Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ififi ; Atv f^ if ? * tuesday, august 13, 1918. xj| Ty | n rv\J lloyd george revie\ 1^1 kj a."1i\v^1^i progress of the vt' A t ^ ^ Calls Foch's Counter (MTennlvf J* Brilliant 4n Annals of / r?,George, the British prime ml | "'i*1"' 'h a epeech before the house 01 '?yM inons, reviewed extensively th ^ sitUfitToo. He referred partk pjjgpi v^tm i to Vt hat had been accompl si 1 '"" 1 ' the recent drive l>y the allied 1^ ^^^SPsca CF on *'le ??'S80nH"'t*ie'ms salie sf, | me destruction of German s 1VT?f** #* rinea. of which 150 hud be ^.glj 1tfr.'' counted for since the war be , more than half of these in tii With Paw-PAW AJIIPH >'ear?611(1 lhc ,,art lhu Anu now were playing and would p THREE POWERFUL- ^ ^ - FORCES IN ONE "lie would be a sanguine ni . ' the German general staff who PUT UP IN LIQUID FORM.. ??w p.o.1,,, ,h.? ('.onnany c.u '."V * talu a military decision this Don't- trifle with yourj health; if premier declared, as he c you need Borne remedy take a tj^ed t^iaetl Marshal Foch s count one. which for nearly qfquarjpr or n rfn8ive as "the most brilliant century has stoo^l the teat -of-tlme. annals of the war." ^ 4 No man or woman equipped for - jteverting to peace, Mr. * noble deeds who is ^.dyspeptic or George said the people w ho had who suffers from any form of nerv- the war still were in evidem ousness and anaemic conditions of t^;lt they could have no pe fc the b1oo^| d long as they were predominant I' Indigestion, stomach troubles and councils of the enemy. * impure blood weaken our minds, When Great Britain deci< dwarf our capacities and limit our throw lier whole weight into tl possibilities. four years neo ho o Mr. Peter Creslein. 918 Harrison s() because Qf an outrage on in St., Augusta, On., writes as follows: uonal riglits. Had she not tak< "1 have been suffering from a gener- decision the who4e course ot tl al break<Jfl*n, hardly able to walk, would have been different. II nervous#and dizzy spells, with poor tured the part the navies have circulating of blood. I notb ed yOttr , ,i jn tilt! war, in the vast wild , advertisement in the Kveninf Herald ?f ttye sea, with no one to witn and began to take your Tonic, with describe their operatiom aueh j^ood results that I no w fee* r?- said he did not think that man stored to my fort uur health and miall nonif realized that if tlie allies never be without *ofee of your rem- defeated on the water the war edy in my home. You opn make use be ^oyer. of my letter in any way^.you desjyj. *"When the war began," sal y.i I wish others to know the benefit Lloyd Cieorge, "the British have derived from its use.'' then the largest in the world, .{J^l^wjPaw?Iron?NUX?the prin- scnted a tonnage of 2,500,000. I 'clpfll component ,?arts of the Stand- including the auxiliary Heel ard New Remedy, is being especially 8,000,000. Were it not for t ' Introduced and explained at all lead- crease the seas might be barr Ing drug stores. the commerce of the world. Nu\-Irnn Tonic (liquid form). For- trade route of the world is pal , > ifibla on ev^ry bottle. Mail orders by its ships." promptly attended to. Interstate The premier then referred urug i"o.. Inc., 5*ew York.?Adv. other activities of the navy, hi ~ ~?_ ?-??? convoying, patrolling, mine 1 ^ CROrs QjSyfiyftftTUEPS mine sweeping and the chas J EXPECTED TO,BE LARGE ?ubHi*rines. It was here th p ' said 150 German submarine | < .><. " been destroyed., more than h I Government ^.Monthly Report Indi- them in the last year. \ c*t<* Big Yields Despite Heat "During June alone." the p J . . . . continued, "British naval and Drouth. steamed 8,000,000 inilea. Ti must be added the efforts of th< J Washington*' Aug. 8.?Bumperliantile marine which is now a t , . , $&-?- j A _ - of the British navy and whosi I crois of almosiVvery foodatolf grown . ?.* - , * lace the same dangers carryn \ on tue ||jm were indicated again in the allle8 aH well as for then] I the .department of agriculture's most of the American troop \ monthly crop report, despite a fall- have so valiantly acquitted | lng off in the prospective production He,veB 'n vecent combats. \ , ,/ ? , . , "On the western front aft? \ in practically all crops during July . . . ,, , y / enemy had been relieved of u - J doe to conditions, principally hot prehen?lon on the eastern fro , * and dry weather. cause of the Brest-Litovsk pea< In round figmres the loss to farm- Germans brought all their hest _ ers of this Pro4?M|lva production is ions against us and our allies. ' J roughly estimatod'vl&Almost three-i fore when the German offensi quarters of a blHWndollars?more gan March 21 the allien wen T^than $450,000,000 in the principal fronted by the flower of the G grain and food crops and $250,000,- army who had rested and mad \ 000 in cotton. parations specially for the Practically every crop fs growing blow while the French and the V on larger acreage this jear than tlia: iah were tired by the prolong* VplaAted last year, indicating that the fensive on our part under the 1 tfamiers have been making strenu- exhausting conditions. ' rous /efforts tc meet the heavy needs "Considerable American fore of tlte allies and the Increasing de- been expected to reach the I V V'anrts at home'for foodstuffs. front by spring but as a mat I >Corn. the eftflntrv'B L'rent?'af l>rnn flft nn thil >!?? ?t " heaVieSt sufferer from thejonly one American division i dry and hoi leather of July, losing line although there were thr 171,000,000 Bttfftels in prospective four divisions behind the line production since the first production were brought up after the atta forecast w^?anac|? fronrtfVjune condl->gan. I ^ tions. The monetary loss to corn j "The enemy's object was to i growers is around >275,000,000 la military decision this year Fropa moat^fevery part of the country the American army could com there eagle reports that corn this first of all by severing the tv year is rnTni two to three weeks mies and then attacking the se ahead of its average condition, in- ed French and British forces, dicating that practically all of the' "How did the Hermans pn crop will mature before the dates set | There had been four and a of first frost. That condition should months of such fighting as ncv assure minimum injury from frost fore was seen on the face eamage. globe. What happened? At ^ Wheat, the harvesting of which Is the Herman army achieved con nearing .completion, suffered a loss able success and we had ai ; of 13/000,000 bushels, yet the crop moments very anxious nun will &e much larger than last year's Those who knew most about tl f and also bigger than the average ofjuation were the most anxious, i* the Ave years before that. losses were considerable In m j Drought and heat made Inroads on material and also In prisoners. J potatoes, causing a loss of 15.nun.- "The second Herman blow i OftO Jn the prospective crop, andlv**'ry w?ll have overwhelmed I* sweet potatoes production loss was Hrltlsh army, btit before the \ estimated at half that quantity. A *'?* over, in a fortnight's time notably exception in the forecast waf ">00 t?en were thrown acroi M'that of tobacco which showred an In- chanhel a month's time crease of 41,000,000 pounds in tho 100. wdliy fan lost had bee prospective frop over the forecast ^ck arAI #very. machine gui ^dh in Aqly.^y_> I Pieced. ?^ot n.ljrely had the m . . i .w V 'x* \W&i - tfi.H 4 . Ti '" ' T 'ilir THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANC VS jciency been supplied, but the nuui-l ? WAR bei hH(* been increased. ^ I Noth i "At that moment there were more | to I suns and .more machine guns with n ? Most the army in France than ever be- TriCv fore. It was the first German mis- For calculation. They calculated that we 11 we could not do It. .prlct "They hit here, they hit in the virtu Gloyd 90Uth. in the center, and in the creas ! north, where they were destroying redu '"8 er,jth? British army with nothing be- <<>SF< I coin-i}l|n(j jn g|x Weeks they were endi e war | hurled back and forced to stand still our ularly by the British army; they were de- over ' ??1111 led in '1>aie<i *n two of the most sanguinary ppr I battles of the war; thev were left cedii forces' l,cu" i with unhealthy salients under the \\ nt, to fjro ot- ()Ur gun8 an,j with an extend- bridi ubma- ed line. with c? 1 i" ir purpose was to overwhelm Kan? the British army, they declared it le last and they announced it in their in- Iwlk O uicans sPiied press, but on the first of May but lay la- they left us to go south to make an- econ of do- other attack for it could not be done cost' | in the north. It was one of the finest cere tan on things in tenacious valor in the that could whole history of the British empire. a"'J* Id ob-' "l'1 regard to the question of whir year,",peace, the attitude of those persons tiece harac-|hi ?very country who consider any Vap< er of- ofTort toward peace as dishonorable in the an(' treasonable ought to be steadlastly discouraged, but I do not re- ' Lloyd f?a,'d the present moment one in made which an honorable peace is passible. (o European c e and!Wo went to war because the British ed States, ace so People saw that something funda- "Since the i iu the n,0ntal to human happiness and hu- and South An man progress had been put in jeop- tlrally thf> ied to an,v by the military power of C,e>- rnited Stu le war nian-v- That something will reman- satisfy their n he did 'n jeopardy as long as the German navies and ci iterna- mi|J*ary rasto is Power. two agreetnen m this There are now three events that spiracv on th< ie war Prove lh{lt the German military conjunctloc le pic- caste sway. First was the corpo rations , j,|ay. Hrest-I.itovsk peace treaty by which scntial of fh? ernes ,h,> Gorman high command swept states. Englan ess 01 vf)n llertlinK, von Knehlmann , # . , j and Czernin and imposed a dras tic FIND MEN ,y per- ???! humiliating peace on Russia I i were Second, there was the humiliating J** ' would and en8laving peace imposed on Rumania. Third. there was the x uni|>s in Kn i i \i_ sweeping from office of von Kuehlid Mr. Americans mann after his reichstag speech. *y' * The.,.?Fin 'now! government may take m it is over packing industry With the At he in" land, Aug. 1 ed for . .. Every T',c Federal Trade Commission leaves the f n trolled Recommends <'miimandrering of not ' certai glory on the Business to Mr. Wilson. to the Whether office 1C^ aa subjected to ft laying, Washington, Aug. 1?.?Investiga- ,and and jn p, iUg he ,lon ?f thG pack,nK '^ustry of the corps Qf keen Is had|country by the federal trade com" cers have com aif of I mission culminated in an announce- nn one can ment that the commission had rec- (>f tl)e j)lR arn rentier ommended to President Wilson that to fit. ships ^jie government commandeer and There are ir ? tb'8 operate for the public benefit, stock- every man w r m?r- r . "trade indexe< ,ranch V **- co,d 8tora?e P,ant8' wart" true of one ca 9 men houses and refrigerator and cattle the alrmer ig for cars. forces arrive iselves Monopolistic control of the esscn- tion. The i s that tiai food supply not only of the them show w 1 them- United States and its army and navy, doing in civil but also of the entente countries was aminntion of t ir the charged by the commission aguipst the demands ill ?P- the Ave great packing companies? part, they are nt be- Swift, Armour, Morris, Cudahy and jy for tempori e, tti? Wilson. The last named company, cases for an i divis- the commission's report said, is con- From this There- trolled by three of the strongest meii who will ve be- banking groups in the United States shops at once 9 con- ?Kuhn, I^oeb and company, Guar- electrical worl erman anty Trust company and Chasc'Na- where their se e pre- tional bank. ^ Orders for a\ great Further close afhiliation between fiijed and not i Brit- the packing industry and financial in.comimyid ol ed of- interests was reported. The com^ upnt\ to Huppl i most mission said that in the great finan- f ok a-time At J cial centers, the packers had repre- j<|nd 0f >?Qrk,1 es had sentation on the directorate of large United Stakes mttle- barfks through members of the in- jn the drafr^wt ter of .dividual families, or through offl- a big hospii e was cers, directors or confidential em- onc camp. Tf n the ployes. 1 terial was fu ee or The commission's report on the .Cross. The w which packing industry was the.third mare the army. Th ck be- in its general Investigation of food buildings is n< tunnllo. .1 ?? ?? ....o wi .mwi i>y i resioeni wii- from that of obtain son and congrbss last year. The're- erected in the before port was made .public through th? same class of le up. White House without -further com- nsen. Kxperts >o ar- ment than that it had been' present- are working parat- ed July 5 and had not bdfore "been <Voing the saji made public because tfje Preeklent 'were paid to isper' desired first to pet full Information States, carpen half In detailing how the packers are doing as high er be- alleged to have gained control of the |)P found anvw of the meat supplies of the United States 0f plans and s first, and the allies, the commission said: |>v architects a isider- "The Armour. Swift. Morris and -men ' wl^jMpw < ixtous Wilson interests have entered into bu^lrtjics. h^ve nents a combination with certain foreign rank stmlvfile* in sit- corporations by which export ship'-J.^amp .on thelcOur ments ujfXhfef, mutton and other ^lelinrotation, en, in nfeatff ' ^rlfhi the principal Soufh ^heyjj^ oplv as American meat producing eourrteiOfvi on-fMijttf^ftr might ; re apportioned among the ^etTeral. xh?*V I the ontpanies on the basis *?f agredJl unie?<> battle ( pei rentage. In conjunction with fh'?r| '. Officers &|f*n 260,-, conspiracy meetings aro'field for the index 4^'fue a: ?a the'purpose of securing {he maintenance from til rank: 3 56.-i ^xf the agreement a^ji. making such there taLy be n p^J<"^adjuHtment* asf to time do any'1 clnss o i re?Anay be desirable. Trie agreements grinding ?' dit let South ^jnerii m shipment* the rilling r a . . 'T * :aster. s. c. ' ??? NO EASY TASK TO BUY c Druggists A SHIRT IN fetroor AdvflIIShirt Must First Ho Foun<l, The over a year now Permit Secured, Ouly Sealed, rave succeeded in Signed and l>elivered. itainlng our old !s, prlnclppaly by le of a big "in- Petrograd, Aug. 12.?The d le in sales, which culties hedging in existence of th ced our overhead u.llo |jye jn petro>;ra,i during th >r our fiscal year times of disturbed regime rig July 1. 1!H8. shortage in necessities of life, oxt sales amounted to :n nil their details to the ordina a m,??on dollars ( (;isk f b , h, i increase of :?S cent over the pre accomplish this takes time, patie ig year. and determination, e had hoped to J First, one must find the shirt. < K6 the war nerlod 1 *-?* I ni.it \isii snopg Derore he ti out^a change in one of the proper size. The ,,Uesi of preferenee of style is not to o 11 rj : eonsiilered for one moment oil I wise one will never get the si \\ < find tli.it oil, j Having found something that oimcs do not keep l with our rising | Humbles a shirt of the proper j. i. It is with sin- one deposits a small payment regret, therefore. hold it. >\? ar? foi i td t" The next thing is to convince o tunce an increase, live August 1. house committee?there is a c h will make it ' niune In every apartment house ssary to retail j trograd now?that he needs a si ??OcaH..<l $1.20. |Ir the hoWse passes Vick Chemical Co. |?rahly on the subject, it so rep reensboro, N. ('. j to the precinct or district "sov or commune. This in turn r?-p to the commissary in charge of ountries and the Unit- distribution of shirts and kin< I articles of clothing, neat supplies of North If one is quite lucky, after fiv> ieri?a constitute prac-j six days' time, he receives a < y sources from which J signed and sealed permit to bu itcs and her allies can shirt. Then lie buys it, but oril leeds for their armies, j rily pays the Russian equivalen vi 1 populations, thesel $15 or $f>n ts constitute a con- quality, may be found as low as part of. the big liv*.. Russian equivalent of $r?. i with certain foreign This restriction of purchase to monopolize an es- tends to all major articles of m ' food of the United and women's clothing and shoos. <1. France and Italy. recently, because of the linen cotton goods shortage, was app IN THE ARMY to handkerchiefs. Prices for ov k" KIM) OK WORK T ln si,, an ordinary suit of mens c!ot: costing the equivalent of $100. gland "Trade Index" ? ,, .... , Notice of Scholarship Kxaininai Passing through TI1K < IT.\I?Kli, d Many Mechanics. < liarlcston, S. < . Coures in Engineering, Scien merican Army in Eng- and Arts. R. S. and C. E. I>egr ? ... Military Instruction of unsurpa: a soldier ex?,?ence. rla8sed by the w?r ited States he should partment as "Distinguished Milii in he is going to win C?o2*VacanCy in the state echo battlefield in France, ships for Dam-aster county will , . . tilled by competitive examination r or enlisted man he is ,r. ? , , August itth. I hese scholars irther scrutiny in Eng-I provide for nearly all expen ami only those candidates ranee and until a little : , . .. are unable to pay are ellg eyed and careful otil- for them Necessary blanks can pleted the examination oM^ned trom the superintendent the Citadel. -11 into Just what part A limited number of pay ca> ly machine he is going vviH Kbe received. Expenses. inc ing board, uniforms, tuition and other fees, $387. Next session i England camps where gins Sept. 2rtth. Catalogue sent ho passes through is request. Address 1." Thin is essentially "ft"; ? i llif < itadcl, ( liarltw>U)ii, S. t . mp where a large part i and motor transport < shortly after debarka records accompanying PROFESSIONAL CARDS (at the men have been life and a further ex hem and a scrutiny of nK. J. KEECK EEXI>Eftltl'HH often determine the IK.n|a, Sur|f00n. to take, sometimes on- 0fflre Hourg; try duty hut in some, g;30 to 12;30 A M ndefinite period. 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. lot. are selected the And by Appolntrnent. go into the big repair 0ffl(.e phone 160 Men experienced in Residence Phone It,, t are sent to stations I office over Lancaster Pharmn rvices is most needed. | ltomobile experts are DR w s HOLLY, Veterinary r infrequently the men alclan, Surgeon and Dentist. O the station are called Gregory, Heod Live Stock y men for following. stables. Residence Phone 1 least, exactly the same: Qfflce phone 22fi Jiey were doing in the jpefore their numbers Stcaiied. LEGAL AOS being erected at ^'V for ,,U> nia" KECilSTKATION NOT HE. rnishflf, bv the Red ork? being done by Sta,e of South Caro)l le cdtSCVtion of the County of Lancaete. ot rny-tctially different To the Voters of Lancaster Coun war ^ 'vh-als being Under the act of the general United* Sta^fl. and the %emgly of 1017. all registration . BkiUe?i.JabCjE is being tlflcatea will terminate on June is the^o jg^rpiiiont 1918; and for the purpose of there. * rTsplMrs are .registering all voters of the coui le sori ofT?oifc thev the hooks of registration will be o do la fl< ^jilted in .the office of the county board tors are opfblojBM in registration at Lancaster court he grade lahr^fas jpvhld every day during the- months of ? hoie. nnd <lnffcdr*wing and Ati>fust (Sunday excepted) f neclflcatlons Vmililnnf' 9*00 o'clock A M. to 6:00 TV M. , nd engin<Vrj?*^l AlViho \Vhieh time the voters are invitet ">rk goin^.-jfctojhi- appear in person and qualify. taken Note, pleasef ' Xlo^(plnder the 1 -of fhfT**i^Vho you must apply iiij. person, and no way from the poiV<*^on%^ycy. * They will be hefi^r^ During this time voters of all long as their work lrk>nku<)f the- county may regis o Js required and then their convenience, the r. U1 thwir organization^ w,u visit all towns, jjfi# 5?*hf^work. t Vluri^^ia^O^th^ot^ptPniber igod in irm.'j. "lT,L'"T"t ' T^PyL YQ&1* *'he< rmy have Y s of tho national 4H sUl er'" found men who c?a = I W. F.^^^^Ute, I work required, fionjy S?~ R.~ J- FlyW^j* imond to working on County Hoard of Raghiratini i big gun. | 70-llt. T " v V % * PAGE THREE " > COMING TO LANCA8TBK AD| The Associated Doctors tose ese, SPECIALISTS Will Be at Hotel Royal To I on nee % Saturday inn i August 17 th ilrt | I FOR ONE DAY ONLY to Wonderful ltdsults?Marvelous Demons! rift ion in Chronic Disease , tic's Cases by Their New System Treatom meat. V" OfTer Services Free of Charge iirt. Word lias just been received that lav . the Associated Doctors, specialists, orts . ,,, licensed by tiie State of South Oarotet' i I lina, and who"have mef with such . orts ^ I phenomenal success throughout' tho . lentire southeast, will be in^J.ancasI red * ? iter on Saturday, August 17th, for one day onlv to demonstrate their ^ or ... , , new svstem of treatment of chrome I uly disease cases. ' This will indeed he good news to ( those who find it not convenient to . visit the central laboratories in rest ^ Itiriningham. located at Suite 311-12 l,yric Theatre Building, where thy ? I organization has southern head- ... ouarters. These regular, reputalile on s . physicians believe that the combined "in 1 s'<'" SPVPra' trained specialists in ' , chronic disease eases can accomplish lied , , more Hi.in one doctor alone in otherv ? r words, in unltv there is strengtn. irts. The offer to treat ali who call on "Mi: this visit absolutely fiee, is their original method of getting their sys- I tern of treatment before the public * lion linker, and no one, rich or poor, ; white or colored, should neglect to itake advantage of their very liberal ces,' offer?AHSOMTTKLY FREE (mediees.ioine excepted. \o cutting?No knife. It makes no difference how many I)ejarv doctors you have consulted or how many patent medicines you have dar- taken, you can not afford to miss this hp opportunity of ascertaining your exhips :!''t condition and he honestly ad ises, vised No one should require furthw'no or evidence of the skill of these speible cj.,ijs{R( than the following letter re- , he if t at received from a well known. ] Raptist minister: 4 dets "i can't thank you enough. Doc'U<11 ,01'" sa'(' '*ev- R. I.. Fletcher, q v,? w ell-known minister, as he entered - on the crowded reception rooms of JHn*1 . j Associated Doctors, and contintrml speak words of praise to all those assembled. "I began suffering froirf*" 4 4 general break-down November 28th, J 4 last, and appeared Jo go-' all to ' 4 pieces; my stomach, kidneys, heart, 4 blood and nerves went me, 4 4 and even though I consulted -the ^ best local doctors, they finally halt to advise me that they could give me no cure, and for me to consult an expert specialist. As soon as I noticed your announcement and learned from so many people of your cures* I came to your office. "I had indeed about lost hope, but Cy today even after taking your mar velous treatment fo?- only this short _ >hv period, I am a new man; eat well, fjjct sleep well and feel like a man in Co niJ' Pr'm?- I want to thank you, and gg. my dear wife also wants to thank I you, for she is so proud of my im provenient. I want you to publish this statement so that others can 1 benefit the same as I have. , 1 "Most gratefully yours, , ? it Signed ? "U. L. Fletcher." Now that you know the truth, you 'na | have only yourself to blame if yow m 4 continue to suffer from Piles, Kio- ^ d>'- ney and Rladder Troubles, Dis- * as- charges. Red Wetting, Rlood Poison, ??r- Skin (Eruptions, Rheumatlsnv Epi30, Ipnuv I T r* i J-1 Ani'l ?' ?w'j V iv .-u 111 i uiMining, I'.araiyrelsis, Nervous Troubles and I?et>11 itv nty, | Neuralgia, Stomach and Liver Troupen j hies. Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis* 1 of j pleurisy. Tumors, Indigestion. Coniust (stipation, (Jail Stones. Ovarian and 9" luly 1 Female Trouhb >s, Enlarged glands roro ,,r any reflex condition of the nerv- 'vJa aH ous system, and those diseases I tc j about wh eh most people dislike to consult the general practitioner, law ( pear in mind that this will likelv t he the last visit when the specialists extend their se-vices FREE. sftC- Hundreds have been restored to ter; their perfect good health, with rosy 'Ri* cheeks and sparkling eyes?so may , hip* vim. The specialists are too well and known throughout th" State to ,re- i It'lt guire further mention. ? Married women should he accompanied their fm#bands and childr<u^ . . ^^eniher the hptel, day and date fl / J day only. ** Jm 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. no.