The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 21, 1913, Page 4, Image 4
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? ... Sunday 11
One lear
hi* Months 7?"?c Sunday, be
Christ aros<
FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1013. .... ,
triumphant
- ~ . ?? It is not i
1 am the resurrection ami th*
life.?John 11:25. lore that al
regardless
we admire uoionei uicKert s lines, should
spunk if he is a Bleasite. commemorat
P VP fits ! Jl SPJ
President Wilson has made
it plain that "dollar diplomacy" u n 1S ^
, . ... , . new-born s
does not go with him. , ,,
trees, the gr
If the wet spell will be the are putting <
means of curtailing the cotton of the resur
crop, it may be a blessing in dis- the dead sh*
guise. again and w
lives are hit
Who will donate a site for the God shall ei
new government postoffice anci better li
building? Don't all speak at
once. "I> SAI
This desp
We are not saying yet who or fowl, or
we will support for governor, call him, he. si
but Clinkscales sounds mighty begun to pul
good to us. despite the ]
r-v ,,~i 7, , weather is
Don t despair over the long
,. , , ,, r,,. warm weat
continued wet spell. I here re- ... ,
, , , r ,. , . name will be
mains yet plentv of time to get , , . .
, ,7 what is dor
ready tor a crop.
| they are t
President Wilson is giving niuch of the
serious consideration to the that men fa
question of formal recognition not i)e the r
of the Chinese republic. use any and
counteract
Tillman's pitch-fork although can be done
in evidence seems to be a harm- jn order is
less weapon now. T. R. must begin now t
have broken its prongs otF. jn good, hea
m< 7 T~77 , dition. All
Ihe report of the railroad
, , . water may i
commission shows that only , , >* , ,
.... , , ! bo levelled. I
one passenger was killed by ....
* 'all kinds si
the railroads durinir the vear . .
2 ~ ' carried awaj
is done a
An exchange says that la- should ho ni
dies' hats are smaller in size every single
this year, which may account 1'u> premises
for the fact that the price is begin is rig
larger. (wn pr
"Why do some men get ashy * be sl
when they receive a statement dent \\ ilsoi
of the subscription account group oi ha
with the local paper?"?Page- Morgan &
land Journal. Because they are ?d their entii
conscience stricken. f-be ( hinese
The statemei
The recent death ol ex-Sen- announcing t
ator W. J. Montgomery of Mar- to the effect
ion and Representative \V. K. tered into tin
James of Darlington is not only other Europe
a great los> to their respective ers."not prin
counties, hut to the state as profit," hut e
well, which can ill afford to lose President T;i
such men. of State Km
We are gl. d for th?* credit of The convi(
, ?, the state that Senator Tillman i >t udent s of
(lid not uncork lh<- vials of his North Caroli
mighty wrath after his unsuc- of manslaugl
cessiul effort to got tho coveted , about the <
chairmanship of the committee student by 1
on appropria* ions, ih* said too salutaiv e.l
much as it was. J owntry. The
? ? jizing that th
The cause of education IS |)ol jnU>,
gaining fresh impetus in the ,j10|r (.()mpan
county. Id:ieh section is vieing trnr(.s light,
with the other in the matter of lmrolls prac
suitable school buildings. The ..f,rve(| ps
Craigsville community propose to the
raising as much as $! ">*). which'
with a like amount from the i The Caro
publi fund will give them a that Goverm
.$900 building. I.et the good vindicated bj
work go on all over the county, ing committe
about Senate
One of the first official acts of pacjty f0r th
Attorney General McReynolds c|t,ties. lint
was to do away with the posi- ,,lc|^rmont of
tion of assistant attorney gen- mjttoe to del
eral, held by William II. Lewis, man was r\
the negro lawyer of Boston. piease Vvas n
Lewis is the negro who belongs nor of South
to the American Bar Associa
tion and about whom ex-Attor- Why not
ney General Wickersham raised nns?en?r*r ?.
such a hullabaloo. j railroads in
j
THE L
S ASTER. TILLM
;nt week is what is Senator r
Holy Week" because the press 1
rates certain events last Saturd
with the last few cratic cau
; life of the Savior which by a
It bewail last Sun- vote ratifie
as Palm Sunday, steerage coi
vas then that He ocratic Sen
riumphal entry in- nine men, ii
n amid the plaud- Tillman th<
pulace and the wav- chairmansh
palm branches. It that on aj
ay of the week that speech ap]
up His life "a ran- this issue,
ny." much bettei
ext will be Easter bowed with
cause on that day his brother
2 jrorn me grave wnom were
over death." friends, tha
nappropriate there- spleen. In oi
1 Christian people a wise thin*;
of denominational ator at the
at this season, important
e these sacred think he ;
ison when the dead himself tha
iving place to the chairmanshi
pring; when the fairs comm
ass and the flowers the senator
on new life, typical and we havi
rection morn when this fact r
ill be raised to life else, inline
hen those whose committee i
1 with Christ in after his tii
iter upon a larger senatorial c<
fe. known the
vield to hin
I) THE FLY." trust to the
icable little animal Tillman is t
whatever you may cf virj
leor it, has already chairmanshi
t in an appearance, over Tillm
fact that the cold fornier flooi
not over. When ate> when s
her sets in their tor Kern, a
legion no matter rnedicini
ie. Realizing that ^ut jater on
he main cause of Democri
sickness and death ^o, the
11 heir to, would it should not
>art of wisdom to ejection bee
all measures to condition hs
their work? This
such that 1
and the first thing South Carol
for each citizen to states senal
o put his premises represented,
lthv. sanitary con- ^as been el
low places where vvejj ^() reali
accumulate should (jition and 1
tubbish and filth ot j tut i?,ns and
lould be burnt or
r. And after this THE E\n
systematic warfare ( (
ade to exterminate mi
,, ,, . . .. i ne extra
' lly that visits ii , , ,,
. , 4l .. called bv Pr
And the tunc to ,,
. generally i
lit now and upon . ,
taken up 111:
ennses. A. 1
question. J
tggestion of Presi- question bet
i the "American ('a-v a,,d
nkers headed by J.; ufleets the
Co., have announc- j democratic
*e withdrawal from '1;ts wisely
loan negotiations, j proposit
nt of the bankers I revenue only
heir withdrawal is P?*ite idea t
that they had en- publican pai
i1 negotiations with Protection, a
an groups of bank- s'ti<?n Pros
larily for their own stand or fall,
?n the invitation of majority in
ft and Secretary ,(>r t,1(* princ
?k. tracked by
i may be thro
rtion of the three tlie Republic
the University of a tariff bill
na on the charge mended to t
ier for bringing dent, they w
lentil of a fellow- country gr<
taxing will have a entrench the
cct all over the many years
trial judge, realie
young fellows TIIF
1,1 to iu'tiiJilly_ kill |, ,|(M.S sc,
",a<l(' thl' homo near
Ha/.my is a bar- by th(. staU,
tier and having infirm Con
ly should be rrli- mi,,ht i,,, i?,
I)ast- ticians. < ;<><
Una Spartan says "noM*h lhw
>r Iilease has been he,:oos .1
the senate steer- l>' a C,N''
e as to his opinion to 'H ',reye('
>r Tillman's inea- cal cultures,
ic discharge of his smiting can
it doesn't take the '01 ,llna^? *H'
a steering rornterinine
that Till- President
crht when he said Kood judgm
lot fit io be pfover- ' ^ hite I
Carolina. ence Senatoi
consin. Sen?
one j<ood union spite the fa
ation for the two publican, is
Lancaster? ardent lover
ANCASTER NEWS, A
AN'S LAMENT. DEA
rillman has given to Kin
his speech delivered had I
lay to the Demo- that
cus of Senators, years,
n almost unanimous days i
d the action of the tive o
mmittee of the Dem- was t
ators composed of thoug
n not giving Senator counti
2 most important is fori
ip of the senate, is to
ipropriations. The ruler,
pears elsewhere in is now
It would have been distinc
r if the Senator had at the
grace to the will of he caj
Senators, many of Turks,
his warm personal lie is
11 give vent to such Germ?
Lir judgement it was to the
: not to put the Sen- Czar c
head of this most Denim
committee and we brothe
should congratulte Greek
t he was given the succee
p of the naval af- of the
ittee. The fact is to the
is a physical wreck lows:
e no doubt but that "Tb
nore than anything sacred
need the steering
... ,. , , momei
n their action, but jj0]ien
ade of abuse in the IYovid
incus he might have to-be-f
cacus would not throne
. .. . ClW 1.
n. in striking con- "*.y y
attitude of Senator know](
hat of Senator Mar- which
?inia, who got the life ar
p of the committee a,K' sl
an. Martin, the
leader of the sen- heafja1
upplanted by Sena- centra
s floor leader, took land
e and said nothing, tflorioi
was remembered by renowi
itic colleagues,
truth is Tillman J J"
have offered for reause
his physical to l>(
is been, and is now, *'e cai
le cannot represent SS
lina in the United (>wm?
te as she should be to .
But now that he an afi"'
ected, he would do P1??I
ze his physical con- lhou^
lis consequent limi- m.^ 11
act accordingly. ^heie
' the c
i.\ SESSION or
>N(iRESS. Bofirin
session of Congress j''n,uu
esident W ilson, it is '! 1 ?'
inderstood, will be
linly with the tariff 1 Ua(iy
'his is the greatest I cou"cl1
.... * i. : good
in e me cuunu v 10...
1 hey w
1 one which vitally 1
very being of the 1( ex
party. The party lhat
pinned its faith to (,,tches
4. , .... ? the or
ion ol a tariff for
. ., trians
as against the op- .
'spoused bv the Re- thr()W1
ty of ;i tariff for pee
. and ha
nd upon this propolident
Wilson will *
I f the Democratic *(
Congress will stand ' *l (_
iple, and not be side ?1(( t
,i ,. ... sent a
the favors which
.. , pea ran
iwn out to them bv . 4l
; Cent lei
au>. a.hi i-.iua jsucil (t()ninu
as will be recom- lH.nts
hem by the Presi- money
ill not only give the ^ ot J
sat relief, but will ,v uge
. party in power for to put
to come. dition
death
PITY OK IT.
in that the humble Till
Columbia, provided Pros
for the aged and nounce
lfederate veterans "budgf
: alone by the poli- the fin
1 knows it is little rather
,e poor but valiant i ' i!
rom the state, and nation
iK shame that it is shows
upon by the politi- with w
In these days of dowed.
't the poor and un- comes
spared ? where
univer;
Wilson showed chance
ent in inviting to behalf
louse for a confer- sent, a
* LaFollette of Wis- Comnw
itor LaFollette, de- a det
ct that he is a Re- arnoun
a good man and an run th
of his country. In tl
[ARCH 21, 1913.
TH OF K1N(. GEORGE. I l-V.'.'.'.'
g George of Greece, who >; *T*}
een reigning monarch of j '
country for nearly 50.
was <Jone to death a few ;
since by a degenerate na
f the country. The King ^
>orn in Denmark and al
h not a Greek, made that t
*y an admirable ruler. It > 1??^
;unate that the dead King >!
be succeeded by a wise
his son, Constantine, who >
#
r 47 years of age and won , >
:tion just recently when||*
head of the Grecian army ! ?=
)tured Janina from the
, taking 32,000 prisoners, j'
a brother-in-law to the j'
in Emperor, first cousin
King of England and the
if Russia and the King of *
irk. He and his wife and J _
rs are members of the "
orthodox church. After J
ding to the government ! *
country his first message: y
Greek army was as fol- I
e impious outrage on the y
person of King George i J
es us of our leader at a 1 V
it very critical for the y
ic nation. 1 am called by J yen
ence to succeed my never
orgotten father on the I
over which he so long t\'e
jstre and honor. >
>rmg mis news to the *1 r I "
Mlge of my army, to * A
I have devoted my whole ,
id to which unsuccessful
iccessful wars have indis- v chas
? bound me. 1 declare to
t marching always at its ; ' R E
1 will never cease to con- v
te my solicitude on my y.WW,
and sea forces, whose is
exploits have brought ~~
ti to our fatherland." means c<
presents
KAN UI* THE TOWN. propriati
itever else we may have the est:
>ast about in Lancaster, carrying
l't boast about the clean- during tl
of the town, so it has concerns,
into our mind to suggest uals as >
town council to commence system il
itation that will set our improver
to thinking. And the ard way
it occurred to us by see- manage
II the Rock Hill papers the
civic committee of THE II
handier of commerce is
ning the city council to It look
enforcing the health or- Record i
es. Rut having no chain- led over
commerce to act with the the count
luncil. we are willing and $75,000
to co-operate with the We belie'
I in putting the town in the issui
sanitary condition. If purpose,
ill do the work, we will do Now thai
horting. Now we suggest tight and
the public drains and better pji
> be cleaned out and that the situ.i
dinances against pedes- than it
and business houses The Y
ng waste paper, fruit, little to
rs, etc., upon the streets think, or
ick lots be enforced. We attribute!
t also#that the street a certain
>e made to clean up Main house qm
every Saturday night in idiocy or
that the town may pre- give The
neat and becoming ap- contempo
ce 011 the Sabbath day. around al
men, the health of our the light
III ity is above dollars and just a lit
and even if there is no ?
c? __ i_ _
in the treasury to spare i , '
ier work, we can certain- ''jNan x
what little it will take We(lm'S(,J
the town in such a con- ')1 as^a %
that disease and possibly *he
may not overtake us. nearby s
nent mer
E 151 l)(;KT SYSTEM. (,eMt Wil
ident Wilson has an- tele;
d that ho favors the ol the c<
't system" in conducting m(>'its sa
ances of the government,
than the "business ef
g up the expenses of the
piece by piece." This
the good business sense
hich the President is e>iThe
"budget system" To? of,?
from the mother country aRk,,<' "
it has been almost an .V"
times b>
sal custom for the ?,ut it w
llor ot the exchecquer, in in whisi
of t ho ministers. tn .In the b
nnually, to the House of Tiip\"<m
jns,the budget which was ,m(.k ho]
ailed estimate of the of Gowa
t of money necessary to
e government,
lis state the ways and
ts
HE WIND CANNOT^ :
LOVfc^IT I
^ ^g^EITHER^ . j
MMMa ~ 1'.: &J& :
^ THE 15;
7^.^ " BANK. I
V
Ficam ;
'/ elfriirs it tiny for siA tiny* St.Sit *
I ercn/ny's I'ii/i .'{.OO #
I week's inehlcntnls l.'Jo *
sa.nn >
'ii( In our himk Six. /^o//;irs ;i week forfeit V
rs iiin/ /tile lift the I nterest. V
I#'
/Jo \w(JUIi hntikitiii with I'S. V
V
j>uy 4 par wnt /ntercvsf o/i >>j#W#iirN </e/>os/t?
V
he First National Bank j
OF LANCASTER. I
0 JONES, E M CROXTON. V
Presiden t Cashier. v
tm/f, f CURTIS MACXET, I
Vice-President Ass't Cashier V
?4
:>mmittee of the house what a comfort it is to me to
the "budget" or ap- know that I am to have the aid
on Din, wnicn contains and counsel of your distinguishimated
amounts for ed fellow townsman. It is a
on the government source of genuine pleasure as
le year. If all business well as great advantage to me to
churches and individ- be associated with him." And
veil, would adopt this yet there are a lot of Democratic
: would be found a vast sore-headed individuals and
nent over the haphaz- newspapers that are continualthat
many of them ly making contemptuous flings
their financial affairs, at Mr. Bryan.
'F('OUI) \NI) THF ^ scramble lor the seat of
ENQUIRER the late Congressman George S.
s as if The Rock Hill Les?re is nmv on- Some of tlle
s somewhat disKr.int- ran<li,latcs are havil"r their P'c" '
the fact that Yorkville, t'"'es Pushed at the top of
y seat, is to have a new their l'hitforms th" Charlescourt
house huildin*. ito" P!,Pel s- 0a,> 01 cand'" <f >
cc The Reeorrl I <latt's proposes, ll elected to trv
" ~ 7 "i i " r1'1 7i " to get the machinery used in
ng of bonds for this ... n i
, , ? . digging the Panama canal in
but all to no purpose. 7 . . ,
, r?, i i 11 the Charleston district to be
t The Record made the . .
, . ... , , , I, used in the drainage ot the lowI
lost, it would be the
- , . lands,
trt of valor to accept |
it ion with more grace | "This is the closed season for
seems to have done, j pje hunting."?Charleston Evenorkville
Enquirer is a | jng p<>st. But not for the con0
severe, though we , gressional one in the first dis1
The Record when it trict.
s its attitude towards j ,?
phase of the court j KASTKH.
estior to "iproorance orjAplw> () Solll. "^77a.,,or nay!
a little of both. .Tust Tile T.ord Is risen!
Record a little time, Forgot tho loinb of yesterday:
rary, and it will come The Lord is risen!
II right. Its heart is in And thou from bon(,apo art sot free......
. | Thou sharest in His victory,
; place but its liver is (or
tie out of order. Tiie Lord is risen
?SARAII LOl ISi: ARNOLD.
iry William Jennings
vas 53 years old on Lancaster Leads.
;iy. The people of Ne
ave him a great ova- j Thla ,s the season of tho year
c . when mothers feel very much congovemors
ol several corned over tho frequent colds contate
and other promi- traded by their children, and have
n . abundant reason for It as every cold W
l taking part. 1 resi- j weakens the lungs, lowers the vitalson
in his congratllla- and Pa>es the way for the more
. . serious diseases that so often follow,
gram to the Chairman Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is fa^mmittee
of arrange- moUH for ,tB cures, and Is pleasant
. , ... , . and safe to take. For sale by all
id: I cannot tell you dealers. w
Did You?
n tho Case: "Did you bring homo a bottle of Clowan's?"
10 wife as the husband returned home. "No, I forgot it, but
it the next time." This question was asked a half dozen
' the mot her, and the last time the man did not forget it
as too late, lie went home and the neighbors wcro talking I
?ors, and tho Life of the Household, a little tot, was lying I
ed, and Death had set his seal upon the fair forehead. |
11 bring It home?" at>ked the mother eagerly. 1
tetful man hurried away to the town?and when ho got 3
mo they met him at tho gate, us he handed out tho bottle I
n's they told him that it was too late now. I