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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
MIAMI

Mrs J " Wells of White Deer
spent yesterday afternoon with Mia
mi relatives.
Mrs stuck OF Kansas Ciiy who
ha, been visiting her sistar. Mrs ".
S Tulberi returned home yesterday
Mrs Louis Goru"r uf Dallas is a
visitor this week at the s. s Locke
home
Mrs Chas Carter is reported very
100 this week.
Mrs Annie Higgins OF cheyenne,
Okla. and Mrs John Osborne Of
White beer are visitors thls week az
the ElH Wells home
Mr. and Mrs Frank Holland went
90 White lorr yesterday tor frW
Gag visit with her parent. Mis-
Holland Is able no b. out Tor the first
um, since getting burned su badly
MISS Tcunic Sr,crrsou Mr. win
ni. Anderson and Ni .,uudr kuud
stH oI Capa Kansas are visitor ths
week. ai the 1us Sotori.1u home
Nr aud Nr Thus Thompson aud
Ni-s NmB -,.rIt .uu muiorcd Zoo
Dplu'rrc county la.t week lor hort
visit.
Nr. Her Baird Doa of clarendon
m we'll .ua.n Boo NauI underwent
lam operation COZ Dallas u' nl 200.
week. and De-, lueHH 500. Hr glad
100 learn that Doc getting aIuu.
I.rIy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
MEMBERS Of COMPANY A
REMAIN IN DURING DAY

Members of Captain BARTON 80
.ompany viii have the pleasure of
hearing Rev Ernest g. Nohi.y preach
SUNDAY morning al lbc First Chris
iiau church The lads last Sunday
attended services 90 the Central
Presbyterian church where Rev Il.
Thomson preached
Arrangements have ben made hy
the ladies' of the First Christian
church 10 entertain the lads al
luncheon az their several homes. IL
3. understood The alacrity with
which the Amarillo people answer Ia
the can uf the men who represent
them Wa. evidenced sunday whcr
many OF them took dinner iu priyat,
homes following their attendance at
church service ~ the PRESBYTERIAN
church
There wa poo dillmr at the cam
Friday muuul ru account OF IA,
very mudd. ludlfinu of tto grounds
The men umUi fho role ~ those al
the front WHO Hag n" during IA,
heavy rains that usually follow ter
rifle hafflu Tho mon aIe DO nee,
OF AN Kind ol literature. and visit
ors 10 iho camp 600 week davs Woul,
do Well tu take along magazines aui
books Tho mon appreciate lhos,
contributions s'u much they o.,
@ long $50. toward entertaining
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
CANYON

Mrs G. j. Wayne lett Yesterday
morning for snyder where she viii
yisl' her son Rcs " Maync
Mrs Y. Edna Henson returned this
morning from Chicago whore she at
ended Christian Science meeting.
and visited IN Springfield ON the way
ack home. She reports very
llrasaut trip. but is glad to ret back
home
Nlr and Mrs n. ". Gcllcr left
saturday for Duluth MINI. whore
hey will spend the summer As has
Iecu stated IN the News, Mr. Geller
mas leave of absence Of a year 10
study
Mrs r Niece LETT yesterday for
rulia where she will visit her father
or some time.
Mrs. a g Ellis and daughter,
Miss Celeste, Of Lubbock are visit
ug with friends Ia the city this week.
Miss Ina Jordan. who ~ spending
he week IN Canyon. went to FriOna
10 spend today.
Mrs. = L. Britain was In ANA
mo Wednesday ON business
Miss Pauline Wright and father,
Dr. G.. Il Wright, LEFT Monday for
Denver, colo. and other mountain
escorts where they viii spend their
acliiuu.
Miss Kline will lc1ye This week tor
hicago where she viii spend some
mc As viii bee remembered, She
las resigned from the Normal fac
atty aud viii study IN Chicago or
,cw York during the coming year.
Miss Viola Tucker left Friday
morning Tor SiNrrtou where she viii
i@it her brother for some time.
Miss Carrie pac" aud Miss Dora
8cll are visiting with Misses kath-
inc WWiugham and Gertrude Nolan
% Amarillo this week
Mis- Ben Donald left saturday
morning for her home az Justin
whore She viii spend her vacation
Shoe viii teach al Amarillo during
the coming term
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18

from her aunt. Mrs. G.. y. nill of
Houston,
Mrs td Couucl. and son Douglas
returned Monday from e motor TRIP
pf iWu weeks IN Colorado
Mrs Mary smith and children re-
turned To their home az piaiuview,
Monday after visit al the home 90
Mrs Smiths parents, Mr.. ana Mrs
" u. Anthony
Mr.. and Mrs. a. q. Sears and son
Ralph. returned sunday from a three
weeks visit IN and near Marcelnc
Mo-. Mrs Sears former homo.
Mrs G.. $. Newton OF Kansas city,
be spending few weeks ia Hereford,
the guest ~ her son. Jess Ncwlon
who is IN charge of the force em
pluycd on the streets Mrs Newton
il looking over the Hereford coun
,ry with a view of investing IN Pan
handle land
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
SOCIETY NOTES FROM NEIGH
BORING TOWNS
MEMPHIS.

Mr. and Mrs Jot Montgomery
have returned from Trinidad. Colo
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kerr are visit
ing In Clarendon this week
Mr. Cook and son James. were
here from Wellington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Power and
Miss Jewell Clark OF Estelline are
here today.
Mrs. . b Norwood and children.
are az their ranch, west of lledley
this week
Mr. and Mrs win Mann OF Deca-
tar are visiting Fred Swift and fam
SIS a lew days this Week
Mr. aud Mrs Jno a Wood re.
turned from Dexter New Mexico,
where they have been visiting their
daughter.
Miss Eiuor Hampton of Vernon re-
turned home Tuesday after week s
wish with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs 4 Grundy and son
Nllen. and TONER Thompson left
Monday for Las Vegas. y. VI.
Miss Lucille Craft OF hedley wa
here Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ewcll Grundy were
here Tuesday
Miss Irene Norwood of Clarendon
visited friends here this week
" %. orr returned Sunday might
from sulphur springs. oklahoma
Il S Greene left saturday night
for ST. Louis To buy his lall goods
Miss Grace Truman Benedict of
Clarendon visited friends here thi.
week.
Mr. and Mrs r. T. Stroup re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Rmpuld. oklahoma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
PLAINVIEW.

Miss Floy Pippin is spending her
vacation with her parents at the Hin
son Hotel In Rails.
Mrs. +. y Terral OF Taft arrived
Thursday for a visit with her sister
Mrs. j &. Anderson,
Mrs. Samantha Mashman and Mrs
Joe Lee Ferguson of Hale Center
were here shopping Friday.
Mrs. II NJ Jordan OF Hale Center
was visitor here Thursday.
Miss MARTHA Hood OF Plano is
visiting Miss MARTHA Espy
Mrs Z. r. Coates OF snyder was
plainyiew visitor Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Harris OF Italy. Tex
as. il visiting Mrs e. r Houston.
Miss Carrie Pace has been elected
TO position in the school al Kress
Mrs Joe Barnett returned Friday
from an extended visit in Abilene.
Mrs T. l.. Gordon and little son
are visiting relatives al Frederick
Okla
Mesdames Hatcher and pritchctt
OF locEney were visitors here last
week
Mrs I'd Morchcad has as her guest
her sister Mr. Ilargcrty of Ilous
ton.
The Rev. and Mrs J 70 Bone of
Hale Center were visitors here Fri
day
Mrs llorschel HosSer of luhhor.
arrived Saturday for visit with the
family of carl ROsser
Mrs Moran spent last week AZ the
home OF her brother r. J King IN
the Stoneback community
Mr. and Mrs GeurW. Wood left
sunday morning for California
where they Will make their home
Mrs J. NJ Lipscomb ana SON Mi
ton, left this morning for Hlairs
'own Mo. TO visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs T.. A. punnol and
Mrs. " G. Robbins OF Silyorton We're
visitors IN this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs g.. O. Harrington and
son OF Plano, Teyas. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs W. l.. Harrington.
Mrs George Quosruborry and chill
dren went 10 Surnphill Eas.. Wed
nesday to visit her parents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
EDWARDS SAYS IT'S
WORTH $1,000 TO HIM
GAINS TWENTY -ONE POT NDS ON
TANLAC AND HEALTH IL
RESTORED.

~ have gained twenty-onc pounds
and IL you had seen me the day 1
began taking Taulac YOU wouldn't
recognize me as the same man now
said I'D Edwards. 800 23rd Street
Denver, Colo. few days ago. MIR
Edwards Is a mechanic for the
Mon Pacific railroad
Last fall" continued Mr. Ed
wards 4 took e trip up In the coun-
try ON a big truck then had 20
wall, nearly thirty miles IN the rain
and mud. From This ! contracted
grippe and ! certainly had an ass
ful time nopt going down until
finally had 90 give up and was con
lined to ms bed for forty days /
had 20 cut out eating entirely ond
For month lived on nothing hui
milk hardly know what sleep
was and more than hair ,hr time !
had 20 prop myself mp in bed 800
could get my breath had as luI
headaches aud such terrible cough
that ! had begun tn think nay lungs
we're affected $50 kind ol mclipiu,
did me any good
n have taken four BOTTLES of Tan
lac and have never .clI better in m'
life than ! DO rilht nov and
wouldn't take o thuuund dollars fo0
the good these four BOTTLES have don,
me- NV appetite b. fine and I car
eat an ddirost Just anything want
sleep like rock every night aut
my strength has Increased until
can Do any kind of work that como
to hand Tlulac has done me 81.
much good that I locl almost com
rrol people taking % now uu ao.uun
90 what % has done for Wo
Iaullc b. old boo Amarillo hy Cul
! Tins Austin Drug Company
| Advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
The Author of Confessions of a Wife" Discusses
The Case Of Little Jack de Saulles


instinct lighting g" hold her
own
IHUN b' SIl''Ds Ii.s .n his grave
'i Blanca ID. -f1II. s in prison
...H." H. Hn' 0w there
' 'h. HHN $40 unconscious plays
""H h '"p. Hr' asks for one or
f.. other u.aH HrI'y
|.r '.H ....r ono aul the
'. '.. other u' these mis-
.II." young r..p.. 'HDrH Is only
..r.H Ht .H.H would look vith
horror nu wt.u" Vhn would sug
rrs' that 'huir- Uss the rrr8ter
blame
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
HEREFORD.

Mr. and Mrs Nrbl Baker and
hud of Crliui are visiting Mr. aud
Mr.. Loo Brrs Mr. Baker is an
uDIc uf Nr HiFrs
Mr. and Mrs John Chrisfy OF
Styles. Texas. were guests OF the
umr OF Mr. Christys cousin VIII
lHri,h. lu' Roek
Mrs 0. a. Brand and children and
uf. S. " Ingram ler Wednesday
,or pmua,u where they will visit
leir sister and daughter Mrs " G..
Porter. later going to houston where
HI Brand HII maxi" an extended
tat and from which point MR. Boa.
um HII u Zoo h.r home 90 Plano.
Miss Lui- chapman. ul NnauH
.hI. is guest BOO ne" home of her
u Ir 49, " Baker
Mrs o.. g. Laird Be- enjoying e visit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
Drink More, Eat Less on Hot Days
and Insure Health and Goodness

#e juice from lemons and o. urauF
es and ada .he juice from rau OF
TuNheuIes. asu1'rf.os ur ,heirI'#
SR,r'su 90. preferred and mis srt
sII hour before serving
turrant Cup.
Niy @ Upfuls sugar with o. cup
uIa water and boil 90 ma." e syrup
Cool and pour over siemmed cur.
rants SCI pu ile thrs. hours
Grapefruit Cocktail.
Nix equal IIan'ifie. ot the juice
1f grapefruit. orange aul pineapple
rHl sugar syrup Pour over rTl. sei
joe add e.tinn uf grapefruit tut
$50 mlms.hino cherries
Truitade
Almost any Jelly WIll mako deli
ri0us li4uid refreshmeut on hu'
day Tuf % heading dessert spoon
fIi ~ yhe jelly BOO rIass. ada the
juice col 1ue-fDlrfH OF lemon. and
500 tho glass tI'h water s'Iruug
.uH 'Hr jelly o. dissolved
Grapr juice.
Crap. .rIr. q. au ideal summer
Irn like tha lemon. rho grape
Hl'aIr 1r abundance of fHe POTASH
lTfs which are essential fo good
health Gran. Juice D. usually 1IIuf
.f tH pouring over cracked ire.
~hcrhets
-tn-hs.a and I.es lre made hs
freezing strong fuf punch 'r.
ar. hrsf hon eaten Boo half meifa.
.urH.fI0n 1'sF should Boz UrI
-.Jar 500 .ds fu rIlau for several
fmr ana then allowed % melt Gel
"a ruar boz ths GLASS In ahich thei
are served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18

Drink more and cat lcss in bot
weather.
That Us real economy war OF
uease Water forms over DH per cent
~ The boIss weight lu" guam
.tv lost by .spImi.1u and rsapurl
lion ou bot day must Do" replaced
Tor health us well as comfort SAFE.
Nothing bur pure water q. repuir
81 as drink. lUf among all OF
man b many inventions none is more
universally appreciated than 'h" s1f
iuus kinds az cold Favored lfIn
The lemon I- 'lr basis 1f fhr homo
made hot veathr. drink Boo ans ihii.
Jude o. is said tp hsy" r"friFerpnt
qualities hen used without sugar
suEarI.-s lemonade D. THUS o. genuine
war economy
Plain Lemonade.
One-half 0f lemon tU glass n.
water. sueefrusI 200 taste. D. fhr rule
Tar plain lemonade The jess sugar.
IN. more cooling tfs drink Do LnF.
land fhr drink s called lemon
squash
Orangcade.
T.e a. many oranges 7s lemons
allow one Tablespoonful n' sugar and
TO glasses nf asfer io each orange
aud lemon. and mix 600 ingredient
several hours before serving.
Lemon Whey.
Mir one piu' milk one pint sugar.
tle Juice oi two Iamons and boil five
minute strain sWeeffn 90 taste
and sef iu ie.h8k 90 cool
Pineapple I'unsh.
Crate fresh pineapple or use one
can % grated pineapple s4useze
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18

. JOY f.. ..H
.#H.
..
90. -ifI wife .lu -Ir hsI l.>t
Iri husband. tuH ulru co. hah,
Iswr .fIf. .ul. uhu-.. A1.ir iiT
va. given tu iuts fHfnstl if1sm
th. ulau 200 fft lhtid
~. hHI uuthinE else g. hkr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18

tor ii,r uuu uruplc were Gar
svHt Iefoslt -hr poured oui
40 bsr lHuginE 20 hcr lowing
pu th, iin, boat, head. and b it
pu, wonder when 800. found het
husband was irving Go hrrak
even fHtf h4Hl -+mstHiue we
Itii pi-su trih, 4ud iur me-
msnt -hr gave Wal to ANIMAL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
ORIENTAL HOTEL
205 Lincoln St.

Rooms modern and sanitary.
Cuisine unexcelled in the city.
Prices moderate. Inquire Phone
933.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18
Nothing Can Stop Knitting for Sammy

Sammy is going 10 get his knit
gnoods nj spite OF the temptations OF
surf bathing and other forms Of
pleasure To answer the calls of
both, society is keeping up the knit
ting while on pleasure hound This
beach attraction furnishes an exam
pie of what society and eNtra-sooiety
folk are doing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-18

Crate a fresh pineapple or use one
can % grated pineapple Squeeze
The Home news., 1917-11-23

FOR SALE: Registered, big bone, Poland China pigs. L. J. billiard, McCrory, Ark.
 Carson's will, as usual, have the largest and most complete line of toys and holiday goods in the city.
 Mrs. Rebie Hackett left this week for Little Rock where she will take a business. course in Draughon's College.
The Home news., 1917-11-23

Ford cars will save you money in the long run. Riggs Brothers, McCrory, Ark. Adv.3- 3-30tf
 Mrs. Laura Berry of Jones' 'boro is the guest of her son, MT. J. J. Berry and family.
 Mir. w. B. Fakes, manager of the McCrory Motor Co.,, spent this week in Heber Springs and Little Rock.
 Mrs. w. G. billiard will leave tomorrow, Saturday, for Con- way for a few days visit to her mother, Mrs. M. F. Underhill.
 Miss Helen Harton will re- turn tomorrow to her home in Conway, after a few days visit to her sister, Mrs. J. H. Cros- sett.
 MT. L. B. Colwell has sold his restaurant to MT. J. J. Berry. MT. and Mrs. Colwell will op- crate same for the new owner until Jan. 1st.
 Lieut.. Joe M. Arnof, U. s. A. now stationed at Camp Pike, spent~a portion of this week here the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. Arnof.
The Home news., 1917-11-23
Man Troubled For Two Years

No one should suffer backache, rheumatic pains, stiff joints, swollen, sore muscles, when re- lief can be easily had. James McCrery, Berrien Center, Mich., says he was troubled with kid ney and bladder trouble for two years. He used several kinds of medicine without relief, but Fo- ley Kidney Pills cured him. For sale by the Red Cross Drug Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
Here and There


The doctor told him he needed car
bohydrates. proteids and, above all,
something nitrogenous. The doctor
mentioned long list OF foods for
him to eat. He staggered out and
wabbled into a restaurant.
How about beefsteak?" he asked
the waiter. us that nitrogenous?"
The waiter didn't know.
Are fried potatoes rich in car
bohydrates or. not?"
The waiter couldn't say.
We'll, I'll fix it," declared the
poor man in despair. Bring me a
large plate of hash"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
THE NEGRO AND THE WAR.

We have heard considerable talk about what will be the attitude
of the when the call for volunteers United
States Some white people to think that this will be quite
problem but in opinion the matter viii be settled by the
negro going to along with the white When the call
comes the negro will be eligible for duty Just the the
white when conscrpon comes does the negro
will also be conscripted
AS matter of fact good South
willing to decidedly quicker than number of white
heard that the United
during the with Spain did splendid fighting
We hardly think that the problem will
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
A WISE PRECAUTION

We wish heartily commend the municipal authorities of
for their action in placing traffic policeman the
of Main and Gay streets The city authorities have given
sufficient warning the people of the city and county that they
the traffic laws of Lancaster believe that from
the matter will be better managed Automobile drv
ing with reckless disregard for human life and safety de-
be punished severely the law will permit Many
people appear be almost Indifferent the rights pedes
trian and appear anxious to run down a
understand that the city authorities will hereafter it
that all those the speed laws and those disrarn
drve the right provision will be arrested While
desire innocent people believe the
strictly enforced that there will be with
in the next few weeks.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
Cornish Outlets.

Trim slices Of cold lamb into pieces
Of the same shape and size; sprinkle
them with salt, pepper and a few
drops of tomato catsup. Have ready
some well-seasoned, hot. mashed DO
tatoes into which two yolks of egg
nave been beaten. Cover each slice
OF meat with the potato and make the
surface smooth with a knife. Din in
beaten egg, liuted with three or
four tablespoonfuls of milk and wa.
ter; cover with sifted bread crumbs
and fry in deep fat.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
FOR SOIL IMPROVEMENT.

Those charge of the meeting held here last Saturday dis
the bean keeny disappointed the that
Lancaster county planters did be Interested Pos
b the farmer does not believe that the bean
value in this section being
prepared that it is but if
onsaton agents and the experts
that the bean would be wonderful thing
our farmers would take hold of it.
When properly great
ing Of necessary the
lated they gather nitrogen the
soil when the powed under If crop grown
and other egumnos expected
will be improvement from the growing
land The bean vines ton for
add about the nitrogen
by such other egumnou cowpeas covers
1t has been estimated that the ferzing
of beans powed into the SOIL green state
add to the soil ferzng constituents
ton AS to 10 tons of this produced
it be appreciated what good crop
into the soil would have.
No phosphorc acid potash crop
turned other than what taken from the soil by
materials added would be organic
compounds which will decompose provide nitrogen
available form for the that follow the soy beans
1t is of interest to know that approximately per the
total ertzng value of of beans powed into
be due to the nitrogen which they
properly nocuated with suitable nodues on
the roots of the plants would be expected to
of the nitrogen contained in the plants would
the atmosphere by the bacteria operating nodues
beans should be used in rational system crop rotation
Is;n+ot tba col, nvha,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
Power Of The Press,

No public speaker, be he preacher
or political orator, can draw an au-
dience OF one-tenth that which greets
the average newspaper today, and
thus the tone of the press becomes q
matter OF vital importance to the
welfare OF the community. The in
fuence is widespread and is also
lasting. Therefore, we say, study
well the contents OF the newspaper
you are taking and IL 1t. contains
that which tends to lower the scale
OF morality and humanity and not to
the elevation of that which is good
and right better off you are by far
without it.-Exchange.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
Tell the Reason Why?

The Cheraw Chronicle prints an
editorial, What Do You Think OF
Our Town Ed DeCamp spent a day
there once and we are very anxious
to know just what Old Man Ed does
think of Charming Cheraw. ~
Lancaster News. Charming place.
my dear Watson, charming place.
You must bear in mind the congress-
man from the Fifth District resides
in Cheraw, and IL he is as loyal to his
own home town as he ought to he
it's unfair In you to insinuate that
we would say aught concerning
~; - :, q cheraw. Led
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
Rabbit Tobacco For Us.

1t is reported that Germany is
short on tobacco and that the cigars
on sale are filled with substitutes
which do not appeal to the Teutonic
taste. or course, Germany cannot
use cabbage leaves, neither could we
in America at the present price OF
that imperial vegetable, but there
must be some old grape vines left in
the kaiser's dominion and rabbit to-
bacco also grows there.-Spartan
burg Herald.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
SOUTH CAROLINA'S DAY.

Governor Richard l. Manning has designed Wednesday,
April H. Naval Recruiting Day for South Carolina In letter
local postmaster the Governor that every
put forth recruits that day. bring the
Carolina naval force strength says
Lancaster countys share of the recruits only
IDENTITY predicted that will be comparatively that
number from all the county.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
Nor Can We.

We can't bring ourselves to be,
lieve that Kaiser William was not
the inspiration OF the great war in
Europe-that he planned and built
with feverish industry until he got
Germany on a military footing far
superior to that of her antagonists,
and then deliberately let loose the
cataclysm-and hope that in the
final wind-up he and his coadjutors
will get their full dues.-Chester Re
porter.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
Taxes For Education.

Sometimes we are tempted to think
that maybe the state and the coun-
ties and the school districts are tax
ing themselves too high. and that the
legislature is appropriating too nue.
money for the education of the pee
pie. Then we turn to that great poem
written by Edwin Markham nearly
thirty years ago. "The Man with the
Hoe" and read it again-and are
ready to vote more money for popu-
lar education.-Newberry Observer.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
The Same Here.

III any man sees fit to fall out with
us because of our good, old-fashioned
genuine. dye6-in-the-wool American.
ism he is entitled to all the satisfac-
ton he can get out Of his anger or
hard feelings.-Aiken Standard.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-06
True OF ANY State.

me Macon News is of the opinion
that II Alabama could get legisla-
ture in which every man pledges
himself not to be a candidate for
public office for the next six years. it
would have the best legislature in it's
history. That is true of Georgia. or
Son'h Carolina or any other State
in the union.-Greenville Piedmont