The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 08, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1919.
HAD LIVELY FIGHT T
Art
Man Found Coachwhip Snake No
Mean Antagonist. In 0
todos
herenc
Mr. Q. M. Robbini of *?! ? ? Indlffei
to Announce That He la Not j Jn,,rke<
at All Desirous of Another 1 "
. . ? . thousa
' Such Bout. . ?
s* and a
Some folk say a coachsnake won't ** jjJ* ^
chase you and tie you to a pine tree
and whip the everlasting daylight out nonr p
Of you. They scandalize this undent front \
trartWon as unscientific and contra- acros,
dlctory to the facta and the evl- wns t(
dence. < ?
The defense now culls to the stand the M<
one O. \V. Bobbins, whose initiuls may n
or may not stand for George Wash- fj w
Ington, and who watches at the Dowmun-I>ozler
plant In Atluntn, Gn., by a
night. turn t(
Mr. Bobbins avers thnt the blunted W|tj, )
couchwhlp went us fur as pos- an?ri?
alble?he chased Bobbins three Two
times around his own garden to be- w,mn,
gin with, and when Bobbins finally n>)
turned and gave battle he (the coach- nnep
whip) lassoed hltn and the ensuing j)u
wrestling match simply ruined a large ence t
pnrt of an acre of excellent radishes jrniors,
and some fine young onions. Sarin
Bobbins suvs he was out In the gar- cjaj,n.
<len pulling sotne radishes when he wor(j '<
discovered n six-foot couchwhlp j Rhan
snake watching him balefully. Mind- f 'p )n
t ~ * *
??-. ui im; inuiuion, nno despite the
absence of plno trees, Robhlns turned r* n"
nnd fled, nnd the conchwhlp nfter ? 'Rro
him. Rntind and round the garden pr"*
patch fled Robbing, the conchwhlp still 1
pursuing him. WR8 rt
The chase ended near the barn, Kt'mon
where Robhlns was forced to pause I'esf
for brenth. Whether the conchwhlp tr,,ry.
nlso was shy of wind does not np- 's no*
p< nr, but he started crawling uncter Hock,
the bnrn to think It over. r"'
Robhlns, encouraged by this mnneu- psl
ver nmL angered at the damage nl- throng
ready wrought among his garden- tnllsmi
sns, grasped the snake by bis dell- spires
cately tapering tnll nnd dragged him, Sabl
resisting furiously, from beneath the says:
barn. Instantly the conchwhlp With ?
changed his tactics nnd looped him- any thi
aelf about Robhlns* neck. This n
Ruslness picked up at once, nnd the gle of
warm spring ntmosphere wns shnt- ennnte
tered by rude exclnmntlons of the queath
rough-and-ready variety. The conch- whose
whip had a combination' grapevine love o
and head hold on Robhlns, who was glance
striving to achieve the deadly to? our pi
held made famous by the late Mr. not In
Ootch. revere
The radish bed wns used as n mat, flag ni
and the grnpple was fast nnd fn- land, n
rlous. It Is always a difficult mntter erence
to put a toe hold on a large und scl- his flu
entitle snake, but Robhlns wns battling
for his life and a few remaining
radishes?and he got the hold.
" ... Ther
i iic- ursi iiimg nnnnins UIQ wns TO , rf)U|1(j
unwrap tho snake from about his ! '
n<-ck. Tho next thine ho did was not ana n'
etrlrtly In accord with tho wrestling ma *'
regulations. Instead of pinning tho 'mm>
conchwhlp's shoulders to the radish | ^
bod, Itohhlns dellherntoly nnd with | '
mil 11 oo aforethought popped his one- i higetln
mv's skull vindictively ngninst the side , In,'n,s.
of the barn. avallal
The hnttle ended there. The snnkek
measured two Inches over two yards. ''lo
hide, a
tlephants' Picnic. ^
An net not down on the program leather
was given without eharge the other Sonn
day In the old seaport town of Marble- compui
head. Mass., when four elephants of a r,ltH |r
small circus, named with tine allied thev di
patriotism (Senerul Koch, General I'er- jt wou
ailing, General Ilaig and Princess Tat, to 8U|,j
Jumped a stone wall, escaped the elr- hodv \
eus and took to the woods. The per- anvhod
aonnel of the clreus, aerohats, riders, oil
clowns and canva*nen. followed, and 8|[in
so did many of the townspeople and
half a dor.en nolleemon hut
phants made the woods first, and there
they spent the day wfth "a lar?e and Grat
appreciative uudlence" watching on profess
the outskirts. Peanuts and bananas, ^y
usually a temptation to elephants, nnces.
failed to entice them from their New grandd
England Jnnglej hilt as twilight fell, nn>' 'r
and habit suit (tested feeding time, the stower
big beasts came peacefully out of the other ?
woods utid allowed the trainer and his fnndf
assistants t#? lead them back to the ','or n
circus ftroutids. Ami all Marblehead ,,n('
Went home to belated suppers. SHI
to tucl
Germany Seeks Wool Substitutes. |" r s"
Reqrch for wool substitutes will onjb
doubtless continue in Germany, where '?ran
sheep rear I lilt Is not likely to Increase tf"
mnterlall.v. Pops' hair and even hti- 1 ',,f s"
man lyilr have been tried, as felt ma- *'nts, a
terlal of limited supply, and the long r"'
halt of women found military use dur- of> ?
lag the war. A possible new Industry
Is to he based on the white, silwenImired
rnbblt. The hair may be spun .Tncle
Into very fine soft threads, suitable frrr 1 1
weaving certain fabrics. and plan* are calling,
said to have been made for breeding Jillseveral
millions of tin- animals. Jack
.lane's
Oil in Mexico. out. (!
IlArent investigations width have self,
been made on the Pacific const of Me*- Jill?
Ico reveal the exls'euce of rich de- you're
posits of petroleum. These discoveries Howl,
ore of great Importance, because they
will ultimately serve to intensify mnrltlmeMratllc
and seem to presage for Anal
some of the western ports of Mexico from tl
a futtire as promising us that of the nat
Tanjpfeo or Tuxpnnm. luces t
Is divh
S mple Budget Sy&tsrr. tciiiin"
"Every young wife rhould linvo a 'V*"*
budget sytrin to govern ht r rxpondl- nf
lures. ' '
"I know I have one. I pay what I ,
can and owe the refrO Syria, .
THI
IING FAST TO 'RELIGION I Apr I
Refutes to Believe That the w 11 Left
lerican Nation a^ a Whols
" F*"'_TAW"- ' And Won
ur universities we find multlof
young men who claim nde
to the Christian faith. The
rence of their adherence Is In p
1 contrast to what I observed
University <jf Cr.lro. where are N*m*B
nds of youths, Moslems in name. Was I
Iso In spirit. Captain Arthur Mo
unute writes In Leslie's.
>amnseus. In Aleppo. In Brou* The
'1 In ninny other cities of the well-knowr
nst. I hnve often been hold up In Vcr>' many
)t n bazuar by a fishnet drawn the confirm
the entrnneo. On Inquiry I way in wl
ild. "The master he?s gone to R name.
Five times a day throughout changes u
islem world the raezzln, or call ou* ?f <
yer, echoes from Its mlnnrets, quite part
herever they may be the faith- fascination
>w themselves. Before sights very flrst-<
lose I bare my hend, and I re- hand, won
a our superficial western cities name with
ess of boasting and pride of mologlst dl
connects It
generations ago Emerson was Every one,
? his famous essays, In which that Llsbni
td the name of God on every It makes r
In these more superficial times cal city f
ve not gained by our IndlfTer- derer Is ?]
0 that which was the heart of been rath
on's message. Turdetanlr
e socialist syndicate will ex- Spain. Si
"If you will only leave out the nny differ
religion' we won't object." But tradition,
't leave out the word "religion,** which the
that word I see America's great- '? to say
?d today. There are hypocrites ten Ulyss
iund and the cynic points me to Hps, says
but I answer: "I hnve seen a ns Allssul
nan, the secret of his goodness Then cnm<
'llglon, and a good life Is an ar- nnme, hut
t that I cannot answer." the happy
dte appearances to the con- city on tl:
1 believe that America even yet calling It
so far away from Plymouth Romans c
iiic viimiim miciwii, HIIII!1.SI Al ASPIllil
>f garden follies, and In the gny- same Idea
Irl, there are many In the giddy Portuguest
who still hear like a magic Phoenician
nn the memory of the white and nppen
of New England. that to tin
>atlor, the French modernist. 's hut a st
"Man Is Innately religious.** And whi
?speclnl truth I believe we may It carries
p American Is Innately religious, furies, ton
ntlon had Its origin In the strug- Phoenician
fnlth. The Huguenot, the Cov- each. In \
r nnd the Pilgrim have he- shores of
icd to us a national sentiment deed, was
potency is not merely In the Moor In 1
f our country, hut also In alle- how King
to our God. Therefore, today, through n
[itrlotism should express Itself, at last, w
flippancy, hut In the deepest Flemish ci
nee and devotion. God and the captured I
re one and Inseparable In this mances of
tnd the citizen who does not rev- nnd epoch
hlfc God can not truly honor "re the b
g. Castlllan i
Its period
In the si:
May Mean War on Rata. Portuguese
e Is not enough leather to go self Into N
Fish skins are susceptible to years of
g. and there are rat skins which 1(140, whe
good leather, large enough for town undc
purposes. They would do for fiom the !
Inds of gloves and mittens, says curthquaki
tie Journal. They may he sewed rebuilding
*r to make cloaks and other gar- rnous Can
and thcy%rc not too small to he n
?I f<?r parts i>f boots iind shoes. T.lsbon hn
tieral rule jis to leather is that the beaut;
Irker the fur Is the [loorer the who write
ml vice versa. According to this, to attempt
hie would |n*oduce superior beauties o
red-roofed
ebody with the gift of guessing dure of It
les that there are 100,(HH),000 "peerless
i this country, and the damage "The eyes
r> would feed a good-sized army, "upon a s
Id take at least fi.OOO skins a day hnllt up w
dy a small modern tannery. No- great and
vants the rats; they belong to Lusttnnian
ly that can catch them. That Is the semhln
ly problem?to catch them and many mar
lem, and then deliver the goods, of delleat*
westernmo
Another Degree. '!/
... .W I A T AI tS 11 hill
idfather Is a learned Indtnna _ ..
f)vp miles
?or?one who Is greatly respect- ? .
.... ... . . . mous Had,
nil his neighbors and acquaint- .. ..
_ . . , ..... .. , . tban three
Rut his little three-year-old rrow cl
a lighter knows hlra quite another "nrrow <
om any other person, as the he- #ca ' 'J*'
of anything she may wish. The 1 r* ? ' 1
venlng his mother left her with "n< soine
nther while she went to a party. '^J1 ?,
while everything went all right n * an .
en baby began to get sleepy. At
me time rhe longed for mother
t her In bed. Then she pitched
Ice high and walled loud and r^lf> now
turnstile hi
dfatlier presented money, trlnk- hy heart b
I everything the house ottered. Here, si
II the baby walled. More pres- hrel^t at tl
nd flniillv tin. I.nt,u t~vl. who bud f
to uttor this rebuke: "I want
now I'm tryin' for my mudder." "Hut I In
Itor pleade
I "Th? n y
Classified. one," ?nld
? Sny. Jill, you iliifn't know tlint allowed ft
tin electrician? I missed my ' leaves Ills
change.
How's that? 1
Why, lust night, over at
the electrle light fuse burned ? . , . (
luess who fixed It? Me?I?mv o
sad
-Huh! You're no eleetrlclan?' ttu'ii " ''"t
nn Idiot!?Pennsylvania Puneh n
ujxe ami I
___ i likely to m
Anatolia. I
oIIh, mentioned in lie* news >< ? i\
ie peaee conference In Paris. Is P"1"' l'nne
of one of the live large prnv- '
ir districts Into which Turkey ?*' s "
led. It lies between the Medl- !
an and Hlnc|* seas, and the tils- ,
the home oif the greater part I ,1T
Turkish population, numbering ;
'.>10.000 people The other four
Istrlcts of Turkey are Armenia, i * >r,< ,ut*
Mesopotamia and Kurdhdun.
5 LANCASTER NEWS, LANCAS1
T IN HISTORY I 1!"
i/worvca ncc
t Epoc
drously Beautiful Is the (
City of Lisbon. i w\iy do the
Victorian e|
through a g;
i Capital Haa Had Many exciting, int
Through the Centuries? I sometimes t?
Last Stronghold of tho 8al(1 that nob
or In That Country. ! real delights
j lived before
r of a name, especially a ^'nillarly, w it
i name, in Interesting to -V,,U"K person
people ontslde the ranks of ,,u> delights
ied etymologist. The strange I,oss,f)|e to be
ilch. through the centuries, !,'r "f a vo,u
gradually changes and ''ra>'- to wa"
ntil It has really changed I:iIo,'s "ow "
usual recognition, yet never of Uo
s from Its original, has a revl<?w of Swl
i all Its own. Lisbon Is a ,,<e terrors oc
lass example. No one, off- Needier Stow
Id think of connecting the frtendshlp
Ulyssen, and yet your ety- Col,tidences o
Ives Into the subject and so Wl*re turned
without apparent difficulty, true, yet Haw
of course, knows the legend not (lisr
a owes Its origin to Ulysses. ,h<> l,,ss,'r I'h'
10 difference that the mythl- ",')ri an<l Ju
ounded by the great wan- ""tlsfyliig lit
leclared by Strnho to have features of
ier In the mountains of People really
t, In the extreme south of 'n "luglng
uch contentions never make ""Ida <>n
ence to a well-established u"inen dress
An., so tne oldest name by ^ ^ )n
city ever was known, that ^
OUslpo, came to be writ- w
ippo. This on Phoenician ^
, the authority, appeared ,e wh,(
^bo. or the friendly bay. m4 wpre
? the Romans, changing the stagnntl
sealing their appreciation of ^ thJnkf.rs
situation of the beautiful , stQnt cnnsMf
ic heights above Tugas by n ln YhU,
Fellcitas Julia. After the "
a me the Moors with their
ina, still carrying out the FORGOT P
, and after the Moors, the
?, with the Allssubho of the Eminent La
i carried a step further. y00 Freely
irlng as Llssabona. From So
p I.lshoa or Lisbon of today
ep. 1 Sir Thoina
nt a history there Is ln It 1 \m nddre
one safely through the cen- honor among
chlng lightly on the story of "Too many
i, Roman and Moor us ?fnH from h
turn, held sway along the ,ir,? nk?. an
Friendly bay. Lisbon, In- whom I over
the last stronghold of the OVer his whis
Portugal, and the story of "'Yes.' su
Alfonso T lnld siege to It 'she's a very
lany months, In 1147, and, ous, of cours
1th the aid of English nnd just now. ?
rulsers on the way to Syria as so0n as 1
It, Is one of the great ro- 0f tj1(, room
history. Other landmarks kn,,w In the
s ln the history of Lisbon nttle details
urnlng of the city by the
urmy of Henry II, In 1373;
Of SDlendor nnit cr??tniiin * ^ ^
-
stcenth century. when the
? empire was spreading it- ^
Tndla and Afrira; Its long
humiliation from 1SS0 to
n Lisbon was a provincial X
r Spanish rule; Its release
Spanish bondage; the great
s of 17.V?; and the grand
of the city under the fa- X
ivallio. V*
10 had a gracious task: V
s always bet-n famous for ?*?
; of Its situation, and few JIL > ^
about Portugal today fall X
once ajrain. to convey the *4?
f Its blue waters. Its white,
houses, the wonderful vers
gardens, and over all the
blue of a southern sky."
i rest." says one writer, ?*
succession of amphitheaters
ith tier unon tier of houses, X
small, which the sorcery of
sunlight trnnslgures Into
nee of a cltv of palaces and Ashev
islons built up of marbles X
ft and varied hues." The Waynt
st of European capitals ?* T Llelf
In leisurely fashion over ^ 'a '
s, extending for more than ::: Flat F
along the shores of the fa
a de Lisbon, and for more Breva
miles Inland. Reyond the IJalsar
tnnnel leading out of the ?
>ugh which flow the wa- RitltfCt
e Th(?us lies the open sea, ?*
800 ml lea away over the
the west are the Azores.? J
Science Monitor. V
?
V
The Essential. I
A
doorkeeper at the museum* ^
nr! learned the hook of rules
efore taking over the Job.
Ir. you ii111 leave yotir urn?e
door." he said to a \isitor
ailed to hand over that ar
nven't ?u umbrella,* the visd.
:
ou must so hack and ,?et _ _ _
the doorkeeper. "No one Is I aU
? pass In here unless he VJUI1
umbrella at the door."?Kx- 2
? f
Consoling.
".randpn, why do you look
f
?Ah my lad. I was Just *4^ s
lere 1 am seventy years of
have d nothing that Is
ake posterity reiuemher me 2 n
* I
i X
>h. ?e.!, don't worry,
Maybe you'll still have a $*'*
live in history as some- X jK
idftlfher. \ JiL
? ? ^ ^
The Kind.
your hlrthstono?" JL
by the knocks 1 nin always J
in life, I should soy It was
ER, S. C.
rpi u/nRTU VA/UM P : "nd rrfln.-n.ont Is ,
tn>\ WUnlh WrliLt ( tnnt to divuljre. Hut It is n?
I our rasp is to succeed, that
.uke for Those Who Smilo acquainted with all you hs
h Which Had Many stiffor. t >f course you will \
Good Points. that what you toll me wll
beyond the four walls of
heathen rage against the I shall regard your contlde
>och? Men who lived solutely sacred, and you net
:.t part of It found It hosltntiou in revealltiK all. f<
erostinK, amusing and ho sure that no other human
iprll.lo rr., II I I
/ c. niK-.umiu uikt ever learn from me the detu
ody could understand the troubles." Well, that gave
of society unless he had confidence, of course, and.
the French revolution, this Is what she told me.' "
at young person, or neur- -??
, of today can experience London and the Bin
of the time when it ?as Affep the n<,wg fp(|#1 Stra,
gin at ease the first chup- storks have returned wl
me of Dickens ?>r Thack- of ?|e wup to the ol), Alsat|u
t Impatiently for Heorge apo to be geen dn?y Hs
io\el or even to hear the pluming themselves In the
hert Buchanan's famous ?r<li:lu. colne8 the news fr.
inhume.' 1 here were, too. ; OI|P ,,f jbp unusual featt
casloned by Mrs. Harriet ; flpst SI,rlnR uftPr th? Wlir i:
e when her tierce Puritan j ,.nrp (,f tbe beautiful large
aluced her to print the ; ,j(p English capital. So writ
f Lady llyron! Uur eyes , s,,ondent of the Observer. towards
England, it is , (,,, jj,,, fringes," he says, "k
tliorne and Emerson were now ?pilto common, and in 11
ussed, but read. Among y?u mny Rpp thelr won,|e
hts there were (.ail Ham- ( handsome Jays betray
,mes Fields, whose very in many wooded ga
erury essays were great knpw t,,pm not by |helr .
the Atlantic Monthly. t||p whlte flllsh of t,?.,r wi
did not spend their time ro\v-hnwi;s and carrion crow
Munnlta ' or in rending jn? be common ; and eve
the sly, nor dnl all the t bll?. |lt>Pn ?eon where fn
in the magentas and sol- ,ms bppn unknown." An(j
ich contemporarj satirists ; jju,y imve come, t. > doubt
tiles of the mhhlle periods | w?, hp f(lUnrt nf so convlncl
m rmgeme. -j ue Crimean j th?,r w<.,corae that the).
rs, so microscopic to the j 8gnjn
ng, the Franco-Prussian
h preluded the chaos of _. .
ents that Wept our minds ,, The Cl,,m of
Ing; a- d there were doers Kvory now ,,n<1 11
in Europe worth our con- mnn ?>*where t?
ration.?Maurice Francis ^en-sent phrase.' wh
( Review with It Instant and alums
I Illumination on a question.
1 columns of explanation am
ROMISE TO CLIENT men. s of eloquence might t
| Such a phrase catne froti
wyer Talked Altogether I Ihinlels, the secretary of
' Over His Whisky and 1 States navy, the other di
da at the Club. ' course of one of his speed
J land. "No Englishman." d?
s IJptou spoke In a Y. M. , Daniels, "has more claim to
ss in New York about than I."?Christian Science 1
business men. "
r business men," he said. Tunnel Through the P;
onor thoughtlessly. They The- rigors of mountain \\
eminent divorce lawyer position from the national
heard one night prattling war. and a difference in
ky and soda at the club. united in the past to
id the eminent lawyer, effective joining of French
beautiful woman. Nerv- j 'sb railways, says Popular
e?of course very nervous Magazine. Work on the |
So I said to her gently, ! heen carried on sine* 11*1-1
'd sent my secretary out i nn'' 't now announced t
: "Now. my dear lady, I I tunnel from Ax. In France
se cases there are many I cr Spanish side
which a woman of j^ur | broken through, and will <
" ' fi*s1rnhie union more firmly
United States Railroad ,
Director (icncral of liailni
nithern Raili
SUMMER EXCURSl
From LANCAS
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esville, N. C 10.32 Tryo
Junaluska, N. C 10.20 0 .
Salu<
lock, N. C 7.44
rd, N. C 8.82 B,acl
n, N. C 10.74 Hick
:rest, N. C 8.04 High
(War Tax Extra
AND MANY OTHER ATTR4
Tickets on Sale Now. Final
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Mountains of Weste
Tennis Horseback Riding M
LIVE 01TD00I
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PAGE THREE
. ' j French Patriot's Letter.
I be fill I v ^ remnrknble story of the patrlot.
. " : Ism and devotion shown by c Frcnch'
V. 'J American fHmlly Is related In the
1 '* '"T Petit Nlcols, the rontlnentnl edition
.m K" of the London Mall states,
this room. .. .. ' . _ .
Af fh<* mifnrpnir nf ivor n noh.
' i i ."S "l> onn named Callles. forty-four year*
< ?.is? no who kept a drug store In Los
>r you "iay Anjte|og> Cal.. left his wife, daughter
" ing w i two sons to coine over and fight
* o >"it native country. He wus naorH
r more ta||y wounded before Verdun in .Tangent
emeu. m,rv loirs, but before dying had the
following cablegram sent to ills wife:
"I die facing the enemy. Let our
two sons eonie out and take my pluce
sburg that in the ranks. Adieu."
th the end On receipt of this cablegram the
n city, and two sons, Joseph and fieorgc, lolned
time past, up and In due course arrived In France.
Pluce de Joseph was killed in 1017, not far
mi London from the place where his father met
ires of this hb- den tit. He was thirty-four and
s tin' pres- was also a druggist.
i
r birds in fieorge failles went through much
es a corre- fighting without a wound until at ten
of London, o'clock on the morning of November
:estrels are 11. just before the nrmlstlce, lie was
lan.v places badly gassed. He recovered and has
rful flight, been In convalescence at Nice pendthelr
pres- lag his departure for his California
rdens that home to resume his legal studies.
screech, or
lugs; spar New Insulating Material.
s are coin- a new insulating material that is
n the mag- Incombustible is made by mixing 51.7
r years he j,er pt?nt powdered asbestos, IT per cent
III, W I llll f I ? --
puwutrca tnicu, "jo per rent mineral
some way rubber (a soft substance found in deng
them of posits of oleaginous schist) ; 1 per cent
will couie rosin and 0.3 per cent of bisulphide of
selenium. After washing and evaporating
in the ulr, a hard, non-nbsorb ede.
ent substance is obtained which, on
is given to heating, becomes plastic and can be
utter a j molded to any shape,
leh brings ' ?
t startling
r;:rz e*unburn
itterly fall. Apr^ V:,PoRub SS
i Jose]ilitl? | lightly-?it soothes /a-7.Cj
the I'nlted the tortured slsin.
"7 vfyicks vaporobh'
rlared Mr. *Y0'JR BQDYCUARD"-30?. 60?T*L2Q
Kunyrnede |
Monitor. ^
settees | PROFESSIONAL CARDS
enther. op- * + + * *
ministries
gauge have 1 DR- J REECK FUVDERBURKL.
prevent nn Dental Surgeon.
and Spate Offlc0 Hourg;
Mechanics
reject has 8:80 to 12:30 A. M.
I, however, 2:00 to 6:00 P. M.
hat a new And by ADDolntment.
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