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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01

The street railways Of Christiania
have begun employing girls as conduc-
tors, and class of IL girls are taking
a course OF training with the company
20 qualify them for the work.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01

Norway imported over a million dol
lars worth Of goods, mostly -four. from
Canada. and exported to Canada $685.
500 during the past year.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
m6Dpbcuia americana.

Irot pielfad perbreiteter M1r]idt
lit bieie e%igel,artige &rnnfbeit nibt
altf bengSeltfrieg sltriid5ufiibren, ion=
bern pofitiiden 8eoiir fni11en ert=
lprl1ngen. 9elperber Inn oag Irali-
oentcnamt, Sic bas Meer ser Gerael-
lenbeit SIT perldlinge,r brpbt, glauben
inn 9inoeitrih Sen lpridpportliden
Strobbalm ST e%rfennen, Der iie iiber
8aIier 5lt bnlten bernlag. @anit ill.,
re Notblage @eobad]terl1 nid)t gum
gcipudBtlein fornlnt, pflegen bon ser
gitoeltribfranf6eit 9efollene init
Den Sanoen iberllm5ufltdtelr,, nit SEN
Jiibcn Tim Iid) 81 treten ltto Ial,tes
@eId)rei 5lt erbebel1, INN 10 ben Ml1=
ifein SIT ermecfett, baB ibre frantpf=
baften M1litreugul1gen Der @e ieitiglnlg
oeS 8inoeltrids. ni6t aber sic &et=
tltng ocs cigencn p%olitiiden 2eben
.gelten, iagt iebr treffeuo bie Gbiea=
Igoer uIbenopolt".
@abreno sic &ranf6eit BET mil6es
rem Mllftreten lid) baltptlablib bltrh
gegeilterhngsausbriide bel Ser Or
mabl1ltitg Der 6arben rolf, meiB u1lo
blalt ST. erfel1nen giebt, 1lirlnlt tic lit
tortaeldrittenem Staoium b6dlt ge-
fdbrlibe Sorlnen fir Das ebrlidegiir=
gertbl1m on. Mls eine ser ldaolid-
item Spnptome mod)t lid sic Mbnei-
altltg bemerfbar, @iirger frernoer @e-
burt ooer Mbitamn1ltng oas Mei=
mlrgsredt in ofientliden Mngeleaen-
'beiten 5r5ugeiteben. gbenio auffaI-
Zig lit Die Mrrogan3, NIT melher per-
lattgt miro, baB iolde @iirger Iidy
blinolinas. Sen @obnborTtea,,naet1
Der &ranfen fiiget iollelt> ielblt tpel,,1
oicle ba5lt neigen, beren @ieae All he
inodln. Sn Ser letten Nbale artet
Die &ra11fbeit in einen @arorismus
aus, ser 9iirgertreue nllog aterIanos-
liebe MIR nod Dem @raoe ser Be-
numbering SIT bemelien pcrmag, 1pel-
der Observation-Disclosures Mdnneru,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

ton adt unb sipansis (2S) Ser pben
ansefiibrten Sroinan5 hermit antenz
birt lperoe, bnr6 Die 3uIiigung bes
Solser1ben in bem belaetcn 5"lpeiten
9aragrapben:
Sin @arriipn Strabe, bon Ser
3p6lften bis 5ur 2oeuit StraBe, loller1
ale Settenlpege nidt periger als Scb1l
(10) SUP brett lein uno ale bieie
S%eitenipege lollen in eleider @Dbe lpie
Der aantltein 9elegt lpernen uno Sipar
bon Ser 3m6lften Strube noroli6 bis
5ur Occult StraBe."
8elagter Eara9rapb oipci (2) bon
bela9ter Seftion adt NM SlpanSig
lou hermit alneubirt peroc1 burd
Nusltreiduug bes @prtes nGier5ebnz
te" in Der crlteu 3eile in SEM beiagtcll
Garagrapben slpei (2) u1b an Stcllc
(-oesielben Dos @ort uSip0lfte" 9elcft
iperben.
9egI.: @ngp MpeIler, Staet : Glerf.
8elt.: S. @eripalb, Weapnr.
Namensaufruf auf obige Sroinans
ergab folsenbes 8elultat:
ga - @oid, Sebrine, &ue6l, Climb
bulm, 9rpeltler, Maben - Z.
Hein - &einer.
Cine Srbtnan5, nm cine Or
binuns Su auenbiren, betitelt: Cine
Srbinans, regulirenb sic &pnltrllftinn,
l1mbal1 nno Mepnratur bon Seiterhrez
gen l11b pprlebel1b Sic 9elteuerllng.
2ebh unb &pueftipl1 elmer Spe5ialz
Steller BUR .3ablung Ser, Soften berIelz
ben, ipic allgefiibrt IN &apitel 11S Ser
rebibirten Srbinan5en scr Stabt 9a@
benport bonn Sabre 1911.
Sci es a1lgcprbnct bpnt Stdbtrdtb
ber Stabt 9%upenport:
SAB Yaragrapb slrei (2) bon Sefz
ton adt unb sipansig (2S) Der pben
angcfiibrtcn SrbinanS hermit amenz
Dirt pcrbe, nurh Sic 3ufiigung oes
Solsenben IN Dem beiasten s%ipeiten
Yaragrapben:
xMn Sarriion @trabe. bon Ser
3ipolfteu biz sur 2oculf Strube, lpucn
|auc Gcitenipege nidlt meniser uls 5ebu
(10) SUB brett fem lno alle bieIe
Seitenipese lpleu in 9Ieid1er @Dbe lpie
Der &antltein 9ele9t neroen nlb sipar
bon ser 3ipplften Strabe n6Ibli6 bis
CUR 2ucuit Gtrabe."
8eln9ter Gnragrapb aluei ~ bon
belaeter Geftiou aht unp sipan6is
:iol hermit nmenbirt iperoetl burd
Musitreiduns beg 8ortes vSiersebnz
te" in Ser erlteu Belle in bem beiustcn
E%araerapben 5ipei 81 unb an Gtelc
bcsielben bas @prt 13lp6lfte" eeiest
tperben.
@esl.: @,lao Moeler, @taht : glcrf.
8elt.: S. 9eripalb, Wtabpr.
Marensaufruf auf obise Srbinan5
ergub fuTgenbes &eiultut:
So ~ @pld. Sebrina @1tebl, Sinbz
bolm, 9roeltler, Naben - Z.
Stein - &einer.
5inan5 : Committee.
Moerman &uebl prdientirte sic Ca
lar : 3ablliite I'M 8etrage pom So
'433.64 nnb auf Ieiueu Intraa ipurbe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

9aoenport (tpeldes belogte Mbfomz
men hermit beieefiiet iIt) biermit be-
ltatist lit, nno DOB Ser glapnr uno Ser
slaot : Glerf alltpriiirt uno beppl<
1nad]ttgt ltno, bela9es Ibfomnen slptz
lden DEM County Scpt uno ser Staot
Sanenport, Soma, 5u unterseidncn.
uno bab ser Staot : Sdatmeiiter
alltpriltrt lnb a%l1gelpteien lei. bonn
County Scptt Sen Setrag Ser sspbn s.
Siaon Sdenfuns entsesen5ulebmcn.
lnte leRt in @d1toen oes ~beIagten Gcott
Gpnntps, uno beB er cine Gltittltng
alsltele an has belagte Gpltntp fiir Sen
Sctrag, lmo haB Ser staot : 5dlabz
meilter nielen Sltnb als cin Spesialz
Seppltt btntcrlcac, fir Sen @ebral16
Der Seoee &onrmillipn.
gelt.: s. 8eripalb, Manor.
ge9f.: @usp IpcIler. @tabt glerf.
seidIpIien ppm Stabtratb berstaSt
Sapenpprt, oab cine Intpeiium alf
Den staotidasmeiiter 6. 6. Aobeip1
IN Der 9Dbe bon adt5ebn 9plors
($1S.00) msgeltellt tperbe, st @llns
ltcn BON @enrp 9iiber, tueld5er auf Ser
StruBen : Separtcment i3ablIilfe
cln9etra9en lit, ak,r nidt arbeitct, bu
ct perlcst lpltroe.
seir.: S. gerlpalo. Mabor.
8eal.: 6ugp MpeIIer. Gtabtz gIerf.
@eldllpnen bonn Staotratb ser StaSt
Sapcnpprt, haB eine Mntreiiuns in ser
5Dbc bon $4,000 auf Sen sstaotIhabs
meilter 6. e. Npbeipn SIT Gllnlten bon
Srau Garl Midter. Sdnsn,etltcriu seq
S%abenpprt @pmen's Club, a1s0eltcllt
miro, pprIebeno Dffc1tlihe @eranltalz
tlrngcn in @erbinoung NIT elmer Iitbez
rem &ierten Suli Seier.
gcit.: s. Seripalh, Mabor.
Seal: 0llgo Ipellcr, stabt : Glerf.
geldfloiien bonn Stabtratb Ser Stabt
9apcnpprt, oab cine MntpeiIllua IN ser
&6be bon cintallienb Collars $1,OOO)
|atf Sen Staotldoemeiiter Charles 6.
|Gobelon si @ul1iten 0 90. 6ubinaer
allsacltellt miro als Sbeilsablung fin
&arten uno uGlat~ @rbeit, fir bic
Staot Sapenpprt geliefert. laut &pnS
trntt NIT belagter Stabt. Mihtig be-
fltnocn unh cmpfoblen blrd, Nucn 81.
gpuoinpt, Stant eSnacnictr.
ge't.: S. Seripalo. Mabor.
gegI.: 6l9p Woeler, Stabtsglerf.
(Sortieeuns foIst.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
sur Aus5ablllng oltgeorbnct.

oiclclbc SUIT I%usSablung alteeprbnct.
Mbernanauebl praIentirte biegpnbs
BON S. g. Imctt, S. $. &as llno Sem
III 2cman, Nltraurcnbdl1oler u11o Sen
8pno bon Ser 9%apenpprt Ssron & Mez
tai 60, ais Stunt 9ealer; alIe biele
lultroen ge11ebmist ul1b oils cn1pfangcn
5ll Den Mftct gellpnlrnen.
@lhetmmn &uebl praleutirte cinen
|gilnlti3e 9er!ht auf bas Nngcbpt bon
Is. 8. ialr bctr. Griiflug Ser giidcr
Der rIbicocnen Stabt Sean1tell
lulo {, Icilcu Nntrag lpuroc Ser 8ez
rid]t 9cnebmiet.
Ilocrmmt &l1ebI legtc bpr uno her<
las Bic fnleenheu Mciplutipncn, meld]e
al1I lei1cn Nntrag an9el1pn1inclr lpurz
Den:
Scidlpncn BPM gtaotratb ser gtaot
Sapcnpprt:
9ab cine anipeiIu11s allf ocnStootz
~ldafrnciltcr Gbas. 6. Hobeipn 5u@uns
lfcn cun &illiam Neier, 1881 meltlid]>
g. Strube, in Der @pbc BON .nreiBig
(S3O.o0) Collars al1sgeiteflt merne,
5lr rptlcn Scaieidung leines u1n iciz
ner Srolt Inlpriide, infnlgc eiues I'M
faIles, erei9net am 4. april 1915 on
1929 irclfl. 3. Strube, ourd) cinenSaIl
onrh cillen Seitcnmeg, lpelder inter
bicicm ~bpppelten Geipid1 t einbrah.
Giltacreidter ld)riftlider Inlprud lit
bei9efii9t.
9eit.: S. gerlpolo, Mal)pr.
gegl.: 6l1gp Mpeller, Staht : Glerf.
S1 gnbetraht, BOB Ser friibere
IStabt : Inipult Garl $. 2ambod Sic
IStaot Sabenpprt I'M l%lntergeridpt berz
trut, lpie befunt1t uls 9iItrift=@ eridt
bon Scott Gnltntp. SOMA, in einenl
Sail, betitelt .2puis Yloeman ps. Sic
Stabt &ubcnport, Soma, unb Mnbcre"
lllp
S1 Nnbetrodt, BOB bas 9iifriftsscz
ridt geget Sic flageube Gartei cntz
ldicoen bat, unb
Sn Inbetradt. be1Ien lit CO piinz
ldersnertb BON Sciteu Ser StaSt SUI
benport, nod N~iidiprode nit Nn,unlt
2amba6 nnb Sem ecacrludrtiocn
Stabtanipalt @albp @cder, Sen Sail
an nas Sber9criht 81 appclireu.
Sl Mllbetrudt, SOB Garl $. Cant
bad) elm idriftlidles Mu9ebot fir feline
grbeit pes bctreffcnoen Safes nod
Dem Sberaeribt nnp enblider Gnt@
ldeiNung ilbertragen bat, besbalb
I5ei es
Sett %onacprnnet pom Staotratb ser
|Stabt Sabenport:
9ab beiastes anaebpt, neld6es bicr
fbeisefiiat lit unb theiIbaftis genad)t
lit unter Scr Naarfc Or. 81, arlgez
npmmen lpiro uno bab Gdrl S. 2am~
bad), friibercr Stabt Innolt nnb
@ulbp @eder, scgcntpdrtigcr Stuotan@
iualt, hermit initrrirt iperben, belaaz
ten Soil on bas Sbcracridt SIT brinsen
9emaB bes ~beiagten Mnsebotcs.
SeIt.: s. @eripalb, Wabor.
9cal.: Sllen MpeIer, Staht : Glerf.
8elhloien bonn Staotratb berStapt
I9abenpprt, oaB bas @btommcn smi1
Iiheu bem County Scott unb Der Staht
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
|MaBregeltt l1no @euBerllngen entse-
,o,, mi .,L4 ,,,,.S

MaBregeIa l,no Mertberul,sen entge-
gen9e6rad)t miro.
als mirflamltes &eiloerfabren enl-
pfieblt es iid, Sen @ut6ausbriidell
oes Sotenoen bic Oenf6ar geringite
'geadtllllg 81 lf1eltfen. Cine poa-
ltanoige Sur miro meiltell5 er5ielt,
fpe1tn Die Stimnlen Ser moblmeil1en=
ben 8iirger li6 in geniigellOer Stdr=
fe pereiniger, Tim Dos bon ben Sic
ber1toen bcrporgcrufene Betoie in
9}idts alf5nloien. Die @ergangen-
belt be5en9t, Bob Oies geniigt, Inn
al6 Den erbitteriten Nnti-ginoeltrid).
Ter al peranlaIien, ii6 benz &oblan.
bam in SDlter 9ap sl1 miomer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
Illf Mntrag bon Mberman 2tnbbplm
bas Erptofou g%eucbmigt.
8cridte t,pn 8eamten.

ycrtd,te bDtt Seanttett.
Mbermm Scbring legte berldiebenc
betaiairtc geridte hes Straberz& pnz
mi1Idrs Dor, luelde als %enlpfanseu 81
Den Iften gcnnnrmen murben.
Mberman Scbring nntcrhrcitctc Sen
|8eriht bes itiotiiben Sriebbofssg nfe
lebers, ipelder ais empfangell SIT Ben
Mften genpmmel1 nnrbe.
alderman &llebl n%ntcrbreitetc Sen
|8eridt bes 4oliseiribters fir ben Mu>
nat Wai, ipelder als empfangen Su Sen
Mften genpnrmlen ipllrbe.
alderman @pI6 legte Sen @eridt
.bes 9plisei : Chefs fir Sen Monat
Wtat bor, lpcld'er ais e%npfullgen sl
Den Mften 9cnpmmel ipl1rbe.
Srhimmns : COMMITTEE.
Mberman 2inbbplm leate Dor llnh
berlas sic fplgc1oc Srbinans unb atf
1einen Mntrag mlirhen Sic GeacIn llls@
penbirt uno bic Srbinals sur &alIage
SmgelalIen lnb nit Mannensaufruf au=
g%cnprnlncn.
Cine Srpinan5, Inn cine Or
binnns llS amcnoircn, betiteIt: Cine
Gnbinans, rcaulirenb Sic aonltrllttipn,
l1mbalt llnb Hepnratrr bon Scitcntpcs
gen ut,b ppricbenb Sic @eltclterlung,
2epD u,,b &pllcftipn elmer spcsial@
Stcucr our 3ublun9 Der Soften berlele
ben, ipie an9efiibrt IN &apitcl III ser
.rebibirtcn Srbinunseu ser Staot 9az,
-bcnpprt bonn Sabre 1911. "a
Sci es an9eprbnet bonn Stabtratb
Der Stabt 9apcnport:
9ab garagrapb sipei (2) bon getz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

- unentbebrIiG. - Runbe
gum aebrlins: n8ns, mon bat Sic
Bel benz ialedten Gei9dftsgana mod
niGt entlaiien?l!"
2ebrling Gtol5): ,Man braudt
MIDI notpenoig. Sd muB ieben
Spnnabenb pas eilerne @elb puben!s
- Gut geqcben.- Serr (aurI
Sreunoe, als es gegen ben S9tnB
bes Wo3ltdtisteits zRonsertes ge6D.
.Milfen Sic, mos bic sroBte Wobls
tat bel 10 einem 8obltdtisteits- apas
aerts iit9!."
5reuno: SEA - nnb?!" 4
Serr: .Wom's aus it'll" i
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

- CAB Mbrabam 2incoln i'm Sale
Der 8egnabme Ser Mbgelanoten oes
iii6liden Sonoerbunbes BON einem
l1eltralen (?) c1glilden Sdiffe, nad=
ga6 ltno Ben 3miideniaa burtb oiplo=
matilde nnterbanolunger erleoigte,
lift oils Sergleid NIT ser Re1tralit6ts=
Golitif Gralioellt @ilions ourdals
ln5ulaitg, bod)1t ungliidlia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
Ser .rrastas o,morrot0. etnt61esua

Ser .gIdsItas S,mofrat", etnf@IfeBrt@
tptrb an bic Mbofrer.tcn in Sieier sefoSt M
~ Gents tpD9 ertIiu ODER $500 fd9rIih bei
boSaasaablun9 trei ahGeIiefert. IF
Wttt Der Bolt allberbalb Der Gtnht, mad IL.
9eno ettieut lYottnmt in ben Der. gtaaten, ca
nGoa ODER meItto. $500 idbrIid bel gorails-
9te eoaataeS , MnSsnbe, MIR bnr9 bic got
idkrlt& S1.OO bet BornusaabIune.
Der r3alttpbdlentltdle DeMpfrdt", h,r6 bic
$olt tnncrbalb Der Ser. @tadten iinb bur9
Irdger tn ber Gtabt $780, bet TorauSaatIntta
$500; mad CANADA $3.50 nrb mad Europa
14.OO per Sabr BET Doraus51bIune.
Ser. .M1tentIftbe 1eMnIrat", In 5tpet Ibets
len. MttttoodS nnbs Gonnabenbe. toifet inner.
bali Der Der. Staaten $500. na9 Canada unh
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
Golitiid)c nno nnpolitildc
&anbgluHcn.
sssl1 leiner gfebe bei llehern

SSlt leiner Jfebe BEL llebernabme
oes 5eit1peiligen goriibes ser Denlo=
fratiiden Nationalfonpention legt
@oberttor @lpnn ous Sorptgemidt
ollf Die bon Ser gegenipartigen benlo=
fratiiden gl1lloesregierung erfldrte
ltllb MISUNDERSTANDING NeutraIi-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08

The Greenwood Journal says this is
a very economical legislature. 1t is
not creating any new Offices and is
watching out for the people. 1t ere
ated all the new jobs at the first ses-
sion. And the new circuit bill has
passed the house, 1t is now up to the
senate.
But we agree with the Journal. This
is very economical legislature Bless
it's dear heart, it refused to appropri-
ate $4,000 for liquor law enforcement
and $25, 900 for the militia, but author
lied the governor to borrow that
amount in order to have the money.
That's fine business ability, you bet, it
is. Keep the appropriation bill down
below two million and then authorize
the governor to borrow. Then Ne can
go out on the hustings next summer
and tell the dear people that we re-
duced the levy to six and half mills
and kept the appropriation down to
the two million mark, but never word
will we Say about authorizing the gov
ernor to borrow the s75,000 that we
did not haye the nerve to provide for.
We will take care of that next time
and let the people pay the interest, but
we must fool them this time, the cleo
ton is coming on tais coming summer
and we must have something to work
on before the people.
That may be geod business. We ad-.
NIT We are not much Of business
proposition But that's what's being
done.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08
GOOD ADVICE.

The editor of the Abbeville Press and
Banner, WOO is also lawyer, says that
a citizen Of the county has been to his
law Office twice to get advice On the
law "as to passing person whom you
overtake" on the road. Most persons
know the law when you meet a person.
but a wbsle lot do not observe it. And
this citizen requests that the advice be
printed for the benefit Of others as
we'll.
Editor Greene says: ''We will only
give aim about fifteen dollars worth
to start with, because we do not desire
to make him pay for more than he
wants For that amount, We advise On
three points as follows:
First. A person who wishes the ed
itor to publish free legal advice for MIN
in the editors paper to which ne does
not subscribe wishes the editor to get
"clean out of the road" to let him pass.
Second. A person who borrows his
neighbor's paper and reads it is pass
ing on the wrong side of the road.
Third. A person who wants to take
mis- neighbor's paper and read it when
the neighbor is wanting it himself, is
guilty of obstructing the road against
his neighbor so that he can not pass
at ALL
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08

We raised the question some of these
fellows said it was personal and there
was nothing to it. The reason that
so few Of the trustees have been COM
missioned is that they thought by not
getting the commission they would not
be holding two positions, But the law
says it is unlawful for them to hold
trusteeship unless they take the oath
of Office and get commission, and the
moment they are commissioned they va
cate their other job. Roll 'em some
more, Mr.. Record. How about Senator
A. Johnstone and Governor Manning? =?
Are they immune?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08

And the legislature Is really taxing
notice of the violation of the funda-
mental law by its own members. We
made It an issue some eight years ago.
but then they said it was not worth
while. Well. all we say is, We are
glad to soc that the conscience is being
aroused. Not.oaly senators and repre-
sentatives are holding trusteesnips in
violation of their solemn oath Of Of
fee, but the governor himself Is a
trustee of Clemson. But there is a
special section Of the constitution
which refers only to members OF the
legislature. It doesn't need an
opinion from the attorney general
or a court decision to understand 1t.
The Language OF the constitution Is so
plain that child can understand it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08
THOs. H. PEEPLES RECORD
AS ATTORNEY GENERAL
CONTINUED on Page One.)
THE IDLER.

general assembly in framing meas
ures, and in giving advice pom legal
matters to them, and to all who seek
his opinion upon matters affecting the
state government"
He has stood squarely by the laws OF
South Carolina in all his dealings.
Mr.. Peoples has associated with him
as assistant attorney general, Mr.. Fred.
H. Dom;nick of Newberry, recognized
as a lawyer of unQuestionable stand
Ing. When he first came into the Of
fee, Mr.. Peoples retained for some time
the late M. P. DeBruhl, whose knoWl-
edge was marked and whose legal at
tainments were great, and whose infu-
ence is felt even today in many acts
for the good of the state, passed by
the general assembly.
Mr.. Peoples is young man, deserV-
ing of much credit for his rapid rise in
his profession and in politics in South
Carolina. He is the only child and
was raised On farm; is unmarried
and has mis- mother here in Columbia
with him.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08
In stating the income for the county

In stating the income for the county
in our last issue We omitted the one
mill tax for roads, as it is called.
Really, the levy in this county for
county purposes is 47a mills. 1t all
goes into one fund If the reader will
look at the last report Of the super
visor as published in both county pa.
pers he will find that there is con-
siderable money on hand from the
amount appropriated, but the county
has been running on credit for sev-
eral months, and if you borrow $4,000
it will have to go to pay what is al
ready borrowed. Besides, we think the
bill carried something
like $4,000 to pay interest.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08
Tuesday, February 8, 1916.

We are mailing to each one OF our
subscribers whose time is out a per
Sonal appeal to each to help US raise
$500 by the first of March. 1t is a
small matter for each one of you to
send US the dollar that you owe, and
we believe if you knew how much
pleasure it would give us for you to
do so that you would not hesitate a
moment. And then on the first Of
March we are going to revise our mail
ing list and we want you to remain a
member of The Herald and News fam
lily, but if you are not willing to con-
tribute your share-the amount you
owe on subscription-then we will take
it that you do not care longer to abide
with US. We implore you to take ad-
vantage of our offer and get the paper
for one or two years for only a dollar
a year. Don't hesitate. Do it now.
What? Send in what you are due on
subscription account.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08
NOW GOVERNOR MANNING ..
WILL STEER LEGIsLATE0N
Win Appropriation Bfl ont Of Way.
RaaRiRs Hopes to Have Several
Bills Enacted.

The Columbia correspondent Of the
Augusta Chronicle sends his paper. :&aa
following under date CT February q:
With the passage OF the general ap-
/ preparation bill the way VIII be cleared
Sor the consideration OF several nm
portan4 bills by the general assembly.
The appreciation bill viii very likely
be disposed of before the end of ,t&e
present week and .he remainder Of
the session viii be devoted to several
far-reaching measures which have re-
ceived the Endorsement of Governor
Manning. -, ........,
It is very likely that steering com.
mittee will De appointed this week TO-
handle the situation in the house and.
weed out the unimportant bills WHICH
have been introduced. Local legislar
ton will be. given attention and then.
botn houses will get down to work ON
the big measures. =. ...-a
The early part Of the session Was
given up very largely to discussion
of the several laws loo king to a strict
enforcement Of the prohibition law.
Governor Manning has several bills
under consideration which ne hopes to
have. enacted, at this session OF the
legislature. Tie governor briefly oat-e
lined the measures that he is interested
in as follows: 80, ,;;s;s
Manning's Program. -"
l. Raising the child labor age ttmR
from u to IA yars SO as to conform
to the local option compulsory educa-.
ttion measure.
2. The passage OF a pill to provide
for THE teaching OF agriculture in the
schools Of the state the bill having
already been favorably reported in the
house.
3. A bill providing for the inaugu-
TatlOn OF LQ6 1OTIeuS Sysl0hA VI i0-'i
4. Medical inspection of school CHI
dren.
5. A bill providing for a state board
of Cancellation to settle disputes be
tween capital and labor.
Governor Manning intends to put all
Of his force behind these measures and
will urge upon the general assembly
the necessity for passage at this ses-
sion. Practically all of the measures
we're recommended by the governor m
his inaugural address to the 1egisla-
lure last year.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08

In Anderson county the Offices of
master and probate judge have been
combined and a sufficient salary al
lowed to make it worth while for a
man to give his time to the duties of
the Office. Then the officer is allowed
a clerk at a living salary. Of course
Anderson is a larger county than New
berry, but by combining these two Of
fees it would make it'worth while to
a man to give his entire time to the
duties of the office and he would have
a living salary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08

The Greenwood Journal recently had
a good editorial on the subject, "GiTe
the home man chance in which
this sentence occurs: eve are all de-
pendent the one upon the other, and
when we help each other we help our
sIres.' And that is true, and if for
no other reason than selfish one we
should help each other and stick to our
home men and give them a chance
When we knock our home man we in
directly at least give our noble selves
gentle stab.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08

The Columbia Record says that 10
a startling opinion" Of the attorney
general that under the law prisoners
on the chain gangs can't be whipped
There is nothing startling in the opin-
ion The knowledge that such is the
law may be startling information, but
the 3aw is plain enough.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08

The total sales Of liquor in the af-
teen dispensary counties during the
month of December were over a half
million dollars. There can scarcely be
such an Overwhelming sentiment in
those counties Tor prohibition. Maybe
the citizens were stocking up against
a day of shortage.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-08

Instead of passing and discussing
the two-cent rate on the railroads, the
legislature better pass a six per cent
interest rate. Interest charges are en-
tireIy too high in this state. If the
banks can afford to lend money at six
per cent on cotton why not on other
good security, such as land, for in
stance. We have not seen any one who
wants a passenger rate of two cents.
AS far as we can see and hear there
is no demand for it at this time.