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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-08

Lest we forget. In writing an ac-
count of the meeting of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, or rather
of their proposition to the meeting OF
the parent ateachers on Wednesday
afternoon, it might be well to review
as briefly as possible little history
in connection with the proposition to
make the old court house communl-
tv building. 1t seems that those who
discussed it at the meeting know
very little about it.
The Herald and News and Mai. J.
F. J. Caldwell during 1908 and pre-
vious had been sayeing a good deal
about the using Of the building for d
rest room and library. Maj. Caldwell.
wanted it used for library and rest
room lille The Herald and News
had as it's main idea the use of the
building for a rest room and audi
torium for meetings of various kinds.
1t seems now that so far as the meet
ing On Wednesday is concerned thai
to those present the idea Of COM
munitv building is entirely new. When
the vote was put on removing the
building The Herald and News op-
posed the removal. There were many
of our friends who thought We were
wrong and wanted the building torn
down so as to enlarge the public
square and place a park where the
building is and around the monument.
At the county convention held IN
May, 1908, Mr.. f. T. y. Hunter Offer
ed the following resolution which was
seconded by Cole l. Blease and un-
animously adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense OF
this convention that the removal "
disposition Of the old court house be
submitted to the people at the ausust
primary and the executive committee
make necessary arrangement to o.
tain the will OF the people
Mr.. Geo. B. Cromer is reported IN
The Herald and News as saying tina.
it was not place to discuss the re-
solution but he was heartily in favor
of retaining the old court house ana
making of it a resting place for thv
Ladies who came to town.
Mai. Caldwell and Fred H. Domin-
lex were appointed a committee TO
prepare the proper manner Of sub
mitting the question in the primary.
Mr.. Dominick who was county chair
man was also requested TO obtain
legal opinion as to the title of the
property and whether or not The title
would remain il the county after the
building was used for other purposes.
This he did and from Hon. Geo. 5.
Mower. and the following is the op1n-
ion:
August 20, 1908.
To the Democratic Voters OF Newoerry
County:
The committee to whom was refer
red the matter of examining the title
to the "Old Court House Lot and re-
port as to the effect, if any, the re-
moval of the present building would
have On the title to the lot, respeclT
fully report that at the request of the
committee, Hon. Geo. S. Mower mas
rendered the opinion herewith pub
lished.
It is unnecessary for the commit
tee to add anything to this opinion
as it fully covers the ground asked
for by the executive committee.
Respectfully submitted
Fred H. Dominick,
County Chairman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-08


sun shines. 1t is also written: Gle
that obseryeth the wind shall not SOW;
aid ne that regardeth the clouds shall
not reap 1t is ours to do our duty
as We see it, and to do it now, ana
the results will take care of them
selves. In the morning SOW thy
seed, and in the evening withhold not
thine hand; for thou knowest not
whether shall prosper, either this or
that, or whether lney both shall be
alike good" So / go on sowing in the
morning and in the evening | with
Ac!d not mine hand. l try to do good
all the time and to help every good
cause without thought OF myself, and
only mention this here because I
want the good people who have start
ed the park to go ahead and buy the
land and make it a permanent in
sutution Of the city and call it any
thing they want to, and they will find
me helping them all the time and In
every way that | can. | will wear
out another typeWriter-machine
mean-writing for the cause, if | can
get some one to help me pay for 1t.
OF course, my stuff is worth wnols
lot to The Herald and News, but the
editor has not been paying me very
promptly reckon he will let this
pass.
o
By the way, just one other thing in
regard to what the editor said about
me and Bryan and What they have
done. Why bless your life, if the edl-
tor has done anything worth while,
why let him 90 On doing the same
thing and casting bread upon the wa
ters, and his reward will come. What
better reward could any one want
except, of course, he should have a
little bread to keep life going-but
what better reward should he want
than to see the things he has osen1
pleading for all these yeals really
come to pass. That should be glory
q plenty for "me and Bryan :.
1 was reading the other day the
story of Marion Harland's life, as
published in a magazine. You know,
her real names Mrs. Edwar& Payson
Terhune. She will be IS years ole
in January next and she arises every
p.orning at $50 o'clock and writes
for an l1our-and she uses a type
writer-and then has breakfast at
7::3O. At 8 she is back at her desk
and she works until one o'clock and
then after lunch she is out of doors,
and she enjoys the best Of health. She
was born and reared in the good CID
southern town of Richmond. Virginia,
and had plenty, and plenty OF slaves
to do her bidding and yet size is the
author of "Comon Sense in the House
hold" they tell me great book. And
a great cook book full Of the best
kind of recipes. When she Went to
house keeping she found the need Of
common sense. Well, Mrs. Harlanu
say, it took he: fifteen yeas to col
iect all the recipes and edi. Them But
=! referred % Mrs. Harland to tell
YOU ttat she rises at So. IN hi
morning, works an hour before break
fast and then works until oE.o O'Clock
md has lunch and that She is Gilt in
the open air until dinner tinie. And
sho is Sc years old and her picture
looks like a girl of 20 summers and
she has worked long time. And III
bet she does not retire earlier than
II or 12 o'clock. And she is never
tired, she says, she does not have
time to get tired. Did YOU ever no
tice that most all tired people you
meet are those who have nothing to
do. Work is rest.
Tho Id1eP
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-08

The turkey supper and oyster stew
BY the ladies of the A. r. P. church
will be given in the vacant storeroom
between the stores Of ]. T. Dennis and
the Evans Cash company Friday
night Go early so as to avoid the
rush.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-08
The Library.

During the very short winter after
ROOFS the library will open at 3:oo
and close at 5. The days are Mon
dav. Wednesday and Friday.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-08
August 20, 1908
Hon Fred H. Dominick,
County Chairman,


Dear Sir:
At YOUR request. have leohed into
the matter Of the legal status of the
"Old Court House Lot" so far as any
claim might be made to it on the part
of the heirs of John Coats based on
his conveyance of the same, dated the
eighth and ninth of September l'ss.
am of the opinion that Newberry
county has a good title to the lot III
question so far as any claim 10 II
bv the heirs of John Coats is con-
cerned.
Yours Very truly,
George S. Mower.
Major Caldwell contended that the
proper organization to take charge
Of the building if the proper legal re-
ouirements could be met was the IL
trary association and for the count
70 have a library ma Woaic be a
county affair open to all the people
Of the county r connection with the
rest rooms. The Herald and News
rather leaned TO the idea that tn
civic association should have cbars.
and that the city should furnish the
means to employ the proper helr t.
care for and keep the building mas
much as the building belonged to the
entire county but the town wouid Ge'
the greater advantage in that slce
an arrangement would make a tleas-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-08
THE IDLTR.
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notice that the editor writes two
columns or more about me and Bry-
an and he tells some very interest,"
ing Things. And he has something to
say about The Idler and The ldlers
Park Well it is true that | did for
several years have good deal to say
about park for Newberry, and l was
so glad when the park was opened
that l thought the thing was done,
and that soon the city or park as
sociation would buy the land and more
land adjoining. that | would not say
any more for the while at least. The
park was the thing was after. But
| wanted to see real park. and one
we'll regulated in every way. Maybe,
that is What they have. but have
seen and heard very little about it
during the past summer. 1t seems to
me that about the time the thing look
ed like it was materiaiizing there was
something being said about naming it,
and then there was to be voting
contest to decide what it is to be call
ed. Of course, the right and proper
name to give it is The ldlers Park,
because that is a pretty name, ana
then it would be some feeble .recos
milton and appreciation of the service
of a very humble and unassumins
citizen who has worn out one or tWo
very good typewriters-I mean ma
chines-writin2 about a park. but 1t
makes very little difference to me
what it is called The parks the
thing. am sticker I never go into
anything except to accomplish results.
| an a good fighter. tool mean with
my typewriter-and never did know
what it was to quit
o.
And this reminds me of little poem
l read the other day which l want
most earnestly to commend to the
young people especially, and it is good
for the old folk as we'll. Here it is.
Read it:
Sticking to 1t.
If the fish amt bitin' right,
What ye goin' to do
Chuck yer bait and quit the fight,
Or see the fishin' through?
OF course, ye amt! You'll stick TIL
night
IAN see the fshin' through
Believkr' that you'll get bite
An pull the fish in, too.
If the apps. are comm slow.
What We goin' to do
Chuck it up an let 'em go,
Or. "See the fishin' through"
Not on yer life! Yer goin' to fight
Until yer face is blue.
An, stickin' to it, MAKE em bite
That's what yer going to do.
A gutter never won fight!
The sticker's bound to WIN.
He fishes till he gets bite
And then he pulls 'em in.
Charles L. Tompkins.
Did you know it was almost Christ
mas. And that l am going to hang
up my stockings again this year.
hung 'em up last Christmas, and the
christmas before that, too, and DO
YOU know old Santa Claus passed me
right up, and didn't give me even q
well, the stockings were just as
empty the morning after Christmas
eve as they were when 1 hung them
up. Well. just 50 the old gentleman
remembers the children and the old
noon1a 7 will ha olad and haDny And
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-08

To go back to the park TOR mo-
ment and its name. | have known
parks to be named after people Who
only gave few feet of land for the
park, and | have known school houses
and school districts to be named In
the same way, when all that the don
d,h was to give some material
thing which they happened to have
alu who did very little to bring about
the establishment of the park or the
erection of the school houses, and the
people who really did the work that
counted in the establishment of the
park and the school were forgotten
and not even mentioned. Well, /
reckon it is all right. or it would not
be that way. 1t is only a symptom
of the materialistic age in which We
live. And the tendency which is man
ifest to worship at the shrine of NAM
mon. These things never worry me,
and if the good people of this old town
can get some one to give few acres
of dirt for a park, or if the people
of a school district can do the same.
WHY lot them name the park after the
donors OF the land and the school
likewise. 1t is written in the good
Book: Cast thy bread upon the va
ters: for thou shalt find it after man!
davs.' That is as true as holy Wit
can make it. Sometimes it NAY sem
many long days and even years, but
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
ORDENESE POR LA LEGISLATU-
RA DEL ESTADO DE TEXAS.

Secci6n Primcra' que ell Articulo
j4T5. Titul" 90 de los EstatutoS de
la Ley de 1911. Quedan por la pre-
scnte cnmendadoS Y en- 10 Successive Sc
lceri csc :rticuio en- Ia Siguiente ier
ma: ARTICULO 5475 (3225.) FL te
r%ratcniente tendri la prefercncia del
Gerecho de retenci0n. Todas aQuc.
las personals que rcntcn tcrreros. sea
en- dinero . Il palti,io, por tempo
determinado o amos, tCndran prcfe-
rcncia en- cl dcrccho de retcncion dc
la prcpiedad del alrendatalio. Sc
gun 10 indicare, este es, por la rentl
que Sc adeuda o por dineros o Sus
valores. por animales. herTamieEtas.
provisiones V habilitaciones que ell te
rrateniente haya puesto para el e.
fecto de sembrar 'lcvantar la cose-
cha scbre determinado lugar, hasta
0uedar eSa cosccha embodegada para
ell mercaIc habiendose hecho nece--
SarlO cSOS GlnSroS, hcllamlenIaS. a.
ninalcs V hahilitacioncs en- general
para 81 obieto va indicado. sea que
ell arrandamientu sea pagadero en-
dinero o con productos de la cose-
cha: pero este derecho de %retencion,
entitndase, Sc refiefe unicamente a
nabiiitacioncs en- general. hcrramien-
taS. animales. o demas que haysn
sido habilitados nor 81 terratenien-
te para el uso del a~rrendatario. como
tambien los valores de Ia cosecha lc-
vantaGa.
Pcro este Articuio no tendra un
efecto en- Ell case de persona arren-
dataria o ]parcionera. donde este po-
no TODD menos la TERRA V que el te-
ratcnientc carguc mis- Ge una terce-
"a rarte del grano o Il cuarta Par
tie del algodon, nj donde el terrate-
riente habilitandc TODD. menoS q trn
bajo directa o entertainments carsa
mas de las medals. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
APROVECHE LAS OPORTUNIDA.
DIES QUE Sc LIE OFREZCAN

81 a!srien lie ofree'ers a uSteo ay"'
CARLO p'0po'eo' pa"
aumentar SuS eh'f"o"S oe ''"e'o' .
negaria listed a hace'ie case!
NoSotros deSeamoS aEudar Il listed
para que uSted no. ayude Il IL Ne"'
QueremoS que. apafte dc Sus ocupa-
clones rdinarlas 'leVe uS'eo como
negocio. en- los "atoS perdidoS. una
aeencIa tie LA fiitNSA ell :! luSaF
dc su r~eSidehc'"' este" IoSI"'" "u-
mehiar Sus eI'''""S Tx "'''i"' nv
otFoS o"nleh"FeiloS u''" H'"Sol o"'
cll!aclon de hucStro perloHIc". 81 ne
netlciara listed y 0 oeheilciafemoS
nosolfoS' Y SCORE 'oAo' "''" uH'e"
una o~portunldad Il nuestfoS compa-
trlotaS para que can LA hrN
que eS e P|erioolco "e los "'eN'o"'.0s
Y para los meNicaAoS' q "heJol "e IoS
puolicados en- eSpahoi ell IoS E>I""oS
Unldos, Y eI unlco que. d~eSapasio-
nadam"ntc. trata los aSuntos dc nues-
ira patria.
NoSotros k pr"p"r'ioiaremoS ma.
tcrial dc propaganda para ayuHafIe n
vcnder Ia PitENSA o mas facl-
lidad: listed solo tendra que d"fSe a
noe como agemte dc hueStro pc
riodicc :. en- Su mlsrha casa. al SaIll'
de 81 trabaio. 81 traraJa para otroS'
O al eStar atcndlend9 .! mlSmo' 81 10
hacc para listed. iran a buScarIo los
intercsados. Por S~upueSto. que 81 us
ted ocupa papelcroS para que Vocecn
el peri6dico en- las GALES. SuS TentaS
scran mayoreS. asi como SuS ganan-
| cias.
Todo mundo tiene la obligation de
| mirar siempre hacia adelante. De-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
EN- CASA AJENA
IMPRESIONES Y SEMBLAZAS

M vida franco. vida de c~Onflan-
"a. porque sabemos cuantc p~iensan,
cuanco sienren ' cuanJo anhelan, y
Sc proponcn hacer. bajo IL idea pa
triotica de salvar a Mexico, de no
exDcnerlo mas 4 las contingencies
de nuevas d~eStrUcciones. nj a nue.
vos desprestigios. nj = nue"oS oeS-
precios del extranieco, nj a nucvas
acechanzas del exterior, Y Ell cSta
pucva idea nos uniremos todoS. Guam
do Ia tucrza desenfrenada de las pa
stones Sc sicnta Anita de sa~tlstaccio"
= ahrumada dc ~dcSpresrigio. Y coda
q las p~rotcstas de Ia oponion. 4
quijn. en- cI medic de ansicdad Ell
que vive no eucucntra intcres don
&c - halIa aiguna o~ri"ntacio". a.gun
nensamiento noble. al&una irteilgen
cia capaz dc products luz dondc solo
Sc italian sombvas? iESta en- Mexico
10 que Mexico Eecesita? GEsta tucTa
de aoue pals Hay que buSc2rio CON
interos q intcres Ge pa]triotaS. Leea-
mos. nucs. I'm Casa A@tna' ' "A Vi
sion clara dc muchas @cnteS cue Dor
ella dessilan nos o~frecera datos que
en- aIsuna OCCASION nos pucden ser
mIy. n~eclsariOs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
ogRAs DE- ~EDUClCION.

Arrlm-rug -rmeTr-Ii goT Jr"uiiu..--s w
Nr.:wr's-t elemental. f'T N'thH7-..' -
NEm7srg l. s..H..~ r-ra uIt"~-.--..- ~
81. elemental 8a .u--IG.. ... 80
rpurr- Us g.. f.--r8s.t q" @.NLro 10
Cn-.a.n..Y .e a-4mt'..a C4>te;lgaa. sesaG
IA AraIem.a ii a4g.t -
Cam3a1' l..>..l4'. ,'.-y.'.''. w re -
'-s.,-. T. u.t.a-. a---. "E '',A 29'
car-r.--aa g.. 81 -ai. tarl.d J rroln-lt..
para Jos -.1e-. AiN.t-.t-. D.
CaTfa-s da 4 ."lErT-t"-1. IN t'--'>' ,1
conrsr-lc..aa = aprr.r.onr, c~eia'.vas 4 ia
heroes U.!agso y j.a-ez .. 70. 90
Corpsndl0 80 ~Grsuat.ra 'a-,"l!aaa. ,e--A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
Las ]esportaciones por
n. York en- NoUiembre

NuEVA YORK. Diciembre -.
La exportaci6n de mercancias de es-
tie pals, in~cluyendo municiones de
guerra de todas classes, enviadas por
este puerto Ell el mes de Noviembre.
alcanzaron I'm valor de doscientos
treinta Y dos milloHeS setenta Y
cinco dolares. contra ciento ochenta
V cuatro m~illones ochocientos seten-
Ia V siete mil, ochocicntos dos do!A-
res en- ieual mes del ano pasado. ii
valcr de las impcrtaciOnes fue mas
baJo que EN- ell mismo periodic de
1915.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
NIcEFORO zANBRANO PASO
RUkBD 4 NUEVA YORK
FL TeSOreru General del carranciS-
mo lleva una cOmiSi0n de-
''paz : finanzaS"

Anoche paso por esta ciudad Nice
foro Zambrano. Tesorero General de
Mexico en- el gobierno de Carranza.
Va rumbo a New York, acompanado
de Manuel Bauche Alcalde Y va con
mission. segun Sc dice. de paz Y fl
nanzas. FL diio solamentc que iba
cen negocios o~ficiales de Carranza.
En- Nueva York Sc dctendra solo po-
COS diaS ' de ALI ira 1 Washington.
donde los negocios que lleva seran
tratados. Segin Sc sabe. los negocioS
que lleva Zambranc va han comen-
zado a vcntilarSe pnr los comislona-
dos mcNicanos q las confcrenciaS dc
paz. con varies financieros dc New
York. pero sin que sc sepa 81 han
tcnido cNito alguno.
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MAS CONSULES CiRR\NClSfAs
IN ESTiDOS UNiD0S

uI'ERETARO. Men,. hrrl"mnrr
Ig-Nruu>tian" Carranza ha NOM
nraiu lu- <i=jiirntr> r5n-uir> 81 al.
ri5n Il JOS Il que Va ii"nr IN '">
ESfadu> Indies. Il. MilIdna.N. H.
uhIra.n: Y. u. Murai"s.d Il. Louis.
Me-. .Iu>,. CulIado H. Newport News
\ Malta, ortiz H. Kansas city.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
UNA LEY QUE Los AGR|CULT0-
RES HfXICAhOj Dc TEXAS
DtBfh gON0CER

\ lin de que los ~agricultores me-
Xicanos RESIDENCES en- cl Estado de
Texas puedun cumplir con Il nueva
Ley s0bre arI'ea.damientos de terre
HOS, puDlicamos ii siguiente traduc-
cj0r &c ella.
Tn actO cnmendasorio del aYti-
culo 5475 lei TIrulo so de la Ley de
1911, al que Sc lc aaadc 10 siguien-
te, paro este articuio no tendra ia
APPLICATION II objeto t%ratandose de ca
SOS en- que Sc reEtcn terrcnos de a
elicultura para sembrados donde Ell
Gu two de este terrcno lc hace eliza
rrendatario, poniendo TODD. menos la
TERRA. V cl terrateniente cargue por
este un arrendamiento de mas de
Il tercera parte dc la cosecha de
algod6n que Sc levante sobre Il tie
ma; nj en- los caSos Ell Que el terra
t%eniente ponga TODD menos ei traba-
10. cuva trabajo 10 hace TODD ella
r~rcndatario. Y que para este lie car
que el terrateniente un arrendamlen-
to de mas de Ia mitad del valor de
la coSecha de erano o mas de Ia MI
tad del valor de II cosccha de Ago
don lcvantado en- eSa terra; y Qua
ieSquicr ]contratC, convene o ARE
gio entire terratcnicnte Y arrenda-
m.itnto de TERRA como arrendatarios
o porcioneroS por cl termino de II
o amos para Ia agriculture Que esti-
pulen pIccio de arrendamiento sobre
10 que aqui Sc orGcnc, scri nulo y'sin
nirgdn valor V no tcniri fuerza min
CANA NJ acci6n cn ningun Tribunal de
este Estaio. "a sea en- procedlmiento
judicial 0 de equidad y ningun dere-
cho de retenciin sobre contrato legal
Sc eXpedir;i en- favor del terTatenien-
te 0 suS herederos nj sus asignata-
rios nj en- favor nj en- contra de la
popiedad de este nj para los efectos
de este articulo; Y Sc ordena ademas
que 81 %cualquiera tcrrateniente u O.
ira persona ell su representation lie
~;.Sr Il violar u hacer la intenc!on de
cvadir las prevenciones - est" arti-
QUO colcctando o pcgcibiendose de al
eUna manora de sumaS en- eXceSo de
10 que aqui Sc prcvlene por arren-
damientc. sean CStoS a%rTeglos escri-
tos O verbales. cl arrcndatario o par
c~iorero o sea Ia persona quien este
pague. es dccir. 81 10 hace por medic
de IN representative pueda por pro-
cedimiento lega! &c deuda EromOver
dcmanda en- c~ualqUier Tribunal de
este Estado donde rccaiga Ia juris-
iicci0n Ell el Condado. por supueSto
donde tenga su Residential el deman-
| ,iaGo o en- ell Condado donde Sc ha-
van pagado esls remtas o dineroS, es
decir, donde actuaimcHtc Sc ha~an
colectado Y recibidO, Y por Iltlmo.
Ell cualquier ConGado donde Sc ma
VA hecho cl COnrra:p sicndo este
procedimiento limitado a los Siguien-
ties dos amos despucs de kccho cl
page V terdra cl derecho de recabar
del demandado ol doble de 10 q;Ie sc
e haya eXijido del page, dcclar:indo-
Sc este con toda pronti:ud.
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Comaduran abandon6
las filas ]carrancistas

Fl. PASO. Tex. DiciHmbr" II.
Los a.entrs del =obl"rn" america
no Ell e-ta Ciu iad han side Inf"r-
ma,iu> da lur Fl c]uron"I Luis Co.
mandurdn. comaudani" ir la fu"r-
xas DE- Carran1a y ruya> tI'jas So il-
IT, - las habian IIrvad" lbs Wills
laS. ia rruHaio al lad" americana.
abandonandu La flI"rLaS que c~ia-
i'm Daju Su mand".
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CEASCARRILLOS

4 un afamado %iinete. que STEM
pre montaba a caba'!o o II sofa
espuela. le prcguntaron por que no
usaba dos.
No hay para que-contesto-
81 un costade del caballo anda. cs
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