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4 The Lancaster (SEMl-WEEKI^ Published WedneHdays and Non e BAHjKY'S FAKI new J. SI'FKCII. ) For four hours, Thu Saturday* ator Joseph W. Baile; a i m _ THE LAN SWELL APPEAL TO AH Story of One Woman irsday, Sen- Surely Should Stir y, who ha8 mediate fi I 1.1 1 ? ? CASTER NEWS, JANUARY . :zz EQUAL 10 Them to Im- ? action. Unui Vmithful I r 8, 1913. OCCASION i tiiv V \A I r\tn LI So i V E 5 IE 115 SLIPPING tTM^YOU CANT '????????>-? ui AWAY I K OPEN A 1 at Lancaster, S. C., by The Pnblishintf Company, success Ledger, established 1852; Tl: established 1878; The Ente tablished 1801, and entered t olaas matter Oct. 7, 1005. at tin at Lancaster, 8. under / rress of March 3, 1870. CHA8. T. CONNORS L. C. BOYER. Business Lancaster represented lexas in Z'XlZ: ?f ConKre98 for 21 rprtse, ? - years, delivered his i " o'loS dress t0 thc Senate t? Let of con- chamber of eager listi Bailey is just in his ... Kditor. is by long odds th i ManauHr, orator of his time. 1 OOin nouses Inventors are reqi consecutive but telephone patrons farewell ad- Annuity on a telep , , lag door that will re 3 a crowded petition is sners. Mr. woman who had a ci prime and ln a dru* Btore t*001 . "There are two hot ie foremost ,^6 Bido." she t t is a pity about as big as mate avvv I VU till Ul I tested by suffer- ~ to exercise their I/OIIQI hone booth elidally slide. Headthe name of a Turned Kffort to irlous experience Advantage and it. I as He Const >ths In that store His I jald. "They are :h boxes and are "Ministers maj i igaunci vvuii ill* lvl \ -egation. hi l rL Disconcert Him Into 1*1 v Delivered Sermon l*| I (? ' rued Wishes of |ll jl Hearers. Ijl |j V r come and go, but |*| '"7 BANK A< fTESTI FO MORI NEVER CCoUNT : . :rday. j IOW : COME5. fll WEDNESDAY* JAN. S The recently decapfta ries public will likely co swear, although having authority to do so. "Sometimes the dicti . ittia. tnat one 80 aoie ana ( should be lost to the ted nota- councils, but Senator ntinue to 'ost 8*CP with the par no lej?al in? been criticised an by men and newspapi sitive spirit could nol onary is 'c anc* be wisely cone experienced v ?*? Democratic luh ln Btreet no,8Ge democratic ,n eftch can be hfia Bailey has Ono day, when listen ty and hav- Interesting communl a censured J"*"d 1'V ,ca"^ u In the adjoining -box era, his sen- ber of our own telepl onger Stand "Presently ho said lulled to re- ,b??; Of course central wueii .mere is ? wo go on forev the conversation pressed opinion c rd In the other, religious western lng to a long and people of that oatlon from the was a preacher, p. I heard a man talk, ask for the num- Numerous cleri hone uptown. All the bill but "Can't you get parted, never to 1 Finally one youn couldn't get us, seal and enthn?n er," woa the unex V i* ?f a Hinall, rather ir- J. Jp town. What the V oommunity wanted * W / a man who couid V I jj By men attempted to V f vyi\C one by one had de- *< bo hoard from again. V g man burning with uiwl itiut nit t nf m' ^I|\l^!?k5. lum Wa. >mw W W : ^oYiiviwiw 1:1 entirely insufficient to one's feelings," said < Wilson the other day. Additional clerks will be called for in many ci ing to the liberal patron has been given the new express tlre 10 private me. j Governor was mainly an attacl principles of the ini referendum as institu probably 'ated, if adopted, to 1 ities, ow- the overthrow of 1 a^e that system of American g r parcels ^ hat such schemes fc tllB aaaress for I learned afterw C Upon the the maid waB home and left the booth. itiative and wa, most Bnxlo itions calcu- Rnd learn his meaaai jring about friend for life by ea the present ten to any more no* H Just as well have let ;overnment. couldn't get out of ir direct lej?- pulled and tugged at < i wouldn't hndcn KMn ard that not even the theological < , so he rang oft place. The townsmen us to detain him dispassionately, t ?e. I Insulted my that the next da ylng, 'I can't lis- could preach In I but I might kind ot sermon a her finish, for I ered It would d that booth, I cordlugly every , the door, but It went to church > nllv n flniar nlnrV ~ shool applied for the *' V looked him over * hen told him calmly ' y being Sunday he ;l m.T&5 Lhelr church and the nd the way he dellv- * The eclde hie fate. Ac- f/ie w one turned oot and J t-/c>r/a on Sunday. The ae- ,,, . .. . .. a HLri'il Y & f president of the large a orld saved part of /jp? j .'</ in a store. The Mum ?/>/? ? it ml 1 g tt % If / > * r ? i / r tin wtstr* ft , V, * it s/ioc Ziouse lit > . money when he , /ie worked for fnorvlWn. AUrnit 'I post. According to his pr< promises, some fifty-odd public, mostly in the Cap have been made to"swe; by Gov. Blease. lsiation Dy tne people vert the United Sta selection Republic into a dem I notaries would Rive its contr italCity, hands of "the unskill at blood" ar>d the vicious." He also paid his res woman's suffraRe m would con- mo out^ the II tea from a try that time, and I d ocracy and <Jay who he wnB or 1 ,u? to tell us. Imagln ol into the through life with a i ed, the idle unsolved. Tho tele cannot equip their 1 * able doors any too si ipects to the ovement in SHOWED SCENE J ? ... -o ? I'll IIIK HI III IHUir SJ inn had got away "My dear poop on't know to this been asked to pi what he wanted am a Btranger a e having to go not know juat xx mystery like that So I am going t phone company subject of my s iooths with mov- slip of paper wt oon, I think." to tatk on and la He then bo we* S OF CRIMES prayer while a rose in tne pulpit. ?~| le." he said. ~I have ! ! forty reach to you. But ! 1*1 Ifolln imong you and I do l*| //o/is. hat your needs are. 1*1 Wc o let you Belect the l*| ermon. Write on a 1*1 tatever you wtsh me l*| y it on the pulpit."* 11*1 J his head in silent j |?| TJ self-constituted com- ! |*1 1 Jll . yours a fro ho hud Ma rot rs. Today ho Is xrwrth 11 Alako yoiirou'H nmtral. pay J jtor ovat iimcrost uttiitl tho interest m\rory tl E FIRST WATIi / Ten Thousand l?i ^ nearly Ten Alii- 1*1 on deposits and |*| tree months |?| ONAL i Attorney General Lyo his promise made dui campaign of last sumi taken steps to have Barn debarred from the pr: law in the courts of Soi lina. n, true to the following: Jangruaj "ing the cannot understa Tier, has woman wants to step ey Evans higrh pedestal i actice of man has placed her t< ith Caro- the broils and deba politics. No. the Soul believe in the rule ( ?e: nd how any Parisian Burglar Toi down from Tour and ^inted ... of His VI ipon which 3 mingle in a man named Rene ucheries of twenty-n,n?. who ii . 0. , prison (Paris), awa :nern btates oharRe of burglary. )f the men M. Poncet. the mag mlttee formed In ok Magistrate on termtne the nat Out Residences . ,ermon' A^er 8 Ictlms. of walked plaood thereon n ) Foerschler, axed ^>er Ill-concealei j In the Saute been noted on tl iltlng trial on a '^10 young mlt recently wrote to on* ?' Istrato In charge tben on th? otl i A. ?nr -AV-. Into hln nfM n a the vestibule to do- ' ] ure of the deciding '* ome deliberation one ' up to the pulpit and >*< i folded piece of pa- V d grins might hare CHAS D le faces of many. |e' lister looked flret on J R E \N1 sheot of paper and V yjc ler. A gleam came * hn hnlH (ho tuirvaw i*rt ' m BANK OP LAN JONES. President, LIE. e-President. [CASTER. j ? M. CROXTON. Cashier \ ? CURTIS MAC KEY. > Ass't Cashier V The Panama canal 1 built at an enormous co country. It belongs to ted States, and if fore use it they should be pay just asEngland requ gard to the Suez can United States would act las been Pe?P'e. And not on st to this but in ^e white men the Uni- 1 a*ree with them." ij?n ships Taken as a whole it made to niarkable speech, be ires in re- many truths, and it 1 al. The ^ t^le National law i very un- Party leaders will , - ui u in cubu, couieBB ly in that burglarlp8. The mag people, and fuaed to believe bin prtnoner offered to ti , ? ? aonally conducted toi was a re- hlg explolt8 The 'inj? full of therefore, M. Poncet, will be well t*o policemen set 01 makers and drlve round lhe P,rr maKers ana the cour8Q of tho weitfh well pointed out thlrty-twi nig to *ud omer ? ?istrate at flrot re- *?Ma" might see i, whereupon the dear frier ike him on a per- ,wrltten on eUh?i iir of the scene of '0,hing' Yet o other morning, made the wor,d? the prisoner ami *,rmon ,,lls mo ut In a cftb for a b(\on the crentlo eta of Paris. In " on recor day Foerschler preach another ' o houses at which _ .. Iiv UVIU Vll*7 uy |9 fffffffl and spoke kts vety. ids. there Is nothing _________ r side of this paper, ut of nothing God The subjoct of my rnlriK therefore will r 1 1L. n of the world." A XJ d that he stayed to lermon. lings You Sho '.v.v.v.y.v.v.v.v.vi uldOwn wisely to submit any n latin# to the use of th< arbitration. Governor Wilson keep counsel. Nobody in th States knows yet who is hp in his rahinpt. Hp latter re- many of his utteranc 5 eanal to be n^any a day befc equal in oratorical an tative powers, will b s his own halls of Congress ie United i RoinK to BK^ AN IS has said It havirnr bppn rlair es. It will ho had committed hu >re Bailey's low!n? (lay, "?e exl peated, and the se? (1 argumen- other robberies were ?e heard in two next days, nlso, resumed his task, wonderful memory, the different houses t lih.ii t. und even remember as, for example, tha r?pd hv Hume .. ?... rglarleB. The fol- . erlment was re- .. eapta n .u s of forty-two ta pointed out. The f? a ne,?hb<>r- w/ , the magistrate * ycar or oU Foerschler has a ' ? ca ,, , . . . upon It as lost He pointed out * . , . .?i . . Arriving home vitliout hesitation . . , heard of a debt ed little details, . . . .... . . . noted for stlckin; it such and suoh __ ? . u til some result ing a Debt. | living In a fltnall wEZ. / wn had loaned money i f t 10. after the loan wai 1, made no effort to ptaln began to look from a voynge, he collector who raa g to a delinquent unwas obtained The S&sj | Boilsfwater in 5 Minu tes. ^ quite wisely, "I don' make scattered announc a sentiment which is t the President-elect, bu at variance with the a the majority of men life to-day. t like to Democratic United S ements," tors that by reason < ypical of in service they are en t greatly chairmanships of c ctions of mittees, Mr. Bryan, in public customed frankness, with them and contei friio toafr atimiM ho t tates Sena- affirms that In the c,._;reer he has stolon 1) af seniorit> ParrllJgs 192 silver ; I titled to the tings. 361 tie pins ertain com- brooches, with his ac- ? "T~ Men and Worm takes issue The total populatlc nds that the now estimated at l. hp nrnprpa. ls U?>?n the m' ?t nu v,?n captain railed u] course of his ca- hlm clrcumHt 00 watches, 1,432 "Now if you v plates, 32 gas tit- j.jj R)Ve you hal and 93 gold don't collect but divide that with i The collector sn In World. can get half of it >n of the world Is lt sha'n't be for 700,000,000. This enough." ost recent census, The cantnln i pon this person, told ' anePR. and said: ill collect that debt. If of It; or If you half of the bill. 111 i you." nodded. "I gueai I , anyhow If I dont. want of trying hard inllpH m urn v- n n<4 am - The em\>\emjof quality. 5 yeai rs guarantee. ? - * Ex United States Sen Lowndes McLaurin of ] ville, after a well-eat from his Senatorial labi up again in politics. H the Senator from 1 ^oth the Blease and t ??? /.ln.'n atorJohn siveness of the Sen Bennetts- than his seniority, an ned rest an is ri^ht. The srs, bobs won by the Democrat e is now the result of an atfgr Marlboro, made by such lead ;he Anti- Bryan and Presidenl ^ i r> nr Uim arvri n n/1 f U /\ "v which all civilized co lator rather with a careful esttmi id Mr. Bry- ?' inhabitants of \ . .. The proportion of th eat victory for j 038,000,000 of ti ic party was ing 1,000 males to s essive fitfht ratio varies conslde t-rs as Mr placos ln Rurope tl ers as air. (Q 0,7 women; ,n L-Elect Wil- to 1,045 women; ln A . ftUtrxr. 4 U A tn n-nmon In A luntries now take, bis return, a^alr ite of the number lector. "Hello. 1 lnclvillzed lands "flow about thi io sexPB Is known collected It yet* iese, the ratio b? j "Well." repllei 190 females. The collected the ht rably In different c'lect my part ' tere are 1.000 men gjn nie the accoi Africa, 1,000 men me a cent slncf merlca, 1,000 men but "Its Just as a \ q 1 AHA mnn *r? -? '* * i sought out the coW Mr TUank!" nald he. it bill?" Have you I A the man, "I ain't ill on It; but I did bout ae noon aa you int. and he ain't paid ?. I keep after him, you said, when you ' *-L jff la^iiuns ai c L iai n ->ow of one 1< least, in me Blease foi would not pull well in with "Curly-headed Joh During the Christmas of 1913, the American 1 ,iiuK mill, own auu luc cuaii inai *ader, at important committeerces who ate should go to such harness Democratic Senator mny." Tillman, Lea and ot than to ultra-conserv holidays tors ,ilte Simmons, Historical others not necessary tl. n ?: a.. lauipa in me -3 Of the Sen. JJJ women; In Auat. . 937 women. Progressive The highest propoi 3, as Gore, found in Uganda, w hers rather 467 to "ve7 J'0?0, n proportion la In Alas ative Sena- States, where there f Martin and 391. and In the latt to mention. eTery 1'000 men ill l U.M| ?,wv ??vM vv kiv? me me Dill alia, 1,000 men to conscience about | the brisk collect rtlon of women la ing the captain here there are 1,* him. len. The lowest ka and the Malay Her Wide ire, In the former, Margaret eat < er 389 women to stairway Wei cottage, and as aaaeed she noddt ; ne don't have any It. Good day!" and ar disappeared, leav- I AWT/ vainly g&slng aft?v LA 111 Acquaintance*. >n the lowest step o4 - ding down, from the _ _____ the foot peaeengem sd and inoka to tk*m 1ml 1j mM El Cbafo. :aster light & po \1 Mr AT 1 Hotpoint Iron. WER COMFY i/i i ni/TT Association will meet Carolina, holding most < sions in Charleston, open session in Columb will be a notable gather up largely of college p from every part of the Their coming will gi in South ^emucrauc part; >f its sea- tna' f?r the next foi with one on'y those who are ia. This accord with Mr. Wils inj? made Progressive policies rofessors ^,ven places of re country. ^he Democratic par ve South wi" make j?ood if tl ** r* f / win oe on Moslem Womsn I IT years and "Are women admit in comDlete to a <JueBtlon thBt 1 in complete ,n the negatlve ^ ion and his more than one pass should be that distinctly speak sponsibility. P* 11" ff * often quoted 1b the < ty Can and faithful that he will he ideas of besides his own eartl it t ? fu'O hmi t lo nnf or* In Future Life. I irrespective of Lted to paradise?" And, irrespective m often answered they nodded and /e And, however, |n many caaes st age In the Koran R word with th :s of a future life girl who had n? nen. The moat introductlona. I jne promlalng the Atlantic City an meet In paradise That night, a lly wives seventy- wnH preparing h ottrOKtlvu nrmm. " age and condition 1^1 W of age and condition, A n MlJL f smiled In return, and npped and exchanged e golden-haired little f~ )t yet learned about V iecldedly, she found amusing place, a Margaret's mother er for bed. she asked ? IVlLn. I J / >lean, Sanitary, U| L LHfUVJYLl 3-to-Patc Carolinians an oppori knowing perhaps two leaders of thought, to be extended a right hes come. A GOOD SHOWI tunity of Mr" cryan ana Mr. hundred carried out. 'hom will irty wel- Wonder what the shock in North Carol the earthquake shock N(i ^ar?I,na??Baltimore wnson are ?? " " ? ? pect for the poor v suffered enough in I humiliations of pol earthquake the fourth Sura we more definite Btatem lina 8ai(l to doeth good works, ; from South male or female, and , er, they Rhall be ad dise, and shall not unjustly dealt witi ??.Uv?.u - ner now ane 11 k iromen, who have "Oh, lt'e Juat rhih life from the pHod Margaret ygnmy! Hut In how many peopl find the following here "?The Sum lent: 'But whoae whether he be pe 1 is a true belles prior to the ye; Imltted Into para- Springs which ni In the leaat be ters wer? matnlj "?Life In the in pa me seaanore lovely. Mamma!" re- J "And It's remarkable le I aeem to know lay Magazine. , Fresh j trolaum. ar 1850, the petroleum c\TX\f* lated In various quar VjUlTlt/ f regarded as natural f*rt that v??r ? f. 'pens i c Meats, Good Servi to see us oXi hone Hi^ay ce, Fair Prices, us your needs. Capt. J. D. Griffith, tendent of the State peni shows that he is the ri in the right place. Th shows that the penitenl made permanent impr< to the amount of $33,504 ing the electric chair an Superin- Turkish ftoldlers Wit itentiarv For the flr,t t,me' Wfl 1 Herniary, tah ?oldler 1# golng to Jfht man the fe*. Mahmud II., whi ie report th* uniform of his arm riarv hnq trodace the "hake, but uiary nas ^ the goi^g waB u avements him. The fe* la certain ), includ- ?rlng for men on activi i j even the change of lta < a in au- ... . .... ,t_ fCk bout Fezss. Moslem Rast, by Pli e?d, the Turkwar without an he changed Talk (n 7, tried to In- The fearful ones the opposition onc? more. The tel >o strong for deadly menace aon ly a poor cov- think. There are w< a servloe; for Ul,e the receiver of color to khaki oa* wiping out the oWnnoia <> a a disinfectant, so s erre Ponafldlne. 7C_'. .* " I>rake of Tltuarl which was to a Peace. trade Drake may take hearl dreamer when h< ephone la not the kept on, and wl i? of Ita patrona * depth of aom< >men who will not found that he wi a telephone with "oil well" with mouthpiece with Awe barrels a da t)re are they turn of petrolou Ilia, Pa., bo rod a wall tart the petroleum VJ was regarded aa a > began to bore, but ha ion the bore reached ) aerenty-flve feet be , ib the poaaeesor of an Highest pr a capacity of twentyty After that the ft> m wri aeaured, and itogner CBi I Successors to Roy Smal ices paid for good Cattle, He iinson 1 & Co. >gs, Butter, Eggs, Etc. 'ji ?*=? dition has to its credit $ 70. The amount broui from last year was $47, ( ing a profit for 1912 of The State farms, as si the report, are paying t handsomely. Yet there Din-headed politicians w >100,196.- protection against sun 01 Pfht over Henoe the headshawl jqc ma\r. Ume 10 b? worn * yvo, niHK th# fmL ^ Turk's d? $95,000. f?g la clearly explains* hown by Ferrlman: '"Hie prejudl* he State "" = * rellgtou. ram a (form of prayer) are some formed the forehead m ho advo- ground. The brim of a hi r bad weather, it la a transmitter c derlsed some Now an eminent wlated around Harold 9pttts of L votlon to the axtenelve ex pertcner 1 by Duckett the telehpone oanc te against the tSon. pobllo opinion baals. If the Tfceirefore. ye fear la rightly per- mouthpiece ll net touch the I Artntter, but talk h at or the peak oatflh tubea uuioi >1 dlsoaae. with leapa and b ty*:tfrfc>loKlat, Dr> on to Its preecn oVdon, has made ___________________ rtal and daalaree ** spread lnfe? Teachers* td the contrary. . . ' An exaininatlo ful- onee. wipe owl cmteB w||| lHJ held r (you think It Friday, January a paaoe ?you wfll 9 ?. Teacher da or other dread will pleann take 1 lounqa the trade went t hJfce pro portions. fk flj _?___? nnu tfxiiminatiod. " nffor teachers' oortlfim the court house on /). 1918, beginning at /not already qualified orirn nrtiOQ y?ur Oillou in The I no TTT k T TAD W &News . -M rnntr roni cate abolishing: them. 1 ', i* I of a cfip would pr?T?nt 1 1 hl# mwawoa rrom yoar ; r r. prweovewor at gm Ooumi/ < / I- , , ... A. V/. huvt r/iii<, ' |? r. || Supt. of Kducatlon. IMJJilMM uo inni jud vi .. rujaji luuiii. r ?