davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
(ein Cpfrr bcr ain6crLadmlnn.

Sm ct. @orD's gBoiicnbouic Itorb
geItcrn oic 13 Sabre alte 6Iorence
IaDlor an Der &inocrlGbnlung. Gos
@tdO6cn lit felt mebreren Gogen on
Der Srontbeit unO mur0c in einrnt
ob9elegencn 3imuler beboioelt. 0ic
10 Sabre olte Wlnrion gditpcll bon
Sieolcp, 9Inne glrlmOel GolmtD,
lcioct, mic Die itaatli9e @eiltnobcit8.
6cb0roc crfubr e6cnfoIIs an Scr
Seu6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
lgerar0Ia gle6e einaetrOffen.

81 ibinGton, 10. Soniar.
9otIdjaiter @craro's piel bciprohenc
&e6e, oic a. nod iciucr 9liidtcbr III
Berlin bieIt nn0 III mclHer er ioote,
Die @e5iebinaen 3ipiibcn ocn Der.
Ssiaatcn uno gcitiblano mdreu felt
glniang ocs ariears ME 10 her3lidl
acgvcicn mic jcBt wliroe iiu Stoats.
Icpartemeut bellte in @mpiane &C.
nQmmcn. giad gliisiage bon gcam-
tcl oedt iidj Der GriginaItert, nadj
criter @etraMtiiHg nut pen 3eihyngs.
tericAteit iibar sic Neoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

ainn1aden ihwoll on. Ga fciu
FIRST Dor6auoen mar. Idlniti ser
Stcuermann Oic @moc nit cinem
Ialhcnneiicr. Gic @lnoc an Der
GaldTc III nod uiMt ocbeiIt lmo ci.
ict 6enie nod.
Pm Is. ,Sanllor iouotc i6 cincn
9rici on Die nmcrifaniic5c 9oticlaft,
in lpclhcm id) bctontc, 0aB bic III
All" ban cinem 1onpfcr 6cidjolca
mnroe, Scr oic omcrironiidc 5laaae
gc5ibt 6attc. SD beidric6 ou6erocm
Die 3critorn9 ocs Iaud5octeS uu0
Die Nc0onoling ser llebcrlc6cu0cn
in Gcidn0nB.
glls icb bis 81 Ofiite ,Se6rrar fenc
Antport cr0altcn 6ottc, mcl0elc i6
nodrndls, ober ib cr6iclt micocr
lciuc 9lntiport. ,yin WRdr3 troi Gin
Ncrr DER omcrifauiidcn g9otidoit III
EDfirpn 9llco Gin. gliii nieinc }raac.
ob CT mciuc NiclOnuecn cr6aIicn
Dattc, ontlportctc or, CT luiiBtc nidts
oapon inlO cr nl6nc an lliciuc Mpls
olnacn bcidnocn iib nod I'M aricgS-
miiiiltcriiin on a1e on oic omcrifa-
niiHe 9otitoit 0cridjtctc Sdrci6cn
6nerit onrd oos arieesamt oc6cn
niiiBten.
Sn bic 2 dwei5 geionNf.
slls om @noe Dloi Gin glcrStc.Go.
mite in Cbfirpn 9lIeO eiitrof iuuroc
ih Ioiort iiir bic sSnternirune in ocr
SHwei5 angenontmcn. g(m 10. cyrnt
tanO cine 5ipcitc llnteriudltng i'm
Sfii8icrsloger 81 SoIDport itatt. Gas
Gomite 6citanO, entoegcn ocn Nlcgr-
lotioner iopieG icb iueiB, olis 5 bri.
tiiden ilno 2 Sdwei5er gler5ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
g1cr0cil hnriidltin-

Soilt glnfiinoiaung BON G6orIcs 91.
SHpob uno onoeren 2eitern Der
9ct6le1cm 9ta5l Gompagnic lper.
ben Die %ldnc oerielbcfl gleuboutcn
uno Gerbeiierun9eit in oen 9(nlogen
Der 9'enn.MorD Stdbt Gonpoauic sll
SporromS &oint nit cinen Soften.
oifmono bon $5O,000,oo0 oils5ufiib.
ren elmer grOBcn glenoeriino iiilter.
morfen luerorn. glus 5ubcrlGiiigcr
2ucIIc pcrIuutet, 0oB 25 4ro8cut ocs
ms sluge gefaBten 8oitproerouunS
cine |erocgerliug crIeioeu miro, ooh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
Ola6mcn neutrality-suspicious..

3wei 16 Sabre olte D3a06cib
8lanbe Smonuer BON gSr. 1925, g.
@olsb StroBe, imO 2orctta $obns
BON Scr. 3512, Canton 9lbenuc, ia.
meit ecltern nod Dem @lcrcD-Soipitol
ino iagten oaB iic fllr8 bor6cr
Quediilberiublimat 9oblctten ee-
ibIlldt b6tten, 9en @iGo6en Die nibt
ougeben Wollten morlnl iic oas Gift
genomnen batten, pltroe Der Wogen
ausgepunpt, sic merocn nit oem Sc.
ben oooonfomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
ocraOe narSIidJ BON 2eginatou.

i9 bineinflettertc, Borte icb Sen Stelt-
erruonu rufen, imo iH bali Inn ms
Boot. SSn 6olge Oes 9IutOerlltiteS
lag ib I'M binteren Ebeile Oes BOO.
tes imO ser SteuGnann borne.
gfo6 Ginger 3cit iidtctcn mir sen
Gonpfer ipieoer. g9ir itanccn ouf.
redt i'm goote imO uinften nit un-
ieren glrmen. Ger G1mpfer 1noerte
ieinen aiirS unO ndberte iib ims
in itbueller 5obrt. @ir ioben bolo
einen @}ann am gug ite6en Ser oen
aurs oes SHiffes Oirigirte uno ms
bon Seit 5lt 3cit nit icincr Soitit
Oro6tc. Ga ser 9ompfer ieine
S6nelIigfeit nidt cinite(te, berriH-
te fein 8meifel OoB or ms rant
men pollte. SdlieBlid warfen iie
iins Elm Soi 5ii nno nobmcit inns on
goro. 9tuBer oen Sifi5iereu oeS
ollrbino~, Die mir erfannten trug
9&ienono an @orO Uniform. Gle
Monniboft oes nllrbino~ ge6orte
nod 9lusiage OcS 1. Moat, 3ur fonig-
Iiden Wlarine-Heieroe, aber ollie, nit
glusna6me Der 0ffi3iere, iuaren ais
Gibililten gefleiOet. stls mir al goro
iparen ipitrOen mir nah Dem Soed
gefiibrt uno bort ipur0e ms ettuos
Goanac perabrei6t. Ga fein 9lrSt an
9oro mar, berbano mid Der Steuer,
mann 10 gut er fonnte. Sierouf
murOen mir IN cine ol;i Gef iteben.
oe aiite eingeihloiien. Sic Giite ipor
10 nieorig ooB mir niht aufredjt IL
ten fonnten. g8ir erbieltcn feinc
iDormeu Gleioer. gluf Ied befono
iidj cine Wlotrabe uno 5tpci Geden
iinO ein aiiieu. Tie &iItc por nit
elmer, nit eiiernem 9fiegcI Derie6enen
Gbiire perihloiien Sim Morge1 0eS
Is. September traf Der Tampicr iii
5almontb ein.
Serwunocte nn0 Goote.
Gin 9(r5t lam ali @oro mio per.
bdno Die 9riten. Ger @icicrmonn
bcobadtctr, ocB 10 Sdnacmatten nit
SerruinOetcn mo IoOtcn pom Gam.
pier cnticrnt iulir0cn. 3u 0ielcr 3eit
plr0e i1 oilS Der aiitc qclaiIen, cr.
bicIt o6cr fcinr Gr5tlidr @ebouoluno
bis ON Olittog Ocs nddlicn Cages.
g(m gtaamittag pcriudte Ter GorOct
tcu-@apitdn Ger nor5iiolid oslttib
prod, MID aus5lirageu. ,Scb GAO
i'm ncinen 9lnmcn an llno uni oIlen
Sragen iibcr Dos Galidboot ols ocui
@cge 81 gcbcn ia9te id ibnt, ib ipdrc
bciinniingslos gciucicn, uIs cS nuf
Sen GriuO ionl. Gic 9ritcn lporcn
iibcr oQc Wlarine.9lndilcgen6citci
por5i9Iidl inioruiirt. Sic fnnntcil
bic 9idncn pieler Souh5oot Som.
monoorten lno lpuBten iogor ols
Dotlin, an iuclhem ll.li ocn sci.
matbbaien uerloiieu 6ottc Sd mir
DC an Dlorgen 0cS %. September
bonn Steucrntdnn gctrernt. Ger
5tcliermann tulIroc nod mir dnf ocr
Bride ailsgcfra9t. Grob uaer gln.
Itrengingen gclang Is i6dt ni1t Oci
9tamen ocS 0nmpferS in @rin6rling
5it 6rin9en. 9lm 26. September
ipuroc i1 nn's 2ono genoninten uno
iin6 einem 9ailitdr-Soipitdl gebrad)t.
3nerit ipuroe ib nit bier britiiben
Sffi3iercn in einem 3imusr iinteree.
brn6t. glm rdbiteu Gage iuuroe id
anf 8efebI oes Safen-GapitGnS III.
elmer anierue itntergebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
9lble6en.

Sn icincr @o1nng, 9lr. 1908,
9loro sSolfc StroBc, Itorb- ont
Sontitog, ocn 13. Sonuor, &err 6re.
ocrid S. 5robnbduier, @otte bon
5ralt @lotbilOa 6robn6dltier, gcb.
8ruler Scr &eritorbene errcibte ein
glter bon as SSa6ren. Sic 9ceroi.
gltng finOct bonn Stcr6e6auie aus ont
0iontog, glo6mittags 2 llbr ouf oent
8cItern 5ric0bofe ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

@ilmington 13. Sanilor.
glls elm GrpreB3ng Der @eunmIpdnia-
Giicnba6n III cine @rlppc @obn-
nrbeiier Bel 9eIle0le, nabe bier, fubr,
iorocu bier 9crioncn get0Otet uno
swei i9pcr ocrminoet. @ic 2eute
ioarcn non ocn @cleiien getretcrL I'M
ciucp @iiicrjua poilircn 5u laiicn
trotcn a6er iireft bor ocn IN cntge'
9en9eiebter 9liHtltng fommcuoen Or
prcBjue. 9iS iebt foniite mir Der
9oltcnfi6rcr eugene glbcrn ioentiii-
3irt lDer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

9ln bos 9ctt fcjtgcbuuocn.
sd lpurOc porii6crecbenO al oo5
@ett feitge6unOcfL oo iG on bcitigcu
ardmpfcn lit. Sin Soften nit olii.
qepflanjtcmS Scitcligcme6r ituuO itctS
bei meinem @ctt Sm llcbrigen mar
Die @e6onOhIng ciuc glite. 9leritc
iinO Die 9lmbulan5 @cbilliet nos.
men lid meincr on itno lparen lets
freinoIicb
glm Wlor0cn oes 6. Sfio6cr nluBtc
id1 altfIte6en nm nob ciuenl groBen
'Spipitol gebroht SIT lper0en Sd
purOc an 9orO OeS Eorpeoo6ooteS
II genonimen ipelfeS in Gee itodl.
PIN Nlittog trufen mir in 3lpnioutb
ein. ltnter @eglcitlpg cines be,
trunfenen ltnteroifi3icrs uno iccbs
SeelGitcn wurOc ib nod oentOiari-
ne-Getentions-2ager 81 IoOenport
gcbro1t. 0ies mar ouiel6e @eiGng-
niB, III oen sic Wlarnihuft oes ll12
internirt mar. Gro6 Der @eriidbc.
rung, Dob meinc 9Ieiourg riclt ser.
riiicn lei initBte id iie olis5ieben.
Steuernlorn @oOou mar felt bent
26. September III cicienl @ei0ugniB.
gtod mebrmaligent 8erlon9en CT.
bielt idl Gin gett. Gie 9iotionet lpn-
rem oie bon ger6rebcul umO itG
fonnte lie mcgen meines gc6roGenen
ainnbadenS ni6t eiicn. Die nie0i5is
niIdc Siilfe nor 0urdolis ugenii.
genO glls i6 Oies Dem Common
ociu bes @eiGngniHes flo9tc, iagtc
er, 6 tbdtc i6m perionlib Icio, CT
bo6c a6er iirengen @cie0l BON Elp-
mout6. glnf nein griuthen eridGcu
scr Gommanoeur nod Orei Gdeei
nno per6eiicrtc einigc llebelit0noc.
Ter Stcrcrunnn bcrblieb, trob oller
ieincr Nroteiic, uneeIdbr bier glo,
den I'M @eidn9niB
Ga icb @eio6r lici nid mnl Dem
rcdten 9Iigc 3il crblinoen 10 puroc
id) am IA. Gftober lladD ocm Wlilis
tarspoipitol in Geoonport gcbradt
Ger 5cr6rohenc Siun6odcl mirOe
nod cirinol bebanoelt ilno es pur9e
Gin Iremoforpcr cntocdt. glu is.
Gftobcr lpnroc ic6 oprrirt lno cine
Nlciiingidroil6c, oic 0urd cine &C.
iboBcrploiion 6inein gctrieben iuor.
nen mar, wnroe cnticrnt. g(n 0cr
5tcllc 0cs Aiiulbodcu6ulAcS battcn
lid nnterocB gcfdbrliAc inncrc imO
oilbere gl6icciic De6iloct, @}ebrcrc
Meiiingiplittcr ipurOcn ip1tcr aus
meinelH Iiilfeil 9llge cnticrnt ser
lcttc i'm Somiar 1916. Die Be
1anollm0 wnr mn 2lagcmrinen gilt
nbcf oic @1ricr au6len DIT nciu
Giicn SIS iunroe mir nidjt dciioitct,
@rieie 81 ldrcibci PIN 6. 9lopeln.
PCT lDllroc ld lnd) 0cllt s]orfcr lVils
lii6r.@cidneniB gcid)oiit. Ger aom.
nanocir telc9rapbirte I'M Sniiriif.
tionen on Oic gIoniruIitdt. Sn gc.
authorizing cr1iclt er oen g[uitroe,
feinc Sniorluation 5li ge6en. llnicr
oicicn llmit1nOen pureu 9eidmcr.
ben iinniib. IS CAB feinen 9lr5tI i'm
@eidngnib
aein Nr5t DorbanOcn.
llngef69r ciitinol in Scr gsodc cr-
idieu ser Gommanoeitr nit einein
slugenor5te i'm @eidnoniB, ser mir
pcnig Sorgfalt 8nuonotc. gtod6 odt
Iagen entSiiHootet -iid Die @unoel
an meiuer ShlGie tpieoer uno ncin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
9ladTasslpicr lt.gupt-Sriee brr.
Ianqt.

@aag t3. Sanuar. Gie Ser
liiicr arer5 3citiine1 parlangt II
eincr 2eitartifcl 9ciprcduins oic ST.
oiiniine eiaes riidiicht5loien llgoot.
SgricGes leiiens Gcptihlmio. ais cine
9ntport allf bic Srie0eusbcoingimi
GEN Scr 9laiirten Iic 3citiing iogt,
0aB 0as 368crn DeutibIanOs in De-
8lg Der gSermcnoure bon 8eppelmen
ecaen GnalaRo ocn @ritcn geniigeno
Set gege6cH Bat, iuHfoiIeaoe Gorfe6.
riiraan aegen Oicic 2uftibiiie 81 trcf.
ien; falls Der Observation-Disclosures
niht ioiort III ourhgrciicnoer @eiie
auf9enommcn iucr0e, ipiirbtn ole @ri-
ten anb biariiir gIbpebrmittel iin-
ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
Der critic Wlasfen6all.

Qie oSo8ioliitiide 2icoertofcl ~5eiet
an onoerer Stellc oes n0eutidcn
@orreiponoenten4 an ooB iie i6ren
oiesidbrigen 0}ostenbdlI an 10.
5ebruor in 9arrD's Sollc obboIten
miro. Sc66ne Ereiie peroen fir Ole
beitcn @losfeu ousgeieBt peroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
G6nacr.GOn3crt.

9ln nd6iten @littiuod tritt Der
v@ermonia 2uortett Club" in ei-
nem groBen 8ro9romm in eineu ibo.
nen @on5ert Dor Oos @ublifpm. 9os
CONCERT miro in @orrp's Solle itott-
finOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

Der geut(Ge gOrre(pOHOeut.
svIlbciut igon Sag im Sabre.
q. 0laine, Gigentbiimer.
q. u. &eins, @etrisbsIeiter.
@elmdltsbhrean nnb aeOastiuH:
VIZ. 4i3, GR.8nIhmOre.Gtraks
%aepbcn:
6. G. g. 3173 Gt. HauI.
fa6llds Nrbnabe (ourn Erdger beorei) 1251e
2aOlids q. esnniasS-Aaseate (Sablbar
aa nic oas Hlati 6sioraerben Irdeer 1br
Tarlide uu6 eDamtneSaIpssabs tunter
Norios9orausbesobIune) pro Sabr... S7.5O
Eohruihht aasanbc
No9 benz 5nlanoe. pto 5abr. st.b0
2'ah oem Nuisance pro 3abr. S3.0c
squniaDs.Nusoabr. pro Snbr. ..,..... S1.60
Gas bette uao Uiniofe OtuiIde 9lntt ia ben
NiHiet. pnh sabtaoieH.
@GibingtuH Agentur
hes sDsutihen GorrsipSKbsm";
gNm. canHeman,
1915 Dlaylon. etrahe, R..gg.,
wc Naseiaen ano 9eleanHaeH eHioesen eenOm
men weroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

san 5ranciSco, IL. san
SberiHigltcilant S. 8. @iiGop mo
Scllierant @iQiau VI. 9obcrtion,
oic icit aliithuoH loM i6rcu 9l6ilug
nil9 Sar Diego nod @alcrico ucrnlibt
wnrOcn iin0 III 9licriiQ 6lniorrt
9RciIcn iiioli1 0cr CSrel3c, no iic 5iut
Sl6ltieg gc5mlnlgcn milroaL oiiigc-
lunocn worocu pic cine 9clltige &c.
peIHc aus Naibir9ton an oas ipeit.
li@e Nrnce.Sollgtquortier 5ciagt.
%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
cyn sen g)tnnS ocIdlofieu.

Ser odtidbrigc Sarr0 @ooOmin,
pon 9Ir. 1928 9li5bitrton Ctr. mel.
der NIT einigen anoeren ana6eu ouf
einem @opploB an 6uBe Scr gIib.
burton-StroBc ipicItc, mir0c gcitcrn
bon aennet1 GopeS bon Scr. 1919,
gSbitnoia9Ipc, nit ieineun 2uitqc-
ipc5r III Den Yhuo acid6oIicu. 9luBcr
Scm @crhll ciiies 3o6ncs crlit Sor
rp feline &crletlaigcu Seine W}t
Ter, ,Srou @arrD @ooOwin, mill BON
elmer geridtlideu &crfolauug obic
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

GrploiioH in Chicago.
9tcm Dorf, t3. Sanilor.
@eute 0ittag idien es, oaB Ser S6a.
oeu an Gigcutbum pernria6t our9
oie GrpIoiion in aosfen, R..Sy., in
Der Dupont @uI0er4Go., Bel melbcr
100000 4hmo BulDer onfilogen
iib aui S2,00000O belouien miro.
Iie Gri6itteruno mar in bier Staa-
ten fiiblbar. Ger 8erllilt an Men.
ibenIeben miro ait9eniHeinlib 3ipei
niAt iiberiteigen. 0ie @eielidait
iaet mir, oaB 5ipei Wlann peruiBt
wiiroen Jtur 3pei Der 8eriptmoeten
trltoen 10 ihmere @erlebiIngen oonon,
Dab iie i'm Soipital bebanOelt perocn
miliet uie eus elmer Grfldrllng bon
Seitcn Der Gompogliie ans 8ilnlings
ton aIts ergebt.
Die Enpoat. @eielliGoft lhreibt Die
GrpIoion pcoer elmer 9ranOitiitung
nod elmer &eriAip6rung, ionoern ei-
mem 3uiall 8u.
munitions Grploiion in
Gbtcogo.
6 bicnoo, 13. Saniiar. Sin
9rauo Der einer grploiion IN Der
Gbarles @eSleD 8erf5eug Bobrif
6eute folgte, perurlabte einen Sha.
sen bon 100000. 1ie @eienidaft
Bate 0erooe cine eroBc Wlenee Wlel.
Tina erbalten, iDcl1eS in eirem
sSrieescontraft fir oie ruiIiibe 9ie.
gIeruNg @errpenoime finoen ioIlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
AustibrIi9.
Ssri6tet Der G}ariucs
0eutuaut GrOmptOu
ltcbcr Oas SeiGieRen bes
SamdlbDDtes AL.

Ger offi3ioIle 8eridt III sen oeiitiden
8eitungen befannt gegeben.
Der immer nod unbefannte
Gonipfer ri6tetc mcildIings Dos
Geuer ouf oas ll-8oot. 2ieu-
tenant Gromptou iino ser 9teuer-
monn purOen OerpunOet, obue
ge6onOIung an goro Oes Gom-
piers in cine aiite oeiperrt.
aler5tIide gc6unOIung pur foiim
8u boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14
20 seiten.
sOnutaa, ben IA. Saunar 1917.
gni eincn 8nfaa

1iibrt bic gilpont giiloer.Go. 0ie Gr-
ploiion III aasfca 5uriid. Ser
eHaocn betragt S2,0O0,00O. n
GrpIoiion in Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-14

'Eaa sTioSSEs SsH ~iaaitIm0rS 6OrrsIsONSsHf'.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

Little Thelma Salter, the Triangle
child actress, will be presented as
the star of 'In Sunderland" which
will be shown at the opera house
Saturday. "Thelmas with that other
remarkable kiddie, Georgia Stone, ex-
Flores the mysteries of fairyland, de-
picted with marvellous beauty and
amazing scenic effects by Director IT.
via Willat, who has invented some re-
markable lighting effects particular
ly for this play. The story, by L. V.
Jefferson, is whimsy that will give
Joy to both children and adults
A COW was being taken to the
slaughter pen Wednesday afternoon,
but when she reached the corner OF
the street near DR.. Weeks outside
flower garden she got stubborn and
contrary, refusing to get up. It was
impossible for several men to make
the cow move. After endeavorins
hard and long to get her up they
found it necessary to kill her. The
carcass was them hauled to the
slaughter pen Tor further attention.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT

Cotton is bringing q IA cents hers.
Now for the next selection"
We hereby nickname a certain
young teacher Miss Experience"
VIM. Clark, colored, paid his fine TO
S5 in the recorders court Thursday
for assault and battery.
With the opening of the schools on
Monday Newberry will begin to cake
on more life once more.
The Y. W. A of the First Baptist
church will meet with Mss SIauCe
Epting Monday afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The Carolina Auto Co., has deliver
ed Mr.. j. H. West a Jackson Eight
Touring car.
Simmons Wright, colored, is driv-
ing the express wagon in the place
of Joe Tucker (''Pig''), who has taken
job at Camp Jackson.
Are you attending the services at
the A. R. P. church? Every one is
cordially invited and kindly urged to
attend
There will be regular services in
the Church of the Redeemer Sunday,
the pastor having returned from his
vacation.
Lots of people are looking for much
enjoyment in seeing 'The Millionaire's
Double" at the opera house Friday,
with Lionel Barrymore playing cne
part.
Services will be resumed at the
Central Methodist church Sunday
morning, Rev. F. E. Dibble, having
returned from his vacation with Mrs.
Dibble.
Mr.. Charles J. Purcell has received
TELEGRAM from CleveIano, Ohio, in
forming him of the death oI his broth
er, Mr.. E. B. Purcell, in that city
Thursday,
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:.
THE EXTENSION WORKERS
OF NEWBERRY. COUNTY

The Extension Workers of the coun'
tv T., NJ. Mills and Misses Willie Mae
Wise and Ethel Counts will hold COM
munity meetings at Monticello school
,.ouse Friday afternoon at four o'clock
and at St. Lukes school house Sat
urday afternoon at four. At these
meetings the Home Demonstration
Clubs will resume their regular meet
ings again. Plans for the Prosperity
Community Fair will be discussed and
Mr.. Mills wishes to talk with the men
about fertilizer and seed buying. Let
everybody make special effort to be
present.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

CEDAR SHINGLES-Another car just
arrived, and they are fine See US
if you need anything in shingles OF
roofing of any kind. Our prices are
right. Summer Bros. Co.
9-7-2t.
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FOR SALE-Good draft horse, gentie
and will work in any harness. Abou.
II years old. Price reasonable. Ap-
plv to The Herald and News.
S-31-tf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

COTTON SHEETS-Just arrived, also
have cotton picking sacks. Let US
supply your needs. Summer Bros.
Co.
9-7-2t.
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Rev. George J. Porter will hold
regular services at Clayton Memorial
church next Sunday and will preach.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

Mowers and Rakes-An adCance goes
on soon. See us if you are going to
buy. Johnson McCrackln Co'
7-31-tf
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FOR RENT-325 acres good ,rming
land, on Bush River, Timothy and
Kinards creeks-New buildings.
Excellent opportunity for large
family. Gustavus Werber, R. F.
D. No. I. Box Ats.
9-4-4tp. = 'AF%s:ss
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ROofing-Let us show you our gravel
roofing. Use it instead of the gall
vanized. Johnson McCrackln co.
7-31-tf
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SEWERAGE ORDINANCE
SUSPENDED TO MARCH 1, 1918

To the Honorable Mayor and CITY
Council:
At meeting of the Board OF Health
Sept. 4, 1917, it was
Resolved, that we, the Board o.
Health, do hereby recommend that tie
ordinance with reference to Sewer
age connection in limitation specified
in your ordinance adopted on April
4, 1917, be suspended until the 4til
of March, 1918. Our purpose in max
ing this request is the prevailing con-
dition of the war, causing exceeding
scarcity of labor and to the difficulty
of securing necessary material. We
will. at the end of said period under
no circumstance make further re-
quest for the suspension of said Or
dinance
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e. Sewing Machine Co, Green
TEACHERS WANTED: (D Men for

TEACHERS WANTED: ID Men for
town and country schools SIS to
500. (2) Ladies combining mu512
and common school, unprecedented
demand CO Grade and high school,
Can place all qualified teachers
for any the above. Special enroll
ment. Southern Teachers Agency,
Columbia, S. C.
S-31-3t
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W4NTED-To buy land, 40 or 50
acres. State price and location, will
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

H0GS-For sale-Brooa sows-BFel
good stock - healthy a:so
few pure bred Poland and' China
pigs-overstocked. L. w Floyd.
S-31-3t.
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In accordance with the above rec
ommendation the time-limit OF the
said sewerage ordinance is hereby ex-
tended to March 4, 1918.
q. F. WRIGHT,
-. Mayor.
Silt.
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FOR SALE-Brand New Maxwell
Roadster, 1917 Model at a Bargain
Baker & Oxner. Main st. Phone 26i.
8-24-tf
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FOR SALE-One> return tubular boil
er So H. P. and one Lidell engine
80 H. P, and first class condition.
Bargain for cash. Address "En-
CINE" care of Herald and News.
9-4-2t
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WANTED-Scrap Iron. pay the
biggest prices for scrap iron. Bring
it at once or let me know and l viii
send the wagon after. also buy
metals, rubbers, sacks, etc.
Kaplan, Prosperity, S. C.
9-1-3t
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NOTICE. have moved to Copelanc
Block, 1903 Main Stree. See me for
Furniture. Sewing Machines, Stoves
and Household Goods. E. Hugh
Summer
9-7-4t
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rent if can't buy, address S. c. Ions,
Prosperity, S. c.
9-1-1tp.
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FOR SALF-A good horse, gentle, and
will work anywhere-Will sell him
cheap. DR.. w. G. Housea1.
9-4-tf.
! WILL PAY the highest market
prices for chickens, eggs and butter,
if brought to me at the express o.
fee. F. g. Wright, Agent.
9-4-tf.
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Silt.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-11
GERMANS CAN'T DRIVE THE RUSSIANS
 SAYS AN EXPERT
Would Rather Let Them Quarrel Among Themselves Than to
 Help Them to Unite.

COPENHAGEN, April 11-A per sonage particularly well informed po- litically and militarily," who is easily recognizable as Col von Haeften of the general staff in charge of the mil itary department of the foreign office, has informed the Politiken that there is no prospect of a German offensive on the Riga front. The colonel says:
 The spring thaw that is now setting in is enough in itself to deprive an of fensive of any chance of success. Even of the German succeeded in talk ing the Russian positions it would be impossible for them to move artillery and supplies forward for an advance on Petrograd. They would be hope lessly begged"
 The Politiken continues. State ments of the German gene@7 staff which have certain inherent probabil- ities are another example of the Ger man determination to quiet Russian apprehension in every possible way. The belief is cherished that the Rus sians, if left to themselves, will in- a7-'tably continue to quarrel over in- ternal questions, whereas the menace of a strong German offensive would weld all Russian parties together in defense of their national existence"