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" 'y FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1918 f PASSING OF USELESS PARKS British Government Hh Don* W*ll Hi Converting Vast Traot* Into Areas of Cultivation. Since William th* Conqueror flmt ' , laid waata to a smiling countryside to i make a doer park, and forbad* common men to hunt In that great tract I ? be called nis "New Force t,M tnlllloDS of acres of fertile English lend have I,/ served no purpose useful to the race. / Ji k The nobles of medieval times, and their children's children after them, loved /TvfldC above all things the chase, and they paid scant heed to those beneath them , who sought to draw their living from *-? the soil. If there were room for deer, and foxes, and hares, and moor and i marshland for falcons to soar above, j or gentlemen to shoot over, they did not care. England was prosperous and secure, j Many years'ago her governments defl- ' nltely abandoned the Idea of making ll/ia] the land self-supporting. The seas were ?* lai safe to British commerce, and nono be- i Ueved the time would come when the THRE nation's needs would compel the use of pleasure parklands. The country j 3 grew old gracefully, and enjoyed It. pn-r It was not decadent, only too,well con? ? **' tent. All this the war h?? ? 1 ^ ??? %.??unu, aim ' for the better. Britannia atlll ru>?? 'WV.e the waves, but beneath the waves lie ana wc unseen terrors, menacing the nation's rellablt commerce. Its food supply, Its very 18 life. The nation cannot trust Its sea- ^ ho cc vorne trade now. It must utilize every your p possible means to provide the neces- stS'ol. sary sustenance for Its armies, and for in'^ ' those who supply the fighting men. or ploa And the British government rises to derful the occasion. over o Before the war Lloyd George fought vitality long and well to compel the breaking up of old estates, to make possible the an,j yo cultivation of land long Idle, to give on the the laborer a chance at the soil. He of any failed, for the British are conservative pounde by Instinct, and the old way seemed for the easiest. They have learned their lee- your a son now. they si In three years past the British gov* jn j eminent has taken over outright no quickly less than 1,000,000 acres of British soli, sulferei purchasing some, renting more. It has, of this Indeed, found necessary the establlah- ??t an; ment of a great department to handle 0G've t this work of national regeneration. It yo" ot Is a great change, and one that should '.'J." not be regretted. The English which (1'r makes pence will not be the England of Its fathers, but a better one, leas at- WAP tractive. It may be, to tourists, less beautiful to look upon externally, but, met ion surely, far more of an Inspiration to its ,,e fou' neighbors which travel, in company, :nR a * the road to real democracy. "lo<l over (1 * 1 Com pa i "Germany ?has only -ONE CHA ?Only owe chance of a Hnn victory. ?Only one chance of causing the Ism and lives to prove a vain sacrifice. ?Germany's ons chance is that AmeH of victory, might lessen her efforts on w! and, through over-oonfldeoce, slacken In 1 ?Our government knows that Germany of desperation, the wild strength of madi possesses that brutal cunning which nevw an opportunity. She ta etih a power that We In America must see to M that is smashed so that never again ahal Into such agony and suffering ae it the pest four years. Force to the utn muet be our only thought, our sole in assured?until the war is finally e> ?Failure on the part of the Indlvldus .thore Is yet a gigantic task before our an > disastrously, would open to the Huns their ?The deaaands of our army and navy i our gallant Allies are sonetantly lnereaalni w. war ends. We must, therefore, earry on U aver, dispense with our coaeuaaption of n vieee. and lead the money thus saved to < govern meet eaa purchase the lebor and mi op. Tha (OTtramMtt hu d?Tlt?d a pract for ttie Individual to aara in this vajr for VI Um purofcaaa at WAR SAVINGS South Carolina La^p hi th? Purchase of ' HI LP WIN THE WAR ? Bl \ They pay interest at of 4 per cent per ann pounded quarterly. 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Interstate ay, Inc., New York.?A NCE ful outpouring of oar bk oa, dauled br the proefH bloh Allied victory depea tier prosecution of lbs w till hae the trsoaied pee ieee; and that aha m r fail* to take advantage menaces all free natkr-a. the power of the Hun I the world be drawn has undergone during lost, foroe to the lltnK, 1 pukes, until victory la nr. J Amr'.ou to mo tin# M Dion would proton# tho w oaty hop* of Ttotory. tod of th# Affetta# Co row I nod will not nd until I 3 the nod?~ran#t, morn th nn-MM>tW cnoda nod wr pOTWitiMt h thot t ttortol wtotob w* horn fir icnl nod profltabi* mnth CTORT, nod thoi to throu STAMP! I Behind w. s. s. JY ALL YOU OA the rate am, oom_fiJOL /_K ^ _i. a. .. k . r--< " * T' ' ' . " THE LANCASTER NEWS, LAW CASTER, S. C. iju ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTiiminiiji # ^ | When You Pay a Mark I Idc? M For a suit of cl H for?a little b< m m led |? 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C8Y ? game OI War U ? germs and tendencies wfc ssyond writers roww. ~ . , , , Conlngshy Dawson says, in telling o4 ^IlleSS thwarted, Weaken his disinclination to keep even a nots System and invite disei ea book after he went to the front, though Modern SenllK ?fmt he had been a professional writer: | s. "J?a??n ^ealth-Strat "One has s strange feeling about dictates the USC of *h books when he is in the lminedlat< A VNSSfA presence of death. I remember an B ll I B^ anecdote of s great Swedlah wrltet B^^Mj H B j/J which partly Illustrates nay mood. ^ The watchers by hla hedalde thought |TAi|| II B j P w as dead. Suddenly ha ralawd bin* lyl 1 j III & "'Now I could write.' he whiapcrad. ,. , , . . 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Age* 8?nse of Fitness. egy Having Just learned over the phon that he could not get an ounce of con Bangs, the terrible tempered, went Int the parlor uttering the moat awful In precations. "William," exclaimed his wife, "I Nyen r?tist swear, for mercy d'on't d It standing on the prayer rug."?Boi ton Truiuicrlut : ^lr? Substitute. gtn. 1 The great resistance to heat of ot and d'nury coal ash haa suggested the usi jL of this material for fire hrlcks In pl?e< i of tiro clay. It Is claimed thnt a suit )wn> able hinder has been provided In i new process, and several thousand ex perlmentul bricks already made ar< being tested, both as a fireproof build lug material and a* u furnace lining ______ PAGESKVEN^Y ?^?P??????P??? iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiuiiiuiie rhat you pay Setter service. | Wps Mtade of paper ge I I modern type ji^ it is because iWS i | J r mil lc, ?=?") ROUP | | Spasmodic croup lo ^ i|f uaualljr rellavedwlth pjddMK . one eppllcatlon of? H'RJy) I . , NEW PRICES?90c. fOc. 91*90 ! NOTICE OF BISECTION. *} ,1 Whereas, one-third of the frecv* k holders and one-third of the electors of the age of 21 years, residing in 11 Unity school district, No. 4S', have ? 1 petitioned the county board of edui cation to order an election to clei termlne whether or not an additional 1 tax of 4 mills shall be levied on all i I real and personal property for school ] ( purposes. We hereby order said election to ^ be held by the trustees in said Unity ; school district. Nn i? " November 2, 1918, at the schoolhouse. At which election only such elee-1 k tors as return real or personal prop- * E erty for taxation and exhibit theif s tax receipts and registration certifl*' cates shall be allowed to vote. The opening and closing hours? ' shall be the same as in all general' elections. w <% i V. A. LINOLE, . W. B. TWITTY. JOS. K. CONNORS. County Board o? Education. <ifi