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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-12

WANTED.-By middle aged man to work around green house, has experience. William Namt, 306 Pine St. A 12 b%p
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-10-20
The Country Editor.

The country editor is an animal
common to all parts of the United
States, portions of Europe, Asia and
Madagascar, says the Meridian, Miss.
Star. He is biped, quadruped, CEN
tipede and every other kind of ped
known to natural history. If he
didn't have so many hands and legs
he couldn't perform the duties of a
country editor. Your Uncie Toby
was once an editor. But he had a
strong constitution and recovered.
In a majority of the cases the pa
tient does not recover. The disease
is not contagious; you have to run
after it. After that it has got you.
AS rule the country editor is not
ornamental, but is useful. Every
body uses him. The regular duties
of country editor are to gather the
news from all over the COUNTY and
all other counties where his sub
scribers have relatives living, write
editorials, obituary and accounts of
weddings, to set type, make up
forms. do job work, print, fold and
mail the paper, solicit ads and locals,
smoke cob pipe, swear at the devil
and throw the shooting stick at the
Office cat. He is also expected to at
tend all political meetings, church
socials, base ball games and funerals
of his delinquent subscribers. In
addition to the above he must in his
spare moments cut wood, hoe in the
garden, feed the pigs, sweep the
floor, put up ashhoppers, plant peas,
patch the roof, repair the fence, put
new hinges on the gate. 1t is also
his duty to get in debt as much as
possible to every merchant in town,
as this will induce them to take
more space" in the paper. In the
is expected to have good time,
wear a ginger cake smile, brass
finger ring and at least one 'gallus."
A country editor of light weight can't
afford to tell the truth. If he did
he'd get the stuffin' licked out of
him every day. If the bride is hump
shouldered, freckled, cross-eyed, and
has wart on her nose, the editor is
expected to say she is beautiful and
accomplished" If candidate has
record that ought to put him in the
penitentiary, the editor IS expected
to say he is honest, upright and ca
pable."
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-10-20
Notice of appointment.

Notice of the Appointment of an
EXecutriX of the Estate of A. j..
McClaskey, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
executrix of the estate of A. j. Nc
CLASKEY, late of DEBORAH Town
ship, in the County Of Winneshiek.
State of Iowa, deceased, testate, and
has taken upon herself that trust by
giving bonds as the Jaw directs. All
persons having demands upon the
estate of the said deceased are re-
quired to exhibit the same: and per-
sons indebted to the said estate are
called upon 20 make payment to
LOUISE A. McCLASKEY, .
Executrix.
Dated at DEBORAH. Iowa,
Oct. IL, 1909.
FRANK SAYRE. Atty. Ala
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-10-20
A "Murphy" Story.

Kansas newspapers are passing
on" this story which is going the
rounds and the unanimous verdict
is that it is good. 1t is to the effect
that a freckled-faced girl stopped al
the post Office and yelled out:
Anything for the Murphy's?"
No, there is not"
Anything for Jane Murphy"
Nothing"
Anything for Ann Murphy"
NO"
Anything for Tom Murphy?"
mo"
Anything for Bob Murphy?"
mot bit"
Anything for Terry Murphy?"
No, nor for Pat Murphy, MOI
Dennis Murphy, nor Pete Murphy
nor Paul Murphy-dead, living
born or unborn, native or foreign
civilized, savage or barbarous, male
or female, black or white, franchiseC
or unfranchised, naturalized OIL
otherwise. No there is positively
nothing for any of the Murphys
either individually, Jointly, severally
now and forever, one and insepara.
ble."
The girl looked at the postmaster
In establishment, and said: Please
to look if there is anything for C!ar.
ence Murphy"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-10-20

Join the land excursion to Out
look, Saskatchewan, Canada, on Oc-
tober Goth. This excursion will take
you to the celebrated wheat fields of
that country. Frank Reum person
ally will conduct the excursion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-10-20
EXeCutOr'S Notice.

Notice of tn Appointment of d.
G. Malloy as Executor Of the Estate
OF Franklin Perry, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
executor of the estate of FRANKLIN
PERRY, late of Bloomfield Town
ship, in the County of Winneshiek,
State of Iowa, deceased, testate, and
has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons having demands upon the
estate of the said deceased are re-
CURED to exhibit the same; and per-
sons indebted to the said estate are
called upon to make payment to
ID. C. MALLOY,
Executor
w. NJ. ALLEN, Atty. no.
Dated at DEBORAH. Iowa,
Sept. 80, 1909. 40-f
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-10-20

Mr. F. G. Fritz, Oneonta, N. Y,
writes: my little girl was greatly
benefited by taking Foley's Orino
Laxative, and / think it is the best
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble" Foley's Orino Laxative is
mild, pleasant and effective, and
cures habitual constipation. Eng
bertson's Pharmacy. Oct
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-10-20
THE DANTIEST DRESSES

are usually the quickest to get soil
ed. sometimes from accident, but
often from long wear. They are
delicate things to clean, but we do
the work effectively by the dry
cleaning process, assuring a new
looking garment without the slight
est injury to the fabric. We reno
vate the most costly gowns. suits,
skirts, etc., for society ladies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
Der &f mm oaS Gid)t.

2cuhtgus, Eetroleunt, Icetplelt,
Gclgos, Muerliht. Spiritusalilblltt,
8liibi1oen, 9ogcnlompen, Nerllt-
lompen, SSmiirm., WoIfram., Sons
tai 2ampcn, Guediilber s9ogcilanl'
pen, @rGbinlid)t, Wiueniulnlid)t
lie iiberiluthen bo3 llere Sobr6un-
oert nit ibreu Stroblen, iuubreno
man lid 5u gnion9 bes uoriGen
militant aus Der Srilbc Id)led)ter
&er5ell mo Sellumpem berauSorbei.
ten milbtc. gnc iene .2%id)tipenber
mDdtell mo9lid)it auein leild)tcn, 10
ooB man Den @ettbeipcrb Der be.
tbciligten Snouitrie'n iuobl Den
aompi um'S yid)t uenneu bari.
Nls eriier Gonfnrrent neben Dem
2euht9oa trot Inionss Der led5l9er
Sabre onS Petroleum aiif, nuboem
mani gelcrut botte. fabrifotoriId) aus
Dem robeu Grool ourd) Seltillotion
ooa leid,t cntSiinolide mo aef1brli'
DIE 9en5in 5ll entiernen.
Gnbe Der licbiiacr Sobrc folgtc
Seiner : NltenctS eleftriide 9o9en,
2arnpe. 1881 jeiatc Goiion ailf Der
Tarilcr @eltalsiteIlrue ieine glib
birre, IN peld)er Der @iberitanO Ell
mes &oblefooens aegen Den eleftri-
iden Strom Site uno oaourd) 9idt
er5eu9t. Mn Stcle Der aoble iette
Merllit 1897 Die Orpbe oes Wogne-
intms, Silicimns, Dtriums uno 3ir.
TONS. siler 1900 oas Ssnlii,m 1903
Suit uno Sonamon oas @olfram II.
W. b. Bolton ooS 5antnl. Stets
ba,oelt eS lid onrumL oie alte Goi-
ion'Id)e @liibbirnc 81 iibertreifen II.
Metolle ober Observation-Disclosures 81
iinoen. bie ourh moelihit penig
Stroin, alio burd) elm Minimninl
bon Soften in @eiBalutb perfect
werOei,, obnc 5u ~ldrneI5en ODER 81,
5crinflen.
llngefabr aleidl5eitig NIT ben neile-
rcit eleftriid)en 2ihtarten entluifelte
lid one gcetplen = Snouitrie.
Soft ifeint es, ais iperoe Die 3eit
fonin,en, no man lid oilf oieler
StrabIenflutb ipieoer in bns bebae.
lide 0dmmcrlitt uniprer Batter gu.
riidiebnt, oenn ole n~eilelte bone dott
in Sena eriunoclle Nelcuttulia lam
iiuter gefuiIlcu l~lnlitGnben Titgcnent-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
Die 3unabmc Ser Sbierarten.

Sie Gntipidelung Der Arten Don
Sebetueien ouf Der Grbe eeibiebt fei-
nesfollS 10 lhrea, boB lie iunerbolb
fur5cr Belt beobadtet peroen tonn-
te. gur Der Menif fam lie auf
filnltlldem @ege bur6 Grperimentc
inn @arten6nu oernrt beihleimigelt,
Bob Die ummanolung IN nerbGltnib-
mdBig tltr5er 3eit erfolgt. @enn Don
elmer 3nnobme Der Mrten Ole Tese
lit, fam olio nllr ole 8ermebrung
gen1eint leirL Die ourd) cine genalle
Grforifung Der GrobemoGner ein.
tritt. Gieie 3ltnnbnle lit I'M Ser
lanf hes ncllu5ebnten SobrbunoertS
cbnc 3lpciiel icbr crbebIid) geiueien.
Die critic aroBe Ibier5ablrtna geid)ab
inn Sabre 1880 unb cr9ab aeaen ID.
1888 Nrten. Vie nGdlte 5noerl1ilige
3Gbllmg jam inn Sabre 1881 itott
mlh ~licicrte Die Summe bon 3tt ,653
grtenL nlio in einenl bolben Sabrs
bunOert cine Steiaermlg o,lf nlebr
oils Dos 9ieriade. Gie ein5elnen
Sbierflolien boben baran pcridieoe-
men Mntbeil genomnncn. go itIca III
oieler Belt Die 3obl Der S1ngctbicre
BON 1900 oiti $500, Die Der &oael pom
5000 oni 1000, ole ser Geptiliem II.
Imphibieu Don 543 nli 300, ole Der
Slide Don $500 ouf 1i,00O, Die Der
MoIusfcu BON 1000 arf $4,000,
Die Der Sniefteu ober BON 1900 oiIl
220.t50.
Gr. Sbiplen bot oul Der &erianim
lung Der 9ritilbcn Eerciuigung 6llr
S0rocrlula Der @illcnldoit Die luobr-
ld)cinlid)e @elanuntjnbl Der befonll.
ten Shicrartsn api mebr ulS 100000
bcrehnei. Sm Sabre 1897 ndmiid,
ml,rocn nllcin 12,449 Sbierorten neu
beihrieben, b%arunter iiber 1000 Dol
luSfen uno iiber 5000 Snieften.
Nimmt man oieie 3abl oils Gilrd).
iduitt fiir Die Ieit 1881 neriloIiene
Belt, 10 miibte iid Die @eiomnt5obI
Der Irten ieitbem nm rulb $4,000
aeItei9ert BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

ipcnbnn9 elm unS ocrielben aoblen-
merge ino iouIti9er n~tgef1brcr
8leid,beit Der llnfpiten befommen
Tonne.
Die Intluort Iiel Infangs nidt 5I
@nnIteu beS @oieS aus, uno oieies
bate nnterlieeen miiiien, mare ibm
nift cine Griinbung 5u &iilie aefom.
men, Die ouBerbalb olleS 5u Grmor-
tenoen Log uno ioIt bon promctbei-
ld1er llripriinglifteit mar: ous
Nlierliht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

Itl Ititl'tit iutI HupT UpIl SDD nltn &c
0cnfcn 1crrue Der &itbclt, Die ppr ,,ts
ooblrge'd)ieoen limo nno Die MN Der
fiible Haien oedt.
limo 9eoenten jener Gage,
"a lie lebten, Die ou INN
Dine 2eio uno 2uit uno Eloae
Stef i'm itiQen @robe rllb'u.
Nid)ts preoiot 10 uernebmiif uno
el%norlnglidl mie ole Itillen Srieo-
bofe orduBen nit ibren meiBenarer-
gen unb e%rniten SGllen. llno mebr
ais ie tbit iold)e itumme Ercbigt
ms Seutigen moth, Die mir Dos Sc
bcn perbringen in Der lInrnIt 0eS
Soitens, oes Sogens, bcs Sonl-
mems, &oifcns mo 8enicBenS. Der
albe5Dinger So0 mad)t aur Der I'M
rolt ein Gnoe. Scd)S 9retter INN
elm @rabbiigel iino iiir Tue Die leBte
Hubeltatt. Wenn 2l1es uniider miro
u1o idmonfeno, Der 600 lit liter.
GIN aird)bof brauBcn gibt es ein iln-
nrrrildboreS WoB, an Dem mir ulc
9egrifie id)oBeu tonneu nod Ibrem
luubren Snbalt. @lan5 mo Gleio,
Slid unb llngliit l%drlImpfen ulll
DEM airhbof 10 5uiommen, ooB fem
llntcrldieo niebr 5piihen ibncn lit,
llnb harltm lo1nt lids, ob mo 81
cinen Hugenblid inne 5u balten mo
b%in'llbtiden nlIf Den itillcn Ndcr, 100
all Ole uielcn Soulcnoe id)loicn, bic
Dor ms in 9leiher @etlc ge1oiit ia.
ben ullo gcbaItet, gcmirtt uno gebebt,
geladt un6 gemeint mo itltn irieo-
lif mo aller Sorgen lehig orunBen
ruben. Ger Worm Der @iiienidoit,
beiien Trbeit Der @elt neile @e9e ge.
mieicn Der ailnltler. oellen &nnit Die
@elt ent5iidtc, bliibenbe Siln9linae
un0 &lulgfroilcn, Dor oeltell elm oiel.
pcripredlenbeS, reid)eo Scben lag,
uno itlid)te Weuid)cn, Die III llci-
mem &reiic lire 2ebenspilidt trcn
mo gclpiIienbait %crfiilt mo Ont.
olciitc, oenen oo$ Ecbcu 5llr @ilrnc
uno %olt ecluorben SGter, Die I'M
Sh!ueiBe hires Ingeiihts Iitr ibre
Gicben ioratcn. Wiitter, megaerilicn
aus Dem &reiic oeo 6ouicS, iroblidr
Ginoer, Die Sofinung uno Der Stol5
ibrcr Gltcrn. Arm unb Mcid), aleir
uno @roB, MGttig uno Shllht, Sc
bensiroh mo Iltcr9miioe, 2nolpen
mo rciie NrilGte: ollie bat Der Zoo
auf Dem 8ird)bofe nabe 5nlanlmell'
9eriidt, bot aber itmerc Silden IN
ole areiie Der lteberlebenoen geriIien.
Miles, onS oedt bnS title @rab, irno
aitf uqc alasen >bic "a lallt lperoen,
bat eS. feline Ant,uort.
Ter @als 10 ltiit 10 tabl has 5clo,
9ps clllh gcrqitIdt ilt 2lebren, 1
Gin 4der MN luitI jcterbliibn
gou MdlternhHl u6lt ardnlen grim,
9etbant bon 9iebeS5aften.
Ser; Lob lie ihau'n Gein ep'9cS
Sidt
llnb ritb'1l i'm em'ae,i 8rieocn!"
Vie aer5en aliiH'n, Die ardn5e meb'l
llno mlfpGrts luoat eiu Mecr bon
Slebn
sir Mic, Die aeidlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
Sumntags.8 etrad)tmna.

Sing mir oas Glen pom Ster6en,
GaS olte Yilgerlieb,
@ciI uni're Strabe ta9lid,
Fem Iobe nGber 5iebt."
Ger Gag Der Granddaughter iiir
nnic-e Iobten itebt Dor ser 9biir.
Mebr ais ionit in tdgIid)en Sebeli
oeS Saitens uno Sagens, ODER &n-
bens nno 8enieBens iperoen mir
inne. Dab ieber ourd,lebte Tag, ieoe
Stnnoe, Die iif ben pielen idlon er+
lebten anreibt. eiien Sdritt ipeiter
bebeutet aui Der SiroBe. Die mir aIe
5leben; 9onj aleid, ob bod ooer nieo-
rio, reid, ooer arm. irobIid) ooer
trniir'g. Mcbr oils on onoeren "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
@aS oaS Watnraliiatiunsacies
pcrIauNt.

gs fam nitt oft senua betc,it
lperoen, boB Dos Amenoement sur
Contribution bes Stootes Morplono.
iiber weld)cs an 2. &opember 3. 81.
abgeItimmt werben ioa. NIT Dem
bon benz republifoniiden Gonarcl,
in 1906 aneeuommencn 9imSeS- no.
iuroliiationsaeies ai,d) uid,t Nie a.,
riuaiie @erwanbfidait bat. I'm Ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
Names g 0chrc.

Gs itor6 am 30. Oitobcr 1905 Asues Y.
@etre, G5ntttn Ses pcriforbenen Ap6erf Gebre.
i'm Yhter poR o. ,Sa6reii Die Veerbieung itn'
BET Diontaa, Den l., liobember 3 ubr aadnnl.
ppil Der adpelle eon 9b1s. 6. Srd1d. 9tr. sO2,
Wldbiipns9loeiHIe ans HIATT. GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
3arst ImQinn.

IS iiorb nm SO. Sftobcr. 1904 Soenb Siigina,
eeIiebier @uite bon Wiarh Siinina. i'm a. Sab
re feincs 9ebers. Sic 9eeroigung iinbet Dluu'
tag, Ben I. 9;uoeu.ber, 2 ubr gi16ulitid99. BON
etraRe, ans fiaft. geifctung nuf Der .eorooIis
Bari geIUeterp " GOOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
Qpuoon. sGcmctcra.

gRreau: gir. II, gpcit. saratpaa. straie, NM
Saupt.tsiHgan3 Sreoerid. 9fpao.
Observation-Disclosures BON $25 an, lnter beitdnoteer
WIiftbt;' Gnnit tbtliMetl, @epinoe, BIanoen etc.
,perben i'm 1reibbaus am Saupt.9inodne ge.
iuneeu. Infer glaent wiro, meut 9eipiinibi,
borfprefeH. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
Baltimore Eemeteru.

5rdutIin yibg, Baltimore II. Rorsgiir.
.gcardbuibpldee 6ifn RerfaHl pUn $25 an,
fir bier 9rdber. Sreie 8enueung Der aapels
lilr MISUNDERSTANDING. lSuti16,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
Gprrainc.

MaleriidI. Yarfartig. = Srieblid.
peitlid bon ~gsnltruul cine nno cine bdlhe
WeiIe. Wlomnt 0olps gSaaeonS nno porraine'
&daaoit5 bireit bis sum Gif9nle. 9eioe ZEE
lepbone. GtIot; 9iirceu i'm ori.teu Slur ocS
.nnioI Gruii' s@ebduots, Ebnrles' unb SaHrtte.
StraAe. (Uidi4 tS.T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
Ter Gerbit.
Bon q. . ottger.

Ger Sumter @erbit I'M Soao9eiuono,
Zen blonfen Gihenipeer sur Sono,
3iebt orrrd) @ebirg mo 6elber.
Ger Efeil 5rdt BON Dem 9oaell ld)nea
9ei S%ulinrilf mo SumoSgebeq
Gurhfcud)t Der Sirid) Die @1loer.
@ilo burd) Der Gihen olteu Sort
Gum a%olerboben SellenborIt
SdDmin9t er bcbeno Die @lieoer,
S0lt Hoit Damn nui bent nloo7gcn
9loG,
Sd)lingt y9einlunb III oes SaorS
8elod
llno blidt in'S Sbal beruieber.
ltnb no ms SDal ieill allgc id)out,
G~rglGnjen Sriidte ionit betbnut,
Sd)millt blni am Stod Die Sroll.
llno luie cr iprid)t Elm cin5ia @ort,
Sliegt raid boS @riin DER 9Giinlc
forf,
limo S6orlnt bGngt oln 2nubc.
Sflnu lGd)elno it0Bt er Damn ms
Sorn
llno Itiirmt aiti's Neil' ourd 9uld)
uno Sorl
Bonn ielsgetbiirlnten @ipiel
limo aili Den Huf oaher9ebrauit
aommt Snirm, iein Sagoseica, Mnb
ionit
Gas 9aub pou 3rpeie mo @ipiel.
Nllcrieelea.
@ic iIieacn 10 Gngitlid bic 9l1tter
Sm @inoesmeb'n rnidelno mnbcr!
Sic ihalcrt's ini berbitlidjen @cttcr
llno mir miro's mn's 8ers od 10
idlluer.
Gin ntGdytigeS 9ieben ino Sebnen
Suit belt' mid gum Sriebbof BIN.
aus,
Sll tSlllfDell DER glllben0lfen SDrd-
men
M6tt bort id mud, peinen redJt aus.
llno oennod,. mas ioa ib befpeinen,
Die utter Dem Raien till rih'n,
Wtit Groiien bort obem ihon ideinena
Glttriidt nnier'ni 9eioeil unb Ibm!
@os lit ooh oos 2ebeu b~ienieben?
Gergeblid)e Sago nod Dem Slid;
Mur iiber ben Sternen 1T Jrteocn
limo Steiner BON bort mill Suriid.
Watbios &obr.
D OlnS.Is t:sfseL. Mw&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

Mu,plan6s tirfiidje WSber.
Gsnttat!s.esstduse, Tsnant sesex. etets siien.
2 tDsai4.fSJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
Sc Song 4 Gn.,
traaSbHfde 1anasnf4asiber,
;. 52O, Hor0=0iInur. Strafe,

itabe Gbmsnbfsn.Mssnne.
SeuieusAn5R9t nerten an ~eritanMitdt ttutgeu
Sretfen enAeiertist,
-Gnsltidle Sub iranS5Hfde etsiie anf Eager.
&ete Atbett gant pesfesteS sttea saranttTt.
6. & q. Ybore.
vnt geHsnSs, tets arbett s~eitetert.
(Sfil5.fO
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QiQn& 3ciler.

t9,atfoIeer bon g. 5rance).
2eid1enbe5tattcr NIB Giuba.iamiter
Er. @03, Sib.gaoiicsS trnRe.
1aoelpie Ycb'enuna. Wabige greiIe.
g.. & y. 9bope. 31nlfe 1l33; Wao,. NinSfor go
3Deie;Viirenit: M ZOO 3. etrobe, SiebIano.
toipn. Is. a. g.. 28olfe 1922. (Wsdrji2, 7MtC
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Caf Qawn Gcmetcrb,

0aiteru.gtpenar.9ipao, nabr Gori6 gpint.5pao,
Sefanpige Nniidlt. 4rndltuuIle 3age.
tSuniI9, Glpte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

gen DtlleliIpreBI.
SaS eIeftriid)e 2idt, in ipclher
Sorm man es audi perlpcnoen mo9e,
lit lrei bon Den H~ad)tbeilen, Die oenl
9eild)taaS unb Dem gcetplen anbaf.
ten. Tie 9ranoeefabr Onrt Surg
itlub lit ieoenfols niht idlimnier
ols bel Der @asbeleubtung Die @sog.
lif)fcit DER Gersiftiina mo Der Gr.
pIoiion. NuBeroem bat 0as eleftri.
Idle 9ibt cinen groBen 8ortbeil: es
pcrbirbt Die Suit nid)t, lpie es Die
9euttflamne tbi,t, itrdblt uiid) nidt
lpie bieie 5ueleid) nit BEN 2id]t ein
ltebermaB BON Sisc aus. Man fam
baber beliebig piele eleftriit)e Glib
birnen in einem &ullnle eonSentriren,
oblte Die llnsittbinlidfeiten 5u mi.
rell, Die cine Sdnfuns bon 8asfldm-
men itets nit lid bringt.
slbgeieben BON ben 6dlen, no glef-
triSitGt aus Maiierfrait gerponnen
miro, lit Die &oble oas llrmaterial 81
ibrer Gr5euanng. Gie Site Der per-
brennenoen aoble enttuidelt Ganpf,
oieier treibt einen Wotor ul,b baourd
cine 9pnamomaid)ine, ueld)e ben
strom liefert. 9ei Dem Gonfurren5-
fantpf bes 2eud)tgaies NIT benz elef-
triiden 2ift frl,a es iid) aIio, tpiepicl
9itt man in beioen 5dlIen bel gin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-10

and sensible argument 10 be made
against theproposition.-Spartanburg
Journal
Human nature We presume IS very
much the same everywhere. The
above sounds so much like some of
the things We hear in this county that
We thought when we first read it that
il was somebody writing about Newber-
ry but We found that in Spartanburg
the same sort Of stuff was being offer
ed as argument and no doubt a great
many people were taking it in as good
and sound logic. It takes time to an
swer such propositions. That is the
only remedy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-10
only remedy.

There are about 100 automobiles in
Spartanburg county, and within a
year there will be 2O0 There are
several automobile factories in the
United States that are turning out
automobiles at the rate Of 95 to 100
a day. The total output of automo-
biles in this country is probably about
1000 per day. So don't vote against
good roads with the idea that You can
stop the automobile. Furthermore, the
very people who are against good
roads because Of the automobile, will
themselves be using automobiles in
few wears not only for riding and
travelling purposes, but for hauling
purposes. Don't try to, stand in the
way of progress. You may stall it for
time, but it is irresistible in the end.
-Spartanburg Journal.
You will recall that it has been
only about a year since the automo-
bile began to be used to any extent in
Newberry and now We suppose there
are only about twenty-five in the
county but being on the main high
way between Columbia and Greenville
great many pass this way and it is
only a question Of a little time until
there will be a great many more in
this county. And many Of those who
are now prejudiced against the ma
chine will be using them. It is here
to stay and will do a great deal in
stimulating an interest in good roads
and to that extent at least will prove
a blessing.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-10

Our esteemed cotemporary The
Daily Mail carries sixty inches Of
whiskey ads. Evidently he doesn't t
"take it out in trade'-not all Of
it, anyhow-Newberry Observer.
The Herald and News is carrying
about thirty inches of whiskey ads.
and at our regular advertising rates.
If the Observer conscientiously thinks
it is wrong to do it then it is wrong
for the Observer to do it. But if any
body else desires to carry such ads
we do not see where it is any Of the
Observers business, unless it is en-
powered with a press censorship.
Neither do we see where it is any Of
the Observers business whether
those papers which carry whiskey
ads "take it out in trade' or get cash
for their ads. We see some other pa
pers in this State besides the Mail
that carry pretty good line Of whis-
key ads. Had YOU noticed that? They
reach your desck as frequently as the
Mail, too.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-10

The News is heartily, yes, enthusi-
astically in favor of the Southern
railway operating a through train
service between Greenville and Co.
1umbia via the C. & G. line. A fast
train with good accommodations
would pay every month in the year.
Greenville News.
This is another opportunity for the
railroad to show its interest in serv-
ing the people who keep the wheel
turning. Let the matter he put right
up to the railroad authorities. It is
long ride from Columbia to Green
vile or Anderson. A through train
with comfortable coaches would help
to shorten the distance very much.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-08-10
ANTLGOOD ROADS ARGUMENTS

Many and absurd are the argu-
ments made against the good roads
bond issue.
Some people are against the bonds
because they don't like personally
some man who favors the measure.
' Some say they are against it be-
cause it does not provide that each
township shall receive its proper pro-
portion of the fund, which is just
what it does provide in clear and ex-
plcit terms.
Some are against it because they
say all the work will be done around
the city Of Spartanburg. when the
bill provides that more than the
amount coming from the outside
townships shall be expended in them.
Some say the money will be spent
on an automobile road when there is
no such thing as an automobile road.
Some people say half the money
would be stolen when the commission
already selected is composed Of three
as honest and capable men as there
are in the county.
Some say they are unwilling to
vote such "burden' on their chill
dren, when a tax levy Of Is cents on
each 500 Of assessed values will pay
the interest and principal of the
bonds in p years. More than half the
families in Spartanburg county pay
taxes on less than 500 and only 5000
of the $4,000 families in the county
pay on as much as 5000.
There is absolutely not one sound