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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06
g4efanntmndlnnnen.


N1ltiW Wpre, ia. Schrnnr 1917
8d bic SirlBenburcbbru6s@ @Onlniiiure In
Der Saoi Baltimore IN eeiebid poroeicbrc'
pcncr gSeiic loren cnogiiliipcH mo corriQirlcn
NcrioDt iiber Die 8ugeipro6encn GniDdoignui
gen llntoiicn nno g8ert0erD6bunecn fir Die
Gunocmnrnnn unb SdDlic6ung ocr EBtuagsucs
INC oon Der Suoieiie Der @robaSiruBc bS 5lr
9toroleiie Der Gtodbolm Sirabc, Hebit Der oos
raul be5iialiden cnoaiiliincn nnb corrigirten
erildrenoen @arie IN @enldB1et Der Sorf6rii'
ten ncs Baltimore Siuoi@bariers lino oct am
1G. 9lgut 1909 nntcr5eidneien &eroronung
ylr. 3s7 oes Wiapors mo Sinotratbs bon @als
tinlore. Del mir enaererbi blbert
miro biernt beinnnt gciiacbt Dab bcidgtcr
BcricDi mo Nnrie ani oice g8eie In oieem
Nirellt binicrlegt ipproeit ltno uiio onh ber
Wiobor mo SiaoiratD bon NalinIcre cDer ir'
actio ipcld)e 9erlon oocr aSerinncu oocr @orpoi
ration pocr Gorporationeii, bic Mi. Der Ser
tbeilung Der oorbenannien gnti6doanngen
ooer g8crtbcrb1bunaen iiuSnirieben itfo iuncr'
balb oreBip 500 Gdgcn bonn iitni5cbntrn Sngc
lin 5eDrunr i'm Sabre 1917 an als Dem Nnhm
Der eriten bon mir nusgcqdn9encu Scr0iients
liC6ung oicfer Ioii5, fortified bueeaelt ar has
Baltimore Sidotgcribt appellireu nno bas he
fagie @eri6i erIuden ni1gelt oicielben 5u re-
bioircn-
9Inar6 Giipinf,
(iScbri5 90, ,Nidr3i,S 80 StnbtJicgiirnur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06
Dic 0ricaslaoe.

1ie grpBet nellcn SrIbioDrssSffeniiuen iteben Dor
BET TBir 9titS 9ioni fommt Hic 9loArdbt oaB ollem
9Iubcine nod oic Rittelmddte an Der itolieuiiden
Sron ben slniang MAIDEN werocn nno 5par nter Dem
Gber.GnnlmanOo pom @ladenieli un0 6aIfen6apn.
SRaderieu rcr6e oos Commando ant Sionjc ibcrne6
men iin0 Snlfen6oun wcroc oos Gonnlaaoo IN Der Ercu
tno 5nidllen. 9oni 9lallbt Der Sdladtplon Der Gft
tln1dc peroe Gin i5Hlibcr icn mic Der ocr i'm por
Neu Serbii IN Humdnien Bilr erolareden Dirdlfii9
rina fanb uocm Madcnici oilrdb oic Dobrilohu 5lp
dIea oqr GQnau lgno oen Scwar5cu 9Pecr nod Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06
Qiircau Oes 0Jr6anoc.Snipcitors.

o. WtNt6 IVII
@s miro bicrntit 6eiouut gcma1f oab ..
s; Sul6er, Ct ~, genab oer am a1m i9- SnRt
ibnii A.. %nrngrnpb 12 (mic an 2S gtopems
Der 1911 amenoirD, I'm GrIaubnib nacbgeiuc0t
bat ouS gltWcicu an Der Siiomelis5ciic bon
,icinineionsglocnue, 06 SUB iiio5itliob Der 80.
StraBc, ais cine 6iicniliWe @arage 5l be-
mbeu.
(NH56-7) |cbduoc'Snpcfor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06

GS mro bicrinii bcianui ecocber oab clue
0inQabe au ocn Wiabor nm Sidotrntb bon
Baltimore iiir oic glnlabme cincr 8croronnng
fit ole GonocmuirHug, Gr1finnng nno Brci.
tcrmndnun bcr 0oparo Strafc iolid oolt
9tidbHtono SirnBe cine @nierimng bon "
SUB, mcbr oocr penigcr. genadt miro, oaS
Sano ipie cS ilr oieicn 3mcd ~ conocntlilten
geplaut IT, miro mic oqt beidrebcn:
Gs Dcainnt nil eincr ourd 5mci Hnniic &C.
5oqene Gnie bic mic iolQi lieoeH. Der ere
neier %rnfte licai t67 SiiB 0iiligb Der @llnoli'
9de Der @rautc 8niis nicrbal6 Der Siiboii'
Gdc ocs SieinncbuiocS an poer n1bc Der
NpromeitGdc oct Dpmuro 1irnbe itn0 Nrmorb
Rlncc, qeueiuDin ns Soiparo @irdbell Solien'
bnlles@chdiioe befaitni ocr 3pcitc 0ieicr
spunfic Icqi 9 SSub 1nlc1 Der Noroolts@de Der
Graniies8aiis untcrbn6 Der ylorooits@de oeS
6eiaaien Stcingep1iiocs, beiaaicr 5ueiier Bnnit
lieqt nnoeidbr iS4 Sub n6roicb bonn heiagen
criier Bnnit bciQaier gInfnnQ 1T ail Dem
sunni ocs Gni6nittcs Der bcinutcn Stnie. 10
@laRs mo GiiensllmhdueS ocs NtcDnonoF
Wtaritcs; uHo oann bon bort r0rblidD lauicno
nn beiaoier qe8oeener Clinic bicpeno, uls n
SUB mcbr ODER ipenigcr bcraebeno nnd Dem
iiioipciiliDcn Girabenrnnoiicin Der 9iid1monos
Str0be; bon bort fiio0tlich biedcno an bcag
len flomcltli6en Strn6enNnnhiiein Der 3tdl
nonOs SiruBc, AS i5nb nebr oocr pcniqcr nah
oen mcilicben Strnbcns9iannitcn Der Npipnrn
StrnBc, nullll iii0lid)cr bcqcno ab ocn lpelis
lidbcu StrnbcnsNnnoiiein ser Snpdro Sirnbe
AZ SiB mcbr oocr mcriqcr nd0 her meii uo
llniien gluBenlillic hes beidqien @lob' itno 81
StroRc, oann iilolidcr heaeo an ocm ues
Wiuli icbc Nuric ocS nls connenlnirt uorgcics
bench @cdn6cs i'm @lrMiu oes Slrcnlis Der
Strabcn0urdburbssGp sGpmutidre
(Nr86,713,t4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06
garcan Scr stra0cnSnrdOruds .cOmmiiIarc.

Vhrrnu bcr strnhcnonrhbrudls, ,GOmmiiiarc.
y a m re, 90. Sehrunr 1917
Die Sirahcuour6brutbss@u @unmindre III oer
Gidot Baltimore mndbcn bernii beIannt bnb
foten nno gHeriberbb9unaen bc5i1li1 Der Con-.
bcmnirnn1 uuo GrHifnnng brr gpeitcrwnlos
gluenmr, bon bcr foroieite Der Sreunoorebgf
fen Gtrubc mao Der Siioleiic Der %icrnohres
Eigien gtrnbe nn bon Der Noroicite Der 8ieri
iuooreiBqcu StruBe nod hcr gior0ieite bcr
8iiniuIlooreiBigiten GtraBe, nebit oen haruui
be5iielibet enopiiltaen uio cprriqirten erllds
Gbnrtcrs ocr Gtnot Baltimore ilno Der an s..
Nini 1916 nnier3eidlncten Ncroronnna gr. tb3
nes Wlapore uno Stnotrntbs bon Baltimore,
reOi0irt bnben
0icrmit 1T bcfdnni ececbeu oob befaqie "a
belle uno Murie dui oieie gNefc Dollenoe riib
heQIanbigt poroeii IT. mo oaB oer Oianor mo
1ta0tratb bon Baltimore, nncr trQcnn ipccbc
porntiollen, pie nit bem 3nprncD Der @ntidbds
biqungeH ooer uuierleQten gScrtberbobnngclJ
iuie bier 0enanttt itn5uiricoen iino. inncr0ulb
nreiBiQ 500 Idgen bonn icbcnuno o5mnn5igitcn
Sn1c ocs 6cDrnnrs bec 3nhreS 1917, ocri 9us
tnn Der criien bon ms erlniicneu 8er0fientt
I6nng oieer gloti5, o1gegen ourcD fdbrittlibe
9'etition an bnS Natinurer StdntgeriDt nppcLs
Ireu m3pcn. inoem tie oas Gcritbt i'm eine
Jiepion oerfcten angcben.
Sie gSertherbbbungen Hb nadb 9eiehen Der
belniicten Hcrlpncn ober GorDorntionen ems
lueoer ofori ooen in iiinf co idbrIicben 9idten
Sdblbur. oeren critic fdnia it, penn Die &or
nabmen inter bclaotcr &eroronuna nbgefbo'
fen ino.
GcnrH Wl. gliecl,
parrp u. Henlleu,
eugene q. OlSSoers,
(Sebr27 Mdr5l 1920 6lert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06
gcfunutmadlnngcn.
NaLlilnOre, Q. wldra I0I7.

Wnltinnrf, Q. Wl0r5 1VI7.
Scr StnoisWcumctcr miro an Wipning, ben
~. Widr5 1871 al oer 3ct uie ilnicn anaege
ben an Sri nno Sielle erideinen mo bic gii
pealr oer lolgcnoen Sirnben einblircn:
HUiiGDc'NOcHuC, bon AteDlppriD. BIS Spring
SillsApeltncs, rl 3,d5 llbr gfndDmiiings.
NcnninlDnntasQlUcnuc, bon Snlipnt big 81
eiitglUeiues, um 4.15 llbr ltudbmiiagS
0hiunrn q. Nopnun
(Qtr86) SSinOisOjcDWCtcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06
IS it Ocu gaiirtcn ocInuecu, Ous dlinciidc Cabinet

0S lit Den NDiirten eelnngcn, Sas dlineiIde Cabinet
81 peranoilen nit Ocn Mittelmddten 81 brefcn ubcr
Der Rrdiioent Der 1nciden ,Republif" 81 gnon SUNG
lua nId)ts bon einen 9rit piien imo erfdrt Dem Ga
binet cr olen babe i6er iodbe 5rnecn 81 entdeiocu
sod onlerifoniiber 9uioiuug 6at 81 guam Sune redt
6ci inns cutibcoct Der Erdioeut iold3c 5ragen olcin
Gas aber miro imiere Nnglonallcn- nicbt d6ba
ten Den Er1iiocrten bon Chino 3it ucroannen nlO i'm
cnel gebelllen NerbuNoeten Ieltlhlanos au neAner,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06
@crmiidtc gnsciaem.
N9ic lucrSe id Wiiracr?

Scocr @inocponoerie, ber bier 5u bIeibcn
ecoenlt, ioutc nmcriiduicbcr Nrocr iperoen
1uuienoc bcridumen ocs nno iebeil ilt9 pei NJ
Bciucbe Der alien Scinnib llndnneDmlibieleu
aus oocr Gbmiergfeieu nit Der Ginunnoes
riinesbeb6roe bel Der 8idiebr gSie mnt out
ibncuitenl SScne ooS 9iiraerrclt erldneeu
jam. pelcbe Sraecn an ben glppliidnten ae'
iteut iperhcn, bic iorreltert glnhporten, peIrhe
Netbtc Der 0irqer un6 cine Srun bat pie
man flo bci eincm Ncin0c Der alien Nendib
81 oerboItcn bat iuclhe Hnpiere man 8lm
bnn6ert onoere bonmi6iioe Sraeen bednhpors
let In subcrIdBiQer g9cile 9lotdr au1meber's
ein5igorfiaeS gserf y9Nie peroe id @IrQer oer
&ereinigien Stauten2" GngIid lno @enti6
ncgen Gnieununq bnn nur St.35 bon 8erInp,
Nbnrlcc 9nnmeDcr @nbliiblng 0umpamn, 695
SHirO 9pcnnC, yiciu Yprf, ". ", purioirei 6uls
eeidnot (Se5t9.ioI-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06
Wcrthn Wera.

@s itorb an A. NSdrs 1917 Scrtbn 9crg,
90 Sabre alt aclcbic Satin bon So6n Berg.
Sic 9ceroouna tnoct WiithuDd, I1tmltiues
2 llbr, bon ibrer gSpbnrg gir 5i5, glurb.
liniuunb.9lprnnc, aus duf bcn gNni Qnlpn.
iSricbDoic" nit (AidrS5-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06
(SlIriitine Ninth.

GS Horb an s. Widr3 1917 Gbriitiuc MBtb,
Nehebie @oiin bon 6briitop6 RbiD 0os Bes
qrdbnlb inoc dnt 1pnucritng, 2 llbr y{ammits
lupS. bon ibrer gSohmn0 Nr. i4i3, Glib.
N6arlcs straRr aus ioit 9'ciieBtig priDat
olti ocn ,qoltopn &au 6ricobpie"
(WrsG ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06

Bhrc1u Der rWbrndlssSpmntIi1rc.
YaIt more, Wt g., 2. Widr3 1917.
|erIcqcltc glneebotc, In Duplii1t aiiseefcrs
iigt uno an ocn a80ar0 OF gnpnros, IN care
q tDc @ii1 NegiiicrT, anrcirt lpcroen bom
StaoisSieeirnor .enteeaeil genoqlmen n ieis
nem Biircail i'm NaiDbdie bis WlittuDf, a..
Mldr5 1917, bis # ll6r Sorniittops fit glibels
lirnne, 9inuolieinban .nno Bialiermig Der ol'
eenocn SiraBen acmdB
Gontrnft ylr i5t
8pngiucob. StraNc, bon geciimooo 'glOeitiie bis
Vnicrs SiruBc,
&reSoarg straft, bon gioicoolc,sirabe bis
Boplnr @rpnc;
9lipbnrtan. etrabc, bon Hori0 glbenuc Dts
pnfcrs Str0Bc,
@cihpuub .glOcnnc bon glf6mrion Strobe bis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
YrcSburn Strnfc, bon Notwithstanding biz
Nruo0iibsVlbcfnlc;
NnfcrsStrnfc, bon glibburlpns Sirube bis Brdos
niibsNhcituc;
Nafcr strabc, bon ggarwid 9lbcnuc biz email.
pooosSiraBe;
2nnrcnS. straRc, bon @locnneoaIe 9iono bis
Eorqmooo StraBe
SluDnttngnnlc N0db, bon BinCbeItcrsStrabe bts
2unaiuuOo. GtraRc bon ggiibcnersSirnbc bic
YdnrcnS Strnbc;
GmaeJtcr, etrnRc bon &uIcIanoseroB bic
gibburtonsSiraBe.
GnFelann' stFuhc, bon NloibcrStrobc blS gSin'
dciicrsSirnbc;
0liDOnrtnn. eirn6c, bon No6er eirabc bis gsii.
defer StrnBc;
aonoiuooo strasr bon Gonlonoron glbeuue bis
Sdrlcnt glOenfc,
Snrlrma2lDcnuc, bon Hongno0o SirnBe BITS
9nplnr SrrOc
Nbpeimdbic Ennhifdicn:
$4,000 got Daros 1uBaspbqItsY YlaIicr.
10000 Gin. Sub Bnll5er.Gatiniieiit uto 9tnit'
oiiit0eii an Orr.
% 600 Obi isnB NioeIlirnnq.
Die oben nngeqcbcncn 3ablen rcprdienircn
bic obacibdbicll Guulttiidlcn Der bnnpiidobIic9s
ten NJ oielcm Gonirnfi cricbencnocil Foiteli.
Sober Ntcicr mub Den yl0rtcn Der Nitrgs
GompaQnie, ipeldbcr fir ibn Ailrgidnlt
lieaclt iuiro I'M Sale bm ocr 0onirdlt 6lipe,
fprotben piro. cinragcn ltilh ienenl gnecboi
Elm @crliiifui Der bcireiefoen NhrgidbdiiSs
bcreii crildrt Die Biraidbaii III lciiien Die
6inboItunp oicicr Neiinmneeu GcicnS oeS
8ieiers fol- ais cine Dem 3uIprc6 ncS Con.
irnfics oorduSgeDenoc Beongnng beirncbiei
iuernen
Gpe8iiil1iioncn f1nnen uui Griudben in benz
9iircn1 Der SirdBenonrcbbrudhs-@ -@onInliidre i'm
1lntbbanS ant nm nod Dem 2, Iaae I'M Wldr8
1917 crldnQi merocit no Bldne uilo Yrottle
5lir Siliorniuiolt ocr Nicier lilicoen Sin
Grc5iiinlioneii fbcr eincit @onlrnft bcrldngi,
ons 5rriideritaitet miro, pcnn cin gngcbot
Sic GouiroItqebbroc bcbdl iim 6as Ne6i
bor irpcnh Gin uocr dllc 2lnqcbulc 5ii bcripcrs
cn. Gin hcpldubipicr @bed ocS Nicicrs nltt
cine eGleOriug Npnic BunI", 3n0lbdr an ben
Winhor ulio Gionlrntb bon baltimore lbcr
100000 mus ieoem glltaebot bcigeIiigt iein.
SD6n 8. DiobiMctlr,
8rul0cnt Der GiraBcnnurdbrnchsG Gomntiildrc.
@nsrne q. NcSscre,
9cdtiei an 2S fSebrtnr 1917.
SDIn 6ubcrt,
tenn Frdiiocnt oer GoHlrattNcD1roc.
(Wlr82.5,70 13)
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6ricO66ic
QonOon 9sarf Gcmctcrn.

Snnpt-@ingnno; Nrcoerid Monb.
@hrrdn: glr. 81, yeIts1arntDnu. @irnbc.
&eNrdbniBpldbc bon $25 an ulltcr beitdnois
ger giiiidbt Gnlliubuncn Geipinoe, Bilans
sen etc. ililo I'M Lrci6bauS an SauptGingdng
su finoef lliticr glacnt miro. nenn gcpiinfbf,
hprfprccfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06

oif cioenem Wnmcn g9iiroin, pcrirnuIih;
eidlic SRiid5Q0llmaen; fcine n9eibsNnrcdtl"s
Nlelboocn Scnnng 800 6nuiinblc 9uiong,
Valpfgf pl'o boqete'Sirabe l@h8S %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-06
9epartcmcnt fur ceifsnhidc Werbciiernmgcn.
ilnter.1cpnrtemCut ocr 0aicn.Scb1roe.
Baltimore, .9)lo.

WICNN1NffCf NN0 N0Id5WNIT1cND.
Gpncrcts nno Spi5'SnlTEchoS meHc bcr eGbicIic
bcS Bort MtcpcnrN lucrocn bis fl llbr &ormii
taaS ant Mittiuod, Y. Wldr5 1917, cnieegen
1cnpmmen
9lngeboie mnien in GnpIiint an ben ,Noaro
OF glludrbs" unreiiirt iein uuo an o1s BIrenu
bcs Observation-Disclosures, GaibbaitS, peinnot mers
ben, beplcitet bon enem bcGlollbipten Gbcd pcs
Clearing Souie Nan" uno SnbIbdr All ben
Wianor nb Staotrni6 bon Baltimore
Sns Jte1t iit oorbebaltcn. iraeito cir ODER
ale gIrgebpte AZ neripericn @ilrg1uft IN Der
p0be oes 9ontrnlipreies piro fir oe rio6tiee
gusiii0una ocs @nniraiis bcranqt
Gpe5ifilntionen uno Bldne ibnuen i'm Wis
rcnu oCs SucnsSngcnieurs. grodomuD Ycr
geaer 8nbling bon $40 crlnnai lucrocn bic bel
Der 6iid9nbe ocrIeIben in guicm 3nitano 5urids
bc3abIt meroen
s.. s. Wlc6aB,
C.ofn
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geitatiat;
eHreaa Orr straacnOar@Orsdlss;,ssp s,s s;,sspmmiliarc.

fnng 8rdibent Der Gouiraits4eb1roe
(Scbr26, ,Wdr62.6)
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Narlchcn IN iaInrirte qcnte

C5cor27mar5ilS.s0) " &lcrt
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-22
NEWBERRY PEOPLE RESPONDING
NOBLY TO RED CROSS APPEAL

The campaign of the Red Cross
which was begun last Sunday is meet
ing with success in this county and
the apportionment for Newberry will
be raised before the week is out.
Several meeting have been held in
the county durisg the week and speech
es were made in the interest of the
movement and the people showed an
earnest and determined interest.
The committee reported to US on
Thursday that s3,S37.OO had been sub
scribed. DR.. Cromer told us on We'd
nesday that something over $4,000
had been subscribed Dr. Cromer is
chairman of the Red Cross 70 this
county and was abseI2 yesterday in
Columbia There is no doubt that be-
fore the week is out the total ap-
portioned to this county, $1,000, will
have been subscribed.
Several more meetings are to be
held at the churches on Sunday. This
is work which shoud appeal to all
the people and every one should es-
TEEN it a privilege to give something
even il it be samll.
We had the pleasure of attending
meeting at jolly Street on Wednesday
evening in company with z. F. Wright,
and Geo. B. Cromer. We had fine
meeting we'll attended and the peo-
pie gave good attention to the speech
es and we are sure that No. 10 will
bring up more than the amount ap-
portioned. The work has been divid-
ed up and canvas will be made OF
the township giving every one an op-
portunity to contribute to this work.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-22
RED CROSS MEETING.

Chappell, June 29.-Rev. G. R. Pet
tigrew president. Meeting was open
ed with prayer by Rev. T. c. Croker
after which object of meeting was
briefly stated by Mr.. Pettigrew. who
introduced the speakers. Col. w. H
Hunt, briefly outlined working of Red
Cross society, stating its benefits to
the boys at the front and urging il
as our duty to contribute to their
comfort and the alienation of their
suffering through the Red Cross So
ciety, as it is the proper channel
through which such aid should 60
Following Col. Hunt, Mr.. J. B. Hun.
ter spoke, stressing the duty, of each
one, whether at home or in the bat.
tlefeld, to measure up to the stand
ard of soldier in the cause for
Humanity and liberty. Every man
women and child at home should be
willing and ready to sacrifice every
thing to secure a victorious termina-
tion to the war.
Mr n. w. Workman spoae, stress
ing the fact that We are engaged in
the greatest war in the history of the
world and urged that each one be not
content with doing his DIT, but do
his all, making any sacrifice necessary
to, save us from German imperialism
He stated that the world wants peace,
but will not accept peace as offered
by Germany, but such peace as the
world needs to assure the nations
of a permanent peace. He urged that
We not only contribute the amount
of the fund but exceed the same.
Rev. T. C. Croker predicted that the
township would raise the amount OF
the allotment. and paid tribute to
the patriotism of the soldiers.
Mr.. ]. S. Dominick spoke, represent
ing the farms, and stressed the need
for Preparedness.
The chairman then, after brief re-
marks, asked for gifts of $4,000. Mr..
Jno. B. Scurry promptly subscribed
that amount. and aroused a real en-
thusiasm. Subscriptions of s25.O0
when called for, were made by quite
number.
Mr.. J. ]. Murran, secretary, was
kept busy noting down contributions
of $1,000 and smaller amounts; both
men and women responded nobly ac'
cording to means. Cards were then
distributed, and they brought in about
$4,000 more. and when all the re-
turns were IN the result was an
nounced amiS much enthusiasm. This
, allotment had been exceeded by over
$4,000, more than $650.00 having beer
subscribed, and the committee feels
sure the grand total will reach not
less than 100000 by Monday night
next.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-22

Claude Ross gave us shirt the
other day. Evidently he is a mind
reader a-d knew we could not attend
the press meeting at Beaufort unless
we were supplied. We are afraid to
wear it. however. because wnen that
gang sees that piece Of raiment they'll
swear we belong to the Rockefeller
Morgan syndicate.-Gaffney Ledger.
It seems to us. Ed, if you are going
to remain as many as two days that
one shirt would scarcely be sufl-
cient, even if it was OF the Recke-
feller type. and you are Just back
from a bath at Hot Springs. Better
get your friend Claude to SEND around
another, and then gently whisper N
his ears that you have a friend over
here in Newberry who would like to
go to the press association also, and
that Il will take about the same num-
Der of that garment to FAST him for
two days, and he does not mind being
placed in the Rockefeller tpye and
that the Claude Ross type is rather
rare over here. And we are very anx-
ious to attend this meeting of the as
sociation.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-22
THE NAN AND THE VENERABLE.
San Francisco Call.

San Francisco Call.
The man who was having little
New Year celebration of his own
which promised to be fairly red one
chanced to meet a venerable person
who carried scythe upon his
shoulder.
"Ah, there, Keuben!" the man re.
marked, How is the alfalfa?"
But before the venerable man hat
time to answer funeral cortege pass
ed down the street
"Who is the party in the rest-wag
on?" the man inquired.
"That is the body of the Old Year,
the venerable person replied. "It is
being borne to-wfat are you doing?'
For the venerable person had no
ticed that the man was acting in {
peculiar manner.
rPicking up stone
"For what9'
'To shy at the wagon I want Il
show what I think of the Old Year
/ did it treat you badly9'
Badly; should say it did-nevel
kept its word once"
Did you help it to do so?''
well. I-I-that isl attended tt
business - fairly we'll - and -
say, what festal procession is that be-
hind the other?"
THAT is the procession of the New
Year"
otis, hey! Ray! Ray TO rthe New
Year! Whoop 'er up. He's a peach!
'Ray!"
"Why do you think so much of the
New Year,"
why. he has promised me all sorts
of good things"
Say" the venerable person with
the scythe remarked. 81 will tell you
one thing right now: He will keeI
none of his promises so long as you
you-that is-attend to business
fairly well-and'-
'.Who in thunder are you?" the
man interposed.
4 am generally known as Ole
Father Time"
The man listened in wonder ani
amaze. Then he shook his head ant
said:
4 suppose. then. it must be one o.
your children I am out after"
What do you mean?"
"Why, I am out after a little Time.
So Old Father Time passed on, fol
what is the use of giving counsel tt
fellow of that kind? Pearls cast
before swine are wasted-unless some
other fellow picks them up.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-22

Mr.. Hoover says that the high price
of feed stuffs is due largely to spec
alation. The Herald and News said
that some two or three months ago.
The thing is to go to work and stop
speculation. The Herald and News
also said at the time that about the
time the farmer-the producer-got
the crop ready to market the govern
ment would be then getting ready to
do something and the price would
come down. Mr.. Hoover is quoted
as saying that the price of -four now
should be about $500 the barrel,
whereas it is around SIS the barrel,
but when the new crop comes into
market the price will come down.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-22

We find that there are about 123
subscribers whose time was out eth
er May l. May Is, June or June y,
and as We did not get opportunity to
notify them until Wednesday of this
week We have decided uoI 10 take
them Off until Saturday, mus giving
them all this week to remain with US
and TO arrange to continue to re-
main. But all whose time IS out ana
who do not make the proper arrange
ment to remain will be dropped from
the roll on Saturday. This is final.
We are going to try very hard to
keep our lists up to date, Dut we al
ways like to give all the subscribers
the opportunity to arrange to re-
main. or to let us know if We have
made an error. because We GO hate
to take off a name when 1t should
remain, and we do make mistakes
If there is error and you Xnow It
when you receive the card We hope
you will notify the Office so that the
error may be corrected. II it does
not suit you to pay a year, fifty cents
from June Is will carry you to Octo-
ber IS. and those few whose time
dates from May may remain to
November 1 by sending Is cents.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-22
Death Of Mrs. Ramey.

Mrs. Mary A. Ramey died of bronco
pneumonia after an illness of wee
or ten days at the home of her son
in-law, Mr.. P. F. Turner, in West
End on Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
and was buried at the West End Gem
etery Wednesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, service by the Rev. H. w
Stone, following being the pallbear-
ers: Messrs. NJ. B. Clisby, J. Y
Jones, w. H. Hardeman. G. J. Jones
J. A. Sem and C. G. Blease. Her
husband died on the 9Th of last April
Mrs. Ramey is survived by three
daughters two, Mrs. P. F. Turner
and Mrs. Thos. F. Turner, living at
West End, and the other. Mrs. R. j
Brown, living in Meridian. Miss.