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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

Der Gipilbicnitfonmiiiion nidt in Il.
1aIer Beiie beforbert ipuroen, ba iie
angebiidJ fein yieht batteu, iid) nn
Der 0cf5rberunespriifung fir Ger.
geanten 5u betbeiligen. pciI lie nidt,
Die cine Siegel Der aommiiiion por.
itreibt, sipei Sabre ben Sang zines
storporaIs befleioet batten.
gu gleid,er 3eit bat jeood Ole aoln.
million eeitern ibre Ressln fir oie
3ufunft babin eednoert, bab bon nua
an I'M poli5eioepartelnent jeher BoIi.
silt ilne aorporal on oen geioroe.
iungSpriiiingen fir ben poiien eincs
SergcallteH tbei!nebnen fann uno ie.
Der storppral ilnb Sergeant an oen
priifungen fir geutildntspoiten.
sluherocm tpuroe Die gegenu1riige
sIHmdrterliitc fir sereeantenpoiten
iiir ungiIItig erflart NIB oa Die neiln
Scrgeanten. ocren @ebalt einbebaIien
it, bon oieier Siite erllalint iprroen
10 miro natilrgeudb ibre Grnenming
aud iiir ungiiltig erfIdrt unb ie
uerocn iid, Der. Gntifciouns beraom.
niiiior juiolge, bon Heuem elmer
gef6roerlmgspriiilng nnterjieben
nliliien. Gicicr Gntideibuns Der Gi.
piioitniifonnliiiion, fiir peId,e iibr,.
gems rur Die beiben aorliniiidrc Or.
aeefer ulO 0citel itimmtcn, iuabrenG
aonlniiiidr ssoppe entidieoen baeegen
Dor Silriten iif bie nem Scrgeantcn
tdnn obne ipeiteres iiisen rulo ole
,SoIac uiro S,peiieisobnr Elm qro5cb
gcGen ole Staot iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
0Nas eim &dmgerfeft fpftet
9etailirter geridJt iiber Oas perflOi'
iene Spuispiaer syeit.

9lm 1onneritag bat iid Die 2ouis.
piller Sanserfeit.gebDroe Die ge.
itern bereits our6 Spe3ialoepel6e in
oen Spalten oeS ,,8oltsblatt" beri6'
tet ipurbe, fine Die perta9t. Sn Der
S6luBiislng purbe Serrn Charles
q. S6miot in ieiner gigenif)aft ais
Prdiioent bes Decentralization
SGngerbunbes bic oetaiQirte 9lbreA'
nlng iiber Die ,Seitfoiten unterbreitet.
0a Die Wioglidfeit oorbanoen iii, oaB
Cincinnati oas nd6ite SGngericit err
balt, biiriten hie 3ablen BON S5niereiie
iein. 8ir loiien besbalb ben aaiien'
beriht, ben mir in ben Saltpt3ablen
idon nitgetbeilt baben, na6Iiebeno
ioloen:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
(ginasianbt,)

Oerruiiii6e 9oliat6.
aus getrOsrab (ipis tlinot bas fabD
Ram iiinsit bic Sslbenmdr.
Bon aoiat aosmdus &ri-utid-toff
SsB Sdbsl bon Deuti9em gIute troff,
Bon lllanenbIut isin Sbssr.
Ius BaIhsranb, in TeinOesluub
Sprengt cine Reitsri6aar.
lllansu itnb ss, stpansia uno iisben.
STE tGmpfen fiir's @aterlanb, ibre
2iebeH,
lllansu. su6 Oro9t Sefabr!
TeNn auf Der aausr, bort 6intsr Der
Wlauer,
Der rufiiTde @oIiutb itsbt.
Or fribt sut, ipobl nit 5dut uno
Saar,
Sammt pferO uno Sdttel3eug fir.
tuabr
gb ibr's sud oeb periebt.
8 S6red unb 9raus! Spis bic 6GII'
i'm aug?
Sdl6 Weni6, bal6 5iaer uno 5eufel,
90 itiirmt .r nuf bic 0eutiten log
uro ihldat bsren elf nit etnem
Stob
GIsih muustubt = obue ;3psifsi.
.6i.r meine gruf, sielt brauf na9
Cuff,
Htun Wunoen iG bdb' bonn 8eFcht,
0oh itnb bic beuti6en 2an5eritif'
glls h1tten Wliidsn oeito6en mid -
Sunb Daiiibe. FdhisBt i6r idIsdtl"
llnb i.so Der 6sIo, Der grDbte Der
WeIt
Reibt Ginem bic 2ans' uus Der 5anb
llno tootet ibn, unb nod, anbere.
Sebn,
Gs oloubfs taunt. per's ntht ielbit
oeiebn,
0od seorudt in Der 3situna Is itano.
.3pansia urb sipsi! taput, ei, eli
Iur flint nod - @ero' baIb 6aben!
Damn lana id 3aiier 0aitIdes audi.
Stsd gluaen aus, unb itIib ih Baud
llnp idmsiBe aas bsn9faben"
Wlit einem Wdl = tpie fatal!
9eritummt er auf osm fled
'Re aanonentueel - 0 Shred uno
@rdus,
.Wdbe in 9ermanb!" bon ,gfIen" ,u
6aus,
RiB tbm --- BEN Sd6bel ipea.
u. g.. Gcpinatun, as.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
Gterblid,fe

Subert gaiIg, 20, Spring grOpe
Ipeuue; Snqueit in SdApebe.
Wtniam U. Seuer, "a, 1856 Gps
porth apenue; SubertuIoIe
Sannb 2lIerdnoer, 36, S37 Qiptnqs
ton Strabe; 5ubertlhoIe.
Sefie 9d9neD, II, 825 SRaop
Strabe; 5ubertuloie.
anna Wloisr, 70, 1854 Satleb
Qpenue; 9e6erIsioen.
Sobn grotun, 81, 402 Ridmon5
Strabe; S6IasfIuB.
@eorse @eis, 81, RapiS Bun pife;
SerSleibeu.
Wlina girt,meper, "a. 241 DAT
Strabe; altersi6pGde
Dilliam WinomOller, SO, 1852
Wan4eiter stuenus; 2unssnletben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
8rltnb.

term pon Gliper g. Scott; 8runo'
ciqentbuu $500.
8erffie6enes.
Gle Suutbcrlt G6io 2oan & Irui.
So. erlonqte einlIrtbeil !iber $1S92.09
geger Gillian g. un0 SeOrgc g8ate'
man; Die 9Irogou GuilOing 4 Sonn
50. elm iolHcs iiber $4369. 16 8eBrn
8ronce5 Scnbart; NroHlc II. Soncs
eit ioldh@s iibes $50. l6 9egen SEQ.
s aFlilic,
GbaS n. &turnuHcr, &tceipcr rcr
Souis IairD Ntcfineru So, Rat cine
iSorberuug ilber $1784.72 gegen ole
5. 8eber Anirp 50. eingcfIagt
Die glmcrican Sigh Speeo G6ain
81. fIagtc cine @edJielforoerrng iibrr
S505.25 qcgcn Die Crescent gaptor
60. ell.
Die @eo. 9. @bitcom6 Go. bat cine
,SorOerunB iiber $S21.52 Qegcn Die
8augban GonI < @ote So. eingefIagt.
Eie 2Snoiona, Columbus lmo Gu
tern Sraction SO. itrengte eine Sin.
baItst!age gegen Die @rIte yiotional
9anf bon bier, iotpie ole Stuot Ge-
iiance, 8, on, Inn Die @tr5iebuug Ell.
rcs @bcds iibcr $1,000 Der els aau-
tton bintcrIegt morhen lit. I'll per6in.
bern.
Gic @erhanolungen in Sahen Der
Crescent Wotor 60, fiir rpeld)e eiu
Mfoiieperpolter perIangt poroen it,
pltrben aui 0ienitag, Den 30. Sep
tember, berfhoben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

qaut Rrftliit beg 6enernlAow'
rnittpss ruroc bic 9eriheiung hcs
ileberituiiss i0lgenoermuBeU pou'
3ogrn:
Rothes S,rens ..........S 100000
Teutftes 6aiis. 1outsoiue 10000
aHoeidieb Charities. 9outss
bile . . ...........,.... 10000
Ct BiHrent be PGuI 5oe.,
qouiSbile ............ 10000
federation Of Seipifb Ghas
rifles aolisbiqe ...... 10000
Dem BrdithrHien iiherpie'
fen sur Tedinn nnbors
berrrfeherer NHspdben II.
su 3obItbdtiaieiisspedeH 44.40-s 94I.4o
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

glhhingsooa nnierbreite.,
1el. Nre0. m. Retster Rrafincnt.
8e3. Carl Reumeher. Seirctdr.
6e5. Carl RtHbt Shaem.t'ier
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

Inter Der 2lntlase b.s StraBen-
raabes iOlltsH ii9 gslttrn Diliam
9amod unb Geonaro Sorn ptrant.
porteu. peIde glmer @rofe iib.rfals
len uno um So berau6t baben ioQen.
Grofe iopobl, pie du6 bic poli3iitcn
tparen nidt i'm Stanos, irssnb mel,
aes geipeismaterial DOr3ubringen
unb bic beioen angetlastsH mubtel
freigsipro4en iperbsn.
Den 0robg.Idporsnen puroe
Der 80 Sabre alte Rsger 2etris BERN
iiberpieleu. tpslter Der 6eabii6tiaten
9ootuns feinss RaiIesenoiI,n Willeb
OaropH dng.ilast mar. 5rob oes
bobsH aItsrs III Der Reger nod riifttg
unb pubts fsin W.f.r nit gepanbts
bsit gu bdnobuben. OarboH trua IL
Wlsfsriii6e i'm Rldsn bapOn.
5bomas parts. psl6er in gsrbins
oung nit peritieoensn RGubersien
aus Giiterpassons in Bomb SiQ Der.
,bnftst touroe, b.iannte ii9 gsfi.rn
lhulbig uno tpurOs Der 9rauS Surp
ii6sripieien.
Die @er6arblung ssgen ben gbaufs
isur Jreb. gsdimitb, p.l4er bes
5obtidlass. b,sangen an gurtis
aInslep, ben sr bur6 unseT4idtss
Sensen ieines Qutomo6ils lberfubr
unb t6btete. ans.tlast mar, puros
Sertagt. Der 5ermin purbe auf ben
ID. Sttobtr anseisBt, bamit bic 9tn.
s.boris.n bss 9ei0Dtsten ejel.asnbsit
tabsn, cine .tpaiss Stdo.neriab.
tlase ein5ureiden.
Sn brei 5dlIsn purbs Der 9lrmes
nier Sobn Ssap Oes Groboiebita6ls
ftnlbig befunben unb Der GranoSurn
iiberipieisn. Sean ioll or.i an6,rsn
armsniern Celo i'm Geiammt6straae
Don $500 gsfiobl,n ba6.n.
Dor Ri6ter Bel bate Ii6 o,Tt.rn
nc6maIs War 5ab gu perantporten.
osifen Gdl auf seitern Dsrtast porbsn
mar. bamit sr @.lessnbsit ,rbaIt..
giirsfhaft gu fteII.n, unter ipelder er
i.& perpflidten iolIts, ip56entlif Sc
gum llntsrbdIt fsiner 5amilie 6si,u.
t,agen. 9a SAB tsine giiraen auf.
trei6en tonnte. lunrbs sr gu so 5aa,n
Irbeitsbaus psrurtbeiIt.
Sn Der ariminalabtkiluns prdii.
birts S6errihier 5rife unb Staatg.
6nlpalt Rob ipobnte ben Wsrbanbluns
gen Bel.
Inter Der 4ntIas. Der 6eabiittiatsn
50otung puros Der 80 Sabre alte
Rsssr Glopo Weitiielo, pelder als
SdanttsIlner tbdtis mar. Ooraefiibrt.
Die 9eptisaufnabms Iisb cine qen.
bsruns Der antIage in Qlnsriff uno
&Orperptrlebuns gu unb Der 9,fan.
ssue ipurbe Ju brei Wonaten arbeitss
baus psrurt6eilt.
Marp Rieman mar BON Sarrpl
8olobers bss 9rObOisbita6ls 6e,id.
tist, bod ertldrts Der gtann. bab .rI
ni4t beiueifen fOHus. oab bic Don i6m
bas @elO tbotiGdlit, al.
nommsn babe. Rihtsr grid. iaats
oem Wionn. oaB er in 3utunft pors |
Iidtigsr nit isinsR qsuBsrunscn Iein
IolIe, unb fpra9 bic Srau frei.
Wiliam Sboematsr bate Gidarb
Rartin uHter Der qlntlass bss tbatli.
pen ansriffs ptrbufien laifsn. Bel
Der @erbanblung itsIts ss ii6 ieood,
geraus. bab Sboemdtsr bic ibm Dsrs
ibreihte Sradt priissI rsbIih Der.
,isnt bate unb frOb iein muB. ni6tI
'abit aIs anssslastsr Dor bsm Rid, [
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
ans benz Wsnni3ipalseriHt
ltmiapsreides Sofet in Der Grimi.
nal'Tbtbeilung.

Drei Wonate 4rbeitsbaus ipesen 2(n.
sriffs. - asine 9eipsiis. Ser.
oiente Die priissl. = Bon ber 2lns
tlass Der llnterTdIagung fr.is..
ipro8en. 5eiHoli6e Ra66arn.
- 9eraussabte s.fdlf6teu Gbsd.
r. aannts feline 2lngreifsr nidt.-
80 Sabre alter Meiierb.lb bstdnns
te ii6 ffulbig. - Stabl angebli5
$500. - 9lus bsm iSamiIisn @es
ridt. = gsitrafuHssn in Der golis
5.iab!beiluns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
Cine groBe @obltbat ipar
Yermna tiir mid s,nn s,, s@"p % ss,,., ss 'ls ;ns q

eine berlfsmdbiae aranieHpHeaern idreibt:
~gernno mar eiue srose ggo6libat ilr MID.
Sd Iitt an @asenIatGrr6 in einer isbr bBs.
GrtiaeH 5orm ionnte Mot ciieu o6ne etoBs
GuaI glen Nasen uurbe lvunb. id bate
cnTc, ueI6c bic ebcireH auiiobcu madbieH
Wlcne lluperoGutiGieit mar 70 idlcdlt 6ab i'd
Mot idIafeH fonnie, oDHe elm Suteuonal III
Der gGdjt auf3nUuden, bdufig nit sro6en
Sbmer5eH. Wtcn slt6em lpur iebr ii6el. SD
gebraubte cine yleHee SeiImitteI tn Der Sor'
Gusfetung. bGb e gut ieien. bod erdieIte i'd
feine geiIerung Gebor if uidjt Rerurn aebrautbi
bate EurH begnnH meine Gieocrberitell1ig
uno neil iie Ianaiam mar. mar iie hber. 5es'
balls madtt es mir mebr ais Elm @erBuiiserl,
Beruna eeeen aIie iatdrrbaliitben S6Utertgfeis
ten gu empiebIen, neil Id itder Bin, SaB rs ote'
TeIben betleH piro."
baeueai iinS. Sfr icldls eeuts Eu6 bic Be.
beantm in Der Saidt sttrastn weroeH,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
4rabe Sabern.
fer gaberiide iiuterit.. ..gsrein iibsr.
ieubet Der 6iIfsseieaidaft $500.
staotauiualt Sdmit BON GOoiHstOu
ais ltlantnbidJtcr.

| Der gaperiihs unteritiibunaseWer.
Elm Bat bem S6dBmeiiter 6uelIemann
ssitsrn bic $500 iibermitteit, bic Der
tpadsrs @er,in fir bic ariessnptbl,is
tenben OerpilIist bat. SGabmeiIter
eiitrt bemertt baSu, bab bas Nur cine
pcrldufise Summe isi. 9srrn giirps
Brief lautet:
Cincinnati, "a. Sept 1914.
Bertber 6err O. 5uelIemann!
gsiliessnO finoen Si. 3tp.i Gb.ds
con 3uiammen $500 ais porlGufiss
Snmme fir ben 6ilfsionbs i'm Ra.
men bes 9uperiiden lint. @sreins.
Der Reit iommt nad unisrer udhitsn
Weriammlung.
Wit berJli9em Grub
gugen Giiert,
S6asmsift.r bes gapsriIdsn llnterii.
9ereiHs.
6.rr 3. 70 S9mib, Der Stabidns
malt bon gouington, bat ben Gonbs
niht nur I'M $25 bersi1srt, fonosrn
eu6 Elm ihpunsbaftes Gebidt sur
@srberrlitms Der tapfsren ulansr
esotdtst. Ssin g.sIeiiidrsi6m Tau.
tet:
D.rtts 5srrenl
Ginlisssnb ienbs i'd 5brsn cine
g.npsiluns bon $25 aIs aufonss.
Ls;tras meiner f.lbii, meinsr Jrau
unb meiner ainoer 5u Sammluns
fir bic 8riessnotbIsibsnbeH i'm alien
@ai.rlano: Don s. 10. Stmis, COB.
iHaton. $40; 4nnd Sdmib So; CT.
tlslllns Sdmib $5 uno aarl S9mib
So. ouiammeu $25.
sSd niinite Sbnsn augl.id ben
Pr0btsH Grfols CUR aunbssbuns pom
4. Diiobsr uno iperbs auf tieIer Seit.
beg ObiO msin MOslidii.s baau bsis
traasH.
Wenn sic slauben, bas sinliessnS.
G.bidt biirfis ein ipsnia aIs 2lnrss
auns CUR suten Sate nubbur i.in. 10
lei Is Sbnen gerne CUR @srfiisuns &c.
iisIt.
Wit beftsm Grub
8. 30. g omit.
Gag an lllon!
Don 5rebsrid 80. g dmit.
GoDington.
Gag an, lIan! Wobin, fpobin2
2luf bsiusm fol5en pferb.f
.Rad 6rantrei6 mub i1 piebsr
5ieb'n,
DAT Tpr.on Rube msrbsl"
lllan, ulan! Sali EN-, balt Elm.
Ben Often nab'n Gartar.n!
Rod mander S4las ipe gasniisin
Grpariet bic 8arharen.."
ll!an, llian! Dab 2l5t, ba6' Q6t!
@pH HorteE nabi Der 8rits!
Der ar6m:r bats gum Rain s.s
bradt,
Drum tommt sr aIs Der Oritis!"
lllan. Han! Sdau' Der. fdau' bsr!
,es errs. aus alien gubtn!
Limb ipsnn bi, Aslt pod Esufel mar,
Sol tsin lllan iid penoen!"
Goa' an, lllon! Warum, parum
minft bn beiu 5er5blut settna
rDoB D'utIhlcnb, uni.r Stiliaibum,
cdHn tpsiier bIiib'n unb Isben!"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
DYNAMITE BENEATH OFFICE
Bomb Placed Under HOuStOn's Work
ROOm-Trick of Watchman.

Washington, June 2-Several hun
d,ed clerks and officials fed in fright
from their offices in the department
t agriculture 1oday Wien Daniel V,
Jauscl, a watchman, ran through the
corridors shou ing that the building
was about to be destroyed by dyna-
mite.
Led by Jauscn, severaI OF the cooler
headed depar ,ment officials ran to the
basement, where they found four
sti1ks of dynamite on which @he
fuses had been burned out. Apparent
~ an explosion had beeA averted be-
cause the fuses had been jammed 50
tightly into the de onation caps that
tie fire was extinguished.
Tnen came hurried sequel.
Jausch, who had suffered severe in
juries TO his head while serving as a
soldier in the. Philippines several
years ago, was taken to a police S a
tio4 and subjected 10 rigid question
ing. Later the police announced
he had admitted that he himself
placed the explosives Department
ficials said hey believe tae watch
man intended 10 discover" the dyna-
mite before it could do harm, hoping
to win promotion for heroism.
The dynamite had been placed di-
rectly beneath to office of Secretary
Houston. The secretary was Out OF
town, but Immediately across The
corridor from his office Assistant Sec
reatry Galloway and several other Of
fcials were working.
Jauscn has been employed for five
years in the department.
Frequently he has been under
treatment of physicians and has been
compelled to lake several leaves oi
absence. The police said Jausch told
them that he purchaed the dynamite
in Springfield, Ohio, his home town.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
4 Few Things You Cannot Do.

You can't stand at the side Of room
with both feet lengthwise touching
the wainscoting.
Can you stand for five minutes with
out moving, when you are blindfolded?
You rhink you can't? Try it.
You can't get out of a chair without
bending your feet forward or putting
your feet under i; that is if you are
sitting squarely on the chair, and not
on the edge Of it.
You can't break a match, if it is laid
across the nail OF the middle finger Of
either hand and passed under the first
and third finger, although it seems
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
WEAK, WEARY WOMEN
Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and
End Them.

When the back aches and throbs.
When nouseWork is torture.
When night brings no rest nor sleep.
When urinary disorders set in.
Womens lot is weary one.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Have proved their worth in thou
sands Of cases.
Read this Greenwood woman's testi-
mony.
Mrs. Mary A. Griffin, '225 sygert St.,
Greenwood, S. c., says: II had kidney
trouble for years. It began with pains
in the small Of my back and I felt dull
and languid. Having been told thai
Doan's Kidney Pills were a good rem
edy for such complaints, I used them.
l now feel much better in every way.
1t gives me pleasure to confirm my
former endorsement of Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs.
Griffin mad. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. z.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
SMELLS LIST OF EMPRESS DEAD
Railway Gives Out New Set of Figures
Dead Now Over One ThOuS-
and.

Quebec, June 2.-The confusion as
10 the number Of persons wno per-
ished in the Empress Of Ireland dis
as ter last week mas been one OF the
distressing features Of the tragedy
and tonight the uncertainty was fur
ther emphasized when figures de-
cIared by the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Steamship company to be official
raised the death list to 1924 from
969 on Sunday night-55 more.
Last Friday the company stated at
it's Mon real office that the Empress
of Ireland carried 1887 persons. To-
night however, the company asserted
that the Empress carried 1,476 pas
sengers, officers and crew, or an ad-
ditional 189. AS partial offset the
figures giving the number of rescued
were raised by 36-four from the first
cabin, three fro msecond cabin and
steerage and 233 officers and crew.
been iden flied tonight-22 first cabin,
discrepancy OF two in these figures
was not explained by the company
tonignt.
The total saved from the disaster
is now placed at 452. These include
sc frs. cabin, At second cabin, 1876
storage and 233 officers and crew.
Of the four classes, tle figures show
the greatest percentage of survivors
among the officers and crew.
Of the 1904 who died the bodies OF
only a few more than 200 have been
recovered and 3f these only l03 had
been identified ti4igh,-22 first cabin,
81 second cabin, 50 steerage and y
officers and crew.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
TEACHER WANTED
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of tn stock
holders of The Farmers Oil Mill will
be held in the court house at Newberry,
S. c., on Thursday June II, 1914, at
II O'Clock, for the election of directors
for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of other business.
J. H. Wicker,
Manager.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
NOTICE TO JURORS.

Jurors, both grand and petit, are
hereby notified that the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions for Newberry county will
not begin on Monday, June 8th, but
will convene on Tuesday, June 9Th.
Respectfully,
Jno. C. Goggans,
C. C. C. P. & G. S.
eo2t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
House of REPRESENTATIVES.

Godfrey NJ. Harmon is hereby an
nounced as a candidate for the legisla-
ture and will abide the result Of the
Democratic primary.
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Joe B. Derrick is hereby announc-
ed as candidate for the House of
Representatives and will abide the re-
suit OF the Democratic primary.
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easy at first sight.

easy dI III oU o4SI1I'
You can't stand with your heels
against the wall and pick up some
thing from The floor.
Don't try to rub your ear with your
elbow, for it will be failure.
1t takes nimble person to stand up,
when placed two feet from the wall
with his hands behind his back and
his head against the wall.
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Jno. L. Epps,
Eug. S. Werts,
Jno. C. Goggans,
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

No:ice is hereby given that 1 will
make final settlement, as administra-
tor, on the estate of Patrick B. Mitchell
minor, in the probate court for New
berry county at II o'clock in the fore
room, May 29th, 1914, and Immediate
u thereafter apply for letters dismis-
soory as such administrator.
All persons having claims against
said estate will present them duly at
tested on or before that date.
T. A. Dominick,
Guardian.
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I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Supervisor Of Newberry coun-
ty and will abide the result of the
Democratic primary.
Gusts L. Leitzsey.
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H. o. Long is iereby announced as
candidate for the House Of Repre-
sentatives and will abide the result
of the Democratic primary.
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MAGISTRATE No. II.

H. H. Ruff is hereby announced as
a candidate for reelection for magis-
trate of No. II township and will abide
by the rules of the Democratic party.
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THIRD BIG CRAFT ADDED.
Provision for Three DreadnOughtS in
Naval Bill-PaSSeS Upper
House.

Washing ton. June 2.-The senate
late todoy passed the annual naval
appropriation bill, carrying about
$4,000, 900, providing for the ad-
minis ration's two battleships con-
struction programme, and authorizing
in addition the building of a thru
modern dreadnought with money to
be derived from the sale cf the pa tie
ships Idaho and Mississippi.
Tie measure now will go to cor
ference De. Ween the TWO houses. Al
tne last moment aD amendment was
added to create a special committee
fto repon. on the location and cost OF
a government armor plate factory.
A similar provision in the meas
ure as it passed the house had been
eliminated by the senate committee.
The clause in the bill directing the
building of one of the new battleships
at a government navy yard led 10 a
prolonged discussion.
Differing Views.
Senator Vardaman sought to amend
the bill to appropriate for only one
new battleship; Senator Thomas
wan.ed none and Senator Brandegee
ooo+andod for three. All these amend
ments we're defeated.
Senator Vardaman declared there
should be more of the golden rule and
less of the "damnable'' rule of war.
"Does not The senator believe we
ought to prepare for war if his coun-
ss going to invade another merely
Secause an usurper in that country
refuses TO salu the fag?' inquired
Senator Works.
Vardaman is Tired.
"I am not informed of the motives
of the present administration in en-
tering Mexico responded Senator
vardaman. "buJ I am abou; coming
to the conclusion that it would be IN
Anitely better for the American pe0-
ple to attend to their business and
let other nations attend to theirs.
am tired of the United States dong
police duty"
sena or La Folle te's amendment
Offering 20 any informant 10 per cent
Of any fine collec ed for Conspiracy to
war materials, and one offered by
Senator Kenyon to authorize the pres
ident to call an international confer
ence in Washington in the autumn TO
consider an agreement to suspend
battleship construction were voted
dawn
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County Supervisor.

The many friends of D. G. Boland
hereby announce him candidate for
County Supervisor and pledge him to
abide the result of the Democratic
primary.
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graphed his complete approval to-
day OF ahe tentative pan for a new
provisional government, also carried
the negotiations a long step forward.
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TO DRAW JURY.

Notice is hereby given that we, the
undersigned Jury Commissioners for
Newberry county, S. c., will at the
office of the clerk of court for said
county, at o'clock a. m, May 22nd,
1914, openely and publicly draw the
names of SO men, who shall serve as
petit jurors at the court OF general
sessions, which shall convene at New
berry court house, S. c., June 9Th,
1914.
Jno. L. Epps,
Eug. S. Werts,
Jno. C. Goggans,
Jury Commissioners for Newberry
County, S. c.
May 18th, 1914.
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MAGISTRATE No. 8.

Sill. Fellers is hereby announced as
a candidate for nomination for Magis-
trate for No. 9 township in the ap-
nroachine urinary. Friends.
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L. C. lVin gstone.

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for Supervisor for NeWberry
county subject to the Democratic
parry J. c. Sample.
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The many friends of ]. Monroe
Wicker recognizing his ability and
qualifications, we hereby nominate
him for County Supervisor, subject to
the Democratic primary.
Friends
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hereby announce myself as can
didate Tor the House Of Representa-
tives, subject to the Democratic pri-
marS. Neal ". Workman.