Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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> REPORT OF MIGRA FROM THE ELI r _ i r> / ? * JION OF WOOLY APH W LEAF CURL TO THE 10 j WHY THE TRAU A PPj r Didn't Have ths N-r> HllLC He Gulped. So body El J WAS LATE SENATORS Did?Evt;.fere" Lieutenant Gove se. ings. Is Coi -f il- c % HEAR SMITH rnor Extends Greetnfident of the Re-1 ^ Ion DON'T ss ii ECCXNOM.IZE ANYM 8| SMOKES A TEN TENT i EXGRAVIXG JMARUvY TO ORE THAN AMAN * CIGAR Tf? PfftVA. opeciai neierence 10 me t for Nursery Stock an of This Serious and V "" // iconomic signmcance ot This d Young Orchards, With Genera Videspread Pest. Discovery If tho railway gua . . . train half a minute ll ACCOlint time should be reprl quarters a hundred4 know why he did It tlon for his pardon. ??? back of It. Somebod; A lot of people w Women kiss each < their wives. The i ife patience with sontini rd who hold hts ?uu? or toe beyond schedule ? ,, mandod at head- Ihefollowm 'passengers who made by Lieut "s^'Cnt Pw? the openioR of y wanted to kiss, day: ant to do that. .*The begin] other, men kiss guards have no 1913 brings tO| ent of that kind, nl Mnntt g is the address . Gov. (Smith at ARETt the senate Tues- I/ETTE1 ning of the year gether the senate ^ 3M1ZE. PRICES OX/ZVZ ERLY REPRESENTS YOl JO REASONABLE FORYOl EUNG AND SHODDY WOR ISJKS OS/F roo H'AjVr TO &?> LANCASTER PUBUS ^ WOJRIt TitAT PROPS' JPERSOXALirr J TO USE' PUNCHED K. IHING CO. / PThey flaunt their co ing, "Break away tli< that!" and refuse t< half a second for the But this case was i easy to see how it wa giving her child awa . low was in good hai p who had adopted h some, kindly people; \j ui;ubii vai UH ntempt by bawl- , . uame and in sc ere; no time for ) hold tho train and hopelul be< tendorost salute. iclQry of ,he? different. It was J s. A mother was ble national CO y. The little fel- leadership ids. The couple im were whole- standard bean the mother was (Jjg 6cholar in ua, AvtjLuuurtuiu IU t niirnent, gratified I TOR. 1 3auso of the great - party in a notantest, won under tru8ted Bu'd . of the peerless ,be 9enate r ir of Democracy, P00rer by 1] politics, Woodrow "The< <t ll 1AROOURT &CO. 1 IHCORfPIVATtt> ie and leader in whom first tert elied, our State is the your for tig departure. so that i er, who, but tor the days th fAMT'G ENGRAVERS X)UI>SVIl>lyE^. KY n. May I a^ain have bearance and kindly aid vheu we look back upon at are now before us. I wrcicut'uijr poor. best all around to She and the boy s( liko majors up to then the baby broke "Mom?mom?mon from the car platfoi llefore the guard door or give the reached through the snatched him from tl u uouui 11 was 117.t give him away. WliBODJ a victo ?od the parting State shares, the last minute, down. we look expect i," he blubbered period of real I could close the shiP and 8Ucil 1 signal she had will correct tilt crowd and had . . ities of the tar he man s arms. ry in which our rel?ntles8 hi Id national affairs er? would tc antly forward to a chambe democratic leader- 0reen of sane legislation as ^)e c>'iz< ) unjust inequal- mftny years iff and give real was 8erving and of the grim reap- there m; ?day occupy a seat in retroape ir, was Senator Jno. achieve] Marlboro. Honored ??? 9ns of his county with * De? M cular rhen of public service, he advised hi ; his first term here, so^ht for ly be nothing to mar a Ct of harmony and ment." o inoH man had an attack of iqob matiain in bia ahouUJir. A friend m to go to Hot Jlfmnga. That expcnHe of or more. 11a a quicker nua cheaper way to M"I can't, I can't," And th??n the kips guard didn't even tr away!" He gulped; else. Presently the the hoy back, and t glKfl on amid the deepest ever hung over that First "Lightnin BHa, id Nearlv overvhoftv she said. relief to the g] ing began. The |aQ0r uuder y to say Hreak so did everybody heaped upon tl woman handed Republican rail he train started I . silence that baa capacity w subway station. 01 reaponsibiln g Catcher." eUme ^ WOrkll tn>1ii>voK tti.it hast, intaraota r feat number who VJ01,i,o oa n grievous burdens U1,a8'juniiug tiera by years of to f^e beari srule. In our offi- f^e senate s e meet, conscious oneB o{ Mb y and ready to as-j '^'e tfPe?her 'g together for the j e,lr?Hed. . I body, consii wuiuan.iuvaoie,quiet, V**? " * ' Liniment. , he won his way in- plication ... . . . For sale b s of his associates ot tncl I'ves in the inemfrieuds, among whom r"~ is proud to have been (i committee from tliie j I r| stint? ol the senators! All iu luuuii ii in vvuninoeriuiii*h 't hrew oay? after the lirat apof this liniment he wns well, y alldenlers. e Farmers v' Saddling Apple Showing Coloi of MIgran Bulletin >08, just Issued Maine Agricultural Experliru ny of Woolly Aphlda Which Are tl ta From Flm Leaf Curl. by the poult the overwintering ?nt 8ta- I which It Uvea In the curl aHonjainln Franklin 1 and constructor of tl rod. In this aiarticul taken, as the first 1 was Invented by a p hernia, who put the 1 Progeny on paiace Gf ditz, Moravia, June eKK. and on *PParatuB was com] ed leavee In surmounted by an li ? . ? ? ??? wu v *uvu* vmu v .as the inventor, We < t , le first lightning- , lar they are mis- confidence, tha lightning catcher tlie peer Qf a, ioor monk of BoIrst lightning-rod however cliatinj j curator of Pre- j8m or achieve! 15. 1754. The ? posed of a pole bring ron rod, support- and congratola ,8 will justify our ,ruu) Dill?? it this will prove llnKton> ao iy previous body tenc*0d t^ie 1 nuiehed by patriot- ral oaring merit. of tho affecl o tor A to you greetings tions as the chos- "Neither i, Florence ami Dard the president, attuueral, beariug a tloas a slight testimonial __ ion of his brother sen- I custom, nor need, de Bank & ust Comp y CioD, contains a report of th< tlon of the woolly aphid fr leaf to apple, with special r< to the economic significance discovery for nursery sto< young orchards. A general of this serious and wldesprea pest Is included. For more than 100 years th? aphid haA had world-wide Hon wit nnn of tho mnat anrUn j mlgra- the spring; and the apple om elm migrates from the elm-1 pferenee where It establishes ltsel of this feeder during the summei ck and cles, In addition, produce account a generation that passes Ld apple at the roots of the appl stance which has led to ? woolly tion that the apple aloi recognl- cerned In the life cycle < u (nahof anH ihn ol m.lno f el nh ! tO Which It 1I1K lW"Te CUrVed D eef rurl and mlnatlnjf In an man If L a b"k fll,ed iron ore. r. This ape- tem of w,reB waa un a In the fall by a ,argo chain- Th i the winter lnTentor, Jealous of H R eirrnm- c,ted the Peasants ( the assump- aPa^?t him. and ui le waa con- ,hat h'9 "Rhtninp-ro of this pest. of thp excessive dry ?u~w rod taken down and ranches and ier- , y metallic boxes en and worthy The entire ays- the citizenship ited to the earth A ? 10 enomioB ot the btate- And tL his success, ex bring to all al of the locality (|^e new, both rider the pretext d was the cause the experience! weather, had the au(j thoge for t the inventor im . . . . representatives of mand8 that of the Palmetto tilr,e by my tese greetings we side ?*er ike, the old and brinK *o yo to those rich in ed 3 of sessions past Provi?ce c fie first time tak- ^rom the pt ln I, chosen the second is n( lellow citizens to pre- yean this honored body, haye ur notice any suegestan. It is beyond the rom >f my office. Fresh ^ sople, to them alone assui a i r./ii ??" )w more than four i old and ;its assets steadily increased organization, e solicit your business ing you wcj have the enemies of young apple trees, tics for 1911 on two-year-old stock based on observations i three nurseries containing res ^ty about 30.000. 46,000 and <*fcVees, showed that from 20 p to 25 per cent, of the trees ' fasted by the woolly aphid. . twenty to forty million of Ai grown apple seedlings are Stalls the wolf In sheep's clothl nursery previously unsuspected o made at per than that threatened ipectlve- self which, except in 't SOO.OOO young trees, Is not usually er cent, the discovery of the an sere in- tion of a fresh infentath As from elm to the apple and tin tneric&n- that the elm generations used in sential portion of the life ng has been I'rih?ned. f other danthe elm It- Serbs Are a Pea he rasp of The inhabitants of r great. Hut ,nc'"8 aro not tho v inual migra- P^P1? that Popular >n from the ,hls country ?P<a knowledge The Servians, for i are an es- K?>nuine simple pent cycl* of the ho,ne llf,> bp >DK up this del responsibility t sant People. . ,. < u the Flalkan prov- ,0 ,heir fol,ow .arlike, ferocious "The briet JmMlDatlon in , , , to picture them. example, are a Carolina met mnt folk whose the pai copit'd with ad ^ r u.,n la..i. .... is f nnr Kl a(o In lghttul service of o their State and re^nsib\e citizens. are aC?uate< space intervening est Patriot) senate of South th. in session has ^?0'1 ,orw 'sing ot two son9 '*ie reh Tf ar\ u 11 / I Knnn r/irl Y()U WPPC C v-uuBwcuiiCD, are you iaCll' Assured that, all pled}. 1 by motives ot pur vice sm and a desire to ,, , all ti 3 common ^ood, we ard with confidence coun ults of this session. W< ;enerous and patient intpr ities to hanBIe it and that oi* best sershall be Jfiven you .ftt mes whether yjMtr act is 1 jh^e or^fnall. 2 pay foidr per cent PS<"j3SnyT imp rior\/-\olfo this country every year, the cance of so high a per cent testation is at once apparent. It Is. therefore, with no si tere-st that the entomologists Maine Agriculural Experlme tlon have been seeking to a a previously unknown point life cycle of this pest, and ha1 the discovery that this cycle three cenernfInna uliteh uro r? signif) woolly aphid of the upp of in- this species cannot contl access to the elm, put a lght in cance upon the economic i of the >'lm curl. nt Sta Bcertain Filling the Guilt In the If you have any gullle re made in your holds, now in the includes out all of the brushy weei Li uuoH in rnuu or nthor hritah v ile and that y???? ?> "?? ^'"u nue without der tho ru,? of th" new signifl- Eur?Pe- The Servian status of the of co-operation, whlh are learning Its elen tie homestead in Se e# commune, while in s< - jut w tain districts exists s or ditches , ... communal village, \ time to mow ..... ds and fence i\ho,d common ai . , est man is the guide iniuiun living 11 ii* v? ?w groat powers oi whose faces an practices the art . , b civilized people missed heie. V ients. Every lit- ihose of us wh rvia is a family ,, . ?me of the moun- 5 6&r '"O f< the zadriga, or Senator W. L. nd?wliere th^old1 body, hie land, ' and commander tliscence and ?UU UUU Ul/UUiWUj ? * d counsels will be W1> 8 Ve remember well, Coulc o were present a -iwanttothi arewell address of tfnr^w^Va!, Mauldin to this ;r words Of remi- trouble and ol . .. had beeu an a intimate relation- fAn VAara ft < ortcomiuKS during my comp 1 Shout For Joy. P n ank yoa from the bottom- C. D wrote C B. liader of Iiewia "for the vrocd erfnl^jlonble rom Electric Bitter*' in cnra Berere case yt stomach r rheumatism, Mm which I ImoHt belplo^ nuflerer for MVpVOlVOf >otJliued quarterly. . Lingle, President. W. H. Millen what Is known as the "elm lo; The disfigured and curled le the elm In the spring are eve as familiar as the woolly ma the apple bark, but the elm tlons have not previously known to have any connect! the apple pest and it has a borne a distinct name. It Is a fact familiar to stui af curl " places and fill the gullli avps 'of trash This will prevent rywhere and ditches from furthc isses on and it will catch and ho genera into them. No farmer cai v been a success who allows his on with be washed out of his field 11 along lows Bterile and waste i main as such for any len dents of These can be remedied j ... .. and final authority af es with the . , , . . ... the people in his dis such gullies >r washing. _ . , _ id other soil , funded Sect n be counted ? A, forerunner of > best soil to K(,dv hafl bo<>n diBC< s. or who al a Japanese woman dares to re- < hr,",i"n1 SuclenTCf ,gth of time ?n the Islan ... i similar cult. Accon ind made to , Ira t no I on /lr?r^ / hrnn I to the mating ot 8^jps anj the trict. r from full heart in Japan. Not acandidat >Irs. Mary Rake? ... . )vered. She wae CUU80 Ot lll-hea who, long boforr iheu ot his reti was heard of . . ,1 Kmplre a very *e ra"urn |UB Jing to a wrltei counsel, patrioi |A1A n V\/mi t A AAA reepooaes .poken ??J? a in this chamber, kidney poison , Electrio Hitter B for reelection be- (hem. Every Ith, he gave notice d| irement, and today . loss. Strong in M tic ot purpose, a >??. wvv* 1*u j anno tui UlUU^U ne." 'FojJnygpepsia, inditoe, hw] Jvrid the system of ia tti*t Jims? rheumatism, h hwi'tio Hnperior. Try T^3.1 botUfaflH guaranteed to satis snt^ft Lancaster Pharaiaey gt AND Hll Uirurcr/fciAui/rT nm Cashier, ncaster, S. C. J this family of Insects that aphlda lire for a few gen (usually wingless) upon 01 plant and then produce a win; eratlon that migrates to an different species of plant for t mar, where it establishes a r summer generations and by duces a second migrant ge that files back to the origti nUnt It Is here the trae ut certain become rich and prod erationa making the farm more t te food more profitable. ged gen entirely Electrocuting Mi .he sum- An orchardlat in the at lerloa of Ingtom has devlaed a mei fall pro- trocuting the coddling 1 Deration trie light* encaaed In On. inl food nataiy coated with ooppet uu fvnnr hunt in the treea. The 1 uctive spots. ... le&utlful and 000 "hah tants of J era In this system, "Tenriqyo" and thi ligion." Few in En* ate'of Wa*h- !iad hfiard of th,B r thod of eiec- l0ng aKO' ,f?u: ml moth. Eleo- 8?U ?d f?r a , wire, alter- a,k*d of the'r /aUh - and Uu art th*y raflt and- dePai i*ht th6m a 1,tUe book w SH? WORDS F (land or Amerlra ellgion until, not 0 T aHionartos from otatements I time In London , , i to some whom vestigated. rttng, left behind , Tltten In English LaflCaStl 'ROM HOME ru _ , JOHN W hat Mav Be In Testimony of sr Citizens. ? iiiuiium# irmnnt i rni FOM RAW FURS AND I Wuflnn Commission. Writ J^Fmentlonlng this ad. iuitc gf>n fbu.h.d 1887 HlltafLUi LOUISVILLE,KY ioc r*iu W "t HIDES -?^ ? that the winter en ! d ??t-ua?i abeolntely essential ooaktlaoadon of the species. 4 Hie woolly aphid of the i tKSh a mlftratory sported e distlnot types of tood plants? or "original food plant," on w trne sexes occur In the fall IllinU ACCICTAhl o posited ths moths which fly to Lbs wlsas and the oontact ae trie currant thro*uth the apple ta lth two Cow as Dowry, the elm. In the Island of Jerse hlcta the who marries rsoelves a ? nod dtv of h?*r dowry. flr rnn r*ni v \/cnr against the but printod ,n ?8aka ndB an eleo- UI m Starting a Miai A drummer and i aboard a ramshackle - . lated Missouri town. ow aa a rlart feebln *?thmatlc pin and the humane aoc prosecuted Its ownei to run at all. T A Dl CC It flnallv came to 1 When a I.anoae boutI Train. 'the front, telling I t friend climbed bors of hla expert ? train In an ino- his sinoerlty. Th< Tho train was a residing In far aw ten of mechanism m#n<j your confld ilety should have . . .. .. , ? ? inent is the Kin ra for allowing it Kidney Pule. Hi a dead ston lust vinoing. Invest w iter citizen comes to | . bis friends and neigh enoe, you can rely on 1 ?miW > statements of people 1 ' ay places do not corn ^ 1 Mm enoe. Home endorspP d that backs Dq0&? \ ich testimony |C<K>n- , 1 igation provj* it true. c have an enormously 1; verythinjfl D..:U: a^j^e stock of 1 or the ? muun MooioiMii | 11 * on run CMnn vcuc * Piz I MDLLO on the edge of the i long interval of tryl v the engineer atuck \ door and bawled: "Say, you two gei out till 1 3lt It starte Star. Working for th< f A. man complalna town aud after a Below la a state ng to make It go resident. No stn his head In the can be had. II. H. Morton, its II have to git Lancaster, ?ava:^ d!"-Kansas City I)OBn.? Ktdney^l factory that I do i > Bo.. Easy. me,,d lhom Mof being w orked result of disorder. ment ofj^l^ancastei , onger uK>of of merit i nsrfchant, Kim St. j We a ^My experience with * Us has boen so satis , lar^C not hesitate to reoom- ? focfort V back ached as the 1 1 ad kidneys and I oould < \ * HIS i .? ? I 1 1 t.LI? Ussll ^1 DUUUlllg re badlyJfirowded for stc part of/this various mat ; the lucent advances in being the time of year w 1 J --- --- rage room. A 1 erial was bought I lumber prices. ? /hen farmers can t ? i i ? mAHWt 3* ,i 10 neain hip.re ne w 4 v for himself. Now i j . about Is Retting dow iLJ. ing on the Job unti r~ jffiS Koes. not even takl luDoheon. He had it ? <&' lng for the boss, |-tt regular hours for u leaving ofT, and at I CI hour and a half 01 tT""1 In the fresh air look eni mio DUBiness "?* ,,,,u u all he can thlnl Doan'a Kidney P n early and keep- Crawford Broa.' 1 everybody else preparation rentor Ing time out foi Kor nl(l by al easy when wort Fo,Wr.M,u because he had darting in an?? I% . .. luncheon took an Hem ember th? r two hourn out no ?therIng around, ahoo- i - . imii i uuKMi uiiiJUK K UUIIU Ills, which I got at C i i Drug Store. This ? l<Xl r1 1 ed me to good health." M busirx II dealers. Price 60 ] hum Co., ButCalo, New Sf tor the United States. FlCVer ? name? Doan's?and*1 m \ , / I for th auu repair?we are goin ices for cash as an indui ess. tetter "get busy" we are sell lumber so cheap ag Ve can save you money e Building" especially 5 g to make spec- ft :ement for quick ? afraid we can 9 ain. I on "Everything ft SHINGLES as | Hotbeds which have beer i prepared In the fall by dlaalna ?plng or calling on t Don't 8leep In A fat man got abr squeezed Into an em| ^5./ sleepy man wearing away. Then In a / drowsy man opened ?ut of the window i out the Dtt *f.r? 8tJh|8 rlends. .. Monei Cutaways. >ard the oars and 1 ?m prepared, [>ty seat next to a loans of |30< a long-tailed cut {*'*** mt"rt?ff* ' few minutes th? timo rapay?e , his eyes, looked lntere{t OJO and bsw the cars over. NooqtnnU station, so he up a reasonable fee^ , / well a / to Loan. / ; i *h heretofore, to nego- ' ' MM B.oO andI upwards on IVI Ai nn lmnroved cotton IvJLw' tar (jaunty on long ( u mutual installment* smfis of *7000.00 and , tapfons charged. Only , 'or furnishing abstract * ' is make a little profit foi ore Lumber & "Everything For the Bi r ourselves. 1 Mfg. Co. 1 ilding." I permit an early atari In eprln In the lllueiratlon. * g. The dimensions most suitable si wiiu ? jump unu ju r. Indicated the half of the aklrt , which the fat man * hi rdoui lore on 01 uuo. of bin cutaway on ? moa. ras Bitting t-j. w i iiifi, & Atty-at-Law.