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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

uno fleinere &inoer beI6r6nft, unO
beitte lit eg ebeaio popular fir gliit'
ter. @s fontnit oii9 eilforbig, ipis
8lau, Grim 9lltroia uno @eiB, imo
miro ooun meiit nit eeitreiftem Wfa-
teriaI ocer audi peiBem Niqiee gar
nirt. S[n0ere Weooele ipieoer iin6
alisgefiibrt in eeitreiften @ffeften,
nit meiBem llntereriinO. Gin bemer-
fenspertb biibiheS&leio, in 9lon uno
@eiB, lit in tnierer 6meiten SIluitrG'
tion pieOereeeeben. Sos Arronge-
rient Der Streifeu in Der Soille 1T
ebenio nei, ipie biibih. Bon ilnge-
ipobnliber Sorm lit Der groBe aro-
,een nit Qltlosfrobdtte, Der, glei9 ben
WeonIdetten, bon ipeiBem Biauee iii
Ser brcitronoigeSut poBt oiisge5eidl-
net 3ii Dem 4leio. Sir @ornlittoes
unO oIlaemeine Erodt lit elm &leio
bon oieiem Spp beionoers onipre-
deno. @olateu lit eii ousee5eidnetcs
W3oteriol fir N3iooD-glouien uuO
Sportrode, bd es @ebdlt genug bat
nid5t AZ 5erfnittern. @S eienet iib
ebenio out aur 9emitirng fir einfohe
Sport.9fnaiiqe, uo Der 9lod elm oits
aipei Tbeilen deficiencies 0iooen unN
Ser 8oletot Sadform bat, uno in DER
8oilenlinie BON einem @iirtel nm
IIoIien Dir6 Syna @ereii1 nit einem
poiIenoen Srt ino ebeuiolhen Sdll-
ben erueiIt Iif elm 9lr5ng bon oieiem
Enp ais eiit ioeoleS iiitO prottiideS
Gominer.foItiim. 9ns Elm o@oldl'
fleio" oos mdbreno Der Sonlnterr1o'
nate 10 unentbebrlid) lit, fonmt nibts
einen &enoblouTen.gIu5ig BON &C.
itretitem oOer einfarbiger @olatca
.gleid.
@ineu eGr5 iingetpobtteit glnbltf
fir Oas gluee eines bieoeren, alien
Qono6eipo6ners, ser beild8lUeiie naA
Seem g)orf aefonmen mar, bot nell
Iid Oie grI6ciming zines inneen
W36odens, tpie man ibr ie0en Sog be-,
peQnen tann. DWlib Gafbionable"
friia bel heaem, murmen. ionnigen
ggefter elm geudmittossfleiO bon ma
rineblalier iSaiaesSeiOe, eincn iHiden
Sut uilo einen ntddtig groBen, Oic
Gsigitr itnlbillenben yScorf" Don&ot-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

perIeBen mO4te. Sn bieIeu 8stlsS
aber mlb es sinmol 6euilih oeIaai
perben: unIere ean5e 2lnI4ouuno BON
Der 0ei5ung unIerer Qeibesmoidine
NIT 70 unb 10 biel @runbIfofFen in
pielei9t srInbfaIfh. lpeu fe einen
biSber ME ertounten, beinobe mniti-
i9eu @inidlog in Der grndbrunas.
troge itdnois isnoriert bat, ndmlidp
bah bic @rnGbruns nidt mr Seisunc
unb gLrbeit leiitet. Ionosrn oub in et
nem oauernoen 8efruhten lebenoer
Reime aus allen 9elebten (Sbiers unb
Pfldn5enreih) beIte6t.
ylabrlng beoeutet Ulilidrben BON
Setmmiihuneen 5piIdcn ben 2eIeu
aIIes gelebten, Elm eronoioTer qroaes
oes 2lustouI9es aller ernorber Nd
tigteitsn bss SredniIhsn. Wlon fonihs
tein gBeisn erbalten obne 8utbm le-
benoieer 3elIterne; gum 9eben oebOrf
oas Seben, nibt nur Roble. sFeft unb
@lpeiB. 9a lie9t elm W2bIterium ber
SrHdbrung. fir ipel4es Qerobe unlers
3eit Observation-Disclosures liefern ipiro
Nlon benie einmdl, pie biel . HenO
Dliuionen Geime cine gfiibe ,iue
yiuB, Elm @las Wlil9 entb6It unb
lpiepiel @reGnaunesbeTruhtunasn lie
I'M Seibe oes @enieBenben ousI5Ien
tounen unb man fGnet an gu 0sr.
iteben, pdrum nit minimalen Nleu-
gen Rubruns unIere 6elben eben
9eloentbaten dussuitben fd6ia itno.
glan besreift dlImGblih, pie6iel mir
t9uu tonnten, nm bur6 peiiaebenDe
ylabrunssobitinsus unIere Worrutb-
tammern fir ale 3uturft pou BON
aotfdbisen 3eimen erboIien au ton.
nen.
9d miiBten beuts eerabe bic Reiden
nit gutem gsiipiele boranasben.
yfebmen mir uns ale Dor. einmol nit
bem 6uneer obne Roth, Dem 9ar6en
aus 8orIiht, Der ginI9rdnfuna BON
Observation-Disclosures priIihsn
Srnit 81 MAIDEN!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

BON elmer prominenten 8rmi bel oen
4feroereuuen getrneen Wuroe. Ser,
ielbe ltellte cine aombmotiou bon
fouorieniarbieen rmO lila Streifsn
oar, uel6e 2eetere in bori5ontaler
gi6hmg Inn Oie 6igur liefen. Ser
9oletot mar olud einen @iirtel IN
oerGoiaenliitie eiuee6altcn uno nobnt
nad uuten ear3 beoellteno an @eite
su. 0urd @ithter-8utter mar Oem
S6ooBtbeil bss Paletots Der nOtbiss
Salt petlieben, um Der @ribeimiug
Sen erfor0erliden Gbic 81 berleiben
gemerfenspertb lit Oie Worabo,t
@orflitllr, Die Die glegou5 OeS Aals.
tots er6obte, iin0 Ser Sommetbilt nit
fur5en Sd]leier lit obne Troee Oer.
nier cri in Ser @elt Der Nusmader-
funlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

ielbe gon8 belonoers NIT Der llmge'
biine boriuonireit, oent Der iapaniite
@infIitB lit tarininperfennbur glrS'
gefiibrt IN elner eieeunrtieen S1ot-
tiring ron Blait imo loier, iadortigcr
Eorm, nirfi OdSlelbe iiberoits rei-
aeno uuo qrosios. Der aragen last
BEN Gals 5iemlin frei @an3 abiot-
berIify in Der Jorm fiito Die groBen,
tpeiten QlerineI, NIT Der breiten 9or'
Oiire. 9ebtere finoet iid IN Oent IN.
teren Gon0 oes oberen, fittelortigen
@epdnbes, fpis aud antRrdgen uno tn
Der braiteu &utfrdnlpe wieoerbclt.
QiTe goroiire beitebt oiis einem gro.
bcn, eeDrudten Wiiiiter, oas gelttdtc
Wleoainons lunrdnoet. SeIbit bergen
feI an Gem enioillirten @ebdlter TT
In oieier @eiIe beforirt.
Gin5ig in ieiner 9lrt lit Der mdd'
tiee $it, in einfahiter @eiIe bon
Dem aleiHen W}atertal bergeiteQt,
ousaeitottet nit Der 9or0iirp, ole i'm
5u eiucm uuerl1Bliben SbeiI oeS
@on5en Itenlpelt. W1on fonn iih ni@t
oenfen oaB irgeno ein peibIi6es We-
fen, oos lid germ NIT @orterorbett
beIhGTtiet, bies ni1t Inn 70 ltsber tbut,
penn ibr elm 10 rei3enoes SfolhinL
tie oieies, 5ilr @erfiigung itebt.
Dob 6ie Streifenmooe in CONNER
flci0crlt fir @ripnbiene\io feiten go'
oci Qcipinnen piiroe, lit fir Viele e.
nc llebcrroidnna. 9is6er 6Iieb oic
Ncnnbnna bon aeitreiiter @alaIeo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
CitjhSiide SpriidwSrtcr.

Wenn man bas 2lliern iheit, ion
man ii9 in Der Sugeno dufbdnsen.
SaIbe Dobrbsit iit aanSe 2Hss.
Qlrmuib 1T ieine @HdnOs, ober aud
ieine beionbere @brs.
SBtosr orme Momt Elm 9ubn AiE
entpeoer er trant ooer Oas 6u9iEc
8orst man iemonbem geIb, 70 fault
man iih einsn 6einb.
S6eren Iernt man am beiten al
einem fremben Bart.
9ebte Soft ouf oieIer Welt, 70
I9liissn ibm bic Dleni9en ale 6enIer
elm.
Der CUTE 0lenlb brouht feline qriis
gel. bem fhIe9ten niiben feline Prh-
gel.
Gin Subn sKs ih am liebrsu sn
3ipeit: ib uno bas 6ubn
Drei 9inse pahien aud Bel gdht:
@iniiinTte, Wietbs3inS uno uHperbeIs
ratbsfe SD6ter.
Sdeutt Der Batter benz SObn, - p
laden beibe; I6sntt Der Sobn benz
Batter, 10 peinsn beioe.
Sid ielbF loben 5iemt iih nidt,
I@dret dber aud niat.
Rimmt Elm alter Mdnn Elm iuuees
peib 10 tpiro Der Wadnn Jung unO
Das gDeib alt.
0is olte Sunsfer 1T setsit Dor fri.
Dem 9oo.
Sfidt man einen Rdrren ouf ben
gRarft. 70 freuen Iih bic 8rdmer.
Sin DodJ0edsr unb ein Rominfeeer
ourIen ni6t ais 9sueen pernommen
perben, benn beioe itellen fir Gelb ibr
9eben ouf's Spiel.
ejott 5oblt ebrli4. absr ldnsium.
gerdtb Der @eiSbdls IN fr06lids
Sfimmune, 70 iommt es ibm auf ben
fremoen Guloen gdruiht an.
Sid iroben unO boreer bilft nur
fir cine Weile,
S@peieen lit gut, Reoeu nod beI'
Ter.
Seit bas Sterben dufeeioumen 1T,
1T man Ieines Qebens niht iid9er.
0siratben ioll man in Der 6etmaib,
itsblsn in Der 6rem0e.
Weritonb Obns Slid 1T ipis Elm in.
sei@liFFsner 0iomant.
gBenn man iiG I9Gnt bstOmmt
nan fsine Rinosr.
nit Soft oorf man niht ipdnen;
benn @ritens odrF man IS ni9t, uno
3ipeitens lGbi er IS nidbt
Sin sonssr glorr tt em bdl6er
propbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Sermelin.Stola aetragen oit foit oen
Soum Oes 9iodes berii6rte. Die Ser
melinsSfpon5e oie als 8ron5e an.
beioen @noen oienteti, uoren oasgin-
5ieen an Dem 9el5, oos 81 oem ri, ,
men @ciB Der Stolo einer @ntroit
bilbete. Sine bids SeibenI9nur be-
merfiteIliste born oen SHluB Der
Stola. ginen mnnoerooaen 9lbidhiB
81 Dem &oitiim biloete Ser groBe,
ibnor3e Sammetbut,
0aB Seioen-SerieD iib eiuen ie-
Iten Blos inter oen Sonmermoosn
erobert bal, fam nibt be5peifelt pcr.
oen. Sii ieOer @obe beiueiien Ois
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

6cib fir oer 9leioertpp, fir Sen es
5ir 8erlpenonng fomnit, n6mlicb
Sportfoihine, 9leiOer in0 ieporote
Eoletots.
Tie 9ln5ige, oie ofierirt meroenL
iino in ben &inien fait aae gleid,
llnterifieoe psroea MIR ourh Sic
@arnitur, 3 9. Die 6orm Der anopic,
9orte ooer Stiderci morfirt Gie all.
eemcine Senoen5 lit Der NIT G'iirt,l
berTe6ene paletot nit flu4em ReDers
uno arogeu. Gas rone-piece~ SerisN
aIeio lit winoer6iibib, a6er adj mn
fir ihGorfe Siauren Ole ieporotcn
9Golctots iinO Ole nelleite @ri6eimine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

benIeI[, Der faIt biz mlf 0ie gIbiote
ret6te. Sir ben onlheiuenO boIlig 5u-
re6minssfdbigen 6reniOen, IN Def
fen @eiit Der geeriff eiliger aGlte bon
gel5 rn5ertremli9 iein mo1te, iuor
oieier 9lnbIid elm gdn6lidb berbliificu.
Der, 70 OoB er nnb ldngerem, iproc5- !
loient Stdiinen, 5iinr @ouoiiint Der
llmItebenoen In bie @orte: y@bot's
this bour iuorlb coming tol" aus
bro6. Syn Der Ebot, es gebort nidI
nitr N3iitb, Ioioern olid Selbiber.
Ieugmtng 0o0u, bel 100 @roo I'M
Shotten geluilen einen oieier tieltno-
oilHen RelS.Scorfs 5it, ttagcn Cine
W2ooe.Gborbeit, obne SSrooe, ober cire
BON sipeifellos rei5enoen1 @fieft. SIN
GIequn8 last Oieie Wiooe nid)ts al
tpiinIden iibrig. Die nleiiten oieier
ReIsaeesnitdnoe iino nit Crepe oocr
Sei0e BON Der 5orbe Oes &leioeS ee-
fiittert Iie ilqhen gel5orten, lpie
Waoiilpnrf 01obbenfen, Sernelin im0
8obel finoen oofiir 9ertpenoune. &c.
ionbers elegant iino Oie lonecn Sto.
las. @ic iie al traget iino, bleibt Der
Trdoerin iiberIofien, Der oie @eleeen.
belt aegeben it, ibren @eibmod uu0
lire @igennrt in oem Arrangement
sum Slusoriid 81 brineeu, lliter,
brittle slb6iIoimg 5eiat Elm bod cle.
aontes Eel5ltiid oieier 9lrt, oos bel
eincr 8nidmmeutlmit pornebncr
Hroileu i'm 9lis-GorIton eeIsbcn ipnr,
Sc. llc6cr einem motternnen 9leiO
RON GIcoroeffe.@rebe mltr0e eIne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
M2 olitt6R

.0ie 8droneFe feiert Scnntag
in oroburtiser @eiie ibrcn fiinfnnb'
aiporsigiten Gjeburtstagl"
,0onneripetter, 10 alt iiebt lie gar
nidt aus! Mlan fOnnte lie ptrtli9
fir fiinFunb3pdn5is balten!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

auf 6ieIem GIebiet, un0 iommen IN
Observation-Disclosures bic gcmeinbin
ais unuogiide gelten Wlan 1T I'M
eriten 9luoenblide itorr, uno fam
lbIieBlicb oob nid1t iirnbir, oen be-
treifenoeu @egeuiiono 5u beiplinoern.
Go 5eigt iiiiere oierte Snultrotion
eine1 NaIetot BON Sei0en.SSeriep. ocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

pielen neiien &ombinationen uo Wlo.
belle, Dab Die RoAiroee not oieienl
@ewebe cine ibier iubegrenste IT,.
Dies lit ni9t 5u neriprnOern oenn
es ipridjt 81 @ieles 81 @imitcu oieies
%aterioIs @s lit leidt an @ewifi.
hiftis, iuiO bat aleih5eitig oemlg Sc.
bait, i'm es 6o6it geeienet 5u ma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Rrteosaet

.q(6, 1T bas Elm Summerl Q[ne
MGuner Fnb eiuse5ogen SD Douts
heute um8ie6en, befomme aper mir
aenos bic n0tbisen 3ieblcute. II mil
len sic benn nibt SemanOer, Der mir
5icben bilft9"
,menOsn @ie ii9 bod einmui an
einsn 8ahnarst!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

6err (ber elm iunses ebepaor
iriffN: .gein tpirflitb, Sie Iirb ollo
per6eiratbet! ga, bo piinI4e tA
S6nen beiben nur, 6oB Sbre Sbe te'n
2uitlpiel pirb."
.Grlauben Sie mall"
uDie finb NIT Der 9ch5eii namlip
inmer az Ga0sI" ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Infer beimiIher 3ompontif beipies
ou@ qeiteru am piono, OaB Ct sipsifeIs
los ben eriten Eo(b)iiinitlern uuIersr
Gage bei3u3dblen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Gtib: .Du. D&anra, luarun Idgt
benn 9opa INNER Su mir 8eusel nno
AL Der @oupernnnte liebes Rino3l4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
sin g26roIer.

Min6ener Qieit): rGtn Selesramm
unIeres 8. 9. 8sridteritatters mels
bet aus GonItantinopel =. 9ds m06t
i6 bod piHen. su mas bas 9ofbrGu-
hous out eincn eigenen 9cridteritut-
ter broidtl2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Tremoer: ,Wie9 Dos iino 8rieass
peripunbete, bic beibsn oltsn 8duern
nit ben perbunoeneu 3OpFeu2"
,,So, inbirett bic baben geItern
9lbenb 70 n fleine MeimnQsverfbie
ber6eit iiber ben Rrieg gebabtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

euIp: r@as motbt S6r Serr Sobu
enGbige Trau9"
@nGbige: nMos ion er ma8eni
QlufIsben ma4t er, po sr bintommtf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

uSanse, ou bit Der reinite Wlonol
Gridi e @erteldle. 0om G. &erield)e,
Damn nod e &erteldle unO oam biIht
on ululE ~. -~ ~ "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

.@inen fonieQnenteren Wennn "A
mciueu 3uiimitieeu eiebfs uidN
mcbr, Der bleibt iib immer oIeicb, i'm.
mcr bleibt er Der 3nfiinitiael~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
6eiunObtitlidJes.
3eitscmGke SstradjtnnoeH iiber Sas
bielc Chen.

9On 4rOfcTOr Or. 90rI 8. saIeiR.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-09
TOPICS IN BRIEF

We should not wish to live in Berlin, although potatoes are selling
for less there than in Providence -Providence Journal.
In the reorganization of Europe, if it ever comes, Belgium would
probably like to become IN island-Atlanta Journal.
Probably W c shall never run for president; but if W do w shall
hurry to shake hands with Hiram Johnson-Danas News
1t is only natural that the fighting in the Drama region, Mon
astr, should be conspicuous in the theater of war-Brooklyn Eagle.
Mr.. Bryan may find that he a lead the donkey to water, but that he
can't make him drink-Boston Transcript.
Armies of Balkan Powers ought ito be healhy-they retire early and
ofen-WaD Street Journal
Republican leaders will vouch for the quality of the California lemon
crop-Seymour, Indiana, Republican.
England wishes Charles l. of Austria a reign a pleasant as that of
her W Charles I-Brooklyn Eagle.
The farmer used to pray for dollar wheat; now he lets the consumer
do the praying-Paterson Press-Guardian.
Under existing political conditions it is almost impossible for the
demon rum to keep his spirits up-Washington Post.
The way prices keep going up makes n wish that when Sir Isaac
Newton invented gravitaion he had made it a little stronger-Indianapo-
lis News
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-09
WARNING TO BUYERS OF BALED HAY

The department OF agriculture is investigating the practice OF some
shippers OF hay of veneerng or facing the bales. VeneeHng consists in
feeding to the baIng machine a occasional forkful of hay that is OF
higher grade than the bulk of the lot being baled and manipulating the
forkful in such a way that the highgrade hay covers the outside of the
bale, making the bale appear to contain better hay than it actually does
contain. The National Hay association has requested the department to
cooperate with it in trying to eliminate this practice, believed to be dis
honest. Buyers of bAed hay are warned to be o n the lookout for this
practice in order to avoid accepting o a rursory examination a lower
grade of hay than they intend to purchase.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-09
HARD ON HI BABY

A Canadian newspaper caMs attention to an advertisement If a nurs-
ing bottle that concludes with the words: when the baby is done drink
ing it must be unscrewed and laid in a cool place under a tap. If the baby
does not thrive o fresh milk it should be boiled"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-09
WAR PROFITS

The Krupp company has declared a II per cent dividend. Heretofore
it seemed to De the impression in Germany that only American firms yer
making money out of the war-PhiIadelphia North American.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-09

At the recent session OF the Hosiery Manufacturers association it
took three days O determine that stockings would have t. be shortened
or prices heightened. No matter which way it results it will aus a
shiver.
A headline in the Tonopah Bonanza reads: Spent some money to
beat Hughes" AS the records show that the Republicans in the national
election spent nearly double whasnEe Democrats did would it not be
more proper to say, Spent some money in an effort to beat Wilson,"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-26
DOUGLAS ITEMS

We are sorry to note that Mrs. T..
NJ. Stogner is very i'll.
Mrs. Amanda Caskey who has been
sick for the past several weeks is
improving very slowly.
Messrs j. II. Caskey. j. Ii. Kirk,
j. l.. Bailey and ]. +. Caskey motored
to Charlotte Saturday in Mrs. j. r..
Caskey's new Overland car They
report one of the largest crowds
present in the history of the city.
Mr.. John S. Blackmon OF Lancas-
ter spent few days the past week az
the homo of Mrs. ]. f. Blackmon.
Mr.. j. +. Stogner is at the bed side
of his mother who is very sick.
Messrs. Hoyt Crenshaw and Wal
ter Stogner of the Creek section were
visitors in the community Sabbath.
Mr.. Tom Williams of the Oakridge
section visited his sister, Mrs. Annie
Caskey, on Wednesday.
Our Sabbath school will elect new
officers tomorrow to serve during the
coming year.
Mr.. Roy Cauthen and family OF
Dry Creek spent Sabbath with Mr..
and Mrs. W. f. Graham
Misses Carrie McIlwain and Mary
McDow entertained their Sunday
school classes at a delightful picnic
on the church grounds last week
Mr.. l.. A. Graham visited Mr.. j..
Pickett Graham Of the Creek section
Sunday Mr. Graham was accom-
panied home on Monday by his
mother.
Mr.. VI. L. Sistare of Caskeys visit
cd his parents Sunday.
Chestnut Camp w. O. w No 16S
will Woot AT the hall Saturday. May
27. at o'clock.
w" appreciate the work of the
county authorities on our road last
week. Why can't we get the chain
gang out on this road about couple
of months this summer and widen
it some. There is so much travel on
this road and some places on it are
almost impossible.
close with many thanks for the
shower of rain which we have long
needed. We always know it will
come in due time.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-26
THE NATIONAL GUARD ON
TRIAL

The army biz finally concurred in
by both houses and congress pro-
vides a plan of nil tary defense which
makes the National Guard the coun-
try's chief reliance If that fact gave
rise to misgivinss before. it gives rise
to ever more acute misgivings now
when the test of National Guard eff
ficicuCy now in progress on the Mex
ican border is turning out so badly.
Possibly that test is not an alto
gether fair one. Under the army bill
the National Guard is 70 be FEEDER
alized" and enlarged Its relation to
the Feferal Government is to BE-
changed and new and enlarged facili-
ties will be provided for the attain
meut of real military efficiency. But
how much real improvement will act
ually be brought about under the new
border. of the present ineffectiveness
u '''e ~ w
'o'' " '0" '". po'
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-26
Teaching Children to Think.

Miss Margaret Mcguire, principal O.
the Washington school of Philadel
phia, who has gained a deserved rer
utation for her work among the chit
dren of immigrants. scored a point g.
her address at the summer school
State college when she insisted th@
the great need OF the day was {.
teach children to think rather tha
TO fill their little minds with a mas
OF unrelated information. She ls .
up Louis Pasteur as a model to he.
one thousand teacherauditors an
said that he was taught to think and
90 digest information in his youth.
It would be a great gain for human
ity If this truth could be brought hom
10 all educators. and especially To
those who have charge of the elemen
tary schools. The tendency OF The
day is to cover ground" The teach
er who graduates the largest class
gains the most distinction
The idea is all wrong The shy pr
Pill who fails in his recitations may
mean more to the world than the one
who glibly memories whole chapter,
OF lessons.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-26
liQhtnlnu Hit His Rina

Hope Beams finger ring is In the
jewelers. shop because the ruby set,
ting was loosened by lightning. Also
he is alive and we'll after one Of the
most exciting experiences OF his life,
having faced death in an instant 8
time when bolt Of lightning struck
in the concrete midway between the
Deaderick and Empire buildings.
Beam was shocked severely, the
electricity following the wiring into the
Office where he was working. Several
women in the Office of a physician
next where the lightning struck were
also Observation-Disclosures (Va.) Dis
patch Norfolk Virginian-Post.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-26
Stevenson as n German spy.

II IS interesting, says the London
Chronicle 10 rryuN that stevenson
has recorded his Imprisonment in
France as Il German spy, 80 foreign
looking was he in appearance. An.
drew Lang found his appearance at
twenty eight was anything but that
of a Scotsman. and the same difficulty
pursued The novelist through life
more especially on the continent.
1T Is great thing. believe me-" he
wrote in the Inland Voyage. ito pre-
sent good normal type OF the nation
you belong TO" and, az he says in the
same chapter, Il might come from any
part OF the globe. 1t seems, except
from where i do
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-26

To-day marks the eightyffth
anniversary of the birth of Rev w
w. Ratchford of Tirzah, the faith
full and beloved servant of God. who
even at his advanced age. is more
active. optimistic and interesting than
are many men in their prime. We
extend congratulations to this yener-
able minister and the hope that in
the evening of life as the lengthen-
ing sh adows fall, that the peace OF
God may rest upon him.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-26
Dog Attacked Fur.Top Boots,

Cleveland woman was walking
down street, wearing a pair of these
new fur-top shoes. A dog saw the
fur and made an energetic attack, di.
vesting one OF the shoes of it's trim
ming.
All of which is interesting. For the
dog may have thought that he recog-
nized in that fur an old-time foe-the
neighbor's cat. But even il he did
women have cause to be thankful fof
in that event. women who wear fur
trimmed shoes may feel sure that
mice, womans old enemy, will give
them wide path
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-26
New Sect.

At a North Shore golf club a man,
who had been playing with a clergy.
man was quite sure that he heard the
holy man swear two or three times
under his breath. Suspecting the lapse,
he could not be sure of 1t, until one
monosyllable came out with unmis.
taxable clearness. After he had fin.
ished tho match, a friend OF his said ::
81 saw you playing just now with
Rev. DR.. Smith or what demonfns.
tion is hep
Some people say he is = Unisa
ran" said his late opponent. but
should call him o Profanitsrian."
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-26

Much greater returns may be
realized from strawberries if they
are graded according to size before
being placed on the market The
'u.formiy large berries should con
Ututc one grade, the medium-sized
berries another. and the small Der
.ics a third
There has jus, been prepared by
Mr. w r EWott. District Agent of
he pemonstrAAn Work in the
Central District for distribution. .
bulletin on forage crops for South
aroltna This is the most com
lcto bulletin that was ever pub
ishcd on forage crops FOR south
'arolina and it has met With most
avorablo comments Irasmuch as
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-26

Every baby from six months f.
three years Of age is eligible to en-
trance in the Better Babies Contesr
and every baby Will be warmly wei
coined We hope the mothers o.
children between these ages will ap-
preciate the fact that the Civic Lea
que is holding this contest for their
benefit and avail themselves OF the
free examination offered