The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 19, 1914, Page 6, Image 6
Helen Keller Is Child of South.
Confederate Veteran. Christian
The enlightened Christian world Any m;
knows of Helen Keller, a ehild of'being hoi
Alabama. It is not necessary to see he gets,
her and have explained the marvel- justness <
ous progress she has made in acquir- bo surpr
ing knowledge whereby she has be applleatlc
come a philosopher for sages and baek of i
her life has become the profoundesi it gets?
evidence of tied in mankind. Yet and bree
it is gratifying to look upon her be- fulness, \
ing. soms am
The Veteran calls attention to the green flel
opportunity now being offered multi- receiving
tudes in the South to be in her pres- ing to
ence and to learn of her teacher everythin
something of her wonderful achieve- ?f its owi
ments in knowledge and the benefit erously li
it is becoming to others. to be ai
Mrs. Macy (nee Sullivan) deserves every da;
the greatest conceivable credit for hi* life. )
her zeal and constancy as teacher of ;|!l possil
the wonderful young woman, and rules his
there is unusual blessings in Mrs. who nice
Macy's ability to tell the story of lie!- (,,M> gives
en Keller. In the magnificent Uymuu going to
auditorium of Nashville on October ',e will li
11 an audience that filled all the seats. Paying h
while many more were standing, 'u: gets s
heard nearly every word of the won- everv one
derful story of Mrs. Macy in her clear iie canvoice,
ller zeal for her subject re- thing of
... TKS.. tl.:..
minded her audience or .Miss Mil- ?unu
dred Rutherford of (jeorgia, liistor- indeed 11
Inn general of the United Daugh- it?
tors of the Confederacy, so direct and
so absorbed in her subject. Seldom 1
was there ever assembled so largo '*>'
and so deeply sympathetic an audi- Winter, s
once in Nashville. Mrs. Mac.v's ad- Tea! flat
dress was delivered in the main be- With vaii
fore Helen Keller appeared on the :ill II')
platform. And magi
When Helen Keller walked onto With sun
the platform, there wan manifested Thy phan
that desire oven to see her which And frett
can better he imagined than do- ^ crystal
scribed. The applause was general, fhy froze
yet so deferential as to show the With Apr
profound esteem of the audience. The violo
Miss Keller's talk of some fifteen And bare
minutes engaged the deepest solici- In the hi
tude, and although but few under- And dune
stood her words, her manifest zeal To laugh
and intensity of desire to have her- Winter tl
self understood created deepest To slug t
yearning to know what she tried to To deck t
say. To me tli
That she was a Socialist was heard, room,
and much ado was made about it. where 01
Later, in giving out through Mrs. of the su
Macy that she had been asked it she And all t
were a Yankee because so much of Fallen on
her life has been passed in New Kng- Fr
land, she said excitedly: "No, 1 am
a child of the South." At this point I'm \<>i
the editor of The Veteran, from his V111
. # > i i .1 ii, i Tribune,
place far back in the auditorium. ,.j rpf^
asked Mrs. Macy to explain to the I've pot ]
audience that both Helen's father want to s
ami her maternal grandfather were together i
Confederate officers. Mrs. Macy repeated
the statement, but presumably out no as
through custom instead of sayLng up en do
"Confederate" she said "Rebel" of- votes, yoi
fleers. From another part of the audi- ilj.^ 'felle
ence, Mrs. Macy was corrected and ^ R ,
cordially accepted the correction, re- nobody
peating the announcement as re- knowed t
quested in the outset. ^
The mother of Helen Keller is a a? ff>r
daughter of flen. Charles W. Adams, tall, en I'
a native of Newburyport, Mass., who too."
l-.? II-- - -
iiwvi K.xjtiic ovuvu ueiurf lue war unci ^
was residing at Helena. Ark., when , pjttsburg
the war began. He enlisted promptly Hugh (
and was made colonel of the twenty- and a hui
third Arkansas regiment. He later ^ ^
commanded a brigade, and then eerv- jj,, f()|(
ed as military governor of Arkansas. Irishman
He served the Confederacy to the end Inf Parnel
in important capacities. After the ''P'.l'11
gorrv! <
war General Adams removed to Mem- ,
phis and engaged in the practice of
law until a fatal attack of yellow OONSTI
fever in 187k Mis wife was Miss AND
Kverett, of the Edward Everett family,
and Edward Everett Hale was \o Seedy
her kinsman. Dan^e
('apt. Arthur Keller served the Y#CrtT
Confederacy its a staff officer, and the^Pxper
was ever afterwards faithful to the have foun
principles for which he had risked to takpytr
bjs ?fe Stif)otdson
In a letter to The Veteran of June. inatead o
1903. Mrs. Keller wrote: "I want to the brigh
Join the Daughters of the Confed- househitfjj
eracy on my father's record, and I ailrep .
. , , . , effects of
want my daughters to join on their
father's record." "The Veteran man" the Lanes
suggested to Helen that sho Join the ?hle local
Nashville (Tenn.) chapter, as it Is a?lJ2J? r
the first of all (No. 1) In the great l[re not"?]
organization. She Is to he a member it and as
of Nashville chapter. No. 1. retnhdv a.<
containing
"Tie Schools Begin to Close.
Commencement time is here. Al- . . nff_.
ready thp school children are making - ,
their plans for the summer vacations, . ,.jr
and those that are to complete their * -JlV
courses preparing for the beginning
- 11#-. a m LlOn.
ui it me murrain irum iuR on? tney
hare enjoyed before. Along with ......
commencement cornea the exercises i ^
contingent therewith, and many a
proud parent will behold an equally ! A. treat
proud child pay his final tributes to creases yc
the school which nend^ him out. tion; yott
Many a person in the audience will spring to
listen drowsily through some tedious stomach
address, as some speaker tries to whole sys
speak scholarly and academ'cally. trie Bttte
But it is an Important epoch in the pebble's i
life of the graduate, and whether he medicine
pays attention to what Is being said today. 6
or not, he will at least remember the K|Ht. Bu
occasion, and if he but recall in after Rczema.
life once In a while the high asplra- .
tlons and lofty ideals, which the occa- ?|-0 p
slon awoke in him. the commence- t, ? or
ment exercises will have done him at porTkr-s .
least much good.?Orangeburg Times ,ic,i a *#!
and Democrat. ^ ??me tiu
mJL
T1IK LANCAS'I
Pay inji Our Ih'lits.
Guardian.
an who makes a pretense at
test will try to pay for what
Hut having admitted the (
if the claim to do so, lie may .1 arrt r
Ised at the widness of the | |QJ Jgj |
>n of the principle that lies L i___
t. The eartli pays for what ^ '* V ?
the rain and the sunshine i3?
7.O8 of heaven?with fruit- rlHIHEEEbK
vaving grain, buds and l)los- ? '
1 fruits, and the smiling
Ids. It isn't a mere sponge, |B
always and never respond- j^L
the giver. It gives back ||M
g. with an aaded something f * 'a
ii. The earth is lionest. gen- V Bfr hwCT
onest: and a man ought not 1' tSsfr
ly less so. He is getting |i tjffiPS
v and hour and moment of jni-WJjjK
getting from al sides and in 4 JF
?le ways. Krom the Clod who J L"_.
lite down to the little ? liild r/tf
ts him on the street, every
< him something. If he is n
be as honest as the earth is.
ave to be busy all the time
is debts, giving back what
*o freely and generously to
he can and in all ways that m m
If he doesn't he is some G
a sponge instead of a man. XL JL
ig of paying one's debts i.o
small or easv matter, is
D h
I"UK'S TWO MAGIC'S.
Richard he Gallenne. A t
ome call thee fair, SLCa
ter thy cold face 0rf0C^
it compare 1
r glittering ways tenae
ic snows imcr
and the rose; 1 1 L _ ^
toni flowers ^ I1C ^
.Ml traceries SOeCial
I breath.
n and fantastic art of death. sits aw
il as she showers i i
ts on the leas, WTlUCll
s her bosom Dl*oils
ossoming trees
es on her way. tll(
with May %
tat hath no bird SaVeCl.
hee, and no bloom
hv brow, _
on art an empty, haunted
nee the music K3HUHlI!3[
mmer stirred
he dancers I
silence now.
om the July International.
means
Your Trust in Politicians.
kes. in The Fountain Inn Clean I
says:
;on I'm ole fashioned, but m * i
hoss sense a-plenty, en I IVlclCiC 1
ay that when the public gits I
pn Jest fo'ces a man to take 0FS* 3.l!
e's a-goin* to serve the pub- _ '
when he comes out withkin'
ner urgin" en galvvants lUCICoa
wn the country beggin' fer
1 kin bet yer bottom dollar At all hat
'o' hlsself en not the public,
r thet works his head off
office, don't Intend to serve nj a ajf
'ce.pt his own self. I've 1 A 111
hat fer a long time, en you ; m ?
Jest as well begin to learn
ouldn't trust no polytlclan | !! ;r.
1 kin throw a hull by the
m a good deal of a sucker.
in I'sc Denying It.
Post.
3'Donnell is a story teller ' .
tnorist. The principal charm v . ?
Donnelog." In fact, consists Mont lllanc Now fteac
ining fires of stores. . . , Kal'way.
I. the other night, of the . " aerial railway
who stood before the grave po. ?1]}? ; ,V '
II, on which was inscribed Mont lllanc, th
>h, "I still live." "Och, be- famous as a goal Tor m
exclaimed Pat, "if I were has been completei
"iwn up to it." opened to traffic durin
DATinv ? . ~ of 1914. The route c
PATiON SArELY railway is shown in a
> EASILY OVERC OME tion in the June Popu
?ji / Magazine,
'to ItislrVpfdeasAit. Otfcn
rous PREMII
Tone Tnkcyltfig'li^cJ
FT\now prpft/lf #uTwifi hy "Noil PunctUH
lifnce of l^fhany ?e<rple#who TireS
A an easv, pleaJnnt rerned>
r<jWo of calAiei tot col- Guaranteed 7,.r)00 IV
qlilflrluh llvftrfotp Tlmcn #l*-oo Laov
> I.Ter Ton*yCs best to take known mileage gunrai
r raflomol and has brought sold at a prjrtf less th.'
tineas of health Into many dinury^uarnntef^a Tt
h. It has none of the dis- rovers imfioturcs.mj^^
and of\n dangerous after- oral wear. Gunrnnfl
ralomel.^^ miles service agal^H
findard Drug Company and rept abuse. These^W
ster Pharmacy, bhth roput-1 ded for most servere i
druggists, positively guar-. Orders hare been i
efund purchase pace (50c) these tiiee for use in
)'s IJver Tone Inf case you States Government S?
ntirely satisfle<^^fter using As a Special Introdui
they wlii ruommend this. will allow the foilowl
i a strictly .vegetable liquid, I the nest too days.
: nothlns/harmful, you run TIRES?TUB
f any Mod In trying it now. ' Tire
's jjvetr Tone never leaves 28x8 8 9.20
-plrects, but works easily1 20x8 10*25
'Ally, without pain or gripe 30x8% 18.64)
vut interfering at all with 32x3% 14.06
lar habits, diet or occupa- 34x8% 16.2S
31x4 17.00
32x4 18.00
>u7 Can't Rat? No Ap- 31x4 19.60
Petite? 14x4 90.49
meot of Electric Bitters in- 36x4 21.99
>ur appetite; stops indigee- or*!**
do) nvArvlkln. A 36x4 *>4 24.00
nic for liver, kidney and 97 k2
troubles. Cleanses your ,, J
tem and you feel fine. Kloc-; .J.7*? , 3Z*"?
rs did Inore for Mr. T. I). A.U "thor alien. Non
stomach troubles than any *%e^afll ? ^SJSSL*
he ever tried, (lot a bottle
Or and $1.00 at your drug- ih!rr?. w,l^h? h
rUlen's Arnica for cbAr*p" w>? be Pftld b
" Arn,c* sa,vo Ior on 16 per rent of am<
I Our output in limited,
7 n. . ~ , , I early ordering. We se
revent Blood Polsffitlag Klving purchaser, the
lee the wonderful old reliable pi all middlemen's profits
SNTI8RinrfCIIBAUNftOlL..s 8TRONGTREAD Rl
that rhievc* pain and hen'- f ki
iic. Notauuimeot. 25c. 50c. *. Ifajnon?UDl
:er news, may 19, hh4.
best
:rfect
?nn iwn
L\7 \| ?
|
k broiled on the New
tion Oil Cook-stove is i
and delicious. I
view Perfection has a
. broiler, a hood that
ray from the flame but
gets all the heat. It
both sides at once.
5 flavor of the meat is
y "Per/Action
1 Cook-stove
easier work and a cool,
citchen.
with 1,2,3, and 4 burnso
a new stove with
; cooking oven.
dwmre And department store*.
)ARD OIL COMPANY
L C (NcwJtrMr) CWMK.M.&
BALT1MOBC OwHcsla.lL K.?h
i ' --1' 1 - ? i
heel by Aerial
running to a
elow the sum- \T V !
Y ounff Ladies
[1 and Is to he ' ^
g the summer A
?f this aerial , , , I .
pago illuftra- 1 ~Ct ready for th? tom..to
lar Mechanics ciubtthat Lancaster county
will hae before /onpr.
/
J,t . . We will havg to arrive in
i" Auto /
Lancaster on fTuesday, Yhe
"h ? 21?t ?f AW -ojoo
in^tirc^of o" Tomato Plants, frost nfoof
and kinds. Servfl in
iQ.uta ana gene r
K^thinJ'" - your orders early. / Have
inten- now on han(j 20,(^)0 early
"unUM Wakefield Cabbarife Plants.
_ Send In vour nrrtprs for
siory oner, we || "7 ' 7
n* Pr,0?? fo*" Potato Plants art once If
EB Tube you wan* y?ur order filled.
' 110 Will have Nancy Halls to
J'JJ arrive about the 25th of
w..5s ...
8 16
1.80
*-40 Yours for business,
8.50
3.80
8.90 ? . =
100
S:ii Mackorell's
-Skids 20 per
llscount If pay ?^ ^ ^ ?
les order and UrOCCrV
1, shipping "
r US. C. O. D.
">r'it of order. |
so we suggest
11 direct only, | ... . . . _ .
advantage of Por Weakness and Leas of Appetite
The Old Standard (fnfril itrrnKthnln| toni
TI1RKR m OKOVR'S TARTKI.ltSM chill TONIC, drive# oi
I ' * Malaria and builds up the nyitrm. Atraet .au
1 * sad aura Appetiser. For aduitsood children. 80
i'? k re .? ci- .1 in Cine i)a> r- FOB
iV.' . \ It stops t?e ^
iph ?' r> works off the Colo. llettutifi
r? n> ' nu .i y if it *ails to cure
,V> ! ? <* box. 23c V||,e al?,
Prin ceto
AUTOMOBILE TIRES I AUbe.fJ
AT FACTORY PRICES locu'toU In pri
assortment s
Save From)?<> to (JO Per Pent. ! alld 5 stamP
now.
Tirt Tube Reliner i|i>\Y\KI> S
28x3 V 7^2\ $1.63 $1.35 * Dj
30x3 A-*\ b!?5 140
3 0x3 % ^10.8(1 2.80 1.90 "
32x3% ii.9t* 2.95 2.00 Lancaste]
34x3% 12.401 3.00 2.05 Srhe.luloli
32x4 1 3.70 V_ 3.25 2.40 \
33x4 14.80 3.50 2.45 1
2-1x4 16.80 3.60 2.60 Lv. Iynncasti
16x4 17.85 3.90 2.80 |jV Port La
35x4% 19.75 4.85 3.45 l^v. Uaacotn
36x4% 19.85 4.90 3.60 \jX. Rlchbui
37x4% 21.50 5.10 3.70 ; ,Xr. cbestei
27x5 24.90 5.90 4.20 I
All otlier sizes in stock. Noil Skid- i.v. ("aester
- 1". per it nt additional, red tubes i,v. Iticbbui
n per cent above gray. All, new i.v it; com
loan fresh guarantee d lires. Rest i . Port La
tail da rd and Independent makes. Ar. laincasti
.5 \ direct from us ami save money, i Connectlo
p r rent d i.-count if payment in full orn, '""ea'cvi
companies cn ii order. O. I), on western Hal
i ? per ceu deposit. Allowing exam- Fort Lawi
ii lion. Rail*ay.
TIISK I \< TOKins SXLKS CO. Lancaster
ilept. ,\ Dayton, Oliio
" ? I
* T /
iC ' ' ' V^t - OX*'-' ?
* Don 1 Forg
* fr Viy l*' After you have th
insure a crop by f<<
K provide enough
Vfcfe'' rU I]
* " /J|?. to nmke more bolls, good fibre, r.n.l to
, *"r ii r ^."P. hHn thr irt* t- l/i? iHo
\f 'I'ry 2(10 lbs. pi*r acre <-f nixture of c
, 'jPhosp) ate and Nitrat<; ot Soda. or 5-5-!
Insure against cotton rust by side t
per acre. Right side dressing prolong;
aV&..d produces a full crop of bolls
> it >y sound, heavy corn and fine fodder.
If Ji H e sell I'olash in any amnunl from one 200-lb. bag
f GERMAN KALI WORKS. 1
NEW ORLEANS. LA ATLANTA. OA.
WaitLoy C?ntr?l B?nk Buildinc Etnpir* BuiMtnr
tiww ! iiiisnaswBMBBMWBriwsMnM
llENEVER YOU NEED
A' EEHERAE TOPIC - Tl
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless ch
Valuable as a General Tonic because it
Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Bio
he Whole System. For Grown Peop
You know what you are taking when you take Gro<
as the formula is printed on every label showing that
tonic properties o' QUININR and IRON. It is as sti
tonic and is in Tasteless Form. It bas no equal for ]
Weakness, general debility and loss of appetite. Gi\
i Mothers and Pale, Sickly Children. Removes Dili
i Relieves nervous depression and low spirits. Arouse
purifies the blood. A True Tonic and Sure Appetiser.
No family should be without it. Guaranteed by your D
- n.' ' 1 - 'in
f '
s
I
; NEW CANDY KI1
Gus Beleos, Prop.
We deliver orders to any part of city.
I ___
117 1 Young Men
w/mI O nf Afl to prepare for Book-k<
Y | vU manshu). Civil Service,
writlnrt positions nfcw a1
more calls for this fall than we cka^aupply. Oujr
to make necessary preparation and now is the \
guaranteed all who prepare?|SO t o|7K salary J
pare for combination positions. Worthy young
tuition may learn and pay after securing posltioi
desired. Special low Spring and Summer rates.
information.
" CAROLINA BUSINESS
>
c, HOCK HILL, H. C. and
? The Carolina*' Highest Endorsed and leading
c.
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i YOUR DEN |- *
ul College Pennants v
irviiul, each ft in. \ 21 in.,
it,/Cornell, Michigan
WT/pn. x 21 in.
ytyup tell with felt headrs,
letters and mascot exapeii
colors. This splendid
sent/postpaid for 50 cents
is ti pay postage. Send
iPECIALITY COMPANY
ijton, Ohio.
v & Chester Ry. Co.
i Effect Nov. yth. 10121..
Eastern Time.
VESTMOUND
ur.t 6:00a?3 If.p
wrJ. 6:3ou? 3 : Nip
Vlllerv . . . .6:1 7a?4 lf p
rff:. . Y . . . 6:G8a- -4:21 op
r I. . . 7:40a. . lf>p
aASTDOUNl).
0: otin? 4 ?>p
rg ..... . . 10: 20a ? 7: 2?p
ville l0-31a?7:3*j>
wn 11:03a?7 . Rf>p
er 11:30a ? 8: 2Np
ns?Chester, with Southed
and Carolina A Northlwayn.
a, with Seaboard Air Line
, with Southern Railway.
A. P. McLURE. Sunt.
??7
lr
[et to Side Dress
e plants well started.
." Jing it. For cotton,
hecp the boile from fallit g;
'.arch that tills the ears,
qunl parts of Kainit, A<- id
> goods.
Ire:.sing of 200 lbs. Kainit
s the activity of the plar.ts
that stay on. It makes
Potawh Pays.
up. ft'rtie for prices
Inc.
SAVANNAH. OA.
r?rannah Bmk A Trait BaUdlne
IKE GROVE'S
till Tonic is Equally
Acts on the Liver
od and Builds up
le and Children.
re's Tasteless chill Tonic
it contains the wall knows , (
ong as the strongest bitter
Malaria, Chills and Fever,
'es life and vigor to Nursing
ousness without purging,
s the liver to action and
A Complete Strengthened
ruggist. W? mean it. 50c
:ool, refreshing and
^ to take a drink of
i\Wnter to quench the
riLre is no purer nor
using drink and you
siHlsfuctiou of knowit
Von't "go to your
make you lose your
mur \temper, or your
We \ have splendid
e in ull the popular
ind a first trial will
ssult in many future
rCHEN
Phone 95
and iWomen
eeping, Banking, SalesShorthand
and Typewriting
them. We hare
a few months required
me to begin. Positions
e A #
Uaaranteed all who prephople
unable to pay
as. Lesson* by mail if
Write at once for full
COLLEGE \
CONCORD, N. C.
School of lluslness.
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