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OLIMUUO UllnlVULu "Recently some of our olHcers li
4PAIM0T PCDIAAMC been subjected to solitary conf
HUHIIWI uLIMTInllu ment in retaliation for the suppc
treatment of Germans in this coui
The Hague convention does not
British Prisoners are Insulted mit of continement of prisoners
war, except as an Indispensable ir
and Shot Down. ?re 0f safety, and I hope before 1
to obtain some evidence of the ma
er in which these officers are now
HOSITALS ARE EXCEPTED. ing treated by Germany.
"Germany has for many y<
posed before the civilized world :
Parliament Expresses Gratitude great military nation. She has al
for Efforts of I'nited States dantly proved her military skill
at Amelioration. courage. But surely it was also
her to set up a standard of ntilii
London, April 27.?War Secretary honor and conduct which wc
Kitchener told the House of Lords to- gain the respect, if not the fri?
day that British prisoners bad been ship, of nations. Instead, she
insulted, maltreated and even shot stoopped to acts which surely
down by the German captors. In a and which would vie with the hi
statement to the House 011 this sub and whic hwould vie with the b
ject he said in part: arous savagery of the Dervishei
"I have been forced*with reluct- Sudan,
ance to accept as indisputably true STAIN ON PROFESSION.
the maltreatment by the German "I do not ihink there can he a
army of British prisoners. The Hague dier of any nationality even am*
convention ha3 been flagrantly disre- st the Germans themselves, wh
g&rded by German officers. Our pris- not heartily ashamed of tba
oners havo been stripped and mal- which lias been thus brought u
treated in various ways, and in some the profession of arms. The r.si
cases the evidence goes to prove that of war have not only been outre
they have been shot in cold blood, by the infliction of cruelties on
Our office^, even when wounded, ish prisoners, but by a contrivi
have been wantonly insulted and fre- which must have arrested y
' quently struck." Lordships' attention, the Gern
Earl Kitchener said that as a sol- have in the last week introduce
dier he hitherto had always held Ger- method of placing their oppon
man officers in respect, but "constant hors de combat by the use of as]
testimony that has come in, not only xiating and deleterious gases;
from our own escaped prisoners, but they employ these poisonous m
from French. Russians, Belgian and ods to prevail when their attack
American sources, has brought it cording to rules of war, might o
home to all who have sifted the evi- wise have failed."
dence that the inhumanity displayed Lord Landsdowne, Opposition
by the German authorities toward or in the House of Lords, deck
British prisoners especially is beyond the charges against Germany "of
doubt." lous, inhuman treatment of priso
"I think it only fair and right to had been proved to the hilt,"
say," added the Secretary, "that the that England had reason to be gi
German hnnnitaln nhnnld he e*cented HI to the American seconded th<
In any charges of deliberate Inhuman forts of its Secretary of State
Jty. . secure redress.
ACCORDING TO LOCALITY.
'Treatment of prisoners in the de>
tention camps in Germany varies con Notice of Discharge.
siderably, according to locality. Our NotJce ,g hereby gfven thRt
men in most cases suffered from want undersigned will, as surviving
of food and have received differential ecutrix of the estate of Mrs. H
treatment as compared with their Crockett, deceased', on the 29th
o . of May, 1915, make her final rel
French and Russian comrades and ag gurh executrlx and apply to
many acts of violence have been com- probate court of Lancaster coi
plained of. Laterly, however, there 'or letters dismissory.
^loes appear to be a light improve- MRS. NANIE S. CROCKETT \
Jt . _____ LEN, Surviving Executrix Es
J&nent in some respects, due, perhaps. . Qf (h'ft gfi|(, De?eaged
visits of inspection made from f April 27, 1915.
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THE LANCASTER NEWS APRIL 30. 1915.
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Vital Question
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Lie test of a suit is measured by its "st
iy suits will make a good "first impressic
>y wither like the autumn vine.
WANT IS CLOTHES THAT MAY BE DEPENDED U
ACTION, CLOTHES THAT WILL HOLD THEIR SHA
?THAT WILL "STAND UP AND DELIVER" RE A]
LUMBIA CLO'
f Clothes referred to above. Thov are the Clothes we an
been to this store to see the new woolensA bin* line
il, and there are many others rusting more, but all worth
niber that yon eoine here and we take yonr liieasnremei
he suit, miaranteein^ tit and satisl'aetion in every particn
ly-to-wear and inferior elothes eost. We have a wide rai
n snrolv suimlv what von want.
' TO YOUR INTEREST TO C<
Columbia Tailo
Near Post Office, Lancaster, S. C.
<au | 11 for tlio law will not bo enf
g*M\m I JI/'I'I/ Af 1/ 1J/i ni rc is u >iw noi 10 car.-y (oiv
,avo CUi/iVi A Nt Jf U I wp?r-ons and yet nlont/ of m
wvxsa* * * a 1 A-? ? v KS 'carry them and yet they go u
e" ishcd. 1 am going to vote fo
?sed (jpniv/] hibitlon as I always have done
itry V1"' 1 had the opportunity, but wl
a.i 0 _ x.,?? will be made and sold as long i
i of Heath Spring April 29.?Miss Mag- 8luJ *rows to '"a]ie lt out ?J;
irle Mcllwalne is uuite ill at her Wel1 1 am p,ad Drotlier
ieU home hero she having been stricken hls tome aKa'" wuh a vc""v ,nt
onR on Tuesday with som^ddng like in" ,etter- He liaa p,ven '
inn. oollJv y 8 history of Old Giory. Mr. Ks
be- Messrs. S. Reid Horton and Lex j? JIe '??'*
Stover made the trip to Columbia . .* . . f , '
Sunday on the former's motorcycle. 1 <?UKf <,om*
>ars Mr. Stover's mac', ine becoming dis- | U8d ? kind of work
is a able at Kershaw. They made the sp??**1 . . . , ? . , .
>un- return trip Monday afternoon in 1 ai to telJ *hnt 1 80
and about two and a half hours. ^her (]ayt\ 1 8aV }het c?""ty
f _ Mr. and Mrs. Frasier McMackin ^orJ'nJ "u roa(1 ju this 8i
for have moved into the house they re- Heath ?pr'"* and thf road wa
'arV cently purchased of Mr. J. C. Wn. 1 as good and hard and smooth ?
>uld Hams' in the southside. Mrs. Mc- i map 8 yard- ey J* RCraplr
.nd- Mackin's mother. Mrs. Ballard of ?and off to the hard. Guess the
\ ' Rock Hill, and her sister, Mrs. W. R. ^c*'n to oeme"t in a few days.
hf* Roper of Columbia, visited here this J J*aw on ,ht> other hand some
will that a man could not get a coi
urb- Dr. E. M. Poteat, president of 0hle ride in a buggy over,
arb- Furman University, will speak at has not been worked in years a
"f Flint Ridge church Sundry after-. far aB I know has never receive
" "* noon. May 2, at 3 o'clock, and at money or worn irom ine ? (
lleath Spring the same afternoon at | *u?88 tho?e people don t pay ta
5 o'clock. This will afTord a rare theT,r road wou,d be worked
. sol opportunity to hear a discussion of Lancaster sure leads I
Christian education. never met Mr. Ellison, but he
Marion Bridges has been out of be a live wire sure. Lancaster
0 school for several days on account j J*1081 up-to-date town to its
fcbir 0f a severe attack of grippe. have seen, and I have been to
ipon The Hoy Scouts pitched their tent | towns in the state. Electric 1
4ees Bt the spring Thursday night and ' sewerage, paved sidewalks, an
, turned their attention to the per- to P*ve Main street froi
lK fecting themselves in the noble and depot to tne court house and i
Brit necessary art of cooking. j near future a 1 nlted States
ince , j office. But where Is the flou
nw.vn a . pxTL'tt | that was to be erected? The
our PRIMUS LETTER. ,ms boen gfnvn am, fhe (.fop j
lan'* .. .. ... ."... .. community is very fine. Let us
d a Mr- B- Yj '{I'"? that mill. Mr. Ellison, that yoi
ents t ?i ? t Thn 'von would look after. See Col.
enls To the Editor of The News: : anrinrf, u F Wvlie and c
phy- As I am through planting and am ''el's have the mill no aft<
and Idle for a dav or so, I will endeavor I '1 8 have tne mill, ko a u
!" to write a short article for The Surely Lancaster Leads. She h,
1 News. I was certainly glad to see a '"IJHpnaire <( ol. . prings.)
. ac letter from my old friend and broth- J"'1*?- ?tab **". a n
therle.r John W. Twitty of Georgia, but dollar cotton null, an oil mill.
I was sorry to hear that he had rheu- 5 an_ ,u^
niatlsm. Cheer up. Brother Twitty. ??? wining an
. and stop grumbling. Remember Job, 'J.a)e to^rn has, and the best,
ar how he was afflicted. The Bible sheriff In the state,
cal- says if we bare our afflictions with B. F*. ADA
ners patience they will work out for us Primus, 3. C!., April 28, 1911
but a far more exceeding and eternal
. weight of glory. The Psalmist David
ate" says, "I once was youn^c and now I GOVKRNOIt MANNING TAI.
5 am old and I have nevet seen the
to righteous forsaken nor his seed beg- ~
glng bread." Among Speakers at Southern
I agree with Mr. Twitty on cx>m- ference In Chattanooga.
?- pulsory education. I don t see how
that law could be enforced. Do not Chattanooga, Tenn., April
understand that I am opposed to ed- ? ... ? ?
ucation, but a man's children belong Southern ( onference for F
the to him, and who are they to obey, tion and Industry today electe
eX- i na nil rarit .i tha 1m w? I find Print ri-rh for Ihn Aninlnv vnor ,1I,
P. It Is'easy to make laws but they are Ugjc for rurai credits legislath
day hard to enforce. Congress, and heard address*
.urn As a prohobltion law will not prothe
hlblt, I suppose we are to have an Governor Richard I. Mannin
uity election iiomo time In September for South Carolina, Dean James E,
state prohibition. Thi only way ' 8ell of Teachers' College! New
"V; ?ee, t0 th.fe W1il,tkfyl 0,tUr Bishop James Atkins of North
tate lR for everybody to leave It alone ? ...
and not touch the damnable stuf. ,<na> an(1 Mrs. Martha Berry <
A prohibition law will not prohibit Berry School, Rome, Ga.
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orc^(l. DON'T WAIT. KKBFIKI-n SCORES IIOWI.KItS.
' ' ' Take Advantage of a l.ancaster Citl- Indianapolis, lnd., April 28.?
'j '\u'1'1<) /.en's Kxperience. Williaam C. Redfleld, secretary of
r uro- When the back begins to ache, commerce, addressing a Democratic
when chrontcv backa?he becomes "love feast" here tonight, denounced
.iskey i "Till kidney trouble develops; calamity howlers and vigorously
'Till urinary troubles destroy defended the administration of
tri le ? nlKht'H re8t- President Wilson,
crest | by a LancaBler citizen's ex- Governor Samuel M. Ralston, and
i nice _T. - Senator Jown W. Kern were on the
; , . Mrs. Henry Wlialey, Company
,rl;lKl House No. 194. Lancaster, says: "I Platform with the secretary.
l0. k* *as a constant sufferer from kidney
\('r complaint. I had pains in the top Teachers' Examination.
. . and back part of my head every day The next regular teachers' exami1,1,8
and dizzy spells. My back ached all natton will be held at the court
.i the time and when I lay down at house "Friday, May 7th, at 9 a. m.
f night the trouble was worse. I An teachers who expect to teach for
couldn't sleep and got up in the the session 1915-16 and have not a
' \n?t n,ornlnK Bore an(l across by valid certificate are expected to take
a J?v lo,nR- 11 WHB hard for mo to Ket this examination.
18 a, about to do my housework. The kid- y_ A LINGLE.
lg 'h? ney secretions were too frequent in County Supt. Education.
y-I passage at times and then again a 67-2t
Then retention existed. I took two boxes
v,r?r. of l>oan'8 Kidney Pills, which 1 got NOTICE OF HALE OF PERSONAL
i?? v" at 1,10 Standard Drug Co.. and I was PROPERTY.
which compietely cured. My kidneys be
1,1 so came normal and my back stopped STATE OF SO JTII CAROLINA,
<1 any j)ajninK me. I have been well for Cour.tr of Lancaster.
n,y_ two years." Notice is hereby given that, purPrice
50c, at all dealers. Don't Bnant to an order of sale grantod by
simply ask for a kidney remedy? j e. Stewman, judge of probate for
, get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same the county of Lancaster, said state,
must ,hat Mra Whaley had. Foster- dated April 23rd, 1916, I will sell
is the MUhurn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. ??-?
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? ? K?w..v uuvnuii III inr icmueill'O HI
manv the late T. M. C- Mosier, deceased.
u *ht: NOTICE. situated In the county and state
, ' aforesaid, on Monday, the 10th day
' _ ? . . of May, 1915, within the legal hours
m tne l^incastcr Graded Schools. of Bale to the highest bidder for
1 To All Whom It May Concern: Cash, the following described proppost
Take notice that pursuant to a erty:
r mill petition signed by teq voters and Four head of mules, 2 wagons and
wn a freeholders resident in Lancaster harness 3 buggies and harness, 7
n us srhool district, we, the undersigned cows, 3 yearlings, 7 hogs, a lot. of
' Trustees of said district, do hereby farming implements and tools, Inii
said cau a public meeting to be compose ', eluding mowers and rakes, disc hartfro>
?f a" those voters who are resident rows, etc. Also a lot of notes and
ithers. in and return for taxation in said accounts,
sr it. district real or personal property of (Signed)
as one the vaiue Qf not less than one hund- MRS. CATHERINB A. MORIER,
two red dollars, to assemble in the court Administratrix of Estate of T. M. C.
Hilton house at Lancaster, S. C., on Friday, Moster, Deceased.
an lc* the 14th day of May. 1915, at fl Dated, Lancaster, S. C., April 23,
tre, a 0'ri0rk p. m., for the purpose of 3915. ltaw-2t
up-to- ejecting a Chairman and Secretary
up-to- of Baid meeting, five trustees of said ??????????????????
school district, and of determining CITATION.
via ...u.* '-1 *? tm - * 4
mu. wimi |n'(mi mx, it any, noi 10 ?X
5. ceed five mills, shnll be levied, as the
majority present shall decide, on all STATE OF 80UTII CAROLINA,
real and personal property within County of Lancaster.
,KH. said school district, for the mainten- By J. E. Stew man. Judge of Probate,
ance of the public schools of said Whereas. T. Lafayette Kee and W.
district. P. Robinson have made suit to me
Con* This 30th day of April. 1915. to grant them letters of admlnlstraLEROY
SPRINGS, tlon of the estate and effects of R.
R. E. WYLIE, Frances Kee, deceased.
28.? W. J. CUNNINGHAM, These are, therefore, to cite and
J. D. FUNDERBURK, admonish all and singular the ktnd'auc*"
D. REECE WILLIAMS, red and creditors of the said deceasd
ofll- Trustees, Lancaster Oraded Schools, ed, that the be and appear before
led to 59-2t me, In the court of probate, to be
do by ? ? ield at Lancaster on the 8th day of
Bg hv To Drive Out Malaria May. 1916, next, after publication
And Build Up The System thereof, at 11 o'clock la the fore'*
Take the Old Standard GKOVB'8 noon, to ahow cause, If any thsy
Ru?- TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know have, why the aald administration
York, what yon are taking, as tha formula is should not be granted.
Caro- printed on every label, ahowing it Is Given under my hard, this 23rd
, ~ Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form, day of April Anno Domini 1916.
>f the ^he Quinine drives out malaria, the J. E. S/TEWMAN,
Iron but Ids up the system. 50 cents Probate Jddge. '