The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 08, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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Washington.?"How many fisher- ||
men realize that there are found in ^
the Atlantic ocean offshore between VI
Eg Miami and Key West nearly 'i'1"
varieties of (ish ?an amazing total (
which constitutes one-fifth of the on- |s
< tire fauna of the American continent ^
\ north of Panama?" asks John OliVer
LaGorce in a communication to I
It the National Geographic society |>)
which is quoted, in part, in the following
bulletin:
j? "What the rolling prairie of tini.
Far West was to the buffalo in the
A'^eDlden days, when it roamed in count ess
thousands to and fro in search ot" 4
gnew pastures and salt, the ever roll J.
ling gulf stream that mighty, warm ?
Jriver which parallels the east corner
V>f Florida?is to the fish legions of ^
our semi-tropical st-as.
"To even sketch the possibilities of
Sport fishing along the far living coral sl
reef off Miami, the southernmost city '''
of the Florida mainland and the ?
fourth in size within the borders of fti
the state, one must discount the old ll|
K question: "Are ail llsherinen intciivnally
disingenuous, or do only!
^ire fish?" for the facts concerning!
tho variety, gumeness, weiglit, and til- J
versified color ol the citizens of the| 1
deep, abounding in these waters, re-j lfv|
quire a high rating as to the personal ei
veracity and the courage to prove cr<
that ancient proverb about truth be-' thi
1 ing stranger than fiction. en
L "The fresii water fisherman who.
A armed with liglit tackte, matches his ^
\ wits against the quickness of the'
'I black bass, the brilliant generalship'
?<>f the brook trout or the fierce charge
If the muskellniiiMe in liis inbuilt
JJ^cains unci lakes, may not consider
fte sees terior sport to "wet his lino" in Pr<
in hosfater alonK the North Atlantic ll?
or servinfor not "'any of the fish in cold vh
than hoi3 considered foeinon worthy of1 :
these ' th?
lie senaa different story ran he told ; th?
0 Rive tL warm s,,a brethren, and he
heir hoti'y lo hunt for example, the c(i
ais. gatftrP?n. the dashing sailflsh, (
. ?e ,.<>weriul and valiant .honelish.
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to mention a score of other fin-j
ed fighters of the gulf stream, to| "
1 herzo that lie." Is called upon to ex- ai<
i cause his ever>' faculty and skill toi 80
'*1?"' 1K su<',1 K;im<* alongside as trophies' Ve
rs i''8 Proxvfiss- na
Sena1 w011 hi be interesting to have a hu
rong cM Phture record of tin; thoughts! u?
a... sn- flash through the mind of even of
<?xperienced inland fisherman the no
.J jprst time he W'ds the tiger like swoopI
of n five foot barracuda. the yank |>0j
of a hundred pound amherjack. or the Pl|
sullen surge of a big grouper on his
line; for even when armed with the 8K
heaviest rod, a reel as big in eompari- foi
V son as the cylinder of an automobile
iengine, and a line which approaches a
hawser In thickness, lie is pretty sure
to wish, at least subconsciously, that
nts equipment was twice as formidable
and his arm thrice as strong. In
R "What, indeed, must his sensation co
^ ' ^ :the first time when, looking over- ga
. ,rd .it his baited hook ">'? feet be f()
p wliol 1
in the clear waters of the gulf as
t jj ()tm, he sees, as plainly as if in n
tli)for, the approach and attack of a pj:
.int jewllsh. which is just as likely |
weigh 500 pounds as 50, for it ^
'blte^tlmes grows as hig as a pony
apg the Florida coral reef and is
jfust as strong."
| i Lake Krie produces more fish to wi
I the square mile than any other body ca
1 'of water in the world. ha
Wi?See 'Gefs-lt' Peel
;;j ok this com."
______ on
}&vea The Toe as Smooth as the "ni
' Palm of Your Hand.
i"t" ?hc corn never grew that "Oets- on
will not get. It never ircitat. * |(,
not. flesh, never makes your to?- sore
r. two drops of ''Qots-lt" and tin
.s aifo! the corn-pain vanishes,
tly you can pod th^ corn n m
J |l'?WonderfultoSee"Get?-It"PeclOffCori.?< 1
tor as smooth and corn-fr'oo ns your
palm. *? "Gets-It" Is the onl\ s.ife
w4y In the world to treat n corn or
alius. It's the sure way?the way
that never falls. It Ih tried and true
?used by millions every year. It
always works. "Gets-It" makes rut- "
tlnff and dlSftlnK at a corn and fuss- 11,,
In* with bandages, salves or anything
elae entirely unnecessary. k 11
"Oeta-It." the Kuarantoed. money- jf,
back corn-remover, the only sure way. 1
4-osts but a trifle at any druK store.
M'f'dby E. Lawrence & Co.,Chicago, I1L
Bold In Lancaster and recommended
as the world's best corn remedy by
J. P. Mackey Co., Standard Druy'
(Company.?Adr. for
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RACHEL M'MILLAN BABY CAMP
;: y ?.
>??agkS8^8g&!g
<aLlvT^' ? >*"*>?, .5^?vM?t^L. 'i
Ono ol' ilio features jit this big English nursery < ;
eeping quarters for the children. Every d:M tli.v
lildren tnko this healthy way of getting their attorn
UTLOOK FOR THE NEXT WHEAT /
BY CHARLES A. WHITTLE,
Soil Improvement Committee, Atlan.a,
The approach of wheat and oat sow- European coi
I time raises a question In the fartn- abort of labor.
s mind as to the outlook for these a1rnl,ie8 vrogres
... , , rlod for fall sc
jp*. It Is well known that under ,Q Europe wlll ,
s stimulus of Government price an material chang<
ormous wheat crop has been pro- recovery of lat
eed. a crop of approximately 1,200,- Therefore, tl
3,000 bushels. continued short
, . , . . . . I Europe, makinp
It Is estimated that this couutry re- f()r (bja counll
iros 00,000,000 buyhols hikI tliut | grnin noxt vph
rope will require from 410.000,000, But instead c
460,000.000 bushels. If these figures *nK ',s whea
3ve correct, there will be a very lit-!e<* withdrav
. . ' guarantee will
surplus left of the big crop of ,n thp s<)Uth
teat this country has grown. farm practice t,
Since it appears to be probable that ' rye enough for
3re will be no trouble to dispose of >^"y ut Mraoie,
% present crop the next question is, roveI crops tl
... . plant food that
.at are the planting prospects for mjt <)f t,)p s<)i,
ler wheat growing nations? (2) to provide I
f)f course tin* nations south of the livestock; (3
ualor, like Argentina and Austra- spring some fi
....... . I will he the bet
, that have their summer when we .
bur clover gro
a having our wiuter, have already furnjsh vegetal
wn their fall crops, and win bar- turn Into the s
st them near Christmas time. These i"8
tions have, thus far. good prospects; H" ",e ?
, , , . , were sown to i
t they would hardly compare with . ,
i it would mean
V two leading wheat grow ing states better soil, lai
this country; therefore, they are tilizers and g
i important factors. ! Too bttlo a"
taining good wl
Russia is the great granary of En- , ,
too little attei
.e and Asia. Those who have watch- parmg ;l good .
the political trend of that country fertilizers are
e nothing but war and paralyzed small grain crc
riculture ahead another year, if not is worth doing
r several years. well.
WHAT IS ACID PHOS
Raw phosphate rock is a substance held under the
which phosphoric acid and lime are 1,1 phosphoi
tnblned together in practically the \
of sulphuric at
me proportions in which they are insoluble rock
und in hone, anil which is known if t|1(. soluhli
phosphate of lime. separated fron
In this condition the lime and the 1 '*'s " :,n(' ('>ss
. , . ... . . .. he much more
losphortc acid hold to each other . ,
v than to leave
th such a tight grip that the phos- j|me jn fllo dry
lorus cannot be dissolved by wa add nhosnhate
r It wO! readily be seen that hut 'nk 'be funrtu
r such a combination tho phoapho- l'hosphoi 11
, larger expense
? would have been dlasolveil out and Jn (he (,om
iahed to the ana before ever man phosphoric hc
mo to Inhabit the earth. Hut It liquid fr.m an
l? been locked up and held for ua In which to carr;
la way, juat aa the coal has been Ohio Experimt
ll'I.OYKS or SOI TIIKIIN 1 "| cant just
SIKH'S AT IKH'K Mil.I, STRIKE "No. vou <1
Itock Hill. Auk. " Responding to know more ab
lots issued bv union officials, 1-' and about y.-n
iployos of the local shops ot the some of your c
ul horn Railway company have gone "Mow in the
a strike' Those who are out be- "Oh, ihere
ig to crafts of hoilerma kors, black- about it: your
ilhs and machinists and car repair- pupils in sch,?
>. The bollerinakers, blacksmiths egrant.
d machinists walked out during the *
'er part of last week They were O\er<|oin
tied this morning by the car repair- t.adv Hand
>n- riago (her thii
l?. M. Murehi-on. chief dispatcher story when sh
the Southern Railway office here. Jennie Jerome
ites that the strike has not serious- . . . ,
Hike her tall
handicapped the work i?t the local ...
itician, and oi
ups and will probably not have a ,
livered it roils
ions effe t should the men stay out ,, , ,,
' General Grant
month, as the maehinists. boiler
president ror l
liters. blacksmith ami car repair- When she
n were well up with their work H,mu. f>IlthllHi
ien the strike was railed The sjlot,t,Mj.
ikin* railway employes are dc- jeron
indinir inereaReil pay or a reduction -f
,h? 0031 <>f "Vl"R' "Sir, 1 thi.nl
m do not wish t
Vol Kucli a Mystery. ...
'ever. Wash!
When a youtiK woman approached
elderly man in a department store ..
' I>o fartnera
other day and said. "You don't , , ...
nature? We
ow me, but I know you verv well," .
' jthoutfh none
t latter replied: , ...
* about them.
"I am afraid you are mistaken."
"Aren't you Mr. Umson?"
,, , Ktib-M i -'list
1 HUr"'y um' septic; It killt
'I have known you and your family fr0m Infected
some time. tetter etc \
i
I i
HE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTE
IN ENGLAND
IS NOT CONST
^ ^jj So Lav.yets, liicluilin
** I by the house and now
|| u senate committee,
11%*"* -*^ tionul. according to
Kiihu Uoot, William I
W,ll,am ,J- 'M:,rl,ur>- '
rnii 'd Statos Hrewei
^made public today.
Ifcth amendment beeo'ti
':-:V iVJ- Mii Januarv HI, 1!?2". <
** " y> - ' . ? <
'Vs 'vJ-:5 Well settled rules of
.^ C-- , ...
. MM '?w 1 ""
li:Itit I'm? manufactur
whether or not
Tliere is now no vnlid
map is th?? oul or-diioi s wiir time prohibition ;i
. weather penults the ,hcl.m, aml is
onii imp. , ,
they declare, to sup
? that tho propi sed on ft
iiin HAT PDOD llr"is n,,<,>ss:,rv 01 pro
\Plll UAI lllfUl he nation's food suppl
The opinion, an ex
nient dealing with all
Georgia. uuestirn. was sent to
j l'Vigenspan, president
untries In general are <>rK. nMorlatIon< The
Demobilization of . .
. 1 a tended that while I
ses slowly and the peiwlng
of small grain "??<> "n<l ,ho New Yo1
have passed before any appeals had held tl
9 can be made through constitutional, the deej
lor from the armies. apply to pending legisl
lere Is going to be a m ?
age of small grain In J>I T KLAME FOK
i It probably necessary vi?#'?nir<
*y to supply as much ;> CAilYUCn
r as this. :
)f tho nation maintain- Ih-'ween i.otto and
1 acreage. It Is fear- So|l|i(>I^ XV|? U(. Swo
ral of the Government
result in a reduction. cial Deputies in
it is not only a good
0 grow wheat, oat* and Chicago, Aug. 7.
home needs, nut u is fow mlnor ,liatllrbancM
(1) to liave winter .
... . . .. in the < huago "blaet
tint will take up the
would otherwise wash noting last w <
with the winter rains; deaths and injury to s<
light winter grazing for persons.
> to furnish in early Adjt. (ion. Frank S.
esh cereal hay which |jnojs, a,?j chief of Pol
tter if it has retch or pross(M, safisfac(lon 0
wing with it. (4) to f rhp (a r p
de matter or humus to
oil at the spring plow- ",!,t ?f furthei
ing was ended. The i
otton and corn field** lice continue to patrol
3!nall grain in the fall, trict.
more cotton and corn. WIth tho exception c
ger returns from fer- c A K Wehrheini.
reater farm profits. ,
i. ? v. militia, who was fired <
tent ion is given to oblent,
oats and rye seed; *>v negroes, and
ition is given to pre- ?l white mob in tho s
seed bed, and too little trict. 110 outbreak of c<
used in growing the occurred since Thursd
>ps In the South. \S hat tain was severely won
at all, is worth doing recover.
Six hundred whites
only after a machine m
Pf-I A Tp? an *'utomohile had apji
litiamen with fixed hay
pared to charge them,
hills, and in the case ? ,,
. \\ lnle police were
ills we have been given , .
1 unlocking by the use wi,hdrawn from the
id. which converts the and ,h?' 1,arp ?^re let <1
into a soluble form *n that section the she;
i? phosphoric ucid were ing in fo mer soldiers
1 the lime which car uties ,-xpected to
olved in water it would
inconvenient to handle "
it still combined with
powder which we cull !tJ '' villrflm t
, this lime simply s?rv
?n of a bottle to carry l r
i, and saving the much f ? 1
that would he lnvolv 1 I
pleto extraction of the F V/Li Jr
id. converting It into ; ^
id providing bottlee In
u. Monthly Ilulletln
:ul Station. I
place you."
nn'i know me. but I
out you and your wife
11 r laiitliy affairs than;
loses! relations." . world
^ ??
is nothing mysterious ^ " glittle*
i il l is ono of toy " ?gsgy.
d." YounKStown Tel- ?? ?jgiT
H a Compliment.
olpli Churchill's mar-' /
rd i recalls an amusing f'j|
ii was just plain Miss
. of New York. i < '
Iter. >he was a keen pol I / y V
1 one occasion she de-j rJm \xY h
iii- <ii m i.i >i i>r
. tlii'ii standing fur tin- N-^f*
on joy 11> o beauties ofj M
niusi priwuni*' ho, I- jch 1*%$?
have writ li'ii poetry IJM
ii h r powerful nntt "*"===^^*=^S
i the poison cniisril
ruts, cures old sores
dv.
v
I V
R, S. C.
' <:,"hr " ;ml
ounscl for tho ,fc^^rk^.Jh5?y?F' -V */%
s- ;,??o.-lalion. ' *<3^!
ncs offoctiw 011 I"E7 Vvffiiy %j
ongross. under | ' m
const i' 11t ion:i t j ^ Vl*
power to pro-'
reason for the
ijlerweti
port the rlalm | Sealed lO
trcemcat meas- ,v*
per to conserve WraPPed P3
iy- !
haustive do"1,-i fjght, Impuri
phases ol ihej
Christian W.I
of the Brew- fl
lawyers con-, W 8^S\SB
Mstrict Judge
rk circuit court'
le wartime act IS hV^ICDtC 2
sion would not;
at ion. some. Th
17*|T117*C ! O
r men """ w fcVVW
? in ai tos and old.
*
2.000 Former
1.. in nsspi- i The Flavc
il)irk;""-.
sing the belief
r general rio'
negro
?f an attack 011 1,000 and 2.000 on duty in the ri?
fourth reserve zones.
111 and staldied It has been definitely decided thi
the forming of negroes will not he re-employed :
dockyards dis- the stockyards until ill feeling in
msequence lias tween whites and blacks has subsldei
ay The cap- The fiic which burned six blocks <
tided, but will homes of whites, west of the stocl
yards, and which many of the res
were dispersed dents blamed upon the negroes, nj
111 mounted on gravated the feeling of bitterness,
icared and mi- j \
BITES-STINGS
Wash (he afTected
surface with house- v-Sfi
hold ammonia or
own for whites warm 6alt water; then apply? /.i'yjRJ
riff was swear- ?
r 1 ;' """ VICR'S VAPORUBli
have between "your BODYGUARD**-30* eOtTHSi
mow what J wa
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 8. 1919.
10^
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CALLV i
its wax- II
ckase. air- reg
ity proof? ?$
LEYS . 1
ind whole- 1
e aoody 8
for young 1
\W t O^fc B# euro to i?t 5
II Ldold WRIGLEVS I
Look for tlM |
??"18W
Ash Your Dealer
Grand Prize K<t&l;^i1m
firearms $ Ammunition Jjfi
Write for OitMogue ||ji]
tmf n< ii'. Q
(Ut(( lias proven it will euro MaInrin,
( hills and Fever, IlillnuM
f Fever, Folds and laifirippe. It kills
the parasite that eases the fever. It
is a splendid laxative and ^enerai
> Tonle.?Adv.
ntf I|
(WANT A FROSTY GLASS
of sparkling, e '.In! a rn t i n g
'F.I'SI-C'Ol.A! It braces me
ip, niaktyf my eyes sparkle, and
estores/all my old wintertime
u p ai?^ ja//. !
I cAn liMik the Thermometer
n tne eye and say ' \njxio!*
?> / have no terrors for nie,
ild tiling!*'
f ean make n > old Hying
pa< bine simply talk after a swig
t this Fountain of Ynutli! It
nukes me simply scintillate/"
,'Or , too, ean know the
leastire of
Pcpifying and Stimulating
PEPSI-COLA