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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
WAS IN SAFETY ZONE.

Healdton Not Even i'm Blockade
'... Waters.
London, March 22.-The American
steamer Healdton has been torpe-
doed. according to- an Amsterdam
dispatch to the Central News.
A boat containing seven OF the
EIealdton's crew has reached Ters-
chelling (North seal the dispatch
adds. ,'GF. a-
Thirteen members Of the American
steamer Healdton's crew have arriv-
ed at Ymuden, Holland. They say
the steamer was sunk without warn
ing in the socalled safe zone and ex-
press the belief that 19 men aboard
the vessel were drowned.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23

phoric acid A 40 bushel crop
OF corn will remove In the grain, stalk
and fodder about 64 pounds of nitro
gen, 64 pounds OF potash and "a pounds
OF phosphoric acid. A 40 bushel crop
of oats will remove in the grain and
straw about 35 pounds of nitrogen,
~ pounds Of potash and 16 pounds of
phosphoric acid. II. however, stalks,
bolls. straw, etc. are plowed under,
some of the plant food will be return
cd to the soil.
Cotton Fertilizer Problem
With the present price of cotton and
other farm products, 1t will pay the
farmer to give more attention this
Spring to the problems of soil build.
Ing and to the intelligent use of fer
tilizers than ever before. Some of
the best farmers Of the South have
adopted the plan Of returning to the
soil In fertilixers. the money received
from all or part Of their cottonseed
This Is . good plan and should be
more generally adopted
Enough Plant Food for Best YlsIds
II takes from 800 pounds to 400
sounds OF fertilizer to make q good
weed In cotton. or . good stalk in
coru, ana unless amounts above these
arc used, full returns cannot bs ex-
SecteA because large amounts must be
applied to produce the fruit and the
grain.
The amount Of fertilizer that can
be used prohtsbly will vary with the
different soil types. seasons and with
the different crops grown. Tho most
important factor. however, governing
the amount OF fsrtiliser that can Be
used with pront 10 the price of the
article produced. At the present price
Of cotton. 1t will pay to use on most
Of the soil types Of the South larger
amounts Of fert.lizer than heretofore.
To Meet Boil wssviI eituatIon
Whom grown under boil weevil con-
ditions, cotton should be literally fer.
ulized and this fertilizer should con-
tain . large percentage OF phosphoric
acid. which ingredient bastens its ma
turtty. A fertiliser containing An am
pie supply Of ammonia should also be
ussd to start ths plant OF quickly In
~ growth The farmer must ever
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23

submarine campaign operating far
below the efficiency predicted for il.
lead to the belief among officials here
that possibly before congress can as
semble to meet the situation. the
world may be confronted with an en-.
tirely different set of conditions.
While it has been generally as
sumed that any aggressive action by
the United States against Germany
and in cooperation with the entente
allies would be purely of q naval
character designed to aid in the ey-
termination of submarines and raid
ers preying upon commerce. state de-
partment officials declared TODAY that
this country might take any and all
military measures deemed necessary
to make effective it's protest against
Germany without actually entering
into formal political alliance.
Might Send Army to Belgium.
Even the sending of an expedi-
tionary force to Europe, it is held.
would not obligate this country to
all, the details OF the allied program.
Officials say that an army could
properly be sent to Belgium, for in
stance, to help in the restoration of
that violated territory and to throw
Americas influence in real and
practical way on the side OF interna.
tional law and order.
The armed neutrality status at
present in force is held by the inter-
national law experts to present many
points OF weakness. Neither war nor
peace, IL involves the country in con-
tinual Misunderstanding with both
sides. 1t is said to leave open the
door for uulimited litigation with
Germany after the war In that
status. the United States is still
technically neutral and might be
held responsible by Germany for any
unneutrai acts committed here.
Moreover, automatically. the
United States is in a most extraor-
dinary situation, semi-hostile to the
central powers and yet not aligned
with the allies. The government "a
not taken into the confidence OF ma
tions with which IL formerly COM
r.unicated most freely Especially
is this so as to the Far East. about
which the government information
Is alarmingly meagre.
Hopes that this government will
be able to take a leading part in the
ultimate peace conference as neu-
tral have vanished and the belief is
growing that only as an active par
ticipant will America be heard on
the great questions guaranteeing the
future peace.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
FOR HIS GALLANT ALLY.

London, March 22.-The German
emperor has bestowed the Order OF
the Black Eagle on Talaat Bey, the
Turkish grand vizier, according to a
Berlin dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company by way of Am
sterdam. The order is an honor us,
ually reserved for royal princes.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
FURTHER PROGRESS
BY BRITISH TROOPS
bad Weather Fails to Prevent Haig's
Men From Continuing Their
Pursuit

London, March 20.-Despite less
favorable weather conditions, says
the official report from British head
quarters in France tonight, I'VE
made considerable progress again
today along the greater part of the
front of our advance south OF Arras
and further. IA villages have cleared
of the enemy.
Our troops now have passed the
general line of Canizy, Estreen,
Chaussee, Nurln. Velu and st. Le-
GER" e ie'
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Better Farming in the South
WHAT THE CROPS ARE ASKING FOR
Feed the Plants Properly RunD
While Yed

Staple crop s
take out large
amounts OF plant
food from the soil.
For example,: A
cotton crop OF one
bale per acre will
remove from the
land in seed,
leaves, stalks and
bolls, about n
pounds Of nitro
gen 81 pounds OF
potash a u d %
pounds of phos-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
Can Change Umbrella Cover

recent invention provides an um.
brella frame or skeleton and any suit.
able number OF INTERCHANGEABLE COW.
ers therefor, whereby a new cover NAV
be substituted for an old, worn or
damaged oGe, CT cover Of one color
or figure may be substituted for an.
other, according to the costume of a
woman carrying the same.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
TO PASS BONE DRY BILI1

Atlanta. Ca, March 20.-"Bone
dry" prohibition bills. which would
bar liquor absolutely except for med
icinal and sacramental purposes and
make its possession a crime were in
troduced in both houses at the open
ing OF an extra session of the Georgia
legislature. here today.
Both house and senate committees
began work on the bills Immediately
and gave every indication that the
measures would be rushed to speedy
vote.
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tary successes by the entente on the
western front and In Asia Minor; the
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
CONGRESS CALLED
TO DECLARE WAR

Continued from Page one.)
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-23
Millinery

Complete line OF Ladies',
Misses and Children's up-to-
date Hats at very reasonable
prices.
Ladies' and Gents Furnish.
ing Goods, Mems and Boys
Hats and Caps-AH New
Goods.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-14
Co Buy Home in Ardmore n11k
The average rent for fiveroom bungalow in Ardmore is
$50 Per Month

Why pay this when for SMALL PAYMENT down ond from
S25 to $50 per month you
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-14
Downs Paint and
Paper Store

Painting, Grdining
Kalsomining, Paper
Hanging and
Interior Decorating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-06

new Senators. lie afterwards Joined
the Virginia contingent in the parade.
which he headed down the avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-06
SAYS ACID STOMACH
CAUSES INDIGESTION
Excess OF hydrOchIOric acid
S0urS tho food and forms
gases.

tndiIestcd food delayed in the
stomach decays or rather. fcrmenta
the same as food left in tho open air.
says noted authority. lie also tells
us that Indigestion is caused bv
hyper cidity. meaning there is an
excess Of hrdrochloric acid in the
stomach which prevents complete di-
ceStion and starts food fermentation.
Thus everything eaten sourS in tho
stomach much lik" garbage sours In Il
can. forming acrid fluids aud gases
which initiate tho stomach like Il tov
balloon. Then We feel 81 heavy, lumpv
we crnctatc sour food or have hca ri
burn. natuirncc. water braSh or nausea.
lie tells W to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead, get from any phar-
macy four ounces OF Had Salts and take
tablespoonful in glass Of water
before breakfast and drink while it is
cncrNcscing. and furthermore to con
tinuc this for q week. While relief
follows tho first dose. il lis i,nportant
10 ncutralizc the acidity. remove tho
gas making mass, start the liver,
stimulate the Kidneys and thus pro
mote a free now of pure digestive
juices.
lad salts is Inexpensive and is made
from tho acid "f grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia and sodium
phosphate This harmless salts ~
used by thousands Of people for stom-
ach trouble with excellent rcaults-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-06
STUART Gets OVATION
IN INAUGURAL PARADE
Virginia Governor by Tar Most Dis
Misunderstanding Figure.
Among State Executives.
HEADS MEN FROM THIS STATE
Y. NJ. l. Cadets March Like Veterans.
While Y. =. !. Boys Are Most
Stalwart in Whole Linc-SwanSun
Is Sworn In Agnin rs Senator.
Especial TO The Ttmcs-pispa,ch

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. March 5.--Govcrnor
Henry Z. Stuart, the official rcpresen-
tativc Of Virginia 1T the second inau-
Suration Of Woodrow Wilson as Prcsi-
deut OF the United States, was given
an ovation as lie rode down Pcnnsyl-
rania Avenue ut tho head OF tho Old
Dominion contingent OF the inaugural
parade. Governor stuart was mounted
OF powerful bay horse. lie was by
Tar the most distinguished look ing
figure among the Governors. aud his
horsemanship brought nlau.iits from
the thousands OF people massed on both
sides OF tho avenue.
II was largely Virginia crowd
which jammcd Washington to-day to
SOC Woodrow Wilson inductcd into Of
flee for a second term. Those who
check up on the crowd declared to-
night that Nirgi mia aud Maryland fur
nished AT least 80 per cent OF the in
augurai visitors. Thercforr. when Gov
crn"r stuart doomed up along the pa
radc line his appearance was marked
with an ovation which compared with
that given tho President.
1t was whom Governor Stuart and
the Virginia contingent swung into the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-06

military organizations OF their States,
anG others. with their STATS were in
tn" fourth division. In this division
ais" wcr" tho Mayors of numerous
towns and cities, dozens Of political
clubs from smaller cities near and fat.
From the court of honor AT tho
White House. the President reviewed
the line. The musical censor had seen
- Il that the bands played varied airs
as they marched past. eliminating their
tendency at other inaueurationS when
passing tn. reviewing stand TO coniinc
their selections 10 ono OF three airs.
Hail {" the Chief" pixie" and
Marching Through Georgia Pas:
the President. the marchcrs continued
II few blocks and there disbanded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-06
ERUsTRATE PLOT
T0.DEsTROY MUNITIONS
find Bombs i'm Mans Room Which
They Had Heard Were to &c
Sent to President.
EoNv1NcED REPORT IS FALSE
Express Belief That Conspiracy Had
ITO DO Entirely With WrccI,ing
EPlants Engaged i'm Turning Out
for Entente Allies.
.fRy Associated rrcss

EE HOBOKEN ~ J.. March with
fhe arrest here to-day OF Fritz kolh.
&Sy; German. the authorities expressed
EShe belief that they had frustrated q
kEsll developed pho, L. aid Germany
Fftys blowing MP munitiou plants III this
engaged in turning ont con-
ESfacts for the entente allies Tho po.
tSice said they found in Eolh's room
lkwo bombs. which. according TO rumors
fhat had reached them, were 10 be sent
10 president Wilson.
III After preliminary investigation.
EEheS announced themselves rs con-
IAinced that tho plans OF the alleged
gEalotters had To do entirely with dc
E$troying war supplies. and that no at
sack on the Presidents life Was con-
5Ssomplated. Tho police also said they
Mad come into possession of informa-
Zion which might hcip them IN solving
she Black Tom, y. H., explosion and the
obstruction OF tho l<iucsland y. ~.
ESiant OF the Canadian Car and Foun-
SSary Company, in which large muuit.on
ssSSfupplcs for the entente allies were
Bslown up.
S Ssss We are following leads which may
ssssesult in additional arrests at any
Slime" Chief OF Police Hayes declared.
sssfWe are cooperating with the New
AARork police and the neutrality squad
a2f tho collector OF the port OF New
RHcrk. We have been working on this
kor several weeks.
Room BEARS APPEARANCE
#as OF USE AS LABORATORY
IBID Kolb was found In a small hotel
6Tpposite the piers of the Hamburg
Line. His room, Il was as
taerted. lore the appearance OF having
5peen used as a laboratory. Resides the
Stwo bombs, the police said they found
tprass and copper tubing resembling
sEhat used in ships. The bombs were
Sinade OF this material. There also
sYere n flask OF black powder. bottles
ShontafninG gasoline. bcuziuc and al
sEohol: tools, trinitrotoluol ANA hla.k
sfisc powder. Experts from tho Now
ssfork detective bureau said the disc
spowder was new to them hut they
sPalieved 1t WAS similar 10 some used
an Germany.
The bombs, the experts declared
sEere of new type. and had slow fuses.
Fhc explosive content has not yet been
Identified
The workmanship OF the bombs ,ne
police said, indicated ingenuity aud
fkill They were wrapped in a shirt
Which kolb. they declared admitted
tSas his.
* koib denied that ha had pythiue
10. do with making ,h. bombs. but
said. according to the police ,hpt his
loom was used for that purpose IL: a
Eman he know only Is Kari" whom
Che met i'm a saloon.
3ESKoIh was HON l., .-,I..~,,, .,...- -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-06
MissIng Erom liz Home.

Report was made to tie police Of
the First District last night that l:ev.
John ~ Copeland. seventy Years cid.
LAS missing from his home. 80 North
fhirty-sccond street. The police wcrc
FURNISHED With ;,u accurate description
OF the man, but he had not been To-
.at,d carly this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-06

court OF honor where tho President re-
viewed the parade tina, they received
VIC greatest reception. The band.
winch hcraidcd the approach or me
Nirsinians. struck up pixie" as II
'"rhed from Fifteenth Street Into the
avenue fronting the White House Ia
an instant 10000 people were on their
feet. cheering like mad. Immedi,t,Iv
Following tho band cane Governed,
stuart. on his magnificent LOCKING.
mount. with his brilliantly uniformed
star behind him. Tho cheering. IN
voked by tho stirring strains az ..pi>i,..
grew in intensity ~! the Governor an
pcared.
'. VI. !. CADETS PROvOkE
GREAT DEMONSTRATION
Following in tho wake OF tho Gov
crnor and his staff came the y Al
cadets. trim and alert, marchin.. I;l,,
veterans. The perfect line and SOL
diery appearance OF the Lexington hoy.
brought them an ovation equal Ia amy
they have received in the past Tho
'. l.. /. cadets from Biacksbur- were
the next in line. These boys. on me-
count or their size, were dubbed "thc
siX-footcrs By tho crowds II was
frequently rcmaI kcd that the Elaci<s-
burg cadets We're tho most stalwa,t-
looking men in the whole parade line
They also marched like regulars
The Fourth Virginia Regiment. com
mandcd by Colonel Goodwin, brought
up tho rear of the Virginia contingent
These troops were from tho Tidcwater
section OF the STATE.
Erfore the parade started. Senator
Claude 4. Swanson was sworn in Office
for his second term as United states
senator from Virginia. lie Was cs-
cortcd to the Nicepi csidcnts rostruu,
to take tho oath by Senator Thomas
5. Martin Governor Stuart occupied a
scat OF honor ON the Senate noor dur
ing the ceremony Of swearing in Vice
President Marshall and the thirty-o ono
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-17

don't KNOX wlaf xou lage to DO 81
gef enthusiasm III s5a ard 4 chris
d9n YOU know ii. God viii put his.
flfgsr on your trouble THEFT h stand-
ing IN your way Care you to put
him to the test, Church pesnber8
inst pray the prayer the young
inan prayed, Nfat lack ! st. ana
Gad viii shoN you. Ton a. havs
tho l.gnt tonight.
sons Of yon 5etaIe lack that
dogGea determination 70 conquer the
sin that Il 8fiF ping you you had
better force the isapa. Others lack
q WILLINGNESS to eoale clean Oh
worldly amuaeneHta1
n this eoHneeti9n no told b story
Of 9 young woman king cheies
and saying size could not give urs
card playiR He llsenea This IN
to the piling up nf . christian OH
p%erienca and sniritaai pleasure On
one side Of the scales to weigh
against q dirty old deck ~ cards.
1T is a crime to weigh anything
against the death q Jesus on Cal
rary's cross"
what VIII I have TO surrender
to become a chrisfioa? You've got
70 surrender yourself. You who
haven't got the light that siils and
satisfies are iacking the manhood,
the ~~onaaaoaa to eoae clean for
Jesus. Friends dolt weep over
those whose bodies are being put In
the ground, but weep oyer those who
90 on rejecting Christ.
IF you are a church member
ard have let the standard down. pse
it up Just IS publicly as you let It
down. # you have served the devil
with the lights turned on, don't 80
aroand to the back door to slip to
Jesus"
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VI AmCgIsfIA eoirais.
by "aAi."
u cksn C%rtaluestes.

2 The chicken croouette r. q .
= mixture miscgilel food. IT .
9 years 2 aawdgat mask % hide .
. its real IDENTITY. .
Y Chicken croquette fl Just d .
2 restaurant proprtor'a extleo .
g for using UP - ps he #oull .
8 otherwise throw away. There's !.
2 about as much chicken lit i as .
= there Is in & chunk Of chilled .
z steel. It Is glofifiea hash of =
. the worst type. y
2 It sita in cones looking like !,
= Z Fourth Of July snake. You .
. know. The kind you touch i .
. mitch 70 and the snake bails .
. ont. .
. BIT don't ever try t boil .
. anything out OF q chicken cro- =
. ouetfe. The chances are ten TO >
. one Sou'll produce worse things .
2 than snakes. >
2 The chicken efoquette is .
' CROUCH to make a s%elf-rospect- =
. ing hen ashamed Of herself. .
>ees 80 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-17

There are some who sill say
there IS plenty Of time to serve Jesus.
buE, ffierds, you are giving your
best days TO the devil. The best
on have is poor enough When plac-
80 a. lie feet Of Jesus. non't 30
what some folks seem determined
% d~o--giye the bast they have to
the devil.
Some people have an idea that
religion was intended only for the
poor-an idea thai if you had
money you would have no need fer
tod. Friends, it is no matter II
you have millions and are without
Cod you are poor, hungry and
naked. There are only a fey things
&or5h having that money viii buy.
Money etnnot buv friends III. II
viii net GUY love. ard waa Is life
githou Fe2 1t v z not 3u aealtt
aHa Deaee Of miHC There are bat
8a@ II money MI bug Lat ar
4efth he. Fa1e1ds. h zpniness
foas MT consist what y5u have
b,,. What ran a,e.
Il know there are trag dies OF
~ta4ters agtl rags. hut thee are
tragedies Of SILKS and satins. There
are tragedies Of the bread line ana
Tragedies Of aus omobflas. The
smallest thing this side Of hell
his little. wartv boarding house
s-oeiefv thai turns its nose UP at
$50 faIloyg wbo tries to live right.
r4,fa,ds an,. rof talking about YOU
h~a.arsa -a, arc lugt a bunch OF
q, -, are van CAM fool me. know
,sho,o e.raw mn and I feel perfect
-, ~ ~ In Vaxahaehie.
49,, .a..3aa t,nse aoeiety
Ne' 49, a-ratn1t ,ot. haesgse
sA.'e : ,,a,o1 ana eajT3tva,
:. - Wv 49, : n.aa ~ me
etl,N''''' ~ 4u w{3l IA az
iie't So'' ~ - ,,,Iia
sepegp y - go - aaaeftfalness
iHe ''e"' - ,aa,.,t tbat
p Fiens' - ~ 80 onf There
saa''oN s0''' aag,a xfo snaor II
ate d 10 tbo,. viii, tell
COD eAef@" @N'' "a tiae
you taey are "g'l''' o. 49,. affan
IFS a io"' p"'' - 49,
covers P oFoseH anu - IA
IN on' lsS9'" -. - a,oros
5eaas man VINO - Leu N M - =, fine
in The upper circles, Out "o' : -,
eeme 10 snow 'hat oaleess.4e
laokins' q some'a'Hs s"11 -
did mo- satisfy ne n'p -
ipg and turned al qoo ~
when ne started towards Jesus "o
aeteallg g7n, understand S0ii9
preachers lasis, on a decent rehsioH
aud fro8a on enthusiasm ooAiS
nave fraNaed up0a enthusiasm ui'i,
Uaey hayo stamped tae iue o't o.
RE church, The idea Of p~7eaenloa
! an the dangers OF religious eotoo-
aem Is ndicaioaa. fhe |ot'd
gods BAPTISM o' entAesk7s1''
II like She spirit OF VEINS your
self Aoarae whop some fel.o@ OF
YOUR team knocks "a home rah~~that
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ten by his brother. bernard.

1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Rice
viii return At ONE later time and
give an egenlBE or readings. lie @ill
be assured az a warm Welcome. as
he made m2ny friend ia his anpaaf-
anee Yesterday,
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delicious Enthusiasm"
Peoples Great Need

,ouy i. brown URGES eHIReif MFAiBTgs ~
..~pe.,.su tsp MsHF rltriR IsHitoioN EEIr tit TN
= @.ay Il yH4en TINY ltF-TsLN ~ AapE 10
49, sassr 81 Yga lson seIsonIoaNp afsNY RESPOND.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-17

tomorrow viii be 4 big day in
the campaign. Every meeting will
be full Of interest aud splendid re-
sui are looked fos.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-17

Everybody Is Invited to attend to-
nights service. Make it a great
meeting.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-17

Bring a liberal Offering to the
meetings TOMORROW in order that the
expenses of the campaign may be
taken care Of as obn as possible.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-17

The high school delegation last
night was a credit to the school and
city, Come again.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-17

Next week will he an important
week in the campaign. An interest
ing program has bean arfangea.
plan your work 80 you can give
Yourself to the eampaign next week.