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TENTATIVE PLANS MADE FOR EVESS EVENTUALITY UNITED STATES IS PREPARED FOll ANYTHING A Ikt/kTlil*! I'tln llllnm 4/k w iiuir>iia tuiiiiuuc; I" I t"i Uiil I'fWJ I Hless (ieriuany Abandons Her Submarine Policy. Washington, April 22.-The United1 f States 'has made tentative plans t? I -cope with every conceivable situation : "which would result from the sever- j O r? nA ,A f /I i 1 i * V% ? vi w ic-u } Germany. For reasons tliev indicated were ob\ious officials tonight deemed it unwise to discuss the details. There is reason for believing, however, that some of the plans have to : i -do with the safety of American citi- | zens in the German empire and that [ others have to do with American supervision of German interests in the ! countries at war with Germany. Numerous dispatches on the sub- j jects are understood to have been sent to diplomatic representatives abroad, j particularly to Ambassador Ger&rd at! Berlin. The dispatches are regarded < as being highly confidential and for ' that reason information concerning them is unavailable here. Surprise to Berlin. j Among dispatches received from j Ambassador Gerard within the past j T**r? n /wi /v rr f A YY\ T\ * I nu UUJS ?l/ilC ucovuuin^ Uia<" ; ner in which the American note de- j' clarirg the purpose of the United j' States to break relations unless Germany modified her submarine meth-! i ods was received bv German offi-' , i ciaJs. While this, too, was held as -confidential, it is understood the am- i bassador represented Berlin officials i as being greatly surprised at the de-!. maiads of Washington. Mr Gerard is! said to ha^e gathered at least an im-' pression that the foreign office had; no idea that the communication! would be as drastic and as final as it wras. The general feeling here tonight apparently was not all at optimistic regarding the outcome. In the absence of other informative advices from Ambassador Gerard the day's j Dress disDatches were read closely.! Indication? in them that there might he delay or requests for additional ' information were regarded by officials ' . as significant. It was well urder. I stood, however, that the United States under no consideration will permit delay and discussion unless it is preceded by a declaration from Ger- j many that she lias so modified her ( submarine warfare as to bring it " - Inn "Wltmn Hie SCO-pe OI nun naiuinai ici"., ? It is very seldom that one receives ! : something for nothing, but if you will visit our Special Majestic Demonstra- j 1 tion durins: the week beginning April I 24th. we will show you how to obtain ; $8.00 worth of fine kitchen ware, ab- < solutely free. Newberry Hardware j company. ?~"_ THE HERALD AXD NEWS. ONE i YEAR FOR ?1.50. , 5 ? vmmi wuwv?wwwiw%tn\*u [ -4 The Wh g&brr- .~ ? i ^jjl: *"f$ i >' ,<.y-:i X >' i: r % I * ' ' : . T " ." I : : ' >*, 1 ' | < ' . t v: ; ' : . . : ; I ; I 1 y .. i I | < >' ! j \y&4*v v I | { .. W--? v/; " . /:> 1 r ' : p. -W : :' ' :V i# li * : = Photograph l>v Pranii Mooiv, C IX i?m !<> their program as a h and Chautauqua enthusiasts. Aji This company was organized Following ihe appearance ??f t The comment from Philadelphia \va*: " From Chicago came this comment: to the good." From Louisville, Ky.: ] (i KANT KKPRlKVKD HY MAN NINO ' ' t'.i l L> M iiOOl Sentence St;n?d I ntil May 1*.? Wa* ' ? t<? Have Mcen Kxeeutt'd Aaeivas, oue-thi Fridsiv. i '-.cciol'S and it .iiv<. i es.dent iiie iioide Gov Manning granted a reprieve j twenty-one years, i to -Joe Grant until Monday, May 15. | District .\o. :-i4, ot i The governor took this action in or- j berry, State or So * ?v . v ? e%% >. I j ^ ^ ... -^1 tier tnat ne migiu nave nine iw a iui-|ineu a petition \wu ther investigation He lias referred j 0t Education of the case to the trial judge and to the j state of South C attorney general and the solicitor and requesting that who prosecuted Grant. in said bchool Disti \ lar-^e number of petitions and CI- levying am add letters have been received in the or- tNV0 Ci> mills to governor's office, requesting that the lhe taxable proper sentence of Grant be commuted to j s< j200l District. life imprisonment, the petitioners j Xow therefore \ representing thai the evidence was composmg the Cou not sufficient to warrant the death faMon for Nev,i)err sentence. Grant was sentenced to be 0 boutii Carolina, uo electrocuted Friday. T) ,. . Board ot Trustees School District Xo. SMITH'S NITRATE SCHEME tion on the said q ADOPTED BY THE SENATE ., an additional spec: ? ... . ^ . mills to be collect* I l?l>er House Disposes ot Second , . ... . located in tlie sai Hiff Furht on the Arnif ! which said electioi Bill. ! tne St. Pauls Scli< Washington^ April 14.?The senate l> :^?late today adopted the army bill '* at ^hicli amendment of Senator Smith of {)oliS shall be open South Carolina appropriating c'ose(^ a*- ** P- m000,000 for a government nitrate '^ie moilibers of plant. The vore was 43 to 22. ,ees ()t saa* School This actio:.i disposed of the second as managers of st big fight in the senate over the sen- SU('h electors as re: a Vav tVw* 1irvnt?c\ nrnir rp- I District and returi a.LC suusiutac 1U1 Wilt liuuov ^ organization bill. Senator Smith's property for taxat amendment provides for the sale of hibit their tax reci Panama <*tnal bonds for raising Cht tion certificates as required $15,000,000 a^:-d the presi- eral elections, slii [lent is authorized to designate not vote. Electors fan more than five water power sites for such tax shall cast power plants. When products of these the word "yes"' v plants, which will be operated exclu- thereon, and each sively by the governme.it, are not such levy shall cas needed for manufacture of munitions ing the word "no" of war the surplus could be sold for j thereon. i .... tertinzer. v*iven unaer cnu this, the 13th day < TO DKA.W Jl RY Ccuntv Board of E berry County. ! Notice is hereby given that we, the CHAS undersigned Jury Commisssioners for j S T D Newberry County, S. C., will, at the J T S "V office of the Clerk of Court for New- j berry County, at Nine o'clock A. M? j April 28th. 1916. openly and publicly XOIKK Oh ELJhJ draw the mames of thirty-six (36) I'ERITY S( II001. men. who shall serve as Petit Jurors j *? at the Court of Common Pleas, which' Whereas, one-thi will convene at Newberry iCourt sectors and a Iil<f House, May l.~th, and will con- : reside t freeholder tinue for one week. j tventy-o :e years, i .1X0. L. EPPS j District Xo. 34, of t .TAS. R. HiALFACRE, j berry, State of Soi .1X0. C. GOGGAXS, j filed a petition witl Jury Commissioners for Xewberry; of Education of County, S'. C. j State of South C \ i-fli 101^ ! r-rnl rn?iioet;n<jr tliat -r\i ii j. vii, jj ?v-r.v.^...g v?v?w *" j in said School Disti Don't take anybody's word for it- i of levying a; add insist 011 knowing how a range is J of two (2i mills to made, inside and out. and you will; the taxable proper buy but one in a lifetime. A. range ex- School District. pert will be i.i charge of our Special Xow. therefore, v Majestic Demonstration for one week, -omposing the Cou ommencing April 24. Ask him. Xew- cation for Xewberr jerry Hardware coniDany. j South Carolina, do j Foard of Trustees Plies Cured in (> 10 14 Days i School District No. Zov.T drucsist will refund mcrtv if PV"' ! tioil OHl the said C! ^tvT\tv\tT p"t f. nnv c;iSr? of "it:: ! 3iind,l>'.eeditJflrcr ProtrudingI"' ; > an additional SPGC'i rhe first application ?iv tUWUUUWWMVmttiWUWHUWlU*MWM*VW ite Hussars as a Voi ^\v VVMV%Vt/tVl4^.'fcVVA/VbA' i/%V%iWVW1 '? N'!i^ . $ ~ v * -V^? ' ?!&*< . . - v - ^-; V V*% . ' ><;\ v $& j& -2V:^te .'.. . -cv ^">v T''.\V-'- .| - ' ' - 'ii-. ' '-.."'I ' >.v y y ;-. ; ' S . .-,: . v.- . . " '- '" .'?* ; - ' ' "' :v . ':" - ' ../ "v--\ . S ' ' / . ( Y"J ' V;l tfffe ;. : WM v^!tt -; " - : ' :V /: >v- :> . . * <& ',. ,w.; ;<V/A^ V J-... *.. ' //bS***r * #- I F&SSf?t.rST'- " levelaiul. ai??I. tin1 While Hussars. who arc coming here ('hautauqua iv one who has ever heard their selection entitled "The Sic some years ago t>y Ralph Dunbar, whose success as a prodi lie White Hussars in New York, one <?f the press comments They made a splendid appearance and were encored time al "They played Sousa's miisi* just as though Sousa was there If tou think you have heard band ii)usi<-, hear the Hussars. 1 iIUN IN ST. AAAA . iioinii i'>ii. :;i Z > :d of the resident ^ pi'oijoriion of liie rS ?i the aSe of | "The Canvas n St. Pauls r>ciiuo. :he County of .New- ^InSpiTatii 11T li < 'ti rr?l in a havo * ?.** VVV4 VilUU, UU 1 V i the County Board -Xewberrv County, arolina, petitioning ' 4 To any citizen of ar an election be held | J You owe it to your rict 011 the question : ? itional special tax i home cares. t. ? , , i, You owe it to your be collected on all . ... f ., horizon which come iron ty within the said JHE REDPATH C: Season tickets are n ve the undersigned, ^ bought after the commit nty Board of Edu- ^ y County, State of i hereby order the ^,1 -> of the St. Pauls Chautauqua } 34. to hold au elec [uestion of levying! ial tax of two (2) i mills to be collected oil the pi ?d 011 the property j located in the said School I d School District, j which said election shall be 1 1 shall be held at the Town Hall in the )ol House, in said School District, Xo. 14. on Frida 84, on Friday, May 5, litlG, at which said elect! said election the polls sliail be opened at 7 a. i ed at 7 a. m., and closed at 4 p. na. n he members of the Board oj the Board of Trus- j tees of sa::l School District sh District shall act as managers of said election, tid election. Only S:icJi electors as reside in said side in said School District and return real or p< i real or personal property for taxation, and w .ion, and who ex-lhibit their tax receipts and re eipts and registra-. tion certificates as reauired i i required in gen- eral elections, shall be alloi all be allowed to rote. Electors favoring tbe ) oring tbe levy of such tax shall cast a ballot con a ballot containing the word "yes'' written or vritten or printed thereo \ and each e'ector opp< elector ipposed to such levy shall cast a ballot c it a ballot contain- ing the word "no"' written or written or printed thereon. ' Given unaer our hands an< hands and seals this the 13th (lay of April. 191 }f April, 1916. County Hoard of Education fo Iducation for New- berry County, S. C. s- C- CHAS. P. BARRE P. BARRE, s. J. DERRICK1, ERRICK, j g WHEELER. irHEELER. ^ TO 'CORRECT ERROR TJO\ I\ PROS DISTRICT >0. 14 Cedar Springs Sues I'ompfrolk eral Sawyer. rd of tiie resident; proportion of the The suit 1,;1 tho *"P'v' e c< < of the a?e of t0:ce ^le comptroller general i Prosperity school 0,u a fnn<1 of tur repai lie Cour.tv of New-1 a: the l'eJar Springs inslitu Jill Carolina, have|arS"ed- Solicitor A E. Hill ; i ika c*r..vnxr*l \\* t-i i the County Board ! e" ",v - Xewberrv Cou?:tv I SPRt! a( ted ror Attorney Gener arolina. petitioning i p>s in "-presenting the com] an election he held I ?e"era1' r'le P * were beeun because of an e] ict on the question 1 , . , , i the appropriation bill. ltional special tax j ^ be collected on all! \ (,ln, T|lank,.. ty vithi; the said \\> take this opportunity of : in.u our many friends for theii ib trie unders'gned, kindness and sympathy shown nty Board of Edu- | ins: the recent illness and dt y County, State of our dear little son Horace Lev nereDy oruer uie ->u. ami .?m>. o. of the Prosperity 14. to hold a., elec- Invigorating to the Ps.e and uestion of levying al tax of two (2) i " r"u"1; " . mwvmwiiw uuAvumnw WMUM js! Choir?A O12 Tj' 11F j : '-^. i - 5?it h ? ..,?V.^ I . . r Si If' . # ^ I I ' i I .-a mm% ! i ^ I ! I Uy \U . ' : > ,_/( Vp < ~<' n : . 11 : ? v ! i i . ' >: / ! ! . Hi - .7 | j I ' J i J . i i : : ; | I N " " j ? v ' | -*rA . : j j .., , j j : . . i i ? : ... - ; n I ! 3$fe I ! 1 - . ! /0?-.'^3 | j $0*'^ |t. -Wjr ; I , ^ ! Mmi-rmM "v <AyM' v ! y.C<'y.W' " Xy'4>? j ^\ a ' '1 P PII11 ^ US I# i % 1 P If fe"' zLl L'&^?^'4v - .. j L ' week, also appear as a vocal choir. The entire proy iirti Kide." with its merry <iuips and clever pantomiu leer of musical companies is too well known t<> need said: "The Hussars arc immaculately jrroomed, good rter time.*' to direct it." From Cincinnati: "They easily earrit.H They not only play good music, but sing as well. SYNONYMOUS TER! __________ ' r?iipo>" '-Th P I I iTfc -S w JA * * v*y A1 ? V W I W . )n, Recreation and Popul "The Redpath Chautauq i up to date community: growing boy and gfrl to give them a Chautat jr wife to give her a Chautauqua vacation self to get the recreation, the entertainment, a attending a Kedpath Chautauqua. HAUTAUQUA IS COMING HERE ow on sale by the local committee at one ha tee's supply is exhausted. Week in Newberry Apri roperty FIGHTING RENEWED )istrict, leld at More Fierce Engagements on EnQSl'H C?lll(Vnlll/wl I JnAC A IF i vciuiiH w. May j Salient. on the n.. and Hard fighting has been in progress in the Verdun region and heavy forces : 1 rus- have been thrown into the battle by ail act botli sides, but the changes of ground Only have not been notablj- great. School i>iie ?truggie seems to have been srsonal nu)st intense in the region of Dead ho ex-.^jail northwest of the fortress, gist.a- w]iere prench and Germans have _ I a zeu-1 taj-en turns in launching an offended to . | sive. e\> ?f, xeithcr side claims any gains as a taming rof.ujt Paris admits that the Gerprinte j m;ing a f0otho!d in some of the 3sed to i ne.\v French trenches, but declares ontam- i , _ , ,.tne Germans were later driven out. prmted! _ La sfmple method for .retajl1 sealsi i;i;s to increase their trade 6. r New- jn the March American Magazine a woman tells of a suggestion she ? made as the result of a butcher's indiffei ence. ' 1 don t wisn to compiam aoout ! your service,' she stated to the mana_ j ger. 'but I should like to tell you how \o improve it?at least in my town.' *r Gen- '""me manager smiled in a wearied sort of way a d resignedly asked, Well?" mrt to " 'Tell your butcher at tow to exto pay tend the same courtesies to a woman r work who makes a twer.ty-cent purchase of te was 1 pork chops that he does to one who appear- , bays a two-dollar leg of lamb. Your Town- man is a good butcher, but he is hurtal Pee- ins* trade bv humiliating your poorer ? droller customers. His method of obtaining eedings big sales will result in no sales. rror in "The manager to her surprise jumped up and grasped her by the hand. | Thar.k you,' he said, 'for tine sanest criticism that has come to me for thank- | v eekS.' And he gave her a good pcb r many tyien an(j there.'" tis dur- j w T 0! CHICHESTER S PIUS ' V THE DIAMOND URAM). /. salev ! LrsiUcsJ Ask y?i ir Oruuclnt for /j\ ?. t'lii-ehcS'lcr 8 Diamond Brond/A\ i'lilsin Rod an i Cold me:ailic\V/ p. j l-v-'s, ?.:c l v;:h Jiiue Ril bo.i. \X OtCf^iV I fW i'ySj J 'J'irJ.O n< ulhfr. 7?tjv oi* TOtir ? j ~ *f Drccrt-'t. :Mr< Iti.f acr tonic \ , *?- iM.\ :< .:> IM;.r rives cut I >? , F3 3 - fot. A!-.- ,. t\thr '-j \^"mvwiwv 0tei?a Week A twvvjA r 'isyiwyitt vrnv * i. v* : : .' jV' ; /. ^ . . ' ' .V . Ills i'4 < 'Mi , .' . : ?k , V tm! w : - -v / > , ' . . >' y-, '- v> < - -mi-. . . ' ' < : V:-'^ % ' y X" A, r, < . . ' V'. % ?.-v5^-'vr v.> ? ^ .."V^ v. .." *. -,J >jf" : *-.' ytOMS |- i .* ' J?& '. , ; ' ' ' | ? - 5 v | , / ' %iM H i > . 1 - ? ,.. I, , .; # ?'wr"fa,r ..rtfr1'-; 'ti.'i rams are pervaded with i!ic >firriiiir enthusiasm le. ran rtM-;ili iis real hum?>r. nor ran ho forget tf further mention here. [ looking yoiini; men mat piay wen ami sins 1 off the honors. Voices were irood. the music \ They arc particularly satisfying and make a line _ ... . -H - i sty of the People" :: jfl ar Education" < - i " J lua %< <? iqua education. 4 from the year round routine of 4 the inspiration, the broadened ? If dollar less than they can be ? *> ! 1 27th to May 4th J * I Mystifying Chemical Trick. A plain blue handkerchief is shown 1 to the audience. When the handkeri chief is warmed it turns white and ! when cooled resumes its former color. Make a starch paste and add enough water to the paste to thin it Then | add sufficient tincture of iodine to coij or the liquid blue. A few drops wilt I be enough. Dye a white handkerchief hlnr? limiiH qtw! whon n JIU t"?o U\JUJ\4, M 11\A w uvu buv j handkerchief is dry it is ready for the i trick.?Popular Science Monthly. A Bargain. "Lock, dearie, at the lovely pair of j shoes I bought today. Such a bargain, i 1 too?only $3.00." j "But aren't they a trifle small for. | you?" { "Now that you mention it, I think I they are, but what can one expect for J i such a ridiculous price?"?St Louis ' Post-Dispatch. I The Difference. I Mail has fashioned the world He ; has tunneled its peaks, bridged 'its ^ : chasms, drained its floods, laid cables | across Its oceans, cut its isthmuses, I farmed its deserts and set up Its civ- r i llizations. He fashions. Woman folI lows the fashions?that is the difference.?Life. 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