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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19

ted Presbyterian board of missions,
spoke on "The Present Day Challenge
of the World Evangelism"
Talks were given by different ones
on the progress of Christian work il
Latin America. On exhibit in the
basement of the church were curios
from oriental lands and Latin Amer
lea. showicg the gods the people
worshiped, the tools they used and
the cloths they wore. The work OF
the Wesley house settlement homes
and mountain schools was represent
ed too.
The morning devotions were con-
Quoted by tho missionaries and
deaconess, and the noon devotions
by DR.. S. D. Gordon of New York.
The last night of the council, six
foreign missionaries aud six dea-
conesses were consecrated, Bishop j.
H. Mccoy delivering the address.
AT this council some 80 odd con- i,
ferences were represented with 10l
official delegates, together with sever
al hundred visitors.
There are 1882 adult auxiliaries,
1929 Young Peoples auxiliaries, 1,729
children's auxiliaries, 920 baby diVi-
sions. Upper South Carolina confer
ence came 5th in the largest gain in
adult auxiliaries and 1st in gain Of
young peoples auxiliaries.
During the year there was an in
crease of 424 adult societies, Upper
South Carolina having gained 81; 333
young peoples societies and 355 chill
drens's making total of LIP auxilia-
ries with 27,079 members.
The council will meet in New Or
leans in 1917.
Mrs. J. W. White,
District Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19

Washington, May 15.-The nomi-
nation of George Rublee Of New
Hampshire as a member Of the fed
eral trade commission was rejected
today by the senate. Senator Gal
linger, the Republican leader, had op-
posed the nominee for 15 months on
the ground that he was personally
obnoxious" to him, and the power Of
the senatorial courtesy tradition was
so great he won his point by a vote
of ~ to 36 in spite of a vigorous and
insistent fight by the, administration.
Mr.. Rublee, who has been serving
on the commission since soon after
it was created, will lose his post and
draw no salary for his work unless
the senate action is reconsidered.
Five Republicans voted for his con-
firmation and IA Democrats voted
against it.
After the roll call, which followed
a bitter debate, Senator Hollis Of New
Hampshire, who led the fight for
Rublee, changed his vote in order to
move for a reconsideration. This
may be done in the near future.
The fight in today's session reached
a climax when Senator La Toilette
passailed Senator Gallingeris position,
declaring that this was the first time
since he had been in the senate that
the personally obnoxious rule had
been applied without adequate proof
and also the first time in which it
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19
TO RENEW NEGOTIATIONS
on MAIL INTERFERENCE

Washingtn, May 15.-Negotiations
with Great Britain regarding interfer-
ence with mails to and from the
United States and Interruption Of
neutral commerce by the British feet
are to be resumed in the very near
future. A note insisting sharply upon
notifications in the treatment Il
mails already is being prepared at
the state department and as soon as
possible work will be begun on re-
ply to the last British note explaining
the operation of the blockade.
Secretary Lansing let it be known
last week that the implied condition
in the German note on submarine
warfare expressing confidence that
the United States would hold Great
Britain to compliance with interna-
tional law had made it difficult to
proceed with the British negotiations.
He said today, however, that these
negotiations would be continued
promptly in spite of the embarrassing
situation. The note now being pre-
pared reiterates the original protest
of the United Stetes against the de-
tention and interference with Amer
lean mails. The reply of Great Brit
ain, received several weeks ago, is
considered unsatisfactory to Presi-
dent Wilson. 1t is understood that
the new demand will be more decid-
ed in it's language than the first.
A phase of interference with mails
which will be made the subject Of
special protest is the custom of TAX
! ing neutral ships into British ports
for inspection and then removing the
mails and sometimes subjecting them
to long delays
The refusal of Great Britain to al
low ship supplies to be sent by the
american Red Cross to Germany and
her allies still is being carefully in
vestigated at the state department
and a protest on this subject is ex-
pected to go forward in the near fu-
ture
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19
Program Closing Exercises
Of the Hoge School

The closing exercises of the Hoge school will begin
Sunday May 21st 1915 at Mi Ter Chapel church. with
sermon to the graduating ella II o'clock by Rev G. K
Lyes the pastor.
The defamation contest will take place at the Bethle-
hem Baptist church the folio wing Wednesday night at
$50 by ninth grade
The graduating OF the tenth grade will also be
at the same place on Thursday night $3.50 The tenth
grade consists pupils which is perhaps the largest
class in history of the school This has been most
successful year the schoo The teachers with the
principal great work, breaking the record OF
former years.
The school board with the superintendent Prof Earnest
Anderson most heartily approve the work of this
and wish for it's continuance.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

I will make a final settlement Of
the estate Of Emma Shealy in tbs
probate court for Newberry County,
S. c., on Tuesday the Goth day OF
May, 1915, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon and will Immediately thereafter
ask for my discharge as executors OF
said estate.
R. o. shealy,
G. e. Shealy,
EXors.
April 90
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19
CLASS ROLL

Nina Veronica Mobley
Lawnie Viveric Mobley
Odell Clifford Mosely
Addie Lucille Pearson
Eliza Irene Ruff
Jessie Leon Russell
James Pickney Robinson
Jennie Lou Shears
Annie Pearl Workman
Annie Laura Washington
Bessie Eugenia Wallace
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19

Fannie Mae Chalmers.
Kathaleen Mildred Dorroh
Louvenia Florence Downing
Frances Wilhelmena Draft
Fannie Elizabeth Gary
Lance Elerbee Glider
Ella Mae Glenn
Sallie Odessa GalIman
Addie Bertha Jones
Mamie Ethel Mayer
Verder Ida Mckenzie
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19

The Qulnns That Does Not Affect The Head
Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE BROMO DUMMIES better than ordinary
Ouiniue and does not cause nervousness NOT
ringing in head. Remember the full uarne anc
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19

CLASS FLOWER MARECHAL MEL
March
Invocation
Music
yUao,,e Address Eliza Irene Ruff
sbor An Element of Happiness Lawnie Viverc Mobey
Onussrd and howard -Kathaeen Mildred Dorroh
Vs1,e Of = Good Name Ella Mae Glenn
Music
Failure Fannie Mae Chalmers
Don,t Give In the Sbio Fannie Elizabeth Gary
Or- FducatonaI institutions Annie Laura Washington
The Value Of Reputation Bessie Eugenia Wallace
Music
The P,rnose Of An Educa.e1 Odel Clifford Mosey
E.rarel Address Adde Lucille Pearson
Music
Annual Address Rev. w. A. Cooper
Ausrd of DioIomas By the Principal
Award of Prizes By Rev. James E Kirkland
Benediction
Lyles, Newberry, S. c. ~,
Annual Address Thursday, May 25 $50 P NJ by Rev. W.
A. Cooper, Newberry, S. C.
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FACULTY

Miss ESTHER GARRISON
MISS VIRGINIA WILLIAMS
Miss MATTE SNoWDEN
Miss MAUDE WILLIAMS
MISS ADoIE PIcKNEY
Mrs. N. B, LEv1sTR
PRos. B. LEvIsTER, PRINCIPAL
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19

cuss 0id Sores, ethsr Remsass WoaH Swss
The worst cases. no matter of how long sta ding.
are cured by .he wonderful, old reliable d.
Porters AntiGaiaR Heaiiuaa,On. Il relieves
as:i aad Hs a5':, sos, sl.oe
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19

4THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-19
PROGRAMME
THURSDAY, MAY rs, $50 P. NJ.

CLASS MORO: EssE GUAM V1DERA
CLASS CoLok GARNET AND GRAY
CLASS FLOWER MARECHAL MEL
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April 29.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

! gluftrag perlebte ietn Sel6itgelitbl
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9irnes sSnnerenl porging, tno i'm iei-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

oabt 81 ibiisen, pie iie iagte, lieB lie
iid berab, ibm 0en geforoerten glufs
idllB 81 geben. Sie babe Den Smipt.
mann foumlen laiien, tells, neil lie
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riidte iiber5eiigen pollte, iuelfe be-
bnupteteit er iei Ger 9iegierltng erge-
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itber einen ibr teiieren 5rciruO ein8ll.
5ieben. 9ei0es iei geiheben, unO eine
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glus eigenem 9lntrieb per0e tie Wia'
fofsfi iiherlid nidt DieoeriebeH
$50 beitebt dlio iiber feline Soenti.
tat fein 8peifel mebr," iagte SugoS
i'm 9cgriff iiM 8li entfernen; bic
Siirftin Grloff bot erfldrt, er iei feir
gctriieer, irno mir fonuen i'm mif ibr
3cugnis bin unbeiorgt III imierer
N}ittc aiiMebnien. Geriieben Sie MIDI
rcd)t Nidoame r. mas auh gelheben
mag, Sie tragen oie bolle @eront.
iDortIiAfeit imo biirgen ms fin Die
fen Wlonn, oen sic ais 8ernono Wla'
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truqcn einen orobenoen QlusOritd, mis
ben 01ienen Der 5iiritin ipradenSrob
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fraate iic iih; vodB CT miA baBt 1T
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su iGrer lleberrainung, 0aB er oicS.
NAL niHt nit Der aetuobHlicbcn 9c,
rcitmilliofcit periprndl ibren g9Wldl
su crfiillen Gr pibte I'm Atatofst
It's @elu1 bel Saidla, ln0 mie groB
aild feline erge6ell1elt ipar1 oieier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
Ulaa sTva6ae ben ,.galiIm0rt GOrrsiSOaStnt"
0eirat6s.eicensen.

.@uitoo @onngort, 2S, uno Sole
p6nc arein6oiuer, d.
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40.
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me), @oi6ington @ s.
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Gel, rno 9(una s. 9io6litt, 2i, &oib-
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mo Winnie gl 9lodel, a.
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g}elich %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

IS mar ifon ipot, ais oic 0litglieoer
li6 trennten 9Rofofsfi, Ocr iidl mil
2uaoS in cifriger llnter6oltung PC.
fono, begleitete ibn in Die Sausflr
Bon Dem ihonen glbeno perlodt, be-
i6loB er nod, einen fleinen 5pn5ier-
gang 3u mahen 9riff nob Sut, Nsan'
tel iino Stod unO fol9tc ieinem @e.
f1brten ms Sreie SSn ibr @elpradl
Dertieft, ginoen iie ohtlos peiter INN
bottea cine 5icmlicb obgelegene mn
weniq belei6tcte StraBe crreicbt, ais
Suqos iteben blieb.
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men,, iagte cr, ooies lit fein gutter
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lit Der fiir5eite 9eg naA meiuer
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,06ne Sdwierigfeit. eriutoertC
N2afofsfi 5uOerii9tlih; Damn trenntc
er ii6 bon 2ueos, pel6er idneller
Shrittes peiter ging, lpdbreHO er
Ielbit, gemdhlib ieinelt Stod ihpnI.
qeno, na6 Souie ihlenDerte Sic
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mebr iie iib noberte, Oeito langinner
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bobe &GiHer olii beioen Seitei Der
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6mtptnonn IS SetnanO nnitcinenc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

9alo mar 9leue SaOorin pie0er Elm
1duiiger uno germ geiebeuer @olt I'm
Ga Groiriben Saitie, &oter lmo
9o6ter empfingen ibn Itets NIT gro
der SSreunoli6feit; @loina, Der er
i6on friibcr eitmol feline Sie5e tilr
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siebenoen @eiclllcbafter, imo on6 ct
ibieu ocn biibi6en ungenebmen jun-
qen Wlunn mt g9oblgeIollen 81 be.
trodien
Giniae g9oc1en lang, na1oenl Nla.
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soo i'm INNER mebr in ieiu Ser
froiieit braud5te i'm ols Sefretdr imo
berlieB iid in allen Stiiden ollf ibn.
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titna polliq aiifgegeben bate er
Iudjie ieinel llngon9, bebdioelte tpll
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Sodc iprdd often NIT ibm poi aleu-
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ia cr periraine ibm iogar perldlteoene
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ae @inacmei6tc ipuBteu-
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fun0en uno es mar beiHloiien iuoroen,
nacb Der Oorii6tigen 3uriidbaltlug
uno llntdtafeit Der letter. Belt, Nun.
nielr. tpieoer traitiaer eiiduis9reiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
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Ct. glp6cuinS STRIDE @de @aris
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g6as. g0ers, glr. 2811, 4iblnno sglpemie
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glnS benz Snnercn @larglanos nuo
Sen anarcn1eh0en Staaten.

@efonute lid f6uI0ig.
San 9reisacridt in Gum6crIono
6efonnte iib @iaiam S. Nliaer,
@unoeigent6uns 0lofler lmo tribe.
rer Setretdr ser GointD-Gommiiidre
bon QlQeg6anb.GountD, ser aegcn i6n
ongeiirenaten gei9uIoigunocn ser
ltrtmocufdli6lng. @oripicgelung
ialiher S6atiodcu rlO Giebnobls
fiir ihuloig. 9iidter Seuoerion pa.
rolirtc ion onf orei Sabre, nohoem
CT. Oos Gcripreden gc9c6en 6ottc, oic
in 6roge fonunenoen $1,000 on oen
@ctrogcncn 5uriidju6e3ablen
Grlog einem Ser5i6log
Ger 62 Sabre alte @iaiom $.
5maa bon SagcrStopn, ser bei ser
ggcitcrn @larDlano giieubabn alS
S6iencnwdrter oneeiieat mar lpur.
Sc ouf Dem @cge nod ieiner Nob.
nmg bon ciuem Ser5idlag beiaaeu
uuo i6ieo ipcnige 0liulten ipoter
aus Dem 2e6en. 81 binterlaBt ieine
betogte Whitter lm0 0rei 9inoer.
EoOeSfprung
Sogue gleorom, Der SiiliS.glgent
ser Baltimore. imo .Giien6o6n
in Garrett @10., erlitt einen Shd.
ocl6rid imO wurOe fnit augen6lidlidl
aei10tet, ais er uon einem in boiler
5a6rt 6eiinoli1en @iiter5us iprang.
glcorop fubr auf einem @iiter5ug
bon &odtpooo nod @arrett no Ct
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aenen So6r eineu 9leingeipim pon
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nic6t MIR @lcftri3itQt fir oie 9eleud.
tilua Scr Staot ionoern audi on gri.
pot&erionen
Gr60btem sic 20bne fiir.
8ledarbeiter.
Gie 9o6ne ser 9lrbeiter Der @led.
platteniSobrit IN Cumberland, Nlo.
ser 6irmo g. itnD @ GoDlor 60 bon
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90 gortiesunal
48. 9apitel.
Sit iln0 Nrluan.

9ilt nn0 geiUalt.
cbaleid 6ernano @latofsfi sic
S5iiritili 3u feiner ipdten Stlil0e Der-
iuiien batte, oammerte Der alorgen
hereiE8 als et nod1 ga &roirs @ebaiis
iinQ 5iiriidfcbrte. Qlus cinein obcrcn
sgenlter ihaiite elm bleides perpad)tes
@2aohen peritoblen Dinter Den Dor.
banqeil 6ernuS, Damn mari iib Die
@alidjeriit alif ibr nod unberilbrtes
Eager. ooB @ciidt in Die Ssiiicn per,
bcracn6, aber feiH neutrality-suspicious.
nler tam oas @leno eines befiimmer.
ten &er3eits 5u linoern
qtm Maorgrn fano D2afofSfi ben
Briei. iDelden ar aloina iiberaebeu
bate, neben ieinem 3eller, lie ielbit
cridSen nidt 6eim 8riibitid, neil iie
iAledjt geihlafen bate itno iidl nibt
gan5 pobl iiiblte, Uie g'orgot mel.
oete.
a1it mcniaen @orteu beridtcta
@atptnoun 5ernano ietlem @irtc
iibcr ocn aeitrigeu @eiiid Del oer Sir.
Itin. Seine fSirdt ipar ilitbe9rltroet
gcmeien; iic botte i'm mir inn Auss
flinii iibcr eiueii riliiiideii Jreuno be-
lrogen iuolleu, ,pcldler felt GINGER 8eit
perniiBt mur0e. sir MIDI 1T Is etll
qroBer @cpirit, 3i uiilen oaB iD
nidts bon Der 5ilriiin Grlotf 81 be-
Ioraen babc, oeun idj braicle MIDI
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fiigte er bin5il
ga Groir fragte nidt iueiter, er
mar init elmer 9lngelegeuhcit bcio)dis
tiQt, iuelhe i1m melt wiAtiger en-.
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criDariet, uno er ipollte ibnen aaI Der
Cielle ben @oriAlag nidAet .Vtat
lofsh III 0ns aoniitec aiii3unebmen
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Dcrlturo dpbeii meiHte Der Rdipts
nain Bon ielbit piiroe id) mid
nidlt ani oie G6re beiDerbeli ood mil
ih meinerieits fcinen @inpano gegen
Sbrcn gBinldi erbeben uno germ 80.
rer Sabe oieueu, penli man mir pol'
les @ertrmicn entgegen brngt
llnl ieiue uelte Jreibelt 3li bellllt'
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cine beoentlide &erIebing dm Sins
tcrtopE 3ugejo9en Bate
5riicbe &uft
Gas @eridts5immer oes Gberae-
rihtes pirp ourd eincn groBen Gen.
tilotop oerfriihe suit aus einer &C.
idiiBien Gnele in Der Wlitte Der ga.
pitolglulaacn. einige blnoert 0nB
enticrHt be5ie6t pcntilirt Scit eini'
acn EaacU perbreitete Der Gcntlotor
eine peitile5ariige Suit lmO wuroe
ourh cine llnierilt5lmg ieltaeltct,
ooB Gin itort IN @erpeiimg iiberges
gongencr @obelpGaoa0er in Die 6d.
der garat6en mar lmo oircft Dor oenJ
SolaIo6 lag, iooaB Die uiriibe Sllit"
iiber Den Gaooper 1inueg, 0os @e.
ridis3unmer erreihte. Ger Saol
unroe griiu0lih 0esinii5irt.