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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18

Wit On iptro ben Wobltonpt
unter Der parole bcs sldtltunoeniass
fibrsn. Die arbeiter iollen our9 bic
Yebauptung seponnen iperben, oab
Der prGIibent ben Neg fir ben @dts
ltunbentas geebnet unp Dapurd ii9
ben 0ant unb bic llnteritiiBuns Der
WrbsitertlaNen perbient babe. Sn crs
Itsr Reibe 1T bic 8ebauptuns oirstt
unpabr. gBas @ilIon er5punsen bat,
1T ni6t Der 9ldtitunpentag, ioioern
einen 2pbn pon 5ebn Stunben fir Ell
nen 9lrbsitstas bon aat Stunpen nno
fir oieie Mebraussabe 5ablen ni4t bic
jstlcubdbn eielidaften, ipnoerr oaS
Volt, bauptiddli4 Die glrbeiter, "a lis
ben srDBten 9eItanbtbeil bes ameritos
nti6en 9pltes bilben. Wil Der pras
iibent, ipie es ben @ni6ein bat. 10 pelt
eeben, bab er alien slrbeitern einen ges
lebli6en 2l9titunpertas peripridt. 10
mag er pas ippbl auf oem iiblidlen
Msse betpertitellissn tpnnen, Dab alle
Waaren ppm 5ipiIaenitaatli4en
transport ausseI4lohen perben,
ipenn in ben Gabriten, no lie berseitellt
iporben iino, Elm lGngerer, aIs Elm glht'
itunoentaa obpaltet. Wenn er oas
ourdisst, 10 piirbe bic Wirtuns cine
HObnpertiir5uns ietn, benn aobns nro
NrbeitsSeit iinb @e6ielbegriife unh
IDbne tDnnen nur na6 Dem preiIe Der
Wauren unb ni6t na6 benz Willen pes
prdiibenten bemeFen iperoen. Sas
lpsitere unb gefdbrlidite Reiultat mare
cine 0crquiduns bon 8oltspirtbi6aft
uno politit, nit Der 2eBteren als
oberite 9epalt. Sn iOldsm iSalle
purben bic Snbuitrieen bes Ganbes
ni6t ppm ibren geiiBern, ipnbern pOr
ben pplititern geleitet lperpen unp
tpie lanse bic Snbuitrie nnter ipl9en
Ysr6GltniIIen beitebsn tpnnts, ldbt nd
nit 2ei6ttgteit pOrausIsben. So 1T
offenbar, baB @ilfOn enti6lonen it,
allies Ieinem perIDnlihen 8prtbeil gu
opfern: bic &pnitituiion, Die SnouitrIe
uno ale Gissntbumsre6te. Daraus
1T gu ermsRen, in psI6e Sefabr bic
Wer. Staaten iid beseben lpiirben,
faGs Wilion ipiebererlpdblt nsroen
ipltc. @iro bagegen gebalten, ooB
WilIcn eur nidt Die 9lbiift bat, nos
Nj tbun, ipas sr peripridt, ionoerE
blos bic glrbeiter nit @eripre4uneen
tDpern min, 10 piiroe oas ebenfalls
niat BON Der Sanb 5u tp.iien iein,
uenn feline gan3e jesise Qominiitration
iteat einen groben WioerIpru4 api~
i9en ieinsn Sanolungen unb ieinen in
Der platfprm sesebsnen geripredun@
zen bar. gr ertlGrte, oaB er iit um
'einsn Spsitsn 5ermin betperben perbs
lno t6ut es bod; er ertIdrte ii4 9egea
bic Yeritdrtung bergBebrmaAt Der rger.
Staaten unb 1T bariiber peit iiber bag
prosramm Der bsmotratiiden Rarteis
'iibrer binausgegungen. gu arIan9
yer 9riegs5eit bat er oerfpro6en, ii4
yer itrsngiten ReutruIitGt gu befletbis
ZEN unb bat ii4 10 unreutrul psrbulz
ZEN, bab bic Ser. Stuaten bic MIDI
iafte Don alien aGiirten Rationen gez
porpen iinb. Wer ii6 auf @iIIpr
'erldbt, Der III perlufien. Nur Gins
# iiher: bab ss fir Wifon feline Se-
,snten touititutioneller ober mpraliz
der Qlrt gibt. iobalb es iia I'm Ieinen
por+ha;f b,rNnIt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18

Die in 9eutf6lano anges
tiinoiste Serabiebuns Der preiis fir
Sebensmittel lit cine Ihlpsre giebers
Iase fir bic @liirten, benen oamit bic
leste Spffnuns IhpinOet, ibre Gssnsr
bur6 4usbuuseruns iibertpdltisen 81
fpnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
Montas, ben IS, September 1916.

Sasein3ise2uup, iiber lpeIs
Dies GnslanD beitdnOis Siege erringt
Iinb bic Der. Staaten Don Imeriia,
oanf MilIons llnteritiibuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18

irrrllmpirt boi, 70 bab Shicbsscridte
fsrion in ibter lrsrthpnlIen Shutigteit
tehnterh sinselArorft. irern nid,t
sons erlpiden iperhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18


Die Rufien betreiben iebi nur
nod cine asittpeilise Sffeniiuc. Den
ljlan. an Der gan3eu 5ront ansugreis
fen, baben lie infolge Der oamit pers
friipften i4peren @erluite aufgessben,
Die lie IelbIt nit ibrem groben Wens
ihenmatertal nidt mebr gu ertraaen
permn6ten. S6re iebige Met6obe III,
renn Elm @nariff an einem Qbianiti
Der ldnqsn 2inie miBgliitt lit, cine
RubepduIe eintreten gu laiien, lin
5ruppen unb @ei6iiBe gu einem Ins
qrifi auF einsm anoeren 4bidnitt 5uz
iummen7uaiebsn, alfo bur6 ueberrds
ihurnen 7u tptrten. On ben oeutihen
Sirier baben lie oumit nihts errci1en
tpnren Bios bic 0iterrei4iihe @rense,
nelte ourch bic unreeelmGbisteit ihe
rer Qinie 0iinitiqe Qngriffspuntte bic
tet haten iie an eiHem puntte Dur9=
bra@en, oher an bag Sauptsisl. mel
DE in Oieiem Ea1e aopel lit, limb re
ehsrIo nenid deldngt, pie i6re 4qiir-
ten an Der Neitfront. SieIe perein=
aeltcu 9tnqrifie, pie bic Ruiien lie iebt
muhen, 'ino cine iihere giirgInaft.
bar bic 8erbinbeten aud an Der DIT
front ii6 be6aupten perben.
Der seftern b. Ain9ei f iss
bene e6emalige MaDor BON Rem
gort Setb 2orp ge10rte gu ben Qmss
ritanern, bic ibre gilbung aus oeu:s
ihen Guellen geihDpft baben unb Der
ipe3ieG BAG Dsutfhs 9erpaltungsz
Spitem aIs muItergiltiess geiipiel
aufitelte. 9lls giirgermeiiter Don Retp
gOrt periu6ts er Isine sbeorien prat.
tiI6 gu erprobsn, idei.erte aber an oe'n
llmitanbe, bab er bic oeuti6e Staatss
IeRre ni6t pOllis erfabt bate. geion'
bers entgins ibm, oaB bic per:
ionli6e 5reibeit bic @runD6ebinsung
Elmer guten @erpultung 1T. Sobalo
bic 8iirger einen Sampf um bas 8edt,
ibrsr periDnlihen lleberSeuaung gsmdb
Iebsn 3u biirien, fiibren miiFsn, pirb
Dag 9erpalturssprinaip bieiem Rs6ie
3u liebe geopfert 8ic Stabt Ren
gort bat bic 6erritaft Der sefGbrltch4
ften 6anopertspolititer ni6t abi9its
teln t0nnsu, neil bieie ben 9iirgern
pobl bic Sonntagsfrei6eit 5ugeitanoea,
aber niAt aus lleber3eugung, ionbern
gu Dem 3pete, bieIes Re6t gu pertaus
fen, b. +. grpreTungen gu Deriibsn.
lin oiefsn por3ubeugen, unterbriidte
cr bic psrIOnlidc 5reibsit unb oamit
mar Seth 2pps politiIte 2auFbabn
beeroet. @rit nenn oer Sonntas-
5pang unb Der puritanismus i'm On
gemetuen be8pungen iinb, pirb e5
m0gli6 iein, ben unbeilpollen ginfllb
Der Sanopertsspplititer gu bre6en
unb gllter @eripaltungsmstbObs Gin
gang su perItaffen, Cine grpBe Rolls
fpielte Der geritprbene dIs Nit9lieb
oes Sdbritdnten=gunbes Der i'm Sc
genIuB an ben 8ctGmpfern Der Qrbeis
ter lluioneu nit bieIen i'm @inperne6s
men gu leben uerfu9t, fpeSisG burh
ods MittsI Der i6iebsgeri6tli6en
S6fihtung ods befriebigenbe @rfpfge
Je5eitigt bat. 9iefem beiliamen prtns
zip bat @ilion ben 5obssfob perIebt,
Inbem pr bic 9lrbeitsDfononie politijd, 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18

spisen, aunftperfe, Bidder nnb OIL.
Sefc Srsusortifcl pot2othon beaiebcn
fam pber nift, unb bdi, fit inbiid)er
@nmini i'd, In grdiiIien inb aubers.
no Grins fitben I1bt.
Wir ilnportirten ans Den Yer. $40.
iigreiben:
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Premier Carrier Of the Soutb
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES
T"Lins arrive Larc .er from.
NO. 11S-York. Rock Hill and In.
termediate stations S:45 n. M
20. l13-Charleston, Columbia a.,d
intermediate stations 1O.11
q. m.
70. ia Marion. Blacksburg. Chr.
lotte and intermediate stations
1885 p. m.
NO. 1l7-Columbia, Kingsville and
Intermediate stations, 1925 D. m.
Trains leave Lancaster for:
NO 1lS-Kingsville, Co: ,mbia and
intermediate stations S:45 a m
NO. ll3-Rock Hill, Blacksburg
Marion, Charlotte and inter.
mediate stations, 1911 a. M.
NO. i14-kingsvilie. Columbia
charleston ard Intermediates
stations 1886 -
No. 117-Rock Hill, York. and
lntermedi. &c stations, TAI
d. IN.
schedule figures are published an
information only, not guaranteed
for information as 10 passenger
f;-res ETC., call on
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

whereas, one-third Of the free
holders and one-third of the electors
of the age of 81 years, residing In
Carnes school district, No. Is have
petitioned the county board Of edu-
cation to order an election to deter
mine whether or not an additional
tax of four mills shall be levied on,
all real and personal property forI
school purposes.
We hereby order said election TO
b" held by the trustees i'm said Carnes
school district. No. Is, on Saturday.
April Sth, at Dwight.
AT which election only such cleo
tors as return real or personal prop
.erty for taxation and exhibit their
tax receipts and registration certi
ticates shall be allowed to vote.
me opening and closing hours
shall be the same as in all general
elections.
V. A. LINGLE,
JOS. *. CONNORS,
w. b. TWITTY,
Boar dof County Education
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
THE COUNTY-TO-COUNT CAN
NASS


'", newspapers nave
"a"'" '"' Vi" agitation 10
:" '"r p'ehhIal iorce
90 H'"'e campaign. When
au,,, ''''''o" o' conducting
40 IA "ou'h caro-
"'o' '"S''tu'e"' there was
'''' '"h"iuates
''''''H an" 'or united states
F"'''" l" appear oetore
county TO meet
Pro''''' =" J"'nt deDate' I'm
'""' ''iii'' the lhho-
"' an" state cam
'"'"e Ndlue in
""" '""'a''hs the voters
VI '"e "ay.
"'' ''' campaign preced-
tho Ia,,i ',''"' ''e','o" mas taIlen to
rate circus. I'he
',A' swinging seker af-
ana honors
wy "'' batteries Wlth a foul as
,. 'e,'oou' abuse ana
to ,bo ao,,a,. '"'' 'e'S 'er n.y.
Inow, ,a,,e. W '"o'e VINO ought to
orst 80 n ~ '"e Inhhite dis
- =" ""' 1T mas been
rooI a1,,..,' 'o'i'l" mas mad a
viii no n,an,. 'p"'sn' ana II
.v.i, ,a,, "s"i" oeiore she
loss ,boro :. Wv Soou o'" "ays un-
ris,ro ., , p'o'""hceo up
raors 90 ~ ,l ''"'o' 'hah ap-
We oora, 81 present
cortirnoo we '"Nor as
topathor =, ''''e''hss al
- tbe nov, .,ato DS' perhaps
democratio 80. 'v"''oh OF the
comfy moo,fn "ooi'Sh the
debate in eoch 80 -, "e one JOINT
districts A, 'eSSiohai
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07

not. Our primary rules permit any
one to enter. and any freak who
you'd do we'll to tail the ticket in a
free and open race for dog catcher
can enter a South Carolina campaign
and get as much time to air his
crazy views as the best equipped and
most worthy man in the state.
This is the condition OF things that
puts a premium on incompetency and
actual wrongdoing. and it is high
time for the state to wake up and
clear the way of political trash and
underground. - Anderson lntele-
SenCc.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
WATCH CHILD'S COUGH

Colds, running in nose, continued
irritation Of the mucous membrane
if neglected may mean catarrh later.
Don't take the chanccS-dO some
thing for your child, Children will
not take every medicine, but they will
take DR. Kings New Discovery and
without bribing or teasing. It's q
sweet pleasant Tar Syrup and so eff
fectiVe. Just laxative enough to eli
inmate the waste poisons. Almost
the first dose helps. Always pre-
pared. no mixing or fussinr Just
ask your druggist for DR.. Kings New
Discovery. 1t will safeguard your
child against serious ailments result
ing from colds.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07

MMNwM* MwH X X X X X y. X y; !
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
PAYING TANES TO CHILE

We pay the government of Chile
$12.O0O,O00 or more every year
Why should the United States pay
such a heavy tax to the government
OF another country? Merely because
that country has something that W.
have not and that we need nitrate
of soda Chile. ms a government
taxes every ton Of nitrate that is eX-
ported.
If the same thing. or an efiicacious
substitute, could be produced her"
at home would il not be good busi-
ness policy for the United States TO
invest like amount in plants that
would manufacture the substitute?
In this way, if the price to the
ultimate consumer could not be re-
duced, the government OF our coun-
try would earn every year the price
of new Easter battleship
Nitrate of soda is said to be al
most indispensable in the making OF
certain crops. There has been man
ufactured in this country a substi-
T,, 80 ,'''''' u l''i''.
r. "'''' VI i''' "S'" 'N''''''H
mere are Se''ra! large plants Of
t'''S k'hd IN Norway and sweden and
an" o"' was ""lI' ~
=. u' r"''S'
49,, s,I,., '',S nv '"'" l. sun
P'"''HH u "t"-
oa..,, a"' - ''''S S'"'' was
or 49, 80 -. s"''N' seer
,n.o, i5 "'' mans I'M
calai tbo+ ,ino1 ~ 90" NV p''
,yos ,I,o ;,.. '""''S
r
a.. taken INTO the plant
an" - ",'e" against great electric
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
Ny COW HAS GOT TIE HOLLOW
TAIL

My COW has got the hollow tail
Her milk don't fill a one-ouart nail
she rubs herself against a post and
acts like she'd give up the ghost
| don't see why she's got this wav
she gets some shucks every day, and
now ana then we feed some bran
bout what would fill a small tin
can. Bill Smith says to give her
corn, but that might bring on hol-
low norm. Maybe straw would meet
her need, but / sold that and the
cotton seed. l split her tail ejeh,
inches long and poured in vinegar
sood and strong. l rubbed in salt
and pepper too; she acted glad when
got through.
Now Bills big cows are wav foo
fat, from peavine hay and sucb as
that. 1t takes too much TO keen
them up! No, Bill don't milk in a
pint cup. But Bill Is lust too aw-
full nice; his COWS don't never have
no lice and yet he dips them in coal
TAR winch l call going much too far.
lts nasty work, to say the least.
you'll never see me wash a beast
But what hurts me in this thing is
that my COW may not see snrine
Her ribs are coming through her
sides; I'd better ask the price OF
hides.-Carl Hammer, Salisbury. n
C. "
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
GOV. MANNING AND COTTON
MILL LABOR

Only few nights ago the state
ment was made by a man who in
public position is regarded as repre-
senting the cotton mill employees of
this county that Governor Manning's
administration has seen more real
and beneficial legislation in which la
Dor is interested placed on the stat
ute books than any administration
in the history of the state. This is
perhaps true, and in most matters
that might come under this head the
governor has been deeply interested
in seeing them become laws. In our
Judgment. Governor Manning has
acted in his official capacity as ,ov-
ernor of all the people, and while he
is not appealing to labor as class,
and labor as class has never sup
ported him, he has been the friend of
intelligent labor
Governor Manning on Thursday
signed two bills in which the en-
ployeS of the cotton mills in this
section are interested, the weekly
pay bill and the so-called siXty-hour
week law. After attaching his sig
nature to the two bills, the governo.'
issued the following statement:
During the last year / have had
numerous complaints of the viola
tion of the siXty-hour law. letters
reaching the Office from the cotton
mill employees in various parts of the
state. These letters were referred
to the commissioner Of agriculture.
commerce and industries for inves-
tigation and prosecution by him
through his inspectors. The com
missioner advised that the old law
was not specific enough to afford
the operatives any protection in the
matter OF hours of labor and that
il was virtually dead letter.
After careful consideration OF
the new act, carefully considering the
arguments used against its approval.
and after a full conference with the
Hon. =. j. Watson, commissioner of
agriculture, commerce and indus
tries, who advised that the new act
viii mako =, ,ossir,o - -, 49,
.operotivos vvitbou, ,ro,li,,a t,,n,
shin on tho on,nlo,o,. 1,,i,a,
sign ,b. NET rho o,i,,,-.,.
states that, in his opinion. failure
to approve this act would mean that
if would no w,eto Of ,in,o -.
and money IN ondoovor - .s7..
.oyarti,ro ,hrso, a., H.. ~
efforts :, tho. diroo.ia ,
worthless
..,,,
.i,,dgmor, r.iio ~,
I,tad - ~, 80
tbo noint -
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07

There Is more Catarrh In this sec,iop y, IN.
country than all other diseases put together and
until the last few years was supposed 10 he
mcurable. For great many years doctors
pronounced IL local disease aud prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly falling to cure win
local treatment, pronounced 1t incurab blc Science
has proven Catarrh TO be n constitutional diseaae
ma therefore requires constitutional treatment
mAIls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by " u
,hensy Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only Constitu.
honal cure on the market "a f. taken internaIix
N doses from 10 droTs TO n teaspoonfuI II aeta
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
any case it fails to cure. Send 10Y cirenisrs ana
testimonials. S I'M"
Address: y. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. ob,..
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take H,Hs Family Pills for constipat,o..
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
l. E N L
BY Mrs. j. ID. Browne.

Can watch with Him a little while?
1t is the self-same voice that calls yet;
eager world would beguile
stop and lure forget.
Can with Him? For he trod
Through burning days and awful nights alone
The pathless wilderness. The Son God
Hungered for bread and only found stone.
Shall follow painful
The Man of Sorrows and the Lord of Love,
Bending for beneath sins dreadful load,
That He might lift to the peace above?
Could not watch with Me hour? He said
To those slept while agony
All through that hour to the Father prayed,
Wrapped in the shadows of Gethsemane.
Behold if there be any
Like unto His who for the world could die
The thankless world, that forget Him so!
Lord, give to love Thee; then in vain
Pleasures would tempt Thy sde
Our faithful hearts will keep Thy lent again,
And we shall clasp Thy Easter-tide.
\ X X !, :. , = !, : : : :. :. : ! : : = :. .: X X !,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
Hesitatei Use Sure "Gets-It" for Those
Corns and Save Your Life and Your Toes I

eat of the toes. tapes that stick to
the stocking. bandaSes and plasters
that make a package OF the toes. try
ing bringing razors and scis-
sors. Then / tried 'Gets-It Just once
and you ought to have seen that corn
come off--just like n banana peel" It's
simple. wonderful. It's the new way.
er hurts healthy flesh or irritates.
Nothing to press on the corn. Never
fails. Quit the old ways for once any
way and try "Gets-It" tonight. For
corns. calluses. warts and bunions.
"Gets-It' is sold everywhere, Csc q
bottle. or sent direct by +. LawrencS
& Co. Chicago. Ill
Sold in Lancaster and recon-.
mended as the worlds best corn
remedy by Lancaster Pharmacy and
j. F. Mackey Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
THE STATES GREAT SEAL

being told wanted to know why"
and upon being told, wanted to know
further what the things on the
seal meant and then she stumped her
informer
Not caring to be downed in the
matter an investigation was under
taken and the information full and
complete. was found. After all the
work had been done the investigator
noted in an old scrap book that 4
paper on the subject had been read
before the Charleston Chapter of the
Sons of the Revolution some year,
ago and all the work might have
been saved by getting this, but it
was then too late. The work had
been done.
The great seal is the work of Will
nam Henry Drayton, one of the men
who pushed" so to speak. South
Carolina into the Revolution. TIL.
conservative element, though patri-
otto, were not ready to plunge into
war with the Mother Country. VIII
liam Henry Drayton and Christopher
Gadsden aided by others were thcI
mainsprings of action in bringing
things to a head in the colony.
In Drayton's Memoirs, one Will
read that the need of public seal
becoming apparent in 1876. the pres
ilpnt and priyy roup,l ,.,,, ,.
tborizad by , roso,,,.;a
or,I ,,,., =,
wiui,m tIor,.,. Dn
yero ol,oroo1 -,
coal
"'''' D'"!'o" 'c''S Us
,,o,., -. - '''' ''S d S'''"'l p"y
W "'' VI ''' "I'a'
'''' at ''S'' VINO wa"
"'' '"'"'i "ouSo'
'' '''i US ''' name oil the.
-" ,'neii'oe' 'ne 'N-
was NOT III
va p""V 90 oI 'he Memoirs we
~ present ana perpetuate:
"'''ce LOT the arlhorlaI ach-
''''"' an" reverse OIL the Great
u "ou'" 'aroilha Is
"'
p"i'he''o 'ree growing
- '''''' at its oaSe'
~, " "p o"N ''ee' 's orahches Topped
"''' Do'" proper Just be
'cH VI Ihe falhetto'
p'""ch'' one OF them on
''u' II 'hScrloed March
I~,,. " .U U,'I' 0" '"e sinister side
Spe"rS' proper ar"
zoe ~ ''e stem oI the
poihtS raised; the
"''''"S '"ehl together bearing
''''" gus 9eparaoit' un-
p'o'''"'e OAK Is inscribed
"P'" ''o'"NI'' oeIoW which
- i"lse ''sureS 1916. At
'y S"",,Il,. nn, oi lhe Erergue are the
II 'Ni'ol-lNA' ana at
n,,,.,,.'. ..olt vi the same ANlMlS
a,,,,,,E,,,, Eo'- = iNN H.
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
G0rns Come of
Like Banana Peel
Wonderful, Simple "Gets-It" Never
Fails to Remove ANY Corn Easily.

Wouldn't IL jar you? Here I've
been going along for years, with one
desperate corn after another, trying
to get rid of them with salves that
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
Piles Cured In 8 to I4Davs.

Your druggist will refund money ~ pAzo
ouNi o;. mENT fails TO cure any case Of itching,
%, bieeong OF Protruding Piles in to IL days
the nr7. Application give Ease srd Rest, soc.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-09-11

duced in Florida, into her digestive
organs where she Sorts out butter fat,
protein, milk sugar and ash which can
be easily digested by the human sys-
tenn, and gives them off in solution in
the form of fresh milk, returning the
balance of material not required for
her bodily needs, to the soil as fertil-
iZer.
Florida dairy farmers have an ex-
cellent market for their milk within
the state, at wholesale prices ranging
from rs to IS cents per gallon, while
Wisconsin, Illinois and New York dali
ry farmers think they are fortunate if
they average IA cents per gallon for
milk they sell.
The cattle ticks have kept the Flor
ida dairy industry from developing
very rapidly, but the ticks are doomed.
School children in all sections of Flor
ida are going to devote the second Fri
day in October to a special study OF
the damage the ticks have inflicted
upon their individual school districts
and the state at large. Plan to spend
that day visiting the school in your
district and then help to eradicate the
ticks from your school district.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-09-11

els per acre, which was not enough to
pay for cost of growing and harvest
ing.
1.-THE South is in somewhat the same
condition at present, yet the South
can grow more crops, and more feed
stuffs to the acre than Wisconsin.
Dairy Industry Saved Wisconsin
"In 1872 Wisconsin had but $1,000
600 worth of dairy products and no
market. Today, Wisconsin is produc-
ing annually $1O0,0O0,000 worth of dali
ry products, and the South is taking
a large part of our surplus. In JEFF
ferson county alone Ga small county
with only sixteen townships), there
are $4,000 people and more than 49,
900 cows. The county has sixty-six
fiourishing creameries.
What Wisconsin has done as a dali
ry state, the South can accomplish bet.
ter because it possesses greater ad.
vantages."
A dairy COW is an animated ma.
chine, equipped by nature to take
grass, silage, cotton seed meal and
numerous other feeds which are pro.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-09-11

George Emmanuel invited us to ae-
company him on an auto ride SatuE-
day night. The trip was most pleas
ant, the night ideal, the ladies viva
cious. We took in new roads in new
car finally arriving at the "Blue Her
on" The old bird was asleep. After
honking the horn and piercing the
night with shrill shrieks the heron
tapped his wings and came down
stairs. We were ushered into a pala-
tial building and served the best the
old bird had in stock. Another bird
of the heron type, long and lanky, was
also awakened, and when he heard the
name of one of the ladies in the par
ty he too stretched his neck and legs
and came down stairs. These two old
birds had spent the day in Tampa and
our conscience hurt us for having dis
turbed their slumbers, but they were
SO nice we intend to do it again first
opportunity.