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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-05
The National Capital
Senate,

Senate.
Met at IL a. m.
Adopted Joint session resolution to hear
President Wilson announce diplomat tic rub
| ture with Germany
Resumed debate on agricultural appro
priation bill "pp'o
Adjourned at sos p. m. to II a, m. Mon.
day. " -'' ''o''
House.
Met at II a. m.
Reconvened after hearing the presidents
address and continued debate on naval an
preparation bill. p
Adjourned at 4:45 p. m. to noon Sunday
late Representative Tribble of Georgia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-05

pr. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey will ease your
cough. soofhe the raw spots and proven,
serious lung ailments. CSC. All druggists
Advertisement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Die nidt oIS cine Snitihition Die 0c-
finitip mcrocn iou, ionocrn ais Elm
prooiiorii6es llebcl, oos eben be.
ltimmt it, ocn Wtilitorismus 5u 3er-
ltoren.
Gie Morinc bleibt natiirlih fir
ole Me6r5obl ser @nglGnoer oos ci.
eentIihe @oaoOium ibrcS SonOcs.
Gos trifit I'M bcionoern olf Die
NlGnner bon N}ondeiter 81, Oieier
So6burg Ocs 2iberoIismlS; iie idic-
nen 5pnr nellib bel elmer GriobpobI
bon ibren alten Erin5ipien ab5ufol.
len, oos mar ober MIR olf Iofnle
llmltGnoe 5iiriid5ufiibren. sic iinO
lnO perOen Ben beioen &rin5ipien
treu ein, Die bon Ser Nlitte ocS leb.
ten SSobr6unoertS an 0oS britiid6e
Geib SIT Dem genodt boben, mas es
beute lit: Seeberridoit uno 6rei-
bonOel Sic nebmen Die 9lbpeibun.
gen, oic bon ocm lebteren gemodt
puroen imo nod gemoht iper0en
f0nnten, MIR oIs propiioriibe @oB.
na6men an beoiugt (io iogen iie)
bon Dem p9eIagerinosgiitono,~ 3. b.
MIR in Dem Sim. in Dem iie ole all.
geneine Mebrpilidt annebmen. Sic
ino ltorf genug, I'M 81 gegebener
3eit ieoe ertreme oefinitioe YioBuob-
me in ser 9lihtine Oes Sdub5onner.
ibums 81 Oer6inOern mo perOen
MIR fisfolilden MloBnobmen 5uitim-
men, ole Oos Yrin5ip Oes 6reibon.
oels niht beriibren. Sie bertrcten
ocn mobren britiihen @ciIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Die 9ufS hon WlundJcitcr.
Bon z onp W3 oreI.

(gLus elmer S6wei5er 3eitrlng)
@s miro gewiB pieIe iiberroiben
BON Den 0odS BON Chandelier 5u Der.
nebmen, 0ieies 6eoeutenoen Snou.
itric.GentrimS, oos, inn Snnern oes
San0es gele9en, 5uiommcn nit Sol-
foro, elmer fat ausi6lieBl6 BON Or.
beitern beoolferten StoOt, mebr ais
cine @1iaion @inmo6ner 3G6lt. 0a
Chandelier Ourh feinen 6luB einen
cireften 3u9ang 5lir See bat, 6eibloi-
fen Die tbotfrdftigen Mdnner Die an
ieiner Spibe iteben, ooS Wieer 5ur
StaOt fommen 5u laiien, iinO iie fiir
Die geualtigen Sronsporte bon @na.
rem, Die iie fir i6re SSnouitrie brollbt,
bon Sioerpool unobbdngig 81 MAIDEN.
8om 6luiie WlerieD, Elm penig ober-
bolb SiOerpool's, muroe Elm 0ur6
idnittlib 45 @leter breiter unO 9 Nte.
ter tieier &nnol bis Dor W}on6eiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
8lnmennF[eoc.

Wlon1e 6rauen lbeiuen geborene
8lumenpflegerinnen 81 iein. allies
mas iie pflan5en, wGhit uno eeoei6t
unter ibren 0Gnoen. 0ieie Slid
liden brou6en feline gelebrune uno
glnpeiiune iiir ole @ileee Der Blu.
men; mir modten oielmebr wiinihen,
ooB iie uns oos @ebeimnib, Dem Iie
ibre grfoIge beroonfen, mittbeilen
mo6ten. God es eiebt oub auBer-
Dem cine groBe 2laiie bon 8lumen'
freunoinnen ole iid ireuen, bon Belt
81 3eit einiee 8infe uno 9iotbihl6ee
fir ole Yileec i6rer Souspflan5en gu
erbolten; linO iolden Seierinnen mol.
len mir germ Oomit Oienen. SSn Be
5ug oltf oos @ieBen ser Yilan5en ba.
ben mir l1on mebrmolS OoraiIf oilf.
merfidm geno1t, ooB es nit GROCER
Sorgiolt gei1eben iollte. Die cine
Yilon5e eebralibt mebr @oler ais
ole onoere, imo eS lit oorum gon3
berfe6rt, oas @ieBen oler Yflon5en
81 elmer ino Oerielben 3eit por5uneb-
men. 0obei befommt Die cine leiht
81 pieI, ole onOere 81 ipenig 8oiier.
Seliotrops 3. 9. beOiirien beOellteno
me6r 6euhtiefeit ais @eronien, rno
oie Treib5ipiebeli ser Sriibbluiiien,
ipie SDo5int6en lmo gfar5iIlen, milf
fen w1breno ser gIiitbe5eit ie6r reid.
lid begolien meroen. 0ie erlte 9e-
gel beim @ieBen lit olio oieie: Wlan
eebe oen Hflon5en mlr 0onn @oiler,
penn iie es beoiirien, oann ober 10
niel, OoB lie nur1 uno ourd getrdnft
lino.
g9er einen @ortcn nit &aienplob
beiitt, weiB. mic ibwjerig cs 1T, bel
elmer ncuen @rosiaot oieie Dor Den
IogeIn 81 ihiiben. @roBe Meneen
Somen fallen inn gu oen idIoiier
Sposen gum Opfer, rno tros g9ic.
oerbolung ser Saot miro nur oII5u
oft elm bodit ip1rliher @roSwuhs er.
SieIt, O1ou bat Die beridieoeniten
N}ittel oorgei6logen, oen geiieoertcn
@rniroder oos SonOnert 81 Ieeen:
ore6enoc Hopiermiibleu flottern0e
5dbnden, eeiponnte 6GOen, SpicgeI-
iderben 9eOeden ser Soot nit 3pci-
gen. 5erlumpte fiinitliHe Sdredens.
mdnner; uber 6err Spab I1Bt Iid
ourd niHts einidii6tern. 9lIs pro-
bates W3ittel gilt oaeeeen, ole @ras-
lnat nit 3citungspopier 81 bcoeden
lmO oasieIbe eceen gntfiibrung ourd
Den @ino Bier uno oa nit Steinen
81 beidwcrcn. @eipren9t miro pie ee-
mobnlid. Ter 70 berOedte @rosio.
men pfIegt nod etipo If Eoeen oui-
5ugcbcn.
W1oos i'm @artenroieu madt iih
oft unongenebm bemcrfbor imo be-
cintr6dtiet bic quite @ntlpidehme mO
@eltodlng ocS @roies lebr. Sin glites
WlittcI oos @oos 5ii oertilecn obnc
oos @ros 81 bcibGoigen bat nan
noh Der 9. @artcuwcIt i'm @iicn.
bitriol. Gen @rdicrn Ibaoct Scr 81
ienoitriol idpefelioires @iien ~
ni6t er iorocrt I'M @eacntbeil ocn
@rosmids. Nlon loic 2 @fino ser.
ItoBcnen @ilenbitriol in 30 bis 40
Nuort @ulier uno bcgicBc nit oieIer
Solna ole 6cmooiten Steaen i'm &o.
len Sdon nod elmer Stmoc lit oos
Nloos ldwar5 geidrbt lnO obgeitor.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

gen llcb IN luigcbro6encm Samples
mut6 gegen Somorrn 5uriid, bort
ibre GeritGrtingen bon Wiolul ber er-
worteno. Der englii9e glneriff er.
folgte alii beiOen lliern Oes EigriS
un0 Oes gtebenflulies 0iiolo. S5n iei-
nen &lomHern muroen nod eneli.
i6en 9lngoben etipa 20OO Eiirfen ge.
fan9en. 0ie 3obl mag iibertrieben
iein. @rflGrli6 pGre iie our6 ben
llmItono ooB DER Gigris Die Stoot
9ogoa0 in 5wei E6eile tbeilt, Die mn
Olrh cine 800 SUB lange @onton-
briide oerbunoen iino. Der 9lngriff
fam BON Often. Ser &iid5ug iiber
Oieie Bride muBte bel &dumllne ser
StaOt einiee @erluite bringen. Der
@erlult BON 8agOoO miro notiirli6
bel oen lei6t 5u erregenoen G0lfer-
i6often @eriiens ino N}eiopotanliens
ni1t obne @inOrud gebIie6eu fem.
@enn ober Die englil6e 9Srelie (ollen
boran ole rSimes", r0ailD Neps~
unO oGoilD Selegrop6") 6ebouptete,
General 0louOe babe 0os 9lnle6en Oes
britiiden gIomens I'M gan5en Often
pieoer6ergeltelt, 10 lit pobl pie ia oft
Der @itni6 Der @oter oes @eoanfens.
9ie brittle 9e0ro6unq Der l6mahen
tiirfil6en glrmee fam bon Der arme-
nil6-folfaiiiben 5ront ieitens ser
9iuiien. Ser rou6e 8inter auf oen
bis 6u 5000 SUB aniteigenoen So6-
ploteous ner5oeerte 5mor Ole Seeres.
bepeguneen ober bonn @an.See ben
iiber N1ii6 ilnO 9itlis uno meiter
iiiOlid bonn llrmia.See Der in Der
Ridhtn9 auf Wtoiul modte ii6 Der
ruilii6e &ormarib, nit i6ma6en
Truppen ousgefii6rt, menn ni6t fiibl-
bar, 70 0o6 erfennbor. 0ie 9lGu-
mling Der bisber beiebt geboltenen
perlil1en @e6iete leitens Der Eiirfen
mar mobl begriinoet. @S miir0e cine
@erfiir5ung Der 6ront beoeliten, Die
Die Seine fiinitiger @rfolge etiua
ebenlo in i6rem S6ooBe tragen mir
oe, nie ole Ger oeuti6en 9(rmee an
Der Somne ooer ore Der 0iterrei6i.
iden Seereserrlppen oitli6 0es Sion-
80. Cine etiuo bel W}olll con5entrirte
unO Oeritdrfte tiirfiibe 9lrmee miro
oue Sriump6e fir einen ousii6tspol-
len @eeenoneriff in ser Sono ba6en;
ibre @eener meroen t6eils 0urb ole
politiiden Greigniile in 9hiBlono
tbeils our6 Oen melopotomiI6en
Somner in i6rer SbGtigfeit ge6emnt
iein. 0ieier 6ringt cine 6ibe bis 5u
Go Gjroo GeIiius (t49 6n6ren6eiD I'M
Sdotten. Geutibe 0ffi5iere, oie i'm
Oergongenen Sabre in 9ogooo Der-
meilen nulBten beri6ten, DAB iie nab
reno Ser beiBen Wlonote nur unbeflei.
oct uno in noiie Glider eebiiat in ser
gaodt ouf oen 0dhern ibrcr Sditier
ibloien fonnten. 9ei oicier &enpe.
rotltr entfdat lomobl oltf oet 0ol6-
inIel Sinoi ais IN Wleiopotomien ole
W}0elihfeit, irgeno mclde &eeresbe-
megungen Dor5unebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Gr6anlides Don ben braTlianiIdcn
SulOntcn.

Sin Souptmanu Der g1otionol-
ooroe Der in gio IN Uniform nddt.
li6en &ergniigrngcn nodgne, per-
boltete 5mei 6eeresioIooten, neil iie
leiner @inlooung 81 einem @Ios Bier
nidt Solge leiiten polten. Gin I'm.
terar5t oes 9unoes6eercS IN Gipil-
fleioune ging ooriiber, froete, ipcs.
6al6 man ole Solonten feiteenommen
babe, ln0 lpurOe bon Dem 5ornieen
@auptmanu ebenions peqcn Gin.
miidune ber6oftet. @6enio eine es
Dem oienittbuenocn @oIi8eipoitcn Der
an ser nd1iten Strobcnede otIfaciIeIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

mar. Damn einem @oli5eiioloaten, Der
oui Die StroBenbobn martete, itno Ell
nem onOeren. Dor Der Holi5eiwohe
iteben0en SoIoatenl 9lls Die gan5e
&oromone Der Dem &oli5eioeIegaOo
itonO, itellte Her onerboftete" Nlilitdr-
or5t felt, Oob Der Souptnonn Der gta-
tiouolgnroes Der iid ioDiel u9Iittori-
tat" anmaBte. iinulos betritnfen iet.
9lae nSeiteenommenen" ipuroen
ani ireien SUB eeiebt. oDieier
@organe wirft Elm ionoerbores Sidt
oui sepiiie n9hitoritdten", bemertt
ein Ionoprahlides 9lott.
@. 3oge6lott, 9iio.)
Chen nod i'm SdIadtenOonner
i6reibt Die &ouliitoncr ~@ermonio"
nuo iebt Ipo5irt cr riibis onf Ocn
gonIcboro. Ser Colonel @ome8. Der
9lnfiibrer Der oufit1noiihen Gruppen
in Wlotto @roiio, oercn blutieeS &C.
fed5t nit ocu lceolen 2ruppcn ollcr
@cIt befunnt it, ipo5irt iebt gemiitb-
lid ouf ocn 9oulcburos DER 9unOcs.
bouptlto0t iino cr50blt lceIenrnbig
feline glbentcuer. ~ 90 etlpos 1T 6o.
rofteriitiid fir 6roliliouiicbe gu
ItGn0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Die geni5clOs-9lcsicrnne
5ormca Der neueu grie6iiden &eeie-
rung cinOerleibt. @ricdiibc
geoulte, weI6e Die Gerfniiimg
uerIcbien, werOen eeridtlib ber-
folat mcr6en. @eoonfeuirci-
belt bon geni3eIVs 5ueeii6ert.
SaIonffi, I. Snli. Sic PRO-
uiioriirbe Hegicrimg melhe bier Dor
neim Nlonaten pom Yreniieminiitcr
Geni5eIos unO ieinen 9lu6dnaeru
ctobIirt morocn mar, purOe am
Samitoa Der geiebliden 3eaicrung
@riccbenIanos einDerlei6t. Iie Be
onlten Der proDiioriiden Hegieriug
iino aus Solonifi nod 9Itben obge-
ia6ren uno es iin0 Shrittc eetbon
tporoen, Oic 5liihtlimgc 5uriid5ubrin-
6rineen. Solonifi fcbrt mieoer 8lt
nornoIen @erbaltuiiien 5uriid.
@riediIde Compfidiffa6rtS.@eieIl-
Ibotteu fiinoigten Die @ieoernlIfnob-
me oeS 6obroienites 8piiden Salo-
nifi unO ouOeren eriediidet Sd.
fen on.
@eridtli6es gerfabren
gegengriediide c 9 9eamte
geplont.
9tben, 1. Suli. II Die nelie eric-
dliide 8egiering miro itrofredtlide
8erfoIeung eeeen Die 8erionen ein-
Ieiten, ole fir Oie @reigniiie I'M les
ten 0e5embcr perontiuortIih moreu,
ais griecbiidc Gruppeu ouf fran5oii.
ide 2onOungs 9lbt6eiliineen IN
9lt6en ieucrten. SeI6it Gnbinetsniit-
glicOer ruer0cn nidjt imnnn Iein.
5erner werOen nlle 0liniiter ms,
&egierlngsbeonite. Die felt 5e6rror
1915 inn 9Imte iinO uno luelde Die
9erfoiiime oerIebt boben, geriftlidc
Geriolgung 81 sGpdrtigen baben.
Sonnort tebrt ma d. Eorts
5uriid.
glt6en, 1. Suli. n Sin glbtom-
men lit er5ieIt woroen, uuter weIdem
ole 6ran5oien @rie6enlonO ole Sdil-
fe Der eriebiiden 5lotilIe in SoIo-
mis-, 5ebn @leilen BON glt6en, 5urii-
geben meroen.
Senator Sonnort, DER fron5oliibe
@roB,GommiIiGr an @riedenlanO,
bat ieine @1iiiion nunmebr erleoigt
uno febrt uo9 9oris 5uriid. Gr bot
te 6cute cine l6neere Gonieren5 nit
&onie 9lleranoer unO Fremiernni-
tier 8eni5elos.
@e0onfenfreibeit unter
8ent3eIoS.
gtben, 4. Suli. @eoanten-
freibeit miro Elm Souptprin5ip Der
ueuen &egicrung unter Bremier Be
ni5elos iein. 0ie 9eomten, weId)e
Nem Eremier opponirten aber iicb
poiiio per6ieIten iluo ibre @flidt tbo.
ten, weroeu aui ibren Soften belalleH
luerOen. Tie 8eomten ober, Die lid
in Eortei.Eolitif eineemiiht ltnO ib-
re SteIiing oo5u beiutbt baben, I'M
Die onti.liberale Sohe 81 foroerm
peroen ibrer 9lemter entboben uno
qeridtlidb perIolqt merOen.
/ Ser 9riegSminiiter bat ollie Dill
5iere uno Wlonnidoiten inltruirt,
unoer5iiglifD Dem neuen Gonig gIIe-
gonOer Den Sreueio 81 leiiten.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-02
TIME CARD
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company

Enective December s. 1916
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-02

New York Illuminated at signal given
by President Wilson, t,e
s Political. British Premier Asouith re
signed. Niet
g. Conventions: National rivers and har'
bors congress- met In Washington.
!, Suffrase National Association op
posed to Woman Suffrage met IN
Washington.
Polltical: Last session OF Gath congress
2 Lloyd-1corge appointed British pro
mIcr. lNN NtAs gAts
S. Pcaccs National woman's Peace par
~ met In Washington.
3 Wage Increase. United States Steel
ware increase schedule In effect fci
10000 employees; annual total SSoooo.
0o0 = ftt
n Eclipse; Partial eclipse OF tho sun. IA.
Visible In America, NJ, N . X
,. Conventiont. American Association Fcf
the Advancement Of Science met IN
New York. n NJ, AK
4. Convention, ceoicvical society oi
America met at Albany. American
4 Rhetorical aociety met IN Cincinnati.
D Athletics, Nnsionsl College AthIstit
association met N New york
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-02

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Train ". Grants Pass. 1909 T. m.
Train 2 lv. Waters Greek 100 p. m.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-02
WANTED


wANTED--A capable and reliable
man to canvass Josephine county
for us. Permanent II satisfactory.
Write us today for particulars. Ore
gon Nursery Company. orenco.
Oregon. Largest fruit and orna-
mental nursery In the west. $40
CALIFORNIA JUNK Cove BOY
all kinds Of junk. bear hides. furs,
rags. brass. copper, zinc. old pap
ers. magazines. Call 403 South
9Th Street. or phone 1873. s4s
wANTED-Old papers. magazines.
hides. pelts. rags. sacks. rubbers.
metal and junk Of all kinds. High
est prices. best'service. Phone 81
]. Union Junk Co.. sos South
9Th. BAT
CASH FOR FURS-Bring your furi
to town and get more for them q
home than you can get elsewhere.
See Roy (Slim) Allen with Frank
Bailey. corner eth and L streets,
Grants Pass. $40
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-02

Of the Crnnd Army OF the Republic
opened NJ Kansas City. Mo.
q. Obituary: John p. 81. John. noted
Prohibition leader. nominee for prssi-
dent In itsA NJ olathe, Kan: aged %.
Personal; william n. Patterson Of Pitts
burab elected commander IN chief Of
the q. A. r. w. r. Church OF Chi
caEo s'ected commander In chief o.
the Sons Of Veterans.
sepTEMDER.
Z Obituary: Samuel w. Pennypacxsr,
noted ex-governor Of Pennsylvania. ~
6cbwencksviIle. Pa: aged r.
8 China: Japan demanded that China
give up police authority In inner Mon
goIis.
Labor: 3 hour railroad labor bill signed
BY the president
Exploration. Lieut., shackieton. antarc-
tic explorer. landed IN Chile with =
survivors Of the maroonsd pastv -
Elephant island.
1 Memorial; Lincoln cabin shrine at
fIodgenviiIc. KY, formally delivered
10 the United States.
Sporting: Welsh. lightweight champion
boxer Of tho world, defended his title
at Colorado Springs by defeating
White In 20 rounds
.. Sporting; Richard Norris WILLIAMS Of
Philadelphia won the national tennis
championship by defeating william N.
Johnston OF San Francisco. at Forrest
Hills. N. y. Score. 4-s. g.. 81, g.
Belligcrent Rights: United States de-
clined 10 class submarine merchant
ships NJ warrhips.
& Panama Canal: Navigation reopened
by removal OF bowlder which fell on
Sept. /.
Mexico: Amcrican-Mexican conference
met at New London, Conn.
I. Tho Plague: Deaths from paralysis
plague In New York city reached
2Of7.
3. Sporting: Charles Evans. Jrs C"chick'')
won the national amateur golf cham
pionshlp by defeating Champion Rob-
ert A. Gardiner at Philadelphia, up
and 10 play.
iS. Fire at gea: Pacific coast liner Con-
gfess burned Mt sea near Coos bay.
Ore. loss q 10000.
M Obituary: Horace White, old time Jour
naiist. IN New York city; aged s..
Mexico: A band OF troops estimated at
100 TO 100, led by Villa. raided city Of
chihuahua. Fighting reported with
carranxa troops In which bandits lost
heavily.
II. obituary: Seth Low, educator and CIV
ic leader. In New York city; aged 6.
10 Obituary: Prof. Frank DenipsteI
Sherman. art teacher and poet. In New
York city; aged IS.
.. Sporting: New York Baseball club
. tciants) completed string OF q con.
secutive games by defeating st. Louis
tcardinais) In n double header In New
York a
Stocks. Steel ieapsd to 10 on New Yori
Exchange.
b Sporting: James Aitken won the Al
tor cup auto race $4,000. at Sleeps.
head Ray
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-02
An Everyday Husband.

An EVeryuhy 1usbaNd.
my husband is such blockheadr
"How nowr'
e''Coulint locate lady wanted 70
find. although ! had told him plainly
that her gown had sleeves Of ninon
and velvet rc,ers, Exchange.
A classified ad will give results.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-02

WANTED IS. 900. tons chrome ore.
Win buy ON dump or I. o. b. cars.
See George s. Barton. s07 South
sth street, Grants Pass. address p.
o. box s4s. or phone 22s. s44
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-02

All trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner OF I; and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
For ali information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the once Of the company, Public Ser
vice building. or phone 131 for
same.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-02
LOST Thanksgiving day silver and
onyx watch fob. unique desisn.
Finder please notify No. 2sos
Courier once. s41
POOR service.

IE Poor Service. lIIIH N
"Somchow can never think Of
bright thing to say until the occasion
has gone by wv,
Same here! Aly. trains OF thought
are alwaysAlnte too."-Toronto Tele-
gram.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-02-27

1t rather looks to US that Mr. Rich
ardson has the ADVANTAGE of Gov.
Manning. According 10 Mr.. Richard
son Gov. Manning states the facts in
part, but not the whole truth, which
sometimes is very misleading and
leaves an entirely wrong impression
We are more convinced now than ey-
er that the proper thing for Gov
Manning to have done would have
been, if he had evidence Of malfeas-
ance in Office as he charges in his
message. to have presented it in time
20 have it investigated before the clos
ing days of the session. 1t was sorter
like a stab in the back and We never
did have any patience with an assas-
sin either of character or of life.
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BIDS FOR COUNTY SUPPLIES

In accordance with the County Sup
ply Act of 1917 requiring the Co&nty
Board of Commissioners to advertise
for bids, based on delivery at the
Court House, for all supplies of what
ever kind, for the period OF three
months, from March 10, 1917, the
County Board of Commissioners dc
hereby solicit sealed bids to be filed
with the undersigned not later than
March 1th next, for the following
supplies, the Board reserving the
right to reject any or all bids, name
ly:
$50 bushels sound corn.
$50 bushels feed oats.
tons mixed feed.
10 tons No. l hay, alfalfa or timo-
thy
1910 pounds fat back bacon.
100 pounds rib bacon.
"a bushels COW peas.
200 pounds of table salt.
l dozen SC boxes of black pepper.
l case Rough Rider Baking Powder.
] case cooking soda.
12O bushels corp meal.
l20 gallons Kago or other corn sy-
rup.
3 barrels first patent -four.
800 pounds cabbage.
40 pairs brogan shoes-Nos. I to l3.
9 cases of salmon.
2 cases of tripe.
100 pounds of stew beef.
so pounds of beef steak.
100 pounds Brown Mule tobacco.
so pairs of socks.
12/pounds Of coffee.
80 pounds Of sugar.
s tons 6 per cent acid for county
home
Bids will be received yl one or
more articles. or as a whole.
]. C. SAMPLE,
County Supervisor.
2-27-3t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-02-27
PERSONAL,

1t seems that our friend Hub Ev-
ans and some of his friends constru-
ed a remark in one of my letters
from Columbia as a criticism Of him.
Nothing was further from my mind.
I am sorry l was. SO unfortunate in
the words used as to permit any one
to place that construction on it. If
l had desired to criticise him or his
course 1 hope I would not have been
so lacking in regard for the proprie-
ties as to have done it in the same
connection in which l was thanking
him for courtesies extended me by
him which l appreciated very much.
So far as l have been able to observe
MIR. Evans demeaned himself with
credit to his county during the ses-
sion and made many friends among
the membership. This is due and is
said without the solicitation or know
ledge of Mr.. Evans.
F. H. Aull.
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Rig Court by Recorder Monday.

Recorder Jno. W. Earhardt had his
hands full Monday morning with the
following cases to dispose of:
Bell Mendenhall. colored, selling
phiskey, $50 or 80 days. She took
the days.
Grif Abrams. colored, cursing and
rSinc obscene language in streets
$40 bond forfeited.
Josh Jones, colored, cursing and
creating disturbance. s. paid.
Otis Prat1er. assault and battery
S. bond forfeited: and cursing, s.
bond forfeited.
Frank Summer, assault and bat
terry under provocation 50 cents;
cursing in street $3.50 paid
Geo. ". Summer, Jr., assault and
battery under proyocation. SO cents
There. were a few minor cases on
the blotter.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-02-27
LOOTING NOW RULE IN
NEW YORK FOOD RIOTS
Mobs OF Foreign Women March From
Open-,Air Meetings to Raid Stores,
Break Windows in Shops, Steal Milk
From DoorSteps and IerrorMe
These Seeking to Purchase.

New York, Feb 23.-Looting be-
came common in today's food riots in
New York city.
Again the Metropolitan policeman
struggled with his most unreasonins
enemy, the angry housewife.
The disorder today produced more
broken windows than broken heads.
But it's extent daily is growing iii
territory and in the number of per-
sons involved.
Mobs of foreign women, aproned
and hatless, marched from open air
meetings on the East Side, the Bronx,
Brownsville and Williamsburg to raid
stores, break windows, in offending
shops, steal milk from doorsteps and
terrorize and in some cases attack
other women who sought to buy.