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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09
ol,nerifds Daa.

Slia ion Den loc Suli ocnueaaue
bIep ieiret / Sraufris, ensIanS %
Stalien bar ImeritaS Tag neppe
noaeniinbe isr pGret ieiret uoenior
De Screueoe Staters egue Glianerter
Mmerifas Tag article iis benneaana
ion en- MISUNDERSTANDING / aauo %
Sanbbeo.
Neit gribenoe blep bel Saeell leire,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09
Sriheosoaeen.
fra Sioe 1.

Ter % gioroe Warlbcn ira 8icfer
Tarf Sol til S%ulnbolot Eorf let
tere at llobolOe / %armen.
I N%imneapplis.
Sm Seitligbeoerne i minneapolis
beretter "Winneopoli5 Siocnoe":
Sele Winneapolia bar paa Scles
ne igaar for at ieitligboloc Ben Ace
Suli. Ger bar 6olteieiter, Sara
Ger % SorGtsprogralunlcr. Tor-
buoet moo Sfponing al Sirecracf
ers % andre grploiiper itpo pes
Strait, % iom Selse beraf ipnes
ret at Sa9en iorlsb uoen at llogen
Eerloner bleu lemlTitet.
Ninlleapolis bapoe isoar i'm iier.
DC aarlige "Imcrifanilerin9soag"
for Eerioner, Der i BET iorlsbne gar
or blepen 9orger al 2onoet. Der
Dor Earaoe al Sc rpc @orgere meb
Tomilier giennem Sopntopn Strs-
Get til Che Yarnoe GROUNDS, bpor.
Der bEu bilot paa ct patriotiif Ero-
gram. Sopebtalm blep bolot al
&ilther .. @ilbaro al l1niteo Stntes
Chipping @oaro. San lagoe blanot
onoet, at 1piflano tror, at foroi oct
tom llaaes neo minore Nationcr, at
Get ogiaa fan lrgge Jig ifait meo De
Sorcneoe Statcr: "men icg Tiger
thcr, at eaiIeren itaf i'm NGue url-
ser Den gale NGic. ga ban itaf bcn
nmber Snfel Cams Nric". Mr.
@iibaro iortalte ogIna ON ct @e-
log, ban bapoe eiort til Den belgi.
life og Sen irnnlfe &rigsiront.
Sobn GricsIon 9caslie OF Tntrio-
tic Scruice bauoe en- putriotiif Teit
/ Winnehaba Tarf for Opens Ipcnife
@eiolfning. Ger bar iremmsbt en-
pGloia IorIamling. Mae Critic
ringer on oct lpenlf-omerifnnife
tSolta Tatriotisme blep billet meo
ltornlenoc 9iialo. Soler bolotes al
Eroi. Sapio i. Smenlon % Sarrp
Suno: Sialmar Nilslon leoebe San.
gen. st Sil5ninNstelcsrom bellilt-
teoes lenot ErGiioent @illon. 5
tetc Telegram lprer paanp 10000
amcrifanite @orgere al ipenlf BLOB,
iorIamlet Ben fieroe Siili / Winne'
hoha Ynrf, minneapolis" at bile
eiter beoite gpre % meo alorig
IrGffenbe arait itstte Tr9lioentcn,
N~cpllblifen og bets oliereoe / at
Limbo Sen 'tore |erbensfomp meaem
Nuofrati % Semofrati. s Sele-
aranlmet ubtoles oglaa fulb Siaib
til NrGiiocntens beie Soealer o.
noble oa rcioliltc Sptr9ben Iom Sc
Der for Dor Station / bets ltorc %
noble Scamp.
Gen ~itsrite o. melt peapffcoc al
Taaens Setter bar Den, lom bler
boIot paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
UNDER Spiuingbperncs Ssnner a
Norer-2o1ers % Soreninscn Spns.
blomitens Imipicier.
Ct tuiinoltemmiat ga rirnaeot
eienuem Soriamlingen, ga Nidae'
MosneIs, Senner al Norees Sopeb'
preiibeut, latte unoer Iiitemnina er
al Ssnner al Torges Samarbeios'
fonlite ioreIast 2opalitetsrciolution
Mciolutiouen. ser blep oplPit, li9l
otter at Statsaopofat &asnualo u
Ieiios fra Niuot. g. Cat, bapot
hoIot en- al Yatriotisme glsSenot
Gale, Loo iom isIger:
Gathered for the purpose of cele
brating the American independence
Day, we, n-American citizen.
Of Minneapolis and St. Paul, deem |
proper, on such an occasion, t'
pledge our country our undivided ant
unconditional loyalty, The Unlte'
States is our country and We plac'
our lives and our fortunes at the cal
OF the government. willing and read,
TO sacrifice everything TO gain IN
high and lofty aims our country !
fighting for: Liberty and Justice 10
All Peoples.
Saainart Safprct par icrltnnllc
intcnereoe cmfrius ct halpt bun
kerebe WcoIemmcr al De norlt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09


ltsrre fronlfe Vper bar ira tiollg ON
Worgcnen al ct eneiie ~bslgenoe TIr'
bar al Stiernebannere. s Yaris
Spons og Brett bIep @aoer % 1orot
opfolot efter YrGiioent Wilion.
5 Varis bar ale Regieringsbp9
ringer. gsrien, Banter % %tliener al
neutrality-suspicious. og Eripatbule
oeforeret meo amerifanlfe Torper. )
3oncertlofolcrne ipincbcs Der anIeri
fan'fe Nilnlre oa poa Heltauranter
% 8afeer ierpereoea Der - Iaapio,
muligt - amerifonife Netter.
Wlaoene par fll0e al ililltrerte
Mrtifler on 0agens Vetponlng, og
ale itremmeoe oper al 6ranfries
5afnemli9beo og Veunoring o%perior
Nmerifa. Wanee al Granfrias itsrite
Goriattere poeoe fit 0iorag til oenne
&ploeit. 9lanbt oisie bar ogiua Wtar.
lfalf Soiire, iom itrep / "Gcbo De
EariS" blanot anbet:
"Mmerifas 9eltagelle / 3ri9cll
bragte DC Iuiereoe en- morallf Stprfe
al Den itsrite Vetponlng, men Den
tore Sslterrepublit par life tilfreos
nleo bare at manifeiiere lit Sinoelae.
Wteo belle jim materlele Vfagt bar Den
ltillet Jig ueo Dor Sioe. 2affet bore
Imerifas Siplp ifnl III %operpinoe ole
Iarer og Tanifeligbeoer % fommc
ieirenoe no al benne lange &rigS
baaroe Erepelier."
neutrality-suspicious. ON Sorniboa-
gen bar Nabningen al oen me Mpc-
me / EariS, iom bar blct osbt efter
TrGliocnt Wilion. VrPlioent Yoin.
core. mango andre irnnlfe Notabill-
teter % Ell umaaoelige Wennelfe'
nlaSie bar tiliteoe pco beilne Seitioe-
ligbeb. Saler bleu bolot al gpenS
Orofprer (gpraaoetS HrGlioent), al
YrTiiocnt / Senotet Mntonin Suboit,
al Saul T%cicbamnel, Stephen Ticbon
% Nmeritas @elunbt til Taris WIl-
liam u. Sbarp.
Sgiaa / andre Nper / Sranfrig
bleu Gaeen feiret nlco Jolfctog, Wts,
ser og 3aler. Sfolerne bar luffet
ooer belle Ganoet, % al 6orretnillg
bar inoitiaet.
s life millore Stil blep ImerifaS
Gag ieiret / England. s 9pernes
ltorc Haaobuie og inaa S%folebuie i
De ofiioes @pgoer blcp Gaeens 9etpo-
ming forflaret.
Sra Suarnet poa Turlamentsbpg
ninaen / 9onoon paieoe Stierneban-
neret for anoen Sang / Siitorien peo
Siben al "tbe Union Sacf". Sgiaa
oper &oromaiorens BALLADS, pper alle
ANDRE oiientlige @pgninger paieoe
Stiernebanneret, % ale Sopeogaoer
bar oeforerct n1eo Snfcl Cams
Tarper.
Seltliabeoerne begpnote meo ct Sci.
lomihip" -Wtsoe / Central SOIL, bpor
Here al Gnglanos Weremtbeber, Der
ibInnot Discount @rpre og Winiton
Spencer Churchill tolte. Ger bar re
ierperet 500 Ylaoie inr amcrifanlfe
Soloater og O~rlogS9aitcr, % oglaa
brittle, i%ranlfc, belgiiIc % ltalienlte
iuarcoc Soloatcr bar tilltebe.
&loffen II ringcbc DC ipGre alof-
fer / ct. Tolll % Soutbuarf- Com
flrferne til 9tmerifas sGre.
Zen melt amerifanife Tart al
Setter / England bar oo9 en- "9aie
Nan Same" mcQcm amerifanife Sol
Batter oN S~rlogsgaiter / Gbcliea, huor
nGiten belle Sen engclitc &ongefomilie
bar tillteoe.
Gen itore aloffe / Tuabbl5taarnct
/ Wnncheitcr ringeoc ben iOe Sill
Tor ieritc Gang, iioen @eroensfriger
beApnbte.
) Sbeiiiclo Inmleoes 5000 Sfolc,
barn / Ell Narf % lang amcrltanlte
Tationuliorgc.
Sgiaa / Nom % andre italienlte
|per blcp Nmcrifas Gag ieiret unoer
eneitaoenbc (ilillltning % gegeilt.
ring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09


CLEO ganner", Der blep bonoreret
meo mesen Ssitioellgbeo al Den tai.
rise 6orianlline.
llmiooelbart foruo Ior Neitos's
Gale lang Den Horife @leetlub al
0tinneapolis TO amerifanife patrio-
tiife Sange, She Stag @itbout q
Stain" % "@bere are the gops OF
the Slb 9rigaoe". alubben GAP Ie.
mere enbel norife Sange, og S9les-
foret lang blarbt anoet "Norges
bebite 8ern og S9itc" UNDER 2eoel-
ie al Salparb Mifelano. Ct no.
merfet Srfeiter Ipiaebe ell &Gffe
amerifanite % norife Stpffer UNDER
programmed iaapellom / ben Yapil-
Jon, bpor Spngblomitens apinoer
bapoe oct traplt meb of %ierpere Sor.
frilfninger. Snart q Oct go
lunbia, the Gem Of tie Scean",
mart "Spor berligt er nit 6pbe'
LAMB, Iom Loo no ouer Sorlamlin-
gen; Iaa funbe igien "Swanee
@iper" aflsies al "SGterientens
Senoae".
Se'titemning berifeoe uper belle
Tlaoien. Naar ma / Taliicrne
lamlebes / @ruppe omfrin9 paa
5eitplaoien, bar set altio noset /
Torbinoelie meo 2anoets itore Sag,
Iom brsiteoes. Ser bar beitanoig
noeen, iom funbe fortrae ON en-
9rooer, en- Ssn, en- Sen euer nogen,
iom itob Dem ner, og iom mt bar
oeroper eler / en- al Wiliterleirene.
Taitor $. g. Wabien ifuloe hape
bolot Den norife Selttale ON Sor=
miooagen; ban bar noe paa Set.
plaoIen til oen faItiatte Sib; men
pan .8runb al Hcgnpeiret beill,tte.
tes at iloiGtte Snlen til ON Otter,
riiohagen; men ON @itermiooagen
tlep ban forbinoret % fllnoe fife
fomme.
Eaa Spfororing al Sagens TrG-
lioent, Wifael Nosneis, bolot Sn'
genier Oscar 8. Tcinbolt ira San
Sicgo, Gal, Seer 8. Stremme,
Gilbert @utterlon og Or. Clarence
&neericn al ct. Talll forte pntrio-
tiife Saler.
Strennnlc tolie meo @egeiitring
en- Nmerifancrnes Scamp for Sc
mofroti % minoeoe ON, at mar
oenne &ri9 bar lint, bar oct life
nermcb Iogt, at 9ampen for Semo-
trati bar enot. s Trcbcns Sio
mlaotte ocll iortIGtteS og fife opbsre
ipr set bar forbi meb al &onge-
magt.
8utterion tulte blanot oilbet ON
i:ne Heiicr / Norge OF nGunte Den
Stoltbeo, mo paa Sois fslte oper,
at anrte Nelion bar ieot Der.
Set bar ferit ro paa I%ftenen, at
Solf b%egpnote at forlaoe 6eitplao-
len. @eiret bar tioIie paa Otter
mibbagen nofIna trllenoe, men moo
9litcn blep oct &larueir. Ssnner al
Norge og 2pngblomiten bar al sore
al oenl,e Set, ser fom iitano lom
Tsloe al Yrriibent @lllons Trofla-
nation til be iremmcofeote ON mo-
tionolitetSpis at fcire set npe Scr
rrelanbs itore Teitooa. 9lanot De
l.longe Setter, iom bcnle Yrofla-
nation bar afieot, fltnoe panife!ig
1ooen pGret mere belt llb amcrifalllf
chs oenne poa lloitiaingsgrlnSen.
Senner al Norqes &omite 6ouoe
lom Torna,lo 8. g. Gois og ionl
Sefretpr SaQporo Mifelano.
: Neiu Dorf.
Neip Dorf Ben 4be Sllli: Sper
100000 amerifanifc Wrno %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09

"reesrah. Gpten % Sch Nrnen" III Ncras
% Snnurari ioiter $3.50 pr. sIar. gorio ibe.
reenei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09

sene "fecprab.T siten % Sch Arnen" III
Slrai % Seuner 1 9nurlelareet. gnrsion.
t,useuisH CT S2.5o. Ear.o iberesnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09
{ Neiu 9Orf.

Neip 9orf Sen 4oe Sui: Sper
100000 amerifanifc WGnb og
apinoer al iremmeo @crfomit, re.
prpIenterenbe uac De fire itore Wcn-
neiferacer % 81 Nationolitcter mar.
it,erebe ibag eiennem gpens 8aber
i set iterite patriotiite Sptog, Tom
nogeniinbe bar bGret leet / Sem
0orf 9th.
Ser bcltog ogiaa mango inoisrtc
Mnlerifancrc, men Sen itore WaSIe
Of Seltagernc fom ira @pens Smell
teoigel.
Wan fan banne Jig Ell Soc ON
IGlbiebeoen al bisie moriherenoe
Solfemasier, nanr man berer, at
oct tos Hrocesiionen belle ~ elmer
ct pasiere ct gipet Eunft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09

tS-rsrn A. ssgoNp CLASS MATTER JrNf Ism 1908 AT
7at poa7 orucr At urcoRsu. Iowa. rSDrR Thf Act
o. Oe. .arss or MARCUS, I95
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09
Kansas City Kvegmark.d
Sioux City K~vegmarked.
Omaha Kveemarked
9. Suft,

K.hV@e--Native steers. IL. 5O-1s Ok
StocLos hV,er ........ S.O0-13.5 so
Sv;n p..r. ana feeders.... 7.00-12. so
am JUN ol sales....... 16.50-16. so
14.50-1S so
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09

Ter % gioroe Mari6cn ira 8icter
Tarf 9ol til &unbolot Eorf let
tere at lloboloe / Garmen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09

publif. og General gotba bar Mis-
tanfe ON, of bet er bemmelig inf
propaganda, iom bar itartet 9epG-
gelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09
M;nneapolis Produktmark.d
Chicago Produktmarked.

Smer, Creamery, extra..... 81 -421,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH
RUSSIANS is SUSPENDED

Germans Would Not Transfer Parleys
to Neutral Soil.
The peace negotiations between the
central powers and the bolsheviki gov
ernment in Russia have been "tem-
porarily suspended" by the Germans
From the meagcr advices received,
:. appears the rock upon which con-
tinuation of the pourparlers split was
the demand of the Russians that the
conference be resumed at Stockholm
instead of at Brest-Litovsk Dissatis-
fed with the proposals for peace made
by the Teutonic allies before the re-
cess OF the Brest-Litovsk conference.
Leon Trotzky, the bolsheviki foreign
minister, had been insistent on the
deliberations being held on neutral
soil instead of at the German east
ern headquarters. The Germans, how
ever, had been equally firm in their
determination not to treat with the
Russians ct any other place than
Brest-Litovsk
German advices Saturday were to
the effect that the bolsheviki dele
gates, on finding that the representa-.
tives of the Teutonic allies were at
Brest-Litovsk awaiting them, had
started for this town, but nothing has
come through to show that these had
any foundation in fact The decision
of the Germans to discontinue the sit
tings was arrived at during a crown
council held in Berlin Saturday
which was attended by Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg and General Won Lu-
dendorff, first quartermaster general.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11
NEW CHANGES TO PROMO Z
MORE PROMPT UNLOADING OF
FREIGHT CARS.
AN IMPERATIVE NECESSITY
McEdoo Announces New Rates and
Appeals to Shippers and Ccnsgi1ees
to Cooperate in Releasing Freight
Cars Quickly.

Washington. To promote more
prompt unloading Of freight cars, Di-
rector General McAdoo established
new railroad demurrage rules for do
mestic traffic, effective January 21,
continuing the present two days free
time but providing for increases rang
ing from so to 100 per cent in charges
thereafter.
The director general appealed to
shippers and consignees to cooperate
in releasing cars to meet the national
emergency and to make special ef-
forts even before the higher demur-
rag charges go into effect to clear
terminals as a contribution to the sue
cess of the war. The necessity for
action was emphasized by report
from A. H. Smith, assistant director
general in charge of operations east Of
the Mississippi river, that "accumula-
ton is increasing at points east Of
Pittsburgh and Buffalo" Mr.. Smith re-
pO1 IOo lIdt IHO SiludIio1 was NUS
largely to cold weather, but that sick
ness among trainmen and engineers
and scarcity of labor has necessitated
extensive curtailment of train service.
New Demurrage Rates.
The new demurrage rates approved
by the interstate commerce commits
sion on request of the director gen.
eral, are So per car for the first day
after the two free days 81 for the
second day, and 81 additional for
each succeeding day until the charge
per day reaches SO. This maximum
then will be charged for every day or
fraction thereafter. Existing demur-
rage rates in most sections Of the
country are 81 for the first day after
the two days free time, 50 for the Sec
ond day, So for the third day, s5 for
the fourth day, and for each day there
after. Even these rates are several
times higher than those which prevail
ed year ago, and which were raised
last spring when congestion on east
ern railroads became acute. Much
higher rates are charged on the Pacific
coast and in several other districts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11
H esY;I.Y CONCENTRATED, IT IS MORE
POWERFUL, CHEAPER TOO, AND
GOES TWICE As FAR

IL suffered for years with various
bles. seemed all rundown and
foi':ng fast I imagine it was stomach
trouble and liver principally that
brought on all the complications that
oa-~a later. ] tried several doctors
I'D sent away to Buffalo N. Y, but
their medicine did me no good.
Indigestion, sour, bitter eruptions
from my stomach. Flatulence, billiou-
sness, torpid liver, weak and nerv-
ors feeling, headache. poor blood
on5 catarrah Of long standing, head
~o;ses ard aches and pains until hon
e=t'v when I look back at those
~oonths of suffering I wonder how I
tod it all Trvine to kee1 store
and look cheerful with such ailments
+',~-irr and pulling you down is aw-
'nl7y hard. I owe my relief to sales
97on who walked in one day when 7
wos suffering particularly bad and he
old me about Acid Iron Mineral. He
rnd been troubled the same way I
v-os until he took Acid Iron Mineral
0o1 so on his recommendation I
-+~-ted ticking this great remedy. I
took three bottles and i did me II
world of good. l felt better than I
''"-a in wears 7 an blessed With
---onHe~f'r1 health and strongth thanks
to AIM and I now wei@h $50 rounds.
while before taking it i had almost
,-'vc7 up ever being w"ll and strong
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11
EASY MATTER FOR MEN OR
WOMEN TO BUILD Up ST'REluICCII' EluICI'YEi III
|ALccccoordiag Acccoordiag TO This Lady Who Regained Hei
Weight, Found Her Strength and Vigor
In Just Ordinary Iron Reme(l

again. praise it because I'm sure
there can be no medicine on the mar
ket today that will beat Acid Iron
Mineral enthusiastically states Mrs.
E. Short, of Van Dyke, Va.
Anyone, by taking a few drops o.:
Acid Iron Mineral mixed in water
two or three times day can be ben
Gifted wonderfully. 1t is just plain,
highly concentrated natural ire J. 1t is
more powerful and cheaper than
weaker prepared pills or preparations
containing iron as the chief medicinal
element Every one knows ron is
good for the blood and the whole
sys lem, building people up almost
like magic. The reason is plain. To
make rich blood you must have iron.
Without rich red blood your strength
leaves you blood gets closged YER"
often wiah uric acid causing rheum-
atism troubles and the whole system
becomes weakened and run down
Renig very powerful a few drops in
glass of water makes dose. 1t is sold
only in original bottles under "A-I-M'
trademark on the bottle and carton.
This is your guarantee Of full strength
aad quality Most druggists have it and
a twelve ounce bottle costs but a
dollar is splendid investment il
the reader is in search Of something
to clense, build up and strengthen
the system. Pallid, yellow complexion :
soon disappear if the thousands OF
users of tie past thirty years are to
be believed Get bottle today.
Sold in Newberry by Glider and Weeks
Go. and good stores everywhere.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11
CITATION NOTICE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Comfy of NeWberry.

County Of Newberry.
By W. F. Ewart, Probate Judge:
Whereas, Henry Wise made suit to
me to grant him letters of administra-
ton of the estate and effects of Ernest
Wise
These are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Henry Wise, de-
ceased, that they be an appear before
me, in the Court Of Probate, to be held
at Newberry, S. c., on the 10Th of Jan,
uary next, after publication hereof, at
II O'Clock in the forenoon, 70 -..o :.
cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand this 4th day OF
January, Ammo Domini 1918.
W. F. EWART,
P. J. n. C.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11
NOTICE.

vi. NO NEWS eNE
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11
MOTOR TRUCK TRAINS
FROM DETROIT TO COAST

Washington-As result Of sue
cessful trial run by an army motor
truck train from Detroit to the eAtian-
tic seaboard the qUartermaster's de,
partment decided to start similar
trains from Detroit every day for six
weeks, beginning January 10. In this
way the department hopes to aid in re
lieving railroad congestion by trans
porting army supplies overland and at
fhe same time eliminating the nscass
sitv Of shipping the trucks.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11
FOOD SITUATION OF
ALLIES Is VERY GRAVE

Washington.-Th foo6 situation in
the allied countries Of Europe is gray,
er than it has been 1T any time since
the beginning Of the war and is giving,
American government officials deep
concern. Official reports picture ex
treme food shortages in England
France and Italy.
The fact that conditions in Germany
and Austria are far worse offers the
only ground for optimism in viewing
the situation
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11
ANS REVEALED FOR TWO
BILLION DOLLAR PROGRAM

Fashington.-P1ans for a two-bil-
Sion dollar government ship-building
srogram were revealed when the ship
ming board asked Congress for au-
shorty to place $7o1,Go0,000 worth OF
additional ship contracts. At the
same time an immediate appropriation
OF s82,O0O000 was asked for the eX-
tension of shipyards and for provid-
ing kousing facilities for worSmen.
Thus far the board has been author
Aazed 10 spend for ships $1,254,00G,0O0'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11
\ SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY

Time is the test of truth. And
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test in NewOerry. No Newherry resi-
dent who suffers backache, or annoy
irg urinary ills can remain unconvinc-
ed by this twice-told testimony.
n Y. Dennis, proprietor OF store,
Player St., Newberry, says: MY kid
neys We're weak and caused me a lot
of annoyance. l used Doan's Kidney
Pills and they greatly relieved me.
Over three years later Mr.. Dennis
said: 81 think as highly Of Doan's
Kidney Pills now as ever. I always
advise my customers to use Doan's
Kidney Pills when they are troubled
by weak kidneys"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Dennis has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster-Milburn Co., Props.
Buffalo. n. Y
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11

OXY ACETELENE WELDING-We
are equippe dto do all kinds OF oXy
acete!ene welding. Bring US your
broken auto'oobile or machinery parts
We can weld them and save you mon
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pu1nps our srecialty.
Mowers Garage
1ou.o~ Main Street Phone 900
f2-1S-2t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11

". C. EZELL, OPT0METRIST-1116
Main ST., Newberry, S. &c. Practice
limited to the eyesight, and the fit
ting OF glasses.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-11

FOR SALE Buckeye Hrllls Lintless)
and Meal by W. R. Reid r. New
berry S. C. Phone 337
1-S-2tp
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-25
1T HAPPENED IN BISMARCK
And 10 Happening to Bismarck PEG.
pie Every Week.

The case told below is not an un-
common thing. The same occurs fire.
quently and will continue to happen as
long as folks have kidneys and over
tax the kidneys.
Mrs. James Alsbury, GIL Sweet St.,
bismarck, says: "My back bothered
me for several years At times i
was SO lame and sore, could hardly
bend and when Strengthened, sharp
pains darted through my kidneys. |
often cried~out, because of the pain.
At night my limbs ached so severely,
couldn't sleep we'll and l was tired
when l got up in the morning. My
kidneys didn't act as. they should
either. was advised to try Doans
Kidney Pills and got a supply at the
eLnhart Drug Co. One box did me
more good than anything l had pre-
vi0usly taken and four boxes entirely
rid me of kidney complaint and re
sStOred me to good. health"
Price Goo, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for q kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same tina,
Mrs. Aisbury had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
& d
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-25

order his ball parkk closed under the
work and fight order. The day after
Sec Baker announced that ballplay.
ers must either don a uniform or go
to work in some essential occupation
Dunn wired his business manager to
close shop and to disband the ball
club. r..-.
There was no quibbling on Dunn's
part. Although his club was in second
place and had excellent chances of
coping a pennant this year he didn't
hesitate.
"If the government needs my men
it can have them
That was Dunn's philosophy.
Dunn offered the use of his great
construction organization to the gov
eminent early in the war.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-25

pound and are in great demand. BE-
fore the Strawberries were commah-
deered by the government the price
was about 3G cents a pound.
\ with the strawberry" Saturday al
50 came the strawberry queue Many
housekeepers bought five and SIX
mounds, if.the storekeepers would al,
low them that many, and endeavored
to get more for jam making. Nearly
all cream from the English diaries
goes to the cheese factories, so straw
berries and cream, even on straw
berry" Saturday is but a memory IN
all parts of the country.