The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-06-10
CLEMSON COLLEGE BOYS
ENJOY HERALD AND NEWS.
Cadet G. H. Aull Tells How Eagerly
Boys Seek the Paper.-Boys
Have to Work.


Boys Seek the Paper.-Boys
Have to Work.
Clemson College
June 7, 1919.
Dear Mr.. Editor:
Perhaps it will be somewhat sur
prising for you to hear from Que OF
your Newberry county boys OF Glenn
son college, but the times are full of
surprises and l trust you will forget
the one in this case and let it pass
as an ordinary occurrence.
To be honest with you, Mr.. Editor,
/ Just had to write you and thank
you for the papers you have been
sending me. When l mailed you the
first copy of our college weekly / did
so in a hope that (don't let this Sc
cret get out but you know we col
lege boys stay ''broke") you would
send me several copies of the New
berry Herald and News. l guess that
was pretty poor swap we made
the Tiger for The Herald-but yours
is an older paper and we haven't any
of the new machines such as you
have. BY the way, want to con-
graduate you on the securing OF
such an up-to-date piece Of printing
house equipment. The difference in
the type of print is very noticeable.
The Herald and News has reached
me quite regularly and it had not
been coming long before the Newber-
ry boys were around to take look
at it. 1 told them that it was one OF
my Exchanges" but they refused to
believe that I could make such an zex-
change: I'VE live to. learn" you
know, and perhaps benefits will come
from these unequal exchanges which,
we had not thought OF before. Il
shank you for the paper and hope
The-sHeraId and News will continue
It's: good work. think Nhen I have
saved enoagth money and settled
Down ia regular work 4 sEin deposit
with thescsuntg papersef Ne0berry
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asgFpater 70 10 sssYsry5sieHbei1y eoun-
~ sni.aaslyiincpaa3ege. =:
ats1nay yan are acurinus to
iiknow why Lam just new writing
about the paper: The truth that
Il haye Just completed my final ex-
!!aauiination before aduation and an
I'LL now;I have.not had the time toSdo
|anysH7iitting to amount to anything.
4. hope not to influence any one
but / would advise any
Eman who is expecting to go to col
s1ege that unless; he means to work
he had bert not come to Clemson.
I'VE have hadsa successful year Of it
this year in spite Of sthe war, altho
the class has bean materially de-
creased in size because Of the past
conflict. There are .ninety-eight Of
US, as candidates for degree. The
class Of '19 numbered in 1915 near
ly three hundred men. Some were
killed in. France and Flanders, some
died from disease, some found a
'watery grave benaeth the debris left
by a submarine, many fell before the
assaults Of the professors in the class
room because they could not face
the bombardment Of questions, and
one-third of US remain to get "Dips::"
would love to tell you something
Of our work here but that would take
too long and shall content myself
by saying that we are all well and
hope to see old Newberry so il within
the next two weeks. Commence
'ment begins on the 18th and closes
on the 18th but the invitations have
not arrived for mailing.
Again thanking you for The Her
aid and News and your good wishes
lin your editorial column, / am,
Yours truly,
G.. H. Aull.
w. O. w. Memorial.
The Sunday nearest the 9th OF
June each year is observed by all
Woodmen as memorial day when
tributes are paid the departed broth
ers and garlands laid upon their
graves. This year the memorial was
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