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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-17
BLACK TAFFETA DRESSES
MAKE ACCEPTABLE GIFTS
FOR, OLDER WOMEN.

ThIrty-siX inch, oil boiled. pure
silk iaIl'cta in IuS,rOus black. Regu.
lar price $50 Sale price Thurs
day, 9 to r., 75c.
Each customer limited to s yards.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-17

IIandkcrchicfs Of sheer linen, hen
stitched and hand drawn. Genuine in
ported Madeira with hand cmbroidcre
'dgc. Values OF 6jc, 75c 95c will he sol
for 48c OH Thursday
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-17
SLIPPERS MAKE PLEASIN
AND SURELY REMEM-
BERED GIFTS.

For tomorrow ) Hour Sale we OF
fer an assortment of men S House
Slippers in either Everctte or Opera
style Colors are black and tana
and they come in all sizes. a very
comfortable House Slipper which
sells regularly at S1.75 the pair
For Thursdays selling, between
the hours OF 9 and l., we offer them
at only S125 the pair
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

1ter. % Standardization, bIet
|pllloieIig ipg ulloer lit .Mrbeioe
atloepapilloaen AaIborg. Sou
|blep itrafs fibrt III &omr1rn1ebofpi-
,talet, men be0e under @ejs.
Branboireftgr, &nnceIIirano
agcrlin, 6reoerifSpurf, er ofgooet
BED 9eoen, 78 glar gammel.
Gen 9lfog6e par Nominiltrotor /
8. q. 9arsiens 2egat % bar
mango Mor prret MeoIem al Bp-
|raa0et. Ges1pben .par bn11 pe6 fin
Deb Snoebaper at Ell Ma11gbe Of
fentlige Sberp.
gn al Ma1borgs beoit fjenbte
8orgere, Sfreooermeiter og peni.
&~egimentsml,iifer s. q. 6imonien
er ifplge .Noroii." ofgooet peo:
3goen, SIS Mar gammel.
S1reI1pr Joe ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
g. SIR. 8111ot5on, er ofgooet beo
Deoe1t, SO Mar gammel, efter ct
tort spgeleie. S 1896 blep bon
Direftpr for Mationalbanfen og Dor
1896 Meolem at 9on6stinget.
Sitter Cars Miftelien (aIit)
| SSerl1p er brufnet, mebens bun bar
boa Jilteri. On 8pge fentrebe
8ooben, og Miffelien git itrofs til
@unbs, me6enS BEN onben / 8aa-
Ben oprenoe SITTER, Mortin grenoe,
reooe6e Jig / 2m1o. Sen forulpf-
fe6e, Der Dor cit fien6t @eonings=
blep so Nor gommeI; bans
Sig er enbnu life funoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

Jn9le paa Tprtaarncnc. timber
5,1gletrGffet moro eller iD6 pan er
Oprtanrnene cit nreget %alporlig So
re for 2l1ftens pingeoe Stabninger-
Wfon teller ofte Guiinoer al 6l1gIe,.
iom er fa1one peo 6%prtoarncne; Ser
fan beo enfelte 6prtaar11e finoes3
iaa mango br9bte eller pbelagte>
Jngle, at Sor0en ct Delt 6effet meb
Dem. Oct itore, lpie,1oe Stroole,
bunbt, Ser 1logaor fra Taarnets
gperite Gel, 1offer 6a1glene til Jig
meo EN- ligefrem magnetic Mogt.
Monge flpper meo en- iaooon &raft
MOS Sc tpfte @losrltoer, at De fall
Ser be0e til Soroen, men en6na fle-
re bliper peo at omipGrme 6prtoor,
net iaa l9nge, til De l,omatteoe til
Deoen ipnfer til Soroen % Der
gaar til @ru,16e.
Sor fort 9io iiben for en- be-
fjenM franif 6l1gleoen @rep @larp,
u6ifrebet EFT Observation-Disclosures for
at u6finoe en- Moa6e, bborpoa man
bcoit fan fomme 6ltgle til &i9lp
pe6 6prtaar1tene. Ser inbfom for
ifjellige 8eiparelier at 0pgopen, %
enfelte of bisie er prepeoe / Brofiis.
@n Drnitbolog, @rofesior Ebpsie,
fonftruerebe ct 5pitem al Si6oe-
itenger, omtrert lom / ct &eniee
bus. elsie StGnger bar anbra9t
ODER 6prtoarnet, % oct piite Jig, at
De- giorbe uomarfet Mptte.
Mon bar prebet 6em be6 for
.ifiellige Sprtaarne, bpor ser tibIige-
re omfom 9uiinber at 5l1gle. ST.
terM 5tat1gerne bar anbragte, bar
9rtallet fun 1ogle faa 9tpffer.
Batglene bapoe isgt &bile paa Sib~
6eitpngert,e % baboe ON Morge-
men boot &refter til at forti9tte fin
a11rs. @n Scot talte man peo ct
LGprtoarh bbor Sc Gbpsieite &bi1e.
|itrnger bar inobDg9et ! Bpret, lite
minore enb 1000 Nnrfe og BOG.
fiufer, Tom bob6e Tat fig til at fope
boa 8prtaarnet. Den franite Me.
gjerrg bar mi beilnttet at arlbringe
9btleitenger pon ollie Bpr longs
|Granfrigs @pfter. ...sS8;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
Mrbejos-Spprasmaalet, fro ct Ell.

NrbeJoS+Spprgsmaalet, fra ct el1=
felt Snoipi6s Stonopunft. uGor
fem Mar iioen," ifriber Mr. 6reo
Sgniten fra gloremort, 9(l., bar
jeg 116e al Stano til at 11bfgre set
.minbIte 5mule boarbt Mrbeioe poo
@runb al ipag og lam &pg, men
Geres aurifo %belbre0e6e mig fllo=
ltqnoig. Sbag er leg 1oa itert
iom nogeniinbe, taffet bore Ben 60
be Meoicin."
Or. Neters &urifo er life Ell
Mpotbefer= Meoicin, men ct iimpelt,
9ammelt og lenge prepet ltrtemio=
Del, Tom faces oirefte giennem
Special M9enter eller fra gieme
ielp. Sfrin til 81. &eter Gabrner
& Cons Co., 1875 60. @oDnf
Mpe., Chicago, S4I.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
Gn mrrfelie @esrapelie.

Gn mGrfelis B%esrapelie. 6or
1o9le Tiger iiben git Der ct merfe-
,Iiet 9ietog giennem ben engelife
SStt6mtribp Mancbeiters @aoer. Sen
|ofbb6e par. en- rig Game, fom bab6e
bporoon belroes @egra-
belle itl1lbe arrangeres. 2igbog.
men bar fra gperit til neberit be-
bnngit mes brogeoe gilfeoeforatio-
net, meoens Sc &errer % Gamer,
iom bar i Jglget, optraa6te / lpie,
,elegante @ommertoiletter, Der pas-
De be6re til ct @ar6en-&nrtp eno til
2igtog, Ger f11Igte ineen 8tnit
me6 / Ben eienootnmelige Nroces-
lion, % 2attet % Spsg bertes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

Groelig maatte ogfan Ell treble
@ri1s af Gbnrn ifplge slagtens
&nslop ffifte Nob,t, ga ban neofat-
te !ig iom Jarmer ! Mn1erita. ss
0jenfrroet. Gen 23oe SrIii
1884 befanot Barfifibet vgeocfro-
len" Jig onttrett ~ Mil ipoeit ira
Sanloica paa Sci til @riitol. SIR
%lteitDrna1o fgrte Darteiet, 6a Sop
teinen, Sobn ellis, por blcpet at-
9reben at Den guile Seller og efter-
laM ! &ingiton. aIoffe,1 bar ON.
ring 2 ON Neatte,r, oa stprn1ar6en
ION itoo beo &attet, pll1bietig bleD
po'r Ell Sfpgge mim paa Daffet.
IS famine 9jeblif greb Mormonoen
BAN | Mrmen, pegte poa sfpage,,
og raabte:
nSer Ve bdrt2"
Snoen Stprn1anben funoe ipare,
bar sfqggen btebet iaa tpoeIig, at
man gienfie1r0te &aptejn ellis.
sfiffelien fired lnngiomt ober
Deffet % foripanot / aubptten.
Set nareoe en Stunb, for Gtpr-
ma1roen blep fig ieIb igjen. San
ifp1ote Jig ne0 / anbptten, men
mpote i 3pren Anoenitprmamoen,
lom bapoe lagt % iopet. Denne
f%orflareoe, at ban p%Iu6ielig blap
b9ffet be6, at BON brg1nte, at Sop
tejne1 Dor fommet ombor6 oa bob
De raabt paa bam.
De unoerigete aubptteu, men
fonot intet. Senere erf arebe Sc, at
&aptejn ellis bar 6go mellem 81.
/ % 2 Den Scot.
Gn np Sertilplantc, iom ipnes
at futile faa flor @etponing for
S11onItrien, er fun0et / @o%ginoien..
Sen ouffeoe pl16ielig op / Maret
1902 og antoges peo ct Gilfel6e
at bore in0fprt fra Sopo eller
Hbilippinerne. Set er en- Man6<
plonte, Der bor SEN Gjet0omme=
ligbeo, at 6en pofier og breoer fig.
meo en- rtrolig @olt; faiter man
en- 8ren al Sen / Ganbet, oil Sen
blot / 29bet al en- Moaneo babe
o9ffet ct Ganoareol poo 1000 &na-
6%ratrneter. Set er iaaou11, at Den
bor pol6t Mpnoigbe0erne itore Be-
lp9rligbeber; / Sc @gne, bpor ben
er foanmet frem, bar Der maattet
ofres betpoelige Summer paa at
foo Sen uorpooet, ioo @o,,oene fan
bol6es ieilbare.
Gn franif @ranlfer er nit, efter
bpao 3~iosifriftet uGra Maturers'
@erfiteo" meobeler, blepcn opanerf=
|iom poo, at bens stangter inbe-
boloer itrrfe % ieige Saper, fom
er pelegnebe til @eban0ling / 8gb-
ningsinouitrien til gropere Stoffer,
I. Cts. til &isieffe; oes11oen er Sen
brugelig til 6letning al Eoobnrf
og Mootter. 100 ailogram stang-
Ter eioer AZ ailo terreoe Gaper,
og ga Nlonte1t fom nep1t finbes /
11bpre @Gngoe, og Mrbei0slennet,
/ @oginoie11 10 life er itor> ct oct
ianoipnligt, at ser fer 'er funoet
en- farlig &o1tfrrrert til @o1np %
Suite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
Jnrnptt rm111t.
Gn -appeliin, iom form'

On &empe-slppelin, iom formo-
bentlig beteener Geroensreforben
pao bette Smraaoe, er bpitet / Go=
riba. Sen pejer 3 Bun6 og bob
be ct Smfa11g af' nGiten ~ Meter.
Gen pofieoe poo tet 9re, ipm bab<
be mrrfelige urormale 9ilbeielig-
beber; Get blomitre6e nalminoelig
iterft, men allie bets 5rrgter falot
.at inben Sc blep income. Goa
vringeoe" r1ro11 Set, 8. b. I. mm1
|fjernebe ct gonife imalt ringformet
@orti al @urfen; Belgen bar, at
oct nnite Mar bar ct fife fort SIN
tai &nmpefrugter, bporibla11m ben
napnte &empe. Otter ~gientagen
r@ingning" bar oct en- rigelig @pit
al normole 5r11gter. Men foa frs
oct besparre l1o 1tnber en- itreng
&inter.
st frcft spinolerpar. Der er
falbet 9om i Berlin ober en- 6an1f
&ninbe og Mano, iom bar bratlo=
ffottet ooifillige 5olf ser, ifriper
Sort 2nn6".
Set er cit tiolieere &emifer &o-
rolls 0icfnra11n og &droline 6reoe<
rifle MieIien fra &%iebenNap11.
Jpr to Mor it6en tom De til
Epiflono % ferte ct .bebageligt SIP
i forlficllige @per. 0gfoa Berlin
beereoe oe nteb lit .@eipg. Gicf-
mann bopoe anlogt 9oftortitlen.
Set bar Dr. cbem. @arolo 9pring
'og bons r,,ge imaffe, BLONDE 6ru
Nita. Sc foretog iii en &nnoe /
,8erlins Genitoncr og @oteller. Sg
operalt 1or man glo6 be6 6em lige
til Sen Dag, &egningen praitereoes
for Sc tomme @tuer.
Sen offentlige M11flager fororeoe
|9icfmarn iber1t a Mnone6ers
|5pneiel for at babe benpttet fnlif
|Mabn og Eitel. 6ru Mita ifuloe
babe 2 tigers 59ngfa paa 6ange=
foit og / l1ges iimpelt 6angiel.
&etten latte Straffen bgjere, til
,benboI6spis 8 Moaneoer og 4 Tiger
Jog 2 Mooneber og 1 l1ge, foroi
|begge MnfIage6e bapbe Dgret itraf-
|fet fGr i l1bla11oet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

Gceanets @cmmeligbeb. &optei-
men poo en- nmerifan1f 6tifefutter
meooelte peo lin &jemfomit til
8oston for nogen Gio iiben, at ban
Den 16. SUM- bapoe h1nbet 2iget at
e1 1,11g Game poo SEN Suite, fom /
Nlminbeligbeb tr%afiferes al Sc itore
Observation-Disclosures.
&opeoet por afbu9get, og efter
en- nernrere l1nberipgelie oiite oct
Jig, at set bor ifaaret al beo &jGlp
al ct ifarpt Snltrl1ment, % at Gjer-
ningsmon6en n1antte bore en- fl
r1trgiif n6bonnet @erfon. 4aptei<
men par operbeDiit ON, at Domer,
efter benbes Silfefjole oe Silfe-
itrgmper at 6pmme, moatte bore
al rig 6omilie, og at FUN bar ble-
ben faitet oberbor0 fra cit al See
on6amperne.
ga man imi6lertio life fan6t
set ringeite, bnormeo man fun6e
i0entificere 6e1 oeoe, los &aptej=
men 2iget ienfe / @abet igjen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

bproer % itprter boer Merpe 70:
Mm1ben.
Sapenes Gong tiger ino gje,nnen
Mloeu,
ipnpcr ON @arnet, ser 0gier pat
<oen,
fnnfer lin 2arnt fra be,1 itri0enct
Gtrgm,
bpbt / bets bar11lige Drpm.
Ollie bag @iile megtige itaar,
Sitter mes @iGlb og me6 nippenoe
6oor.
Miler, Ser bpirple1 i Gfogboeus
@Dber,
Hin6eo bans &1lDer pg fplote bans
@rpoer -
nit UNDER 2pnaen for cpigt SC iope,
bnffes meo 8Ioabpr % iuiellre
5fobe,
itraffer Jig Ieutet nreo &epling %
Mgr
benligt til Sfagboens 9pr.
airfen al @unobapet LITTER lin Sop
tlngt og alporligt at 5orti6en op,
fer be fremmplbrenbe 9egltoge
glebe,
|fjenber lin @p baognet op fra oe
9goe,
bor life &loffer, bbormeb be1t. ton
fine,
btlie iSorpngelle lens bnmren6e Stme
- bogter fun trofait bber 9aa6 og
bbert Nupn
Sl9gter / Mrmo6 % Sapn.
Maogen oen ifriger ioo liter og
BARN,
buffer i @pIger, ser pa,1orcr meb
2urm.
Moogc11 Sen 1tprter meb &ngernes
6uien
'in6 giennem @renbingel1, rs gjen=
r1em @rien.
Sfaae11, sin 2nffe Boa SQngerne
ringer!
+, ,Gerben itoar ooben for oen, Ser bar
Ginger!
l%1ngbommens 2rnglel far @inger
til 6ll1gt -
Singer, 0 Blot Sc bleb br11gt.
SGT i1nob SAB 1taor / 8renoing %
Comp.
@ommelt og 9fpt itaor / Sfogen |
&ump.
Jortioens @fpbeo og G,tngbe6 ifa]
fIepes,
Gpnerne Igies oe &r9fterne probes.
Sit, lpm er ltprft / Sc gamle, ifal
nprnes.
Silt i set my, fom er 8%lGn6bRrf,
ifal fiernes.
Serligt, ia berligt, 1,oar frafttgt oe
lp6t
brpoer Jig @mnmelt og Npt!
@orol6 @erglteot.
(Sfogens Mpis.)
st pg anbet.
- s Morbi1s bill 5ociolbe1nofro:
tiet rcjie ct Sabroe=M onumert
= Jilmsruieriet / Gonmartt 5ol
ser Jig fremoeles. Ser er oanne'
to npe Selifa6er
- $ &jgbenbopn er ser foloe1
9om for, at scr life n1an fiere ii
&erio11er poo iamme Motorspf(e.
Gjcnbrmsialg. &roprietGr &a1t:
fen al snel1mgoaro / 3ierebore
bar iolgt iin @ienoon til Gar
scbipot al @rimitr1p / 8rammi1:
&c for 10000 ST. @anrberS
@real er 200 5or. 2on6. 8elat:
ming m%eofglger. Sbertagelie1 ife1
lite september.
= n5enoerris" peo @sbierg Ell
at &roprieter Stofluno iolgt til
&roprieter SSenien, &isling &loiter
&igbeiummer1 er 1884 600 &r. Sper.
tagelie lite September.
- Nroprieter S. q. Mogenier
bar ioIgt fin @ienoom r@oralos:
min6e" i @arreltrllp, iaf &urtforr
ca. II 96r. 2ano, til &roprieter 6
II. &eter1en 6riis for 203,800 &r
v@orupgoar6" peo @ornile
er al Gieren s.. Heterien iolgt til
@eitauroter @egeifop / Morbus 10,
$4,000 8r. @noroens 1illiggenbt
er 1902 E6r. 2ono. @eietning oe
Mpl mebfelger.
= Set &onlortium / @erntne.
Ser forle6en fjgbte u4rpgsganrb'
pr. 8pfmorfsbro for $4,000 &r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

InafbrlM fro roe igrgetroe". Sci
@rapen iteg ben ofoeoes SIN, er
Spiritiit, ION flere Congo bor Doe
ret erflrret for iinosip9, op % tai
te.. SON bar ifprt Ell Ips Dragt
meo ipragIeoe Butter, % i at,ap.
bullet bapoe ian Ell itor Buffet
Marfblomiter.
rDian bar fagt, at leg er go!!, !"
uotalte ban M. a., rjeg er bog /
dit 1alb life mere gal eno ollie
l1en1!"
Ser pegeoe ban n1eb e1 forogte-
Zig Mine n0 ODER ben itore forfnn-
Ieoc Mengoe. Chen fortalte bon,
at Ell Mano BEN 4. SSuli baboe for
talt bam, at bans Mooer mart
iful6e i,1bgaa ct MT 9Ggteifob
Simlen, bporfor Jplget MI fnnoe
bore iaa lpitigt, oct bilbe. spn.
ge11oe % leenoe pen6te ioa set ge-
mptlige Jplge tilboge til 8pen,
bpor Ser blep bolot ct iterre Gel.
fab.
@p Sure for l1nafarlene. st
@eteborgblao bar oobr1et cit Gis-
fusion ON set inmfunospigtige
Spprgsmoal, bporpibt abin6erne
lite bgr bane Set til at fri oefoo
1raor set iffe CT Sfltoaor. Nerta&-
let al S16ienberne mer,er nbioh1t,
at &pinoerne ogfna / 6enre 9en-
feenoe iom / ollie onbre bgr bore
ligeitille6e mes Mnnoere. On Del
ieger ct giere De frien6e &pinber
Men foar al en- iaaoon
felgenoe 6rGbenbe &eplif: r@nr
oa .iet, bpor lotterlig en- Mn11b,
EFT iaafalot Monb er, raar bm
ita1 fri? Seq er ganife iiffer poa,
at mango &pinoer gjpr set meget
beore." @n Sorer for apinoens
5rierret (fonife en- BIZ gngli,1e,
iom life ielb t6r?) Ear bopet ben
briitige @ppotbeie, at ser bliper fle-
re 9ren9e / @gteifabet, bpi5 &Din=
ben frierl Og set mener Fan bill
bore 9obt for Staten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

oct r11ge1te, bDorme0 mn11 tu1lDe
i6entiftcere 6e11 bboe, los &optej=
men 2iget i9t,fe / @abet igje11.
@filsmisie paa 8rDflnpsbasen.
S e1 lille 8p peb &otbenotp / Ep1f=
lonb b9note set UNDER ct 8rpllup,
iom bcgpnbte .rigtig mrn1tert, at
8r1tb og. 8r1tbgom, enbruu fpr Sc
item Dor Slut, forlob binmben for
itrafs at labe fig ifille.
8r11ben bar Cater al cit 5mebc=
meter og 8rl16gonmen bar 2erer
Il @gnen. st ltort Mntol @jG1ter
nar tiliteoe peo Soften, og maat
ipilte og brof goot. Soa ipilleoeS
Der cp til Cons, bpilfet bite Jig at
bIipe ifjnbneipangert. @r,,6en oon<
ie6e ct Eor @a1rge meo e1 G1ben,
Sen npbagte 9Ggtemanbs 5finipge
poftes tillioe, cit beitig 9rGtte, iom
ita6ig blep l%tpligere, opftob, og TIL
hut tiloeltes Ben unge &1titrlt at lin
9G9tebalp6el ct &ar grefigen. Nos
turIigbis blep ser ct pol6iomt Spef-
tafel, og bn nlle tog 6e,1 misbamb=
le6es &uitrl1s 3arti, prpgleoe man
2ereren %oroentlig al. 9en11e for
los lin &uitrrt, iom penote tilbage
til fine 6orel6re for 6en felgenoe
Gag at inbgipe SftlSmiseanigg<
ling.
Gn mcrfelig @efurb er lat al
SSa,nes Graben / Ohio. &nn giorbe
8efjenbtifab meo Ell Mu1rb beo
@opn 2omprecbt, iom boo6e fefs
9ptre, og @rapen bleD forelitet /
en- at Dem. Sun gifte6e fig pgfaa
me6 be1t6e, men 2Dffen bleb fortpa-
rig. Gen llrtge Srr,e blen ittbt al
en- SulpbIoosin6imer, font ogfoo
boboe elifet benoe. Mogen 9ib eff
ter operflptteoe gnfemanoen fine
Gelelier paa lin &uitr1ts Sgiter,
og Sc blep gifte, men belIer lite
oenne @ang bleo 2pffen al long
@arigbe6. Sen ia1nrne &alpinoianer
ifjsb ogfna Granens unben Slitr11,
% Do GraDen bab6e giftet Zig me6
ben treble al Detrene, faI6t ogiua
oenne iom offer for Sen roier6e
Ma1tb, iom itaoig foritob at ltn6.
bruge fig @etfarbigbebenS itraffen-
De Nrt1. 90 gifteoe groDe11 iig
mes ben fieroe Of 5gitrerre, men
ha,@4 kTo1 St~o 49, Ax&o a.. slh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

siom o9fan blep bans @uitru, ON
tom paa en- 8ioetur. Saa Dor Der
bare en- tgien al 2amprecbts Dare,
og "a Sbogeren friebe til benoe,
fparc0e bum itratS Sa, u0en at labc
fig aiifrafte al sgitrenes fprgeIige
5fi9bne.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-17
OFFERED GOOD SUM
FOR FEDERAL JOB
Californian Promised to Give Semi
tor Works $1,000 For Getting
Him Government Job.

Santa Barbara, Gala, June 14.-C.
E. Ercenbrach was arrested today on
federal Indictment charging him
with al attempt to bribe United Stat
es Senator John D. Works. Ercan-
bracn wanted the appointment of post
master here and is alleged to have
written a letter to Senator Works
offering $1,000 if the appointment was
procured for him.
Ercanbrach's letter was turned over
to the department of justice at Wash
ington by Senator Works.
Ercanbrach is a carpenter, who is
considered fairly we'll to do. He ad-
mitted he had written to Senator
Works and added:
"But l didn't know it was crime
to offe, to pay congressman for get
ting a political job. l thought that
was common practice"
In his letter Ercanbrach gave bank
ing references as to his responsibility.
He was taken to Los Angeles tonight.
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new principal.
There was no formal program. 1t
was just an educational rally to
which every body was invited. the
purpose being to keep alive school
md community interes+
After the speakina the good ladies
of the community snrnished an ele-
CANT and abundant picnic dinner
which was greatly enjoyed by all pre-
sent.
Miss Elizabeth Hawkins, rural
school supervisor for the county, was
present, and, as stated above, organiz-
ed school improvement association
and from the interest taken by the
ladies it is certain that great results
will flow from this organization.
Alto gether it was a great day for
Pomaria and marks new epoch in
the history Of the community.
The building was erected by Mr..
W. T. Livingston, contractor, who has
done fine job.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-17
FIRST HEAT WAVE
SEEMS DETERMINED
With Country SWeltering There is
No Prospect For Speedy Re-
lief.

Washington, June 15.-Practically
the entire country sweltered today
under the first real hot wave of the
season, and tonight the weather bu-
reau experts held out no hope for
cooler weather within the next 48
hours.
Omaha, Neb., and st. Joseph, MO,
were the hottest cities in the United
States today, with the mercury hover
ing around 96 degrees. Chicago ran
a close second, with the thermometer
registering ga.
Washington suffered it's hottest day
of the season and one heat stroke oc-
CURED. The maximum temperature
at the weather bureau today was 80,
but the governments thermometer
registered 100 degrees.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-17
Is Judge Watts Dark Horse?

Anderson, June 13.-The 1ntelli-
gencer today says:
1t is learned that Justice R. c.
Watts of Cheraw, is the dark
horse" mentioned in some of the pa
pers as a possible candidate for gov
ernor in 1914.
While Justice Watts has made no
statement the Intelligencer learns
that he is considering making the
campaign in the race, that will take
place this summer one year. Men
close to the supreme court justice
have stated that he will positively be
in the race, but no confirmation of
that statement can be had at Ibis
time.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-17
DIR. Hallman Takes First Vacation in
FOrty-fiVe Years.
Spartanburg Journal, 14th

SpartanDurg journal, I4Ln.
DR.. S. T. Hallman, pastor of the
Lutheran church here, will leave for
the first vacation he has taken in
forty-fve years on next Tuesday, when
he goes to Mt Airy, Ga, for about
ten days stay. He has never felt
that he was willing to neglect his
church and pastoral duties long
enough to take vacation before, but
owing to a recent illness he has been
urged by the members of his congre-
cation to take rest, and has finally
consented He has been connected
with the church for 45 years and has
been a trustee of the Newberry Lu
theran college for forty years. During
his connection with the church he has
held many positions of responsibility.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-17
Respectfully,
H. F. Seawell,
(Signed)
PRAISE FOR COL. AULL
AS COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
Six New School Buildings Built or
Now Building Under His
Direction.

The reporter was sick last week
and missed the following, which he
would like to see in The Herald and
news:
The Southern School News of Col
umbia in it's June issue, says:
"The Newberry county schools have
made steady progress under the
strong supervision Of Col. E. H
Aun. Unusual progress has been
made in building schoolhouses and
equipping them and in refurnishing
old houses. At least six new build
ings have recently been completed, or
else are in course of construction.
Pomaria's new building will cost $4,-
900; that at Chappells $4,000; the new
building at Whitmire will cost S4,-
900, Jolly Street has a substantial
brick building. A four-mill special
tax has been levied at Zion, and a
new room has been added to the
building. The mill tax Elections
have recently been held in four other
districts on special tax.
1t is doubtful that any superinten-
dent in South Carolina has accom-
plished more in such a short time.
1t will be recalled that Col. Aull was
appointed by the State board of edu-
cation to succeed Superintendent
Wheeler, who resigned to accept the
position at the head of the Prosperity
school Superintendent Aull is
man of affairs, and has had wide ex-
perience in public life. He edits one
Of the best papers in the State; he
is a member of the board Of regents
Of the State hospital for the insane,
and has had much to do with ar
ranging for funds for the new build
ings, which are being erected near
Columbia, and also in purchasing
two thousand acre farm which will
be the future seat of this institution.
Col. Aull is not a member OF the
board of regents, but is clerk of the
board.-The Observer.
He is neither a member of the
board of regents nor clerk Of the
board, but secretary of the State Hos
pital commission charged with the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-17
Death of ]. w. Cameron.

Mr.. ]. w. Cameron, of Mollohon
mill, died June and was laid to rest
in Rosemont cemetery by his pastor,
Rev. Mr. Garret, and the order of Red
Men of which he was a member. Mr..
Cameron was fifty-eight years old. He
was a faithful and consistent member
Of the Baptist church and Sabbath
school, was a good citizen and leaves
a large family and many friends to
&ourn his loss.