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Hearts?for Democrat
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Camouflage. sea
"Camouflage," meaning the gen- Pre
tie art of obscuring the issue, has 1
been put into everybody's mouth of in
late, thanks to the French. Long ties
before America got the word, Amer- ano
lea got the habit, so far as suffrage t'ia
is concerned. Veiled by this excuse era
and that delay, the suffrage question ^or
has been held back for half a century.
but out of the camouflage that
nus been allowed to enmesh and obscure
it, the essential faet in the j_
light for woman's enfranchisement, p
the right of self-government, stands
forth today, at one with Liberty en- j)o)
lightening the world. OTp
brif
Tlie World .Moves. ?h
Unanimously, without opposition, s^e
the United States Senate votes to let ^ ?
the Hawaiian legislature take action 'ow
in favor of woman suffrage. Yet.
it is only a few years since we were cnn
waxing indignant over the singular. a('('
ly iron-clad provisions laid down for
Hawaii, which seemed designed on
rurpose to make it impossible for the ron
women ever to get a vote. Time s^?
passes on. and what stood against (^ut
us like an iron wall now dissolves *
like a mist. Thus every defeat will
at last be swallowed up in victory.
A. S. B. T
in 1
eh II
.lust Why? has
A valued correspondent asks: cepf
"Just why is it that we are working all
for presidential suffrage, and say- of t
1 ? it Lot ii? S t L oil t L n H'nclorn CI o too h i J
having woman suffrage, the East will art
be obliged to grant it. because jvith fun
It the West can deride who shall be foil)
President? It does not give the stab
West any more electoral votes." pro#
The suffrage states will hold the T
balance of power in the Presidential! stro
election, and the women hold theisom
balance of power in those States, i are
Therefore it is quite possible that j End'
the women's votes may turn the'frag
AVHAT WILL HE THE | a rot
PKICE OF COHX.|"hai
' dnw
Speculating as to the rise and( J(
price of a crop of 3.300 million ^ra(j
bushels of corn, a Chicago corres- porr
pondent or an Eastern journal -c
writes: war
Some contend that a record crop
will make it impossible to secure iRrg
enough ocean tonnage to export the
surplus, and Europe cannot use all yeai
our surplus as in the case of wheat vvitl
In the past. "Reduced applies of ?i)n
livestock in this country and abroad unt|
are expected to curtail domestic Aft<
consumption. Cattle supplies are a ^
to be short as shown by the high for
prices and large marketing of the jatj,
past few weeks. Fully 7 5 per rent,
of the cattle coming to leading
markets are range grassers. How
many will be taken by feeders In
the corn-belt States is problemati- ^
cal.
Supplies of hogs for the winter
are estimated hy some of the best ^ '
informed backers at 10 per cent,
larger than last year. This will
help to offset the decreased supthe
piles of cattle that are to be on feed
this winter and may curtail con- ">r'
sumption. There are miany In the
trade who believe that, with wheat
stabilized at $2.20, corn should he I
worth around $1.25 to $1.50, es- self
peclally If hogs are to sell around sur
$15 during the winter. Others be- the
lleve that cash corn should decline and
to about the December level, or 'He'
r flfiiaft?4 . - ti i StJi* ?^4
THE LANCAJSTJ
vr Equal Suffrage Leagi
ngs Which We Have Always Carried Nea
cy, for the Right of Those Who Submit to Ai
ve a Voice in Their Own Government.
_L /?
K ?. 'r1'
ot- j
le and determine who shall be rights. Now they se
sident. may be done by ni
fhis creates a political situation trine a fetish,
which the two great national par- This North Carol
i are obliged to bid against one speaks of the father
ither for the women's vote; and to the services of 1
t makes the passage of the Fed- is the cropping up s
1 Suffrage Amendment through belief that childre
lgress a practical certainty. Hoth wife and chil
A. S. B. looked upon as chat
? husband of the pa
Famous Convert. ,he model w,fe of
, . , announced to her t
Iven if the vote proves a burden . . , .
cided to murder the
more able woman rises gallantly i, .
,,, . ing to Chaucer she a
meet the responsibility. Kate ,. .
.i ,, A n,a? may sa
lgles Wiggin?famous the world ... ...
His owen thing
r as author and for long the ... ,,
ye will.
;ht particular boast of the antis
, It is now claimed
las been won to suffrage.
. ....... . . , ther may murder h
has sent the National American
? ? . ... . . rect violence, but
man ouuritKe A8soc.auon me ??-j r| ht to de8troy its
ing statement: jt of lt. chance for
The entirely new conditions that wMch ,s worRp
front the woman of today; the Thp opinions e
ed activities and responsibilities ^ aro much jnfl
t will inevitably fall to her ?ot; | envIronment. u ls
5e more ? r,ess 8,,ent arguments (hjs de(.ision has he
vince me that, even if the vote 4V _ ? . .
, , North Carolina, whici
aid prove a burden, it is my plain , , t ...
ia stronghold of chil
y to ManI for equal .affray I had 1(,nder?l In
Sinned Kate Donslas \\ Iggln. wh?e
would undoubtedly li
Bad for the Children. pd as an argument
'he decision of a Federal Judge suffrage.
S'orth Carolina that the national!
d labor law is unconstitutional ; For Benefits l;
brought sorrow to no one ex- In a letter to Dr.
the exploiters of children. In Shaw. chairman of
probability the Supreme Court Committee of the Co
the United States will overturn liefense. Mr. Herbe
decision. In the meantime his presses his "deep p
may do some incidental good by the great asslstan
lishing an object lesson on the you, the women asso
f of setting up the doctrine of on the Women's <
e's rights as a barrier to modern the women of this co
tress. nl. in the food coi
he best people in the son , n,Q
ngly opposed to child labor; 1 l.t "The fine, helpfu
? in iiifin. even inougn inev tlve spirit that has t
suffragists, have objected to the'been most encouragil
eral amendment for woman snf- <<>ss of our conntry
e. on the ground of state's war."
ind $1.10, and be a sale on all OFF TO I WE*
p bulges, and ultimately work Washington, Oct.
n to around 80 cents. Wilson's labor inv
is argued by another set of mittee left today for
lers that, with liarge crops of on tbf. flrat part Qf
i and oats, a moderately high tern States to inqulri
e should prevail, owing to the iabor unrest and at
being on. and the wheat price n,ent of strikes and
1. They also claim that It la disorders.
ely a question of supply and de-1
id. and that values in previous \ child can't get
rs should have nothing to do bust while intestl
i present conditions, which are i away Its vitality. T<
ormal and likely to remain so a chance to grow
il peace in Europe is established, must be destroyed
jr that time they may look for WHITE'S CREAM 1
road demand from all quarters guaranteed to remo
everything, and renewed specu- it also puts the vital
on.?Home and Farm. thy, vigorous condlti
+ per bottle. Sold by
?. medicines.
V'riili.A CAPTURES ROSA RIO
USIN'Ci THEIR
M>p Down from Mountains on Amsterdam. Oct.
Town In Rurango. Am Mittag. of Berlli
'.1 Paso. Tex., Oct. 1.?Francisco R^man Emperor am
a, leading a band of his follow. P'acen a large num
swept down from the Durango Jewcls at the disposa
iintains last week and captured staK bank, with Ins'
town of Rosario. Durango, ac- them 'n diminlshlnj
ling to an employe of an Amerl- to foreign
corporation operating there, '
arrived here today. RUB-MY
le said Villa had declared him- Wj|| Cure Rheuil
supreme dictator of the district ra]gja( Headaches
rounding Rosario. had regulated Sprains, Bruises Cl
price of foodstufTs, levied taxes Sores, Tetter, feir
I seized a quantity of wheat for zema, etc. Antiae]
trihutlon among the poor. used intcnall''on
ERNKWB FRIDAY, O
icwtiwi
ie' \ gains 3!
r oor by tak
Says Six Fifty-Cent
' Relief After Ten
Suffei
' TELIjS WHAT K1N1
ItE(X>MM]
was
for ten years, and
UUUKUl ttiuiuai C?C1 j
cine and couldn't bt
much I took or paid
service, yet nothln
good. Then I began
Mineral and I don't
ken more than six
bottles when I bega
than I ever did.
145 pounds when I
? Acid Iron Mineral a
I 180 pounds. It Is a
^ to recommend it to t
symptoms of indiges
trouble and if they
sure they will And
said to be."
T. Cash, proprietor <
clothing, shoes, hats
nishing store in Bris
A statement sum
? from a merchant o
e tlie harm that' knew all the agony t
aking this doc- ble for ten years or
vince the reader tl
ina Judge also said and done, just
having a right | natural medicinal in
us cnnu. iipre^ as it is in Arm lror
itrain of the old cheapest, best, medic
n are property. I system back to nor
dren are to be and enrich the blood
tels. When the It is unusual, hel
tient Oriselda, and costs but little
lie Middle Ages, in a glass of water
hat he bad de- ing a most Invigorat
ir child, accord- families take it fall
nswered meekly j tonic. Absolutely
ve or spill contains no alcolu
; do with us as habit-forming drugs.
set the liver, stomacl
. not that a fa-|injure the teeth,
is child by di-' If your druggist 1
that he has a j dollar to the Ferrr
health and rob Forp.. Roanoke. Va.,
an education?.bottle prepaid.?Adv
ven of Federal
uenced by their
significant that
en rendered in
h has long been 3
Id labor. If it
any one of the
women vote, it
lave been quot. fL^P k
against equal % M. 1 % '
A. S. B.
tofflvod. rpj
Anna Howard 1 i
the Woman's!
nneil of Nation- xl
rt Hoover ex- ?171111 II
gratification for m
re rendered by | 1H0 I Jill
elated with you j O
"ornniittee, and |
untry In cener- j service,
lservation rani- _ _
i and co-opera-i UQIQIICQ
?een shown has I a f
ntr for the sue- JJlCLfXl TC
in the present
iTOATE. j IHHSI
1.?Prwldent Sffm
estigating com-,
Phoenix. Ariz., TflCLQ.
a tour of Wes-j
5 into causes of1
tempt a settle-1
other industrial
strong and ronal
worms oat ?
J give the child ^
these parasites
and expelled.
/ERMIFUOE Is rl"
ve the worms: JL
organs in healon.
Price 25c ^ p.
' all dealers in mm A
JEWELS. 1
I.?The Zeitung
i. says that the
d Empress have
ber of valuable
1 of the Reichstructlons
to use
; German's ob_ W ^ J
countries. I f
-TISM
riatism, NeuCramps,
Colrc
Lite, Burns, O'd
??-Worm, Eoptio
Anodyne, i
externally. 25c
CT. 5, 1917.
7~ ORCHARD ANI
IAN Store some cabba
I***' try this winter. CI
^ ^ beets and mangels.
| I KV Cabbage may be l
" and placed on shelv
maii top a root ce
INI. IKI IN Save al1 peas an<
I11XI IllVll not U8ed green. Th
_ during the winter.
- Store a few bun
Bottles Brought put out during the
ljong Years birds,
ring. Clean up the gari
_ weeds and trash.
ft OK IRON HE *"d. ho,,J<,le!
that had figured
ENDS. next year's crop.
? Onions should n<
rith my stomach become wet durir
in that time I roughens their skii
r kind of medi- unsightly. Store or
?gln to say how and bins In n dry, >
out for medical Now is a good t
g did me any peonies and rhubar
using Acid Iron Apples, to keep
think I had ta- Pieked and handled
of the fifty-cent as not to briuse th?
n feeling better To Ket white ci
I only weighed draw the leaves u|
began to take ond tie them.
nd now I weigh The Whitney cral
pleasure for me n'nK sort. It is a i
my one who has Showing tree. Good
tion or stomach 'n town or city.
will try it I am Tr,ni out old rasi
it everything I thin the new shoots
-- lint rfiiurl lliift-i
writes Mr. w. i
>f a well known I I,l'nKB at once.
and men's fur-1 Squash should nc
itol, Va. fore going into
as the above should be carefull
f integrity who p,nced on shelves ii
>f stomach trou- Home and Fnr more
must eon- ~
iat after all Is WILL WITIIHO
plain, everyday Albany. N. Y., O
in. eonrentrated ^ hitman announce*
i Mineral is the would withhold his
ine to bring the matter of the extra*
mal and purity der Rerkman, the j
I. until he had exami
ps the appetite. ?' the San Franci
. a teaspoonful which returned
after meals be- "(,rkman was recet
ing dose. Whole a murder charge in
and spring as n ",e San Francisr
non-Injurious. Parade" bomb explc
>1. narcotic, or
Does not up. |t Wasn't HI
i or bowels, nor One youngster In
ered a severe kick I
lasn't* it send a an?ther lad. When
dine Chemical *? wby he had stn
for a large size J*61*1be 8ald : "l d
nlin there, but he tu
| In tlmo."
iEfsoir
OW MO
he South must not
his Fall. Every a
s, Wheat, Rye, et
thoroughly
d fertilizer that
wd and then plant
feed our Soldiers and
t raise the largest grait
ulate the planting of g
e the minimum price of
Plant Gr
i trintifim
o Insure Profit
AWBA I
Manufact
awba Fe
Lancaste
"Ask Your
fir I3ARDKN'. "
llckens also* like
Treat Children *$
trapped ln p.p.r| Colds Externally
es or hung from Don't dose delicate little stomachs with
iiar harmful internal medicines. Yick'e "VapO-Bub"
Salve, applied externally, relieves
i beans that are ^ inhalation as a Yapor and by absorption
ey will be of use through the skin. Viok's can be used
freely with perfect safety on the youngest
rssxes
ien and burn all GEXT,N(J EVIDENCE IN SHAPE
You will destroy
is many insects Chicago. Oct. 1.?Charles F. ^
on eating your CHne. United StateB district attorney.
began today to get evidence
>t be allowed to wh,ch resulted in the indictment
?g harvest It ?' W- of^c,a'8 'n*? shape
n. making them to RO before Judge Landis and ask
. for speedy trials.
I Hllitliuvt BIICIYCS . , . ... . .
.. ,, . . Judge Landis has been assigned
veil-aired room. ... ? . ... . .
. . ... the crmiinal call here this winter,
:ime to set iris. .
and unless a change of venu is ta,,
. . ken, will preside at the trials,
well, must be ' * . . .. , .
. . More than half of the indicted
i in such a way . . , 4,
men, charged with hatching antlmi.
, .
. war conspiracies, are now under arauliflower
heads,
) over the head
Members of the organization beb
is a good can. Kan a c*TOPa,?n to raise $500,000
itraight. upright- for a defense fnnd and efforts were
[ for a t,ack yard ma(^e to get some of the leaders ou(
on bail. It would require a bond
Jberry canes and of nearly $2,000,000 to furnish
so that they do ^on('s for a"all
these trim- ^
Tickling in the throat, hoarse
it be frosted be- ness., loss of voice, indicate the need
storage. They of HALYARDS HORBHOUND SYRY
handled and UP. It eases the lungs, quiets the
n a dry room.? cough and restores health in the
bronchial tubes. Price 25c, 50c
" $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all dealIil>
DECISION' ers in medicine.
ct. 1.?Governor
I today that he FLAGS FOR STATE CAPITOL.
decision in the Columbia. Oct. 1.?William Ranks
lition of Alexan- I>ove, secretary of State, has made
\narchist leader, arrangements for the purchase of
ned the minute3 two flags for the State House, which
sco grand jury, *a badly in need of one at present.
the indictment.
itly arrested on Careless Results in Failure.
connection with That is why we say "Feed B. A.
o "per pa redness Thomas' Hog Powder according to
)S,on- directions." DO NOT FEED IT
SLOPPY, but mix it with ground
la Fault. feed and moisten with Just enough
school had dellv- j water to make a crumbly mass,
n the stomach to ,Then each hog gets a beneficial dose,
tnkep to task as ,gee fun directions on package. Your
10k his playmate money, back if you are not satislldn't
mean to hit i . , .
rned around Just :fled- AdvLancaster
Mercantile Co.
rH MUST
RE GRAIN
be a slacker in growing
ere available for plant
c. must be drafted into
ed, well fertilized with a
contains only available
ed.
our Allies this Country
i crop in its history. To
rain our government has
wheat $2.00 per bushel.
_ C
CL1A1 1"UI
and Profit
able Yields Use
FERTILIZERS
:ured by
rtilizer Co.
r, S. C. 4
Neighbors
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