The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 07, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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FRIDAY, FEB. 7. 1919. an Amei
j man in
be regrei
A"""'lcal
? i i. i% > ll \rKjf7 Hold-ups
w u fa & *
X'ii\'lW4' this com
France ii
My Country "Ti? o: The*. Swe?t Land .,le who
I ;h.^r?v."
! lation.
' coiumittf
SENTENCE SERMONS. crimes i
(than the
Enthusiasm is the genius of sin- here at 1
i
ceritv. and no victories are gained. Hut n<
without it?Bulwer. j soldiers
Men are like lish Neither would 'sa'e 01
get into trouble if they kept their i <9ated ,l
mouth shut.?Iluuter. hue agen
t brat ion <
True bravery is shown by perform- ^ nj
i ii K without witnesses what one
might be capable of doing before all 1u0, a,l('
the world.?La Rochefoucauld. I niultiplie
I be said i
f uo at what I am about as if kept the
there was nothing else in the world . .
cannot b
tor the time being. That is the secret
of all success.?Kingsley. tnughnei
1 few in t
The object of the theatre is to from tin
teach us. not what this or that par- such ext
ticular person has done, but what
craps or
every person under certain circumstances
would do.?Leasing. when it
! der the
w hich A
FHITOHIALKTTKS.
hardly e
I We nii
\t least history will profit bv the .
tional st(
placing of responsibility for the war
I'l'llsiir ll
The legislature has been a month a,l(' 'hat
;.t tt .i 1?>1 > and what it hasn't done worship v
would fill a good many nowspapei
columns.
^ ' Hep re?
It hardly sceiti'i possible that a |,,n in t|
man who can hnild Fords can also iar ;|S ,
write poetry. The man who drives' trouble
them can t. legislatui
> ,
v .. . . . . .ation of
North Main street, so far as the
atithorities appear concerned in the 11 ' '''N'
health of the community. Is "No s '""H"
Man's l.and J,s ma '8
. sinned to
, I
II there are any opposed to Rood, pi ve son
roads let them drive a car from oamonsh
Lancaster li? Charlotte as a convinc- time fall
lng argument. persons,
* latie
We don't know whether Mr Wilntany
w
son is getting things his own wav
0 ! n: t
over across the sea hat we remem- .
body am
ber how things w ent in tltis count t v. .
1 wot Id m
The hog and hominy do. i t ine has J '
been the salvation of many farmers CI!
and the pity is that more of them " " 1 ''''
have not been made to see the light
, I o tax
Certainly the fellow who doesn't are able
?>wn an automobile will support lh? i!. -> It
good roads scheme, hilt theie won't th" I .tie
he any > ah fellow aftet the roads in need
are built. There oi
Well, a lot ot people comnlained ,
i onr "uni?teparedness" and were rui,
justified in a measure, hut these , !
same people could hardly now be expeeled
to oppose a big navy. looking
There may he two kinds of live ( r',nP
1 t ' J* J I !V
vir?'s. ono thut KiM" silently about
Jts work and one that makes a great re'errin>
splutter .ind is deadly, but neither! ''rM
in worse than tlx- one which is not'
connected tip with the power plant l"""11
. , . Iu;a I re
and is of no use in any way.
dimmed
There may have In en .1 lew sea la most
wags among the American troop in we have
France who didn't tare much for News is
their reputation, but to say that a care to
crime wave is attributable to the animal.
American soldiers is to make the In- ernment
dirt men t most too general. lit wonlc
, ul.
THE LJ
ritl'K, PKETTY HAD. government mail,
ews Is inclined to discount to be no one wlioi
es carried by French news- force the laws g<
> the effect that the Ameri- 8. P. C. A. laws
iers in France have been! ;ohs on. There
34 murders. 244 hold-ups! lieve that because
lerous small crimes consti-. belongs to them
veritable crime wave. It is to treat it as the
uo that too American sol-1 should be taught
iloini does not make a man, liciously mistrea
doubtless uuite as true that should be prosecu
he two million men sent. The dog ought
s were some whose stand-| (liong With the i
re not what they should! tax. And the n
>f a collection of men in this|rUuS oxer a dog 1
to that number it is perhapsj ought to pay for i
lat several criminals would, ijco protection ant
1. Hut the statement thai the tax he pays,
(vave in Paris was due to tholto look at this <]
l soldiers did not stir thisj sides,
for the reason that it iip-i
loubtful from the lirst. If, THK MVSTKRY
ican should kill a French-j Many physician
a drunken brawl, it would | of the country li
ttable, but Americans kill they know little
is every day that way. seems to be a my
occur quite frequently in tied the medical :
iitrv. and the soldiery in. pertinents with tli
s made up of the same peo- 'extended over su
make up the civilian popu-jas would show
If the American soltiiers| worth of the pr
d a goodly number of j which have been
n France, it was no more all over the worh
l
ir brothers were doing back; spread of intiuen:
tome. Jon the assumptio
>body believes the American! is transmitted chit
have been guilty of whole- infected persons,
les overseas, and the Asso ting and sneezing
ress. a reliable newsgather- been that the mu
I
cv. has completed an inves-l these acts is tilled
of the matter and finds that. jttliuenza which
urders reported dwindled to healthy tissues.
I that the hold-ups were to indicate strong
d by four. Whatever may |K correct, and 1
>t" the two million men ^hojceptod that most
iron hoof out of Paris it diseases are so ci
e said they were rufllans or another.
ks or criminals, though a, . ..
i This theory is
lie lot may have wandered I . . . ,.
i and is no doubt
path of righteousness to ? , . .
' some doubt as to
ent as shooting a game of . .. ,.
lollows a cold, 01
betting on the races, but
reality a forerui
comes down to bloodv mnr- .. , ,
Doubtless many
proportion in France in , , , ,
have developed th
mericans are involved will ,
>(the infected pen
sceed that of this countrv. ,
) were only afnicti
iv heir a good nianv sensa-l
more or less seve
iries of the war now that the
to take treat men
as been relieved of his job.i
> v eloped into infi
goes to show that the centnovin
just aroun
ras worth while.
periments have be
TilK IX)< . t-action of the d
., ... ,, . . 'suit does not FulP
entative llollts Mortons doc.,
. . hi. ntlined above.
ie legislature is all right, so
. . in the United St a
ivc are concerned, hut the
..... ,, ., . ... i and San Franeisi
with till these lulls in the
re looking to tin* extoi min-l",c
tin* "yaller cur" i.s tli.it you 1 l,OKS,h,?' mot hod o
?'avs say thcv are fair. It fl,,,*nzn perms fhr
stlonahly trite that the dog;'hroat- T'IPSf> ?
host friend, and ;i hi!! de-i"vea for ,,lp *en
fax dogs is so likely to de-!',|p aflv?ncoment
lie pool soul of the com - j ' "n' through a
?l? f !ns pet md at the s?nieia"d rt'P?il*ive ordc
lightly upon sonte other I'5" thev
that it is close kin to class "i,h the di
t! \dtnjtted there are h{ls ''esfroyed ntoi
orthless dogs. Vet every '^an the total nu
h< se dogs belong to some- among fli
! perhaps somebody who in ,hp war Th<>
- greatl> its friendship. p,'iial to that dis
perhaps ,s not possess-al m li:" 'h* 'he men o
good to all extent Justify. V. ho expo;
IU '"X lot tile enjoyment oi '?> the bite;
ndsliip letertnine finally
me.tns tint thoso who ^'v<ir was transn
to pay may have them ami
.. aii- unab.e m.u nol, vh I- "tents was in
nmie than likely, is -nop- "f ,,u' y?'Hov
>t the dog -h.in ti e fur- - som?' of the offlf
i::hi to !?. ami the:, js , disease ami one <1
i-rtain regulations ai?ont s'>""dnesH
in pal h applying to their u1?<> <arr
at latge More attention -'tod persoi s
lie pa ,| |(l n)(. regulations " ''lie in the < as
to the side ot the nuest on ,,Ji:PP| intent, not c
to revenue. It is as much a developed any sv
i mistreat a dog as to misi
othei primal tint the laws S<-ientists find
; to alt enu-lty to animals nit an .istound
to have been left upon the this should not t
oi t1.' s< ha rued with tlietf artless in the i
tent U'.til d st ami the n.? and sneezing or
'- lil- lii , of aire have so -o nfeet-on. ' ?fl
' ti es as to ri-ndet tiiem health service po
u int *'igthh- K'rinst a no-; re that the gein
Mi in a 11 i?on hotse. The appear as soon af
not advised, ar.d does riot i e the symptom:
lie. who owns this pat tint la i-e of measles;
hut doubts not if the gov- ' hicli eattse the
were aware of its condition, within five or sin
1 have to quit hauling the pear;.me of the
INC ASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, 8. C.
But there aeeuis is no longer contagious. The tll8-jr""*T"
se duty it is to en- covery of this (act by Andersou and
unerally known as Goldberger, of the public health se:-j
i, and the cruelty vice, has led to shortening the quar- ^ ^
are many who be- antine for measles by more than
> a horse or a dog half.
they are permitted "These new experiments in the |
jy wish to. These transmission of influenza," said Surand
those who ma- goon General Blue, "show how dilti-j
t dumb animals cult is the inlluenza problem. They I
ted. by no means iudicate that we can afto
have protection lord to disregard coughing, snoez.ng |
irlvllege of paying and spitting as common means of J
lan who cnrelossly spreading disease, and even in the,
kvith an automobile case of influenza this source of in j
it. A man gets po- lection should always be borne in1
1 lire protection foi mind. I believe, however, that wej
Uncle Hollis ought have not paid sufficient attention to
log law from both other paths of Infection, especially
to the linn month sunt hnnda Tho
tact that the disease was much less) j
OF INFIjUKNZA. ct ninion in army camps where the) j
s in different parts Hterilizatlon of all rating utensils;
iave admitted that and dishes was rigidly enforced,!
of influenza. It shows the importance of the mouth|
stery that has baf- a8 an avenue of Infection."
Bclence, though ex- jn the face of these experiments)
ic disease have not the only Ihing which can be consid-j
ch period of time ored proved about the influenza soi
conclusively the far that it is still a mystery both
eventivc measures HS t0 the nature of its causative
taken. Scientists norm and as to its means of trans
I, in combating the mission, and therefore. especially;
za, have proceeded dangerous. Authorities. however.,
n that the disease stm consider influenza a crowd
sfly by contact with s,?;tse. and all unnecessary!
by coughing, spit- gathering of people should be disThe
theory has couraged when influenza is prevalent
cus thrown out by in tcommunity.
v?llll II1U KfrillH 1)1
find lodgment in f
8CISSOIIM AND PASTE. ] ?
Experiments seem I I
ly that this theory
A . Women 011 the School Hoard. |
t is generally ac- ?
(Charlotte Observer.) i
other respiratory , , I ?
In order to make sure the coming
irried from one to nf commission government for Char-l'M 8<)c
lotte it was found necessarv to ar- a<'
llritis
generally accepted range compromise in the matter of; rr|ontj
the city school administration. The]
ti ue. but then is ^oard nf members was retained,
whether influenza an(j (^e principle of centralization ' "
chiefi
. that a clod is in and concentration of authority, ^ ^
iiner of infiuenza. therefore, has not been applied to )
, , ? the management the school sys- ,
cases of influenza for it
tem. The present board has been
rough the fact that <jolng well, but there is a growing
ions believed they sentiment that it could be reducedj S-"""
d with a cold, of to the benefit of the service. More-'I
rity, and neglected over- there is an increasing pressure !
...... in Charlotte for woman representa-iI
t until it had do- 1K . p
tion on the scnool hoard It is being
nenzn. with pnen- ai-zrtied that the appointment of a I i
(I tin* corner. Fx- board cf five men would be about the Jj
en made as to eon- right thing. and these five select two*
iseaae and the re- wotm>n to HPrv" wi,h ,h"m ,n a11 matJ\ =
ters pertaining to the welfare of the
r justify the theorv , . . . .
public schools. This Is a matter ?
One hundred men that will probably come under agi- 1 l
tes navy at Boston tation dining the spring municipal
r*o volunteered for campaign.
submitted to everv
Finances.
f taTect 1011 with in- ? ? . ,
(Philadelphia Record.)
ough the nose and interest and dividend paymentsj
lien risked their this month, as compiled by The New i
eral good and for York Journal of Commerce, will
of science and amount to $356,000,000, which Is
% 1 8 ftftft.ftftft more than a vear ago Ti
singularly Dying ...... . . . .. i 1
Hut the increase is due to the great- 1
;>al. I'.very one be- ,,r interest payments of the federal '
were being Inocu government. Dividends will be $5,-1
read disease which 000.fifth less than a year ago. Roth
.... railways and industrials show a dere
lives in America
crease or dividends nut nanns ana
1 ('1'" trust companies show some ine
American forces crease.
ir heroism is fnilv
i
played some years Australia's Threat.
f the army medical (Charleston News and Courier.!
ted themselves in Th" ,hrf>at of ^vmivr Hughes of
Australia, that if Great Hritain does,
t of mosquitoes to ... . .. ., ,
not insist upon the annexation of
whether yellow German New Guinea to Australia the
uitted hv that in- latter will become very anpry with
nee in the two ev- th? mother country, is not to be
.. . ! taken too seriously. Mr Hughes is'
the result. 11> the
a positive person. inclined to be
k te\.r expo. in. m very emphatic in his speech. Uouht-j
ers contracted the||ess in this matter he is very mucn
tied, thus establish-j in earnest and doubtless the people
i of the theory that'0' Australia are also very much in
[earnest. Hut at the end Australia iled
the perms fron. I . . . .
I not poinp to stand out apainst the
' '" '""y World even if New Zealand backs her
|p of the inllu-nzu up; and practically all the rest of
mo of tlio loo men 'he world lias accepted President
mptoiiiH of the .lis- Wilson s plans for the colonies.
Even South Africa, which at first oh-1
jected strongly, seems to have conic
In this negative re- around.
leg situation, hut "'it " 'H mil('h Importance that .
i Australia should not only come
empt anyone to be I
around but should do so willingly. 1
coughing do not want any hard feeling to I
in exposing himself prevail there, or in any of the other J
i.isls of the public British Dominions. towards the
int out that it mav 'Tn"ed States; and at present, a .
. ., ,, parently, some hard feeling exist",
is of influenza d!s- ... . I
Australian spokesmen and organ*
? or immediately af- have been asking why Amerlcp. J
s appear as in the) which lost fewer men In the war J
when tho Kortna than Australia, should havo anythirv. ?
dlsoaso aro Rone *? Kay a 1,01,1 what Australia should H
. . do with I ho Gorman lands sho has
r 1takon with hor blood. This Indlonto* p
rush and tho ruao an undeslrahlo tompor. It ahou <1
w..ii?ri * ? ? ..
" FRIDAY, ]
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Statement of Conditi
of
The
D I- I KM/t/Voj
Dan rui Lumuoi
at the close of busin
Dec. 31, 1918.
ltKSOURCKS.
Loans and Discounts . . . . $ 671,!
Honda 1 i* 0.
Hanking House. Furniture,
Fixtures, Ktc lO.i
Cash on hand and due front
Banks 264.J
$1,127,5
UAHIUTIKS.
Capital $ 50,<
Surplus and Profits 126,1
Dividends 2,!
Deposits i>2 8,5
$1,127.;
t
E ?
uhcd. so tnat at me enu 01 im- run nui ?? c
conference America and th seeds of resent
h Dominions may part as In the gallant
Is. We are taking a eonsidei
risk in any event because. It To I'rriui
ew ideas which we have been jjt>y j j ]
y instrumental in urging upon
. N. < ., will pren
intions should prove impracticater
on. we shall get the blame '' "'I 1 hun h in
That risk we are willing to| morning at 11
Announceii
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patronage with a guarantee
faction. Yours trulj
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