The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 28, 1917, Page 7, Image 7
<1liViNii H)U l*iw\A. JK< AUsITUa n,nno w*.. p*iaiivii
IS IUCADY TO VlKlaD^'^DS ^ FIGHTH
... .... u ? ? Coots ?nd Moor Hons
Menacing Food Riot*. Sullen K*W. -nd Ne^ |n h
lutionary Spirit May Hiitl W?r. J Front-Llns Trer
Copenhagen, Aug. 24v?An Au?
tria which in Htterally crying for Itlrd lovers at the fro
peace, which has discarded any time to time supplied um
thought of territorial expansion and I *tor'e? about the Strang
f is even willing to buy its way out of ' ,r<1" nelghborhou'
*f .. . , , ,? line. One of the latest,
the war by territorial sacrifices on Qer ,8 worth ? lf
the Italian front ami In Clallcia; an i of the it ?ff?
Austria of frequent food riots, una- where In France, which,
ble to last through another winter other Bomewheres, soun
of war; an Austria whose papula- dl^r hns come te know
tlon would rise in revolution if anv "ton* tree.
reasonable peace offer were rejected ? "^e nJarshe^ the
. .... , ?, 1 ure occupied by mat
by the government, is pictured by an Co<)tg ftnd moor hpns (
intelligent Austrian who has arriv- ,ndlfferent gm^e, a
ed here from Vienna. In a liMig talk several pairs nesting In
with the correspondent today he told hundred yards from the
a story which, though perhaps un- line trenches. The nmi
duly pessimistic, explains the per- lakedet nnd an ancient
sistence of -Count Caernln, Austro- ^horn tree which has son
? , , . . . , ?1 destruction, and In this i
Hungarian foreign nnnisnor. and of . ,
^ . has built a nest and I
Kmperor Charles in reluming again Hnd r^y ma^
and again tr> the Bubject of peace ne- numoroU8 wlld dncks ar
gottations. every morning they fly
This Austrian, who spent several man lines, returning in
days in Berlin on his way to ('open- ! Tie then goes on to sj
hagen. had an opportunity to talk <??ckoo and to tell thai
with representatives of the German competition mmon
the trenches to be the 1
foreign office, including Huron Von ,s m fcl|p|Mtl(m
uem Musscne-iiauonnhausen. i *Mn seeing a fresh bird
undersecretary. and other promt- identify It without any
nent Germans of the stamp of Prof. >enee. This was the <
Hans Delbrueck, of the University oriole, when severul of
of It rlln; Phillipp Seheidemann. heated arguments on thi
the socialist leader, and Maximilian a Frenchman, who
Harden, editor of tilio Zukunft. He , 'ou?,d kn^ nothtaf
i .. ,, , ... 1 ter? There is a curio
said that all of these men. with the i about u aU ^ that ?
exception of Herr Harden, were con- ftt ^ fr,
vinced peace was conning before win- Science Monitor.'
ter.
COLLIDED WTH A E
If yon feel "bine," "no account,""
lazy, you need a pnod cleaning out. Aviator Finds There An
HKRD1NK is flie right thing for thai Besides, Airplanes Th
purpose. It stimulates the liver. Safe to Encounter^
tones up the stoinaeh and purifies the
bowels. Price trtc. Sold by a.11 Birds and airplanes n
dealers in medicine.?Adv. flying things with whid
for an aviator to have
TKYRii TO AiTliT STItlKK. !i?,t>n* The autbur of
Flying Service" gives i
a strange accident thi
Secretary of Lulxir Silent as to H'a France
Not long ago. be say;
Birmingham. Aug L'4. William an aviator I know, look
B. Wilson, Secretary of Labor, was annoyed and with one
still silent tonight on the progress | obstructed by a large c
he is making in his'efforts to averi ,ng on his cheekbone.
a strike of 25.000 miners in the he bud had a smash
,, , , .. , . i probably u bad lajidknj
^ Alabama mineral district. It was, hud been pitched again
understood, however, that he had h,s mnchlnef \ *skod !
submitted proposals looking to an happened,
agreement to lioth the miners and He explained that *1
the operators and that replies to ?earlier he was sturtlng
these proposals from both sides are | biplane, and wms goli
expected some time tomorrow. on *he ground In order
It was further understood tonight' *""5 l*to ?|?alr- '
. ,. sized bumblebee going
the recognition of the un.on and the ^ opposlte dlrectlon.
eight-hour day are not now issues, | "You see," he explain
, the miners centering their efforts about sixty knots
upon getting nn agreement upon an he was doing between
i i.. i *? ?- *
iiu i rnari! w<VK*? luriy KIltllM UUf? Weal,
l??rge bee, and the Imp
For the stomach and bowel disor- thing terrific. And,"
dera of babies McGBETS BABY dictively, "I hope he I
ELIXIR la the remedy of genuine hla honey and that he
merit. 'It acts quickly, is pure sclou*!"?Youth's Corny
wholesome and pleasant to take
Price 2 5c and 50c per bottle Sold Per.hln0 In P
by all dealers in medicine.?Adv. ^ Rtory come8 d,ret
and therefore lies undi
<JOVKItXOR <OF TEXAS suspicion of being of
I'l'T OVT OF OFVH'E fneture or German in
enormous crowd was g
ViergiiNmi Suspended When Hoard ^a<,<1 'a CJoncorde w
Presents to Senate Articles #?1 era' f>*'rRhing and his s
, _ , . proaeh along the neigt
Impeachment. . . , . . 7
r was harhinrTed by chi
Austin. Tex.. Aug. 24.?James 5. which accompanied Mi
Ferguson was suspended from the progress up Broadway
office of governor of Texas shortly nue.
after 9 o'rtock tonight, when the the very first ra
board of njne managers named by Pectant multitude was
the house of representatives present- ''hwl indeed. At tl
... . of the Americans he t
ed to th<e senate twenty-one articles , . , . , . .
of impeachment, alleging official the Salvation Army!"
misconduct. solemnity of the oceais
W. P. Hobby, lieutenant govern- within hearing laughe<
or, aufomaiieally succeeded to the cheered.
governorship, pending deposition of
the charges in the senate. The sen- Raise Ichneumoi
ate formally designated next Wed- e
/ ? A. cahhnge and related cr?
nesday as the time for beginning the ^ b|Jtrprfly Thla
^r'a'* upon a cabbage leaf; t
into green caterpillars
Law of Compensation. the leaves. In 18S3, sa;
Ruth's father gave her some pen- of Heredity, an Ichneum
nles for Sunday school and she de- ! ported from Europe to
parted with a neighbor's little son. bage butterfly In check.
Harry, who was likewise prepared. Up- It" egg" In the bodv of i
on her return she said, "Father. Just the larvae which hatch f
think; Harry didn't put his pennies In eat the caterpillar's Ins
Sunday school. He put them In the way out through the ei
slot mach'ne, but the gum never came spin cocoons from wl
out, so you see, father, he Just couldn't | emerge,
fool God, could heT' "It Is Interesting to n
. Journal of Heredity, "I
r- n .-I ..I ."V i rili^SSBr site is In turn preyed i
Will Keen You W?e
J* Bald-Headed I
tick headarhe. The bald-headed eagle
pau^^or^jlrvB i aalccted as the national
anyatomach or i United States. Its mark
doHfl-orT.vo'of ,ar. though the term "1
_ referred, not to the abf
CrCHJCr ers, but to the effect pr
Ll.tr ' i feathers on the hi
;f? r I corresponds nearly to th
I whose length is about
h will imt yMifn | extent of wing seven f?
U * VnrelV ' headed eogle lives ma
Li vexotablc prapar.Ue-i r->r-.-.: ^holic l flsh which It seizes alon
Q "cta h . iTn i7''iVit [. I and around lakes and m
u ?' r: 18 huUt on 8 h,*h tr??
'J l.t?? ke|ui?i"r in ??.d it at? r?t. 1 I rockv cllfT The eairle
[i I brought four ?on? wlU. n.? ?o l ?L? I 1 i * CI1K. in? CWglt
n f?t'M > ?r?ntj?i b, >jr i emblem on coins of the^
0 Bold by all Hrusrsrlafa?V?> ,r j 1 ter and above. Thego
W tf 0?aaf?r t<J OaiaiK^t. I'M. B ITnlliul S'llna Tllll^l 1]
THE LANCASTER
m FRONT;SPECTER OF GREA
Indifferent to Many a Sailor Imagines 1
la rah Near Bannockburn Which Oil
ichoa. in Mysterious Fasl
at have from Om superstition that
any delightful footed in the minds of all
e ways of the navigators concerns the
d of the firing wreck of the Bannockbur
, from a gun- **8he was a big, powerl
only because carrying a crew of 22 men
rds of some- Dutath on a day In the lai
like so inany happened to her will nev?
e British not- Sho went out In the morn
' in its every I Righted the next evi
was the eud. For more
gunner says, the chill water of Lake Su
ly waterfowl. <*d well their secret. Tl
ire minremelv an oar was fount! flnatli
nil I know of driftwood of the bleak
a marsh not a A piece <ff tarpaulin was
Germaa front* 1 curely around It, and wl
sh contains a removed It was found tl
gnurled haw- Rannookburn was scrap
raehow eacai>od wood. The oar Is all tha
a wood pigeon | day to tell the story of
Is sitting. In freighter,
es to our1 left "According to tbe quee
e living. Rarly the story by the Bailors <
over the Ger- sens, the Rannorkhurn la
the evening." he the Flying Itvtchumn
H?ak about the Rakes. Sometimes ut nl*
I there was a chill north wind sweep:
g the men In swollen bosom of Lake
Irst to hear it. the stinging Hce devils' fl
also," he adds, lookout on some lonelj
and trying to loudly to his companion
book of refer* to where he Imagines t
fnse with the burn, all white with Ice
our iness had In the darkness. Is slip
b matter, aided the black mystery of the
we afterward
about the mat- 'NO GOOD OF THE 0
us incongruity
i typlc&l of so That Was Why Queenie, I
out. Christian Put m Palr of p|nk
Uader the Black
BUMBLEBEE Qw-enle, seventeen, coi
ant dark-brown In cor
e Other Things Roared In openwork st.x
at It Is Not ni'nnmfDi in ni*r empio
in the Air pared to scrub the floor.
The labor entailed a
re not the only showing of stocking. Tfi
!i It Is possible1 the Loose, glancing at
a serious col- I observed the openwork 5
"Tules of the tlfied by an extraordlnar;
is on Instance Queenle Is a very prett
it occurred lu she Is obviously of pure A
Yet through the Interstlc
9, I ran across work there undoubtedly \
ing very much glimpses of a delicate pa
eye seriously Could It be a strange e
:ontused swell- rial admixture? Wns Qu
Thinking that with flesh-colored suppo
of some klud. brown body?
? In which he "What iu the world, ch
st the front of ed her mistress; "you ai
him what had derneath, are you,"
"Got a pair of pink sto
aout six hours derneath the hlnck 01
out on a fast Queenle. "When I fust 1
ng full speed thelrselves I didn't got n
to get u good openwork."
he met a large
In a hurry In Why He Joined Ait
Few men, I am sure, 1
led, "I was do- to so strunge a u limited!
due east, and Joining the aviation servi
tbflrty-flve and luted to me by Drew, af
and he was a our coffee and cigarettes
act wns some- nlng of our first meetincr.
he added vln- N. Hall In the Atlantic,
las sullied all to Frunce, he saLd, with
still uucon- of joining the Legion Eti
anion. Infantryman. But he
mind, a few days after
aria. I'arls, .upon meeting Ja
rt from France, American Aviation squud
er no possible on leave after a service
pacifist tnanu- at the front. It was all 1
splratlon. An manner In which Jackso
athered In the Turkish rug. He told h
siting for Geo- ventures in the most
tafT, whose ap- way. No heroics, nothlni
iborlng streets He had not a gllmtucr ol
?ers like those he said. But he had a w,
arshnl JofTre's at the floor which was
and Fifth ave- which 'fascinated him w
of height.' He saw towi
nk of the ex- network of trenches, co
a very Joyous troops moving up rlbhoni
le first glimpse In the patterns of a Turk
ossed his cap (he next day. he was at
lurrah! Here's ters of the Franeo-Amerl
In spite of the the Champs $1ysees, mti
ilon everybody tlon for membership.
d as well as
Unfortunate Force <
Two girlhood friends v
i Fllee. Ing confidences over thi
enemy of the | tea.
ips Is the cah- "I saw you In church,
lays Its eggs day." murmured the yoi
he eggs hatch "Oh, you were there?
and these eat ! you." gurgled the other,
ys the Journal "Yes. And I was
1011 flv was im- that vou flnnllv Induced
keep the cab- to accompany you to
The fly lays ship."
the caterpillar, "Yes, Frank came alo
rom these eggs He'd much rather go to
Ides, cut their but the theaters are not
rapty skin and thing on Sundays now.
ilch *he flies graced me."
"Really? In church?
iote," adds the "The minister read f
that the para- from "The Acts of the A
upon by a su- ' my husband Insisted od g
aids fly, 'and | er every act."?Harper's
m,' no doubt." '
| Food Econom
lagle. 4 ' The advice of Herbert '
Is a sea-eagle gardlng food economy is *
emblem of the certain denizens of the T
tngs are fnmll- York. It was on an exi
bald" Is to he train to that borough thi
tence of feath- ground commuter read '
oduced by the Irreverence the rules f;>
ad. In size. It odd ends in the kitchen,
le gblden eagle " 'Keep the ice box clei
three feet nnd to a companion. "Why,
?et. The bald- box Is cleaned out every
Inlv linon the I even ^et a whnelr nt l?
K the seashore! to send out to the dell
retl. The nest i my dinner. And look al
top or upon a for economy. Take It
la used was an there's only one way t
ralue of a quar- these days. Send the v
Id coin of the young 'una on a visit to
t IIP.JUucaMeA JUUh -the .on h??' -?<
/
NEWS TUESDAY, AUG. 28. 1917,
it'll this was |
nit the word I Ttrdluaa Slav, a Vnt Tort City i
>ed Into the "th*r* cm be no troaf, vlforon, iron man
t Teuiuius to- wo*11'1 without lroa?Knitted Iron taken t
, Increase the strength and endurance of we
the missing , . _ . . ^
cent, in two weeks' time In many Instance
iron, which may Injure the lenb, oorrode th?
r twist given than good. Take only orgMk Iron?Vunate
of the inlnnd by all good drugrgtste.
supposed to
of the Great Lancaster Drug Co., I Lancaster Ph an
fht, whu the I)iuk Store, Standard Drug Co.
s across the
Superior anfl ?????????????
11 the air, the PRESIDENT WAY SOfeX DE- loll
r point cnlls tlv
s and points LIVER ADDRESS ON PEACE
the Banno<jk- ^.
i rnd ghastly ?iH Pl0io Vndrstood to Harmon- ,,,
ping through ^ .....
lake," I v%mi v.i
1 Washington, Aug. 24.?President th
rcNWURK Wilson may decide to address cou- bl
gress on pea-e at the same time he
Dark Skinned, a)j<?5 j^pjj -|0 pOJM Benedict s pro
posals. In that way he would take pi
V/nCS? * y.
the national legislative body into his
oe!y, a pleas- confidence arid at th? same time not ta
nplexion, np>- only inform 'the conntrv on the ques- ar
kings at the tjon. hat atao enaMe fheixbers of
yer and pre- . ._ .. st
congress to carry the government s
considerable vipWR hnn,e to the ?,p?Ple wten Pon
le mistress of adjourns. T>
this display. No radicat ions of the president 's p.
md was rnys- plans liad come from the White ^
y color effect, i House today hut tt.e possibility of ?
y negress. but hJ5 .iisoasHiuj.' the srtnject before ronLfrican
strain. .. ,
. . gross in this way. and consequently
es of the open- . ... , .
cere to be had b,>r,,r<' 1bp nation, w.rs being constdle
flesh eolor. at the oupitol as a probability, "hi
xarnple of rn- ' is underwood that the president ?
eenie afflicted will have bet*.re hin very mion the ^
rters for her substance of the replies of (Jreat ^
Britain and Prance will make to the 1 ^
did, demand- Prom Viscount Ishii. head of | T,
tat pluk ud Japanese mission, the president [ tl
cklngs on ?n- *n >miniate understanding ' ?
ics." grlnne*! Japan'* purpose in the situation. I *
tut 'em on by r'.lso. it is understood, a very clear Io
good of the \ iew of the situation in Russia , ^
No one h*.s boon authorized to say,
w hat -reply President Wilson will
Service. mtlke to the Popa's proposal further' ,
would confess ... ? .,,, T . ... I ?
, tha'.t ihat tt u ill be in harmony within
ate cause for ... 'i
Ice as that re- tb<* rftAT)onses of Che other allies. It ?
? we sat over *ue m* lo ** generally accepted in ^
writes James """" "
lie had come
the intention ' " *" " ~
rangere as an
changed his
his arrival In ^
okson of the C ^ | I V
ron, who was jl ? Jft JH
of six months
TEXf* ho< sultry ^ticky day
im of his ad- fere with the vim and
r/r snaP-Amk - Ktass of 1
T Imagination, difference. You will woi
"MrreslsMb 1 ef' ' * wind UP with a SP^ <>\
1th the sense V
r?s, villages, a i Be your own judge f T
lumns of toy v KEPSI-Cola resent the
s of road?all I
lsh rug. And > .
the hendquar- Fine for the kiddies, to
lean cori*. in a crate for your ice-t
iking applicuDRINK
>f Habit
exchang- 1 8&&I& WWH IBBfck
elr afternoon
inger H |
I didn't see I ^F
Bind to see 1 ??_ ? 1
your husbnnd | ' fQf 1^601 [ilt
divine wor- < w
?
r?B with me. ^^
the theater, _ -s
showing #tn.v- '
he dinHow
',l<-^->- "
our chapters '
.posties," : 1
roU>g out aft- ' vfljlffJ^^^ 1
iiiperfluous to
>ress subway ^ ^
it one jailer- '
t these rules
from .ue,
?<:zrz PEPSI-COLA
the kinfolks.
%. m*. I'
Fhyslclaa and Medical Anthor, itrii <
nor beentlful, healthy, raij-ob??k*9 j
hree times per day alter meals will I
ah, serToQB, run-down folks 100 per '
e. Avoid the old forms of metalllo ;
i stomach, and thereby do more harm
d Iron." It le diin i-mrd In this city 1 ,
a
liacy, J. F. Mackey Co., Midway f
(
\
i
icial and diplomatic circles that j
e Pope's proposals cannot ho ac- j j
pted. Indeed, there have been in-? ,
rations from the Vaticau that i,
>pe Benedict did not expect it
luld be accepted, but addressed
e belligerents with the purpose of
lilding the ground work for an-(
her discussion later on. I
The official forecast of what th?
esident will sa> if he speaks, is
at Pope Benedict's proposal conins
nothing on which to proceed
id that a discussion of peace terms j
in best be approached by Germany ,
iting fc^rs as the allies have done. 1
*
is Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head
realise of its tonic and laxative efiect, 1.AXALVli
BROMOOUININKisbettrrthan ordinary
ninine and doca not cause nervousness nor
oemif in head. Remember the lull name and
ok lor the signature of W. GHOVK. 30c.
Buried Alive in Tree.
As smiip workmen were felling tlm- j
er In Scotland, they discovered In the ;
enter of one of the trees a cavity In
hlch were the remains of n cat. The
keletoTi was entire, and some hair of
sandy color yet remained on the j
bin. It is conjectured that the nni- '
ml. having entered n hollow part of
lie tree, was unnhle to extrlcnte Itself, 1
nd the wood In process of years had
rown around It.
Vhat is LAX-FOSi
UX-FOS IS All IMPROVED CASCARA
Digestive Liqui?i Laxative, Cathartic
id Liver Tonic. Contains Cascaia Bark,
lue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black
oot. May Apple Root, Senna Leaves and
epsin. Combines Strength with palable
aromatk. taste. Docs not gripe. 50c 1
rag8
bear down and intervigor?your
work lacks
PEPSI-Col a and see the
k better?feel better and
F speed.
here is no substitute for
t suggestion.
o?get from the grocer
>ox. Or at all founts.
v
SKoia
vl Refreshme
^ip
*
v
BOTTLING C
t !
SAYS Hit ITAIX MIST PALL
"
pfral KnKlaml at Any Kayr*
Kaixer.
Copenhagen. Aug. 24.?England*
e arch enemy of Germany, must be
aten down at whatever cost. Em?ror
William told his troops while
i a visit to the Flanders front oni
Wednesday. An official statement,
sued in Berlin, says tlve Emperor
ildressed deputations from all deichinents
that have had a share in*
leeting the British attacks. He
lid he felt impelled to express his
Hanks and his full recognition ofHe
heroic gallantry shown by
roops from all parts of Germany in
he hard fighting of the last week,
'he Emperor referred to the marked
ontrast between the German and
ktiglo-French points of view and:
ontinued:
"It is in God's hands when in Hie
visdom He will give us victory. He
as taught our army a hard lesson
tnd now we are going to oass the
xamination. With the old Germa*
onfidence in God we shall show
vhat we can do. The greater ano
nightier the problem xhe more glady
we shall grapple with it and solve
t. We shall fight and conquer un
ti 1 the enemy has had enough of
[hose struggles.
"All Germans have realized who is
the instigator of this war and who is
the chief enemy?England. Everyone
knows England is our most
spiteful adversary. She spreads the
hatred of Germany over the whole
world, tilling her allies with hatred. '
and eagerness to fight. Thus everyone
at home knows what you know
still better, that England is particularly
the enemy to he struck down,
however difficult it uiav be. Yout
relatives at home who, too, have
made great sacrifices, thank you
through me.
"A difficult struggle lies aheaa of
us. England, proud of her stubborn
resistance, believes in her invincibility,
but you will show that you'
can attain still greater things, fot
the prize of the war is the German
people's freedom to live?freedom s.t
sea and freedom at home. With.
God's help we shall see the struggle
through and be victorious." .
+
When you yawn a good deal in the.
daytime, feel dull, acbev and want tc
stretch frequently, it is an unmistakable
symptom of malaria, and unless
you do something at once you are
booked for a spell of chills. HERJ1INE
is a chill medicine that will
prevent or cure the disease. It
drives out the impurities on which/,
the malarial germ thrives, strength- .
ens the liver and cleanses the bowels.
Price 50c. Sold by all dealers,
in medicine.?Adv.
Why you should
drink PEPSI-Cola
Pure cane sugar, carbon- r
ated spring water, fruit
juices, acid phosphate and
flavoring ? that's PEPSICola.
No mystery in its
recipe; just a proper i
blending of ingredients?
t delightful, wholesome
beverage, as beneficial as
it is refreshing, as invigorating
as it is thirstquenching.
Some people
call it a "Liquid Confection"!
It is the kind of
drink you would make at
home?if you could ! m
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