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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15
9ce Mikbramhs
Ser poit purben bic 9eamten Der
0loriba Everglades 2anp 60.
in Gbicago angetlast.

gbicaeO, IA. SuIi. 2lm Jreis
tag puroen pier geamte Der Jlorroa
gpsrslabes 2anD 60. DON Chicago
unb COLORADO Springs, golO., DeSen
angebliben Wibbrau6es Der pOit pon
ben @rpbseI4porsuen in Intlage5us
itaHb periest, Die @ngetIaeten iino:
@iaiam u. Dts, Colorado Springs,
NrdftbeHt; percp Saserman, Colorado
Springs, 9isepraiiDeut SarOIb =.
grbant, GbicasO, giseprdiioent uno
WilIidm 6. GreeHpOob, gbicagp,
9iIfsietrstdr uno Stasmeiiter. Die
llHteriu6uns Der 4ngeIegenbeit bur9
ben gunoesanpalt par i9on lett
mebreren ROnaten i'm Ganss sepeien.
Die Geisuitaft puroe i'm Sabre 1909
nit einem aapital Don $275,OOO eez
griiucet. Sic taufte $1,000 Ider
aanb in ben SIOriDa GOersIabss uno
tbeilte es in 1850 pureeQen DON je
10-84O older.
Die 9lntlags, pel6e feds puntte
eHtbalt, baiirt auf fiinfs.bn griefen,
pelte Don Der Seieai9uft ssi8riebcn
fpurben.
@s 1T in Der antlage sclisnb es>
ma3t, bab bic GeIsufaaft bas aano
in 5loriba fdli6li6 als ertrassfdbig
nnb fru6tbar be5ei6nete, bas fofprt
bs6ant nerOen s0nne, unb bab Der
Staat 5lorioa 81, 100000 fir Draie
mage 3pede bspillist babe.
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SdmeiSer Giuoriide.

auSern i'm Mai. Wsib rasen bi;
S6neeberge CUR Come.
SrdHaten 3erpiiblen guropas gps
ben. 9in unb pieber trdst Der Winn
Den Sanonenbonner beriibsr ins
SdpeiSer 9anb.
UtilIionen WGnner ss6en in treue-
qfli6terfiiluns as6sn unD 9eiunobeit
bem 9aterIanb.
Oa lit bic S9peis, getreu i6rer 9es
! i4iate bardn segauseR, bic Wunber
| gu beileH, bic Der Srisg ialus uno
bat ibrs saitli4sn Stdtten ge6ffnet,
! fir bic, bic in 9sfanssni6aft ibrer
9eIunobeit 6erau6t fhma9teten.
Webr iollen balD tommsn. Wie lit
es ibneH gu g0nHen. M0gsn iis tpms
men biirfen DON allen Seiten; lie ale
babsn ibre PfIidt sstban.
Jn MDntana, Wtontreur, 2epiin,
am 9rien5sr See uno in Sntsrlaten
limb Sransoien uHtergebradt, am SUB
Der Sunsfrau.
WIe 1onoerbdr bic per9lbmeinl6.a
blauen uniformen bier auf ben Stras
Ben.
Sin 56eil Der 9efansensn liest auF
bequsmen 2isgeitiiblen in ben Sdrten
ibrsr 9otels, in oenen lie po1nen uno
rau6en, leIen ober ipielen eir @eieGs
itaftsipiel 5uiammen.
Sin uno pieoer tommt Elm aamez
rao DON einem anoeren Sauie gu Be-
iu6 II. brinst feline 5amilie gu sinem
tur5sn plauoeritiinbhen nit.
@iele baben ibrs Samilien Bel iiS.
Gin &apitdn ssbt langIam an Stod
nit ieiner 6rau unb ieinen Spei nteos
li4en Sungens our4 bic Straben unD
trintt ben Sbee in elmer Der BATTLE,
rien.
Oriiben in griens tommt gerabe Elm
SOIoat nit benz 3use an, Der ieiner
Jrau Elm Stiit entsegsngefubrsn mar.
Gin iunger 2eutnant, beiien lintes,
rotbes Solenbein leer berubbGngt, iist
in Der tleinen gu6banoIung am
Warttplab uHb lieit bic IeBten frans
3DiiI6en 3eitungen, bic Der Qbenosug
eben se6radt. Sn ieiren 9lugsn leu6s
tst Don neuem bic 3uperiidt Deg Sic
gers unb er murmelt leiie fir iin in
tiefen 9ebanfen .o6 ces brabss"
2psi alte, foit ipeibbdrtige Serses
ants binten ernit unb rbeumatii6 ne
beneinanoer in tiefem @siprd9 iiber
politit ober BEN arieg. Gins Ii6ers
lid, ionft iparen es feline 5ranSoien.
2eiIe tlirren bic Webdillen an ibrsr
8ruit. SIN 5rieben iinb tie pabri6eins
li4 i'm aouDre anseiteGt; man metnt
fat: ,ceur be fautre gierrs"".
Gin anosrer Sffi3ier ssbt nit ieiz
ner Wlutter fpaaiereH, eine feline aIte
Jruu in tiefer Irauer, ipobl lin ben
drberen SDhnI
gu 5peien unb gu breien seben bic
Solbaten am 4benb duf Der Suupt>
itrabe auf nnh nieoer. Die llniformen
finS nsu IND iauber. pOn ben rotten
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8nnS esrid)ter J.@.Glarfe

Gu III Pr d iioente 5um q a d.
! folgcrpon&errnS $ Smgbcs
| i'm SberbllnbeS geri1t
ernannt.
gaaibingtoh 8. 6, II. Suli
9nnocsrid)ter S. $. Glarfe BON
GIepeIano, g., iulnoe BON YraiiSert
giIlon am Srcitag ais gtadfolger
bon &,d)tcr S5ucbcs, bcS republifdni-
id)en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5iilil
tciiiBcnben 9tidter ocs Sberbuiloes.
leridtes crnallt.
Sobn S5eIiin Glarfc ipar III 2isboll,
O., aln is. Septcmber 1857 gebpreil; !;
cr grobuirte bon Ger @eltern 9feierne
llniperlit1t im SATIRE 1877 nrO iuilr'
&c I'M nGditen Sabre alun garrco.l
lSuselaiIen. gr mar i'm Sabre 1911
l3nnl @moe3rlditcr ernahnt rporeelt.
Snt Sabre 1903 par Serr Glarfc,
elm lcbenslonglider Semofrat, als
8egucr BON Marf &anna &aloioat
fir ben Sullhesienat eespeien. 9ur1
i,ine Grncnnung miro bic politiide
3aiammerieslitg oea Sberbunoesgc'
rittcs nidt 9eanoert; Die Webr5a6l
Der WtitglieOer liuo nah lpie nor Die.
publifaner. Ger Trdiibent cripartet.
hat Die grnenmlpg bcs Gidtcr5
Nlarfc nptb in Der deaelltDlrtiqen
seonereBiislne beitdtigt merben miro,
oanit er 5ur 3eit im 9berbunbesDe.
ribtc idapebenbe enlle itltoiercn
iann ebe oas 8eribt i'm SerbIt pie.
Der 6iianunentritt.
y aiiagterc auf einem
Sabn6ugg sc d. o len.
Sittsburg $50, IA. SSuli.
0Ier LEI Die 9tnhridlt Gin, nab bier
Eaiia9icre Oes 3uges 9to. 2S, &c:
pon Chicago llatb 9ten 2jprf fubr,
nabe 9ucprls, g., aln Gonnerltug
2lbenO oilr6 SdSiliie perlest mltrOen.
GIe Namen oer @aiia9iete iinO: ii.
5. @ar0 Don Fiti5burg $. y. @il.
lette bon 8blIaoelpbia un0 s.. ReiD'
mon lirlo Geltba @psareiler bon gtelu
Orleans. Gie 9aiiagiere iaBen aui Oer
IusildjtspIatiorm oes leBien @ae.
gons, als elm Wtann cine Slinte aiif
>en 3ug abidjoB. Gie Sdroten ii,brei,
Oen bier 9aiiogieren in Die geine
5n Sima, g, beitleg ein sir5t Der
,3ug ,nlb Iegte Den @erleBten eineu
GerbanO an.
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Tlnk.Nac), btem.
g a IN Haa, Is. SuIi 1O16

Der rbsre SbiO 1T i'm Gullsn bss
griffen bier aber ift bsrieIbe sttpas
seitiesen unb bate geitern glbenb els
nsn WaHsritano Dpn 1913 CUB.
9ie foIsenbsn 9epei&sn traftu ses
fern bier elm:
pittsburs. pa.-5. s SUB, fdlt.
Mbeelins, 80. ga.-4.8 SUB. fieist.
partersburs, 80. 9a.-4.7 5ub. fGlt.
aanapha JGlIs, 20. @a.-3.9 Sub.
Gbarleiton, %. 9a.-7.5 Jub, fdlIt.
pprisnoutb. Sbio-8.8 SUB, itsist.
2ouispilIe ap.-7.7 Iyub. idat.
GpanspiIls, sHb.-7.4 SUB. fteisi.
RafbpiIle 9snn. n.-2S.5 SUB, fteigt.
Chattanooga, senn-23.5 SUB.
Cairo. Sll.-30.4 SUB, iieist.
Msmpbis. ssnn.-721.4 SUB, fsist.
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germ berii6sr sstOmmen, SdipsiSsr uno
3eutfds, lin bic SoIbaien gu bss
fuden.
9eiie iinit bic Rad)t, am llfer min.
fen GeIbsraue, aidier bIiben bier uno
bort am Ste uno tiinbtn, bab bort
Ulenfden ipobnen.
.Sn 2idtfiille liest Dor uns aua,rn
unb fpieselt ii9 taufenbfa6 i'm Gee,
unb burd bic StiGs tlinssn bic
abenbsloden.
glm Morsen fiibrt mid Der 3us
lpsIIsT burds G4tpei5er 2anb.
Mos ioa. i4 erSdblen2
Meibe Rebel bsben ii6 Gus aalern,
unb auf bic iunss Saat fdlIt Gin .rars
msr Griibussn -.
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Gittener fiir6tete oas
8offcr. 2oro aitdener bate cine
gucbe abneigirns seoen 5diiie imo
mo in;iiler es noslid, ipar, eine yabrt
ii5er @aifcr sii umaebelb fiat er es.
60 aroB ipnr icine ssrrd,t Dor ocnl
grtrinfen, bab er ielbit aiif elmer
5abrt bon 9oDer nod, Galais ei,iey
9ie.tluiesgiirtel trii9, ben er iib in
GsDptcn fhr5 Dor ieinen @orriiden
mif al,artum, b1tte MAIDEN ldlIer.
1robbem er sesipungen iuor, 1ftsrs
eur sec 5il fabrcn uno elm gutter Gea.
Ier ipar, berdbideitte er Seereiien, sic,
pie er bebmiptete, feline Sebtrait
idEi6i9tcn. Gin seirIiier sIbergIau5e
perboi eS ibm. obDobl er Elm eifriaer
SaminIer pon aiirioiitdten mar, IoI.
DE aui eiIlem Sobifi 5m fnuien, ouj
benz CT gaiiaee geiicmnen baite.
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5n oerianfen - Cots.
GItftor.,

Gftftpr..
GerrGte abe, stpifder g9hlifiele iii,o
wIorri'on npe., sinf ipiinfaereipertbere Case
'ir elm Seim fnuH Mot in irgsnbeiner Bot
iinbi gefnIiesH tperoeu; better sirabenbd en-
bieHf, in ber Stdoi; Btne,Glii,pn, Clifton
Gin nno Gli'tonsaueIoip berrlite llngebunq.
bic fcboriie 9efibens.sefiton In clifton nno
cine pra6iae aHiibi bon Eurnei g9oobs bies
tenb: baue nGtt gluHi4 bes fiaufets. iueHI
berIcng. gfbingnngen mGbtp.
9. Il. D,orgeufbalr.
qbpne-Gafial 222s ober aooH ei6, cher No3H
li5isp 1915
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3a bcrfnufen-Narmen.

tanb adufer Eenpen Gle iiir etu
GreHIplnr oes einSieen .gcub Hunsrs 9tngas
sine, iiber 900 sSdrm' Horecine In iseer ngs.
pn5e ongeJeiat bon Gisentbiimerr uub apen.
ten bon jebenf SiaGt 80 Gelier hiibfber
Ntrb1rb In sipei Sdrben. 25e Der Sdbr, 4
,pioHnie f0e auub @uhers w,agas
stHe, Eest 8 20, 2raer. 3oipa.
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tag. bab ale Gefabr zines atnsriffes
auf bic Stabt infolse Der 4ntunft Der
Sruppen bes Generals Hamos poriiber
fei. Die Sruppen bdtten bic giIenz
babns unb bic Selegrapbenlinie ron
Simine3 mad parral, ipelAe BON ben
Yanbiten tbeilipeiie aeritort iporbsl
mar. reparirt.
Rmuh hcdriA,<cr & N(nrfe
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gonin5tor. an.--ii2 on is. etrube: @
ftoiiaes 9ri5bans ifr isamiIien; GaS lir
geIfudinna nnh Seiping: 9reis $780, 81.
1880
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gu perfanien-@ @5beIn.

Dl bbel ln-sine blbf6e feiberiibersoaene
gnrlor.Barnitlir aus bun.lrm q1aIrutbols.
S!h6s. 9n3,ufrnaen 700 VI. o. etrabs I.
etod. bba
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2i0 n ace, ndbe 4,iiodiaes Bird;
9aeea nnb 20 Simmer; Got 2b Oct 100; $4,000
ober neriger inufeH -: bermiettei ilh le.ti
fir SI5 ben mluHct: ietn neines Mnaebot 81.
rigeiuieTeH; eiH Bargain. 14,i5'
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3n -3immer.

1873 Shen gtr.--3 4immer fSia.:
Gas anb Gafier; $1,000 per WoHat. s-2f
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Ohio
.35 Nder ar her QaHhfirute, rabe snr
ginot eoue unb st1r6eu: o1ne e,fpos mel.
lig auss reifes, pId6tiaeb s,diss, sDe.5en.,
Idbat'. Sllee. unb sl'nIfas9aub: gut eiHat.
souni ~ aGer eliee QGtbol5. e,ites Sim.
MGR Sramebdiis, cute aebengstdube 5ioet
auie erobs Ststirer neuer eii5. quite Hriicbt
$4,000. ~. 70. stitipntrid, 5elieiin Eblo.
s.15,i6
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Ser GpeaiariH.

.Worau arbeiiet benn oer proftiIor
aifterline jsbta1
~Gr f@rsibt ein BUD iiber bic Nao,
sgs.sntrant9sa 2 sss fIsiSfysHsnosll
|4|flap1gks y 81
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u Gder sutes gaHb - @nies Sinp
rier Snus, quite Sttriieb,g9eriiidiie; an slpti
lanbiiraten. nabs beiE CltciluB: beitir glay
pG'ria. 5elieito. Cbio. 9.i5.i6
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Dental College.
Gegierungs.g s.gniteHnngen.
,3u pcrtaufcn - Sanicr.

SauebonfeGs 9tmmern ane uuber.
men 9eduerrIldlteiier. 1895 Geitam Gitdbs,
glorb sSnirmonni. fir
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gsrIanst @ri6Iidj.

mhb4sr. flr 6ais1rbsit IN gau,ilis bon 2
ssS gotsit sesnns, elpGu1alss
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gerlanst - Yaannlidj.

Yader, Gfeulenie. geadleris pno G,ebilIsa
1dtsuirageH: wsaib's sddersi. All Tf1.
nom Sirnbe. o-.fh
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mann iat CSarten, unb gOrieparbsit. aslS.
Rays 9ari.
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3n bermietben JIats.
Tdmttonia 2snifoina.

8 a : bon 3tnlmern, ale unherueu a,eaaeut,
ll6feiier, was unb eletlriittes aift 1nnpf.
pei5nne: tiueiicr Stod. giatSufrGgen i2ii
2obr en- l. siot. g-f5s
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

We sincerely hope the newspaper
publishers of South Carolina will not
give up the idea of a paper mill Tor
this State. We are of the opinion
that a plant located in the lower part
of the State would be able to obtain
all the material for making paper
that would be necessary.-Gaffney Led
ger.
We agree with you entirely, and we
have been hoping to have the chair
man of the committee appointed to
look into this matter. Mr. J. L. Minis,
call meeting and let us take some
action and see what can be done.
What about it, Mr. Minis? AS we un-
derstand it the great increase in the
price of news print paper has been
applied only to the fiat paper that
comes in bundles and is used by the
small country printer. The big dallles
that use the roll paper are getting
their new contracts, according to the
spartanburg Herald and what We I'M
derstand Mr.. Withers to say at the
meeting in Columbia the other day.
at an increase in price of only about
80 per cent and certainly not over
100 per cent while the price to us is
already over 200 per cent increase ov-
er prices just six months ago. And
the Spartanburg Herald says that the
mills are thinking of discontinulng
the manufacture of bundle paper SUCH
as we use altogether. The idea Is,
we suppose, to put the little country
printer out of business altogether. II
the price keeps going up they will &C
complish that without stopping the
manufacture because they will stop
the ability of the printer to pay. We
believe that paper can be manufac
tured in this State and that the mater
ial for its manufacture is here In
abundance.
1t will do no harm to look into the
matter any way, and that was the pur-
pose of appointing that committee.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

Newberry who will tel ,or even II
this age that it does not pay to ad-
vertise. And it mus nox be forgotten
tilat there are three or four other very
strong and prosperous banks in this
same little town of Greenwood, and
the merchants use the columns of the
papers very freely in telling of the
things they have to sell, and the COM
missioners of public works carry an
ad all the time and tno plan: is own
t3 ard operated very mach as the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

The Bank of Greenwood in the lit
tie town of Greenwood in its report
shows a deposit account Of over a
million dollars and it carries page
advertisement in the two Greenwood
papers most every issue. Certainly
an ad of some size, and yet there are
business men. or men in business II
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enc in Newberry is, bu- here the COM
m:ssioners do not even publish their
anLual report so that the people, the
owners of the plant, may know how
the thing is getting along. They say
il ar. one wants to know be nay ex-
anime the books. Do you wonder why
Greenwood has grown so much faster.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01
community

believe that my enemies, il
nove anv and I suppose have, and
INV political opponents, will be WILL
l;,e to admit that the short time l
reld the Office Of county superinteno-
ont of education that 1 had a great
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01
Took a Hand in the Game.

a number of British recruits at
Sandhurst thought they would have
little fun with the drill sergeant.
They made their plan, and on the fol-
lowing morning when the sergeant
gave the order, Number off from the
right" they did so in this manner:
"One, two, three, four, five, six, sew
en- eight nine, ten, iack-lueen.- Ling"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01
AHEAD OF OUR TIME.

was Just a thinking the other day
in little Renaissance brought
about by certain things that are going
on, that me and William Jennings
BRYAN are just about fifteen years
ahead of the time-of our time-and
to me it is pleasant to see the things
| dreamed and advocated in the years
gone by, and to which the people
cave no heed, or if they did nothing
was done, are being done every day.
don't know, how Mr.. Bryan feels
abont it. but | am glad he is living
today to see the realization of the
things he advocated, and for which ne
was almost ruled out of the Demo-
cratic party, in their acceptance, |
might say by the people of the coun-
try, and many Of them now actually
enacted into law, but many people
Save forgotten, if they ever Knew
the position of Mr.. Bryan on these
questions. l am also glad to say that
the failure of Mr.. Bryan to get once
for himself has not seemed to disturb
the even tenor of his way. or to ol-
vert him from his allegiance to those
principles for which he stood, nor TO
cause him to desert the party in which
he has made his fight. l gill not
here undertake to relate what those
things are. The people should know
Mr.. Bryan's influence contributed very
largely to Democratic success IN lslz'
and again in 1916 without his IN
auence it is very doubtful IL Mr., VII
son would have been elected Blu
somehow the people would not elect
MIR. Bryan.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

The Herald and News was the ".
neer in this State in the advocacy Of
the use of the split log drag. 1 COM
menced it before | had ever seen one
actually used. l saw a model at
Greenwood once at a meeting of some
kind that | attended with Mr.. L. l..
Feasle who was then the county su-
pervisor am still a good friend OF
the drag and continue to tell the peo-
ple of the good it WIN do if proper
ly used on the road. and / expect to
continue preaching that doctrine.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

ly tank. Before that we had placed
it on the vacant lot where the building
now stands. l got permission from the
then alderman of that ward, Dr.. Van
Smith. to put a two gallon tank in
the ground under the sidewalk. The
hole was dug and the tank in place.
The then mayor, DR.. Geo. B. Cromer,
had a warrant issued and placed liz
the hands of the then chief of police,
w. H. Harris, for my arrest for block
ing the sidewalk and endangering the
life of pedestrians by placing suc:'
a dangerous explosive in the ground
under the sidewalk. And after some
little controversy over the matter /
had of course to take it out. "Me and
Bryan" were just fifteen years ahead
of our time ] am glad 20 see the
tank put in, if for no other reason.
to justify my position fifteen years
ago.
Great changes are taking place i'll
all lines of human endeavor. In facs
we are living in the greatest transl-
ton period in the worlds history, and
where it will all end We do not know
machines and only the exclusive Set
walk And government control anu
all that and I expect to see the time
come of which Edward Ballamy
dreamed in his book Looking Back
ward" when everything will be either
government owned or government
controlled. believe there is COM
pensation in all nature and l 90 not
worry about things but try always
to do the best | can and to live at
peace with all mankind
For life is the mirror of king and
slave
'Tis Just what you are and do;
Then give 70 the world the best you
have,
And the best will come back to
you"
We may be approaching that ia:
away land of which we have heard
where all men will recognize the
brotherhood of man and the Father
hood of God. ut any rate am<go1ns
to hold to the doctrine that
There's JOY a-pleaty in this world 20
fill life's cup
If You'll only keep the corners OF
your mouth turned up"
F. II A
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

7 made the fight for the eslaoiiSN
mont Of a telephone system IN New
,arrv Mr. L. W. Floyd knows apou'
that Nv phone number is one Fof
several years talked and wrote ~.
tho establishment of a system y,
wafer works and electric hgnts "io
sewage My home was the first resi-
danos 70 be wired for electric lights
:, tbe town If any one doubts wha'
is bare written 1 have the record III
tho files of The Herald and News anu
- oro hound and complete from
about 1856 to 1915, inclusive ani
s;mn,v writing these "reminiscences 70
exnress nv pleasure and qualification
at being permitted to live to see 'he
roa,ization of so many of my dreams
for the advancement and growth o.
the community. AS for the rest rooil
and the retention of the OLD court
house every one knows that The her
old and News kept the old pullolhe
from being torn down, and taiAeo
rest room before one ever thoushe
Of it in Newberry, or if 50 it was not
mentioned. The record IS writ IN the
files of The Herald and News anu
is easily accessible. None OF this is set
down in vain or boastful spirit Du'
simply to impress the power and m
auence of the press and to say in ao-
dition the pleasure of seeing the
things done and also to say that Inc
uora,d and News is going to con-
tinue to stand for the advancement
and development and progress OF this
community.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

The governor has Withdrawn all the
militia from Anderson and the town
is still safe and serene and peaceful.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

IN OUR greatgreatg grandfathers time many New Eng y
land families had cask of in the cellar
was freely offered guests Except children) and
freely partaken OF, coffee is today
The old-time gradually passed out of exist
\ence for foreathers recognized it was HARMFUL
Another time custom-cofee drinking is slowly
passinq in the same fashion and for the I
The abandonment of coffee drinking is made easy
nowadays the of Instant Postum, the pure cereal
beverage with the coffee-ke taste.
Unlike coffee, this purely American table drink con-
tains no "caffene" or other harmful substance.
Postum is now used daily in tens of thousands OF the
best of American where rules and health
is valued.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

As editor of the Newberry News
published then by Mr.. R. H. GreheAei'
! took up the fight for the establish
ment of a system of graded schoolS
IN Newberry. If the files OF 1ha'
naner had not been destroyed by nre
they would show. the fight then maui
when the schools were es1aoi'sn0o
some of those who said we were not
vet ready for them, were immediately
,amed life trustees. l did not wall
hat lob but some years ago l o'a
' hermit my name to be used for the
nos;tion of superintendent OF the
schools I received two OF the hSs
votes of the trustees and the ooaru
went away from home to get super
lntendent. 'A''
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

What I am going to say is not salo
in a spirit of envy or jealousy or any
other bad spirit, but it is just saio
~ remind us OF some facts OF his
toric record, lest We forget, and 10
saw that am glad to see the reailza-
tica of certain things that stooo
for nd fought for and was pioneer
in ). .inging to pass, and to say also
now soon the people forget the el-
scrt, Of those who blaze the way ana
how apparently at least, unapprecia-
tive they are of the efforts Of 'hoss
who really try to do things
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-01

| think there are people now living
in Newberry who will recall that for
ten wears or more ! was constantly
talking about the building of park
in the city, and The Herald and News
has a correspondent VINO writes &C.
casionally, who for years scarcely eV-
er wrote an article that it did not
contain something about The ldlers
Park. Some two years ago some gen
tleman and ladies held a meeting and
decided to form an organization tor
the opening of park, and made some
sort of temporary arrangements Tor
the use of the grounds that The Her
aid and News had been talking about
all these years, and formal opening
Was advertised. The Herald and News
was not mentioned or its editor in
yited to the meeting. Dr.. Harms dld
refer in his address to what The Idler
had been saying. That was all right,
AS | said in all the stuff that was
written about the park that all we
wanted was the park and the credit
of it did not matter. l am glad that
some one moved in the startin OF
real park. The interest is Kept
up like it should be, and the park IS
not on the permanent foundation that
it should be put while the land may
be had.