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FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1918. this state,
or. for he
, friends w
SENTENCE SEIOIONS. 'otto win
, ? The line
Charlotte
***' To kn?w distance s
"That which before us lie in daily lite.
_ tnl slaiiih
Is the prime' wisdom.?Milton. ,
? eigtier. I
as an oflio
Genius is the father of a heavenly
tile Demo
line; hut the mortal mother, that is .
to vote lr
Industry.?Theodore Parker. .
niary elec
know to
Thus the fable tellSCus, that the (jHn( \yjjs
wren mounted as high as the eagle, .. ..
f- 7 _ fires tliev
t>y getting upon his back.?Steele. ,
* ? * K no foreigi
thank Go
To loval hearts the value of all ,
lican. I
irifts must vary as the giver's.?Ten- my ^ j
/" * nyson. ,
and reare
? _ C.. and w
, It is only people who possess firm- j Charlol
ness who can possess true gentle- .
V * .. , ** was a fo
? T?ness. In those who appear gentle it , .
who was 1
generally onlv weakness, which is .
' ' *ter count'
t. - "readily converted into harshness.? ,. . .
_ , the bicge
Jy E,aRochefouncauld. I
and chair
Tp- tOeS Of
Theinistocles being asked whether j;venfv v,
'he would rather be Achilles or 11<>- jjna|j1s
titer, said. "Which would you rather (or rount>
he. a conqueror in the Olympic charlotte
mantes, or the crier that proclaims
who are conquerors?"?Plutarch. 7Pn
of one
BDITOlilAIjETTKN. , , I ^ J?
*Srharlotte.
It can also be said of Mr. Dial that raster, wt
1 lie had the nerve to denounce his op- * guess tl
?. ponent to his face. ja ^?,e'En'
- f I '
- -Whether or not Hindenburg is (The f
dead he will never eat that dinner the local
Chn rlestoi
lie expected to eat in Paris. eopv seni
w , for public
_ * "Mr. McLaurin's reference to a Regard!
. ww.. Poard of
\ ^country circus was probably nearly
on the 1.;
correct, but with his retirement the 00rrespom
'*-* circus loses one of its attractions. John P. 11
It of the ntai
* There are but three more days in that the vi
which to enroll for^participat ion in missP?ted
is "hS*T '' ^ockWv/n
s ^ Wou should enroll today. wounnir th
- vou ' ? , , ^ ..
T tl, a ' - . V,dPrt' W
j, or ract ir tningtf-.are if the ins
> ^
Ik to turn out ttke they have for '1p would
* the pt^V few days the Hun dou$fb'ss ' li*t r,,rn'
wall of th
wishes it would rain always and do *">
~ ? .auer nlw
lay the offensive. when a c<
put in jail
Wall Street has discovered fli.it j i>r| he f
'the war will he over January , but never had
V. the safest bet is that it will be over f "p v,:
\ pert- to.
\ "when General Pershing drink- >nd.t
\ that his t
\rwater In Berlin. anything i
\ -onse won!
w If enough Charlotte people could minded in;
Ht>e in'duced to come down and drive elose confit
- over I^ancaster's end of that road. Pn"so- as
~ who has t
* maybe they'd get ashamed of the
sixteen me
^Charlotte end and improve it. fj0 better
? ? thnn a wo
The Observer admitted the other three meal
t day that Charlotte is near Camp know the
j Greene, and everybody had been led ('har,,,f>s r
* - . w ,, , the State ;
S to believe that Camp Greene was . . ,
\ v der to holi
near Charlotte. they must
! ports and
* " ^ German military writers are (lis- lieve. if po
.. . pesedsno^o believe that one million niore th
j^^AjTo-ricn^ fighters., are in Europe, f,'in
_ . ^ WHICH Willi
TrtTT^WW* venture the *uess that the festive if
>.* Germans who are facing them he- reports w i
** > "dieve there are many more than tiiat Tlie shevlf
number. , laineasfer
? one and t
In the operation of the telegraph i'' 'V ' ''
^ .v pair the h
and telephone lines we. Iiope pros- (jefer (here
poets of dividends don't run aV?ky
; -with the service as In the case of The waj
' certain other things under Mr. Burle- Ing out In
son's control. [we're In (i
' . . .
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THE LANCAST
mg TO THE EDITOR. I 8CI8SOKS AND PA81
rhief Orr Writes. War (Jnrden Pro*|)?
itor of The News: (Spartanburg Journa
been informed that I ant The department of ap
icized by some few people (loe8 not taku cognizance of
ter. who have been selling gardens?not that it scorns
reely. for saying that nine- all, but because it is too d
the people whom I have ar- , ollect dependable data o
the last six months were They are therefore omltte
extracts. They assert that department bulletins givi
irelgner. and should not bo forecasts. A rough estimai
? hold the position of chief war garden crop, however
1 wish to state that I did ! nished by ("has. L. Pack,
enths of the people that I of the war garden commissi
ted in the last six months i more impressive even than
ik on extracts and Jamaica reports.
ul 1 mean every word of it. j On June la, says Mr. Pa
nult-flnders. I say. stop sell- were 4.l?oit.tM?0 war gardei
3tuff and help stamp out (nited States. We may ass
ess in Lancaster and there are no fewer now. 1
Now as to tnv being a* for- resent a numerical increase
wish to state that my fath- year of 40 per cent, which
one-armed Confederate sol- that we have seven garden
i. reared and died in Meek- cry five we had last summer
ounty. X. C : was a life- That is not the whole st<
locrat who served 4 1 years or. in general, the garden*
lice force of Charlotte, and titer advanced titan thev we
landing on tin1 force when ago. because almost tin* ent
Sheriff Hunter can verify try had an earlier, warmer
meat in regard lo my fath- season, and the growing e
a 11 <1 my father were good have been better. Some of
lien I was a child :n Char- too. is doubtless due to the
re 1 was born and reared, amateur gardeners have
between Lancaster a-d knowledge and skill, and so
is easily crossed and th ; ting better results.
hort. and no one bt.i a wil
rer would call me a for- \'ot For Fdison.
mean only to do my duty (Greensboro Daily No
or. 1 registered and signed Thp pi,ople Kenerally. we
eratle club roll and expert v m app)aud ,h(. refusal of
i the next Democratic pri- ^ Kdison. the Inventor, to
ion for candidates whom I tho foo,stl.ps of Henry Ford
be strong friends of Drosi- ., vi,.tim to ,hP llirp of po|it
on. no matter for what of- nientlng on a report in no
may be running. So I am th;U Kdison contempla
iter. no Republican, and ninK fo|. thP rnlted states ,
fi. not a son of a Repub- \PW j rsey, Charles Kdison
wish to ask my bitter ene- ventor'B son. describes it as
M. Morrow, who was born rulnor? "My father is too
el in Lancaster county. S PVen contemplate such a thi
ho was (derk of our court snn js quoted as saving, adc
tto N. C.. for many years. his fafhpr ..js not hpr0 to
teigner: was M.C. Ma>er. S(nry as be has gone down
born and reared in I.ancas- for a trip." Mr. Kdison savs
ir. and at one time one of rpport probabIy 8tarted
st merchants in Charlotte. ..,Ipnry Ford ia runn,nK in
man of the hoard of trus- and Honfe onP thought Mr,
Charlotte township for wh(> |g onP ()f his cloae
ars. a foreigner, and the m|Rht d() ukewlae ln New
nd Melks. born in Lancas- Qf cou,.se ft ,s a? right u
all big business men in Ford Mr. Kdison or anyom
were they foreigners, and aspjrp fo fhp apnate am, ul
ble and most worthy citl- jn tha, aURUgt ,)ody if thPV
11 C. Twitty. cashier ,)U( Mf Kd,80n a8 hP know
biggest banks bjy potter than anyone
lotto and Dr. Hart SPrvp bj3 country better ou
on. a leading doctor ln spnatp (han u In hjs ,
born and reared in Lan- he Jg invaluable to th|s natio
re they foreigners. If so. prjs,s Jn thp 3Pnate hP mf#
ten in his estimation I am of value and aKa|n he might
M' Orr. this is no time to expeiinter
As to tlie Jail. T)IhI
ollowing was prepared by' _ .
correspondent f'-r y- tho " hester Reporter.)
i News and Conrler.-fi'od a When a man is given sucl
to The Lanoastcr News 0fr by bis home eommunlt>
ation > ,ven rnndi(lllt0 N H nial 1
ing the report of the State .... ...
... ... . r, , by the citizens of the city a
( harlties and Corrections . , . ,,
. ,, ty of Laurens he is gencrall
aneaster eountv Jail, vour /
. . . ?. ' far above the average. for
lent interviewed Sheriff
. . unless he is a man of unus
unter today to pet h-s sule , , ...
... .. v . , ity and possessed of the e<
Iter Sheriff Hitmer stated
... , ... , end esteem <>f the entire pub
gilant nioniher of the hoa-vd
. - ' ing to he the reripient of t
anjjiipot tanjt <act when he .
_ ovation. The campaign ha
Iftutely - no facilities for . . . .
' . that the Laurens man has tl
on of the races or sexes , .... . . . .
sarv abilitv: his achievemen
e day have been pro- . . # ,
business and professional
hen, as a matter of fact. ...... , ,
furnish further proof; and
pec tor had looked closely ,, . . , ... f . .
tidence and good will of hi
have seen a door at the
bors to overflowing degre*
?r shut hack against the , ..
best testimony of all
e wood cell which the . . . ..." , . . .
against Col Dial as his prin
ays closes and fastens , .
ponent is a man against wi
run red woman prisoner Is , , .
, , . . , ally to his country at tl
I. which is not very often " ...
hour rests certain doubts, ar
urther savs that he has .. .. , ..
, .. . his own actions and his <
a white woman prisoner ...... . . .
etiage. With choice to he i
ips in in 11 and never ex- . . .
tween these two should ther
Sheriff Hunter also states . , ... . ?
doubt of the outcome?
irisoners rev r suff<>r f >r
to eat and that common _ ? ..
The Roll < all.
d teach any reasonable
in that a prisoner kep, i? .Charlotte Observer.
lenient with very little ex- T,1P f,rst n,ix-,,p ?f th?
for instance, one prisoner w,,h ,h" American soldiers
,een confined for the last in **P?rleneet. out of whi
inths, could live well and ri,m? considerable dlsllluslo
on two good meals a dav ,or ,ho Germans. The roll ei
rkinp nnrtvi? t n,. i.i a Herman ranks after the hat
s a day. but said ho. "you sad pvidpncp of what had b
members of the Hoard of Penln*- Tf> ,hft repeated ci
md Correction are costing Hans and Frl,z and ,,0,n!
* lot of money and in or- ,onK U*x of f"vor,te Oernra
i their lucrative positions 'here was no response. ?
say something in long re- ,hnr" ever ,,ft aRain for 1
make the taxpayers bo- n,*?pr of the absentees,
ssible. that they are worth haok of ,hH American lines,
em than grand Juries, who 'hat ",e Germans would h
similar recommendations. lar*est spouse to their roll
Id be j?st as good and ef- U was ,hor? ,haf ,hr'
not more so as grand Jury "|,rnve" hnd hpPn herded >?
-Mild be quickly heeded." "nd wherp thHr Kr??(}y e
f savs it is true that the ?Ppned to the bountiful con
county jail is a very old t,,e American commissary
here are many Inconvon- ,ho Americans got Into the
this does not seem to im- over lhere thP ro11 ral1 hafl
ealth of the prisoners nor onP ,nos' painful tnllli
i from getting In^j?^ jesses the Germans .are forc<
^ :serve.
? ?
r the cullfe*. .r? com- Jnll>.. Mo.hcr.
'hie. <jouj^jrlJ looks as If (Oreenvllle piedmont
H sorrte real ^clitics. | Twelve years ago Mrs. Ma
>>C> ' - > >
v_,m* *. S vw *
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ER NEWS LANCASTER. S. C.
man abandoned her 3-menths-old
rE. daughter, Julia. The state gave Ju
lia to a childless couple who wanted
t>t a little baby to love and work for.
Two years later Julia's mothor came,
' ' to the realization that life without
;riculture j,er baby wasn't worth living and so I
the war Bbe set out to find Julia,
theiu at por four years Julia's real mothitflcult
to or hunted for the baby she had
n them. caHf Qff amj then when she found
d in the, her. happy and contented in the
ng crop arms of the woman Julia had learnte
of the P(j to call mother, there followed a
. is fur- War of mothers for the affections of
chairman Julia. Mrs. Borkman began a series
on. It is 0f Kjfts, and the foster mother, counthe
farm tered with music lessons, drawing
lessons, pretty clothes any everyck,
there thing else she couid think of and
is in the which Julia's little heart craved,
unto that .\ny gift from Julia's own mother
[ hoy rep- was followed by a gift from her fosovor
last t?*r mother. Julia lived upon the U)h
is to say summit of childhood happiness. ,
s tor ev- Also, Julia was becoming "spoiled."
And so her foster parents took ca i
;?ry. eitlt- the problem to a Chicago judge. He
i are far- decided that Julia's foster mother
re a year should keep her, and for Julia's welire
coun- fare he ordered her own mother
planting never to speak to the child, write to ttO
onditiona tier, or approach her.
the gain, it may be better for Julia not to .
fact that have two mothers straining for her CII
acquired a fictions, for that seems to have
i are get- "spoiled" her, but it is going to bo
mighty hard on Julia's mother, the
mother who too late came to know n
that the dearest thing in a mother's J
ws.) 'ife is her child.
> believe.
Thomas Home Demonstration Meetings,
follow in Tabernacle Home Demonstration
and fall ?'ub w" 1 meet at the school building
Ics Com- 0,1 Wcliesday, July 24, at 4:00 p.
wspapers m' Hattie McMurray, Assistant
ted run- 1;mPrKGn('y H I> Agent.
senate in Cnitv Home Demonstration club
. the in- ~ ~ ~ ? ? ?
a "wild HOW S 1 his r will meet with I
busy to Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward Thursdav July
f?r any ease of Catarrh that cannot bo '
ing. the cured by Hall s Catarrh Medlclno. Juanita Neely, (
ling that Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken North Dancas
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty- ' '
deny the flVo years, and has become known as the stration club wi
the coast, ^ remedy tor Catarrh Hall's ? , Cra, on
Catarrh Medicine actB thru the Blood on
1 that the the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol- 4:00 p. m. Ju
because' *on from the Blood and healing the dls- p Agent
! eased portions. '
Michigan After you have taken Hall's Catarrh The Home I)<
Kdlson Medicine for a short time you will see a
' great Improvement In your general Oakhurst will h
froinds, health Str.rt taking Hall's Catarrh Medtlersev
*' cine at onee and get rid of catarrh. Send ftt the honte of
for testimonials, free. ,
lr Hcnrv f. j. chknkt & CO.. Toledo. Ohio. on next 1 riciay,
e else to 8o,d by a" Druggists. 7Rc. . o'clock p. m.
to a seat _
else, can J+j
tside the Of a ft
vorkshop Q" ml
>n in this W VV V
prove '3 B
And.ffi Ml AU Vh
1 TT <11 1
i a send- |
' as was i J ?
ast week ? J >?j4MN0^MghfflJ
nd conn- - J j "iuK^E
y a man ; 1 / #
no mau I ?
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iinfldence [ 1 K
lie co- m
": $ m/m# r 11
rr:l vf Chi
eon- g| y y
is neigh- - J
? Is the J
Arrnveo ; 1
elpal op- |
lose loy- L ^
his dark ^ [
St I Mr. Nash v
e be any " ]
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Germans J J
resulted r ]
eh there . ]
nment J ] M _ ?
==! Saturday,
i and a i ft
n names: JJ
hT | to buy War Mules.
It was Q"
however. (V
lave had r ] ?????
rail, for . ]
Kaiaer'n 1
ke nhoopiL.
Fsr ji Gregory buairmas
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; baooma . 1 _
"rii Stock c
ry Bork- Sjttiiu?.iiUi!Ji!J?En!liijra^ faiitrafaia
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Mrs. K. K. McCain on Demonstration, mustard pickle. 1
25, at 4:00 p. m. Juanita Necly, Co. II. D. Agent.
'o. H. D. Agent.
ter Home Demon- No Improvement in News Print.
11 meet with Mrs. 'Washington, July 18.?Mill stocks Vj
Friday, July 26, at of news print paper showed virtually \
anita Neely, Co. H. , no improvement during June, ac- \
I cording to the federal trade commisjmonstration
club of aion's monthly review of the Indus
ave a called meeting iry* At the end of the month only
\iiQo vi.-j _ *y _ about one week's output 26,161 tons
Miss Marion I ssery
was on hand.
July 19, at 4:00 ?
Program. pickling;! 666 euros Malarial Fever.
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