine SriegSerfIdriing an Teltid'
Iano piirOe gIeid6eoelltenO icin nit
einem SDndacridbt, no ieoer Gin3elue
Dem @e6enftcn nod eincn S6Iag
beriese mo6te
0onn frogtc ser GcOncr, no6-
oem er sic 3ub0rcr oufncrfiom &C.
mo6t botte, OoB lie sic Soften oes
SricgeS ourcb 6o6ere gl6gobcn su
5oblen bGtterL Of eS nidt better mG-
re menu Tie in ser Sroee an lid
ielbit Oenfen uno nidt Oem @rGii.
Oenten 6e6iililid iein piiroen, ooS
SanO in einen Griee 3u neripideIn.
oErGiioent Milion bot oos Gnoe
Oes Strides crreidt uno eS lit lett
am GongreB 81 bonoeIn. @ir mollen
Oieiem imiere Wleinung mitt6eiIen,
Inn i6m in ieineu gei6Iiiiien 8ii bel
fem
@r fritiiirte sic 3eitlmgen oIS
ollidt genig ebrenboft" rnO iogte,
mohhe wiirOen bon @lunitionSfobri.
fonten iubiioirt.
o2oBt bo8 omerifoniidje &olf Iidl
oltSipreden mo Elm 6riltlihes Sci.
ipicl icbcn" ioote CT. .2aBt Sen
@ongreb niht in Sem @lou6en, ooB
3eitlngen Die ofientIi6e W}einunq
mieOeripiegeIn. ltno, INN @ottes.
millcn boItet Oieic GcrIommhtnoen
ipeiter.@
Gie &cridmmGmg ipurDe inter sen
glnlpi5icn oeS emergency @coce 60.
mites bon NldiioduiettS ge6olten,
nm gegen oen &rieg gcriuo6rung
eir5illeoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

Gin Gonlponiit gcbt nit ieineut
S6bn9en ipo8iercu. gInf Dem @cae
bcgegnct ibm cin @cfornter.
Gin rei5erOcr Sunge; lit ct ebcn.
folls muiifoIiib2~
Der lit iogor Gin @unocrfino, "
entgegnctc itol8 Der Goniponiit. n@ci.
nobe lehs Sabre alt iino nod inner
feline glbning bon Nluiitl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
etaatsaulualt Surtman ac6t OOr.

ScOernann Scr i'm 9eiib bon Sn-
formation ii6er MliBoerluoltims Der
oifentliAen @eloer bon Baltimore
Gountp lit inO eelpiGt, oor oic
Gountp-llnteriudnne 81 trcten, miro,
nod 9lneobe ieiner 5relmoc, Scnl
Staotsanlpolt Sortnon cinen @cfoI-
len tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
lNrnhlIos nnm enhblnc


9crliL %. Scbruor. ~ gto6
g(neobc Der llcbcricc OIo6ribtcr-
gleentur bat General. Director gilbert
9ouiu bon Ger &onlburg, ,9lmerifo-
2iuic crfIdrt ooB cine 6ortiesung
bon 6cinoicIigfeiten ituter 0en fricg.
filbrenocn @lGdten nodb Dem arieee
nidt pobri6einlib iein piirOe, Oa
nes imiinnig iein wiiroe, poIlten Oie
Stooten nod oem milit6riiben Slim
gen chamber pirtbihoftIib riini-
rem"
Sr. 9oIltn ioetc: nDeutIdlono
ilnO ieine &erbiinoeten ner0eu no1
Dem Griesc seniiseno Coinage our
&erfiieune bo6en, Inn iofort nieOer
nit Der 9lusfubr 5li beeiunen, pegen
Scr @idtigfeit 6erieIbeu nit 9e5us
ouf 0en Oerti6en @e6ieIfurs. @enn
oud gepiiie gLrtifel nidt lGneer elm
oeuticbes Mouopol biloen neroeh 70
wcroen mir bod neuet 9lrtifel 5ur
glusfubr boben.
@S lGBt iih foim onnebmen oob
nob oeni &rieee mirflicber Sab oen
g8ieoerbeeinn oes gluslonobonoelS
beeintrGdtieen miro, Oa oue SIotio-
men BON chamber obDGngcn.
SSCh bin Qona liChcr, 0aB eS feifieu
SonOelSfrieg eeben miro. g[ae sic
&riceiiibrenoen merOen nod oeut
&rieee im Stonoe iein, i6nellItcns
ibre perIorene Sonuoge pieoer au cr-
ieben. 9lu6 england piro oies in.
nerboI6 8peier Sabre tbun fonnen
uno cine eIeihe @eriooe miro unS
genii9en.
80 mirolitat NIT @rge6.
nib Der II 9oot- 6 am.
pogne 5ufrieOen.
llnicre 9louirolitdt lit nit ocnt
&eiuItit Der Su6morine.G Gompoene
iebr moBl 5ufrinOen. llnier @rfolg
loBt iid nidt olein an Ger 3obl scr
Oerlcnften S6iffc beneiien; OoSggi6.
ti9lte lit Die llnterbin0ung 0eS Ser.
fcbrs 5piitbcn 9tmcrifo lno @ng.
lonO."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Sin ,,Wcoriil,cr0. .GIn6.

9leli9e SoteIleutc qeben nit ser
Aollbt nm einen ioeenonnten Be
9rllBer-@lub"r cine gcieui6oftIi6e
Serelnielmg inter iib ieIbIt ST griin-
oen. @inem Gomite iuurOe ser g(nf-
'ro9, Blame uus5uorbeiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

micOcr itiirniide Cpotioncn bcreitetc,
oa lag in Dem irclmoIihcn Megrnr
grnB Der &ailcrin elm glb0lonj Der
Stunoc, Die iic unter oen arutiten il.
rcr Sanocstinocr 5uge6rabt bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

Abonnentcn, bic ben ,Sentidjcn Gurrcs
ipgnocnten" nidlt piinitltdI uber nurcael
HuRtg crbalten, iiub acbcten, Der Office
oanon per TcIrplDn uOcr idlriftlidl wit.
tbeilung 81 mnryen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Der Nlinlrnn

egtiln, Serr GniiI, mar sS6nen OaS
'Sagogliid beite boI0?4
nsId, SSr6uIein Sert6o, ipottcn Sic
nidt. Seit i6 IN sic ueriauiicn bin.
treffe i3 feinen eir8iaen @aicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

! ~Hopd, mir ioIlten itnbe6inat Elm
.neues Pluto bobenl ltnleres 1T 70 o6.
lgenittt, oaB man iib nidt inebr 90.
rim ieben laIIen fonnl"
nJonoS, MIN founsid es pielleiht
an6 bic iinO Oa nal sur 8eniisuuq
iiberlnilen befommeul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

3anntbaItidcr Srrtbum.
SodilptIing Whtmbo: ,ySo, sic
Rrieefiibuna Scr 1eiitIdcu lit ober
nidt bumauer oIS imierel Da leie i'd
ioebcn; n0ie fror5oiiiden uub eno.
lilden @riegsgefongeucn uurbcr
balo uod ibrer 9Infunft BON scr go
oolferling geipeilt!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Seim Sriea madD Dem Sries

Gu erflGrt Sn6crt SoIliu, Der @enc.
ral.Sircftor Der Nonib ~-g-glme-
rifa-9inic. glac gtutioncn 5n
icbr bUn ciuunOcr abbGusig. ~
@crScn iid nodj benz militGri.
It6cn GOnflift nidt luirtbiduitlid
ruinircn iuullcR.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
FRENCH CAVALRY NEARS
NEW GERMAN POSITIONS

Paris, March 22.-French cavalry
has advanced to within about four
and a half miles of st. Quenten, one
of the larger towns, believed to be
strongly defended by the Germans,
further progress by the French is
reported in the official statement of
the war office, issued tonight, and
considerable territory has been reoc-
cupied between the Somme and the
Aisne.
The French have occupied Terg-
nier, an important railroad junctior
on the line between Amiens ana
Rheims, and have crossed the st.
Qeuntien canal.
French ayiators report the destruc-
tion by the Germans of the historic
ruins of Coucy-Le-Chateau, one OF
the thirteenth century.
The French war Office officially an
nounces that in evacuating NoyOn
the Germans carried away by force
fifty young girls. ranging in age from
10 to % years.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
MAKES GERMANY THINK

Amsterdam, March -, via London.
The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger. 4 copy
ol which has been received here,
says that If the Russian revolution
has resulted in a decisive victory
over Russian absolutism, it means
the DISAPPEARANCE of an important ele-
ment of weakness in the Russo
French alliance and makes for the
stability of the entente, as the war
aims of the democratic Western pow
ers could not in the long run be the
same as the aims of Russian absolut-
ism
The great Russian revolution
says The Lokal Anzieger, will make
an end to this antagonism. if the rev.
olution succeeds in establishing any
thing permanent, the most complete
agreement regarding constitutional
principles will exist between the al
lies and therefore during the peace
negotiations they will be able to come
forward with a much more harmon
ious program than would states gov
eined according to various antagon-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
MEDICINE OR FOOD.

You have always bought the bulky
stock food and given to your stock
as medicine. Why not buy only
the medicine and furnish your own
food? The medicine will be much
more certain. In fact, b. A. Thom-
as Stock Remedy is so certain to give
the right results that we sell it on
the money back plan. II it doesn't
straighten up your horse or cow OF
sheep, we give your money back.
LANCASTER MERCANTILE co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
tic political principles.

istic political principles.
THE perils threatening Germany's
future would be formidably increas-
ed if state with a democratic con,
stitutiOn were to arise on her eastern
frontier. The stronges- guarantees
must be found against $le coalition
which, through the removal of the
deep antagonism which hitherto has
divided it, will become stronger and
more cohesive"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster.
In Common Pleas.
In Common Pleas.

Ellison HOWE ct al, Plaintiffs.
Milt Porter and ]. l.. Rodman.
Defendants
Pursuant to Il decree made in the
above stated case by his honor. Judge
5. w. C. ShipD, dated March 10th,
1917, l will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder. at Lancaster
Court House, on the first Monday In
April next. within the legal hours OF
sale, the following described real es-
tate, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract OF
land situate in Indian Land Town
ship, said county and State, contain
ing sixty acres, more or less, bound
ed north by lands OF o. l.. Pierce.
east by lands OF o. l.. Pierce and
State Line, south by estate lands OF
j. S. Wilson, and west by lands Of A.
p. Spratt, being designed as lot No.
in the division of the estate lands
OF Milly Crow, the said land being
the share OF Ann Crow Porter under
the last will and testament of the said
Milly Crow.
Terms Of sale cash. Purchaser te
pay for papers.
PAUL MOORE,
G. c. C.. l.. G.
w. p. Robinson, Attorney.
March 18th, 1917.
1taw-3 weeks March 16
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23

ing BRIEF dispst tch:
Captain Borum, City of Memphis.
and his eight boats crew landed safe
ly Glasgow, care Consul McCunn."
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
Full REPoRr on
VIGILANCIA CASE
Consul General Skinner's Statement
Says Men Were Adrift Two DAYS.


Consul General Skinner's Statement
Says Men Were Adrift Two Days.
Washington. March 22.-Consul
General Skinner at London forward
ed to the state department today a
dispatch from the consul at Ply
mouth giving the most complete Of
hcial report yet received on the un-
warranted torpedoing of the Ameri-
can steamer Vigilancia with loss Of
hfteen lives. including several native
American citizens.
The report follows:
"Vigilancia of Wilmington. Del,
rom New York for Havre with gem
i-al cargo of smelter structural iron.
asbestos. dried fruit and straw, sunk
without warning on March 16 in lat
itude 4S.57, longitude 9.34 or about
pedo from submarine of unknown ma,
tionality.
1.-TWO torpedoes fired at ship; first
missed, second struck ship on star
board side by third hatch. Ship sunk
in ten minutes. Weather at time
clear with moderate sea swell. No
other vessel in sight. Crew OF As
men attempted to abandon ship in
men were washed out of boat. OF
these 10 were saved and Il drown
ed.
Several Americans Lost.
Among the drowned are Third
Engineer Carl Adeholde, native
American citizen. and Third Omcer
Neil S. North, naturalized Ameri-
can citizen. Some of the crew
drowned were American citizens
"Crew adrift in life boats from
Friday morning 10 o'clock until sun
day afternoon 4 o'clock Subma,
rine of unknown nationality follow
ed life boats at distance of fifty
yards from 10 Friday night to Sat
urday morning. Submarine and life
boats did not speak.
Survivors landed st. Mary's in
own boats after suffering greatly
from cold, wet and fatigue. One
seaman, Spaniard, died from ex-
posure.
This information obtained by tel
ephone from Penzance.
Grew coming to Plymouth to-
day"
Consul Frost of Queenstown an
nounced the arrival Of the missing
pen from the American steamer City
Of Memphis at Glasgow in the follow
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23


Swell i'm Water. BESIDES. They'll
Shrivel, Loosen and Peel on!
Put 2 or. 3 drops of "Gets-It" on tho
corn right away. Pain and infiam-
nation will disappear. the corn will
begin to shrivel from that instant
then 1t loosens and falls right off
There's no other corn-remover in
the world that acts like "Gets-It"
NO new discovery has been made in
corn-removers since "Gets-It" was
born. Don't forget that fact. Gets
It does away forever with the use
of salves that irritate, bandages that
make bundle, of your toe, plasters
scissors that draw blood Use Gets
1t-no more digging or cutting.
"Gets-lt' is sold everywhere. 25c q
bottle, or sent on receipt of price by
u. Lawrence x Co., Chicago, Ill.
sold in Lancaster and recommend
ed as ths worlds best corn remed
hy Lancaater Pharmacy and j. +
Niackey Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
Corns Peel Right
Off With. 'Geis.IY
Q Drops, and the Corn is q "Gonerr'

When you've got to walk on
the sides of your shoe to get away
from those awful corn-pains, there's
only one common-sense thing to do.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-01-13
NEW IBERIA BOY KILLED.

An unfortunate death was the
sad fate of young Saline Solo
man, a native of New Iberia who
was murdered by some negro
robbers at Lafayette on Sunday
morning, Jan. 18th, several hours
before daylight. Soloman was
shot in the back with a Il Colts
revolver while in the act Of try
ing to run down the thieves who
had committed several robberies
III that town that night and had
attempted to enter the place
where he was sleeping, The re-
mains Of the young man were
brought here for interment the
next day. After the crime was
committed several negroes were
arrested and on one Of them a
weapon was found. The negroes
claimed they had not fred the
shot, but sufficient evidenced was
produced to cause the officials to
hold them for the murder. On
yesterday morning upon order of
Judge Campbell of the District
Court of that Parish and permis-
sion from our local health officials
the remains were exhumed and
an autopsy held by the Coroner
of that Parish with a view of find
ing the bullet that caused the
death. The investigation resulted
In the bullet being found and it'll
proved to be a bullet of the nickel
coated variety of % calibre. while
the revolver carried by the ac-
cused murderers was of a different
make and now there is a doubt |
expressed as to the guilt Of the
two negroes that were arrested
for the crime.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-01-13
13&{ii&3|
Hills LZN2

not removed.
G. 7. Moss and his wife then
entered suit against the Mcllhen-
nys for damages to their bust
ness and secured judgment in
the Louisiana courts for some
5000. The contest continued
and as a finaIitv the McIIhenny
company purchased the tabsaco
end of the Moss business. thereby
establishing their unqualified
right to the sale Of Tabasco
Sauce.
The Moss company, however.
continued raising pennors and
picking them by the barrel.
They sold carload lots to large
wholesale houses all over the
country. This was the business
being conducted at New Iberia
when Mr.. Moss ended his life. 1t
is said they were making a for
tune ont Of picked peppers
Daily States.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-01-13
G.. P. MOSS KILLS HIMSELF
AT NEW ORLEANS.

T.. =. Moss. manufac turer of q
famous tabasco sauce, TT New
Iberia, La, committed suicide III
his room on the seventh floor OF
the Cosmopolitan Hotei shortly
before 8 o'clock Wednesday
morning by shooting himself in
the head with a 3S-caliber re
volver.
Although in note addressed
to James Lynch, proprietor of
the hotel. he expressed "A wish
that his letter, written to his
wife before committing his act,
should be made public so that the
people should not be except guess
ing" as to the cause. the suicide
says nothing in that letter that
might suggest a reason for his
act except that there is too
much hyprocracy" in the world.
Perhaps one OF the oldest re
quests made ny person con-
templating suicide, is contained
in a paragraph in the letter Moss
addressed to his wife. In it. he
expressed a wish that stone
slab, heartshaped and designating
the trade mark Of his sauce pat
ent, be placed on his tomb.
Laurent RodeiIlet. the house
detective. heard the shot and cal
ling Frank Roques, the night
clerk, they used a pass key to
open the door of the room. They
found Mr.. Moss lying across his
bed with o bullet wound in his
left temple and the smoking re
volver still clutched in the fing-
ers cf his right hand.
On a table near the bed were
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-01-13
SOUR, ACID STOMACHS.
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Each "Pape's Diapepsln" dIgests 5000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery in five minutes.

Time It! In FIVE minutes all stom-
ach distress will go. No indigestion.
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Papes Diapepsin ia noted for It's
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
1t is the surest, quickest stomach rem
edy in the whole world and besides It
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
ffty-cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize In
FIVE minutes how needless IL is to suf-
fer from Indigestion. dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor In the world.