The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-16

like kicking himself He will save
himself. I have illustrated the fact
that fool and his money soon part.
VIII Bring Better Prices.
II frankly believe that cotton will
sell at higher prices than it has
brought in the last decade before
this time next year. When thieves
fall out honest men get their dues.
The manipulators and gamblers, who
have grown fat and profted on the
toll and lifeblood of the South, have
been caught. They are falling out.
They have told some secrets on each
other. Some of the things that have
happened behind the curtain in dark
rooms will be revealed. OF course
they will go unpunished by the law,
as they always have, but if the pro-
Queer will hold his cotton he will re-
ceive his reward. "The mills Of the
gods grind slowly; but they grind ex-
ceedingly fine, Remember that God
gave to the South cotton. 1t is a
heritage that God gaze to this people
wien he arched the skies, establish
ed our mountains, girded us about
| with oceans. tempered the sunshine
| and measured the rain. Ours and
our children forever and forever, and
| no princelier talent ever came from
His oranipotent hand to mortal STE
wardship.
! Manufactured goods have recently
advanced. There is an enormous uns
filled demand. TIE warehouses OF
the factories of the word are almost
bare of raw cotton. Cotton is worth
tod:y on basis Of manufactured
goods 40 cents per pound basis mid
! ding.
I'VE are on the eve of new South.
God helps the man who helps him
self and He will surely help you il
1 you will stand with, us; and every
true son of the South will do, this. He
win not part with his birthright for
i 4. mess OF pottage To- The, asspoiler
Who sSiready has to !. acconnt for
crimes, teo numerous to record In
the annals OF human history. Stick to
your pledge. Trust in God and all is
tweu. Committees together with ex-
perts are completing reports for
South Carolina and the entire belt. A
personal canvass in old South ,aro-'
I lima proses,tha the pledge, have been
|true and loyal, that they gre sticking
4 tostheir. pledge to. reduce and that S:she
! t>tatsment dn certain great New York
! journals zfhat they had violated their
4 pledges; and ,con,Esteed perjury is q
pure, simple aud unadulterated SLAM
der. The same condition is true
throughout the belt. This reduction
! will extend from the borders of Mex
! Iico to Virginia. The farmers realize
, that It is a fight for principle, JUS
y tice and truth, that to win means the
wiping out of il,iteracy. good roads,
a living chance, and profitable
prices; that it means that every per-
son in the South will be afforded an
opportunity to earn living, to receive
fair wages, to have reasonable hours
of work and proper working condi-
tions and that they will have decent
homes, the opportunity to play, to
l learn, to worship and to love as well
as to toll
Will Celebrate Our Victory.
1--WE will celebrate a great victory
The Hindenburg line has been brok-
en-. They will offer white flag at
= New Orleans, but the surrender must
be unconditional and complete.
"The South will not make peace
+, on the basis of being "hewers OF
! wood and drawers of water. 1t will
J not agree to continue to merely ex-
: ist It must have reparation and res
titution. We will receive price for
9 cotton unrecorded in the memory o.
the present generation AS result
! Of the work in the South not only
millions have been saved to the
South, but the South has been saw
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