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TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1918. NU^mON TONIC With Paw-Paw Added THREE POWERFUL FORCES IN ONE PUT UP IN LIQUID FORM Mr. J. V. Davis, a Methodist minister living at Congaree, S. C., has joined the army of converts of the thousand swho are already disciples of Ironized Paw-Paw. The reverend gentleman says: "I have suffered from stomach troubles for a number of years which caused me considerable anxiety. I could not sleep, or at least I did not know what a sound y sleep was for many months. My attention was drawn to lionized PawPaw by reading one of your an nouncements in tho newspapers. I obtained a bottle and bega nto use it. I may say eonselentiously that after the first dose I began to feel relief and the same evening slept sounder than I had in many months past. You may publis hthls fact, as I want other people to know the remarkable virtues contained in your Ironized Paw-Paw. I consider it does fully more than you claim for it, and I shall certainly continue the treatment." We want the man or woman who can't sleep and is despondent to come in and tr ythis remedy. You'll never go back to the old-fashioned medicines. I^ots of busines sand professional men find Ironized Paw-Paw enable sthem to do more and better work. It seems to energize every fibre, tissue and bone. Begin on Ironized Paw-Paw today so you can joi'nthe army of converts. Your druggist probably keeps it, but if he doesn't it is on sale in Lancaster. Ironized Paw-Paw has the formula on every bottle. Mail orders promptly attended to. Interstate Drug Co., Inc., New York.?Advertisement. NAVY DEPARTMENT NOW TESTING AERIAL BOMBS While Wailing Itosull of lii(|iiir.v Into FiiIHiiv of lloiiilis to Explode in l"-ltoat Attack. Washington, July 25.?While 4 waiting the result of the official inquiry into the failure of naval airplane bombs to explode when dropped in the attack by naval aviators on the German submarine off the New England coast Sunday, the navy department is making a thorough inJ *pection of the entire stock of these " prhiect'l?8 to determine the reliability of detonation. At the same time - the ortlnqnce bureau of the navy has taken ttnder consideration the alteration Of the bombs. Secretary Daniels said that a very 1 low percentr^e of bombs which fall to explode has been discovered thus far in the navy's test. It was explained that the naval r inquiry Is not intended so much to determine the failure of the aviators to damage the submarine off Orleans, !^ss., as to make certain thai ? the store of projectiles is ready for ^ efficient service. It is definitely known that one of the two bombs dropped last Sunday struck so far from the target that It would noi have damaged the submarine had an explosion occurred. t . KltiHT OF HAN DIICOO'H MKN HTfLL L'N.AfN'Ol'NTKD FOlt J j ^P^shlngton, July 29.?All but % eight ntatli>: 59 men reported missing A after tp74 sinking of the armored \ J cruiser San Diego off Fire Island, N. ^ ? Y., have been accounted for, said an announcement by tfte navy department. Further reports are expected to- reduce, this number and officials hope that the only casualties will Dt> ^ thjp three men killed by the exploscl Among/the men still unaccounted ^ foWls Sims Watters, fireman, OalnesvllfcwOelrgla. tains no alcohol, arsenic,1 M ' 'Q*? v. OH BULL'S COLOWY", Norwegian's Dream of Model = Home Now Scene of Ruin. \ - Z ! Recalls Misplaced Confidence and z | Made All the More Tragic Becauee E of 8plendld Ideals. = Only the rain of the villa "Valhalla** E remains of the Ill-fated Norwegian col- E ony established by Ole Bull In Pennsyl- E vunla In the late '60s. The story of E the colony, says the Kansas City E Times. Is nno nf mlanlonoM I w ?. va ? 0|?iavvu WUI1UCUW, ? made all the more tragic because of : the splendid Ideals that led to Its e?- z tabllshment. E The great Norwegian violinist, al- z ways an admirer of America, wished z to obtain o location for a model colony z of his countrymen. He bought a thou- E sand acres of a firm of land dealers 5 and soon afterward brought to this Z country severul hundred Norwegians. E A clearing was made, the village of E Olenna built and, in an address to the z townspeople, Ole Bull set forth the z ; hopes that had Insptred his mission. Z | The address follows: z "Brothers of Norway I From the ? clime where the north wind hus Its E home; where the maelstrom roars, und E where the aurora for half the year E takes the place of the genial sun, we E have come to find u home. When we E were among our mountains, and war E was bringing want and famine upon z us, we heard there was a country in a z milder climate where liberty dwelt and z plenty reigned. Upon looking over our z records, we found that our country- z men, under Thortin, had discovered J z that land more than eight hundred j z years ago, hut that they were met by j z cruel and savage Indians, and had left I E no record of themselves, except some j z traces of their sad history engraven j E in the rocks of Fall river, and one tem- | E pie which they raised to God on an 1 E Island ut the mouth of Narragansett 1 E l?ny. All other record of thom had E passed away. i E now umerem is our reception rroin z that which Thortln and his followers z received. No suvage Indian startles us z with his war whoop, hut kind friends z meet us on every side, taking us by the z hand and giving us welcome to our | z new home. = "Brothers of Norway 1 We must not E disappoint this contidence, but by E lives of Industry und honesty show to E our new brothers that they huve not E misplaced their friendship. E "And now, to these gentlemen of E New York and Pennsylvania, who have z so kindly assisted by their counsel and z advice In this work, I return my most z sincere and heartfelt thanks, and cast- j z lug ourselves upon the goodness of our : z heavenly Father, resting secure upon z his promise, let us go on In the daily = performance of every duty, und he = will bless us." E There was a pathetic aftermath. E Hardly had the pioneers got well un- E der way with their homchuilding when E It was discovered that the violinist had E been victimized. The company that E aold him the land had no valid title to E It. The people of Oleana scattered, E some of them penniless and with few E friends In the new country. Ole Hull, E with splendid loyalty to those he had E brought to this pass, gave public con- E certs to raise money for their relief. E BOHEMTAN SLAVS RISE | AGAINST THEIR RULERS z Jugo and ('/.echo-Slavs Would Flock E to Standard of Allies if (iiven j E Opportunity. J: Washington, July 25.?Revolts and mutinies of Czecho-Slavs and j E Jugo-Slavs In Bohemia and Hun-iS gary, reported unollicially today in a E London dispatch, hold Important z possibilities. E The Jugo-Slavs in southern Aus- E tria and along the coast of the E Adriatic extending north of a line E ,wlth the northern boundary of Italy z constitute a large portion of the dis- E ! nnniiloilon ' ? ? ? -?rvKu*HvivM nwu iucii am- _ moslty to the Germans and their = Austrian masters has been Increased ^ t.y the suppression on the part of the ([ war party. It was pointed out byj officials hero that these Slavs would flock to the standard of the allies If ri they had a chance and the onward ? marching Italians and French 5 forces on the Alblan front would 2 give them that opportunity. It Is known that hundreds of* thousands of these Jugoslavs have s been transported by the Austrian ^ authorities, acting under orders of ei the Germans. and the Bulgarians w since the war began but It is quite ' possible, according to well informed officials, that a million men might be added to the allies' forces front " these malcontents. The Slavs are!*' said to Vnake excellent soldiers when ,l fighting for n cause near their hearts. r< The assistance of Slavs In Austria n is believed to be a matter of tremendous Importance. At the Tad ceru- '' sua, In 1910, the four divisions of Slavs within the Austrian empire T numbered about 24,500,000-.--a lit- n tie less than an absolute raaporlt^ of ^ the total population of the empire. al Of these, nearly 5.000,000 were Poles- and 4,000,000 Huthenlans. 01 The CEecho-Slovaks-ftyhemlana, Mo- w ^ *. m .1 1 " , " 666 cures Chills and Fever It %t > * # THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C. lillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiii | To Lancaster N< | Subscribers S Our government has askec 5 when subscriptions expire and = sible in asking for renewals. W< E to all subscribers whose subsc = and all names wijl be dropped f E * newal is received in the meanti = Look at the date on the lab H piration date of your subscript EE pircd, or is about to expire, seiu E so that you will not miss a sinu EE wish to cut off any person who E if you have misplaced the little EE off the label hearing your date. E low and send with your remittr I The La | Do It Now?Don'l E Address = Date =j To The Lancaster News, |j Lancaster, S. C. i llere is my label and \ enclose = subscription to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim i avians and Slovaks?numbered WOMEN TAKES CONId'CTOH'S early 8,500,000 of whom about 6.- PLACE OX PASSENGER Tit AIX 00,000 were In Austria and nearly Kinston, July 24.?Women have ,000,000 were In Hungary. It was been carrying the mails over rural om this section that the Czecho- free delivery routes out of this city lovaks in Siberia came after they for years. A duy or two ago one ad been forced into the Austrian, acte(j a ^conductor on a passenger nomy from which they deserted ,A , . ..... . .. ...? j j I train from Pink Hill to Kinston. The hen the opportunity offered dur-j ig the campaigns against the Rus- tra'n arrived on schedule. The regans. ular conductor was on vacation and The religious differences between the functionary who was in his place le various branches of the Jugo- failed to show up at the time for delavs has been entirely wiped out by,.parture. Mrs. Helle Jones, young le war. according to information ; wife of Melvin Jones, of Pink Hill, scelved recently by the state deD*rt. ur/i . -- ^ ...... ua?Ku?>i ui raucv ?ergeunt K >cnt, and they aro now united in p. Foscue, of thia city, volunteered lelr hostility toward the Austrian*, j to bring the train in. She had hat\ ormerly they were divided between some experience in a railroad office re Catholic and Russians churches. | Mrs. Jones took charge, gave the hell here were also a number of Moham-jcord a tug and In a few minutes was tedans among them upoiywfilch the saying "Fares, please,'* and going urkw counted for assistance In their about her duties as a condnrtoress llianco with Austria. with as much ease as if'she had beerv The Jugo-Slav race numbered on the Job a long time. Kinstpp lore than 6,500,000 in 1010, of .Carolina officials complimented ^ hom 750,000 j* ere lu-'Austria. 3,- upon the train's arrival here. ,y 00,000 In Hungary, and 2,000,000' " j ??"4 ? Herxogovina. 666 cures Bilious Fever. r>' j ?? _ PAGE THREE > 111,1111111 WWW 5WS | I all publishers to stop all papers EE to write just as few letters as pbs- =E ; are mailing out this week notices ee riptions expire before August 1, e| rom the list on that date unless re- * ee me. el on your paper?it gives the ex- == ion. It'the time paid for has ex- * == 1 in your renewal before August 1, ,le issue of the paper. We do not = wishes the paper continued, and notice, or haven't received it, tear == paste it on the coupon printed be- == i nee. ? = ncaster News M \ = * Lancaster, S. C. M t Delay I 11)1 H . Dollars to pay my == 191.... =: = ^ ?? M a. Illllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ I - \ will be published later. 4 LEGAL ADS W. G. A. Porter, \V. F. Kstrldge, 9 REGISTRATION NOTICE. H- J Flvnn- State of South Carolina, ?* Regi8trat,on/ | County of Lancaster. * i To the Voters of Lancaster County: ?f Scholarship Examination^ * I Under the act of the general as- THE CITADEL semgly of 1H17. all registration cer- . ' '4 A.? A ...... . o/v Charleston, S. C. f | tificates will terminate on June 30, I 1018; and for the purpose of re- Coures in Eugineering Science* I ,, , A, , and Arts. It. S. and C. E. Degrees. 1 registering all voters of the county. M,?tary instruction of unsurnagffcl U the books of registration will be open excellence. Classed by the wAtu- W in the office of the county board of partment as "Distinguished MWtarjr T registration at Lancaster court house College. , . .. i?i? vacancy in the State scholar- . _ t every day during the months of July sbJps fop Lancatter rounty wl? he " and August (Sunday excepted) from fined by competitive examination'on !?:00 o'clock A. M. to 6:00 P. M., at August S#th. These scholarships. which time the voters are invited to Provide for nearly all expenses,* ? , , and only those candidates who appear in person and qualify. flre unftb,e {o pfly ar(i ollgib,e Note, please: rhat under the law, for them. Necessary blanks can bevou must apply in person, and not by obtained from the superintendent at proxy. V / t*,e ^'liadel. / x . . A limited number of pay cadets J >rmg.-fl*rtlme voters of all sec- wm fce rftceJvft(, inelud? u or the county may register; j jnft board, uniforms, tuition and all - for t^heit convenience, the regis- other fees, $337. Next session 2etration boy* vlait. all townships ft'119 Sept. 20th. Catalogue sont on " s'plen,l,er and re,""?i>uAodi!*i*oxD, sop,., This schedule. The Citadel, Charleston, 8. CT. ... -;"