The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-19

| ChShCo ~ DO OEOk0n nose, lnuame0
or sightless eye or broken limb. Let
IL be understood that am also op-
evils. the foot bali 10 the sreater-the
most barbarous-strong word-but I
believe the boys and young men will
allow as oid1a man a. am to use
such lahsGase II thought 1t was sp-
prcaRie. ~Waile I am or the. subject
"ple~se allow me. to include moving
pictures. among the Objectionable
plays or exhibitions. A few days ago
I saw some pictures intended to IL
lustrate what would be exhibited in
] one Of these institutions in day or
two. or rather in night or two
he management Of such shows
believe prefer night and a late hour.
The pictures were not nude but they
were nigh unto it. so much so that
the same garb worn on the street
would drive occupants indoors to
some hiding place. Now, would
ask candid readers is it right to up
hold and patronize such institutions
and carry our children along.
Extensive preparations is now on
hand to pull off Fair in this city
on Oct. 10, 20, 21, %, and 90 equal
to the biggest thing of the kind and
you will remember that Valdosta. Ga.
does not do things by halves. From
what they tell me-the way things
now look-it will be worth a trip
across two States. What do you say
Miss Editor about making such a
trip-see live town and get some
news for The News. I think YOU
| would enjoy It.
l am sorry to have to report a
very considerable falling off in the
cane crop. This section has learned
he art OF making good syrup and
:he crop is now an important and
profitable one. Cane requires con-
siderable moisture which the ele-
ments have not furnished recently.
In other words it has been very dry
here for quite a while and hence
poor cane crop Is the result. 1t
rained little last night and is damn
and cloudy today (29th Sept.) and
we may be able to report much out
come.
l am still interested in cows--a
"rank-and if your readers will bear
with me I will herein set forth facts
which Will no doubt be surprising
to many About five weeks ago I
swapped an old COW (good blood but
she was stripper) for heifer about
Nne year and eight months old (beinp
calved Dec. "a, 1879 She had a
calf (but that was accepted in thtc
trade. August Is, 1915, when sne
was year and months and p
laws old.) We are now milking her
(without a calf ans we get near two
gallons day from her. Remember,
she Will not be two years old until
next Christma1 or Christmas eve
The mother of the heifer has her
second calf (3 or months old and
is giving about four gallons Of milk
day and will not be 3 wears old
until November.
The Heath Spring CORRESPONDENT
Che does not sign the paper and |
know him noD claims that they arc
in darkness. l was surprised to
know that such was the case. have
been claiming that Heath Spring was
live wire and up in all modern i'm
provements. Come to the from, We
business men OF Heath Spring AMI
harness up electrical power and let
it shine away your darkness.
Not long since / saw statement
charging mob violence to disrespec:
for parental authority. sensational
journalism. delays of the courts and
the laxness OF American politics Now
1t is safe and reasonable to charge
what is named to mob violence, hence
the Importance Of correcting these
evils-let all bend their energies ia
: invigorating to tho Pale and Slcki1
, The Old Sta ndard 0ene,.f str~nv+h.n,rx ,~-t.