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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
TEDDY is TURNED
DOWN BY BAKER
Secretary Of War Refuses Permission
for Organization OF Division. Backed
by Wilson,

~ "uSUu.
Washington, April 23.- Theodore
Roosevelt will not receive authoriza-
ton from the war department to raise
an army division for service against
Germany on the French fighting front.
FIc has been notified to that effect by
Newton D. Baker, secretary of war, it
became known here tonight.
Mr.. Roosevelt is not expected to be
content with the refusal Of Secrc-
tary Baker. A sensational aftermath
is expected to an incident which Off
cials of the war department now CON
slider permanently closed.
1t is understood that Mr.. Roosevelt
may appeal personally to President
Wilson for the authorization denied
him by Secretary Baker, but 1t was
declared that Mr.. Bakers action on
the Roosevelt request was not taken
until Mr.. Baker had discussed the
question with the president It was
declared positively that Mr.. Bakers
message to Mr. Roosevelt denying tho
desired authorization reflected Mr.
Wilson's opinion ana that the prcs-
'o''' :" 'i' '''''' VI W. HooSc'cil
"ppo"'"'a " h'"'' "ou'o DC certain 10
SUSAN 'r' bakcr'
nc "eS'oeh'S opJeclioh 10 permit
'''e i'' hooaeNell 10 20 70 france, VI
any o'hcr Sectlon Oh me european war
|ohe AZ 'hc heau ol dlVlSlon or
troops Is said to lie based nnnn The
contention that such permission would
be IN eject q recognition Of the voIun-
tcer system. War department officials
declare such q course is neither con-
sistcnt With Mr.. Roosevelt's previous
championship Of univeral, obligatory
military service, or with President
Wilson'S legislative programme, which
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
CROP CONDITIONS
IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Wet Soil In Larger Areas Hampered
Preparation OF Land i0r Spring
Planting
The synopsis Of weather and crop
conditions in South Carolina for last
week sent out by the Columbia
weather bureau OF the United States
department of agriculture is as fol-
lows:
Preparation OF land for spring
paintings was hampcrcd by wet soil
in large areas, but cultivation Is
being pushed wherever possible. Cot
ton, corn, truck and gardens arc being
planted generally, except in portions
of the northwestern counties, where
much plOwing remains to be done.
Some cotton and considerable corn
are up in the southern counties, but
termination has been slow and ir-
regular on account Of cold nights and
insufficient sunshine; some unsatis-
Wheat is in good condition, and the
oat crop is improving. Tobacco set
ting has begun, and plants are plcn-
tiful Fruit prospects continue fav-
Orablc. Pastures are still short, and
much of the lower swamp grazing
land is still under water
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
Sunk by Collision.

New York. April 22.-Thc British
steamship Durlcy Chine, bound In bal
last from Canadian port to an
American port, was sunk in collision
at 1880 o'clock this morning by the
British 1frciglrt steamer Harlem, 65
miles east Of Sandy Hook.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
NICHOLAS SPEAKS
ON ARMY MEASURE
Believes That the Volunteer System
Should DO Given IL Triwl by Govern.
ment. Would Raise Age Limit,

Washington April 23.-(Special to
The Grecnville Ncws) ).-Congressman
Sam j. Nichols, of South Carolina. a
member of the House Military Com
mittee, made brief speech on uni
Versal military training and conscrip-
ton in the House today. Mr.. Nichols
stated that ever since he had been in
Washington he has been a loyal sup
porter OF the president and was still
Just as loyal, that he would give any
thing on earth If the president could
have consented to the bill brought out
by the majority Of the Military Affairs
Committee. He said also that the bill
reported by the majority was ex-
actly what the president wanted, cx-
cept that in the time which the de-
partmcnt claimed was three months,
which would be aiken to perfect the
conscription machinery, men should
the same time the conscription ma
chincry should be put into effect, so
If at the end Of the three months
enough volunteers were not secured,
the president could have perfect
right to use the conscription act or, If
at any time the president saw fit, he
had right TO sue the act. Mr.
Nichols contended that, in this way
the president was given exactly what
he wanted. with the additional fa
cilitics Of getting more men. He
stated that he was opposed to the age
limit In the general staff act from 10
to 20, claiming that this is mans
war brought on by men and not to
be fought by boys. Further he said
that there are numerous mon over 25
years of age willing to go, but that,
when these men went back to their
districts and the war was in progress,
he would like to see them answer the
widowed mothers who would ask
thcm why they tore her baby from
her breast and fixed the law so that
they could not be made to fight them
selves.
He wound up his argument by stat
ing that his sympathics were abso-
lutely with the United States and
with the Allies, that there could not
be any other way, that his people
were Scotch, Irish and French, and
that not a drop OF German blood
towed through his veins; that he had
lost the only brother he had on the
batilcticlds Of France, lighting for
the cause which VIC are now lighting
for, two years ago. that he hated
German methods: he admired the
English; but he loves American and
American boys: and that he cannot
see the boys Of the United States do
the lighting for the men without
raising his voice in protest.
during Mr.. Nichols speech, when
he stated that neither Canada nor
Australia rcSOrtcd to cOnscription
and that they had both furnished suf-
fcicnt volunteers, Congressman Gard
ncr, of Massachusetts Interrupted
with the question as to whether or
not Mr.. Nicholl knew that in
Canada they paid $32 month for a
soldier. Mr.. Nichols quickly re-
piled that he presumed and believed
that the Canadian troops, like the
troops Of America, were fighting for
the love of their country, and not
for the dollars and cents they we're
paid The House applaudcd and
chccrcd for several seconds.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
At Rock Bridge School.

Ice cream and cake will be sold at
Rock Bridge school house, Saturday
afternoon and evening. May 9th, for
the school. All are invited to come.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
Rheumatic Pnins Relieved.

IL have used Chambcrlain's Lihiment
for pains in tho chest and lameness Of
the shoulders due to rheumatism, and
am pleased to say that it has never
failed to give me prompt relief" writes
Mrs. S. n. Finch, Batavia, n. Y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25

WOMEN often become nervous and
dcspondent. When this is due to con
stiDation it is casily-corrcctcd by taxi
ing an occasional dose of Chamber
lain's Tablets. These tablets are csay
to take and pleasant in effect
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
Piles Cured In 8 to II DAVIS

Your druggist will refund money II PAZO
OiNiMENI fails to cure any case OF Itching
Blind, bleeding or rPro;rudinR Files in Ste ID DAYS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
WOFFORD WINS AGAIN.
Thomas IInll Glenn oi Wexford Wins
Annual Oratorical Event at Win

Annual Orntorical Event at Win
throp.
Rock llill April 20.-Thomas Hall
Glenn Of Woiford college won the an
nual contest Of the intercollegiate ora
torical contest in the auditorium of
Winthrop college tonight. MIR. Glcun
was the first speaker Of the evening,
his Grafton being The World War, a
Greater Democracy Second place
was awarded to S. NJ. Derrick Of New
erry, while w. +. Bowen of Eurman
was third. Mr.. Dcrrick's subject was
The Nation for Peace" and Nh Bow
en- spoke of Americas Message to
Nations"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
STATES AND NATION
TO CONFER on WAR
Baker Asks all Governors to Send Rep
reScntAtiyes TO National Council.

Washington, Apri l23-Sccretary Of
War Baker chairman o: the Council!
Of National Defense, tclegraphcd to
all state governors today asking each
to send a delegate to national de-
fense conference at Washington on
May 2, to discuss plans for closely CO.
ordinating the various state and fed
cral activities, during the continuance
OF the war.
AT this conference definite steps
Will be taken to provide for com
plete cooperation between the fed
cral government and the states, in or
der that each may do as efficiently as
possible the share assigned to 1t in the
work Of defense.
Buy a Quick Meal" Oil Stove. no
hoot no cln nkn oil ot1oo L., .tnol, .
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25

Buy a Quick Meal" Oil Stove, no
heat, no smoke, all sizes In stock.
S.'M. e. 70. III. WILKES &c co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
SIR @einnO6cits. .sserlidlcrrna.


sytt Scr WlcGoD.Sonc, Momlments,
nobc Somoro StroBe, fonO geitcrn
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Der 6ofuItdt scr Columbia llniberii.
tot uno 9lutor bon uStouooros Of
Sealtb SuIuronce~. Der 3ped Der
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@eieses, ncldes beitiunlt, ooB icben
SIrbeitcr ein @uitonnen I'M aronf.
beitSfoae garnntirt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Der a@ermnriioAWi Wiounerhor" Der.
onItoltet OIL Donneritae, oen %. Sc.
bruor, einen aoitiimbua fir ainocr
in Der 2cbmonu.Sone. Sdon iett
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bis Inn 6 llbr glbenos. g8G6reno oes
gtadmittaes meroen einige Eobleonr
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Dies bic arrangements bic Die gtffaire
trifft, bofft ouf einen ooblreiden 8e.
iud mo peripridlt lidb eincn groBcn
grfolg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

@oi6in9ton, 100 er in Scr Ct. glIoi-
ihs Stride cine groBc 3obl &inOer
uno @rpnHiene firmeu miro. ST
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tlng BON SeilIiten : &rieitern.
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Der Griuitpt nobe Sigbitr., preOiet
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Stride, Gde @rooOmop imo Erottitr.,
eincn Oeutideu Niorgen. rmo einen
engliiden gI6enO.@ottesOienit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
S5cirat6s-2iccn5en.

George s.. 8riscoe, %, urO Nlar-
guerite Softer, 20.
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9lnoerion 81, CANADA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

sSaaItrirte gsurtraac.

Syit 6er 9i6liotbef an Der Gde bon
Barre. in0 ct. 9Geter.S .StraBe Miro
3oitor So6n s9illiam Snitb ant
Wioutae, sen 26. 5e6nlar, g(beuoS S
llbr, einen iauitrirten @ortrag ii6er
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balten. 9lni folgcnoet 9lbcao miro
CT Den @orfrag in Der 9ibliot6cf an
scr Gdc BON 2impoo0.9lpenle ilno
lSaDcttcitraBe tuieoerbolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
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den miro Sen GomnMlnifonten 8uu
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9Iibe ouf oos Saupt geitrcilt iueroen.
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&orOinol @ibbons fir Oie Gr5Oio5cic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

&cocod," in pelder @oleSfo Surott
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iooe bon uEeorl Of tbe glrmp" miro
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Der n6biten S8odc i'm n@opetD-
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cine 9urlesfe sur @orfiibriina, mic
iie nod ui6t in Baltimore oeieben
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81. @orO, Wlartbo GrDor, So 93o-
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uno W3orris 2loDo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Der am %. Sonuor aus Dem 2eben
ibieO, wliroe am Is. Sebrnor 1875
IN 5ranffurt a. SO. ais Sobn oes
Snpeliers Senirid Sofmonn gebo.
rem. g8enige Sabre alt, fam er nit
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glbiolpiruug ser Sbule erlernte er
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acknowledgement in Nlonnbeim obge-
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SteIlrng in 0cutiblono uno man
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&oni Sofnionn nit peIber er iih
ON 8. SUM 1901 per6cirot9ete, nod
elmer fltr5en @oM6eitsreiie i'm Suli
1901 nod glmcrifouus. @r Ionoete
in giep.Yorf mo fam no1 fur8em
gluientboIt noh Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Sine srofe Ocntidje Siiuitlerin III
gImerifa.

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3onigli1en Sper 81 Berlin uno pont
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ter's ,goIfslieO,4 n0ie Solooten
| Braltt" bon Sdnnonn imO .,Scint
me6@ BON Sigo @oli luoren Die er
Iten eIdn8enoeu Gorbictuneen Sc
| fN.... elf -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

9lbounenten, bic ncn l,Senthen 0ufyrlpnH'
hcutcma nldt pitntiin poer untf9cmaNB st-
haitcn, iio ncUctcn, nrr Cfnce Dnppn pcf ~
tepnuu pocg i0riitlia Nlltptilnna dK Naserus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Nii6idle Cgc6nrtstnnNfrirr.

SSm &reiie ibrer 5omilien-glng
rigert 6rcinoe lno @efonnten fcierte
Srou NfottiIoo @remitcncr, sic @ot.
tin oes 9ddcrneiitcrs Scrmonn
9renritcncr oni s. 6cbritar ibrcn 54.
Seburtstag IN ibrcm nettcn Seint
gir 2t0t, @oninS.S .StroBe. Die
(SGitc iibrrreidtcn Dem liebensmiiroi-
9cn @eburtstoesfinoe nebIt ibren
@rotnlotionen ibon ouftenoe gbt.
meuItrduBc mo pro6tDoae @eIdenfe
gei ongcnebmer unO qeuiitbliher
llnterbnltlmg perlief Der iMone 9Sa6-
mlttog uno sIbcnO. srou SoISmon
COB einiae bumoriItiibc gortrGge
5lun 9elten mobrcno glnuo, Die lieb.
reidenoe Todter bon syrul 9remItel.
ler mif Oem 9Siono Ipielte. 9(u
2lbeno muroe cin feiner SSnbiB uitf-
getiidt oen iib glae moblidmefcn
licBen llntcr oen 9(nucienoen ma.
rem: 6roli @ol5uon mo Sodtcr,
6ran SdnltbeiS, fSrou gooel Srau
gtole, 6rou Shoicr, 5rou SSeBIeo,
6rau &litt 6roii Sobn Srou aroft,
6rolt sSicb, SSrau 6rou5, 5rau g6l.
Tel, 6rot 9iencr, 6rml @rat, 6rou
@roB 5rmi 9reniitcler, Sri. 9iobeu,
0rl. 9remlteler uno Srolt 9hlfet.
Gos groBe gl1Itono6il oeS Serrr
s. @1dttbeiu @oult pon g}r. %. g9eit
Sorotoao.StraBe uliroe aeitoblen
ais es an ser Gdc bon Sarotoeo. mn
gotbcoraIitrabc jtono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
narp9Rnnn

Syn icincr @eriommlng IN ieincr
Soac al Ger Srcoerid.&ooo onI leb-
ten 0littpob ii6te ser o6roblinn@-
@eIaneOcrein Oie 2ieOer ein wel6c
fiir sen nd6Itcu 5oruilicn 9lbeno ain
Sonntoe, Ocn %. 6ebruor porec-
ic6en iino. Die @}itelicOer botten iib
5ablreib cineennoen iiuo an Der
@robe t6eilgenonunen. Gine Ginlo'
ouue bonn Eurnuerein rScrlpdrtS"
waroc perleien lmo ongenomneu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Die regul1re @erlnnImlung Der
%creiuieuns oeiitiaer SreiHoitrer
BON Wlorplono finoet beiitc 9IbenO
Inn s llbr in Glaggett'S lSoue, Nr.
61l, Sort. 6remont Slpenue, itott.
Gin idoneS Hrosromn lit oufaeIteElt
poroen imo meroen berlIiene Reoner
sIniprohen bolteu, Slat oen @or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Gdnbc nnsusieDeu. so bcuitie Saiben lno
onoerc |ndel oic nlc6r BON oet 3epe 0pitnba
dls bon ben Nibneraunct $50 nNtli lN2
grub NIT Mteficrn nio ShccrcU 0het 1884 leht
iolDer llulnn ucbr iir mia. Nloe. tQflI
o@eissSi" perrimicien nile Ntpeit Ge Ab
oas NnpncrauQe ciiuhunpien tno n WIS
iueroet oaB rian ce oireit MI peA NllAqfh
nbhebcu fQun"
9(imis neeS if felt ser Bcbnr ron @sls
~" clfnnoeu ipur0ct Gp III oef Hche RNfN
Der ncrunntiiac eiilidIhc. iihere gee9.
,cjrtS 81 ipirh uherdll iilF a9c ole Nlalas
Nerfauit ooer ndW @mpinn9 hea SFelen ptR
fau0i bon g. puiureiicc. Vbiflao' Nh.
l6cbtls glpri NMit3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

GBrtCn bcn ucriturbcnrn GnuecSbrn-
Der.
glm 0onncrItog berionmclte iib
cine gln5abI S6nger III ocm @cih6it
Der 6rol 9toni Soimonn Scr. 2tt1,
8eit- 9rottitroBc, 81 @bren ocs G5e.
bltrtstogeS oes Deritorbenen Sunees.
bruoerS 6rieOri1 @ofmann iinO chr
ten oos gln0erfcn ociiclben orrd ei-
nige paiienoe Sieoer. @r. SoflnonL