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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23

-. Jreut mid gang ouBeroroenta
LID. 9utes 3eiaen fir MIDI uno meis
ne @rftnoung."
sSerr Des 9imsls," brittle iest
9isgs balb snt9eiitert, balb pu>
teno, in ben apparat. limb sic ein
@eiit, Ntann poer Elm un~betanntes
9enie."
nRatiirIi9 pas IeBtere, !9err prd=
iibent!. -. 9alten sic mi1 ieBt fir
piroig, Sbnen meine grfinouns -
oas ~ie4enoe SeIepbon" - an3ubie=
ten?"
.Madsn Sic feline Wiss," REF Der
qrdiiOent 5uriid.
nMots i'd audi niat," erpiberts
bic Stimme. .Ooer poQen Sic Ieuss
men. oab Sic ii4 iest i4neu8en9
ltebrigens nit einem. bellgrunsn
braun elngefabtsn Sai4sntut, pie
i'd isbe!"..
9i9ss p~ruitsts Dor aufrssung.
aein 3meiiel, bier tonnte tetn
99pinbsl porlisgsn. Der 6rempe
am apparot jap pirtIi4 our9 oas
Selepbon!
n9aao, bolo". brittle !9isss.
raommsu Sic iofort beriber, Monn
9Ottss! SD taufe Sbrs grfiuouns!
Sd 5a3Is lsOsn preis! aOmmen
Gr Issts ben !90rer auf bic MstaGs
sabeI unp Iieb il4 f~ufIungsIOs in Sen
Sdreibieiiel fallen.
&aum flint Winuten fpdter msIoete
Der Oiener. DaB Orr. 5or, Der grs
timber Des nSeptelepbons" Da Iei.
8Ieia bnrauf itano 9err 5or leibs
baftig i'm 3tmmer. Gr mar Elm nod
iunger Wonn. aaum msbr OILS
3nan3ig. Sein Gn3us mar LAUDER.
aber nidt geraoe toItbor. Seine Qus
gen paren tlein, uno Der prdlioent
tarierte iie nit Dem 9ennerblid ieinsr
Gei9dft5ibung duf .IiItig" unb
mpbontoTeooa".
Mr. 6or psrbeugte iit. murs
meIte isinsn Rumsn unb gins onnn
iofort oufs gan5e, tnoem er ruhig
fraste:
.4IiO - pispisl 3abIsn Sis?"
sDenn Sic mir 5bre punosrbars
grfinOaus porgsfibrt bnben," be-
gann 9tggs Doriidtig.
.GrIauben Gie!!" fubr DIR. Jor
bn3pii4en. ~genugt 5bnen bic grOs
be ni4t? Damn tam i'd ia pisosr
gebsn unb mid an sinsn anoeren
9elomann psnoen."
0obsi ore6ts sr iid auf Dem Qbs
fas um.
.6oIt!!" REF Der QrGIioent. lin
GottsspiIsn, blsiben Sie!. Ras
tirIid bin i'd i6er3eust. Bsr
tonnte mad unlersm 0siprd9 nod
3psifeIn2 4bsr id muB bod Die Grs
iinoung i'd meme ben Qpparat
ODER mas IS lit - bod iebsn. Die
INSTRUMENTATION berehnen uno 10
ipetter.
nGsrne", srniperts Orr. JOr Iiss
bensDlroig. ~Sebr gsrne. Doh DOR
alien bite id Sic I'M einsn Bors
lduB!"
.DispieIe2"
~Junitnuisnb Dollar, f6dse i'd.
piro nitt sa bod iein. Dos 1T oi:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23
Die Grtinonng.
@on IIfreb ''ratt.

Sobn 9igss, Der Yrdiioent. 9enes
ralbirettrr unb 9auptbeiser oes
s3rult sur 8erlpertung bon Grim
bunssn jeber ART, iaB in Der a4t>
unoOrsibigiten Gtage oss 8rultses
f9Gfts9oIies in ieinem 4rbeitsaim@
Iner Dor benz S6reibtii9. IS mar
9o4iommsr. Die 9iBs lag pie uns
F6tbores fliiiises yIei in Der 2uft
unb beoedte bic Surmod4er Nep
gorfs nit elmer S4iat 9libenosm
S~teinltaubs. Die 8ormittagsionne
9leiBte iber benz panorama oes 9az
fens, sertlimmerte bic Welen. billie
Die sroBen 0ampfer uno tleinsn
GGbrboots in einen soIoen<peib@
IIiden Dunlt unb blenoete iiber ben
aranitenen 3ais uno ben anleges
piers.
SIN Mrbeits5immer bes Prdfioenten
Sobn Sisss idien bic 2uft gu to4en.
trosoem Die 6enlter melt often tparen
unb bic S9aufslrdDer oreier rieii9er
8entilatorsn an Der Oede ii6 unob@
Idifis nit furrenpem Drummer i'm
&reile orebten.
Sobn 9ig9s iab in 9embsdrmeIn
unb Jap Die qoit our9, bic Der
Dor Tim itebenoe SetretGr ibm -
elm Stid no9 benz onoern - iibers
reidte.
Bon 3sit gu 3sit idob Sobn 9isgs
eridoptt ben Berg Dor 8riefen BON
fi1. - uff. :. oieie Slut mar taum
5u e%rtragen!. uno oo3u oiele Slut
bon Shrsiben!. =.
Seit Der 5ruit gu 8erpertung bon
Eriinbunsen leper Dirt ieinen Be
trieb e%rptfnet bate, mar tein Gag
nereoneen, obns oab nidt minositsns
taulenb 9riefe einliefen. Die mos
berne DeIt 1T betonntli9 nldt arm
on %Grfinbungen oDer 9laubt nee
risitens nidt, Is gu iein - uno ges
fpieste ameritantihe Statiititer bas
ben berehnet. oaB in ben 8ereinigten
Gtaotea, oeren Glimo Dem Gritnoer@
9siit gang bsionpsrs siinItig gu Iein
f1eint, i'm 0urdidnitt ri lpeni9er
oIs spei Grfinbungen .oIih Sc
ma6t reroen.
Nan lam iih beH,en, oob Der
Sruit pobur9 nt6t penis gu tuu
batte.
Der prdTiOsnt SO1n 5isss pnr Elm
ebenio seiddftstunoiger pis beribm'
ter Wann. 81 taufte isos Grfinoung
ouf = modte ss iid um Elm neuss
@1ubpusmitt,l, I'm 9sbantsnIeie'
mafdinsn, neutrality-suspicious. ODER
tp.ib Soft nos hanosIn. 5roB oieisr
aoufIut. 81. in seididtsr Dsiie oui
ben gluHinn oss beimiideH pu6lis
fums ipetutisrts. bate Der sruit nos
tirIih tdsIid cine sroBs Rsuge Dor
Grfinounssn auriidsupeiisn, bel be-
men ni6ts meter ~grfinounsA mar,
oIs Der Rame.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23
Seberabicu.
lle6ereanasgebict NON ben fibruiNinen
steppen sur 9uuauticfcbene.

steppen sur 9uuautiefebene.
9ebarobien, bn8 reide ruIiiibs
9~ornlano, bos ourh Wiadeniens Do
br"bI6aarmee INNER %bebrobter err
Iteint, 1T cine Der iiingersn PRO-
pin3en bes 3urenreides uno iiebt oess
balb nit Der mostoDitiiden &uItur
ni4t in benz engsn 3ulammenbang
pte etpa bic standardization 0es
biets. 8ebdrobien nennt iid oas
2anb spii4en ben 5luBIdufen oss
Dnieitr uno prutb, oas 5ufoI9e ieis
mes Gbaratters ais llebergangs9ebiet
BON ben IioruIiii4en Steppen our
0onautiefsbsne auf Die 8ei6idte Der
90lter mebrmoIs Don Enlightenment
GinfIuB gspsIsn 1T. Die etbnogras
pbifhen 8erIhieoenbeiten Der StGms
me, bic, chamber ablOIeup, bort ibre
WobniiBe 9siu6t baben. MAIDEN llh
in Der aus ben beterogeniten Gle
menten 3uIammengepiirft.Iten 9ea
p0lterung nod heute fart geltenb.
Die cine 9GIfts Der 8stpobner beitebt
ous 3umdnsn, bic nnbers retrutiert
ii9 aus ltrninsrn, Suoen. Ruiien,
9ul9aren uno elmer Winoerbeit Don
9eutIden uno 2iirtsn. Sbglei4
ober pisllsidt gerooe neil 10 per
Idieoenoeortete 0olter in bieIen 9es
gsnoen SUB gefabt boben, bat e8
gebdrobien. i'm 8egeniab gu benz
peItIi6er gsIegsnsn WoIbpnien, ME
gu elmer boberen auIturentfpidlun8
gebroht, unD oas Gono 1T oemnat
oua beute nod mebr pegen feiner
ldnoI6oftlihen Rei3e ols etrpo pegen
Ieiner Stdote reimbursement.
8eBnrabien mar uripriugIih bic
6eimot Der St9tben. QIte Grab.
bauteu am prutb srinnern an Die
Sitten bieies reuben Bottles. Spas
ter maren es bic Yboni5ier. bic bier
teb6aften 6ol3z uno 8etrsloebdnoel
6strieben uno an Der Stelle oes btus
tioen 4ttsrmnn Die &olonie Cfliuid
orlnoeten. 3m pierten S~obrbunosrt
nur0e 8ebarabien bon ben 0o3iern
bepobnt, BEN triegstidtigen BoIse,
oas Ij6 aaiIsr 3rajnn nod bIutiger
56lah. 106 II. Gbr. unterpari.
Jortan sin9 Dos 2ono in bet romts
i4en proOin3 8acio nuf: bic Jog.
1raianspGas, bic ii6 bon GeOpO am
prutb bis 8ur 1eitung 8enoerp bin
sie6su, biIosn nod INNER Elm grsiibos
res .3eiden isner 3eit. Nus Der Der
mtidung Der Romer NIT ben odmaIts
gen Bepobnsrn bat iid, Die nan an
nimmt. bic rumdnifhe Rafs bsrduss
Qsbil0et, Sn ben Sturmsn Der Dol
tsrnnnoerun9 Duroe geBarabten
matchmaker Don 8otsn, 5unnen, Qns
ten, gulgarsn our63ogsn, bis bic
Sldnen bort porubsrgebeno tbre
6erri6ait grunoeten. Nber aud lie
nuron pisDer Dsrlo9t, uno rutbsnt'
ide gurhsu nabmsn ben Irudtbaren
Qanbitri6 in BsiiB. als natIrIidts
Durh3ugslano bilOsts gsBorobisn in
ben folgenoeu 5ubrbunosrtsn Die Gins
faaspforts Der raubluitigen giongos
len, big bnnH gu ben 3sit.n oss
,9anotes" in 8eBorabisn pi.Osr &C.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23

So6n Siggs trodnete Ii4 bic Stirn
ob. Damn ieBte er bic 0ur4Itdt Der
8riefe fort. Sic muBten troB Sibe
unD 8l0biinn seleien rperoen. oenn
man tonnte niemals pihen, tpelder
S6as pieaeiht in ir9eno einem Der
S6reiben ~perbor9en mar.
Der 5riisur Der Mpoebame in
Der Weftentoi9s", murmeIte 9iggs,
oltes I9eue. baben mir iaon in
bier perihiebenen Spitemen. :. 0as
eerGui6!pie 9lapier. fauler 3ous
Der, abqetane cSoee!. Die 3abnz
biirife als 9amm uno 6uufsoerbaI<
ter, ni9t Goel, a6er hereits lett funf
Woden iiberbplt!."..
Sisgs i9ittslte Grserlid oen
8opf. Gauter unbrau6bares t3eug,
Gin i6riIes alinseln. 0as Sii4>
telspbon, Der Setretdr ging an ben
Qpporot.
.Wie2. Den 9srrn prdIipens
ten perlonlid?. Wsr iino Siea
49,. Der sr0Bte g%rfinosr Der 9esen'
ipart!. . SIT pas ni4t etrpa aud cine
Grtinoung?. =. Wie?. :. Sade bon
b0Glter Widtigtsit!. No. slnsn
Q%ugenblid. -"
Sobn 9iegs ieuf3te Ieiis, oann err
eriff er ben !S0rer. UNI nit benz
.srObten grfiabsr Der 8e9enpart" 81
ipreden.
r@uten Gag. i6srr prdibent."
tJnte cine Stimme ourd 0as 5eIez
pbpn. .Sebr lisbenspiirois BON ST.
men, mid nn3uboren. troboem Sic se=
rops Drst 9eOffnste 9riefe Dor iid
liegen babsn."
!9ig9s 5udte unpiaturllf 5ulom@
men. ,Nie?. >. Was?. -" l%totterte
er punn in bic Sprehmuihel, npoz
Der piItn sic bos?. 2"
sd peib es, 6err grdIioent," err
nioerte bic Stimme ourd ben OPP
purat. sd peiB es ebenio, ME
i5 Sbncn mItteilen Tam, oab Sic
iosbsn Die 8rieie ouf bic 5ii4pIotte
fallen IieBen. WabrIaeinIid Elm pe'
mig aus gritaunen. pie? aonn i'd
iebr gut psriteben; piroe mir pabrs
idetnIi6 9snau 10 seben, psnn Id
an Sbrer STEELE pdre. Sm ibri9er
puroe ih Sbnen rotsn, bel oieier
Sips Ssmben aus benz potentierter
vai6Iitoif" gu tra9sn, ben Sic ia
| iopisl idJ psib, ieIbit in 9ertriet
haben. Sic punoern ii4, oab i'd
etpos BON BEN Stoff Sbrsr 9emb'
drmel psib? Nbsr i'd bite Sic, DO
sic ben Rod ousss8Ogsn habsn, II
bos Ood tpsiter tein bsionosres aunft'
| ftid. .
pier isBte SObn 6i9gs ben 90rsl
oh. Ter S6psib mar ibm auf ci'
Stirn getretsn - ober ni6t nur Dol
Siss.
.BerteufeIt!!" murmeIte er, i'd
| sloube, ih bin psrridt seporoen!. .
Der 2erI am 5sIspbou iisbt ouf IT,
eeuo cine ee6eimnispo1s art. . .
Oo.r abe, - id bin rsif flrs Srren'
bous!.
SER grdFosnt," .rtIdng bn pis
Der bic Stimmt. sic srsiisn iid al
bic Stirn. sic iiuo DerbIufit. &c
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23

8eDeis gr (ouf BEN Berg
eipieD: Sic Nusiiht bon bier lit
pirtIi6 .nt3iidsno!"
Sic: raounts i'd ni6t 6sRoups
ten!"
Gr: .Q6er i'd bite Did, bier i'm
Bdost.r itsbt's bod"
2anbtt4e Quffaung 9.
gdu.rin gum Bousrn, oIs Elm St6os
ter NIT WonoteI Ii6 Die Sommer'
nobnuR3 oniiebt): .Du, ben Jrsttet
nebmen mir nit; Dem Isio'. ia nit
amol an %3tpoIt's 0IasI!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23

Cine elsttrif6s 5~nussIOd..
osrsn anopf nit elmer 2siturs psrs
buno.u 1T, bic BEL benz Druid ouf
osnislb.n Elm Sitt in Der 0orboae
nufIsudtsn Idbi, III cine Der n,usrsH
plattii9sn grfinbuns.u.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23
Vas Ser Bauer nidjt fennt etc.

Gum 2ottor tommt a @auersfrau
llno tlaQt Tim bolt ibr Qeio:
Sbr Wnnr lei idon 3fuei 8cqe rant
Sic meint, ibm feblt's i'm 2eib.
Ser 3ottor qibt ibr eiu Re5ept
lluo ihidt's in b Npotbet;
Ndd) einer outen hnIben Stunb
Wadt gduIerin I'D gu 8e9.
Gm anbern "'1aa Der 8oftor trifft
Sen @auern ornuB' an TeIo;
$40, 0uber Sepp", iagt er gu ibm.
rSeBt bit ia iuieoer iteltl
3ie Weoiaiu iii. tpie mir ifeiut.
Sir ia gang gut befommeul"
ia Ghneden". iagt Der 6uber b'rnuf,
sd bob's ia gar net 9'1orlmenl"
-50fGit. a.: nGunf 5unb.r'
ter ioitsn oieie Sunbs pro Stiid uno
Der grobc logar einen 1ouisnber!"
.. (sbrsrbistig): .WoS Sic fagen
- 1T ols Der 5err 8nter2"
- Quseinem u omnn. GINS
ma bate ssraes bic Cans nit Gett
ub~ertrdureIt. ols cine Ioute Stimms
our qu4sntir bereinihou:
umnenoeui
Rtnbermunb. andbe gum
grduttgnm fsinsr S6DeIter, Der Ian'
gss 6aat trGst): Sept 0u nit oiss
lem 5anr gu Bette"
.nRaturli6, parum frasIi Dup"
Sd meinte 6tos, oenu meine
Sdpsit.r tut lire Soare INNER oor'
DER ~btruntsr."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23

Niebunr
Plumbers.
@6e Der Tinften nno JapsE
Beipe Telephone.
c. L. C0LMAN,
BauhoIs : 6anbInng; Sbdrens uus
JeuatrrabmeHfabrii.
La Crosse, Wis.

8peis +. @efhdfte:
Rinue'ota: RuIbforo. greitou, Spriue
NnIep, @rano Reaborp, grotpnss
bale, CatIonb, NIbert 2ed. alben.
gReus, Tinneiotd cafe, Cation,
Gelepan, 8tuuebdgn Gitr, Sair'
mont, Sberburn. Sodion. 9dteitelS.
Sulod, gbgertou, Yipeitone.
go.ota: ~Glanbreau. 9eu ganiSs. Col.
man, TaSiIon. Sotpurb. DIANA.
fSoreft6urs, @oonicdet.
Rebrastd: Rorth 8eno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23
Afbrrra(dsnOf Bablen

fin6 uniere Rehnungersoaen GIMP.
fonQern. llnlere ousgeaeidnete
Mrbeit uno Die nieorigen 8reiie
bieten einen ileberroihenoen Con.
trait. g8ir bernenoen nur 9utes
Bacterial, beidoitiaen fobige ar.
better uno fiibren ior9fdltiee aui.
fidt. Nae Arbeit miro prompt
uu6 in 3uirieoeniteaenoer @eiie
bcrridtet.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26
The Goodman Greater Shows.

The Goodman shows, or the carni-
val as most people like to call sucn
entertainments, which are playing
their second weeks engagement in
Hewberry, have been drawing the
crowds when the weather would al
low. Those Of our many friends who
have reported to US as having attend
ed the performances all generally con-
cur in the opinion that the exhibi-
tons are clean and enjoyable. It
seems that the dancing attractions
draw the biggest crowds, affording the
greatest amusement, these leading
features of the aggregation being
conducted in manner pleasing to the
sensibilities and proprieties of the
mixed audiences, the dancing parti.
cularly by the old plantation combin-
alton pronounced to be among the
very best of it's kind that has ever
been seen in ,Newberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26
Jones Admitted to Bail.

During the holidays John NJ. Jones
was charged with killing B. w. Stev.
ems. Mr.. Stevens was carried to the
hospital in Chester where he dice
without operation. Immediately after
the shooting, Mr.. Jones surrendered
and was committed to Jail in Laurers
the shooting having occurred at Cross
Hill, Laurens county.
After the death of Mr.. Stevens. the
coroner held an inquest On the 22nd
of this month, attorneys for the de-
fendant applied for bail before AS.
sociate Justice Watts, in Laurens
basing their application upon the tes-
timony taken for the State at the
coroner's inquest, and upon this show
ing the associate justice granted the
defendant bail. Generally, in matters
of this kind, afhdavits, together with
an affidavit of the defendant, are sub
mitted for the purpose of securing
bail, but the showing in this case,
even upon the States testimony, was
of such character that it amply justi-
fed the Associate Justice Watts in
granting the defendant bail, without
any showing whatsoever on the par.
of the defendant.
Jones is represented by Messrs.
Blease & Blease, and Messrs. Simp-
son, Cooper and Babb.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26
ALL THE NEWS AROUND
ABOUT POMARIA TOWN

Pomaria, Jan. 25-The recent rains
have put the roads in and around Po-
maria in the worst condition Of any
time during the winter, though our
three faithful R. r. D. men still make
the rounds without complaining.
The switchboard of the Pomaria
telephone was out of commission
Monday and Monday night which made
it very difficulty to give the subscrib
ers good service.
The home of Mr.. J. J. Hentz should
be added to those mentioned as hav-
ing installed the Delco lighting sys-
tenn.
Mr.. John D. Shealy spent the first
part of last week with relatives at
Little Mountain.
Master David Harris spent the
weekend with relatives in NeWberry.
DR.. E. o. Hentz spent Friday and
Saturday in Columbia.
Mr.. John c. Aull went to Columbia
Friday and joined the legislators on
their trip to Rock Hill.
MGSSIS. n. T. SOuNlo duu Cdlu we'll
Ruff spent the first part of the week
in Columbia
Misses Olive, Ethel and Grace Koon
of NewIberry are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. G. D. Boozer of Newberry spent
few days in town on business.
Mr.. Ernest Livingston, depot agent
at Old Town, spent the weekend with
the home folks.
Misses Dollie Smith and Ethel Ber
ley are visiting Mrs. Marvin Graham.
Misses Ruth and Olive Folk are Wis
iting in Fairfield county.
Miss Narvice Kibler of Columbia
spent the weekend in town.
Mr.. Roberts of Monticello is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. w. D. Hatton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Graham spent
Sunday with Mr.. w. H. Folk.
Messrs. Willie Cook and A. NJ Do
minick were business visitors in town
Saturday.
Mr.. J. A. Kinard, formerly magis-
trate of No. 10 township has accept
ed the position of police in town, Mr.
Werts having resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Lominick spent
Sunday with the family of Mr.. w. B
BOineSt
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26
Church of the Redeemer.

(Rev. Edward Fulenwider, Pastor).
There will be services at the Luth-
eran Church Of the Redeemer next
Sunday as follows:
1918 a. m.-Sunday School.
11:l5 a. m.--The hour of worship.
The pastor will preach on the sub
ject: What They Did With the Ser
mon."
400 p. m.-Meeting Of the Junior
Workers band.
7:3O p. m.-Evening service. The
pastor will preach the first of series
Of sermons on the Reformation. In
this year of the celebration Of the
-Four Hundredth Anniversary of the
Reformation, every Christian should
take advantage of every opportunity
to learn about this. great movement
that has done so much for humanity
A cordial invitation to all the SER
vices is extended to the public.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26

a good one, and thought We would
get out such a paper tnat we would
be very proud to send out as sam
ple And we did get 1t out, and 1t
had more ads in than We thought 1t
was possible for us to have. We had
three columns more or less of What
We considered Very live and very not
editorial and the ads came and OF
course we had to take out editorials
to accommodate the advertisers and
it was too late then to increase the
rages, so We are giving you in this
paper the editorials that were maln-
ly intended for the Tuesday paper.
but they are of such character thSt
they only get the better by saving.
We want our subscribers to under
stand that we will withhold the very
best editorial utterance that We nave
to give space to the advertiser and
we will even hold over The ldler for
the same purpose, as We did on Tu-
esday.
This may be talking shop again,
bet somehow we just like to talk shop,
because We nave always been a sort
Of half fool to want to take our suo-
scribers into our confidence and te,.
them Just what We were trying to o.
and what we wanted to do We al
ways had sort of feeling that the
subscribers to The Herald and News
were a part of our own big family
and somehow We always had a feeling
rot it was the proper thing for a big
family to have the confidence Of tse
head OF the family and it may be for
that reason. or more properly speak
ing that may be the cause OF our TAX
ng the subscribers Of The Herald
ard News so often into our confidence.
At any rate We have liking for tn"
alking of shop to the family.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26

Luncheon. Reception and Lecture
Today's Events"-Headline in The
State over an account of legislation In
Tuesdays paper. So the boys are
really having a good old time. 1t IS
just as we'll to engage their time In
lunching and receiving and lecturi.g
as in passing some of the fool legis-
lation that is proposed at every ses-
sion. Then the next day they went
off to Charleston and that meant an
other good time for if there is any
place in all this wide world that
knows how to make you have good
time and enjoy yourself it is Char
lesion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26

The City council says that the IL
cense ordnance is the same as last
Year. IL the legislature were to say
that the Levy is the same as last year
it would scarcely be aole TO have II
collected. 1t is a penny wise ana 4
pound foolish doctrine to save a little
bit by not printing the license ordi-
nance, and really, as We nave before
said, We do not believe that the license
can be lawfully collected, because the
law says all ordinances to raise rev.
enue must be published Tor a certain
time, and if license isA not for the
purpose OF raising revenue what IS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26

ly be possible for him to spare the
time from his other duties to have
all the cltizens of the town to look
over them.
Now, the purpose for mentioning
this iii this connection is to say, that
there was nothing in that editorial
that was intended to be inquisitorial,
and it did not in the remotest and
most farfetched construction that
could possibly be put on it intimate
anything that could be construed into
meaning that the books were any
thing. but absolutely correct. We
wanted the people to see how the r.
nances Of the town stand, and what the
town owes, SO that they might intel
ligently decide whether it would be
advisable to undertake to issue any
additional bonds for public improve
ments, and that was all there was to
it. And we repeat, that We think
that is what council should do, and
We are not intending in the slightest
degree to dictate to the authorities
what is their duty. but as humble
citizen who is interested in the de-
velopment and welfare of the town,
We would like to see some street paw
ing going on if our financial condi-
ton is such as to warrant the expendi-
ture.
And We think that the commission
ers of public works should publish
an annual statement of the doings OF
that body so that the people might
know how the accounts stood, and We
are satisfied that the accounts are all
right, and no doubt the showing will
be very creditable one. But pub
lcity as to public matters is good
thing, and not SO much publicity as
10 personal and private affairs. 1t Is
a good thing always to take the peo-
pie into your confidence, and espec-
.ally is tnat true OF those VINO have
been chosen for Official position and
who are serving the public.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26

We have always been under the
impression that it was very wrong to
tamper in any way with the Jury or
the trial by jury. That was oae
thing we were keeping inviolase. And
il the ordinary citizen should in any
way undertake to tamper with the
jury box the penalty would be very
severe.
We see from letter by Sam Ad-
ans, young attorney at Abbeyille,
that the governor has sent for the jury
commissioners of Abbeville to come
10 Columbia and has instructed them
to show cause why they should not
pack the jury panel at the next term
of the court of general sessions to be
held in Abbeville county" That, il
seems to US, is very serious charge,
and if it were made against an or
binary citizen there would be an in.
vestigation.
Surely the governor has not gone
so far deranged On the law and order
cry and law enforcement that he
would undertake to pack the jury
panel. How can he expect law and
order and observance of law and
obedience to and respect for law if he
should undertake to pack a jury pan
Ell, Is beyond our understanding. Tha
is striking at the very root and foun-
dation Of the liberty OF the citizen
And yet since this has been mention
ed We do recall that some months ago
the same thing was done by the gov
ernor as to the jury panel in Charles
ton when he wanted to convict the
blind tigers. This sort of thing will!
surely have a rebound.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26

On Tuesday morning We had call
over the phone from the clerk and
treasurer of the city informing US
that he had just read our editorial.
That was fine and We were delighted,
because it is always good for any one
to read the editorials of The Herald
asd News, but he added tha. the books
in his office were open for US and if
We desired to look over them that
we might come down and do so. We
thanked him and said that We sup
posed they were but that we did not
have time to come down and look o7-
er the books. as We were sure they
We're correct. but that it would scarce
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-26

One morning few days ago when
We reached the Office and opened our
desk We found package that Mr..
Greneker. who gets the mail. had
placed there. 1t bore our name and
in one corner was written, From j
L. Aull." Upon Investigation a little
further it was discovered that it con.
tained. not some good old pudding and
sausage such as mother used to make
but some that she really did make
And it was fine and took us back tc
other days when hog killing time
came in the country. Now, We know
this does not interest all of our read,
ers, but We just can't help writing
it down here, and those not interested
may just skip it.