The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 27, 1914, SECTION ONE Pages 1 to 8, Page TWO, Image 2
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THE SCHOOL KEKI.ECTS THK
TEACH EK.
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* N. I{. Kakcr, State Supervisor <>t *\
^ Hural Schools of Uahania. ;> |
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Schools are like people. People you i
know differ. Som* are short ami some j
are tall; some are thin and some are'
s out; some are slow and some are j
swift; some are brunettes and soiu"
are blondes, (some are blondes by na- ,
ture and some by art); some have!
dark hair and seme have other color; |
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some grow tneir own and some buy it;
eome have perseverance and some
ir.iive none; some pay their debts and
some do not; some are religious and
some are not, some are statesmen and
some, fortunately, are not.
So, some schools have play grounds
and some have none; some have sanitary
drinking fountains and some have
not; gome teach cultured subjects,
such as music anc1 art, and some do
rot; some have agricultural clubs and
same have not; some teachers siay
'two years in one place, but most of
them do not; some teachers are helpful
to their pupils and some are not;
some have programmes and some have
none; some follow their programmes
and some do not; some will take part j
in field day and some will not; some
are old though young in years, and
some are young through all the passing
of the years; while others, though
teaching for a living, yet teach howto
live.
Some teach with their lips, while actions
belie their words. Some schools
are run by officials for the children,
others by officials for a higher or more
lucrative office. Some superintendents
consider a public office a public trust,
while others consider a public office a
private snap. And so the shadows
play hide and seek across our fertile
fields, dodge'in and out of our school
room doors, and race among our hurdling
hills.
iSUUSJ JLHL1K UTI
Advantages of Florence Proclaimed
Abroad?Great Time Aronnd the
Belt.
News and Courier.
Florence, March 24.?The firm of a
number of "Booster" trips to be run by
the business men of Florence, under
tiiP auspices of the Florence Chamber
of Commerce, was run today, and the
trip made was over the Atlantic Coast
. Line from Florence to Lanes, thence
to Sumter and back into Florence, covering
a distance of 135 miles, and shopping
at 17 towns along the line. In
other words it was a trip "around the
belt/' and was in every particular a
most successful and a pleasant one,
as well as a mos: profitable one.
For the occasion, the Chamber of
Commerce, through its efficient and
capable secretary, Mr. Luther Ellison,
had made all arrangements, which,
were complete in every particular, j
and will linger in the r/emory of the ;
one hundred that took occasion to accompany
the business men, as a most!
aappy day's outing and a business j
vprttn rp
The Atlantic Coast Line people were i
exceedingly nice in every par;icular in j
arranging their schedule, as well as in j
their train arrangements, and the en-1
tire party were loud in their praise for
the splendid and efficient mai ner in;
which the ha.idling ol' .the train, the
maintenance of schedule, and the very |
clever and appreciated accommoda-1
tions accorded them.
HKK TALE OF TKAtfEDY
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jiiuuiii "i \ aiiiirin:, -irrui?in?r U >?"man
Who Took His Life, Not Intended
at r ir>t.
Paris, .March 24.?"1 never intended
;o kill M. Calinfette; I wanted onlyj
to give him warning."
This assertion was made by Mine.'
Caillaux today at her rrial as the eli-'
max of'her dramatic storv of the
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shooting and a recital of the events i
preceding the killing of the editor
of Figaro.
Mme. Oaillaux's s'ate of mind
>on the eventful day, her purchase of
a revolver, and the last act of the
tragedy were set forth in detail by her
today before the examining magistrate,
M. Boucard, at the Palace f >
Justice. Before going to The Figaro;
office, Mme. Caillaux had ler't this i
note for her husband, who, she fear-,
ed, might commit an act of violence
against M. Calme:t^:
"France and the republic need you.
I do not want you to sacrifice your-1
self."
The witness told of her cordial!
greeting by the editor when she reached
The Figaro office.
"Do you know the object of my
visit?" she said to the editor.
"No," replied M. Calmette. "Won't
you sit down?" He then lighted a
[sSSSSj No. 2999?Gun Metal Oxford ?LA?A,
\a\N| Invisible Eyelets. VV
Our most popular drop toe model. Broad Shank,
They wear?
these S&&F* shoes, made fc
men only.
)f J i hey wear, because they are made rig}
I You can be sure that, though we kne
what the name stood for in tl
' shoe-world, we tested them in every parti
ular before we undertook to stand spc
sor for them to you. The test made, i
hardly necessary to tell you how gl<
we were that the opportunity had be<
offered us.
JIf there is a better shoe for men made at t
Diice. we have vet to see it.
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l\ *JHow about you?
I ] Copeland Bros.
\s Newberry, S. C.
lar^.p and placed it near the desk. One building in this bl<
Became Frantic. completely destroyed at
"Frantic at 'finding myself in semi- morning. All buildings
obscurity facing :he man who had in the block in which t
maligned my husband, my presence in nared were destroyed,
the office known to all,'' Mine. Cail- the business section wa
laux said dramatically, "I drew the except for a few gas 1
revolver and, taking careful aim, fired burning of the electric
*? r>ahloc TVIP tplpnhnnp
10W. .....
"Yes, indeed,"' interrupted M. Boil- a*?0 were destroyed by
card. "1 observed that two bullets ^"o persons have been
lodged in the base of the bookcase, jured as yet on accoun
But how do you explain the wound in flagration.
the chest of M. Calmette, who was F^ire broke out in the
behind the desk?" ing, occupied by a 5 i
"1 do not know; I continued to Are store and 200 offices,
without noticing," said the witness, was a five story office t
"Are we to suppose that the wea- ^ames are believed to
pon followed M. Calmette around in 111 a Piumbing shop on
his efforts to escape?" asked the ^oormagistrate.
At midnight all the bi;
To this Mme. Caillaux had nothing block occupied by the ]
t0 sav were on fire. A heavy 1
^-n j M . 1L flames and parts of burr
Mme. Caillaux tnen told of the
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mruuguuui ixie ciu>.
luncheon with her husband on the
day of the tragedy, the consequent ^ne Academy of Musi
nervous excitement she suffered and l)at^ ?f ^ ^rethe
necessity of making a last effort
to prevent the publication of the SlOJIAtH HEALTH
letters. ^ ^1
While Mme. Caillaux was being led
, ., - Very likelv others hav
through, a corridor of 'he Palace of
. . , . ? . .. to use Rexall Dyspepsia
Justice to wie court ot the mvesti.
? _ ,T T, , , cause scores of people in
gating magistrate M. Boucard, she
, . ? itv believe them to be th?
snw n orrnnn of npwsnaner nnotosrra
pliers al.d" exclaimed: "Let them pho- ever ma(te for UvsPe"sia
tograph me. Tlien I hope thev will *s u'iar wc 1
be satisfied/' ca"se wo know what th
for others and what they
POWERLESS FIREMEN SEE We have s0 mueh laith
FLAMES SWEEPING MRHAM we urge y0u t0 try then
If they don't help you. tl:
Durham, X. C., March 24.?.The you a cent If they don
entire business section of Durham was *011 uant tliera to do
menaced with aes:ruction by fire Sl0re >our stomach to he*
AriffinotDf) in tho HnifP hniiH-1 >'our digestion easy jus
tag, a five "story office" structure,"at 've wi? ?ive bi,ck -vour
11 o'clock last night. cnt a word or question.
The fire was under control at 3:20 Containing Pepsin and
this morning. The total loss is esti- of the greatest digestive <
mated at $1,000,000, with 50 per cent, medical science, they s<
insurance. flamed stomach lining, -h<
Buildings occupying one city block re icm of gastric juice>
have either been entirely destroyed;*311111 an(* distress, Pro1
or badly damaged and the flames | bowel action- and make 1
have spread to another city block. j^0u 10 eat ^kat^er yo
i ever vou like, with the c
The flames ranged for more than a! '* '
, . ... .. ,. , suranee tnat there will
half hour while the firemen stood;
. , . , . . iT 1 afrer effects. We believ
nelpless as a result ot a break in the
i the best remedy made 1
city water mains. There also "was
; and indigestion Sold on]
another break which reduced the wa....
. , ? i than 7,000 Rexall Stores
ter pressure and hindered the nretown
only at our store.
men. The water sunply still is m|
2.?c\ ">0c and $1.00.?Gild'
:ermittent. |
A: 1:30 a. m. the loss was esti- J
mated at $1,000,000. j Subscribe to The Hera]
The flames, driven by the northwest a.1 ?n 4, . . ,
i Sj.oO a year?the best ]
wind crossed Parish street and en- j
tered the second block of buildings, j Newberry County.
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j^| Make the
It will be to y<
jS&gYil Every person that
?S^f/f ter will be given 1,
and besides, I will
(\K every 5c purchase
fi ! Remember, t
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; and nine schools w
!t. not be one of the 1
w ;v Come in and
jie and let them regis
ic- 8 \ i one of the prizes
?n- II ister, I will have 2
id El Ever;
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I I I The House
B
ock had "been
2 o'clock this I
except three I ???-????
origi- iHHHHHKmnnn
The whole of ? ?
s made dark,
ights, by the ?
\ light feed
feed cables
the flames.
i reported in- _
t of the con-1 jjk |m|
An Oppoi
tnd 10 cent; A A
The building j m w -Kri_
milding. The A| a 11
have started
the second j livl UC
lildings in the I
Duke building!
Be, sure to se
ic was in the can sa\
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Rrimps Rrpi
I)ST TO YOU i ~
e advised you Ham<
i Tablets, bethis
commun- j
e best remedy I f ?
and lndiges-j Itt IclCtj ftllj
bink, too, be- j # _ _
ey hue lone GrOCCriCS, H
are made oi. | 7
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in ujcui mat | | ^ > ,
i at our risk. L/YY VlOOCiS
ley won't cost
thel? don't're-1 "Star Brail
ilth and make |
t tell us and j
money with-1 Wg ^|J|
Bismuth, two
lids known to ?
DOthe the in- 1
ilp in the seccheck
heart- /
note regular I
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u like when- j | ' | * ^ il
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bo no bad! |/? JL IvJ
e them to be;
for dyspepsia ?
ly at the more J Kl .r,
and in this
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We are agents tor the
d and ;
oeTTgpaper in
Id Day
Book Store Yoijir
adquarters.
our interest to come to my store,
will come in that day and regis AAA
1 1 1 n 1 _ . 1 T 1
,uuu votes on tne scnooi .Liorary,
give 100 votes on that day for
you make.
here is $83.50 given to the
s of Newberry County
rill get a part of the money. Why
line?
register, and bring the children
ter. By doing so you /nay win
It does not cost anything to regi
lady specially for that purpose.
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'ODS FOR SAME MONEY
)' Variety Store
; of a Thousand Things
tunity Lost Ma
Found Again
e us before buying;
re you money in
echings, Back Band
ss, Traces, etc.
rfhing in the line of
ardware, Grain, Ha
and the celebrated
d" Shoes: and Hats.
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Appreciate Your
'atronage.
[ayes & C
PHONE NO. 44
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