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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09
Ginsefmbrt
@urSeu Die geaulteu beS &SeiteuS
WGnnerf)ors.

9elegentli9 Der am perflofensn
RoHtaa in 50. Stsible's 1oue, Ro.
1909 ssreeman 9lpsnus itottsebGbten
geriammlun9 oss @sit Cincinnati
RdnnerhOrs, in pel6er prdffoenl
9lnop SO6itraber ben 9urfib, unb
5etrstdr 9lusuit Weupsr oas PrptDtoII
fibrte, purbsu bic fir pog IaufsnDs
oSa6r eripGbIten geamteH oura ben
ebemulieen 9i5ssprdiioenten Sohn
9ruds IeisrIid,ft initallirt. Die Hsueu
Seamten limb:
9rdiioent: glnop So1Itraber.
gise sgraiiosut: 2luguit Susrssns
ir.
qrutctOl. .SetretGr: 9(uauit Maper.
9sinan3. 3.SetretGr: Ular Uliiler.
S6dbmsiiter: .. grineelmann.
l. gibIiothetar: Surl geuber.
2. gibliptbetdr: 9eoro 9rimmeiien.
5iriaent: Geora 9roh.
DeIeaat gum 9eutih 4meritdnls
'Geu StuntperbaRo: 4usuit Nla1er.
9eleadt CUR Eeutt6en 3da 9elslI'
ibaft: 6rit Weeuer.
5a6nsntrdaer: iSriB Soilbebrouo
uno Stunt Disorih.
9lls neue attiue Wiitelieoer ipurbeii
bic Serren spbn gtider unb Robert
Bitter aufeenommen uno Der 8ersin
bat. bant Der pOrtrsfflitsu Seitun9
feitsns oss 9rGiinsutsn u. So9itraber
cine Is6r fiattli9e MiteIiebsr5ahl.
glm sSGussrfeit. bag am
20. sSuni in Retpport itattfinoet.
pirb Der 9ersin iih pcl5ablis bsz
tbeiIi1en uno aubsrbem puroe be-
ihlOHsn. eiusn MaiausfIus uaa ga=
tespiue, Sr6.. su MAIDEN.
Rad Der Grleoigung Der GeihGfie
lporen bic wlitglisbsr oss @ereius be
5dits bss Serbsrsspaters BEL eiHsm
pitautsn SdieupIsffer nit benz u6tbiz
een @sritsuiaft uno iis perlebsn Derz
aniigte Siunbsn. Selbitreceno puros
auf p1s WobI oes @aItqsbsrs Elm
oreifdhes ooHnsrnbes 5oh dusaes
braht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09

men purbs. Ri9tsr yeatman perurs
tbeilte 2lrt6ur gu elmer @elbitrnfe Don
$25 nebit aoitsn, pGbrenb George sez
gen fpel9en bns 3eusniB beg Or.
80. Cries ipra4, 6 Wonate alrbeitss
9dus unb 5000 9elbitrafe nebii Roiten
ais Strufe 6inusbmen mubts. Der
Ri9tsr beodusrte, ben Roipbp ni9t
itreneer beitrafen Su tOnnen.
Der pom Geifdftsfiibrer oes Stdns
barb 5benters, Sarrp 9art, Der 8ers
lsumbung bsi6ulbists 9beater 9lsent
sSrant 2ipingiton, ipurbe orr9 Ri4s
Ter Ysatman gu elmer 9eloitrafe BON
$500 nebit Soften perurtbeilt. 5err
part mar an Der @erurtbeiIuus ui4t
Defenders iutereiiirt.
Der 9iliaroballsu 9eiiser Gus.
9afibis, elm 9riede, ipuroe 81 elmer
Celebrate BON $50 nebit Soften bers
urtbeilt, oa CT Wiinberidbrieen bas
9iaiarbIpiel in ieinsn Sallen seitattst
bate.
sSu eIller 0elptfrofe pon SlUO Hfpll
&oiien purbe Der Wtilhbdnbler Wilz
liam Bar aus Ult. !6ealtbp DerurtbsiIt,
in oeFen gsIiB peripGferts MiI4 pors
gefunoen lpuroe
DGpib 2iaiu. bon Ro. 1882 Central
QDs. erpirtte i'm Muui5ipal 9eriht
siuen Saftbefebl sssen Duiau Wariaz
npn, on Der Central 9lpenue unb 2is
bsrtp StraBs fpobnbait, untsr bsr Be
fhulbigung Der beabfidtisteu E0os
tuns. Ra6 9lusitsluug oes 5dftbes
febls briidte 2iain ben Wuni9 aus,
isinen ;5einb perfDRIid aui 9runo
bes 5dftbefe6ls in ben Gepdhrfam
sinliefern gu oiirfen, ipeIte 9itte ibui
niht erfiiIlt peroeN touHte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09

Senrp Suffer 1T EeIton,ertsboll.
lfrefer boa sophie a1tter, Derionn.
lien $500,
Seirrp Beitenberg lit NahlaBber.
ipalter BON Sopbie @ejteuberg.
@riinoeigentbuu $4,000.
60. q. Tufer 1T 0adlabDgrapolter
bon giarp g. 2uder, perionaIien
$1,000.
Carrie Sea II. 5eitamentspouitre.
derin BON Gam. Snl, @riuI6eigen.
tbum $500.
Yerf6iebenes.
Marp grown erIangte elm llrtbeiI
iiber 500 gegen Die Continental
GaiunltD 60. 8lanhe slaiion &c.
nanf elm foIdes iiber $37S.f6 gegen
Wargnret V. 2ptle. sSobn Repier EN-
ioIdles iiber 1926 segen Clara 8ol3.
Die gotter Watlod Srilit 60. bat
cine Sppotbefforberlrna iiber $691S..
q segen gbnn NcgaotIep uuo All
oere eingeflaet.
sSn Ser aInse bes ssacOb Sepob u
q. gegen ben HnflaB oes Teter
Sepob rpiroe bag 3eitament bes Ses.
tereu burd elm geroitt fiir siltig er.
Hart.
Die gobingfon Cincinnati Gle.
nateb 81. R. afto Sransier anb Bridge
60. bat eine Goroeruns lber 1854.
so gesen Die B. 6. s. an6 ct. 6. I.
60. einseflagt.
Neeen nneeblifen Sontraft6ru6s
bat aIer. u. SuoiOn cine alase iiber
$500 seeen 2ouis o. Sreentan ail.
aeitrenat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09
Yin Ses Brubers zeite
Gridloh i'd Der "a SABRE aite
Ylarfus Gpisein.

wsdrfiis epitein, Der Dor 10 Mo
iInten oils RuBlano iiber Canada nod
Cincinnati fam. erfd,oB iid seitern
Diorpei i'm getf, iDelfes er nit lei
ncni yriber Saniuei tbeilt. Die Bril-.
Scr rcbntrn bel iirem Sufel slbra.
lam Nraiib an Der 2amrel Strabe
rilo Central gpenue, ipoieibit aralB
nit icinrr ,srau einen Heinen. Ora.
ririaetnr @nnren 2a6en befreibt.
Dinrfne, lpcld,er % Sabre alt irno
Sufihmieo BON 8eriIf lit, ipar chen.
10 uie iein gruOer Gam laneere 8eit
auber Arbeit, lmo selang es ben Bril-
bern trob niler Uhibe Hiht irgeno
iueld;e geids1iiiaung gi iinoen. slnI
Tcnneritas stbeno beiano iid) Gam
kereits i'm geft OILS Rartus nad
5auie fam Gas 2belna Der arbeits-
loiiGfeit ipiIroe mieoer er5rtert, no.
raiif Gam feinen 9rlioer ailfforoerte.
I'D, out dis3uihlaien. sSd iueroe baIS
Gut ifIaien". dnfrorteteDl Dlarflls, mel.
den @orien Gam, Der nidts goies
abute, ipeiter feline Beoeut,ing bel.
mag.
@egen iedss lin Woraens b5rte
Gam cine geipaItise Tefonation. ood
fonilie er nidlts ieten. on es oiinfcI
im3irnmer mar. Rarfils. Der perid)ie,
oentiia sriraat tuuroe, sab feine
anhpOrt. tporauf Gam elm 3iin6bt .
eHtf(nmnte imb ,u ieinem gntiesen
lab. mas porgefaIlen mar. Zen Re.
roIper nod in Der Sano uno anf DER
sriIit rilhcno, bniid)te Rarfus ieineu
0eiii aus.
araiiB lmS Ssrau puroen idlneG
aeipedt iotpie Die EoIiBei benabrid,.
figt. bic Den iiingen Rnun mad, BEN
arnnfenbanS if)niitc. rpo Die aerBte
nur nod, Den bereits einsetreteneH
1oo feitite!ien fonnteii, lporuuf bic
Sei6c nndl Der Ntorgie geid,ciit
ipuroe Ger Gcroners GouitabIer iuo
meirere goIiBiiten oirdiildlfen oie
tiiieften oeS lc0ten mn6 ianoeu elm
9nnftnd,, fpeld,es MIR noh Die Cunt
me pon 50 anfipies.
Ter 9lepclper. nit iuelf,em bic
That ailsaeiiibrt iumroe. lit elm billi.
aeg Sabrifdt uno batte ii6 Wtartus
SenieIben erii ON 9onneritng ge.
fanit. Cine ansnbI gntronen lpiIroen
in Der Rodtnid,e Ses WsnHnes porge.
ilInben. Gam Gpiiein ertlarte bent
GonitabIer Stagnaro. Dab iein Brit.
scr lid, anidvinenb iiber feline Ar.
beifsloiiafeit aehdrnrt babe. Der
26at liegt feline 2iebesoiinire ooer
icnit etipas ,u@rInne. onYearfns MIR
nit eincr pertpa/ten aainiIie In
Qetington, an, forreiponbirte. Die
2eite iruroe ourb ben Coroner 70.
fort naf 5eitiielluna Der limItdnoc
sur 9eeroisims freiseseben iino fpol.
fe Der CnfeI n. aruub ben 1ootrn
nod aeftrn Nndmittng nod Slid.
fprads mis- Dem geitnfter unb bes
gfabbiners beerhgen Idfien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09
Zd6ne 2lusH6tem.
ltntr itmitanbeu sicbts i'm nGdDiten
CONNER iuieOsr sinen Streif
Der Gisfubrltnte.
Sie molten am Sonntan p;d' "biie'
fern nnb Sroben, ialls ibrem /.
@HnidI Hidlt entlproa,s.
pirb, NIT eiHsm Streit.

Inter llmitGnben iiebt Cincinnati
i'm tommennen CONNER tpieber Elm
Iusitanb Der Gisiubrleuie beDor.
Cine bissbeaiislide gsmertuna mahi,
asit.rn 2ouis g. 9titel, Der 9ei6dftss
agent Der Union Der gisfubrleu!e s.s
IesentIifl Der Sibnng oes Staotrotbs.
Stomnlittees fiir glitteI irno Neae.
I'm bieisr Sibung tpuroe ndmIit
ii6er bic tiirslih i'm Staotratb aui
WuHi5 Der Union Der Gisfubrlsuis
unterbrsitste SrbinanS bsratbi9last.
ourh fueIhe bic 2lblieferuna DON Sis
an SoHuiagen perbotsu p.rbeu fol,
!5err 0iIisl bsmsrtie. bab bic Gis=
fubtl.ute bsrsifs TN psrflofisuen Cont
mtr orauf unb bran tpdren. an ben
Girsit au usheu neil fis an Sonntasen
ni6t drbsitsn ipollten, db.r isiner
llsberreounsstInIt sslang .s, ben
Strsit su psr5iiien na9osm sr ben
9suten in ausiibt sef.nt battle, baB
dlIer Babriteinlifitit nab Dor Dem
fomm.nb,n CONNER gisahlisftrung
an SonntaasH Derboten i,ln piirb..
.sssm ndtiieH CONNER" fblob Ssrr
9iitsl, ..iperosH Die 2suis untsr lei
Hsn umitdnbsH an SOHntaasn arbsis
ten
G.sn Die Sroinana iprad Dr.. Y.
8. aanois. Der ftdbtiids 0siunbe
hsits5eamis, uHo er bob bsrpor. oab
sipeifsIsobns bas Werboi Der gisab.
li.isruHg an SOnntaaen basu beitra.
gen piirDs, bic SttrbIi6,.it untsr ben
GinbsrH su ,rb6bsn. .3auisnbs DON
;Samilisn", ioat, Or. aonbis, limb
nift 10 ssitsqt, baB lie fia er5bsr.
Gispprrdibe siHIeseu t5nnsn, uno bic
syoIss piirbe oonH Isin, bab bic Ril4.
bic sur GrnGbruna Der Sduslings
uuo tlsintu 0iHber bentst lpirb. p,rs
birbt. unO bi, Grtranfuna, ia In pie
len fdIsn ben 5ob bes Siupes nad
iid ai.bt. aud anbere RabruHgsmits
tel piirSer natlirIid neroerbeu.~
Qlntpalt Gun Dio[Ipn, Der aIs Der,
tretsr osr iTrenhsBdusr 60. 3ur
Steae mar, bate i'm prin;ip nidts
asstn bic Sroiudna. nahts isbo& bls
rauf aufmsrtiam, bab bic Srbinun3
9eftimmuRsen ,ntbnltsn iolIis. Our9
ipeIde Is m6aIih ipiirbe. an Sonntas
gen arrangements sum S9uB BON
.ieitt perb,rbIitsn Maarsn su trsfi,n.
gu Gunittu Der Srbinnns fprofeH
aIs gertretsr Der Union Der gisfubrs
lsnie GbarIes 70. Ratisrmau uno
2puis 6. Tiii,I. ioipie Itomds Rcs
Uaanus als 9.rtreter bes Central
aabor Council.
SIM 9nufe Der 9lrpmerte fpirSe lei.
tens Der 9.rtrstsr Der Union bemtrlt.
hab Cincinnati Die einsiae @robtatt
in Ohio Isi, in rpelhsr gis an Conn
iugsn dbseliefert piirbe. 4uf oisie g.s
msrtuna bin ipuroe Or. 2onbis bon
6srrn Mullsn ,riudi, iih nit ben Be-
bSrbsn Der ur6bsrsn Stdote i'm Staas
ie in 9erbiHouua au itben unb In Grs
fdbruna III briuseH tpis man bort bic
Trdee fofi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09
oMmfge3sgem" NIT Batter
Jpbn's Mebi3in, iueld)e
es bon einent fardjtbarett
.6mftett fmrirte isab es
anfbante.

Ger saier iaate In einsm firsIidtn srieis:
.yssin fieiBes IS1ierIsin iif seivib elm silo
bcs cseiHuebeii. Sie bdfie siH iiarfes quuseH'
Isibm NIT einem fur6ibarsn 6nffeH. Natsem
MIR bic Rebisfn eiues arsies probiu. weI4e
issi.is bali. paten lpir lbr Baisr 5ebH's gssop
SIN nit ssm erirfnii6eH 9siuftat sab Ne BAH
renas. nHb. MIR ipiiIen. bah gaisr 3ctn's @se.
Iisin Fss asfiins srbalisu uire. tllnifrsstfnsi)
q. c. arosffae. edHesbcrs, gliHu.
Batter aobH's wsssisIu 10 cine a6ets Uaeot'
AIN far ainstr fofpobl wis diters eeuie neil ~
I.sn aIgobol oser flhabIits Groenen In irssnb'
iyslAr gorm eHfbalt tcneern sas sarss
zstirm Fiarit aab anfbant. benn fIe bsiistt aus
Yeinsn lnb su,rdeIldsn 5nsreDstHsisn.
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Gtsrbli&feitsberidbt.

Rstii, Soffmdnn. rs, TIT Sobn
Strabs. 9uftr0hrsnenisiinbuns.
Bernard Gpsrs. SO. 724 9oHn,rss
berger StrdBs, guHsentnt5iinbuns.
elisob,tb 9lIbers, SO. Ct. Rdrisn
5cIpitoI, Gebirnihlaa.
earri. Wc9OnaIb. 76. 9o6 Rid
mOnb StroBs. Riersnltiben.
Caroline gDdrmaH. 66, 1892
Gait,rn 2lpenu,, 5uqueit in Gfapsb,.
5rani gonotpith. 40, 1919 5ars
rifOn aDs.. Snqusit In Sdtpebe.
2bomas apn, r.. So. s14 %. 8.
Strdbe. 9uHgsHsutiiiuouns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09
&ermift.

9ic BoIi5ei puroe aeItern BON beir
9erifapinoen ocs 80 Sabre nlten
3inumermnnnes Ben Sorit uon gto.
1443 gouman sloeuue IN 4cnntlrifI
eeieet, Der ieit oem IA. 9e5enber
aus ieiuer @obnirus oersniBt wi<o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09
CsOttrsbienit in SOSmann's gSithucH'
beimatb.

9lm Sonntds ged9mittae um baIb
orsi llbt finoet in Der gobmonnidsn
Bittipenbetmdtb ein 9ottesbRnii
itatt. Der BON Ssrrn poitor 3. 6. 9.
5iIhba9 Don Der gritsn 9eutfdsn
air&e seIittt pssoen
pirA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-09

yssnie Dapis, As, 1853 anOr siry
GoIlsniteine.
Warp Dubps, 60, 1o4o gdber
Strabe 5trSildppenfe6ler.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-23
BENDING ARC OF STEEL
ABOUT POLISH CAPITAL
German Generals Leading Their Men
In Operations to SQeeze Russian
Forces Out of Salient.

London, July 19.-With the Ger
man Field Marshals von Hindenburg
on the NORTH and ven NIackensen on
the south whipping forward the two
ends of great arc around Warsaw,
it is realized in England that Grand
Duke Nicholas, in defending the city
has the most severe task imposed on
Tim since the outbreak of the European
war. Some military writers seem to
think the feat is wellnigh impossible.
There was sustained confidence that
Germany's previous violent attack
along the Bzura-Rawka front never
would pierce the Russian line, but the
present colossal coordinate move was
developed with much suddenness and
carried so far without meeting serious
Russian resistance that more and more
the British press is discounting the fall
CT the Polish capital, and while not
giving up all hope of its retention, is
pointing out tie enormous difficulty the
Russian armies have labored under
from the start by the existence of such
a salient.
Unable to straighten out their line
by an advance through East Prussia,
in the north, and Galicia, in the south,
the Russians perpetually have faced
the pincers of the Austro-Germanys
and if these can be sufficiently tight
ened Warsaw must go and with it the
entire line.
AS was the case Saturday when the
Austro-Germans recorded the success
of their offensive in the least, no Of
fciai communication from either Ber-
lin or Vienna reached the London
newspapers today Saturdays CON-
nunication was released Sunday for
publication and up to nearly midnight
no new communication has come to
hand. In the absence of additional
Official information froIa Petrograd,
there is nothing TO throw fresh light
cn the eastern front, but the Austro-
German advance could hardly so soon
have lost its momentum.
According to the latest accounts,
the Austro-German forces, advancing
from Przasnysz, were within 40 miles
Of Warsaw; while to the south, Won
MacAensen's center at points was
within ten miles of the Lubin-Cholm
railroad.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-23
WINSTON-SALEM MAN
SAVED FROM DEATH
]. E. Erwin Says Wonderful Remedy
Brought Him Astonishing
Relief.

J. E. Erwin, of Winston-Salem, N. c.,
was for a long time the victim of seri-
Gus disorders of the stomach. He
tried all kinds of treatment and had
many doctors.
One day ne took dose of Mayrs
Remedy and was aston
ished at the results" The help he
sought lad come He wrote:
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my life. 1 could have lived but few
weeks more mad it not been for your
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sufferers who ought to have some Of
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Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per-
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after eating, pressure Of gas in the
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on an absolute guarantee-it not salts
factory money will be returned.
adv
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three phones day in little shop IN
his back yard, and he found ready
sale for them, too Finding this work
success, he organized the Mason
Electric company, out of whica grew
the incorporation, some time later, OF
the Telephone Manufacturing company
Of Sumter, and still later the Sumter
Telephone Manufacturing company,
which existed up 10 a short time ago.
Sumter phones became known all over
tie United States and were shipped to
many foreign countries as we'll. But
the business was not destined to grow
beyond certain point. The gradual
expansion of the Bell interests into
Southern territory began to cut down
the sales of Sumter made telephones
to an alarming degree, and, as one
member of the firm expressed it. Gin
self defense Mr. Mason had to get to
work on something else Mr.. Mason
was equal to the occasion. After two
years of experiments WITH two or three
loyal experts on electrical devices he
produced the Dixie 2M magnetic, which
is said to be superior tc any other
magnetic on the market It's worth
was recognized almost at once, and to-
day, employing about 200 men, the
company is making arrangements for
the enlargement of the plant, whereby
something like 1000 workmen will be
busy every day making Sumter mag
netoes. The Sumter Electric company,
by the way, is now a subsidiary COM
pany of the Splitdorf Magnetic COM
pany of Newark, n. J., having been
absorbed by this big company a short
time ago. The Dixie 3M magneto's
superiority lies first Of all in its SIM
plicity. About five years were spent
altogether by Mr. Mason in developing
it ito its present stage
Mr. Mason at go is a hale and hearty
man of a genial disposition that makes
every one of his workmen a loyal part
of the Mason factory. The inventor
keeps up with all his employees, and
like Henry Ford, he not only does this
because it is good busin ess," but be-
cause he has the interests of his men
a: heart.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-23

I in which the progressive monarch was
deeply interested.
Mr.. Mason was IA years old when
he built tie prize steam engine. Such
chit" did it make that he received
orders for duplicate engines from a
number of persons in different parts
of the country.
Some time after this Mr.. Mason,
still young man, went to work at a
sawmill near his home town. 1t was
here that tie accident occurred which
caused him to suffer the loss of a leg.
While working around the saw some
thing about the machinery went wrong
and Mr.. Mason found that tooth from
the saw had buried itself in his leg.
Two different operations resulted in
his losing the limb entirely.
But Mr. Mason had not forgotten
his boyhood success as an inventor,
nor could his creative mind be s:illed,
and before long te was working on a
cotton picking machine, which is now
acknowledged to be the most success
full machine of its kind ever produced.
In fact, a number of the machines
were built and sent to the Louisiana
cotton belt, and some 200 bales of
cotton we're picked with them. Mean
w1ile, however, the financial interests
of the project had been assumed by a
wealthy Charlestonian who had bought
from Mr.. Mason the manufacturing
rights to the cotton picker. This man
died soon afterwards, and his estate
went into litigation soon after, causing
the death of the cotton picker. OF
course, at this time, there were no ball
bearings or gasoline engines. Those
who know Of the machine agree that if
I these two things had existed at the
time, Mr.. Mason's cotton picker would
have been the perfect solution of the
problem of the substitution of machine
labor for hand labor in the cotton field.
It might be added, in concluding this
part of the story Of Mr.. Mason's in
yentive career, that at tie time he was
working on his cotton picker there
would, at times, be seven or eight
Pullman cars switched off al Sumter
in single day, these cars bringing
interested parties from all over the
country to see Mr. Mason's cotton
picker.
After losing on his picker, as stated
above, Mr.. Mason began experiment.
ing with telephone apparatus, and it
was not long before @e was making
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-23
NOMINATES MASON
FOR NAVY BOARD
Was Formerly Manufacturer of Tele'
pbones-NOw Makes MagnetOes.
Is IN Inventor.

The State, 20th.
Gov. Manning announced yesterday
that he had recommended c. T. Ma
son, Sumter county's inventive genius,
to Secretary Daniels of the navy for
appointment as member of the ma
tional inventions board. Mr.. Mason
invented the high tension magnetic
and tas made several important i'm
provements on the telephone. He is
a close personal friend of Edison and
makes frequent visits to the great
wizard of electricity. Mr. Mason is at
the head of the company at Sumter
which was organized to manufacture
magnetoes. The company manufac-
;ured telephones until several years
ago.
Ttat Mr.. Mason be appointed was
suggested by the governor in per-
sonal letter to the secretary Of the
navy. Gov. Manning has been init
mately connected with Mr.. Mason
for many years and believes that he
ranks high as an American inventor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-23

l suffered in that way for about two
years, when I got Doan's Kidney Pills
at Glider & Weeks Drug store and
began taking them. The first box
helped me and several boxes did me
a world of good''
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Higgins had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-23
Meant Work For Him.

''You look as if you'd lost the best
friend you mad in the world" remarked
the man from Patchhogue. whats
seems to be the trouble?''
my boss has notified me that tne
office will close at noon OH Saturdays
during the summer months" replied
the speuonk commuter.
81 don't see why YOU should feel 81
glum about that
You don't. Ell? Do you know what
that order means to me? 1t means
that III t@aye to spend my Saturday
afternoons out in the hot sun wedding
the garden, instead Of sitting at my
desk enjoying the cool breeze from an
electric fan
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-23

I think home love is the best. The
love that you are born to is the sweet
est tat you will ever have on earth
You, who are so anxious to escape
from the home nest, pause moment
and remember that this is so. Il
is right that the hour should come
when you in your time should become
a wife and mor1er and give the best
love to others, but that will be just II
Nobody, not a lover, not husband
will ever be so tender or so true as
your father and mother. Never again
after strangers have broken the beau
tiful bond will there be anything SO
sweet as the little circle Of moUner
father and CHILDREN where you were
cherished, protected, praised and kept
from harm You may not know it
now, but you will know it some day
Whomsoever you marry, true and good
though he may be, will, after the lover
days are over and the honeymoon has
waned, give you only what you deserve
of love or sympathy, and usually much
less, never more.
Selfish people are unhappy and make
themselves uncomfortable They take
no comfort in seeing others happy
and envy those who may be better OF
than themselves in any respect; they
think unkindly of them and, if they
can, rob them of their pleasure. Dis
cord and dissension are often the re-
suits of the snap and snarl of selfish.
ness. Upon the other Ehand, gladness
may be diffused by gentle word, a
willing service gained by kindly re-
quest and a soft answer turneth away
wrath. There is no sense in scolding.
It IS more than weakness or folly;
it is sin, doing much evil to the
scolder and the scolded. 1t is the
opening of the draft of internal and
Internal fires that ought to be quench-
ed. 1t scorches and indames others
hearts and minds that should be kept
from evil. Scolding never does good.
Affability toward others cultivates am
liability in the actor. The courtesies
practiced in social life are just as
charming in tie home circle. "Be
courteous"
Child of sorrows, knowest thou not
that beyond the clouds there is al
ways a light, and that all night long
the stars are in the sky. The bright
green heart of spring may be, is be-
meath the deepest SHOWS. Look up,
the sweet tomorrow may cause for
getting of the disappointments of to-
day. The sun follows rain and the