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Sie @rpbiten murren iiber
Gnglanb.

Oie idparss 2iits, tpel6e Gns!anr
reroffentIi6t bat, empOrt jeBt iosar oi.
prObritii4en 3eitunsen unisres Gana
oes, bic bisIans ale britii4en SsiDali-
cite auf irseno eins gGsiis 5u reatIsr.
tisen iuhten, ipenn aud 9ernunft UNI
9eies babel in bic Bride sinsen. SEPT
bcibt es aber aassmein: Gas 1T 5u
pieI. Gs piro oarseiislt. baB bic
ihuarSe Cite niht als Elm 2ltt bersts
tigter 9ertbeioisung anseieben ipsrcsn
tann. DuB lie sssen ale Geisbe r'rIDBt
uno man Durin ni4t eiuen S6las ge.
gen ben Jeino, ionoern gessn bic Ser.
Staaten ieIbit srblideu mifs. Wan
fargt an, 5u5useitsben, mas mir biss
lang oargelest baben, oab Gnellnb
ni6t bios sesen bic beutihen 9erbiin.
oeten, ionoern in slei4em Mabe .leesu
unier 2ano &ries fiibrt. Gtpos
! ali6beit 1T natiirlih uon sinem 9SrOs
briten untrsrnbar unb iie bei.sbt pa,
rim, oab man ii4 fraet ,parum Gngs
lamb unier 2ano 10 ungere6t bebonoie.
Die probriten tpifIen es nur Su ecrau,
polIen aber ni6t bic snnss @dbr1eit
fasen, neil iie bon bieier cine " fges
benbc Grreguns bes ameritc .ifaen
9oltes fiir4ten, Die gu elmer feinOli6en
Stimmung geeen bic Quiirten fii6ren
unb bamit Wprsan unb &oniortsn,
peIde bic Nep gorter 9orp- -pyeFe
beberrf6en, oas Seiddft Dsrbsr6sn
piirbe.
gnslanb berfolst NIT isinem gertals
ten geeen Die Ser. Staatsn 5pei oe:
I immts 3isle. Oas erIte 1T ,ypl1en,
oes: Gnglanb 1T in GROCER 9slonotb.
IS seht gu piel 9elb rsip. 9olb gum
2anbe 9tnuus unb es tpmmt au psniq
fcrein. I'm bierin etipas g6bilfe AL
id]affen. nil man urIerem 2anbe o.n
neutralsn 5anbel ent3ieben unb i'm
na4 Dem eigenen 2anbe ablenten. Dag
gebt Ioear 10 ipeit, bab man
iogur ben amsritdniihsn Bin
nen Sanbel nad England abs
lenten mill. Wenn Elm amerttuni.
i6er grpprteur Ddarsn nab neutra.
len 2Gnoern f6idt, perben lie uutsr
bem TOrgebeH, oub es gannfpaarsn
ieieN ,setapert unb gu bieiem 8ebufs
1T bic 9eaei9nung 8annpuare big ins
uHenblihe auseebebnt tporben.
Gbsr bic slsihen Waarsn, bic Gngs
lamb ni6t burhldbt, tpsrben bon ekQs
liihen 9dnblern in biefem aanbe ae.
fauft unb nd9 neutralen 2Gnbern oers
tduft unb 3tpar nit riefigem Yrofit,
neil bic Gngldnber ,tpel6e bur6 Gas
peruns feline freie 3ufubr geito...,H, Die
preifs OOri4reiten. Run gibt es cine
an5abl Maarsn, bic man Bel aelpalts
fumiter gluslesuns ni6t als gann.
paaren beaeitnen fann. I'm nun uns
aud bieien 5anbel gu euirsiben, III bic
i4DcrSe 2iite eriOnnen rporbsn.
Sur6 bic geraubuns uno Oeffnuna
Der ppit, fowie burd ibre sptone in
ytep gorf 6aben bic GnelGnber ets
fabrsnt fpelde Rep yortsr ssirmer
N,aaren, bic nidt als gannsut bsasite
ret perben tOnnen, mad ben neutralen
2dnbern ididen. Diefs bat man aui
bi. f6war3e Elite geiteIIt, bab lie nichis
erporiiren tSnnsn. Sa bas aber aidt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
Die sruf. StunSe.
BON aurt M pred.

Gines abenbs eing Elm 0eiluiter
furd, ben @raben .WorssH frtiH
ereifen mir an Sturm -" Der
6auptmann iprab Elm paar l1ll1te
anfeuernbe Worte an isins junSs
Wdnnitait unb piinifis ibr Elm. gut:
Tatt. 2lhr fs lpa6ten nod laHse.
Die meiftsn i6rieben nod raid btinl
aersenIih Elm paar griefe an bic
Sbren babeim, onpsre pustsn ttumm
unb eifris an ibren Wdffsn berun',
unb ipisbsr anbere bcdten nod bete'n'
amber uno Iisbsn ben lieberflub ibrtr
grr.guns in isteH. fsrubelubsn Woti
ten abfliebsu. Mud Dia Samm I9risb
Elm padr 3silen fir feline Wattsr. sint'
ge Worte Der Grmutbisung. blt man
bei ibm finbsn folIie, tpenn -. Mber
nein, bdran fpollte CT niht bensen,
pas @sihtpsrbsn mar ieine Sahs
nidi. limb bann iober Samm, 5rDmbs
e.ns unb aleins nod elm ipsnis tfis
lammen, uUb fis eelobtsH, elmer oeH
anSeren .apfsr trisufteben, fals er
bebrdnat perbsn iollte. Sn bisier
Ratt trdumts ben breien 70 Wlanniss
iaIiiges, ME ainbsrn Dor sinsm Gsit4
iase.
elbsr bic friibefe Mpreentpiiieruns
riI6ts ben 1raum aus ibrer Sssis
meg unb itsIis iie idb in bic Wirtlids
felt. Die 9unielbeii bedts dlles gu.
S6tpeisenb unb Iauilps fpirrtsn fie
bur6einanber. Wsinuisu Dor BEN
eturm. Gin gebrdnse unb G6ieben
itpar5er Gefsllsu, Elm itiles Su6en
unb Crsnsn. gnblid itanben f., ipie
in ben gobn ssrdmmi.. iDie cine uns
tsipeaIit lebenbige palliIabs. gins
ilsine 2i6if4eibs audte iiber Gin SH'
isrblatt. Cos.
Die buntls Rsibs f6nsGis iiber ben
Gjrdbenranb. Sohl 0oriparts! Wsit
rorssIssism Gbertorper iiisben lie in
bic mprsenfriibe 5initernis. Gin tlti.
ner Winn bliss ibnen iiiblsnS in bic
beiben @efidier. Gle bdtisn iinsen
mSssn unb mubisH bic aippen suiam'
msnprsHen. I'M ben Subsl ni6t aus
iih beraus 8u idreien. glisbsrleift
holpsrisn lie iibsr ben ,nOiissn BDSen,
bds 4use porausaebobrt ins Sdirar3e.
Sriiblinasserud itiee BON Der feutisn
Grpe auf. Yorfpdrts. 90 fpareH
ile i6on am 5sinb. Rptbe Jeusrflies
aen tanStsn Dor min 6amm aus benz
0untel. 3piI6en ibm unb ftinsn Res
fenlsutsn peifhtsn Giienf6olIsn bins
burh. Si. Sdiiiie inaiterten. uno
auseIn iurrisn. limb cine buntls Glu9t
tnauIte iit i'm Uinfisrn, als bic Rsibs
In ben erften Grnben fprang. Surrob.
llnb 0lii6e. Die 9ajonstte fubrtn
ins 9esre. glber jest jagten iie ier.
GhiiiIe In bas bcooniiiirssHbe S6at'
tengepimmtl. Die aussln traIlim in
Isbenbe a0rpsr unb riHen re nis0fr.
ardmpfsnbe @Iieter ildmmerten ii.1
rie trei6enbe alssn nm bic giibe Der
islii6tenbsn. Deblauie itisssn fhria
nnb ssrfhslien. Nus filler 5obess
qislIen ram bag rotbe 2ebtn.
gorp1risl Snmm isr5nrbsens ura
Aleine ncbeneinnnbrr itiir3en meiter,
DIE WalsfeIn geiirnifi, nnS iilfen III
.pilber aanpiluit ben @iberltdno.
Ia raiiclten bic MnIdinengeipebre.
1ooicnoe Giiemitrablen ipristen in
tie Sturnreibe. Sier uno Do iiel 81.
iler inb ifanb nid,t ipieber aiii. Giner
fuaelte ii6 mb perro6elte ben lesten
9lt9cm. einer ini,f ipie ertrlmfen NIT
aisarcifenSen Sdnben. @ia Sannt
lief pnripdrts, ods Bdionett IN Die
syd,dte eefIemInt. &urrubl Seine bei.
ieiteiprinoenben @ebm1ten- Siescn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
samitas, ben %. Smli 1916.

gnglanb bebanbslt Die
Ser. staaten, ais cine feiHblihs anb
niht als cine neutrale Ration, idst pts
sgbitasper 5ribune" Oas seidtebi
{ton felt 5tpei Sabren uno es 1T nod
nihts geiheben, nm Gnslanb 5ur asHs
htruu1 ieinss 9erbaltsns gu spinssn.
Ds Shulb oaran trdst uatiirlih Der
YrdIioert unb ieiu 9erbalten 1T nnr
in Der WeiIe gu ertIdren, oab Morsan
G 60. fiatt Isirsr bic Regieruns Der
Der. Staaten fiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22

Dte pldmtfde 8spesuna
iteht i'm Gintlang NIT ben Wanihsn
Deuti6lanos. Dieies bat, pie oet
Rsi6staHSler tDisoerbolt ertldtt bat
nidt bic 4biidt, 9elgien gu nehmen
Gs MIL bios segsn feinolide lleberf1l'
Der Gran5oisn unO ensIanoer con
bisier Seite sefdiist iein. Sas It 10
Iange gu beflrhten, als bic WallOnen,
ipie pas bisber Der Sal gspeisn 1T, be
Serritaft in 9elsieu fiibren, ba fle
auseeiprodens 5ran50sIinge iinb. Sn.
bem cine sbeiluns bes 2anoes nat)
Gpra6en itattfinbet pirb Der
Grnflub Der fran50fiidsn Wanonsn
bur6 Die nad Der beutihen Seite bins
nsiqenoen 8lumen neutraliiirt.
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sn Scn ieinbliden Braben Ia1su
lie nini, Iagen rnb iparteien. 6uB Ger
Jciro ben Sieg ,iiriiderfaufeu fpole.
Cine tpeife U1iioigfeit idlafite ibrc
Q6rper, Die Gpannlng nerbctte III
isren Rerpen. sIber iie ,paren bereit.
Som @rabenrn,to lugten Die iiarrs
ifpparsen 1oSesausen Der Geipebr.
ldilfe.
Ger 1ag hatte iid seIid)tet. 9ie
fiiblen HebeI fodtel nod unb bdinpf.
ten perIgraue Sdipaben. siber Die
Sonne fdlanp iie in ibren fIanuneu.
Sen &nden. Tie Sieaer fparteta. luIs
bdtten germ ben Seinb seieben. abe.
Der fam nif,t. 60 tplIrben fliiitern6e
(Seiprd6c 5,uiiden ben anmsraSer,
sefiitrt, imb einise sriiien su ibren
@orrdthen. Ter Sirnser frurrte ibnell
aus Dem 2eibe.
Ca aing pIoslifl Elm pilbes De.
I!nattcr log. g9ie @ellenipriser ihlu.
gen Die auaeIn in ben 9rnten. Gin
pdar trci es. Sic fr,aueIten iif am
Soben nnb gitreelten einen Sf,rei.
slu6 neben mia Sainm idIug es Ell
nen, @oitIieb alein. Gin llirii6grei.
fen ilHoginfcn. ~gaitter W1iit ~
@ia telrste ii6 niecer GuaIliec
8lasaiscn sIosten ibn frenlb an;
cine Sauit frairpite itarr I'M feincli
s,nodel.
Tas ieinbIife ;Sener Sedte Sen
@rabcn Wnu fonnie nid)t niitiporten
Ran ipiibie nidlt, mober Der @egner
idoB. Nus oem 8erited jagte er feline
ilfereH salpen Inter Die slnsreiier.
lTie ip1btcl nit iiieren aliiger. 3ic
.Snih ilamnltc IN linen bcd. Tas
gIut iang in ibren S6ldicn. Slide
fniridhen. Hub iie borten lire Ser.
piuibcteH iiotnen
Ter Seino niubie sefunben tpcr.
cen! Giner miibie binmis linb Sas
,Seiler nif iif lenten; bnn gelpdtn
man bic Hidrilng nno foilnte ii1
nehren. Giner nllbte iid opiern. -
Mer?
,Sreiniaiaer por!" Trei, bier
'pta,aen beran, bann iparen es ,lpoli
,nao nebr. llnb Ria Saumi mar Ger
eric: 70 0urfic er es iein.
CT itammelts Elm Oantssnort uno
bas innsrs 9luift,ier sliibte bur4 isil
@siiht. Or mar berpirrt ipis Elm bss
itenttss Rinb. Ginsn Brief 3srrts {.
aus Der 1didbe unb briidie ibHJr0mbs
gems bsim 4bi1itb in bic Grubbant.
sir msins Wluiisr, tpenn i9 -
lInb Der greunb nidte; er bdits itati
i.lnsr sebsn rl5etn. .2eb ipobl. DilI,-
llnb er fpuBts. bab CT ibn nidt mebr
isben ipiirbe. .aeb pobI!A risfsn bic
anbsren alle, absr Itumm IN iit. Wi1
9umm abtr h5rte ben Grub.
Sbm mars numbering leidt, ols sr
iih iibsr ben grubenrnnb fHpdHg
unb nan aiffrsnt baItanb. gr rsdit
feline gsitalt in ben burHslGn5isn
Worssn uub blidte nit bslIsn 4usep.
iibsr bic fablsH Gsloer, iiber bas brnns
biss Oras Der Wieien unb bic froIiise
adblbeit Der Gebiif&s. Mne Wirfli4.
itit mar fir ibn burd ben biaHsn
Oldn5 Der Gonne berfldrt. unb tn.
fsinsm S6reiitn ptrsab CT sana bic
Wirili6feit bes Qrieses. CT b0rte
iaum bas urauf60rIi1t andtitrn ber
Gspsbrs. Mie uui&ulbise Snitlisn
jpieItsn bic auosIn Nm i9n.
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Der prd iosnt bat perIuns
Iite griefe an bic alliirten une bic pers
bunpeten StaatsoberbGupter seidDIdt.
bab iie strpas sur 2inosruns Der RDtb
in polen tbun. Sas 1T Ght Wufons
lid, iid ben 4ni6ein su aeben, baR er
ettpas tbut, lpdhrenb er ni6is tbut. Die
beutfden gsrbiiHpeten babeu ibm ;aits
getheilt, bag lie bon Dem 9etreioe, oas
Die Der. Staateu nad polen i6iden
ipollsN, ni4ts fir ibre 9eere uno nihts
fir ibre @Olter perlangen; fie limb eins
beritanDen, oob ameritaniide geOolIs
h.d6tiete bic 8ertbeiluns Der 9l1hs
rungsmittel beiorseH. 0a 1T es bod
rOQig iiberfliiiIig, nod einmal griefe
an bic perbiinbeten Md9te gu ididen
rHo es lam bas aud nur ssi6eben
iein, I'M ben ginorut 81 eripetsn. buB
SeutihlanD unb Seiterreid Der 2iefes
rung DON 9etreioe an bic golen i'm
Mege itebsn, tpGbrsnb oem prGiib.ntsH
pollauf betannt lit, oaB bieies Sinbers
nib nur pon England tommt, oas abe
ildtlif gebinsungsn itsnt. bic Iiir Die
oeutiden 9erbiinosteH ni6t annebms
bar fino uno betreffs pel6er Der ptds
iioent peib, oub iie Bios seftelt 'oer=
ben, um Die InteritiisuHg Der poIen
au psrhinpern.
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.,no Surrabl Ga itanb er al
iein6Iihcn @rabcn itnlte IN Oh
bIeidcn 6ciidlter i'm aufseriiiene alt
gen. Surrnbl iuro gIitt binein. Stiet
oos blintenbe Giien, trat nif Iiegenot
ssorper, ftrie, rang Seio an Seib
init ircnrSen Wenid)eH, ipi,roe III;
teIno ieincr Strait teiuabt uno erIoii;
I'D; Don Der feiiclnSen Spunrnins
lnb ,ieben ibm oerielbe aanirf
Mann, siRa,,.n, seaeeHs fseeaaeH assaHH asaH4 has feaf,cnoe
stiugcn permiidner @eiben 80.
S,urrabl Der Ieste sltbem on Den
3fiii, ocr SiesnraI Elm 8ui oes Siesea
oar. Snrrub! Der Rii tpie Elm breites
SdbnritiidJ iiber oen @rabeH.
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aus Den bageriiaen CONNER
friideu.
Bon 6. ~. g 6 mint.

&eger Jrembenperfebr Sant Ser ali.
ten 9erpilegung inb perbaltnib.
naBig billigen 9reiie. - 1ie Bsr.
icrguugsirage gut geregeIt. -
Gie 9reiie nabc5u normal.
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Die britii de unb bic fran35e
iifde Offeuiips 1T, fpie aus ben gri3s
ten gu erieben III, DON febr serirscr
Gebeutuns. gaa4 einsr lunsen Teiers
porbereitung, BEL pelder bas 9lei tons
nenpeiie oerf4oifeH fpuroe unb NIT eis
mem Sturmangriff Don 100000
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Der eHelti de uNtersStaaiss
ietrstdr ipa6 i'm parlament bic Mn
ii6t aus, bag bic 8srbdnsune Der GEM
iur iiber 0epefteN an amsritanii1e
.3eitunssn Die sutsn 8ssisbunsen
gu unierem 2dnoe nt6t iiSrsn
piiroe. Warum Iolts er bus au6
sIaubsn? GHslano blodirt bic dnes
ritanii9s 9uIte unb bic Ser. Staotsn
fageH ni6ts; es tonfis5irt ameritGnis
i6e 0aareu o6ne einen S6atten DON
gere6tigung, es beraubt Die amer;tas
niide poit; es tontrolirt ben ameritas
nifaen auBenbarDel nit nsutralen
Sdnosrn, oab nidts baoon ii6ris ses
bIieben III unb bic Der. Staaten laifsu
iih bas gefaleH. "a 1T bod nint
an5uHebmsH, bab Der prdiioent uber
Die 3eniur Der amsritanifhen Sci
tunssbepef6en in @auuns geratbsn
tperoe. mas in oisfem Sale anein i'll
tereffiren tann, 1T bic 5rage, ipdrlm
elne iolhe ,Sentur au5geubt tpiro. Ste
3eitungeR, pslds bieie Depsiber err
halten, iinD ale prObritiit, osmnad
III es aus9eidloTen, bab iie cine lIns
fpabr6eit iiber engIano 6eri9tsn MIR
ben Der Grunb 1T aber nidt unbes
fdnnt, bsnn er 1T Don ben RorreTpons
oeutsH Der betreffenben 3eitunlen
herii6sr beri6tet porben. Wie lie ane
geben. iinb bic sisgeaospef6en, pl9e
Die gnslGHoer uHb Granaoien ieben
Gag beriiber tabeln, iebr irrefiibrsno,
pber mas oasfsIbs bsbeutet, tie ipinle
meln DON 2iigen. Denn bann Die
dmeritantfhen aorrsIponoenten ben
fpahren 5batbeftanb melben pollen,
madt Der engtii6e 3enipr sntipeber
einen Stri6 burd lire geri6te uber er
tGlftt bic Sepefhen.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-16
SHERIFF AND DEPUTIES
MAKE SUNDAY HAUL

Sheriff Blease On Sunday arrested
Charley Gillian, Calvin Gillian, for
using pistols against Jas Johnson
who was handling shot gun and
was also arrested. He also arrested
Ike Nance for selling liquor. All Of
this fun was going on at Beaverdam
church near Jalapa where the breath
rem and sisters were having rally
day. No one was shot. They were
just having good time with their
pistols and shot guns and liquor.
On Saturday night Deputy Sheriff
Dorroh and Rural Policeman Melton
broke up little shooting scrape at
a frolic near Colony church by ar
resting Olin Jackson, Enos Hair,
Isaiah Hair. No one was shot in this
little row. All the parties are in jail.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-16
WILL DELAY ACTION
AGAINST BLOCKADE
United States to Hold Up Protest Be-
Cause of German Threat--Berlin's
Demands Complicate Case.

Washington, May 12.-America' S
next step in the negotiations with the
entente allies regarding treatment OF
neutral commerce will be delayed oa
account of the implied thread con-
tanned in the German note of May 5,
in which the imperial government ex-
pressed confidence that in view of the
new orders issued for submarine war
fere, the United States would insist
upon Great Britain observing the
rules of International law La dealing
with trade and reserying to itself
complete liberty Of decision" unless
this end was accomplished.
1t was stated authoritatively today
that Germanys note had complicated
the situation, making it impossible
for the United States to press its de-
'. upon the allies at once with
out appearing to do so at the bidding
of the Berlin government and con-
sequently it was uncertain when a
reply would go forth to the latest
British communication.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-16
CLOSE AT POMARI4
Public Exercises Held in School
Auditorium.

Pomaria, May 12.-The sessions Of
1915-1916 in Pomaria graded and high
school came to a close last night
with public exercises held in the
school auditorium. A large crowd was
present. Ben NJ. Settler has been
principal and Miss Louise Richardson
assistant. Pomaria is justly proud OF
her school. A splendid brick building
has been erected with ample room for
many years. Splendid work has been
done by teachers and pupils.
The exercises Of last night were
opened with prayer, led by the Rev.
S. C. Ballent.ne. There were songs,
recitations, dialogues and drills by
the primary department. Instrumental
music was furnished by the local
orchestra, with Mrs. q. T. Pinper at
the piano, There were three grad-
yates in the high school department.
Alvin Kinard, salutatory; Miss Fell
cia Koon, who wrote the class will
and prophecy, and Miss Eloise Hipp,
who spoke the valedictory.
The exercises showed painstaking
drilling and was thoroughly appre--.
ciated by the large audience present.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-16
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
COMING ON APACE

Newberry college commencement
begins on Saturday, June 3, and ends
with the graduating exercises We'd
nesday, June I. The following is the
programme of events:
Saturday, June 8, 80 p. NJ, in Hol-
land Hall, the annual Sophomore
defamation contest.
Sunday, June 4, 11:00 a. m, bac-
calaureate sermon by President j.
Henry Harms.
Sunday, June 4, $50 p. M, annual
address to Y. NJ. C. A. by President
P. E. Monroe of Summerland college.
Monday, June 5, 1O:3O a. M, class
day exercises on the college campus.
Monday, June 5, $50 p. NJ, annual
Junior oratorical contest.
Tuesday, June s, 1O:3O a. m., an
nual alumni meeting with address by
James B. Hunter, Esq, class of '94.
Tuesday, June 6, $3.50 p. M, address
to the literary societies by Judge
Charles A. Woods, Marion, S. C.
Wednesday, June Z, 10:30 a. m,
graduation and awarding of medals
and hopors.
Twenty six students will receive
diplomas, three of whom are young
women.
The college is looking forward to
an unusually large attendance OF
alumni and former students.
Two games of base ball are being
arranged between the college team and
a team OF one-armed wonders. All
but three Of these players play with
one arm.
The Senior class is taking their
final examinations this week, and by
Friday they will have completed their
college courses. Most of them will
go to their homes, to return for COM
mencement.
On Friday night next the Juniors
tender a banquet to the Seniors at
the Savoy hotel Plates will be laid
for siXty-eight.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-16
GENERAL JONES
NOT CANDIDATE

The State, 18th.
When Gen. Willie Jones was asked
Yesterday if ne would be candidate
for State chairman of the Democratic
committee he replied that tno such
idea had been in his mind that in
no circumstances could he serve the
parry in that capacity He added
that ''for IA years he was State chair
man, during which his endeaVor was
to give the party the best that was IN
him, but that his private affairs would
not permit him to think of undertak-
ing the work again, much as he ap-
preciated the confidence implied by
the suggestio of his name for the
post"
Gen. Jones is popular in every part
of the State and without doubt ne
would have commanded strength in
the convention had he allowed his
uame to go before it, but the sugges-
ton was without his knowledge, much
the less his encouragement.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-16
WHITMIRE DOES HONOR
Memorial Day Observed With ApprO.
pirate Service.

'N7hitmire, May 13-A short memo
rial service was held here Wednesday
afternoon. The Rev. T. A Beckett
made the address of the occasion, af-
ter which the children decorated the
graves of the Confederate dead.
The school here is in it's ninth
month and will close June 2 with
commencement exercises on the even
ing of June 5. The tenth grade is
very small, with only two graduates,
on account of raise in the standard.
This is the first nine months session
held here. but it will be permanent
thing. as the people have voted spe-
cial taxes that will make it possible.
Most of the teachers will return next
session.
The school improvement associa-
ton here is very live one. They
are now preparing to put new seats
in the school auditorium. They
bought sewing machine for the in
dustrial department the first of the
year.
Under the leadership of Miss Alma
Lupo, a Winthrop graduate, the
classes in cooking and sewing have
had a very successful year.
The night school was big success
and the same work will be started
again next winter.
The mems class Of the Methodist
Sunday school has grown so that they
have ordered a tent to be erected on
the church lot for its use.
DR.. Vt. B. Woods is having pretty
dwelling built on his lot in the east
ern part of town.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-16
Death Of Miss Eliza Simmons.

Miss Eliza Motto Simmons VINO
lived with her sister-in-law Mrs. }.
W. M. Simmons in Calhoun street
died Saturday afternoon and was
buried in Rosemont cemetery Sunday
afternoon after funeral Services at
the home at 5 o'clock. Miss Sim
mons was the sister Of the late J. w.
N. Simmons and was 10 years OF age.
Miss Simmons was a member OF the
Episcopal church and no minister OF
that denomination being immediate
" available Rev. Kerr read the bur-
ial service. The hymns we're sung
by Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Jones, Mrs. }.
H. West and Mrs. Pat Scott. The
pail bearers were: DR.. J. NJ. Kiblef'
J. T. Mayes, DR.. C. D. Weeks, E. c.
Jores, W. F. Ewart and James N.
Mclaughlin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-16
Birthday Party.

Little Helen Mathis entertained
quite a number of her little friends
Friday afternoon at her birthday
party. The parlor and hall were
flower filled and most attractive in
every detail. After some interesting
games they were invited into the din
ing room where delicious ice cream
and cake were served. The dining
room was decorated with white roses
and candles making it very attractive
for the occasion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-16
Flag Day at Speers Street School

Flag Day at Speers Street School.
At this time when our country is
facing such momentus crisisf when
any day may see call for its sons
to rally around the Stars and Stripes,
when all sectional differences will be
laid aside in it's common defense,
what more fitting object lesson could
be given the boys and girls Of the
community than to see Old Glory un-
furling its folds to our balmy South
ern breezes, as it rises to the top OF
our school buildings, greeted by the
admiring shouts Of young America
the hone of our natiol? Devotion and
admiration for their country's flag is
lust what the teachers of Speers
street school are inculcating into
their pupils by the novel and elabor-
ate exercises preparing for the occa-
sion. They have bought beautiful
flag of large dimensions and on Tues
day afternoon at $50, the exercises
incident to its raising will be held
on the campus of the school, on
large stage erected for the occasion.
The entertainment is not given for
the purpose of making money, but as
the elaborateness of it necessltates
considerable expense, an admission
fee of ten cents will be charged for
grown ups, and children over twelve
years of age. Children under four
are free. All between these ages will
be admitted for five cents Reserved
seats may be had for five cents extra.
Ice cream, cake and candy will be for
sale.
Let the community show by its
presence it's approval of this patriotic
women.
After the exercises, the Newberry
Concert band will give concert.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-16
RESIDENCE FOREST LOMINACK
DESTROYED BY FIRE


Thursday night about 1o:3o while
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Lominack were
visiting neighbors, their home oppo-
site the park VI College street, caught
fire and was almost consumed be-
fore the Ere could be extingufshed.
Very little of the furnishings and
clothes we're saved. The fire start
ed in the stove room although there
had been no fire in the stove since
midday. Mr.. Lominack had ABOUT
$500 90 insurance. The house belong
ed to Mr.NJ.C Sample and was insur-
ed for 100000