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I TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1919. PLOT WOBLO REVOLT Documents Found in Germany _ Reveal Complete Plans. I I Secret Spartacan Circular Urges Agitation Among the Noeko I Home Guards. , | Berlin.?A complete and carefully \ drawn plan to overthrow the present government and further world revolution 1b contained In a secret Spartacan circular to its agents and district chiefs. The document, which was secured by the "general bureau for the study of bolshevlsm," begins by regretting that the government signed the peace treaty, thereby delaying the Inevitable crisis. The document speculates on various possible developments and then sets forth a concrete plan, the flrst step of which would be to hasten an Internal German crisis by tampering with the j home guards ol Gustav Noske, minis- i ter of defense, which are declared to ll be less reliable than formerly. The circular urges Spartacan organ- ' ^ Izatlons to agitate among the soldiers ' by leaflets and verbally. The railroad men, the document * savs. can he eniinte<l IIH uinn fi\r 1-oim lutlon. j1 The postal workers are depressed, accordlug to the circular, which goes on to say that the program with ro- 1 gard to the peasants Is complete. The J winning over of the peasants Is declared to be Important, for without 1 their sympathy or with their enmity | revolution would be difficult. If "not 1m- I possible. Delay In provoking the revolution Is ruther welcomed, "as It will enable ! further education of the proletariat; but every moment and every situation must be utilized toward the final goal." Hen Lays Big Egg. | Hurrisburg, l'a.?Mrs. Mary linlsey | hns put forth a claim for the egg-laying championship for her pet "Bluckie." The hen has laid an egg weighing four and a half ounces with circumference eight and a half Inches: "Itlackie," although an unusually small chicken, lays an unusually large egg. She also has the distinction of laying two eggs on some days. The second egg on such ] ' occasions is very small and hau no J yolk. Practical Sympathy. ' James Shaffer of Uniontown, Pa.. ' struck a foreigner who made disloyal ? remarks and was fined $10. but th? i | money was paid by ten members of | L the local Christian church, who on j ( , their way home happened to stop in t 'the bur-ess' office. Knelt of the men , ' planked $1 down on the desk of tin 1 evp^^ otliclnl and the ease was ended. ' ' The Live Wire Because, "If It Can Be DII 120 acres two miles from town, oi this place; cheap at 100 acres known as Caskey plac timber and sonje pood bottom lane 100 acres belonging to Mr, \V. 1 school and church; almost new hou worth $2,500. This Is a bargain at 107 3-4 acres known as Hunter ] 223 1-2 acres on crossing of Libei Close to school and church. $40 p< Two lots on Hast End, $50 each, Nice, net, almost new 4-room hoi put this house up for $1,500; house on end of South Main street. Five-room house and lot, almost ! ceiled overhead; Can't be erected t house und lot. Three two-room houses that reni investment for Store room on Midway, nenrly nt From $10,000 to $12,000 worth < Six-room house and lot, fine loca Mr. J. K. Helms' nice improved This farm is one of the best barge room dwelling, big barn, cow shed, shed, five tenant houses, two of thi small barns, fine well of water, in 1 70-saw gins, boiler, engine, belting, first class condition. Soil is red claj can buy all things being considered. _ . Mrs. Laura Connor's plantation Wadesford road. This farm has soi 7 5 acres in branch bottom. The price that I ask for the place. One to church. Dwelling, barn, three 1 fine pasture; 232 acres, priced .... Nice little place of 50 3-4 acres Known as Sarn Mack place; 2 milei church. 3-rootn and kitchen, well n city crib with 2 stalls. This place lugs on the ^lace $35.00 per acre buys Mr. Mobh acres. This place lias five building some branch bottoms. Don't wait 1 this price. I have a place that I can se;l yo mile of Tradesvllle, 1-2 mile of Sprii half under cultivation about 8 acre 15 acres good pasture, 130 acres in this place. L ..... T1 WATCHFUL EYE OF LAW HANDICAF g-yjx Said to De| Life at ' What act N 'n ^IW 'OSS Is evidently upon this "desperate Parallax nn rrlmlnnl," who perehnneo has corn- what the s nit ted some grave offense against so- according t tlety, and is being tracked to his lair. ncqulr rhe little chap whom the "Hobble" is by tbp s?*nsf 10 carefully scrutinizing is a wander- On the ot ng entrant In the Clapham (Kngland) sesses this f >ahy week, and. judging from his non- of 11 be w halant demeanor, the fact that he Is <*nppcd, esp mder suspicion does not seeui to cause ] mny bed sh imi iiiucii aiscoinrort. i'"1 ,ni" 11 c ___________ A hnmmprn _ _ . before ho From a One-Armed Man. . . ... , . . head with hi Thp triumph over the disability of whPthor or h lost limb Is not only exemplified In aftn|n )s ,j() the case of the one-legged cricketer. "There Is no need to lie downhearted about a lost Ion or arm," writes u correspondent. "I have Inst my left arm and can do practically everything that a man with two arms can. "I can tie my lie as neatly and Quickly as I ever did. laee my hoots, ride a horse and bicycle, drive a horse and trap, drive a motor, play billiards (using a block of weighted wood with three groves in it as a rot), golf, hockey, tennis and switn quite easily." ?London tlirotiicle. Head What 1*. S. Dept. of * geieiilture says About What Two llats Can l?o. According to government figures wo rats breeding continually for three years produce 36H.709.482 iniividual rats. Art when you see the lirsl rat, don't wait. 11AT-SNA!' is lie surest cleanest, most convenient ?xterininaor. No mixing with other roods. Drys up after killing?leaves to smell. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Sold and guaranteed bv Lancaster in Real Estate )?PLYLER WILL DO IT" i public road, creek run* through $6,000. e, 2 1-2 miles from town; some I; only $3 5 per acre. J. lMyler, one mile from Antioch so and barn. Buildings are easily $5,000 ?lace, two miles from town; only MAX $3,800 WHE rty Hill and Brown's Kerry roads. ir acre with terms. Tl'K 40 x 200 feet. ltOA jae with hall; 1-2 acre lot; Can't t and lot for only $1,500. Located MOT new* house with wood tibre walis; dei oday for $3,000 Only $3,000 for 3 in> ! for $4 per month each. A good ? | 2,t / ?,a0?- LUB >W . . $8,000 foi >f lots in toyh. Sy. ition, onljj-. $3,000 i jn> rami wiu?in two miles of town. j spl lins that I have. It has nico 6- CAR gurago, ootton house and buggy j sse housed have three rooms and louse find "machinery. Including 2 GAS< ete. All of these buildings are In oa( f loam, wRich Is the best that you P^loe $75?00 per acre. KlNI geven mites from town on the C'OOI rne very strong land with nearly 2-i bottom land alone is worth the jjD mllo to scnool and one-half mile . . tenant houses, about 2 0 acre3 In $JII .50 |?cr acre. RAD i owned by Mr. Sanford Rowell. 'n s from Tabernacle school and ind ood spring, 400 bushel rapahas over $1,500 worth of build Price $2000.00. ?y Parks' plantation of 2fi4 3-4 , 20 acres pasture 3 good wells, ong on this place. It is cheap at u for $20.00 per acre within ono ? ig Mill Church and school. Nearly s bottoms, 4-room dwelling, barn, this place. See me att once about ^ HE LANCASTER NF.WS. I.ANTASTER. S. IN LOSS OF EYE I CHEESE ENTITLED T pend Largely oi> Time of Traveler Asserts Product ol ; Which the Accident France Has Any Like I Occurred. Beaten a Block. unl disability Is Involved I If perchance we lind faro of one eye? Accident In- of tne northeastern pro npunles usually estimate France we were reasonuh cent, hut Sir Arthur Pear- the meal would he rounded i British committee on the helpings of a certain kind on of soldiers' and sailors' that is Indigenous to those it this was absolutely ah- , comes In a tlat cake, wnicli uggested 23 per cent as a 's nil caved in and squash ahle estimate. j though ttie owner had sat up i largely upon the time of bringing It into the market leh the eye Is lost. By i wheeled cart, slon, says the Lancet, we I Likewise, when Its temper dlghtly dissimilar linages ; "P It becomes more of a 1 ', which are focussed upon n solid ; and It has an aroi lnas, and this enables us j tue of which It secures the correctly the relative po- , on<l commands the respect o llstnnce of objects. This j casual passerby. It is more ever. Is not confined to cheese. I should call It s who possess two good I cheese. It Is to other i nan who has been blind In cheeses as civet cats are m infancy possesses It In I *?lr?ls?If you get what T me 1 perfection with the pos- | ,f* company the most hoist iVo eyes. For many other or "'"St vociferous Cairn to to compensate for the ox ,>r saw becomes at once stereoscopic vision. These 'lumb.^ tieric and shadow effects, id, above all, memory of t ? __ _ hnpe of objects really Is, A I _ to knowledge which has JL ^ kJL ed In earlj* years, largely ' touch. Also mice. Absolutely her hand. If one who pos- odors from carcass. On acuity Is suddenly deprived proves this. RAT-SNAP ill tie considerably hand!- cakes?no mixing with o eclully at first. A woman Guaranteed, e cannot pour from a tea ^' cake) enoug up without spilling the tea. *'>, Kitchen or Cellar. MX', si/.c (i; raki">) ft nan may take some t me House, coops, or small l>u run lilt the nnll on the size (5 eiikiw) en or Is former accuracy; Indeed, farm and out-buildings not he can ever attain It buildings, or factory huildi ubtful. Sold and Guaranteed by . Drug Co. and \V. S. Stownn I ratri Strcngtl SPE( I MUM CAPACITY?4000 lbs. and is 1 1EE BASH- 133-inch. Tread, 56-inch. with eti ngth of frame, back of seat, 122-inch. cent, hv SING RADIUS?2 6 feet. at a11 1,-1 I) CLEARANCE 12 Inches. CEUTCHRSIS WEIGHT?3.300 pounds. ly prOV< from (111 t)R -Continental "lied Seal," 4 cylinr unit power plant. 3 point suspension, TRANSMl! 3-4 inch bore, 5-inch stroke, 3 bear- forward C crank shaft; maximum motor speed 3 per c 00 R. P. M. treated RICATING SYSTEM?Combination an<l ball ce feed and constant level splash PROCEED Rem. Gear driven pump main bear- universe ts. Other parts lubricated by oil shaft is lasn. er heart BITRETOn?finooioi -- uuiuiuaiiu VI Ulill 11)1 ivity feed. Hon. "M-INK TANK?Of pressed steel, lo- REAR AX led on dash. Capacity 12 gallons. carried < TION?Bosch Magneto. nickle si ..INtj SYSTEM -Thormo-sy-phon heat tr nch intake and outlet water connec- Wheels ns; 16-Inch fan mounted directly be- ternal e Jd radiator. Ink brak 1ATOR?Is of cellular type, mounted str? ngth 4-pieoe cast iron shell; non-corrodablu FRONT A Ask f PERRY - PLY . KEI c. O r II ? ? f" li. il .. . . . y r M l\ ' C 1 ' ?I ' * ' '? I > villi. .A I : I ' | found iii urn-lent Nnrinnii'lv ; ' Northern ,!on* Granger* eating U or. \\ "dible 's "" 'sP,'pla,l.v tin id state. .it , fng it?cunus under tin- hem! of ; door sports. Hut the natives tuk 1 lt.fr. on* Fight into tllO SIITlie tl?U>e Willi tl v?t. .v of selves.?Irvin S. Cobb. In Satui \ 111\ t S I' . ly certain Evcn,n6 I out with ?????? v; parts. It invariably r J ed out. as . J w ^ <m while ; L * I In Ills two- [ ijt M a ture goes | | J Iquid than I i ^ ? - __ vlr- q* y T #^\T attention r J 8 I 8 1 f the most . J I 1 V/ \ t till II Just I ? | mother of J ' ?n<l lesser 1 }t! ... _ -ri to canary 1} J ^Ve aie acquainted W] an; and In l i know the people. Wild =, ?; ffi ?ith???* ? ? u? . deaf and . ] please both the seller at r ] the owner nothing unles !? ai'i'anKinvr terms to ^ A I-* I will l>e at your servic B KKAL X AM'KS. prevents j Jfi Let us at least talk 11 e i>av'k;u:> ' U~ comes in rU UT\f\ the.r food. 31 DU h for P.in- |jtJ ?r Chicken {5i I (vl Iklinps. Q{ A igh for .-ill i, storage 5fi LANC ic True jg*,-. - ?? i and Durability $131 :iFICATIONS heavily reinforced and provided with ong reinforced corners. 30 per win ersize to insute perfect cooling spRIN mperatures and altitudes. r van? -The well-known and thorough- rear >n disc clutch, enclosed ami fieo PRAM rt- st ee SSION Convert Three speeds and one reverse. All pears of ent. nickel steel, perfectly heat and ground. Extra large roller WHEh bearings stee i'-:U SHAFT Two-piece with 3 *'<>v 1 points Alignment of drive TIRES maintained by self aligning roll- tires . ..in iliiinu UVIil'll tMIIIUIIHieS I *a r [), whippings and other distor- CON'TJ wori LK Russel Internal Gear, load brak >n 2 .'{-8-inch solid round chrome for lecl axle. Gears are drop forged, cent eated, hardened and ground KOl'Il mounted on roller bearings. In- StiU xpaeding and external contract s,,j , ;es of more than ample size and pain PNKUl XI-iK I-beam drop forging, rear Dr Demonstration LER MOTC *SHAW, S. C. > \ tiikkk POISON OAK 1 Wash With Weak MOlu? tion of blue stone or lime water, dry thoru oughly. follow with light uppli- ?>A !ca,ion ot - iMW i./ virws VADftunir^ t awAfts/ ym vivu "YOUR BODYGUARD"-30f. 60*T?r2O rk ir-?f-?nririnnnnnnrirw 11JIJ 111 111 III IU l-M-I 111 l-JM-1 l-J !-M Tl JD and I JSES I ith Lancaster ''utility values and uj 1 you want property ?>!d place it ?K eputation of gettiny results that "Xl id the buyer alike. Listings cost SSj s we make a sale. Wcan assist ?tj suit. Phone me at any time and rQ ,o with a car to show you some ^3 lis matter over. US IT NOW" jfj HUGHES I 'ASTER, p. C. jjj >!r * JTxit, I 1 0 H. /tf S( Louis i Timpken roller bearings at the els. <JS Heavy truck type; are chrome uliuni, seini-eliptiv . both front ami K of 6-inch I'-channel structural !, 21U inches long over all. Kntls aro 'ily hound and gusset ted. Front end as bumper and protection to ratlin- I I ILS ?Are heavy truck t\pu with 1 rims. 2-ln. best selected second vtli hickory spokes i- Standard Fisk pre?sed-on Solid i r:4v { 1-2 inch front and 34x5 incli SOL Steering gear on leir 18 inch in and wheel type. (Sear shiit and ;e levers in center Foot accelerator carburetoi llandspnrk and throttle rol on steering column. \WKNT 2 sid< lamps, tail lamp. s Liberty exlinu-t Siren Signal and >f tools. Seat box cushion chassis ted and varnished. MATIt' FORD T1F1KS Front and , $22." additional. >R CO. * 4