The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 26, 1907, Image 1
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VOL XLIV. NO. 25. NEWBERRY. S. 0. kUICS DAY. MARCEE 2#3,1t907, WC EK.$.0AYK
REPORT FROM OOMMISsIONERE
In Reply to Request from Herald and
News Commissieners Submit
Report.
The following correspondence i,
-self explanatory. Coimmient by tI(
Herald and News will be found else
wlere:
March 16, 1907.
Mr. F. A. Boyd, Slipt.,
Newberry, S. C.
)ear Sir:
Will .you kindly fulrni: h mie tht
followint information in regard t<
our electric light, water and seweragt
plant, of which you are the superin.
tendent: *
The receipts for water and light,
'for the year 1906 separately; foi
merchandise and for extension ol
plant, either sewerage, water or elee
trie lights separately; also tle dis
bunsements for salaries, fuel, repairs
extel?iins to water, Iiighlt or sewer
m-re plants separately.
I Simply desire totals t'or the. yeni
1906 of these several items separate
Iy.
I wish yout wouil be kind enoui-l
to make this stateinent exclusive of
the amoimt paid you by the city Im
lilhts and water.
I would be -lad also it' you would
advise if the town has advanced any
money for the purpose of supplieF
for extensions apart from the amount
paid by the city for water and lights,
and if so, the amount.
I presume I have a right to ask
these questions, as the plant is own
ed by the town, but if I have not, I
would be glad to have you so state,
zruld if for any reason you cannot
furnish the information, be kind
enough also to so state, and if agree
able to you,,give me your reasom fot
deeliling to give the inforniatiwi. A
prompt. reply is requesten.
I presume it will be little dilliculty
for you to give me these figures from
your books.
Yoirs truly.
Editor Herald and News.
Newherry, S. C.. Mar. 25. 1907.
Col. E. H. Aill, Editor,
Herald and News.
Dear Sir:
Answering your inquiry of 16th. I
beg to say that it is, and has always
beel the Commisisoners desire to give
out any information aside from theii
regular monthly reports rendered to
the council as well as in our annual
reports, whieh are published, to any
mie asking for sieli information, and
T am pleased to submit to you the
following figures, this being the total
amount of business done for the yeal
1906.
Receipts.
Sale of water .. .. .. ...$ 4994 45
Sale of lights .. ......... 7322 96
Holse wiri.r, falls. motors 8069 60
Tapping anI(d pipe work .. 801 1-1
Newberry Cot. Mill, tank .. 3000 00
City Connil, Arc lights. .. 52941 53i
Sl(e of coal .............219 43
Loan fiIrom eity c (onneiil t'or
nlew boiler.. ... .. ......1000 00
Freirht on engine ... . 216 15~
C'ash on hand 1-1 -06........705 84I
$31624 10
Disbursements.
Salaries .. .............$ 477!) 44
', Fuel and oil .............8863 24
Poles and( cross armls........170 26
TPr:rnsformers ...........999 92
Wire and supplies .........396..93
New electric machlinery... 1041 13
Frt. Drayage engine .. ...248 6~5
r Repairs to engines .. ......184 45
Wiring merchand-ise .. 8929 8fl
New boiler ... .. ..........1622 0il
Exesins to Pi.pe mains. 443 63
Rpisto pumpP.. ........122 82
New well ...... .........586 28
Exto'nsions to sewer, septie
tank .. ...............2310 4.
* Stationery, books, &e. . .. 306 54
Horse, wvagon, h auling . . .. 406 34
Cash on h an d 12-31-06. .. . 212 13
TI Ic as yu ~~ $31624 10
Tecity, asyuwill se rom the
above, has p)aid to the Commisionecrs
diuling (lhe year 1906 $5294 53 for the
furnIishinlg the Street Light,s, Lights
in the City omeies iad Fire Depart
ment, vater used attrig the year foi
'fire 'pupnen ,Stree Sp,. ki ,,nm. al
20 thousand gallons per day for t
automatic flushing of the Sewers.
During' the year 1900 to pay en
for additional boiler tle Council 1
vaineed $1000.00 on said purelh
w.ith the understa.nding. that the eo
Missioners would pay back the sai
dring tile year 1907.
The conlilit has also advanced
$216.15, the amount of the freight
the new elginle whieh we are insta
iMV o, With Ihe unlldersHtandin w-'1:
it is ti- be paid balck to them driii
19)08.
It w v. 1a-l servie you u rlther I
shall be glad to do so.
Very truly youns,
.1. N. Boyd.
Superiitendent.
Office of Commissioners of Pub
Works.
Newherry, S. C., Mar. 25, 1907.
To the Citizens of Newberrv:
With the above let ter of Mr. E.
Aull to Supt. Boyd, and his answ
t4) samle. file Conmissioners will ta
th,is u.pportnllit y to Submit the r
moiig statement for tle int'oiati
of the Citizens.
As to the wait of information
regIrd to the receipts and expenses
the Water WNor.ks and Electrie Lio
P1 an t --1mder the LaW directing t II
Mitily reports he made to the ei
Conneil. Sulpt. Boyd, each month II
made his report to the Council.
Receipts an( Expenditures and t
saime should be on file with the 1
pers of tle Council, subjeet to the
exminillatioln and approval. Aid t
Commissioners would make this fl
ler report as to tle work dlone sin
ite Water Works and Electie Lig
Plant were installed:
Durinr the years 1897, 98, 99. 19
under Mr. Vross' as Superiintende
there was spent for extension a
impoveMients .. .........$ 4946
During the years 1900, '01.
02, 0.', 04, and 05 under
Mr. Boyd as Slpt. there
vas speit for' extensioi.
and improveients..... 1-1607
$19553
DIur-inlg tile year 1900. speni
for iiproveients and ex
tensions ............ 8116
Diving the year 1907 for
the (4n1gine .......... 2400
Maiklg the total spent on
extensions and improve
Inents ............$30070
Bonds issued for plant .. 42000
Total cost of plant ......$72070
The commissioiners
owe on plant . . . $1200 00
Con. Eloetirie MN:$1200 00
New well .. ..... 1200 00
'mwil for boiler 1000 00
Conncil for engine 2.100 00 5800
Aniount paid on plant .. ..$66270
The -reat difenIty whicuih the coi
missioners have la1,1ored under. w
Ihat with a plant costing the fi
No capital, nto funid apprioprint
for extensions, mElrgXemlents al
char.ging for lig'hts 0and water t
sa me average irat es as those elbarg
in the su rronud i n' cities, from th
mothlly revenute, der'ived1 from
sale of water and( light they ha
had to plain for all the extenisions ai
enlargements for the last teni yea
dleiradetd by the rapid growth of t
(city.
Tlhe Electici Planut from 1000i
c'andesceint lights anid 50 street ligh
withI new D.wnamos and( connectioi
no0w furnishes about 5000 ine(and(esce
linhts 72 street lights with a ca.paci
for a still fu rtheri in crease as the ci
neeids it. CTe Water Plant furnis
inn 4l0.000 nallms a (lay the flu
year or t wo last summer supp)lli
1(60,000 a (day and4 with anu addlit in
al well enni snpply any increased (1
miand( that. will arise for some tii
to come.
Thic comissioners with -(lie limit
mieans at 0 their cont rol for cnlribr
mnts and1( extenitonls aeconistat
foredl toi delay amlden appli 0)11icail
wuishuitng to 'use wa'ter andt lights, al
have at dIifferent t imes asked
concil for appropriiationis 0and ha
in their reports bronght the subj<
to the attention of the citizens, as
ing that funds be appropiaited f
enilargements of the plant so as w
he Iplaice it, at the use of every citizen
But, with the expendatire of $
sit le oisly apprcxpriated by Ma:
d- KLg(ttnier anld hlis adinlistrationl,I
-e0icommissioners; have hiad nII real
- ;istanlce froml the eitv.
"o Durin]g- tie year 100 the necess
for an aIdditioial boiler became
uT -pss.i1 thant M1yor Ih-owi and i
"" uIIIIIii .vaneed $1000.00 lo asq
" i cit hasI f a bi' ir , but I l
' ihr eVinne of11 Wthe ataar Wit7.
mtito :tce $2400.00 t o p
ase ::n~ tnine. thle said $2400.00
I b a k fromt th rae-1viu
lic . t wo ain l ets
w1* as a parit ild thlie $580.00 oI
::y (1the ne thesad$40.0
\sona's thlis naew on'inie is
[-.lld the ilanit will he inv apu
er t osupilyl eatsly all piower neO
l- 0 he Ne.d l the pant at this t
for thie tw well as a safeg
in amiSt h pavint tviily e n use i
(tf t tilize Ihoongly the advatt
it c tO nw wll. amt l a lei Res
at vir, where'( severali day s sutpply
Sy : wer eni ihe kept i. ill at anil
as : s acident at tea power lieui
of ( l tih It -irwth.i ofl th l e
ie :la thlie liae itorease in Fth da
- ut i o water it bec1om1tes imor oeiteI
nt sary every year that the slpply
hte water shuldhe atways bI ample.
a-:11 Y fireproectio and drinkin pose
ce ioses.
t, All of ivca t is elispIt fully i
mintted.
00 Jatmes McTItosh,
nt C. E. Summer,
mid W. F. Ewart,
05 Conimissioners of Publie Work<
Newberry, S. C., Mar. 25, 1907.
News From St. Philips.
Mr. L'vonard Sense of Little Mol
5 ai.a is visitinl,1 his daughiter, M
Benij. Hfalfaerle.
MArs. 1). A. Ruff is quite siek lji
nw. She is suffering ft
)2 Mr. Clifford Baniks, of Kami
City, Missouri, has been at lis mo0
)0 ers homle on a sort visit.
Mr. Levi Kibler was buried at
Ph1iilips uelitrch on Friday, MaI
37 22nd. Mr. Kiblerl has -passed hiis 6,9
30 year.
-- Tere will be preaching at
37 Phili.p's chlurchi oan Easter Sunday
eleven o'eloek a. m.
I heltar that ole of our good g;
dellers has ehbl-age leading." in I
a rdenl. Quite ea rlY isn't it ?
The hloiotr roll for St. Plhilil
30 schlool this moth Ii is short.
- First Grade-Floyd Di(lkert.
30 Tiirdi otradi-Matttie Hailfae
).. C rliissie Halfaee.
as FoulrIth Grade---Mattie Crtilmptio
.Our New Minister.
id Miost p1lays have bu11t one otr I
e0('O chaacter's thlaat may~ b)e said tol
d Peat tral fiinyes. ''iOur New Mitt
ir' ter,'' Deitnat Thoaimpsoan's anad (,
heo W. Ryer''s f'atmouts sue(s- hats t'
ve teen r'oles thait arec eachl a doelight
id conitrast. The cometItdy is duie toi
1eO He Liked Pork.
It w"as formerly thte custom oft
nt- coutry' folk t.o wvork outt thecir t a
5, Iby boaradinhg the teachter, wich meaafO
ats thlaa t fromt time to time he was supI:
it ed fr'omt v'ariouis qaters with food,
ty -One diay a boy nlamedo( Tim Mo
ty haead, says II aripei''s Weekly, br'eal
ha- l essly' soughlit I-c teacher O, exclaiin
st ''a,teacher', my tia wants to kit
eif yon like poriak.'
"- ''I udeed. I do, Tim,''~ was thle
"~ ply. ''Say to yourt f'atheir that. thecre
ate nothing in thte way of mteat that
1like bettea' thlan pork.'
ad Sotme tinte passed, andt ther'e was
'0- pork from Tim 's fathera, a fact t.hit
ly nto w"ay surlpr'ised1 the teacher, for' I
ts old1 mnii wias knowii thromtrhout I
id counaty as a ti'zht pr'oposi tiotn. Nov
lie tlihlss onte afternoon tho tenel
etook the boy aside anad asked:
et '' How ab)ot t.hait pork. Tim, i
k- ouar fat hier promised me?''
or we''h' nwrdTm 'h i
.OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
i00 I
ror Attorney General .Bonaparte's De
:le cision-Anothor Lesson to South
as. ern Men in Congress.
(t l y .111me.s S. MctCallt-I.y.)
Specl ,or. Herald anld News.
Ie a.I'l i ig ton, M larch 25.- A to nvr
ist . v.'ra] lionaparle's opinion on th
Ilneaiol law is another lesson t4
0 h" 0- ter me.n1l-1II(, ill vongre!"1-ss to h
liec'g ile nl bot ivi nlhir sIll,
-14,d1illistraltion) plliis, as i
will ".reatly hamper fihe sout herl
lia s tto ill Iheir. ef'orls to) indlive de
silrable chassles of,Iuopa immuli
gr'aits to go into the south. Wlel
to the .bill w-as pwiediig llfore lie sen
ate its lassage was resisted by tih
ie Soilern' Senators and tle l?vpuIbli
' 'cals olil have beenl ioreed to aIllmn
it it it had not beeln Ilhat assurance:
\- were Pi-enl thl Demoras. both 1)
sithe lipubl sea(tors and by olli
cd- iaIs of 'lthe adminisi-iation that i
%\'ld( not. interfetre with the( actiol
M0 (df -;mulhernI st-latus inl enecoll-agn "Iliml
11p1 11iL"FAtion of the kiId tvsired byv til
Ird inlistrlit's inl iir borders. Placin
nld faitlh inl these assurances, t!he soulith
Lge (AI-1 senac'to's withdraw their opplosi
tion. Il nio soonler had t.he bill be
of cole a law tai tilie decJpart meniIt 4
Ist 1'.11ervn-e and It)labor asked the athr
IIVY 'v lIIl f' wl "piliil as Io it
itv 1ffI t onl he aWlivity of, the s<mltheIn
il'y statve,. inl securin"g inunigration. Ull
der the ruiniug of' Mr. Bonaparte it. i:
of no lon.-er lawful fori a state to raisi
r fiuids for bringing over immigrant:
rby avceoptinlg conltributions from th
iid ist ries that are to be belefited
dl. iindiaiy work of this kind engaged il
by a state must .be paid ror from it
geteral funds. In other words, ti.
expense, histead of heing borne b;
thoi.- directly benefited by the in
elased labor supply, mullist be impos
ed oil all t-he tax payers of the state
Tlite question of' what will be Pres
idont Hoosevell 's attitulde Io Iwan
rs. the railroids is tihe prineipal l(opie o
di-qtissiol aiollng politicianls il
stWashi-n."toln. The people of, thle coull
Mi try who pay the rl-ei'"ht1 and passenl
--:.er l chares of' thle railroads Seem h
hi in favor cit givinlg the present lav
h- a fVair test bef'ore urging any filtheli
Federal legisla(ion, bul tle presiden
it. is not, satisfied and talks hidefinitelb
cl "t additional laws, with ile restil
tlh that capi.tal is alarmed and it is dit'
lienlt for tle riailroads, even by pay.
3t. in. highc rates oh' interest. to obtaii
at monlev for. Ilecessary ilyllvovemiernht
;,I a time whe thei' ficeilities art
laxed to the utmiost anld VlienI fteil
oer "perating( expenlsvs-on accvomlit, ol
higlier prives and advanlceil wages
are going up rily. Mr. l?oosevell
does Ilot seeli to realize tha1 Iliere ic
alt ideiltity of interests betweeni
rT. railroad and Ilie pevolle along i I.
lines; that the railroad if' it is to sue
411ed must he interested ill I lle pros
P'I'itv of the vouitry it raverses
:cid thait the' pele are ilter'ested .1
be4inig2 served'c by ai prosperoultils arncd ('
''iailities as riiredI''4. Tlhie trut h ci
is- "thisli now beiig- i'ecognize'd by rail
~lriad me mor n''enterally' thani evel
before.tic' andl thei g'eiral adoptiont o0 f )
- th poilic'y of frian k pucblieily and 4)1
k ~ing' thle plihIi' ci to thle coinfidenet
lof the roads ats is being don tby Pres1
bclent Filey of thce Soultheirn Rail
wacy C'ompaiiy, will go far' t.owar'
he ma cking furlthier' ltegislaiI ti unneIices
e a ary a c Ind uitIingi rail roads andl th
nlt pubic ici ha-rmrmious co0-oper'ation fii
Ii.. I their i'mutual in teres't 5.
An iinjterc'st in a~cti(' iln(( cnnctior1
-e- ithi the recent't coilapst' of thle stoi'k
hi- cuarklet ill New'~ Yorck wvas lhat whikci
twsee.nritices andi' ini t i'heutuore of' th<
-I. have becen rudely shiakeni thle 'otthor
i marik et rem1fa inted fir aniicid theC prier
i even advaniced. ~l'hiis is sigific'anti
ais .shiowingc the firm founidation upor(4
tino I iwh tli(Ie co) 4ti-gr'owtin lindu41tstr o3 c
inl thIe soulth is b)asedh. Trhe' demandcii fim
lie ibis prod(uiet is wor'ldl~ wide and mor<41
lie t hian a tiemcpoi'atry noisttlemeiit oft
I. busine's ini anyi siiwe rciut.ryli is ti'
er' ;'cired fo 'fflect its miar'kit price cmi
i'iallv. Al h same imle i'ipor't
ait to the 1Unren'cit of Nfanil'cct inr'e inc
liente tIhat el't'i ito1 grjow~, eotio tOll
of a c'ommriaiCil scale ini niew fields ii
Afi'ien '-nnd( varmiouist tronial island!
so O-hlt tII outlook for (tie Southern t
filler-e-,pecia,1lly he who prIactices V
diversiried rairinii-w.as -never bet - I
MATTIE WILLIAMS RETURNS. I
In the Custody of the Sheriff-Her 2
. . Counsel Withdrew Objection Af
ter Evidence Was all In.
hdIville on 'Sundav1.1 af1trnoonl with
h'lis priso-mer ,11Mattiv WVilliamus.
- A t he vounlsvl for M1ltie W il. -
- liiis read the aidavits, whieh were
ksubmitted by the sherff they did e
- 'ot Further resist tie requisitionl p:
pers, and thle halbe.1s eor-pus. proeved
wigngs were dismissed an1d Ihe prisonler
i-ed over to tie sheriff. She is t
IINV i inil and will w i l
the ch.arge of' di'llosing of, trust
1i'1nd11s. which were inl hir hamllis is
tIrenNiurer.
el prinit below I elipping (' rmll nimh
C
shoviv mizotte Nws wailiniy,
net'.
II i('11 !i v1 4 1 t ,111m tl, t~' hed t Il4
Thpii'c Mr.t \Vorkulie inut)?imilct,o
the arlivle is Am A. Q. Worwkman, "nev
- tt (.. the os t su tntatltlt:l vilizensA of '
this section 'Ind of1 course whw-n affi..
da.vitsz 1o.thaIt vi'T've wvrv preSvetd,
Ithe v!Ilnsel mor it'11tie Villm1s111 saw
there wa.s no gr1-mluid upon which they
Could stanId.
sheriff iron ,i is very miuch rati
fied over IIhe furn the( 1ase hitkenl,
and it should hie stated aflSo tha1( t(he
huirldled it inl a mlost ext-ellei man-11- e
lier.
A'i' attie Williamius of color., late C
Mreasurer olf tihe oicky Zion otI e
AId society of, Newberry, S. C., an1d
chlarged with tie emlAbezzleient ol
$51 of thle Zion society's fuiids, nlillst
-re01111 to lthe! Pllilletto state 1111 face
hier lenisvirs. The cry of pveonage1
Is been dolpped. It didn't panI:: )l of
and -,tow\- Alottie mulist vaIoose. Mi
lie is a g-ood cook 'Ind her Aksheville
iployer. was 141.th oiv) Iel. Inl
faIct hle ha.s .!ivven her 11p only aftervI a
si o n f,ight. 1111 the bealha
Ile is nided i d it is..; " '23'' It Mal.
tie.
"R1mintly MheriflT BtOrd of New"
v
herry caeto Asheville an1d phaced
MIttti WVilliais under Iarrest. IHe
ca' iired thle wollinl with the embez- 0
z1vimnt of' $51 'rnmi the( Zion Holme
Aid soeiety. At first tie W113oman
.,((n]seted to refurnl to Nmwherry and
1e her ahisers. 11a11ter, however, she
dpeld. Thenivii the novernIM of
Citth-'aoli-1m. requested that1 the
Iovernlor ofl N(wrlh ('arolina' iS:-e reVT
qustinpIpverS f'or t he ref urn ofI
AttIie. T,he. palers were duly iss
vd. Still there was dela1y. Able volun
svi h1,14 beenl eli.ployedI to defIend1 the
womlanl an1d tlv ha lr.u. ifll*n
lw'Is rAter-omsedl. A pplivatil... was, 1 1]:[(
0o Jud1ge. .1. -C. P'rilchf-1111 in I.'Iited-( h
Slates CiIn*e1'.1 vmIret 1*41r a wrl* i ,I
a e dwco jl1- 111r1. woill nil. dis -
ffair was i 111111 of excellont repu
aitioni anld did not seek to hold the
'Omanll. Uponl the stateme'vat ofi these
acts Judge Pritehnt dismissed the
rii and 1odeeld 1that1 the wvoianl be
iveII ilit) the ens(ody ol Ile oflicers.
1 is pnobable that Ile wolmain will
v retiurned to Nvwherry (ommorw or
,1onday, wleni she will he required
ai Slmnd Irial i'll the emourtS of South
aoiaonl Ilhe char-V ofi ('mb1ezzlingip
mlis I'noin the roliuillu4 soviety of
bi64h SheV Was at Ir,e time tin till!ver.''
A Little of Newberry.
.'. C(rews in ,aIuirens l'erahl.
Fori th liers filme in ten vears the
ditor of thiOe Herald thas maIlde i vis
to Newberry. oin here M inoday
1ernloonl and return-1ing. (1n Tuesday.
ire'd imlprovemenvit hals beenl made inl
he citv inl that time, and itl hits
r*()w'I muchVl sinlev then. It would be
pliasire to write ill) Newherry a,
Ie cit v deserves to Ie Written up1),
lit w( a i nte to be briief in our'
-mlarks. T reis st no11ch that 4-omid
e said. Alention Imlust Ie made of
t,:Ia.t 1thal t : 4)n1on! mallNy other
ings ewhrrIhs 11,ntl imnk11s, two
otton mills, Iwo oil mills. a knitliinir
ilhl :iiil 1 l'eI(ea cl'a2 bottIl'inet 'omi
y o say o1111 thin.- ol handsome
eV \ IrS(IeII(enves il I he cit v aml i ts
InhIurb1-1)S, wiltlhbeanlliI'l :1nIt st ately
(vw b)uildlings in t eI' business por
ions of I tI h l phvfe. sneh . as t Ie lost
fIlee. hoard 1f trade, Oe. A nlew cotirt.
ous' is to be Ilhe I(x bii- thingv,
-0rk on whic has already com(mene
d. Thesew and very mu11ch mlore are
videlces oI the city's growt(h, pros
(Irityv and advancemilent;. anld thle
itizens take 2t just pride in it all, to
ieir credit.
A visit. wvas paid to the olIeces of
lir brethren of the press, Elditors W.
1. Wallac1e- and Elbert. 11. Aull. We
ad the pleasilre of findil- Ilie ro.
ier in. huil re.,Iet that we f'ulnd tiv
Ilier. ('nt a:nd (did not.t a (.hm1i1ce to
:- him.
Ax delii!h111u1 drive wi1h "wenator
'1ol 1'. llease behind his hw'ltiful
"rSP Wa1S mnluh enljoy, ed. The genlial
ena1tIll I iil l 11 v pronl inent
Ilev(T1 lflulev'et, a1nd wv werv parlti
lly.I*' ilt(i slted i till O bI1M anlit.
eihun resideles---('l. Sin Fair's,
heireI OJustice l'.pe now lives: Mailj.
ames Iaxter's, now owined by Mr.
V. R1. Rleid; Mallj. 12. J1. .lnes' nlow
Wned by Dr. (1. Y. 11interi )r. Press
nif\'s, w owned Iv Mrs. Paysili
vr: Mr. ven y 11. Bleise's plaE
oftel now run by his Widow, livery
nd sale stable ru11n' by Mr. Jack
rown, lately Ef I ,Illrells', Di. 0. 13.
Iaver"a hanlds(InI)v low os--e
ied 21 lint ns liilre;" Mr. Th1a.1
111all ,ll plae, It. nw nv1wd by l'.
. I. Parr Mll'r. DIlIln' :1I, llowevver, is
lill livin-, :Ii ii h on red i tei ,I, th.
In llp l'ile of v -.ltId v l1,h -es,
'it MVw(ll byv 1ir. 1. WV. Ilo . l;ithe
I' ns andl <l l.Ollter', an d thI e Job
1- n11 jdlacV, In41W owned.( bY MIrs.
fcCrea, iiii wiwig ofllIlE'i theiT.J
ii '51 Vil.nis
Wh1il in hcit yil we wer e roylx ei'n
-rtayineiCbyP lSv hr ml)iMs.il( I'n
A thihsiake home,. hchas
th'(e'home'. f'uiena~'itr IsleaseIl's dis
amsi'. Imin whoe '11se lI hbie iw heir.
anhe ru)i'le l danhir, liss Maryit
i)neis Wil liams.tIetIIl(OiS2bl
Newberr enjoy a repui~taion forit
'lbefore, a'nd~ wich ai s mor1 te 2tan
Inbl 'renewed byhe pri'es-ent. citiz
Theh'ib0 of the e,irly s ni