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4 FRIDAY, FEB. 28, 1919. GREW FROM ROMAN COLONY q i City and Fortress of Cologne Hai ' Figured Prominently In tho ^ Pages of History. cliot, '1 he j A fortress of the ttrst rank, and n 'I place of trade and manufacture. IV aiul lojtne is one of the most important at th cities in liertnany. It lies hi a vast semicircle on the left bank of the lUlilic ?<> >" o .....? ? ?,..,r nines norm-northwest gtll'ni A*f Cohletr/.. nml. hh the center of h net i)ys, work ot railways. It has tllrect com- chiiil muiilcfltlnn with all the chief elites and, of Europe; whilst along the broad wa N. 1* Jers of the Khinc Its ships may go Soldi down to the sea. At the time when Julius Caesar was lending his legions over tjtiul. In the first century bfefore the Christian era Cologne was the ff* chief town of the Uhll. and was known to the Romans as the Oppldutn Uhl- E' orutn. Here. In A. I). 80. a Roman colony wu? planted hy the Emperor Claudius, in honor of his wife. Agrtp- flfl plnn. and given the name of Colonlti UU Agrlpplna. It rapidly rose to be a place of Importance, and. under the emperors, had the privilege of the Jus Itallcum. Then came the decline ot the empire, and with It the outlying Hat) Roman city began to feel more and more the pressure of the Prankish hosts, as they moved steadily westward. The city was taken by the ! Franks in 380. hut they did not pe r Pa manently occupy it until the fifth ecu KinK ttiry, when In 4T.r?. it liecainc the real- nu(tv deuce ?>f the Prankish king. Chllderlc. | ' ous : famous Japanese Shrine. patri The golden temple, one of the most pa?v famous of Japanese shrUtes. Is sur- wont rounded hy a gtirdeti which has been vtiri* growing for eenturie.s. So artlstietilly j ^ ^ litis his work been done that the art! jitod fires of the gardener are not very uytb |tronovineetl. with the noticeable ex i ?>nne eeptlon of the great old pine tree ,h,. j which grows in a court surrounded ;)r,.a on three shies by monastery build Ings. ,! Are It is trained In the shape of a Jutth . ,mlcl luill Iiittsi and old being reproduced ] ,p,.|r For ?*e '.tries the patient priests have ( bent, primed pried tteo and propped j ,he ' up iih' limits Him tv ivs of this tree. ne Parade of White Caps. nrea Quite unique to On rill IT Wales. la the diilly brenkfnst pttrnde of the j "white enps." Tln> Pulled States snll ' ?roni ?irs and murines stationed In PnrdifT jlorn <?r?? paraded every morning In hatches |VKj10 hi tln> Castle street corner of West- j worj gate street, nnd thence march to illf j ..^ fercnt restaurants nnd lintels for j #or , breakfast. The operation is re|ipated | h(.(>r] for the mid-day menl nnd for ten. Rut the em Her parade Is the more notice- lI10<j nhle. bemuse the otherwise deserted ! n)jSI streets are given nn unwonted appear* ! to | nee ot liveliness. ?London Mail. jcure !Sick KS Women g 3 Cardui, the woman's ?fcra ,he tonic, helped Mrs. Wil- fettL ",a(1 liam Eversole, of Hazel s,h,f Patch, Ky. Read what ' ' she writes: "I had a ^ ^ general breaking-down ?|ng of my health. I was in of R bed for weeks, unable to ft get up. I had such a &} Mun weakness and dizziness, K^A rent .. . and the pains were VK jfl for 1 very severe. A friend mod told me I had tried every- JfB favo ,hinK else< why not ,h*r Cardui ?... I did, and th,n lE?f{ soon saw it was helping R^jfll ,"p Mk me .. . After 12 bottles, Ji J3 I am strong and well." ikT fl __ . ,. Hrl^ an it T AKE pom The Woman's Tonic ::r" To I ivcri iDo you feel weak, diz- mm ,n t) zy, worn-out? Is your foot lack of good health caused <Vrl from any of the com- wi plaints so common to mM I women? Then why not WM. give Cardui a trial? It should surely do for you fw ynm what it has done for so WaF many thousands of other ,h,?" women who sUlfere-* ?it the should help you back to Jjr wnn Ask some lady friend thnt who has taken Caruui. srn? She will tell you how it helped her. Try Cardui. f K All Druggists M ^ wkm imhn m*m?jl vx%| "yoi the i ^et^ight"remedv two AUCklai 7qr boweltroubles :?n:r .set; ome remedies will chock the bowels? destrnjer. I tli k them too much ami too quick. '** " n" f arc dangerous. "And whin I he "Rl< illT" remedy acts promptly "One who i effectively, but it heats and soothes ,|k,. ptii|M?e ? e same time and checks the discharge troubled unlet nalty. hats the way DR. THACIIERS ILERA MIXTURE acts. Try it for . mer Complaint, Cholera Morbus, rplane ntcry, Diarrhea, etc. Give it to the The airplane Ircn, too. It is absolutely safe? "* n carrier of "it beats the doctors," says Mrs. west, where m . Russell, of Andalusia, Ala. fields were Inirl under a positive ftuaranteeof satisfaction. dnllv for fllhro Price, 35 cents. At all dealer*. , * . recent report 1 Dp.Thacmer's i MtllnlAMIIJOTRI xt' "nil.* ery Bottle Guaranteed" his return trip $2,500 In pay 1 bread, four a I UGHBOYS INVADE, f:" HISTORIC RESORTS ? I Bagpi| ints or Napoleon Are Home The Dally i A. E. F. Troops Through Ef- ot ,h<4 p?n\v ir ts of Y. M. (\ A. Forces to *k>rt snva: Th( tter "Leave" Facilities. military corte, I roynl pnrty. 1 Hs.?Where Napoleon ITI and An ,l,,,*rvnl ? ; Edward VII of England spent n< ' y leisure hours the American en- ' " s"! tl men are now at play. The fant- ' 1,rf v ^ ' racht club at Cannes, founded and "r " mixed by King Edwnrd, and St. rn* ^ ' our, where the third Nnooteon was '1 ' to go with his court. Indicate the P" rn<h*. How tv of at tract Ions offered by the Y handkerchiefs A In the 1< ave area system np"r '""tig ptf-t. nr in co-operation with the mil ary r n< ftritles. Front the Alps to the Pyr wn" men.^ s and front the Brittany coast to ttiviera, there are seven "Y" leny< ?i ??? s in which 50.000 soldiers can h? j rlained at one time. Preparations now tinder way to Increase these ! Ivapprecinted facilities to doubh j present capacity. presentatives of the army and of ! V M. C. A are now traveling from i end of France to the other seek i new spots in which to set up leave i s The experiment at Aix-les-Bains i been successful front the start, America now knows pretty well i first-hand Information carried J e by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Jr . I organised the woman's canteen i at Aix. iches and Patns" was an Ideal spot he experiment, but six others have i fottnd and put tn operation, each illy satisfactory as the original el. Consequently It Is with optln that tlio flrmv .inil t h m ?*v,# onol? . ncreaso the centres where sure | s have been found for homesick I rhboys. icatlon. climate, hotel accommoda- I | i, opportunities for entertainment ' sight see in* anil the moral and iral cleanliness of the ana are 11 portal)t in the selection of a e resort. as soon ?. * a site ited the large-t available is obd by the Y. M. C. A as Its main or of operations, men and women assigned to service and negotiik are begun to secure reduced i ps f-om such entertainment enrises as cannot be duplicated by ) Y. M. C. A. and every effort is e to give as much service as po?- ' >. The army provides transpor in and pays the hotel bills, thereby ding the soldier to enjoy all the ictions formerly restricted to s and emporora and malefactors j rcat wealth. le Jetty Casino at Nice and the | Irlpal Casino at Cannes are the res of attraction In the Riviera the 8,500 men who can he aceomated in this area Many officers r this Meuiterranean section and e is a "Y" club for them. EveryK except the gambling that was tied hv the government at the be- j . Ing of the war i? at the disposal ic Americans. Golf and tennis and r ath'etic sports, haihing, boat In th- companion-hip of the local ilatlon are the most popular ?itlona Elephant to Have Shoes. i Interesting experiment \v:is re ly fried out hi New York elt.v on Wolf Hopper's hippodrome ele j it. Lena, says the Christian Sel I Monitor. A huge shoe, pres im ' miule of coarse leather or cow . with stout laces of the same ma d was tried on the elephant's foot pm it more correctly, Tour shoes ? tried on the elephant's four feet ie hope that they will kr>ep Lena's warm during the cold weather. Hlnly Lena will look very funny. ;lng nhout with these huge shoes Economical Daughter. Jut when I was courting you you I 1't need so much gas," said the rie husband. <o. dear." replied the sweet young i g lie called wife. fou were satisfied 'hen to sit In darkened room with me. Now you t every gaslmrner In the house ted." ,v< !' you must remeiiiher. Henry, my father Is not paying fog this no v."? \ onkers Statisman - %OLDS I - He ad or chest ? ?to ? are best treated rjfl B ^ "externally" with 1 icK's\4poRur4 I JR BODYGUARD"-30f.60MT20 % ? LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. c. raSrwJ HOW DOCTORS he navy and is now on :i ( Tr?r a r r\c r?n r;::;,;:;:- TRfcAf COlDS s naval puelttst?" slants depth honihs for AK||| TUl. Li ||' >1 Hpivudinjj oil uu One ni'iU I ilL ILU a." Kli-si Step in Treatment Is a Iti Freight Carrier. has proved Its success l'urjtutlve With t'alotalis, the ' malls; and in the South- Nausea leas Calomel, ost of the army's flying I out, airplanes are used und utility business. A l , ... uunui n nave I011IH1 OV CXpertC ' " ' ' e that no medicine for colds and in f 1_.? miles from s prnc- enza can jje <jeppn,led upon for > wing headquarters and effectiveness until the liver is m prisoner a watchman thoroughly active. That is why i asieop on duty. Upon first step in the treatment is the n to the camp ho carried nausealess Calomel called C'aloti vouchers, 100 pounds of which is free from the sicken Irplano wheels, landing weakening and salivating effects ?. In addition he tucked the ol(1 ?tyle calomel. Doctors : lie of papers and magn ?oini ou,t the ,aot lthat a" actlve l| ?. . .? ii i n? i goes a long way towards prevenl mch fhill of mall!-Karl fnfluenza a*(1 of the' mn8t ro*s M'ignsine. portant factors in enabling the tlent to successfully withstand an jea in Brussels. tack and ward off pneumonia, "olograph In Its account One Onlotab on the tongue at ito Brussels of King Al- time, with a swallow of wate p Yanks came first In the that's all. No salts, no nausea go which followed the the slightest interference with y Then came the French. eat,n?- P>?a?ure or work h . , , . morning your liver Is active, v yart s" " * system is purified, and you are f ? n sound strange to tin jn>, |mo, with a hearty appetite sklr! of bagpipes Mown breakfast. Druggists sell Calol landers lending the v,-a.v only in original sealed paeka v of their kilted com- price thirty-five cents. Your me Scotsmen, let it he re will he cheerfully refunded if you i? success d'estlme of the n,d find them delightful. Adv. the Indies waved their ; ns the Highbinder* id how everylimh voiced TA \T i*1 i Tl lmlratlon for these s,al |j0 \ Qli sCt 1 110 1\?Y^ JUST tCAR L LOW * RELIABLE! Pulls and Runs 1 T 1 * Vestal 1 CHES' DISTRI Lancaster, Fairfield, Chestei The Ithoiie's tippers !'<'Iehes are pi: and already are used extensively herire tiavigat'on. I mi * near Murse tlic stream far too turbulent tnce eonunerce. A i'tinv of hills hod "u" vented the oonsi ruction of a en mi . days gone l>\. Now with France the ergiv.ed '?> war Hn<1 with the n< ew s''-v ranal emphasized th litis. '?>* "'? tunnel is being <ut and ing, eiiiml will soon lie opened. The v i of wits begun in 11)11-12. and has I ilso continued through the war. My ly?>r rnnal and links already avalh barges ran he sent from the Me?l ranean to the Knglish ehannel. P<i" at- _ 4 . v^ruse or un Kasnes. bod Oil rushes in users of eutting It ? ennts nipt! cooling liquids ure fnum nor the Irtish depart merit of selei our and industrial research to he geitui ?ext either to plugging of the s OU,T glands ;t t the roots of the hull*: 6PIfor Hr,ns ,m<' or nieehtinieiil a ;)iiS sion of the skin l-v sus|)eti(lei| ti ges. particles in tiie cutting oil. Sttpp if)e\ tinll or nl'sees ;e?- ;n:iy result, do ventlves are dusting th" skin stnreh :iit<I zine ov'de povder l? fottehipg the o'l, si?mtt?!: r:t jtflet of soap and hot Meter, stel'lllzln 'J oil hj" he: * 111L' to III II decrees [ : t ? f In it ed fr? ?|uent < t ii-i '> . lean t?ItLT oil titer 'finn rrmmmay ?????m OAD 01 ..... ' ^ v -5 ^ DSOI COST ! EFFICIEI All 17-.? r\u i ai 111 iviacniner VIotor rER, s. c. IUTORS FOR rfield, York and Chester Larrest Tunnel in the World. ' Notwithstanding tin* war, the Ini*i funnel In flio world Is well tu course of construction in France, object I'oinu to jrive Mnrsoilles con I floti witli Paris nnil flic Interior f~ t tlie country in Kcncrnl l?> rnil ninl r tor. Tito canal will t?roviile ample terwaj for lie. rues The new tint I ninl the eil'tlnu of n ^11i|? emuil. net i ly tunneled tlirou^li solid rook for risk j iniieR. Joining the old linrbot* <ew| fhe Medlterriineitn to the Itlver Ith UIIMfc . . PAGE THREE eIaspmi robbed OF DANGER 10 z THE HEART llill flvi it 1111 Ni'w I'crfei'livl ?*l. fallotl As|?iloin*, is Sliulilly St iinu'at lug fundi! strait i?|' Di-pi-i'ssinn In lloarl?IvsiMviallv Ilcriuniiu'iuliMl l?\ IMiysii1 It's C,,, dans in Influenza, Scvitc ('olds, per | lli-ailatiic, Nraralsria ami Itlicu ' mat ism. en C'I'S " " Physicians and druggists are very ' " ' enthusiastic over Aspitone, the new n?rk amj improved aspirin tablets that are ?een said to be slightly stimulating inthis stead of depressing to the heart. hie. They explain that severe colds, iujt?r fiuenza, fevers, headuches, neuralgia and rheumatism ate almost Invariably attended by a weakness ot' the heart and require stimulation rather than depression. Heart fsiilibrt ure, they say. is especially to he ' ,,v guarded against in influenza and itifle pneumonia, hence they recommend rally Aspitone. mall I A gentle laative with one or two s nf tablets of Aspitone as needed, is now t,,.., the physician's favorite treatment. , for severe colds ami threatened " ' pneumonia. It will usually cut hort ,M:' a cold or sore throat over night As''; pitone tablets aie also !? >inc used wl h J with splendid results for the relief 'fon of pain in headaches, neurnlc ' ami II < ! rheumatism. The leading druggists g ot everywhere are now supplied with Aspitone, which is sold in sfaletl . packages. price thirty-five cents. They may be obtained locally at the Standard Drug Co.?Adv. 1 * I \ IJ . ?? i w \ !i I ] i; - -2 SI MT I ^ A Y Co. Counties I ?? 1 m