The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 25, 1919, Image 3
TUESDAY, FEB. 25, 1919. y
FLED IN DISGUISECOULO"""-"
111 M,wv ViWfc. Washington Authorit
Suggestion That
Noted Men Who Escaped Captivi-1 perfect sen
ty by Subterfuge. i it would be hard to
many Impractlcul su
"winning the war"
In Hours of Gravs Danger Soldlera af Individuals and wo
Proved Bravery Have Not Hell- Washington was the
_ . . . . ; but conscripting ihr
tated to Save Lives by lg- ... ^ k .
I talnly deserves hot
nommious Flight. Enormous numbers i
_ _ ~~ . . _ ous or anthopllous a
^?on. Hans von Heseler of the Ger- ,nsectB us ,h(
man army is saitl to have escaped out (hrm ^ er|> to be dj
of Poland In disguise as a stowaway plan? over (hl> Pner
on board a Vistula river steamboat.
In tho 11 "v* *
- ..... or IIM4 vou iteseler wus he<..holnhs
glorified us the conqucrer uf the city tha, wouW fonow mn
of Antwerp, the chief stronghold of |ned hy nnvho,1y who
Belgium Hml the chief port of contl- trouhl; wlth ? single
ncutul Kurope. Germany's conquer inmtarjr expert* fade
Ing heroes of 1014 have been vun- (ty of j,|p s,.heme. U
flulshed and Von Reseler Is but one snw ,b,,t tpe enemy
of a great company of notable fugl- prov|(!?> himself with
tlves who have saved their lives by yjsp pee-armor. The
fleeing In disguise. Judge Jeffries of trtp?ted the hee-boml
English history, whose natoe is asso- jy pMVe been called >i|
ciated with the "bloody assizes." tried wna ridiculous, but lo
to hide himself and escape the ven- hsve never thought ?
geuncv his savage cruelty merited hy acemed sensible In th
donning the gtirh of a coal miner 8ur<j next morning.
and hiding In a tavern at Woking, but
he was recognized, captured, Impris- Measuring Earth's
oned In the Tower of London, where ^ novel but simple
he soon died. Prince Charles Edward urlng earth tem|H?rati
Stuart, pretender to the throne of eessfulty tried nt a d<
Great Britain, escaped from Scotland that of the bottom of
la petticoats, disguised aa Betty gt. Jean d'Herans.
Burke, maid to Flora MacDonald. France. Two exact
Louis I'hllllppe, the "citizen king" of grade thermometers
France, fled to the coast of Normandy 40 degrees, and comp
where he ported as *Mr. Smith," a Brit- thermometer to show
Ish subject, in order to secure pussnge tlons were not affect*
to Englnuri on a steamboat. Napoleon Instruments were fl\f
III, while a pretender to the throne sltlons?one Inverted
of France, was Imprisoned In the erect?In a simple s
fortress of llarn. After several into the hole, they wt
months of confinement repairs were hour nt the bottom to
begun on the fortress. Napoleon temperature, and as
bribed one of the carpenters to Htnug- 40 degrees, some of
gle In a workman's gurb for his dla- forced from the tubes
guise. He dressinl himself In the drawn, the tubes wer
coarse overalls ami blouse, shouldered ed in n water bath u
a short plank, which he carried on Just tilled them, whl
edge so as to conceal his face, and thermometer showed
walking past his guard he escaped to grees In each. The
Belgium and thence to England, ture being 12.fi degrr
I'ortirlo Dluz waa twice compelled t? crease wna one degr
dee from Mexico and aeek safety in feet of depth.
the United States. He mude one trip
from New Orleana to Vera Cruz din- Muskrata 1
gained as a stoker on board a steam- 1 It Is a strange fad
ship nnd was soon leading a new bund her the muskrats bej
of revolutionlsta. Empress Eugenie, homes and gradually
disguised as a servant woman, was adding mora materli
taken out of Paris by Itoctor Evans, F. Hlgelow Id Boys'
an American dentist. In whose honse reason It la said th
she had been hidden. Thna ahe es- fhe height af the tu
caped the blind fury of the French he the cold of
mob and gained safe asylum In Kng- 'p- 'he higher the taoti
land. Jefferson Davis, fallen presi- waather. This la hi
dent of the Southern Confederacy, is haen claimed hy the
said hy his enemies to have tried to tbe error atlll Is perp
escape out of the country and evade uiuskrat* build their
his pursuers disguised In woman's higher and very tin
garb, hut he was captured and im- '?ng winters than
prisoned until the passions of some There are many for
of the northern tire eaters had cooled. Hording the month
what the winter will
The General's Drop. tlon extending on ev
I have beeu told this story of a lowing March. Scout
"flying" general, who htis had expe- turn If they will pro
rience as a parachutist, says a writer preelofloii of the mo
In the London Evening News. A few been maligned hy tl
days ago he was a passenger in an "lid traditions. The
airplane going north. After a while '"C ?nd beautiful.
h?- picked up a village where he In- i
tended to stop for a day or two. snd France's First Lai
informed the pilot, who at once slg- " ",e" ^ J ^
aitied his intention of making a land- h,!r flr*' ,R<1v m"-v"re*
lag. "Oh! don't stop!" shouted th< * U "nunlmoualy a
general, and he proceeded to attach ,,R representative Is !
himself to a parachute and bla suit- ^ Alsm
ease to another. He dropped the ease ! ral
verhonrd and then stopped off him- ' of " > ?
aelf. f/etieral and suitcase floated 1 r*^n,,-v- I""' ?
down gently and safely to earth. ' * " v,llH^'* r?"?r
while the airplane continued Its flight. y 1 Hermans. and
j or what Is left of it. I
1 Comfortabla Beds. | \Hrn or ,n ,hr n,ins 01
Mattress and pillow used fn the 8 *on?e kind of shclt
berths of sailors and firemen aboard l,n eloquent la
government-operated merchant vessels J?"*10* lo theme.
are of the tuosi approve<] type for sea I
Use. for besides making good bedding 1 nrTTrrk visas,
hey are the best sort of life preserv- UL I ILU lUAflj
rs. Their fllling Is a soft, resilient 0L | | [_|\ | [|nM
tropK-Ni fiber known as kapoc, which
?an sustain 2f> times Its own weight | A^DID^M
In salt water for 4K hours. nulllull
On each of the new merchant ships
t>u11f under the direction of the United PHI flO
States shipping hoard, shower baths IjMI Mj
are provided for the crew, 'here being
THE LANCASTER NEWS. LA
: BEE-BOMBS T,m Healy's Wit. touch
_ The resignation of Tim llealv from fare
let Turned Down parliament. says n writer In Tit-HIfa, hovs 1
Wat Made In mean* that the house will lose its to he
loutnttt. greatest wit. I recall, from his tnex- home!
hnustlhle list of witticisms, his de- on*. j
i say which of the fccrlptlon of a hill to which he ob- rough
ggestlons toward 1ect"?l ns the offspring of "a headache t?ure |
that occurred to ,>t 'Irish oflice." while he once de- forget
re submitted to Tlared that the making of the late
most imaginative. Henry ''nmphcll-Hannermnn Into
> busy bees cer- chief secretary was hii attempt to gov- Of
tumble mention. *rn Ireland with Scotch Jokes. One of ?
?f these tnellifer- Tlin's most exquisite Imaginings, how- on#?
cuieute hymenop- ~"r' WMS uuring a illvorce case, when tooU ,
c dictionary call* h** 8,,'d ,hnt "u,e ?pi't?aole of hia a fov
atrlbuted by ulr Earned friend's client crying in the poS(M|
11 y trenches, pre- witness box was the greatest miracle nt (li,
> vtiui mivht k?> that bad ever happened since Mosh a...,,
id the cn,"fusion ^ew water from the rock." ^
y easily be Imng- 1 cutter
has ever got Into Ministry of Knitters. rrt. j,
beehive. But the Wlth rrm] re??et a good many of our kn)f4.
d to see the utll- will luy aside their knitting
arhnns they fore- needles at the word that their industry it
would promptly has Rnpl?"ed the immediate needs of i.4, i .
netting and de- un<l sailors. Their record
aviators who dls- ?* millions of sweaters, helmets aud i
is would natural- ?,ht*r Protective gear Is unexampled In
itnfr.rv? The iden t,,<> history of the world, and will ba A y
t those laugh who '????? > '? dories of > '
.f something that the r-??rn1?K heroes. These knitter. ""J"
0 evening and ah- d,d nnt nto ,h"r leMOB of "sen,
thought for others when they took up
knitting. But having kept It at tha ",e "
Temperatura. forefront of attention for so long, they
method of raeas- wl11 Plainly be eager to find other ? "
lire has been sue- me*n" nf ?h'?u*l.tful mlnlstry.-Con- ;
pth .f 5.302 feet, frogatlonallst and Advance.
' the bore-hole of ti..,,,
the deepest la Wa" G*?d U Se# Her' ,
ly similar cent!- WrH * Vanderhllt. who Is "
were cut off at h?n,p on ? """lough after four years "
a red with a third "f ?^lce In France, where she has <" '
that the Indira- h:en for ,he last 18 moM,h" llrectrew ; ' .
al. The shortened of "ntewi" for ^e Red Cross, was
d In opposite po- J"st "h,,nt to "nH'r n Npw York shol> \ " ,
1 and the other ^e oLher day when she felt some one ^ ^
heath. Imwered
re then kept one wmmmmmmmmhhi
acquire the rock
this was above
the mercury was
. On being with
,? gradually heat
urn kip morriiry m 4***
loh t h?* standard JR E J|
rip II I
surface tempera- EH I
ps, the onrtli In a V ^ J ^
pp fur eaeh 100
>redictt
thai In NoTfm- i
fin to hulld thplr
enlarge them by I
il. says Kdward
Life. For this
at, accord lux to
uakrat house, so
the winter?that pae
thp colder the t
u error. It hu* | . i
oid iiliters, and , J
ptuated. thnt thp |
housps 20 Inches a
tch warmer for a
for short ones. a
>l|sh sa vines re- ?S
: sjj
as an index to dJ
hp. the predlcen
Into the fol
s ran do a Rood ! ??
vp. hy their Hp- I i <*/
nth that It has !
month Is charm- I *0$^
dy Mayorea*.
'ranee possesses
a. The commune
ppolnted her as
S'utnpeel. a little
p. Mine, d'k>ry
meeting <rf the
>nc held In Pari*
moving tale to H
delely destroyed
of a population.
living In the rel- JBH
tpuhip ?f afTortl- HBb
er. Mm*. d'Krry,
nguuge. did fmil ;
i TR
FOR *
AND FLO j
? i
n Tablet**, Call-'
Slightly Htlmu-'
-pressing to the T^1 ? 1
ict Stomach. M'V * * i
Kglsta are very
dtone, the new 1 O.
tablets that j * "
tly stimulating
; to the heart,
vere colds, in- j
ches, neuralgia!
almost Invaria-j ^k m
eaknnss of the; ^k a ?
stimulation! ^kM AshJI
n. Heart fallspecially
to he! ^
influenza and1
ley recommend
Ith one or two
as needed, is
favorite treat-j
and threatened usually
rut
throat over
ts pro also ho-1 I onPQcfpi*
lid result* fori luaiiV,tt3lCI ,
>eadarhps. jjpum.
The load horp
are now
which la sold I
trice thirty-five'
n obtained lo- "
Drug Co?Adv.
rue jwi iue urcim-n jinn Mnnrncr ror | ???
the deck force-Merchant Murine. ^ ,nippoved AHpipll
Kaiser's Thankless Dentist. ^ Aspitone, are
"Now that Doctor Davis has rtnmhed latino Instead of l><
hie revelations." says Nate Saulshury j ?TOrU_I)o Not
as reported by the Chicago Kvening ,
Post, "the kaiser may realise how
harper than an ulcerated tooth It I* Physicians and dru
to bare a thankless dentist. We should enthusiastic over Asd
Ok* to have held the doctor's Job and and Improved aspirin
when It appeared necessary to draw are said to be sligh
the kaJserlisehe molar, warbled as we instead of depressing
closed down tin the forceps. "The They explain that ae
yanks are coining, the yanks are coin du**nza, fevers, heada
? ? p. /?..#?. ?.?# and rhuematism are
In*" ?I rom Outlook. .. .. , , .
bly attended by a w
? heart and requin
Food Producers. rather than depresslo
The pig and not the ox. It appears. urei they say. Is e
to the most efficient food producer guarded against in
though all animals show n large loss ^n< J,Inonia? enoe
. , ., . Aspitone.
hi transforming vegetable products A Kentje laxative w
Into meat. fiotiin and Andouard tabletM of Aspitone.
Stated to the French Academy of Agn uow the phyHiclan s
culture that the pig returns us pork ment for severe colds
bout 2ft per rent of its food while pneumonia It will
? - - * - *
u? i?* ?-ni!? mi ien*i ?'iirnr pnnndft of shoft a cold or sore
eftetnhleti in innkf one imiiiiuI of meat niffht. Anp)tone tublr
and with other iliitiiCHtlr beasts the 'nK uaad with apleni
Ions Is about Hfi per rent. The hen P^'n In I
may yield lf> per rent of its eorn m- 'ftlfcni ftftd rheumat'a
erxa. nod the ....!< 1. ,n? .Inev ? littl, ,n* ?v;'ry?
.* , . , supplied with Aspltoni
better with .. return of milk equal to ,n soa)flf, nRrkaefts r
20 per rem of tt* food.?Newark 0(>nj? They may b
W?wa. caliy at the Standard
*
t
NCASTKK, g t;.
Ing her arm. Turning, she was I
to face with two husky dough- I Wheat Pr
that she had helped to nurse hark | M'"'" '
nlth In one of the convalescent ' v,,,"s
? In France. "Mrs. Vniidortdlt." **'" " .
>xclnlmed. while hoih extended .""V , ,."V "
, work-hardened hands. "It's ,,ns'' S 1,1 "r
, . . ... . .. In (Serninny. 20.2 I
rood to see yon again. We don t ... . . . ,
, . - . , ... ? 10.1 hushels In All
old friends like you. ... .
In Hun nary. 167 hu
u.i ^ lh not) 14.1 hushela in
Kaiser's Sublime Vanity. ? . , .
, .. Hushels of measure
the innumerable stories told of ,,
, . , mark. Fiance. <!rei
r-katser s vanity none surpasses ... , ,
. . .. ' ., . and Houmnnla: of
oncoming a little incident that .
. " , ...... . . other countries.
[dace on hoard s British warship I
years ago. The recently de Famil
emperor was Point: entertained v, , ,
, . ... , .. .. Nursle?.lames
iner during a visit to the British
, . * . . angels have sent
and when smoking began took . , _
. . . | . , brother?
cigar and looked around for n . ,
.1II 1114*14 i >?? ? '
MM or"- have enough folks
-?H. t??1 y olYered him a H8 lt ls
wt S-h William used and n*
i w Mi I lie solemn retna rk. "Keep Hjs g(
1 -man' it v i*ll: one day It will j .t||m? H
estlx lif'.ifvf* he i?
family "
Lawmaking Bodies. i H\\ e?| he is their
legislative <>r lawmaking hnil\ !
lie called 11 congress or purlin j Myster
Imi different Hiiimriis htive <11 f j a myater.v port o
iiinncH. Kniticc has ii n>?tintitil Knglnnd was one
l>ly with two houses en I led sen- the war. Its name
ml chamber of deputies. Bel- Hlchhoroxigh. near
has senate ntu) ehiiniher of rep- there Is a wide sti
at Ives; Spain lots n eortes. with surrounding the ni
oiises. senate and congress ; lieu siour. and upon t
has u rlgsdag with tipper house j u town covering eo
lamlthlltg and Inwet house folk- | thousand acres. K
Italy a parliament with senate ] and a quarter tons
-anient dt deputufl. or eteimliet ; v.-nt to the wester
utiles; Swedeti a diet, with tirsi great new port Is
ier and seeontl eltauilier. All the wlch, one of the o
\tuerican repuhlies being inod mints In the days <
in the government of the ('tilted 'fhe ancient town.
'.ave a congress ?omposi d ol M>ro the grass wt
Hulies. senate antl i bandit r ol I ? - ?? '
1.->i i rrif uiiw IHKfll
lift.
-nr 4 OO
51 ARK
:ar load
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LOW COST !
I ART 17 f rcn
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ills and Runs All Farm Ma
tal Mote
CHESTER, S. C.
DISTRIBUTORS I OR
Fairfield, Chesterfield, York and
I
eduction. ?
lti<*tlnn per nfrp In ^
Dlft. was ??n-h? x
V4 bushels in ir??- f
in ItclL'iuin. :ti.A
rltnlti. VI'.7 bushel* _
bushel* In Km nee, J . T
i*trin. 1K.1 bushels VICKi
shels in Ito'iniaii'H, "YOUR BOD
the 1'niteil Siiii.-h.
nre tiiken fur f ? !!- CITATION
nt Britain Ireland M
50 pounds fur I lit? STATE O
Coi
My J. E.
Prayers. bate.
Chester Counties
mnrnMHBMmBnii
9
CIENT !
.chinery
>r Co
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DN
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lid von know the Whereas
von another little \u\{ }? n,e
Administrat
feets of F.
r; lust zlflf I (Ion t These ar
to pray for evoiy admonish a
dred and c
??? ceased, that
peciee. fore me. in
ted tnnn. Re fton? held at
. the flower of hi* 1 !' 1 y m>xtat
11 o'elot
. show cattse
uipi. ituvt u?r the 8ald a(
he granted
y Port. (liven un
>u the east const of day of Fel
of the wonder* of
Is now revealed as
Sandwich. Flere oS^t-lta1
retch of niarBhWtnd
, ... iNtirK h rti
inuth of the River
his ha* been built Pursuant
nsiderably over two ?,f Common
rem this place one county, all
of stores have been against the
n front alone. This enby, decer
.lust outside 5si.d- nntl require
Id Cinque ports fa- office at
nf Queen Elizabeth. 1 1 f,h (lil??
, . and est aid is
where a few years fh(i 3ume w
s (rrowlnj In Ifie
on h new lease of Clerk of
Feb. 15th,
IVEE
OF
?T~
) L D S
h ad or chest?
ire h? st treated
'externally" with
svMmvS
YGUARD" - 30* 60MT20
FOR LKTTKItS OF ADll.N'ISTKATION.
>F St)l'TI 1 CAROLINA,
unty of Lancaster.
oiewman, juug? or Pro1*.
M. Twitty hath made
to grant filiu Letters of
ion of the estate and efK.
Twitty, deceased,
p. therefore, to cite and
11 and Singular the kinxeditors
of the said dethey
he and appear bethe
Court of Probate, to
Lancaster on 5th March,
after publication thereof,
k in the forenoon, to
. if any they have, why
iministration should not
der mv hand, this 17th
i. Anno Domini 1919.
J. E. STEW MAN.
Probate Judge.
iv.
i CREDITORS TO PROVE
CLAIMS.
to an order of the Court
Pleas for Lancaster
persons having claims
estate of Luther C. Lazised.
are hereby notified
d to appear before me. at
Lancaster, S. C., on the
?f March, 1919, and file
h thenr claims, otherwise
ill be barred.
PAUL MOORE.
Court of Common Pleas.
1919. 33-4t-ltaw.
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