davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
lrbeitcr.N .Nlnnae[ beridltet.

Die gtabfraee nad Eoelobnern lit
in Gin Stooiim eetreten iuelHeS Die
groBte 9(ufmerfIamfeit cr6eiIdt. Sab
beino6e feline Eoeel0bner 81 boben
iinO. lit ser E6otlo6e 5u5uiArei6en
ooB ole 9ellte in Oen 5obriten in
Baltimore lc6r gcilldt iino. Gin be.
fainter 9luitern.sEader Der Staot
erfldrtc, Dab, no er Ionit 100 Gag
lobner beiddftiete, lno oftmals 9lr-
beitiudenOe 5ilriidpeiien muBte, er
beite MIR Z befommen fonnte, no er
90 brau1te. gS mrroe befannt, Dab
cine groBe @eieaidnft itets uno Iton.
oiQ einen Monn on Der longen Brit
dc ongcltelt babe, I'M allen gIrbei'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
Nlit militariiden 0hrcn bcard6cn

2on0on, 5. Septeinber. - 0ic
9cIoblmq oes am Sonntoe BEL Dem
llcberfoll ouf 2onOon bet9eilietcr
Zeppelin, oic ourD glbihlr5 ibrerl
500 fono, puroc NIT nilitGriI6en
G6ren al @robe eetrogen. 0ie SOB.
ten erbicIten eincn eic1enen Sora. Ger
nit Der oeuti6en 6loegc beOedt por.
SoIooten Der glrmee lno Wtorine
criuieIen ocniclben bic Iette gbre.
Oie Sarge purOen orf elmer 2ofette
gum 6rieobof eefobren tno Der Of.
reniahlt nod Ser @inie9nilng eefel-
ert. 0ie eneliibe Sieeierline iob iib
ou Oicicm glft beronloBt Oa oic
0eutihen in eleimer @eiie NIT Oel
Eo0tcn ibrer 5einoe berfobren.
2ielltcnont Il. 8. 9tobinion pel.
der ocn Zeppelin 6ur Strede ecbrodt
bate wuroe oont aonig George init
Dem |ictorio.Greu8 oeforirt. glnfGng.
lic6 muroe angenonlmen, ooB elm @e.
iHoB oen Zeppelin pernihtet bat,
ooh ltellte iid ipGter berous, Dab es
Ger Slieeerlieutenont 9fo6inion ge-
meien it, ser oen 9ollon mittelIt N1o.
ihinenoemc6r IN @rouo aelhoTcr
/ h0ffp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
3ue Icimc Tram m Ocn S5aarcn.

g8cil feline @attin iib pcieerte,
i'm nab Sauie 0u beglciteu, crsriff
CHARLES Steinba6 bon glr. 9O7,
8cooan-StroBe, ieine bciierc SGlite
bel ben Soaren imo mollte Iie iiber
Die StroBe i6leiien. 9lls CT oes Ger
geonien Sill bon Der iiioli9en @oli-
5eiitation oniidbtie mllrOe, lieB CT iie
in bic @oiie fallen uno ereriff 0os
SaIcnpanier. SSSeOo9 ipiiroc CT al
Der 2iebt- mO Somburg-StroBe ein-
geboIt uno nod Der @oli5ciruabe &C.
bra6t. 9ci ieiner 0ur6iudung
mur0e in leiner Eoibe Elm Sfaiier-
meier eefunOen. gr ipuroe ipGter
Dem Eoli5eirihter 9ionft i'm iiioIi1en
@oIi5eigcridt porgeiii6rt uno bon
6ieiem nit $36.45 @cIoitrofc beItraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
@ritrrr &riegsbrrt9tr.
g @Ia@t miltbet an 0et


Somme.
@oriS. 5. Sept. 6rou5oiiide
Grlrppen boben OoS Gori Smnia
court. Die Soipital. 6arm OoS @e.
bol5 bon 8aiunette mo einen E6eil
oes @ebol5es BON NlorriereS erobert
uno madteu Sortihritte in onoeren
9l6itnitteu n0rolih Der Somme, iuic
Gin offi5ieaer geriht Oes ariegSom-
tes beute glbeno iogt,
Cine miitbenOe ShlaHt miitbetc
ipobreno oeS goBen Saees iiiolid
ser Somme. Tie 6ron5oien crober-
ten cine &eibe oeutiher Grdbeu inO
pieien oIle @eeenoueriife a6. Cie
3obI Ger Ieit Dem 3. September &c.
nomneneu @eianaenen betrdgt $3.50
unO oilBeroem SO 0'ei6iibc.
Sriten boIten Eerroin.
2onoon. 6. September. Ger
offi5iene 9cribt Der cngIiideu See
reslcihmg BON ecltern NIbeuO iagt
Gie beutieen Sample iebten imS
in Oen Stano, imiere SteIlimecn i'm
Seu5e.@ebol5, ipooon mir icbt Dcn
sroBtcn Sbeil beiebt bolten, meitcr
5u beieitigen. @ir mahten 60 luei.
tere @efoneene.
llnicre Eruppcn Oringcn troB bef-
tiger 9eidieBune ieitenS oes 5einOes
uno um9iinitieer @etterperboltnilic
meiter Dor uno mir balten oos sou5e
@ebiet 6fpiicben Der ToIfemont 6orn
uno Dem 2cn5e @cbol5, Ionic 5wiiden
Dem 2en5c @rb0l8 uno Den glusIou.
fern bon @iOendD.
g9ir beihoiien n66reno oeS Cages
Die feinOliden Steameen in OeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
Sir nmamitdnOiecs gctraacn 6citraft.

n@s t6unt mir iebr leio, ooB i6
Sic nibt ms 3uht6ouS ididen
fonn oenn Oos lit DER cit5igc Flab
fiir @uribcn i6rer g(rt, ioete geitern
Der Holi5eirifter 9renoel 81 Dem
9ieger @olloce &orter BON @oIbino-
ton 9. g., mel6cr lmtcr Der gntlogc
0eS imorOentli6cn 9cnebmcnS ibnl
porgefiibrt milrOe. Sri. Bertha Ser.
fclb, bon 9(r. 2217, 9iusfin-glue,
mar sic 9lnflGgcrin mo tic er5d6lte,
mic ser S6ipor5e an Scr Baltimore
StroBe in einen StroBen6o6n-Sgag-
gon gcitieeen iei mo Oa fein Elab
mcbr Oorbonocn mar, iib nit @e.
palt eincn iol1en Oerihoficn wolltc
un0 iic bcino6c bon i6rcm Sibe &c
Ordngt bobe. guid loll Der gtegcr
eiuc unbotmdBigc Sprohe ge6ruudt
baben. Der 9iiHter beitrafte i'm nit
Der 6oHii5uldiiieen @elOitraie bon
S26.45
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
Supam 6cidJluidJtist.

Grfldrt oen Ser. Staoten, OoB Oieiel.
ben oitrh oen @ertras nit auB-
Iono i'm iernen Often seidiist
iino. Fl 93lblano ion an Sopou
ciucn Sbeil Der rSarbin.gobu"
oerfauft 6aben. China iber
Sopon's Iorgeben entriiitct.
Gofio, 5. September. Sopon
bat oen Scr. Stootcn Die oifi5ielle
&erii6ering gegeben, OoB oas fiir5.
lid 5wiiHen &uBlono uno Sopou ec-
fAloiiene 9iinOniB 0en n5totus quo"
i'm fcrnen Often niht bcriibrt.
Cas- rliiiih-iopauiide llebcrein-
fommcn pliroe in 4etersburg am 3.
Suli mtcr5ei6nct. Cas iopaniihe
9luSp6rtiee 9lmt. in @rpiOerlmg ouf
cine glnirooe ser r9liiociirteh greHe"
no6oem Der %ertrog uuter5eidnet
mar, pelheu @iniluB Die 9lIlion5 ouf
oic offene Sbiir mo Die Snteerit0t
@bino'S 6nben miirOe. iogte:
Gas llebereinfontmen lit tbatidd.
lidb cine 9llsoebnimg oes cngliid)-
ioponiihen 9iinoniiies, weldes iid
auf Die @e6iets. .Sntegrit6t Gbino'S
ltiibt, oeHen ofene Ebiir mo Snteeri-
tat nidt in @efa6r iinO, ebenlo iper-
Den Der omeritoniidc @anocl uno
SntereHen ouf feline @eiie beriibrt. "
0oS 9msmrdtiee 9lmt uerleuenete
Oie 9ebouptimgen iopnniider Sci.
tltnecn, OoB oas llebereinfommen &C.
beilne 9IolieIu cntbolte.
9[m A. ghieilit muhte 9feuterS
Geleeropben-@eieniHaft in 2onoon
befnnnt, iie bate erfabren, OoB nad
9lbi4IuB ser ritiiiid-iapanii6en Gon-
pention elm beionoerer 8ertrag obee.
idlolien mare. lout Dem 8uBldno an
Sopan Die iijoIibe Sdlfte ser ,Sor.
iiin-@ @6ong- Gbime. .@iien6abn" in ser
Monhurei perfouft babe, Gs bieb
ferner, Dab oos llebereinfommen
ebenfoaS SSopou'S 9e4te am Gun.
gori-6hIB, 5luiihen Girm imo Sc
tuna in Der Wlan1urei, merfennc
nno oonlit cine Streitfroge erleOigc,
Die eit Dem 6rieoensbertraee bon
YortSmoutb in Der Sd]pebe lag.
China entriiItet.
Setting 5. Sept. - 0ie dincIi.
idc @reiie oerOommt ernitIib 0ie bon
Sopon on G6iuo eeIteaten 6oroerin-
gen in @er6inoung nit Dem 3uion.
meuitoB 5wiiben 6ineIiiden lnO io-
poniiHen Srlppen bel Gbene6iotlun
in ser Wlon9olei om 12. 9luguit, bel
Dem es oiele GoOte uno @eripuuOetc
oilf beioen Soften CAB. Die Sopaner
oerlungen oic Gntloinlng Oes Offi-
5iers, ser Die hineiiiAen Eruppeu be.
febligte; Die glbberufine ser hineii-
lhen Sruppen aus Dem Tiitrift, @nt-
| ibGoigung megen Scr eetoOteten Sa-
poner imo Yoli5eiredte fir Sopan
I'M Snnern ser W}ongolei.
Die .@efing @a5ette~ iogt: sic
| 6oroerlneen oes gorons Soeolbi
Goes ioponii1eu 9oti6ofters in gbi-
MAJ nit @e3ue ouf Sen Gbengdiotei-
! 3lpii1enfoa boben nltsgeiprohcne
GnttGuihung erregt. @erooe ais
China onfing Sen guten @iIlen SSa'
pans on5uerfennen ltnternabm -
flo einen Sdritt, ser unoerltGnolid
it, ousgenommen Die Gbeorie, oof
es cine 6ortieting Scr ioponiibcl
&olitif lit, ipie Iic 9eeen Yton S6i
aoi ongepenOet uuroe Ciele 80
litif lit ieinolid, penn nid)t r0ubc
riid. Gbina olein fam Dem Grndl
OcrieI6cn nidt ipiOerIteben.
0ic n@o5ette" erflGrt, 0oB Oie6or
oerungcn Gbino's @eieai6nft beOro
| ben, uno cmpfic6lt Die grnennunl
elmer llnteriuhimes . Gommiiiion
6eIte6cuo aus @ertretcrn Ger Ser
Stoaten, @roB6ritounien's, 6ronf
reid]'s im0 SluBlouO's.
Der YOitrumb IOll anfbSren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

y. (einen 6reiIn0 i'm Heitduront
treffeE6). ga. ipie eebts GieihdFt 2
g.. GroBortig, i'd lam nid]t einz
mol meine MablSeitcn einbolten; RbeIt
Sis. mas i'd Jest cHe. Oos 1T crit nciir
Jrimhid BON oeitern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

0ihter. aDenfe Or. 0icie 9loht
bobe i'd eetr6umt. ooB cine Nms
meine idutlihen Yaonuifripte onae.
nnet botl~
6reGuO: 9epuuoernswertber Sc.
Ihmofl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
aussiner fd6fifdeu
q n ME

nNtlten Tbaten psronnite 5rieos
cih Der GiroBe bic gefeiiiauno isineS
Ebrones uno bic er6eblihe Grpsiies
mna oes 5tddtseebistes2"
Zen GnI-odien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

gl66e Der Sobeu5olern.9ieooitc, 05i-
penAn gcgeuiiber lmo iiiolid BON
9teu Gbapclle
Srob OeS uuaiinitioen Wctters pd.
rem uniere Slue5euge geltern I'M
Gerein nit unierer glrtiIlerie iebr CT.
folgrcid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

" (2lr3t) SD babe in mcinem
guuseu 2cben uiht inebr ala Iehs Gaa.
tienten ourH ben Goo DerlDresl.
g. 9os iibcrraIdpt mid ober, 6aB
oIe BON elmer 10 lIeinsn groris letea
Ionner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
GOIliiion an Scr glOrO.Stridcr.Str.

GOlliiiOH an Der 9lOrO.Stridcr-Str.
9lIs Sroin %. S6loB BON 9tr.
2431, W3ooiion-9IOe. nit ieinem 9lu-
TO ole Strider-StroBe entlnng fu6r,
bemerfte er ni6t oaB ein @lotor-
2aitpagen in Die @}oi6er- -StroBe
einboe unO eit 3uiommenitoB mar
Die SoIoe. 0oS glutomobil purOe
5ertriimmert, ieOo6 wuroe Serr
S1IoB mumOcrbareripeiic ni1t per-
lebt. 9lub Der &oitpogen, welder
@igentbum oeS Serrn Gbarles g.
Gdert BON Ger. 2351, McSenrpitrv
ilt, imo BON OSpol0 Sommono bon
gtr. 1904, 2nlrenssStroBe, gelenft
ipuroc, purOc ibmcr bcl6Goigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

Grci Gonfbore. @oii6ote:
u@luB iH bier iebniiihtie erwortet
iuorocn ieinl Ser StIocut gob mic
ne Nlorf Erinfgelo II Der Sd1nei.
Der, ser a'roo' bel i6m wor, II SUB
uno sic @ernietberiu n @lumen.
itrouB!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
Einc arONc OlcinIidlIcita.Gampaan

0tNt BAuRN JtNtNAttDANtiN-1uhl hlPuHNtt
Wlorgcn miro cine bonn ItdOtiIhcn
@eiimo6citS g(nltc angeorOnete @e.
neral 9ieiniglng Der Ycnniplponio-
glocnue lm0 nc6enlicgenOen StroBen
unO @oiien, melde meiItens bon DC
germ belpo6nt iino, oorgcnonmcn.
81 Oieiem 3pede ipcroen me6rere
Seucrme6r Gompagnien nit i6ren
Spriben ous5ieben iinO Die StroBen,
bclonOers sic iHmalen 9lQepS, iueldbc
elmer griinOli6en 9einigrmg bcOiir-
icn 5u reinigen. @eirno6eitS SSn-
ipcftoren iperoen 6eionoers Oorouf
ie6en OoB &ii6enobfGac lno ioniti-
ger Shmlb, melher iid leiHt an.
iommelt, prompt abgefiibrt miro. SIS
miro oieies gciheben nm Der Sin-
OerlG6mlng, pclde befonntlid III
berIdieOenen StGOtcn 10 groBe Opfer
foroert, gon5 itnO gar Oen 9oOen 81
nebmen. SIS ioll bier no1mols 90.
rouf bingeiuieien peroen, 0oB MIR al
IergroBte &einlibfeit Die gefiirhtete
Sronf6eit fernbolten fam. SyeOodb
brouHen Die Gltern nidt oll5u dngit-
lid 81 ieiiL oo bisber nur gnn5 ber-
ein5elte Sale in Oieier StoOt boree-
fommen iinO. Soate ieOod irgeno
ein 9ino ploblih ouBergeruobnlihc
WliiOigfeit 5eigen, bloB werOen lIno
9lnfGae bon @r6rehen buben 10 lit
oringeuo ou5iIratben iofort einen
9lr5t 5u &ot6e Sii 3ie6en, oo eS nidt
ailSgeidloiicn lit, BOB Elm ioldes
9ino an ser 9inoerldbmung erfronft
lit. IS lit iebr onge6ro6t, Die Sim
Der ii6erboupt in Der @obnung 81 be-
bolten lno iie nidt obne 9lufiidt ouf
Die StroBe 81 loiien, ga nit Dem
Gintreten ser folten g9itterung nit
Dem Grloihen Ger Seuhe gerehnet
miro, 10 oiirfte Oieie @inIbrdnfllng
ser Srei6eit Scr 9leiuer nitr fur5e
3eit oouern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

&tnolid. Sobnhcn cineS
TrnmatiferS (im Ibenter bel elmer
ainOeruoriteIlmg, ais iidb oic &erien.
fung offnet)- aNloma, lit ooS Oos
9oh. NO 9Sopo immcr inn Ebcoter
OlrhiGnt?l~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

tern, iueldc ii6er Oieie Bride in sic
StoOt fommcn itetise 9Grbeit 81 eli.
mem GogeIobn bon $3.50 an5u6ieten.
0a Oen 9lngeiteGten ser 9luiternihif-
fe mr 500 bis 500 Oen @lonot anec-
6oten mcr0en miro Die 9luitcrn-Sn-
Ouitrie, menm 0os 10 peiter sebt,
idWeren S1o6en IeiOen, ga Die Seute
es oor5ie6en am 2anoe 81 einem bei-
iercn 2obne 5u orbeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
3nr I56rOcrmme Scr y8O6lfa6rt.

Ger Clifton @orf Community.
@ereiu~ nobm bel ieiuer lcbten Ser
ionmlling Die porgeidIagencn Sta.
tilten al inO %lGne fiir oas lolfcnoe
Sobr pilroen beiproheu. Ser Gerein
bat bis iest ii6er 20 W}itglieOcr luO
eS lit pobrideinlid). OoB Oicie 3obl
bis sur n0dIien Seriommlung ouf
100 iteigt. Ger @erein 6e5medt sic
6oroering Der @obliobrt in Clifton
@orf unO ieiner gtod6arihoft imO
bGlt feline Geriommlungen am lebten
Gonncritog in ieOcm Wlonot o6. Gie
@eomten iino: 8. 8. S1mor5 Er0-
iiOent; $. y. Spence, &ice-@rdiiOent;
s. 81. EleiueS, Sdriftiii6rer; $. S9.
@opnie, Siilfs.S6riftfii6rer mo 8.
Gaer6rod, SHobmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
6err gtimlmaeber.

Seine StaOt 6at in ben lettcn
fiiuf Sabrcu sr6hcre inOuitriene
SOrtidritte semaht ais Salti-
more. 9icicr 6Ortidritt iunrOe
nntcr 6odIien5-Spiten semndlt.
gSuIlcn Sic SicIcm 6OrtIdritt
Onrdl @Srugibition 6cmmcn2
StiuInlt gegcm
RrUhibitiUn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

Soae treficu uno BON BORT INN 1 llbr
o6fobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

Ser oSrieger6uno 6rnnenDercin"
0lelt ieinc reoclmdBi9e |eriammlnne
aeltcrn 2l6enO in &iiifelsSole. 6rau
y 9iuid 9Seine fii6rte Den @oriiB
mo 6rou glnnn Tornann oos Ero-
tofoa Gle 9iaette fiir Die 6eier oeS
fellti6en Cages plirOen pert6eilt,
Jmo onnn tpurOc Elm 9ei9luB onee.
'lommelL Oie S6obnieiiierin antbo-
rlne &ragel on5lnueiien $50 aus DER
Stalle sur llnterltiisung Der @efou-
9enen in Sibirien al ben Siilfsfono
0o5llieiern. Ger &crein beihloB fer.
'er, am Sonntag, oeu "a. Septenl.
per, einen 9lllsflug nob &rn Gbers-
oer9er's Sorm bel 9loBpiGe 81 ma.
~en Sic WiitQlieoer peroen iidb an
lVnem Gage gemcinlam in &iiiielS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07

I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for solicitor of the 9Th Judicial
District, composed o: Abbe7ille, Lau-
rcns, Newberry and Greenwood coun-
ties. subject to the rules Of the Demo-
cratic primary.
Geo n Ma e'11.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
OF NO. f T0WNSRHIP

Uhe Sunday school convention o.
No. 5 tow3ship will be held at Sharon
church, Kinards circuit. on Saturday
April Is. Following is the program
10 A. M.-Opening devotions, con-
Quoted by Rev. W. H. Murray.
What can be done to arouse Sunday
school work in the home?-Re7. w
H. Murray.
Qualifications OF our efficient teach
ers.
What will be the consequence oi
we fail to do our duty to the present
seneration?- Rev. J. W. Carson.
Recess.
What are the advantages of an or
ganized class?-Rev. E. D. Kerr.
The Importance OF primary work il
the Sunday school-Mrs. J, Sidney
Derrick
The Importance of attending the
county Sunday school convention. =
Prof. J. B. O'Neall Holloway.
Sidney ]. Mayer, Chairman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07

I hereby announce myself a candi-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07

ceiyed information as to the practica.
completion of the portion Of the high
way from Union on down 10 NeWberry
including the elimination OF the Great
Tiger hill. am glad to know that
you are still pegging away at the good
roads situation in Spartanburg, and
hope that you Will get things into
good shape for the summer season. |
am preparing to issue handsome
route book for the Appalachian high
way. and you may look out for big
business in the summer season over
that MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
We heard a gentleman say the other
day tha. some one who had come over
this road from Spartanburg on down
to Newberry was heard to remark that
the end from 'Whitmire on to Newber-
~ was the best part of the road And
it needs dragging for ten miles out
from Newberry.
What we wanted to do III coment-
ing on this statement is to call the at
tention of Mr.. Watson to that section
of the road in LeXi1 gton county from
Little ~ ountain to Chaplin and TO ask
him if he could interest the good of
fees of the supervisor of Lexington in
relocating portion Of this road at
least so as to get rid of some Of those
terrible hills in Lexington county. In
a trim to Columbia the other day We
noticed that the LeXil gton road ma
chine was at work between Lexington
and the river and on to Chaplin This
will help the road when the rocks that
are piled in the middle by the ma
chine are removed.
A little dragging after the recent
rains will be beenfcial to the road
all the way to Columbia And We
hope that the Newberry end will have
attention. The supervisor tells US
that the road from Mt Tabor Luther
an church to the Lexington line is Out
Of his jurisdiction as it is in the CITY
of Little Mountain. We hope the city
authorities Will get busy and do some
thing to this section as it needs at
I tention very much.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07
"The Better Woman"

'iThe Better tWoman," a strikingly
realistic fve-part photodrama. is com
ing to the Opera House on Tuesday,
April IL being releasen on Equitable
program. The play is virile, thrill
lag romance, covering life in a west
ern town as we'll as an eastern city,
with a we'll acted drama Of love, in
trigue, crime, remorse and final
achievement. 1t tells the story of a
young woman raised amid environ
merts which crush the finer feelings
and aspirations of her nature, but out
of which she grows, through mental,
moral and physical trials, to place
among the best, winning the love she
committed a crime to encompass. los
ing it by her frank ard straightfor-
ward revelation of the crime, and re-
covering it by an act Of heroism which
proves her worthy Of her place by her
husbands side 1t is worthy ad-
dit:on to the long list of Equitable
successes. and Will take high rank
among the productions of that enter
prising concern.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07

Gov. nlanning gives out a statemen'
THAT he will take hand in the set
clement of the insurance muddle no"
that both Commissioner McMaster and
commissioner McLaurin have admit
tod that they have reached the cad OF
tho row Maybe he will be able TO
induce the big companies to return
70 the State and do business at the
o,d stand and under the laws OF the
State We do not agree to the loea
that the State should go into the IN
snrance business. but that seems to
be the tendency of all modern ideas
Of government and it wuold be prefer
able to the State surrendering its soI-
ereignty and doing the behests Of the
Insurance combine.
Cav Manning talks like he Will De
able to handle the situation to the
satisfaction of all concerned, since
the other boys have failed on their
lob, Here's hoping.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07
THE APPALACHIAN HIGHWAY

In a letter addressed to our friend,
Col. E. ]. Watson, commissioner OF
agriculture and commerce, who so
materially aided in the opening and
development of the Appalachian high
way last summer, we called his at
tention to the work that was being
done on that portion of the road in
spartanburg county. We lave from
him information concerning the pro
gress being made on the road in 9TH
er parts of the State that will be in
tersting. He says;
"I am delighted at the information
Won give me as to the Appalachian
highway, and it may interest you 70
know that I, In the same mail re-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07
THE INSURANCE MIDDLE.

In another column of this issue OF
The Herald and News We publish
communication from Mr. R. NJ Claffy,
of Fort Motto. in which he calls upon
candidates for governor to declare
themselves upon the insurance ques-
ton now agitating the State Mr..
Claffy's call is timely, and The Har-
aid and News will be very glad to
publish the views of these gentlemen.
In regard to the situation generally,
it appears to US to be squarely up TO
the State of South Carolina to pro-
tect her people against the punishment
which it seems the big Insurance COM
panies are determined to mete out to
them The State warehouse commis-
sioner has urged the governor to call
an extra session of the legislature to
meet the emergency, and it would
seem that this action is necessary.
We are not sufficiently conversant
with the intricacies of insurance to
he able to pass judgment upon the
I.aney-Odom bill, but this IS no ume
for technical or academic discussions.
A sovereign State has the right to
regulate corporations doing business
within her borders. and to suf1er pun
sshment at the hands of these corpo-
rations or tamely to submit to their
dictates in order to avoid punishment
would be nothing les sthan surren-
der of sovereignty.
Commissioner McLaurlr has not
suggested that the state go lnOo 'AAU
;ns,rance business with the idea OF
building up a monopoly to the deerl-
ment Of insurance companies, out WIN
the idea Of fostering home companies
IN crisis where acton is necessary
eor the protection. of property inter
ests.
As between the State and the in
s,rance combine, we unhesitatinsiy
D,ace ourselves on the side of the
State. with confidence in her ability TO
take care of herself.
The situation is squa7ely up to the
governor. and, as Mr.. clafy points
out, his action or inaction will clearly
define his position.
In the meantime, where do the 0'neF
candidates for governor stand? I'VE
.re snre the people would like TO
hear from them.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07
For the Senate.

The many friends of Joe B. Derrick
announce him as a candidate for the
Office O, senator from Newberry coun-
ty and call upon him not to decline
~, to make the race.
Many Friends.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For COngresS-3rd District.

am candidate for Congress from
the Third Congressional District, SUBJ
iect to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
A. H. Dagnall
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07
FOR SOLICITOR, 9Th CIRCUIT.

I hereby announce myself candi-
date for solicitor of the eighth circuit
composed of the counties OF Green
wood, Abbeville, Laurens and New
berry and will abide the rules Of the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07

date for the office of solicitor of the
18th judic'a! circuit and Will abide the
rules Of L, Democratic party.
T. Frank McC0rd.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07
For House of Representatives.

l am a candidate for the House of
representatives, subject to the rules
of the Democratic party.
H. H. Evans.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-07
Democratic primary election
Homer 5. Blackwell

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Solicitor of the
Eighth Judicial circuit of South Caro-
lima composed OF the counties of Able
Vile. Greenwood. Laurens and New
berry. subject to the rules Of the Dem
ocratic primary.
B. V. Chapman.