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TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1918. ,
THE ONE GKEAT ISSUE.
The Manufacturers**Record asks It- 1
-self the question: "Why does the
I ]
Manufacturers Record devote so
I
much attention to the war as compared
with what other industrial and J
financial publications are doing?"
anil then proceeds to answer as fol-i!
lows: t |,
"Nothing else on earth counts at
Jthe present time except beating Germany
to its knees and utterly destroying
its accursed power to drench
the world in blood.
"Business, pleasure, health, sick- 1
,, aiess, all are of trifling importance
v
looked at in the large, as compared
?'th the one mighty issue before the '
>rld, that of life or death of civili- J
nation and of Christianity. 1
"Front the broad point of view of i
^ Jthe maintenance of civilization and 1
^Christianity, it matters not whether j1
iY.his man or that man grows rich or
poor, but it matters tremendously j'
:as to whether or not this man or |1
? that man, be ho rich or poor, well or 1
vsick, gives all that is in him of|s
uieulai, physical, inorai and financial | <
jpower to the great battle for the civ-j
lllzation of the world against the '
hrute force unleashed in Germany. ] I
"This is not a war of armies, nor,
indeed merely a war of countries or '
, Of nations. It is a war of all that is '
ovil and unhold upon all that is high
and holy. t
in us general aspect this is pre-11
eminently a war between the forces 1
.* r>f Heaven and tlie forces of Hell.
"This is a war which says the Hen- f
ven shall rule and that man shall I'
viae to a higher plane of civilization 1
"-anti of brotherhootl. or else that Hell | I
* V "hall rule and civilization shall die ,
; and Christianity go hack to the dark
; iges for a thousand years, with wo- '
manhood dishonored and all that
man holds high and dear in life de- x
r ?H*^?troyed. ,t
""In the light of such a situation. |
:~it has not been possible for us dur- '
' - iiig The last three years to under-1
f^#t-8land how any newspaper in this
I ^ouulry'could do otherwise than conA
.centrato'its entire energies upon this
4 one great overmastering issue. <1
f 1 "What matters it to read the petty 1
^ , (.details of ccffi'-, of social life" and 1'
*ho little thitr&?^.v/bfcfr fill the yossip f
^ columns of J ha 'daily, papers?
V ']?Yhat, matters" It that we discuss c
^through .the scientific journals gi e.it n
ifce^piorfl" qifest'ons unless they are h
?a1Ui4t,t,sed for the purpose of incieas g
iivg-'tfur lighting power?
" Would" aoy of us, while standing <>
w ttetjfore some mighty cathedral
i .ajfowded with worshippers, set- it |
suddenly burst into Haines through s
; the accursed work of murderers and
Joo^ers, .look on IndilTereiuly and :
make no effort to rescue the peo- '
^>le? It
"Would we turn from such a scene if
horror to our usual vocation or to 1
'the business activities and frivolities 1
Hf *>f 1 i f ? ?
"Would the butcher on seeing the I
alames bursting from tower to turret
V - >"*aVnl the struggling masses seekingji
. ' jB Sto save themselves from the totter- I
\ ing ruins of the great temple of the 1
K Hiving God, turn hack to his shop trt i 1
B AcU* a few pounds of pork unmoved
m horrors around him? 1
m * "Would the men and women -of 1
^#5 . sagoiety who might he standing neargo
ob .jvith the frivolities of the)
A^nce oblivions tb the shrieks of the
V*-Hy'ng and tff the struggles of the i
sltieu who wera seeking at the risk
of their own lives to save the women
-nnd Children and the priceless trear>-i
0 - . A >
Aire* 01 art i *
J* *'lt not -.why then should any man
woman ln%this country he cor.-;
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?<eerned as to ^nything which does
- Tint In its broadest "sense mean the
strengthening of the nation's.'powej: |
to destroy GermaiTy?
"This does not mean that people
"J V?
1
hall not pursue their usual business (l?ol
kith all possible energy, for upon
he success of their business will de- "OUT 0
iend their ability to help to advauco
he nation in fighting this world- O-ditorial
rar. It does not mean that the far-!
iter shall not concentrate his energy j ^un
ipon his crops to the utmost intensi- nui^e '
y of work, because that is essential!0^
o the winning of the waV, but it *1 *t?t? tli
neans that as %ye do these things on sa'lJhe
farm or in the factory, in the of- * hav?
Ice, or in the home, in school or in w,ls
hurch. we must do them in the light "K,l,s kef
)f the conflagration which endangers | *IBainst
ill the world, and front which civili- ^arP'n^ ?
sation can be saved only by the con-; e 8a''
?entrated and consecrated power of ,,is ?PP?*
our nation's thought and activities <U1('
a sit works in order to create an ar- 'or an^ s
ntv, and works In order to finance e
that army and to equip it with the am' ?*
limitless munitions that will be need- %vva*
ed to destroy those who seek to de- ''
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stroy the world.
"This is the answer why the Man- ( a'^al ^ '
iifacturers Record, though giving '
time and attention to all questions ? aj' ,
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which in the past it has covered, con-, '
( olo L
centrates its largest work upon the
n . ?if j at Pomar
pftort of our nation to save itself and
after we
the world from eternal damnation
? the lights
by Germany. ((]
"We are engaged in the greatest ( ' as
work to which humanity has ever
been called, tlie sublimest task to 111
which men have ever dedicated their Im n
lives, and those who do not realize w,man e<
. . ? American
that all that we have and all that we
. . , , , . final mdg
ire, are at stake, have not grasped
,i . their live
the significance of this titanic strugi?
< ii .v, ? and tingle
of all the ages. '
__ ^ voted for
................ At Yor
NORTH LANCASTER * nThert^s,
in the Yii
Lancaster, S. C., R. F. 13., July 20. --j, at
?This section has had good showers Pomaria :
of rain that has done much to revive that I bel
tlie growing crops. Cotton is very and the
small for this seas >n of the year and voted for
is blooming freely which indicates a ponsihle t
small stalk this season. Corn, es- in it ami
pecially young corn, is very promis- did not c;
ng. Old corn was cut short by the they had
drought badly. Pasture land will ho and neith
revived too by the showers of rain. it was
Fruit has been in abundance of on June
late which means lots of work lor that Cole
the ladies, and they have been busy apologies
at it too. A good many have canned hade evei
i lot of vegetables too, which is a casion he
good thing to do for winter. ate the
The grain has been threshed and from lite i
he straw baled front the thresher as lie did
it comes front it which makes less dhl not q
work to handle it but it takes i pinnate i
hunch of hands to handle it all at with a time
time. The turnout was about as lie Imd n
xpected; was it little short but 1 them,
hink everybody made enough to do Such w
hem. a month i
Planting of fall crop of Irish po-- Since tl
atoes has been going on for the hist speaking
e\v days. The Lookout Mountain ing passic
s the potato that is planted for this Terntagan
rop. in fact it is the only sure crop fi.e wordh
otato we have for fall planting. cording t<
We are well advanced with our time then
arm work and will soon lie through on Anterit
aying by as we call it. \s they
.Mr. and Mrs. Sdgar Robinson were "There is
isitors to D. M. Walkup's one day At Pon;
his week. sa;d:
Miss Annette Craig returns home "| am i
rout Virginia Saturday of this week, flee."
At Fill
WORN NKRVHS. said:
"I want
Nervous troubles, with backache, not here
lizzy spells, queer pains and irregu- spokesinai
ar kidneys, give reason tc? suspect as Cnieiiin
:ldney weakness and to try the rein- horn \iim
dy that has helped your neighbors. Ho war
Mrs. T. J. Hunter. Kim St.. Kan- occasions,
astor, says: "I can certainly rocom- donuneiat
nend Doan's Kidney Pills, for thev those in 1
ave done me a wonderful lot of axe to gi
ood. About three years ago, I was that he w
nken with a sharp pain in the smaP that he wj
f nimv back and I could hn>d.v truth as
truighten ui>. The pains were sim- fellowmnn
?ly terrible. My nerves were all un- be the wj
trung and I thought I would go ||p js s<
vild. D./.zy spells bothered me, too, patriot,
tnd I felt tired out most of the inlted Si
ime. My kidneys gave me a lot of would kis
rouble, also. Some friends recom- Wilson,
nended Doan's Kidney Pills and I stump So
>egan using them. It only tooK wit
loan's a short time to give me splen- senators
lid relief and after I hail finished one jSsue of t
>ox, I was entirely cured." t0 stump
Price 60 cents at all dealers. Don't raje a jp
simply ask for a kidney remedy ? son
?et Doan's Kidney Pills?the same Here is
that Mrs. Hunter had. Foster-Mil- j
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. f^e Charl
~~ Yorkville
> Kxtraet
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BUSINESS NOTICES senate:
At Wa
Manning,
IVAIt Ml l.KS \ ItK W lNTKIl?MK.' "And
Nash will be h'-re again Saturday,, when I
* > 4, u...- ..I*- T"* J QtlfPO C O
mmiiM p# uuy uiuioQ. oring
lh<*m to our stables Saturday next <'er|t WH
J I UJii'SfjtjtlLi ?3(ofk Co. 's fn .^41
'* ^<Imv . ,.-r"
F. Z. SY'.W, 1*111" IT jWCWRrt^*U*CSip#Vtth
Jar tops rubbers ahd^iiuU pnw-| "ff It I
dor; 2 and 3 poutufcean&pt the old Mif^ivar,
price. All of.tfcege y-i^rerf* at k|s4 *?rp*i
year's prices aa lone tre they- *ence? to
J. B. Mactfofell." .*1 . 7/J-tf, President
**: '> -s ?
^HE LANCASTER' NEWS, LANCASTER, S.
litiral Advertisement) j hinl for a third term,
speeches for him in any
IF HIS OWN MOUTH" American continent to w
i wish me to go."
I. Columbia Record, July 8tm furth
10 1 0 1 X )
say to him, that I will
e 20th, 1918. at York, when ment nQW Qr ut any Un
that famous "realli-.nation" tme ,f he deems u nec
\alty, t o!e L. lllease, two true south Carolinians i
te Charleston American), I a fleld of baU,e an
i seat in the senate and le
j said that at the time the ment for the Hght fof t
taken on the war, with the peopje .?
ore me, I would have voted Extl'.act8 from the
. and there is no use to be ?free born AmerIcan>..
n that, because I admit it. t|id-ite*
1. also, that be had stated M Pomaria and F?b(
ition In several speeches. Augugt 1917.
he had no apology to make ..The* former p()Ver
peech he had ever made." I . . .
' tracts rrlm his speech
:hts before him, before us. . . ? . . . .... .
IttOi 0(UUMI?t(> . , IX
e the world when the war*. w n*x ^ .tx ,
, right. They crucified
taken were the same lights ? .. .. . . ?
for his religious belief
iefore us now. Nothing has . . ..
want to crucify me
30 far as the merits of the . , ,
haven t got many years
oncerned. If America was . __ . , . . - ...
I am not afraid of Woo<
April 6th. 1917, it is right eyen jf he ^ ,,re8ident (
f it was wrong on April 6th. sta(e, Th()se ^ d<
is wrong today. , , ... ,
. .. . darn em. let era lump l
. Ulease made his speeches .......
. . If it hadn t been fc
ia and Filbert four months .
. terests in England we
went into the war. With . .. _ , .
in the war. Today I ar
before him then, he affirm- ..... .
.... . opinion that America
religiously as lie believed .
. . t peace and not war. If
e is a Clod in heaven that I n ..... .. .
... . . ?! light Hlease on this ish
erican killed in the war off . . _ ,A.
tors Tillman and Smitl
can sou would be an un- .... .
, , let there be a primary it
1 sacrifice of fresh young , ...
a general election in
manhood, and that on the
? , ... I hen let me get a runm
ment dav Clod would charge , . ,
let them run on a plat
s against \\ oodrow \\ uson
vocacy of war and my r
members of congress who , ? . . .
and 1 against it. If I ai
the war. , ...
. , on.. 1 o i 0 1 VV!" never open my
k. on June JOth. 1918, en- ....
. public platform again
to tone down a part of his. , .
... . . the people of South
fieecli as originaliv printed
. ... ... .. clamoring for war. I,
irkviUe Knquirer. he said:
..... .. < ept my proposition ai
I* ilbert, was repeating tnv
, . . . , , . . . . primary election if thei
speech in which I had said
ieved that President Wilson 1 And I believe religlm
members of congress who '-N <l*s ' oelie\e that tin
this war would be held res- H heaven that on the fii
or every American life lost ?verV American cit
if my soul is to be lost I ki,,od 1,1 th,s war <)ff
ire what sort of an America]*0'' w'" charged againi
i i i i dent of the United Stn
hi in i ??ir> uruu dim ^uiiv,
er does your boy." .members of the con:
on tbis occasion, at York.j' Elates who vote
20th, 1018, bear in mlndjan unwarranted sacrifice
b. Hlease said he had noj?^ Almighty God of
to make for any speech he Atneiican manhood. '
r made. An on this oc- ^ou Pay your mont
did not hesitate to reiter-1 *our ('^oice.
sentnnerds iirotoii above .. .
... , . , . t)"0 cures by removin
( harleston American.
I not withdraw tlietn; he ????
";;r 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ivlal niiieiidmeiit, and said zrz
o a|to'ogy to make for
ere his sent intents at York == I R & jl
tien tit is man has been A m
at itis own meetings, tear- ??
>ns to tatters, outdoing -***
t. outheroding Ilerod, in =
ness of liis patriotism. Ac- ? f \ M TV WT
o itis estimation at this =: I J I Br
3 is no more ardent patriot -EE zl V JLi M
;an soil. ?
say ir? the advertisement: SZj
a reason." ==
laVia. in July. 11? 17, mease EE
= c
not a candidate for tiny of- ,
>ert, August, 1917, he ?? I
to make it clear tloit I am ??
as ji candidate or as a
n for the deform party, hut
hi Livingston lllcase, a free- \X7CP
Mican citizen." = M-jLJ
ited it understood on those
to give emphasis to his jEE _ - __
ions of the war and of == 1 I
licit places, that he had no ???
inil; that he was sincere; zzz.
as not trying to get votes; :ErE oironi
?.s, as he said, "speaking the CI1I
I see it ?speaking for my ~===i
and for what 1 believe to ?~
II of my God." == FlOl
Peking office now. and he is ==
He is a candidate for the ?
(ales senate now, and he Z^Z riCl^tl
s t^e hand of Wood row '==
In If 17 he said he would jEE ?
nth Carolina In a rant- glCCll
h a- running mate against,-EE
Tillman and Smith, on the :=* ?
he war. and now he wants == I-/OH i
the Cnited States to advo- iss
ird term for Woorow Wil-j^=
a part of the record, cull- EE
lis speeches as published in ?eston
American and theyss
Knquirer: '|SE n T
s from the recent speeches
idate for the United States ] sEB ' A
V* I 3Br ; J ?
gner. July 1 *?tliO>rf?(V',5P
July 15th. Ii*XR: "V~ >== ?
1 want -to say this: That ^^E '
am elected to the Unitedi 5S * y*
nato". I am going to Pies!- == IT'^ *
noB/and tell him that here ??
(lefjran senator, and what- EE Hy^k m
er'essary to win this war, 1 EE
him Jo the finish." EE <* , J
( vneros^aiy in-order to win ?/.
to break the precedents set ^ ^
dent Washington In refer-1
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tfLf ' ? y.
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and make
part of the
hich he may |
er, and will
raise a resile
in the fu- HPW TTT^ I ?
essary, of as ? IJlJLZxE.^ JL^
as ever went
d resign my
ad that regihe
American "
jfy'i
)eeches of a
not a canNOW
Of
srt, July and 11VTT v-rA
nor read exat
Pomarta
oys. read me SuhsCrihprS till
Jesus Christ
and if they * I
all right. I who wish to pay <
left any how.
m :, cal1 for the bond
>n't like it.
>r' money u
wouldn't he .
n stiii of the no payments wi
should have
the, want to flf ONCE.
ue let Senni
resign and
i August ana
September.
zzz r. THE BANK OF
LANCASTI
mouth on a
They say
Carolina are
,et them ac- ~~
ml see in a
/ are."
usly. as firm*
',aUn,Mn?nl;EN'EMV II{0NT HAS
men who is | BEEN HURLED BACK j
of American T, .
? . (Continued From Pago 1.)
st the Presl
ites and the many and Turkey and that relations
gross of the j between the two countries have been
d for It, as severed. While there is no confirm
in the sight (atjon 0f ,j,e report, rumors have been j
fresh young current for some time that bad feel-j
ing existed hetween Turkey on one1
;y and take Hide and Bulgaria and Germany on
the other, owing to the cessation of'
the Dobrudja region of Rumania to \
ig .he cause. ?ulgarla
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MAN-WALK
FOUR MORE I
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nd Anniversc
iNESDAY, THURSDAY, F
JRDAY, AUGUST 3rd. 1
: only happens once a year.
lfparlv a f fVtic orfonf m
At VMVt J ^ %vimvv? 11A1U gl VML 0<
ibor?she will tell you - all
est sale in the history of <
: stop coming at ONE TIM
RY DAY, as you will find
\w Bargains 1
L1I1CU1 T T U1I\
"Sells It For Cash Fqjr Le
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TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1918.
IBERTY
IDS
i
i HAND
ho have paid or
:ash will please
fs.
>ho have made
11 kindly do so
' LANCASTER
R, S. C.
1
"Outwitting tin* Hun."
A rush of matter at the eleventh
hour Friday caused the omission ot
the instalment of the story, "Outwitting
the Hun in the Air," which
usually appears in our comic section.
The instalment due Friday appears
today and another will appear in the
comic section next Friday.
Little Miss Virginia Mclntlre, who
has been visiting her aunts. Misses
Francena and Estello Milling, has
returned to her home in Marlon.
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