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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11
Sic fatbpliidbc Traucn ltmipn.
(Spc5ieII fir bieie 3eitung.)

aontrolc ilbcr oieiclUcu berloreu gcbe.
Z. 8ir iino ms 9eIieu boLfoms
men beiuuBt unb mir betouen eS inrs
nler. baB Die Yfarreis q icQIdJnftcn
an beItcn inter Scr Seitung oes Ytarrz
flerl5 gebciben, oenu Der YIarrtlerus
lueiB nm beitcn geiHeio iiber Die
HDtben Der @enleiuoc. 8ir ipiiien iez
bod ebcnfalS. buB es fir oas a(l9ez
meine Suterche, ioiuobl ipie fir oas
@cmeirbes Sntereiie notbpenbig lit,
oaB lid Die Tcrciue unb &igeu ser
!luion ani6IieBcn.
S. SuIte ie cine 9roBe &aIamitdt
ilber ms bereinbredbeu - rro lit niht
Die ieBtge ais cine iolte al betruften?
- ipns ipiirben mir pbne .Rreparebz
ueB" nnfnn8cn? Su anbereu Sdnberu
baben lih Die Sraueu uub WdIuter
lett Sabreu geiammclt uub ne babcu
iabrelon9 8carbcitct, I'm bereit al icin.
8ir iebod ipurbeu pertraucnsieli9
ilbcrrrmpelt.
8. Wus Dem Central @ercin nad
lau8en Sabreu ifiperer Nrbcit ges
lang, D. +. Organization ser Stantss
pcrbdnoe, oa5 bat Die Sruucns Union
ebenfal5 bereits tbeilipeiie uah Dem
Sorbil6e pe5 Central sgereins getban.
gum geitcu Der Iagemeiubeit unb
sunni 8eiteu Der @iu5elnen. Sub bies
aid in ben bDbcrcn tirflid)eu 2reiicn
%nnerfamut miro, betpeiicu Die ernuuus
tcrnben Worte. Die Der y q II | / d c
3elegat. Gr3biidof gpu5auo, III ct.
2ouis, no, an ms ridtcte.
3um nllgemeinen Noble.
10. Iui berielbep Balls Der Niips
lie ,teit auigebaut ipie Der Central
Screin, iiebt Die Srauens llnior miubcs
items eincn 3iucd FLAIR Dor lid, ndmlid,
in ioldeu Saden. in beuen Der Gcns
ira sYerein Der Ritbiilie Der Srauer
bebarf. trdftig mit5uarbeiten.
II. Ifit gutem @rliube beiIripor
teten mir bcSbalb in ct. 2ouis bic
Geiplutionen peS Central > @creins,
oenn CO befnnb iih bdrunter cine.
nelhe Die tprperIidc uuo gciitigc
8obliabrt Der Soloaten angling. Sn
oieier Siuii6t ucrmOaen Ole Sraucn
! 8erpiB bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11
Wir liefsrn Gnd bic Mufsr
~ biaisen Yreiien.


for a 36-inch size. The skirt is cut
In 9 sizes: %, "a, 20. IS, 80 and 32
inches waist measure. Size "a re-
quires q IL yards of 36-inch material.
The skirt measures about 2 3-S yards
at the foot. This illustration calls for
w separate patterns. Price Toe
each.-(Send 1c extra for postage
2255-A S~easonable Model. This
style Is ideal for the growing girl. 1t
will develop nicely for school or gen
eral wear. Serge, Jersey cloth, plaid
and check suiting, velvet or corduroy
are nice for II. The pattern Is cut
in 4 sizes: s, 10, II and IA years. Size
10 requires 3 Ia yards Of 44-inch ma
terial. Price 1Oc.-(Send lie extra for
postage
2l96A New and Practical Model.
This style has deep pockets at the
sides and Is made for "cool comfort.
1t affords ample protection for the
dress, without waste of material.
Bingham, percale, lawn, b%rilliantine,
drill and alpaca, are good materials
for its development. The pattern Is
cut in 4 sizes: Small, 32-S4 inches
bust measure; medium, 36-3S; large,
40-42 and extra large, 44-46. Size
medium will require 4 1-S yards of
36-inch material. Price 1Oc.-(Send
lie extra for POSTAGE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

4. Sebt, ou Die futbplii6e Srauenz
llniNl in ibrer 5~fpeiteu idbrlidcn &one
pention in ct. 2ouis, Wo., III fold
tlarcr 8eiie betpieien bat. ipte lie 5um
Nubcn nnb Srommcn Der Iagemeinz
belt unb 3uiammeuban9e init oem 9.
N.S4. Central 8ereine drbeitet, mag
es nidt MIR bon Snterele, Ionoern
a,ld1 bon @iGtigteit fem, Den 2cierr
nnp 2cIerinuen bieicr 3eitung Die
iiberaus praftiiden unb rilPlid)en
3ipede Der fatboIiiden Srauen>llnion
Dor Iugen 5u fiibren.
2. SD m0dte eleid gu Infang be-
merten, baB Ser Same ~unieres Der
eiles r8utboliide Sralcn : II II II"
unb nitt .9iga" lit. Sas 8ort
Linton" pcutet on. oaB scr @ercin
baraufbin itrebt, Die Sbdtigfeit Der
reridiebcnen Srauen Si9eu uno
z@ereine in Den bcrificbcncn Staateu
, 3 2anbcs 81 Iantmeln.
Gtebt anbcreu @ereinen niht
i'm Wege.
8. Siee geIhiebt, ubue baB Die
Union anoeru @ereinen i'm @eringitcn
in Den 8eg tritt. Sic pcridieoenen
@ereine uub 2i9eu, pelhe Der Union
a~naeboren, iirO burhaus ielbitdnbig.
i. gs 9ibt fem 10 fleines 90rffeu
unb tein 10 fleineu Sercin. Dap bic
ic.ce nidt nit Der Union 8uiammens
arbeiten fonreu, obnc ieooG baourdI
i'm 8eriu9iten lire Selbitdnbi8tcit
cin5ibiiben.
! 5. Sic Sbee, Die mir INNER bel
Gonpentioucu NIB 3uiammentiiuiten
i ben @prber9runo 8eifoben babeu.
int bieie: Die perihieocncn 8creiue unb
S:Aen iplIen nit allen arditcn ibre
ei9enen 3pcde perfolgcn, iih nber
bereit balten. fir cine roihe ~WobiIis
jation" Der geiammtcn ardftc, falls
p:e Union bic Yarole oa5u erldBt. Su
nnbern 8orten. bic Union ioQ cine Irt
General,tab iein. Der Die ein3eluen
Sbdtigteiten cinem g%emeiniomer
3ipede 5%uIentt.
s. Yrieiter uuo Yiarrer braliher
bcsbalb nidt 81 fiirdtcn, oaB. ourd'
civilization Der berifieoeneu Tereinc
unb 9igen nu bic lluiou, ibuen Ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

tractive model for a school dress In
serge, galatea, linen, repp, checked
or plaid suiting. The style is simple
and easy to develop. The pattern Is
cut in 4 sizes: s, 10, II and IA years.
{ requires 4 IL yards Of 44-inch ma
terial for a 12-year size. Price 10c.-
(Send 1c extra for POSTAGE
2079-A Practical Skirt Model.
This style will be found exceptionally
attractive for the new materials of
this season. 1t is excellent for sports
goods, for serge, and nice for linen
and tub silks. Bingham and chambray.
The model has the waistline slightly
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

ure. Size SO requires 2 "a yards OF
44-inch material. Price 10c.-(Send
1c extra for postage
2219-22O2A Smart Combina-
ton. This Is the day Of the separate
waist and skirt. Pattern 2202 furnishes
the skirt; 1t may be made Of Jersey
cloth, serge, satin, linen, silk, novelty
mixtures, check or plaid material. The
waist Is nice for linen, crepe, lawn,
madras, flannel, satin or silk. Pat
tern 2219 supplies the waist model.
1t Is cut In 6 sizes "a, SO, 80, 40, AZ
and Al inches bust measure and re
quires 4 Is yards of 36-inch material
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

be developed in serge, cashmere, pop
lin or rep. 1t is nice for check and
plaid suitinG. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes: 4, g., s and 10 years. 1t re-
quires 2 81 yards of 36-inch material
for a 6-year size. Price 10c.-(Send
1c extra for POSTAGE
2239-A Pretty Waist Pattern. This
style IS good for the new Fall iannels,
for silk. satin, crepe, crepe de chine,
net and wolfe. The right front laps
over the left in surplice style. The
sleeve may be in wrist or elbow length.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes: "a, 36,
IS, 40. AZ and "A inches bust meas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

raised. The pattern is cut in Z sizes I:
%. p, PC, IS, 30, 81 and "a inches
waist measure. 1t requires 8 II yards
Of 44-inch material for a, 24-inch size,
The skirt measures about 2 7-S yards
at the foot. Price 1Oc.-(Send 1c ex-
ira for POSTAGE
2241-A Practical House Dress
with Long or Short Sleeve. This style
is good for percale, Bingham, cham
bray, SeerSucker, Serge repp, wolfe,
fiannelette, drill, linen and galatea.
The model is a one piece style, with
the fulness held In place by a belt.
The skirt measures about = Us yards
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

at the foot The pattern is cut in I
sizes: 81, SO, IS, 40, AZ, "A and 46
inches bust measure. Size 80 re
quires s 5-S yards Of 44-inch material.
Price 10c.-(Send 1c extra for post
age.)
1797-A Simple Dress for Moth
er's Girl. All wash fabrics are nice
for this, for the dress is easy to
launder, and is easy TO make. The
right front overlaps the left at the
closing. The sleeve may be finished
with a band cuff In wrist length, or
with a smart cuff turned back on the
sleeve at elbow length. The dress may
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11
MAlLIN5 INSTRUCTIONS

Ine patterns illustrated on this page
VII be mailed to any address on 70
teipt OF price mentioned with descrip-
ton OF each pattern. Send either sill
yer wrapped In paper or stamps. Writs
name and address plainly. Be sure
u state numbers and sizes of pat
terms desired. Remember that In these
patterns allowance Is made for seamA
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.
Dubuque. lows.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

aus. oantit ia redt tiiftis seIdofen
tperben iolte.
@it benz @IodenitIas Sp6lf Be.
9ann Snun Die 8auonabe, tpie lie ME
3upor i'm 0orfe aebDrt noroen mar,
uno belt an bis gum 6eIen @oraen.
am ndditen Splbelterabenb lieB Der
Sfdrrer Die idieSluiiise Suecnb iuies
Der 81 It'd einlaben. sic tamen Gle,
es febIte fein Rann. Ser Yfarrer
iprah ibncn ieine eroBe 3ufriebenbeit
nit ibren S~ciitun9en i'm borigen Sabre
aus lub bertbeilte ipieber YnIper inter
Iie, 10 picl Sober 3u gebraufen aes
oatte; aber &affee. 9rot uno Sale
jub es oiesmal niht piel, pie er
duBerte, oa Inn Die Speiiung I'M
porigen Sabre gu tbeuer gefommen
lpar. Sarauf 5osen Die S6ieBer emit
tduiht ab. lie itoiien. aber bel pcitem
liht 10 bel lpie i'm Sabre 5upor.
YIN fpl9eroen Splbelterabeno tuar
oie ShieBgeieui6aft ipieber bel benz
Sfdrrer beriammelt, uub oieicr bat
lie, i'm and in bieiem Sabre pieSer
,urh tilftiges analleu 5u erfreiet,
ole Tie Die beiben Sabre por6cr aetbai,,
yebduere aber, linen in oieIem Sabre
aud fein Yullper geben 5u fonnerl. Die
8eielihaft 5og nit laueen 0eiifterrl
ii. unb Der Yfnrrer borte nod, ipie tie
'rduBen 5u chamber ia9ten: .8enu
Jer Yfarrer nun nrd fein Yulper
lebr geben mill, 10 mag er IdieBeu
alien, bon tpem er ipiQ. Dir pGreu
a bob redte Narren. ipeun mir fir
.nier @elo Yulper fauiten ulb pers
.naatenL iueil ibm bas SpaB madt!"
Sn bieier Splpeitcrnaft iiel I'M 9orfe
lidt Elm ein5i9cr SfuB unb in ben
iolgenben Splueiternddten aud niht.
- - u
Die geplaate 9nr6landt.
Shthlaud)t fdbrt nit icinem
Riniiter burh oaS Observation-Disclosures
IND lit critaunt iiber ben reihen S6Its
legen. .Sasen Sic mai, mcin Siez
or. narum baben ocnn Die bier 10
piel Sbit unb mir nitt?"
.Surhlauft. Die iirb chen IN eine
siinitiae gliitbc5cit bineinsefommcn
UNI mir 80"
- babcn Die eiinliiee Belt natiir.
lid ipieoer perpaBt! Na, boren Siel
60 lpus ut meineS WiI1ens inter
N6rem @orgduger bod ME porecfpm'
men. mn i6. ia. III licber 8ott. id,
fam mid bieier @eldlittcn rodJ ni6t
audi nod auuebmen,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

,Sraren III Dem 8ortraee, Den er bel
Der Sruuens&oupcntipn belt, nabe
Iegte, lid periouIih d)nritatip 5u be-
tbeiIigcn uno 70 ben Nameu ~Shtpez
tern Der I'll. gliiabetb" 81 peroienen.
II. Ser Seridt bon Sri. aubl>
mann iiber Die 5bdti9teit SeS st.
Gli3abetb's Excitement" in Ct. Gouis,
Ro., oifuete Die Nugeu @ieler: llebcr
275 ainber fouoen lpdbrenb einenl
ein3igeu Wonnte IN bieiem Seine
Sbbdd,.
1S. Su iehem tleineu 9prfe gibt
eS @cIc9eubeit iid peripnlih haritatib
5u betbeiligen uno Die Irmeu uuo
aranteu 3u beiuteu uno linen 5l
belfeu. 8atboliihe Sraucn! 8ott
bat Cub nit Den foitbariten 8abeu
ousgeitattet: Witleio, Gusoauer,
Selbitauiopferuug uub 8erehti9teitss
iinnl @ebet biuaus. iut)t b~eionbers
Die berifdmteu arnlen auf, itebt linen
bel, belief linen. uno perbet tpabre
Shtpeitern Der bl. G%liinbetb.
10. Sit tpurpe Die 5utrefieuOc
Era9e oeiteIt: 8arum foil ein Wert,
fpie 4. .. baS heS 8inceu3 uou Yauls
8creines, ali Rdnner beIdrdntt
bleiben?
Sic 3ipede bsr fatboliiden Linton
laiien lid beSbalb in 6lpci Yuutte 5u'
iammeniaiieu:
a. Sie Staatss, Siitriftss,
NIB Stabte sVereiue 5u einem
8ansen 81 pereinisen, pbnc bah
ienod, bic eiu5elneu @ereine ibre
Selbitdnpisteit einbiieen.
b. Surd pieie Yerbiuouns
Der einSelneu ardtte, iuirb es
aud ben fatbpliidjen Srauen
m6slif ieiu in Der Siiouns Der
1ifentlihsu Meiunns auf DRIFT.
liGer Bats mit5uarbeiten, in
uno auSieitS ibrer 8emeinoc.
20. Ruu ipouen mir nit Wutb an
bic Gr6eit 9ebeu. Inn ale Sin9e in
Gbriitus ipieoer ber5uiteuen" 81 e b
IS. g. Soffmonm 8eiitlid)el
9irettor Der aatbolii6en Srauen.
Linton.
Solgenbes iiub Die 8eanrteu Dc,
vaatboliiheu Srnuensllnion", ipeldJC
bereit iein iuerben ndbere Suiorma.
ton al ertbeilen:
Yrdibeutin: Srau u. goiad, 1886
8eitmoreIano Gpe., Yittsbur9b, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

~. Sic i0rpcrlide &oblfabrt Der
Splbatcn Iiegt geiuiB elmer icoen Srau
am Ser5en, ndber jeboG Ioa Die
aetlttge Woblfabrt lic8en.. Cine aus
gcbebnte aampagne our gcrtbeilung
bon gutter 2~iteratlr, %barunter 8iihleiu
pie Die bonn Central sBereiu beraus>
Iegebcneu v@ilibe Rigbt" un5 u8oo's
Irmor", Ipll bon u~nicrer Union einz
JeIeitct iperben.
Gbrihlife Solibariiat bic Earple.
10. .GbriItIihe SpIibaritGt" fol-
uniere Enrolc iciu. 9ieie Ydrole
miiiien 3. 9. bic Srduen Der tleinen
&aubgemeiubcn Dor Iu9en baben. INN
lie tets oaran al erinnern. baB Die
Sraucu Der Stdbte ibrer Wfitbiilie be-
biirien, UNI 8eiete gum %all9emeinen
@oble. tpie 8. 3. gc9en 8~aiienielbits
moro, fir bic gcred)te S0bne, II. |. 10,
5uitnnoe gu %bringcn.
IA. CD Die Sruueu aui Dem 2anbe
tpobl genoli ipiiien. ipas Die Erauenz
Union in Sen Stdbten fir ibre S6bne
unb 5odter b~ebeutet? llniere linton
bat eincu @ei6luB 9efaBt. UNI be-
iouber5 Die Is atbolic Hailz
.roab 8uioes" 81 beforoeru.
Gieie r9atbplic Hailroab 8uibes"
iiub meiitens 0anuer, ipelde auf ben
giienbabns Staiionen lid Der Srtss
%uutuubigen anncbmen rrnb ibneu Sbs
bad uno Irbeit pcrihaifen. Cine
rationale Organization bon .Gatbolic
Hailroao 9uioes", lpte lie idou ieet
in pcrihieoeneu Staateu beitebt, ioQ
IN bieiem Sabre ausBenrbeitet iuerben.
IS. 8leih bier brdn9t iid ein
neuer @ebunte aui: 8dre es ni6t ans
9ebrad,t cine aampa9ue ein5uleiteu,
nm ben Wiittcrn aui Dem &anbe uabe
gu lc9cn. tpeldc 9roBcn @eiabreu Der
uneriabrenen 2anbiu9euo in Den
@roBitdoten barren, uno baB 70 bic
Riittcr beionbcrs ibre Sodlter 3us
5auic baltcn ioIlen. Sier lit Gin setpib
irud,tbares Selb fir Die Irbeit Der
Srauensllnion.
Die ihiffbridise menfdlide
Wefcaidait.
IS. glber an 8runbe auer llebel
Der Sestseit liest, mas Iep. ". Raper
in ct. 2ouis. No., 10 treiilid] ben
Sdiifbru6 Der menitliden @eieqs
lhdit" be5eihuet bat: Gs III Der
Ran9el an 9baritas uno 8ere6tistcit.
Serr g., g. &entel bon ct. 2ouis.
$40, bate %politdnSis redt, ais CT ben
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
md the District of Columbia.

and the District Of Columbia.
In addition to national guardsmea
a large force of American aviators has
arrived at the American camp back
Of the lines for final training.
The government refuses absolutely
to sanction any mention Of the units
comprised in the forces now abroad.
Such would be military information Of
the utmost value of the enemy, 1t was
asserted. The hard and fast rule was
that there was to be no ampl1hcatlon
of tn bare announcement from Per-
shing's headquarters.
1t already has been printed IN the
localities from which the troops came
that the rainbow division under Gene
raj Mann, former chief Of the bureau
of militia affairs. and the New Eng
land division under General Clarence
Edwards had arrived safely II
France
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
OUR BOYS OVEB SEA

tA!aslington, Nov:-30.-National
-uardsuen from 90 states and the Dis.
trict OF Columbia are cover there"
TRANSPORTED to France without the
;oss OF q nan, they have taken up
quarters behind the battle front for
'heir final course of intensive train
ing before going into the trenches.
The news Of the arrival of the
American militia force behind the
lines in France was published by
General Pershing's censor today.
The war department refused to elab-
orate the bare announcement, pro-
hibiting the publication of details con-
corning the national guard units in
France.
Major General Frank Mcintyre,
army censor, stated, however, that
the names of states which have
gurdsmen representing them in
France could be made public, These
states are:
Louisiana, Maine, Pennsylvania
New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Vermont,
New York, Massachusetts,, Ohio,
Rhode Island, Georgia, Alabama, Iowa.
Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Mime
sofa. MARYLAND, South Carolina, Vir-
ginia. California, Kansas, Texas, New
Jersey, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Michi- |
san. New Nebraska, Colorado, Oregon; |
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
ROBERT LANIGAN'S
STARTLING EVIDENCE

One of the most startling and sat
isfactory results recorded from the
use Of Ironized Paw-Paw has Just
come to hand. Mr.. Robert Lanigan
a farmer by occupation, whose ad-
dress is R. F.. D. 8, Columbia, S. c..
says: 81 was suffering from gastritis,
torpid liver, stomach troubles caused
by indigestion, all of which ailments
made me a rundown physical wreck.
7 was afraid to eat, as it hurt me.
and nothing would stay on my stom-
ach. Have tried almost everything,
but could not get relief. AS doctor
lorn hone, I tried your Ironized Paw.
Paw. The results began to appear
almost after the first dose. I grad
ually got better, continued using
vour Remedy, tablespoon three
: times a day Now, thanks to IRON
lied Paw-Paw, I can eat anything
without distress. my stomach feels
fine again and I have gained rapidly
in weirht: in fact, I may say, feel
nv old self once more / cannot
express my gratitude sufficiently for
the immense relief I have obtained
Shall recommend it wherever I CO.
aw-Paw-Iron-Nu the prin-
cinal component parts of the Stand
ard New Remedy, is being specially
introduced and explained by P. E..
W ay, Druggist Newberry.
Ironized Paw-Paw Qiquid form) =,
price 800 Formula on every bot
tie. Mail orders promptly attended
TO. Interstate Drug Co., Inc, New
york.-Adyertisen ent.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07

To the p, op'a of South Carolina:
I desire to appeal to the people OF
South Carolina to lay down for them
selves certain definite and specific
days on which we will save -four,
meat, and sugar fats.
Our National Government has
come to us asking for the perform
ance of specific duty. We are ask
ed to save meat, -four, sugar and fats.
I urge our people to adopt the fol-
lowing program:
To use no beef, pork or mutton on
Tuesdays. On basis Of 7 ounces
per person, this will save about 7OO,-
900 pounds of beef, pork and mutton
per week, or save enough meat to
feed all of the South Carolina SOL
diers in the army.
To use no wheat on Wednesdays
this will save about two million dol
lars a year, and would supply our
South Carolina soldiers in the army.
America uses now one hundred mil
lion barrels OF -four. This must be
cut down to seventy-five million bar
rels.
To use no cake or sweet desserts On
This will save about 100000 pounds,
or enough bacon and ham to feed our
South Carolina soldiers in the army.
To use no cake or sweet deserts on
at least two days in each week.
We can use poultry, fish and vege-
tables. We can have them in abund
ance if we will raise them.
We should save fats by broiling,
broiling and baking instead of frying.
No family is asked to stint, but to
save and avoid extravaganza and
waste. Elaborate meals shoul not
be permitted.
Use no beef pork or mutton on
Tuesdays, no wheat on Wednesdays
and no hog meot on Thursday.
The saving of food is war meas !
ure.
If our army is to be fed We must ;
NEE: the very reasonable demands of
the Food Administration.
The sacrifice asked at our tables is
4 small one compared to the price
Dur soldiers stand ready to pay in
olool. Remember the women and
children of France have not taststet
sugar during the past seven months,
and in many towns and provinces
neat is allowed only twice a week.
President Wilson and Mr.. Hoover
urge these requests upon our people
as voluntary acts. I am confident
that South Carolinians, red-blooded
and patriotic, realizing that Ameri-
can freedom, liberty, justice and
honor are at stake will respond to i
this call and will do our part to win .
the war.
RICHARD I. MANNING,
Governor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
THE RED CROSS CONFERENCE.

The open conference fer Red Cross !
workers, at the High School on We'd
nesday afternoon was well attended.
Everybody was interested and en-
Ghusiastic. Five branches and six
aRxiliaries were represented by sew
eral members from each.
To correct misapprehension in the
M7nds OF some word as to the plan
suf organization adopted by the Amer
acan Red Cross, will not be amiss.
Within the bounds Of the county there
Is one chapter-the Newberry County
Chapter, A. r. c. In the towns of the
sscunty there are four branches Of this
central chapter-Prosperity KinarGs,
Ghappells. and Whitmire. In the
townships, and among the clubs and
societies in Newberry, there are sew
enteen auxiliaries to the central chap
Ger. Two of these auXiliarfes are
among the colored peonle-Bethlehem
Baptist Church and Mille7's Chapel.
a. NJ. E. Everything done in any of
these is finally reported through the
ehairmen OF the proper communities
10 the central chapter.
The chairman of the membership
committee reported that the one tnous-
hod p>oon
The special committee appointed to
confer with the chairman of the edu-
.xational committee reported that
surgical dressing class could begin
January 1st. This requires two hours
instruction a day for seven days. The
need is dire and it is hoped that
every woman who possibly can will
help with these.
TIE supplies committee is respond
ing to the calls from headquarters.
ySirty-six Christmas packets were
shipped before Nov. Is, as directed
and the remainder of the chapters
allotment is ready. The packets are
exceedingly useful and are very at
Sractive in appearance with the touch
OF Christmas in the ribbon card AMI
seal.
a visit to headquarters in the OLD
court house is inspiring showing
what cooperation can accomplish
TWO machines going, busy women at
tables folding garments, others put
ling the bundles Of tens into large
packing boxes to GO on their errands
= OF comfort to the sick and wounded
hundreds of hospiiai skirts, soft
: outing pajamas. outing canvalescent
Z robes. pillows for broken limbs, etc,
Piles OF wool are there, too, with
women constantly bringing knitted
garments, or coming for wool.
The Christmas drive for members
will begin Dec II, when it is hoFea
turing one week to add several mil
.nns of names to the rolls of the
Red Cross. Is your dollar helping in
zzhis wonderful wcrk Of relief not
only for our boys. but for the starv- !
;3ng, homeless. helpless millions OF ;
zsther countries? |!
Eloise ". Wright. ::
Sec. and Chair. Publicity Com.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
Old Town Letter

Dec. 3rd
Miss Cooper spent Thanksgiving
with her mother at Salter's.
Mrs. J. M. Matthews and children
visited her mother in slinety-Six this
week.
Miss Mary Crumpton spent the
weekend with her parents near Poma
RIA.
Messrs. NJ and N. H. Sanders
went to Greenwood last week on 4
business trip.
Miss Simpson, who is so pleasant