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..a.tn?i<niwi I^.I ' "" " " Jl thelancasternews ? < ? ..... Senate deman Senator LaFo Wbu t&f ?nW seditious addr. xv/?>ittlllfwr velt haa a?8? >e?e should b "My Country Tia of Thoe, Swoot Land The. Unite< of Liborty.'* passed, with Published Tuesday and Friday 000,000.000 a dv ipuo Driatinn hill \ v i inn m LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY, mittee oonfere , Established 1852. be the greater Entered as Second Class Matter in the world8 letober 7, 1905, at the Poetofflce at ~~ Lancaster, S. C.t under aot of Con- The Unltarli tress of March 3, 1879. general confei SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: lutton drawn (In Advance.) ur*,n* the car One Year 12.00 successful Issu Bin Months 1.00 tarism and ap ?TT? ; ?~ ~~ of President \ The News is not responsible for the | lews of Correspondents. I Frank A. V Short and rational articles on! the National C topics of general interest will be! bank in the U gladly received. . . , ing his time a ~~ _ Secretary McA Friday, bept. 28, 1917. , .,K?, . ? COVX/UU "IUC1 V J v immense salar; HE EKAIK4 US ON. v.Qa? . . year. This do He leads us on" rich man'3 wa By paths we do not know; ? Upward He leads us though our Gaston B. X steps be slow. ed under a \ Though oft we faint and falter by Wjth the murt the way, . , . , , . . King, and is 1 Though storms and darkness oft obscure the day bail. The caf Yet when the clouds are gone grand jury of We know he leads us on. C.. at the appt He leads us on. The pubUc Through all the unquiet years; Past all our dreamland hopes and IRro%v ,DK* an doubts and fears. i sensational cas He guides our steps. Through all the ? uiufsicu iiici/i** ^ince uotn 1 Of sin. of sorrow and of clouded ,,f Deputies of <*av8' ' in favor of a i We know His will is done .,,, .. . . on account of And still He leads us on. ?Anonymous. jLuxburg, it is I that Argentina What keeps the art in Spartan.jthe Allies, burg is the musical festival every i geutina's fleet year 1 lantic and tie 1 she is able to If the machines in the recent Ger- much assistan man air raid on London returned ( _ undamaged they certainly did not jg sa|(j return undamned. to quit Belgi * ' tlons, for the Without disparaging other aids economlc ent< to efficiency, Gen. Wood declares Antwerp> and that the war with Germany can be ? , . .. Belgium. It l won only "with men and sacrifice." .. that any condi . . _ . ! to the surrend Viscount Iahii, head of the Ja. . ... ravaged peoplt panese mission, will soon return to i storation and Japan. The results of his mission , ... . . Allies will att beyond good-will have not been an-1 German guara nounced. + Daniel C. Roper, a South Caro- The mobiliz linian, was sworn in yesterday as will begin nex 'Commissioner of Internal Revenue, a -L618 men fro very important office for which he move toward is well qualified. cording to the . 4 5th. the 51 German air raids upon London leave on the continue with casualties. Many train arriving Londoners are demanding retalia- 1:50 p. m. If tory air raids by the English against North Carolin German towns. Camp Jackson 8,000 negro tr The second battalion First South Carolina infantry, consisting of 450 The secon(i I 1 * " ...u uu8 luovea irom three biUlon8 Camp Jackson to Camp Sevier at and muItipUe Greenville, where it will merge into _ ? . . per cent intei the Thirteenth Division. nual|y ma,ur, a . . able at the O] Lieut, fcldward Blue Wheeler of 'of the Treasu Marion, S. C., serving on the British i (I of payment 2 front is said to be in a French hos! cation, 18 pe pltal for treatment having inhaled t 40 per cent poison gas in one of the recent bat-i per cent Janu ties. Thus the war comes closer i . , (Privilege of c and closer to us. ilnto any succ? The navy department has made morp than * official denial of the report that five ^or sale of hc merchant ships and two convoys had an(1 wil1 c'oae been sunk by submarines. Secretary Daniels has declared that In- Senator Till formation of casualties will not be v'?w reported kept from the public. . the statement f bargo would i Our good friend Mr. W. D. Lem-j cotton growei mond on yesterday presented us the embargo m with a doren big fresh eggs with the many, Austrii statement that he wished to egg on key does not the Editor to do the exact thing. \ye and to see thi thank him for the gift and the hint, more than tl Such a "Shell manifesto" is a re- that there is < minder of old times. that the demi THE LAN OA lesota public safety | greater than ever as addrese-d a com- not undertake to 0 the United States hold their cotton, ding the expulsion of fact he is holding ilette because of his a ess at St. Paul. Roose- SOME HINTS T< declared that LaFol- Usually the fari e expelled. deal more about would-be advisers, 1 States Senate has take kindly to m< amendment, the 18,- vice. But some rar deficiency appro- newspaper men \ vhtch is now in com- muoh nroney try >nce. This is said to they feel that the; it single appropriation pal(i for their ex; history. school for fools. T After this prettt in Church at a recent be anowed to mi ence adopted a reao- gggtions now. by ex-President Taft, not sell calv rylng of the war to a sell heifer ie to stamp out mill- The waste of sucl proving the measures grftat [n thi8 tlm Vll8on and Congress. vatlon. and the sa undermines the c anderlip. President of the CQUnty lt i, Mty Bank, the largest kllllng tbe ben t nited States, Is devot- dpn Again, nd talents in assisting gtored ln the idoo in financing the doQr aQd get r Loan, receiving the ^ lhat g0 y oi one aouar per >es kinder look like a Take Precaut?ons r. ages of the pestife -f. pare against the d? leans has been arrest- by the corn weet warrant charging him tWe,ve or fourtee ler of Mrs. Maude A. when eight or te Held for trial without antl don t try to >e will go before the on ?2 0? corn. T1 ('al)arrus County, N. raise hogs here wii caching October term. fix for il w,th Pas iterest in the case Is ,eRUIne8. with sotn t is likely to become a few weeks before e. after that corn cri * contents, for the he Senate and House "?xt year when y Argentina have voted had. rupture with Germany Nothing herein the exposure of Von tended to prevent l>?i. 2 , practically certain a nam or i will take sides with 8Pare ribs to this The addition of Ar- tion of the good t in patrolling the At- ^ e large food supplies THK <X)NT furnish would be of 11 is estimated ce- States will appropi ?f the war aboul at Germany is willing *s 'mP?88ihle I um on certain condi- gra8P the inimensl development of her T^at niany silver d Jrprises. especially at an acre of *rour certain guarantees by with pile8 flfty fee is not at all probable buy out 2>631 cou itions will be attached ter county at a vi ler of Belgium to her 1ts a88e88ed value -? except complete re- wou,d ?ive every full reparation. The c^''d 'n the Unit end to the necessary piece- T^n wh ntees. that the governnw exceDt what it apt * by taxation and tfc ation of negro troop9 peopie pay th t Wednesday, when jjeg|n to understi m South Carolina will jor widespread it Camp Jackson. Ac- omy> schedule, on October 0n tjl0 ?ther h Lancaster men will yaat sum wlll be 8:55 a. m. Southern Allies, wh at Camp Jackson at tional investment the negro troops fiom tional expense. T a and Florida go to o{. remainder there will be about home and will prt oops there. (rial aet 1 vity and tional wealth. Liberty Loan Is to be True war alwaj denominations $50 COsts in men and t s of that amount. 4 be patiently born rest, payable semi-an- war, if South Ing 25 years redeem- "ready with lift >tion of the Secretary HpeakH the truth ry In 10 years, terms justice and libetrj per cent upon appli- -?4 r cent November 15, PIIIE PK1 December 14 and 4 0 The Insurance iary 13. 1918, with h. McMaster, urg onverting these bonds duce the danger ceding issue bearing flre8 by putting a per cent. Campaign zinc or an old < >nds will open Oct. 1, battery In their Oct. 27. stoves that the fu -r ria chimneys of so man in a recent inter- and houses. He in The State made cellars, garrets ar that the cotton em- be rid of trash, lot seriously affect the and that ashes bo r, that the object of boxes. Replace i van to Insure that Ger- with tin or som a, Bulgaria and Tur- roof and see that get any of our cotton, Ing is properly at Neutrals do not get i good order. T hey should have, and 1 would greatly he every reason to believe I losses. Most flrei and for cotton will be ! negligence. . _ -? ' "i STEK NEWS FRIDAY, SEI While he does WHEN CYNTHY advise farmers to ??? as a matter of (By F' p ntlce A his own. j ata,t much haQd ter |Er hear the sermon > THE FARMER. An' as ter singin*?-Loi ner knows a great Tell me toot ter shot farming than his An' ^ when Paraon c . , ^ "There'll be a even: , and he does not There a|Q.t no need 0 ich newspaper ad- If he wIU 8ee me th times there are When Cjrnthy pla who have lost so ing to farm that 1 8lt way back an' out An' 4am* a l??_*a -? . . . . , ?-*iuu u u Y have bought and . , ... . An watch her sittln v perience, the only Beiore the melodee Her dainty little profit nlnary we want to Her neat uplifted cfc ike Just two aug- 11 ?ort ? turns y?r thc From Hell an' Morti When Cynthy plaj es for veal and do calves at all. It comes a sort o' Hea i a practice is too A?' th? lamps an' i e of food conser. An> the cho,r turn" , . ... . An* then?I don't 1* le of heifer calves T . ? ? . . I see her small white f attle industry in Run a-dancin' cross s as foolieh as An' I can't believe I'm hat lays the gol- L,,ke common folks . .. . Whey Cynthy pla when the corn Is crib, lock the Ther0.g nothin' thet 1 value received Ter win that small >es in and out. Ter see her movtn' ro against the rav- 80 nueenly-llke. an' Ter sit the winter eve irous rat, and pre- , Before the fire s gle; sstructlon wrought Wfltch those little HI. I)o not feed An' jes' He back, an tn ears at a feed When Cynthy pla: n will do better. ?Amherst Liter fatten many hogs QflTF St; le fact Is we can t "I've Just, been rt th profit unless we Montaigne." tures, grasses and "What of him? .. , . "He said that whei e corn in the last a good thing he annex slaughter. Look ..We? ? deolarPfl b, and its precious jokesmith, "he had tl time will come for running a humor ou will wish >ou 8t- l-?ou'8 Republic. V NO CHANCi contained is in- ,, _ .. Minneapolis Tribune, any farmer from . . . , , They had parted lo some sausage and Jn the deepenin othce in recogni- the twilight, they had advice given. "Here is the old stl y said. "Aye, an' here be on ** ^ jou carved Sandy," si that the United ensuing silenct riate the first year only by the buzzing c : $20,000,000,000. overhead. Honeyladi for the mind to grilled through the flushed their glowing Ity of such a sum. ?Ah Mary .. ex(>; lollars would cover -ye're Just as beautifu id closely stacked and I ha'e never fort t high, or it would bonnle lass. ... T "And ye, Sandy," sh mtiea like Lancas- , , , , A her blue eyes moisten aluation of double R8 b,K a ?er aR ever a for taxation, or it juat the same." man, woman and ed States $200 a SURE THI en we rememher Topeka State Journal. jnt has no money Tbe Inspector was school and all the cl s from the people ... ... . , specially told before lat sooner or later teacher. "Don't answt e bills of war we are almost certain yo and the necessity correct." idustry and econ- The 8l,bJect was hi "Who." asked the It the mother of the and niuc.i of this hero an(j J<ing, Robert loaned at interest He pointed to the b ich will be a na- hi - then around the instead of a na- was no an8Wer' The heart of the teacher hen further, most joy boy who wa will be spent at (he very foot of the c >mote great Indus- that he knew. I increase of na- "Well, my boy, con spector, "who was si "Mrs. Bruce," said ra has Its terrible ueans. which must HOW MARiMLOS ie in a righteous Pittsburg Chronlcle-T Carolina's motto Soon after a certain ? and property" Supreme court of Rho for all lovers of been appointed he we one of the Southern c for a week. He was * with himself. CVKNTIOJI. "Mary," he said to 1 Commissioner, P. ress, "you've been In es all to help re- ^ow 'onK?" .ki.?i . "Two years, sir," s of shingle roof ... "Do you like It?" piece of old sheet ..Surei irB we? eno discarded dry cell ed Mary. fire places and "Rut, Mary." the Ju mes from this will "you have many Pr,v . . country which you'd n< ot and save money . . KT . . land. Now at home yo further urges that be In a room with a id premises should Supreme Court( and c greasy rags, etc., ,ar,y w'th him." not put In wooden . ""Ut' BUre- R,r'" fla .... In earnest, "you'd nev weathered shingles at home ? e non-combustible the electrical wlrinsulated and In BIBLES FOR HOT rhese precautions Fort Ml". Sept. 25.lp to prevent Are have arran*ed throug . o it * 0t RoClt Hill to BU i are the result of n??o ? w . ^ the Bible to be placed guest rooms in the tw *T. 28, 1917. PLAYS. CHEMICAL. SCIENCE TAINS PROU1 bbottf Jr.) In Regarded an One of go ter church try's Chief Sources c out, rd! the fellers Journal of Commerce. ?t: However casually Ai omes an' says past years may have rel In' prayer," attainments and proj ' askin' twice chemical "science." it ere, truly Justifiable only ys! (past two years?or even fer to the "American < o' sight dustry." Whatever els< ream war has done, it has gl ip in front a genuine industry in n. previously held but sn e, an* comparison with our 1 tin lights away Today, Chemistry and il Sin, cal Industry have a rlgt rs! very prominent place it of American accomplie ven. potentialities. None o all's forgot,* nea activities and const ?r Cherubim, gies can match in vlrilit :now what? the work of the indust lngers For the first time in c the keys, career, "Big Capital" I livin' here ed the wonderful ( I sees, which abide in the worl ys! oratory, once it is exj commercial scale, and wouldn't do ly lending its aid in si white han'; will make America a und the room competitor of older na gran'; world competition of th nin' through For generations w< am. pouring out smoke fro Angers play? of thousands of chlmne; * dream. the atmosphere and was yrs. I gles which we had nol ary Magazine. | conserve. For aeons ric - looted in the earth. Bu >. reeesity and her offspr ading about tion, under the stres of and other barriers, h them into products wo lever he saw 0f dollars and incident :ed it." a new Declaration of A the saturnine dependence. 'No longer he right idea dyes tuffs and munitioi oils cc lumn." | and indispensable metnl | icals from foreign nr have learned to mak lE* selveS; and not only by rlyinK our own wants ng years a>ro. | commercial quantities as g shadows of ,,ew held fo rexport tra< met again. possibilities, lie. Mary," he I" no line of sclentii mercial endeavor, pr ir initials that there been Ruch pro; re replied. chemist has made durl s was broken two years. Governme if an airplane and private fortunes h sn memories i the brains and learning twilight and I tist for new endeavors cheeks. j suit is astonishing, aimed Sandy I French chemist, visitini il as ye were, J try, said the other day jotten ye, ray done in the three mont been in the war thing! e cried, while rope needed three year led, "are Just Pll?h." And the thin; n' I believe ye founded him even more compllshment itself wa - of zeal and determinat N"G. it that is giving the new dustry an Impetus and examining a "h'Ch ,are b>r th' ana had been " dTOlil d- ?? k.. ,,on aside and make us I newness of our chemh ?r unless you i. . . .. master of the world. iur answer is v. ,, ... Now all this may be and unduly optimistic, I story. not delve into the rece ispector "was .. ... ^ .. ' . the chemist and the < grca* Scottish . ... . .. . ?,, jgineer without realizing Bruce?" ... something entirely new oy in front of i , . __ . I of American energy, class. There . . ,. . . dustry comparable with n at last the ? . . .. . ... ent-day enthusiasm and leaped with . ... . . automobile business. ^ is standing at ... , . . . . .1 . a I a a Slant from the lass indicated ' .. , ... genii from nothing and .... of the leading Industrie) tinued the in- . . . ,,, in a decade. It may no . ' , . chemical trade will atti the lad. . . . . greatness in so short a \ t 4 tip progress of two years f ' X 1,1 nothing Is impossible Blegraph. scientific knowledge, Judge of the spirit and the financial de Island had resources with which tc int down into ounties to sit well satisfied COTTON GIN WOHKEF W T .V IN FATAI :he Irish wait this country Swrere lacerations on he said. Greenwood County Bleed to l>ea ugh." answerOreenwood, Sept. 21 rlKe continued. Dowell, employed at a < lieges In this the place of E. L. Rroc at have in Ire- miles south of Greenw u would never r|Rbt arm ao badly lari justice of the ... .. . . . , , * ... . ,, gin today that he bled hatting familfore medical aid coul Id Mary, quite Mr. McDowell, accordln er be a Judge was trying to clean pai when he was caught , drawn up Into the gin. tleally cut to pieces h EI> ROOMS, bow an(j badly lacerat ?The Gideons that It was impossible h W. A. Few- flow of blood. Mr. Mc] pply a copy of native of the Good Hop in each of the leaves a wife and s< o local hotels, children. ___ 1 AT- THE WORKING OF LIQUID FUIE. ) POSITION German Contrivance That Has Ter, ? rortt That Sonietbnes React on This Coun , ? Themselves. >f Power. Journal of Commerce. The Germans have not hesitated merlcans In . . ... to introduce both ancient or modern tarred to the _ . . , , weapons of offense and defense tress of the ., ..... .. . . . . . . . which they thought would be of ad- . has been . V .... .. vantage, regardless of Hague Con- .T within the . . ... . ' . . vention or accepted standards of < i 1688?to re- . ... rj. civilization. Among these is "LiChemical In- ,. e the world Fire, a weapon of value prln. . ' clpally because of its demoralizing ven Dir^n to m . . . , . ... .. . effect upon those attacked. There this country . . i .. * have been casualties resulting from ,w_lA.r.an?^ ? liquid fire, but it Js the psychologij-plcal ?r?.t c>| effecl ,hat |B ,ousht I the Cheml- The ">P,r*tUS u",*U)r con"?l? a metal tajik holding about (our it to claim a gaiiona of iiqU|d to be burned, a seci our surrey tloQ from tank to a rubihment and bej> hQ8e ftt tbe 0^^er end, in which f our Ibusl* there |g B ymaiie,. metal pipe about ructlve ener- a yard long fitted with a nozzle and > or promise (r^jon igniter, as well as an oilrial chemist. t,urn|Dg Wick; a valve near the tank >ur scientific and another near the nozzle. Benzol, las d "cover- from coaj tar and cru<je oil are used opportunities Jn eQual proportion and carried in c of the la - tbe tank under a pressure of a.piloited on a proximately 300 pounds per square I q mnnlfnAtinch, thie pressure being matntainjch ways as ed by compressed nitrogen^ an informidable ert Ra9 havjng no effect upon the tions in the content8 of the tank. The tank and 0 future accessories are carried by one man, a ha\o betn wj,jje tjje nozzie Is carried by a comm un rec s panjon wfien liquid |a being burned. is to pollutt Qr ^ may ^ fixed in position and itp 4 jv o on oroperated by the same man who cart learned to r|#> thp Unk bos la> neg_ a ^ drawn from the 1 old mother end nozzle and a wick, burning kerosene or similar oil. Is therebattlefronts .. . . , , by lighted, since the can Is a friction - ? ? w*? .? uuv. uo uao more on character than on condition. I Our chief aim should be not to obt can, but to attain to the best we can. Arm Cause There Is no return ticket to yesMan to terday and no parcel post for forth. warding the opportunity you left be. .. ,, hind.?A. R. Presbyterian. >.?Jim Mc;otton gin on >ks, about 15 RESIGNED OFFICE, * ood, had his ESCAPED REMOVAL srated In the to death he ''encu??on Wled Designation as Govrrnor Monday. d rach him. ? ? \ustin, Sept. 26.?James E. FerK to r?P?r,8< ttuson.who, by a vote late today of rt of the roll the state senate, sitting as a court and his arm | of impeachmentt was ordered re- i It was prac- moved from office as governor of slow the el- Texas and barred from holding any ed above, so public office "honor, trust or profit'' to check the filed his resignation as governor Dowell was a! with the secretary of state last e section. He'night, almost 24 hours before the sveral small 1 senate took final action to remove I him from office. I ive lumen |Rn|jer >phe n|j jg then turned oil rth mil ions an(^ jg |Rnjte(t aa jt leaves the nozall> written under great pressure. The result imerlcan n lg a flame Q( burning oil about 30 will we it k yards Ion*. For two-thirds of this i mater a s (j|8tRnrfi the flame Is straight, but it s and chera- ... . .. then turns up as does any other odueers; wo _ . flame. The flame may be directed i them oui aRa|nst the ground. but care must wa> o sup taken not to deflect it too sharpbut in such . .. . ., .. . . ly as it may strike the pround and * to create n turn back toward those operating ie of imense .... . .. , . ,, the device. It Is therefore not well suited to turninp down into a fic and com- . , h hi- b tiencho ?a >. ins ^ js C|a|nied by an expert from ^ ,i?ss as tie American Chemical Society that np the past ^re js not go effect|ve a weapnt resources , . . . .. , , on now that It is understood by the ave backed t , . # . troops and means for defence have an the re be?n worked out> U can be readll7 and t ie r? understood, however, that a number AS hi* n?te suck devices, with roar of the 5 t s coun gapapj,^ 0||t when used together, , you ave R|Ve a means of deraorallzlnp the 8 w?U. defenders of a trench, especially at ' ^ ? night, and In the beginning was a a iu unuiii- va|Uftj,|e accesory, especially by which as- parties.?Journal of Com. than the ac_ , merce. s the spirit Ion back of - chemical in- s?MF, FINE THOUGHTS, momentum ? time peace Qne of the mistakes of life is to all competi- 8Upp0se that a stream can be puri, despite the fle(j below its source. :al industry ? Between distrust of self and disrather rosy trust of God there is the difference but one can- between piety and sin. nt doings of! ?hemlcal en-j Self-control is a hard task. Some that here is | one has said, "The best reformers in the way | the world has ever had were those The only in-j who began on themselves." i it in pres spirit is the1 The most successful are not those vhlch grew who never made mistakes, but who vase of the made their mistakes the foundation became one on which they successfully built. ) of tne land t be that the What would this world be withiln any such out sympathy's uplifting power? It time, but the is in every one's power to give it luggeets that and the prompting to keep silent in i?with the another's time of sorrow should be the pioneer resisted. and material > build. True happiness depends more on I what one is than nn wliQt ? ?