The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 28, 1913, Page 7, Image 7
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THE SOUL'S ESCAPE n
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(By Dr. Frank Crane, in Atlanta g
Journal.) T
Heinrich Heine writes that "dur- wa8
Ing the year 1480 there were whist- Gf i
led and sung throughout all Ger- faj(i
many certain songs which for giVf
sweetness and tenderness surpassed OUg
any previously known in German
I realms. Young and" old, the women be i
in particular, were quite bewitched in t
by these ballads, which might be a8 5
heard the livelong day. But these for
songs were composed by a young bav
Driest who was afflleted with Innrn.
I "rite," I
He meant to write "write," fau
But ho couldn't w/lte right? tnu
Who started this darn thing, any- jUg
way? to
?Cincinnati Enquirer. (jov
WHAT KNOIiAND A'KEDS. nill
^ Now England seems to need the
B tr man
Who's such a sure enough sago _____
, , He can devise a working plan
I To take the "rage" from suffrage.
?Exchange. ,,T'
Mothers Can Safely Buy
! Dr. King's Now Discovery and give I
f | It to the little ones whon ailing and jj'^j
k\ suffering with colds, coughs, throat
r or lung troubles, tustes nice, harm- t
f l less, once used, always used. Mrs. by i
ft&Bruce Crawford, Niagru, Mo.,
Vjjgyrites: "Dr. King's New Discovery
^Olianged our hoy from a pale, weak, fail*
hoy to the picture of health." a<
Always helps. Buy It at Lancaster s"
1 flMrmacy and Standard Drag Co. Tl
stock, "supporting an insane moth- aus
er and sister," pegging away at a ror,
clerk's desk for thirty years, always ago
pinched with poverty, having for rool
friends those who were so poor they to
\ were known as the "ragged regi- nou
ment"?Charles Lamb it was who rj(ji
^ gave us those exquisite essays of p()^(
J . Ella, full of the rarest, sweetest Th
humor. reel
Call up the reserves! Heaven
and earth and the human heart are otwide
places and full of strange ()ftf
things. Do not let one little fact lng
put you to flight. as l
The body, hut not the mind, can ..j81
be driven into a corner where there jn ,
Is no escape. as
Even death need not subdue us. con
Even there we have our aid ship to whj
escape to cruelest, gauntlet of san
wolves. None Is so poor as he who jje
has here no refuge, General Wolfe, haj(
expiring on the battlefield, heard an ..fe
oflicer say: "I protest, they run, exa
they run!" "Who?" he cried. nev
? "The French!" "Then," he said, tha
"I die happy!" ten
Olympia Morata was a young wo- rla(
man of the sixteenth century; ..mi
though she died oarly, she had al- <joe
ready written in G-reek and Latin
upon deep subjects; as life passed cor
she said to her husband: "I can wjf,
scarce see you any longer, but mai
everywhere seems full of the most two
beautiful flowers." mai
There is something about a human
being that is greater than the oth
' universe. If you will not give up ma|
you cannot be bealen. the
. j ? use
A The Wrong Mr. Wright. pur
A left-handed writer named Wright, pie<
In writing "write" always wrote a,v..
ey. You are aware, gentle reader, h8 t
what a horrible disease was leprosy i8 a
^ during the Middle Ages, and how the Qf t
wretched beings afflicted with it the
were driven av ay from the abodes Cori
of men, and forbidden to approach the
a human being. Eng
"The poor priest who made Ger- fan
many whistle and sing so joyously gua
was a living corpse, wandering to whi
and fro, muffled from head to foot, jn8t
a hood drawn over his face, and 8ort
carrying in his hand a bell?the 8tri;
Lazarus ball It wns nnlloH?? ?,? !?
"? ? grai
every one of his approach." it j
Out of mud, say the Orientals, the
springs the lotus ilower; out of clay tlioi
come gold and diamonds; out of witl
oysters pearls; brightest silks are \yh
spun by a worm; bezoar is produced l,.U
from the bull, and musk from the {ng
deer; from a stick is born flame, and uo
trdm the jungle comes honey. proi
Pluck up! Shall not something ian,
rise up from the eternal soul of Kra]
man, even when crushed, burnt, taui
ground and despised?something an,j
better than was ever produced by jjej,
prosperity? nev,
Always the gray wolves are after perj
us. Sickness, failure, treachery, bereavement,
pains and death follow muI
our sledge through the Siberian 8C|j(
. Journey from the cradle to the son
J' grave. But they cannot get us. We ,
each of us have a flying machine, in er8>
which we can soar away if they boy:
come too close. 8Cj1(
In all great souls you will note bja,
this power of escape from those ills tjle
which crush lesser spirits. They a c(
captured Nathan Hale and hanged jy v
him, but his spirit escaped them; up
they could not make him unhappy. catj
At the last moment he took refuge 8pjr
in a great emotion?patriotism? neC(
and was happier than any British nor
officer about him as he exclaimed: neVt
"My only regret is that I have buf |,oy
one life to give for my country." vvllJ
Charles Lamb, born of crazy onri
THE 1
XULISH AND THK SCHOOLS. EX-UOV. N<
II. ltupsell Finds Educational Funeral of l?i
lethods Most to lllaiue for Poor in Atlani
peaking. Atlanta, Ga
'o the Editor of The State:?I funeral of form
greatly interested in an article j. Northern, w
^ofessor Hand recently upon the here yesterday
ure of the primary schools to ing at the Pon
i pupils a good, not to say thor- Baptist church,
h, training in the correct use of Oakland cemet?
;llsh. While I do not pretend to The honorary
an English scholar, I have been ed Governor Jc
ho educational work of the state | Governor-elect
i teacher and as a school officer When he r?
a good portion of my life, and I death of the fc
e had my own children in the ernor Brown al
led schools as well as the pub- lamation review
ichools, and I must say that there predecessor am
i lamentable failuro ou the part state. He also il
lie schools to thoroughly ground on the state ca
pupils in the knowledge of the buildings shoul
ect use of their mother tongue, the next ten* di
ability "to speak and write the his memory.
;lish language correctly." They Death was d
to get the rudiments of the Ian- resulting from
ge, the very foundation upon survived by hi
ch the superstructure is built, daughter. Miss
ead of grammar they have some Former Gov
, of language lessons which born in Jones <
kes mo as a puny effort to make 9, 1835. lie i
inmar easy, and it succeeds for cer University
ust about practically eliminates eral years tlier
grammar. No student ever in the public
roughly mastered any language private instttut
lout first mastering ,its grammar. During the c
at would a student do with a private in tb
in or Greek without first master- In 1865 he reits
grammar?# Nothing. And profession, and
more can he master and become a private schoo
flelcnt in the use of the English In 1877 he
;uage without mastering the lower iiouse of
inmar of that language. I was from Hancock
;ht Smith's "English grammar," ing two terms
permit me to say at the risk of was elected to
ig canea an oiu rogy that I have in 1890 was
er seen anything in all uiy ex- Georgia. He w
ence to equal, much less excel, During his In
th and Linley Murray. How executive he de
ly of the boys and girls of the to betterment
jols can give a satisfactory rea- negroes of the
why they use a particular form eral negro schc
Bpeech? And how many teach- Former Gove
even, for many of them are prominent chui
a and girls that ought to be In many importan
>ol themselves? Where does the Baptist organiz
ne rest? A part of it is due to several years h
spirt of the age which demands of the Southerr
mstant change, which continual
^ants to discard the old and take Tlie Most Beat
the new, and our boards of eduon
have bowed, perhaps to this One day the
it or whim. A thing is not er? visitor sto
gssarily useless because it is old, one of the a(
necessarily useful because it Is Greene street
Call up any average school down she said:
or school girl and ask them ize that you li
r this or that form of speech is Oil streets in
ect or incorrect, and note the been all over l
wer. A part of It is due to in- never seen a lo
rect teaching methods. Not long <>n acount of i
I stood in a third grade school and the four i
in and heard tho teacher trying The remark
teach those little tots about ?do we who
ns and the thing struck me as lives appreciati
culously absurd. And another are to poss
snt causo is the newspaper. Let the mind <
re is a woeful disregard of cor- streets of the
. form of speech; there is a gross crowded, close,
use of words which is a violation with their row
grammatical construction and with no more
iiitimes destructive of the mean- postage stampIntended
to be conveyed, such our broad, spac
the substitution of "or" for "of," miles in length
' for "it" or "In" and especially an individualit
the use of "less" when "fewer," own. Villages
recently in an article from our streets?but tl
imissioner of agriculture in their correspoi:
ch he spoke of so many thou- while we are I
ds "less bales" than last year, just a minute's
undoubtedly mean "fewer" bustling busine
8s, for "less" refers to size and sidered one
wer" refers to number. Another streets in the <
mple which is common to all Greene strec
'spapers and many preachers and times of the y
t is the misuse of correlative is true that th
ns, as when it is said of a mar- standing like
;e ceremony that it made them watch over th
aii aiul wife." The ceremony sides of the str
s 110 such thing. It makes them es?but it wov
ishand and wife," for these are to see them v
relative terms and "man and clothes all thr
e" are not. God made him a their very ban
a and her a woman, and these ing with the
1 are correlative terms, and the however, the g
rriage ceremony makes them beautiful all
isband and wife." And there are down the lengt
er instances of breach of gram- the human lio
tical construction on iho nai>t .1 " -* "
? |/"*v ?? urtjii inai una
newspapers not to mention their ter sunparlor
of '"slang" which is doing its days of bitter c
t in the miseducatlon of the peo- striking plctun
for newspapers are a tremen- tains are cove
8 educational force. ? mind one of i
Jut to close where I began, the under the spel
lty English education can be fairy waiting
^ed back to faulty English 'each- the Sun Prii.c
, and teachers must be required bid by a soft
do fundamental work, to get and as far as
m to the bedrock foundation and the street is a
ih English grammar and not this j white,
k and water substitute called nut finally X
?llah or language lessons. the first suggo
D. II. RUSSELL. little buds beg
mderson, March 24. a night every
length of the
$100 Reward, $100 a tiny suggest
le render* of thin im|>er will be pleased to tllillk that til
i that there Is at fount one dreaded dinesa? - . tender
aelonee hsf I-.n i.lde eur- In all Its rwu
e?, and thiil is t'utarrli. Hull's I'ntarrh ( nro Slimmer is (
ie only positive enre now known to tue in.ilfriilemltv.
Cntarrh belli* n constitutional most beautifl
iso reouire* it constitutional treatment.
s Caturrit Cur? Is tokon Intern.?n>. street ?ino (
tie iiip.> 11 ih.- I>|.h.i| iiii.I mucous surfine* of .11.
system. thereby destroying the foundation seCIUS tO llTlllf
ho dlnetne. 11 ml plvlnit the patient -trenftth .. . with tl
uildinf tip tin- constitution and iisaNtluK nu- 1,ul BHU
In doli.K Its work The proprietors hire
nueh fSlih In It- enrstlio power* that they n.,?? r
One Hundred l>..!lnrs for nnv is. th.it tt Piles Cure
to riire. .tend for lUtof tentlmonlul* dnlKRj,t wi,
Idrem F. J. CHENK* k I O , Toledo, t>. OINTMKNT (alls t?
Id by all PruKitlut* 75c. Blind. Bleeding or I'
ike Hull's Family Tills for constipation. The fifst application
LANCASTER NEWS, MAKC1I
)i(TIIKi(N DEAD. I are wonderful and
miles in length u
stingnislied Georgian tired pedestrian t
la Wednesday. and where the cli
i., March 26.?The morning until the
ler Governor William shining through tl
ho died at his home ' still another pictur
was held this morn- Autumn brings a
ce De Leon Avenue for this wonderful
Interment was in leaves begin to tu
;ry. * ?'
jciiuw*5 miu crinisu
f pall-bearers includ- and the sharp (
tseph M. Brown and brings new life and
John M. Slaton. At all times, and
jceived news of the street is beautiful
irnier governor, Gov- live where they eai
t once Issued a proc- charm would for*
dug the career of his elsewhere, though
1 his service to the dulled, appreciatior
Urected that the flags those who have lb
pltol and other state do not realize thel
d fly at half-mast for "a thing of beauty
lys out of respect to ?and every old ti
speaks its messag
ue to complications thrill to the joy o
a carbuncle. He Is 'ife-glving lovellin
s widow and one Augusta Chronicle.
Anna Belle Northern.
ernor Northern was Who is a l*rogr?
;ounty, Georgia, July Que of the bes
graduated from Mer- j,ave soen of a "pn
in 1853 and for sev- recently given by 1
eafter was a teacher that a progressiv*
schools and several farther advanced t
ions. was last year. S
ivil war he served as that a progressive f
le Confederate army, j is doing better fs
entered the teaching i tjian hG did last ye
in 1871 established 'pilc progressive fai
1 at Kirkwood, Ga. er who is making
was elected to the j?K more about his
the state legislature jt better,
county. After serv- \ye know men
In this capacity he farms, good live
the state senate and silos, improved ma
chosen governor of raise good crops, ^
us re-elected in 1892. grcsslve farmers sir
cumbrency as chief arc not advancini
voted much attention them are actuall;
of the condition of
? are going Dackwi
state, founding sev- soil get less prod
>ols in vaiious cities, their livestock to 1
rnor Northern was a 8UCh little thought
'chman and has held their business thi
t positions in various advantages they do
ations. For the past We know farmc
e has been president comparatively po(
1 Baptist Association, farms are not in g(
equipped, whose li
itiful Street in the Q^ tjie best, who
World. often faulty, but w
past week a North- Rreasivo farmers
od on the porch of learning how to d
tractive homes . on amj to secure mo
and looking up and jor wbich men lab
"Do you people real- jt is ju farmers
ave the most beauti- wc piace our fait
the world? I have them that we edit
the world and have! farmer. The fart
celier residence street ()ie call do better
ts magnificent width lry?be is the mai
rows of trees." I progress of agri
sets one to thinking whether rich or i
have seen it all our, farm is a model <
j just how fortunate to "look up," w
iess such a street? j steadily ou to s
lwell on the crowded niany blunders ant
larger cities, the man who counts,
cobblestoned streets him, almost the
s and rows of houses bright future. U
individuality than a man we want in oi
?and then look at sort of man the cc
io us, beautiful street, For the man wl
, yet each block with knows all there 1
y and charm of its farming, or who
have broad, shady that he can do an
ley are villages with has been doing, tli
iding disadvantages. ~r
_ o?t ui ucufi limits.
n the midst of a city I ward instead of fo
walk from the busy, ever advantages
!ss street?itself con- he may have, be a
of the handsomest than a help to tli
entire country. farming,
ft is beautiful at all He a progressive
ear; in the winter it the only kind w
ie four rows of trees every farmer can 1
sentinels keeping matter how mui
e homes on both short of .doing wha
eet have bare branch- you can at least
lid grow monotonous than you have bee
rear their summer long as one is lean
ough the year and ing better, it is i
eness seems in keep- The Progressive F
season?under foot,
rasa grows green and S.\]
winter and up and
h of the street bloom Ol' Sam sez thlngi
wers?the little chil- use ter wuz
the green their win- He sez thet folk
and paradise. Some oughter be.
old bring a still more But huh! Sum, he
e when the foun- things; 'cuz
red witli ice and re- Thet gal er mlr
the sleeping princess livin'?gee!
1 of the wicked frost
the melting kiss of Sam, he ain't allei
e, and the grass is he ain't,
covering of snow? He use ter be (
i the eye can reach kid,
study in brown and Thet wuz 'fore Jai
Sam, he ka
larch conies and with Smile now. 'Ci
stion of warmth the him for me
in to put out, and in DC
tree upand down the
long street will show fn , |f<|e OI(]
ion of green. Many Hoto, olerk__..j
e spring, when the Qup oity,..
and the denser snide Uncle Ebon (fro
anly suggested, is the ?RIowpat town Pv
ll RPIISOI1 oil Crnan/.
ii . been hero a oounli
certainly each day . , . A . 1
, ~ i hoard of trado a
; foith new beauties. . .
ask whether I'm
)<> summer the trees ,
here permanently
d in 6 to 14 Day* ~ "mt co,,ltln't haP,
11 refund money jf PAZO 'n s Cornei
> cine any ca?e of Itching, from." April Wo
rotmdfng PiIesin6to Mday*. .
a gives Kase and Rest. SOe. P?0100,
I
28, 1913.
1 form an arbor ,._v...-t* rr^inder
which the W
gratefully walks i > />' I
ildren play ? \... *? *
moon rises ami.
'J *,a v ma^s
i see and feel Its 1 rtpV
>ver be homesick 14JJBJI
familiarity has so ISSfiU if- ]}
a run r s^one w ho \, ^ \
rmer is the farmprogress?learn
VI *1 II \ilirl
} work and doing at*<111 TT III I
who have good Woman's
stock, big barns, ????????__________
chinery and who AT 0ne time this was t
a 10 are not pro- labor saving machinery
np y because they use t0(jay makes it unnece!
? anj. Some of tjiem to work from sun to
y retrogressi\e they accomplish a great di
lr , ktting their a great <jeai easier,
luctive, allowing
run down, giving THERE is still a bigger c
and judgment to i^ the change of the woma
at with all their wll? use8 modern cooking
not make it pay. such as is found in our stc
rs, too, who are only can her work bo'done
>r men, whose but more pleasantly and e
3od shape or well 8ay nothing of the different
ve stock are not results of her cooking,
so methods are
ho are really probecause
they are Tj |^1
0 better farming
re of the things
of class that TJ"T A 1 ^
h, and it is for | * XjLJL%jJL^
t The Progressive ____________________
ner who believes
and is willing to Dr- KinK'H Ncw Mscoy
1 upon whom the , Soothes irritated throat a
stops chronic and hacking c
culture depends, lieves tickling threat, tast
>oor, whether his Take no other; ome usee
3r just beginning used. Buy it at Uancaste
hether he goes macy ftn<1 sta,ldard Drue C
uccess or makes * "
I failures, he is a SUMiMONS FOR 1)1
There is hope for
assurance of a STATE OF SOUTH CAR(
!e Is the sort of County of Lancaste
ir Family and the W' T' Williams. PlalntlfT
.... . John L. Onslow, Defends
n.ntry needs. ?y w p Ca9koy_ EsqM
io thinks that he To John L. Onslow:
s to know about Complaint having bee
does not believe unto me by W. T. Williams
ly better than he are indebted to him in thi
lore is little hope!*31-?? for boardHe
will go back-I, This therefore; to ret
, , , . to appear before me, in my
rward and, what- i,ancaater. on the 20th day
and opportunities service of this Summons,
hindrance rather of the day of service, at 10
e cause of better aIi?wer to the said compl
judgment will be given ag
, by default,
f farmer. That is Dated February 7th, A.
.'orth being, and \V. P. CASF
je that kind. No Mag
ch you may fall
it you would like, ~
do a little better WWWVVV
n (lnln? And no 4*4
liiiK more and do- T JL
veil with him.? M
armcr- if i-< iiJ
? ?
s ain't whut they C a 8 j B J?
s ain't whut they JL m
f
i alu't never seed
, t here by selling out
ie et home s sho'
industry here is a
v
J thing that Lancas
'a been thet way, ,,.? ,
plant is for sale,
>r kickin' like er , & machinery and equi
i supplies. Will sell
tie tuck mo. But J
ln't V down the plant in
17. Jane chucked V time we will dism;
, she did! i % _ tJ ... ..
)OIN WRIGHT. ! A D?" 1 W!ut Untl1 U
! JX.. tr? sarrifiee hut w
Manhattan. time. Get interes
low do you like t CQme to UjJ for fu]l
in the country)? __________________
or struck, I've IZZ__???
e of days and the ??
.in't called yet to Xfl
?rr ? Moore Li
pen to a stranger I t
rs where I come | V * r<,YCryl
man's Home Com- . y
i
7
|g^pgpl|"- ^
ks From Sun (o Sun
M ork is Never Done
-rue, but FOR some purposes you want tinrnnt
mon
? ware, ior otners granite-ware; again
3sary for copper ancj enameled ware or woodsun;
and
eal more en"ware- We have every article you
want and the way you want It.
llfference TAKING Into consideration the
n's work small expense of a properly equlputenslls,
ped kitchen, the amount of time you
Ira Not
spend in It, and how much depends
quicker,
asier to upon y?ur cooking, you can well af:e
in the fortl to have the proper utensils for
the work.
IUASTLK
WARE CO.
"ery. Notice of Election,
nd lungs, Wheras one-third of the electors
ough re- and
one-third of the free-holders rof9
always sillinS il1 Van WycK school district,
r Thar- No. 5, in Lancaster county, have
o. petitioned the county board of edu
cation to order an election to deter?
jplne whether or not an additional
u * tax of two (2) mills shall be levied
)LINA, on all real and personal property In
r. said Van Wyck district, No. 5, for
Against school purposes,
int. We hereby order the trustees of
agistrate. gajd district No. 5 to hold the election
at Massey-Yoder Co.'s store on
n made Thursday, April 3, 1913. At which
that you election only such electors as return
B sum of real or personal property for taxation
and who exhibit their tax relulre
you eeipts and registration certificates
office in 8haH allowed to vote. Hours for
from the ?Pening and closing shall be the
exclusive same as a11 general elections,
a. m., to A. C. ROWELL,
alnt, or H. E. COFFEY,
ainst you J* If* HAMEL,
County Board of Education.
D. 1913. Notice.
CEY,
istrate. Subscribe for The News.
RE CLOSING!
BUSINESS |
i
; on account of other interests. Our
money making propsition and some- ?$>
iter cannot be without. Our entire ?|>
including real estate and buildings, y
ipment, stock of material and builders' V
entirely or separately. We will shut
about a week and if not. sold hv 1
V..I.V 4'^
intle and move to our new location.
le last minute. We haven't anything ^
ill sell cheaper now than any other
ted in an excellent proposition and
information, details and reasons.
%
imber & Mfg. Co. I
tiling for the lluilriing"