The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-13

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~ A,,-.-. ,l.e.l patents were nunl7
liL-11 ~ tl!lS Ga. 30 l4luC t--ese young
u. 80 C...o,U-o, CLat tAey We
pLI 10 the expense Oh e.uployIng Ia
yele ,.A>. 5y.no -t4IuuSn u kie4iAlA1
I.,---.--Is5, e>.l4 ,4lac Eot all lota OF teSs
I--u..y w., SIoTu connecting them
,.-,.. rAu crl.4e IN the renotest de-
gree.
,..!lk il Elsa ,...4e tA4t you gentle
..-u.4 should pass some law to stop
c-.eap, coWardIy, Iylng hlrellng from
SI:ppmg around 0, eI Lne SuaLe, MAKING
charges or causing charges to De
,--->~u dsaInSL our Iepu,dUle cltlZeAS,,
hGmiliatIng them and their families,
and putting them to expense by hay-.
ing them arrested and piaced in Jail
ala De4ng otherwise annoyed and
troubled, when there is absolutely no
tCundauon fok the charges, ana Cney
are made only to please the suspicion
Oh one OF these ,hlrenngs WHO calls
nImseIf a detective"
!. urge this upon you gentlemen.
because the citizen wno is 4.-,.S treat
Ell mas no redress in the law, and if
lie suouIu take ID ouO-,~44 = ..lI4 one
of these hirelings there would be a
great lurran thai ne was a Ied-hand-
ed murderer, and he would be forced
to employ lawyers and go through a
long ana tedious trial. Therefore,
the injured party must sit down and
say nothing, because no good man,
II he can nelp himself, wants the
D.ood OF his lelioW man upon his
hands, although in cases of this kind
l really believe it would be justified
Ootn III the sight Of man and God.
Incense tor SO-caned DcIccJlVes
/ respectfully recommend and urge
ve~,4ve, or so-calIeu detective, or per-
son acting as such, to pay a license
&c po4olc acting III such capacity in
this State, and that he be required
~ oI,e DCnd in sufficient amount, to
Ce filed with the secretary Of State,
before receiving such license, in order
that he may be held both civilly and
crimioally liable for any false impris-
onment, false arrest or faIse accusa- a
lion tnat ne may cause or make.
County DISpeuSary Boards.
l recommend tnat you change the
law pro.iding Cor the appointments
Of county dispensary boarus, so thai
it shall proylae tnat the members
said board shall serve until their SUI
ceSsors are appointed aud qualify.
TAe law now SIMPLY provides that
they SHALL serve for two years.
tuberculosis AOspi.ai
It is Useless for ne 70 call your
at III. 20 ,nc ,crl.oie 3avages ef
tuberculosis in his State, as well IS
lii .ye2y other section OF the country
This deadly discc-e is one Of the
g-c2tesl .Courges with Wnlca we al = 2
aTlicted It is no. only Gu duty, ol.t-
it is Ger AMY directly to our own per-
sonal interests, to make every en-
deavor to stamp it out, cooperating 5
with those who are devoting their
h.es in this great effort, and IL
ire meantime to lessen its rayages
as much as we can. |, therefore, re-
commend that you set aside suit
able piece OF la1d owned by The Stace,
ana that you make Sufficient -
for the erection thereon
# a tuberculosis sanitarium for the
treatment of this disease.
Mileage Decision and TWO.cent Pas
senger Rate.
beg leave to repeat my recommen-
dation asking that you pass an Act.
for a flat two-cent passeng-
er rate on all railroads in this State, =
am opposed to all kinds of mileage
BOOKS, cIangeable, interchangeable or
any other kind. l want it fixed SO
hat when a man gets on train and
lands a conductor cents he can ride
a mile, or when he hands him $780,
ne can ride 100 miles. do not wand
any mileage books.
heat and Brakes for Electric Cars. y.
/ recommend that you require that
all cars operated on electric lines in
his State, whether Within or without 7
he incorporate limits of any town or
city, be heated, when the Weather
IS such as to justify it in the interest
of the comfort of passengers on said
cars, and that these cars be supplied
WIN air or emergency brakes.
MY CGdSOu, SOnL1SmCh, AOl InAo 49,
commendation should be apparent 4
even without it being stated. Ladies
come out of heated stores and get in
% these cars on a cold day for ride
If four or five miles, or possibly more
In the different suburbs around Cof%s
ambla, for instance, people have to
walk some distance on a cold, rainy
lay to the car line, and take the car
or ride of some distance. They
get their feet wet, and have to sit in
these cold cars for considerable
while. Discomfort and sometimes
illness is the result.
These companies already have thsM
for the operation of the
cars, and to provide heat in the cars
when it is necessary, would cost
only the installation of the heat
ing appliance. The same would be
rue as to the proper brakes. The old
hand crank and chain system Of brak-
IS is out of date; is slack and ineftl-
cient, and is menace to life and