The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 03, 1918, Page THREE, Image 3
r pau.se in great battle
allied line holding
f \
Mech of the Snap of the German At
talking Forces Absent From the
L Latest M&noeuvers in
L Flanders.
9 ... .. . '
V Again mere nas come a pause n
H the \?attie of Flanders, where th<
P ground everywhere is covered witi
f the-grav-clad bodies of German dead
and the British and French are hold
ing securely to all their positions.
From Saturday until well into Mon
tiay night Gen. von Arnim's force:
continued their efforts to break th<
British lines on the Ypres salient am
^ to press back the British and Frencl
B to the soutnwest, out everywuen
I their efforts were fruitless. True the:f
sained their objective ana again cap
m tured Locre, but a counter-thrus
K forced them out a?ain.
jf In the hilly region just to the norti
1 of Lorre the British also pushed bad
*the enemy at several points, notabl;
Between Kemmel and La Clytte.
|||| Lacking In Snap.
Much of the snap of the German at
Brooking forces has been absent fron
the rr:>~oeuvers ttiey liave Deen cany
ing out in Flanders under the stiffen
ed line of the Entente troops.
To the south near Amiens and t<
L the east around Xoyon the enemy like
Bwise has failed in all his attempts i(
W push farther forward. The Eritisl
r east cf Villers- Bretonneux, whict
'" ? "* 1 -- Armonc :VinV(
I 116S (Ursui: v cast ui .iu?^nU, .
advanced their front, and in the Xcy
on sector the French have reestablish
ed their lines, which the Germans pre
viously had captured from them.
The Germans on various sectors c
the line are still hurling tons o
stee! against the British and FrencI
^ positions'', but the Allied guns ar-;
Ioveryhwere answering them.
Foeh and His Reserves'
"Wh'.Ie the present halt in ine battl?
poss: Vy may indicate the near ap proa
h of the throwing into the fra;,
of tVo rreat reserve army which Gen
Foci h t, gathered, that such is th<
integer. of the supreme commande:
'of the Allied forces has not becomc
n ic not imnro'oable. how
ajpj/c*.i vut. aw 4 ever,
that at a meeting of the interallied
war council in Paris Wednesday
measures having in view the turning
of the tide of the battle will be upper,
."most in the discussions.
In a!! the various war theaters ex
?ept the western the situation remain;
reMi.ely calm so far as fighting is
concerned. All along the front in Itah
^ reciprocal bombardn^nts continue.
Serbian Gains.
"In Macedonia the Serbians in the re
gion of Monastir again have enterec
an enemy position and annihilated
the srarrison. They a"!so liave beet
-successful in repulsing an attack bj
"Bulgarians which had as its objec(
the recapture of positions nea^
vetreisx.
L The Rroperor-King of Austria-Hun
pgarv is asain reported in Swiss ad
Yvices to be holding out the olivc
Bubranch of neace?this time in the di
? rection of Italy. He is say! to have
* -appealed to Italy to consider the prof,
fer in her own interests.
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PARIS f.r\RT>E!) BY TWEXTYf
:St:VE\ LINES OF TRENCHES
, .
' Washington, April 30.?Gen. Focli
genera lissmo of the allied armies, i;
taking nothing for granted as to th?
ability of the Franco-British-Ameri
can line to hold.
The crumpling up of the Britisf
^ nfth army which, at the outset of th-:
^Germ;>n offensive, guarded the gate
way to the plans of Picardy, carrier
its lesson home.
"While the people of two continent:;
"have been speculating anxiously a:
to ihe whereabouts of Foch and th,
interallied army of maneouver, it wa:
learned authoritatively today tha
"Foch has not been idle,
f 'Twenty-seven lines of trenches. 1
was ilte^osed., have been constructs
k recently between the battle front ii
L Flanders and the city of Paris.
F*0Ch, It Was Siaieu, ucicumuvu,
^ spire the impatience of onlookers, t
i attcrrot nothing in the way of a conn
> ter-offensive until assured bevon;
fionbt thr.t there existed between (hi
er.env and Paris an inmenetrable lim
v>f d<^renses. every attack a<_?ains
\rhich would take from the Prussian
a frightful toll in blood.
Within th*1 rast 24 hours, it is in
I dicated in high quarters, the charac
ter of resistance being offered th
ir ofhnr cpr
I vmerny arouna t pirs mm
W tions of ihe lino jJlves rea-wi to or
lleye that the Germans are besrinnin
I to blunt their sword on Foch's dc
fensec.
"Meanwhile American militarv es
I o<"""ts. confident. that the crisis in fh
W "fightinsr has been reached, exores
J 'The "belief thnt the fisrht.insr of th
nevt 19 hours will prohahlv detei
mine rho fate not onlv o" Fo^b as s:
' prome commander. hut of ot^e" hi?
command5? *>n the western front.
9 The l1"' > will hold and tr>e ohann
ports will not ho surrendered. Th:
' "is the assurance that carne in face <
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"The Checkerboard
5 By the distinguishe
Foster Frazer. Sii
11 official newspaper cor
1 i the Allied Armies in
anH !ia? R
i "Soldiers of the Sir
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Lj The most gripping ar
^ j by a hero who has b
1; planes?Captain Ge
"! the Royal Flying C
mother, sister and t\v<
this war. A story yo
! "Business and the Y
. I By Frank Mulholl
_; Commercial Club ai
; Rotary Clubs of the
J from the Western Frc
J ;
!i "Marching the Hon
> ,
i! By Mrs. Christine i
i! ter and founder of the
> I ti )n. Her talk is on
I
FvliiKIf r-.f famnus
- j J IAUilL/l. w? ?
-; Remarkable display of
n! ORHER BIG
The 100 pei
rnvFRiNG -
: J Newberry,
j in n? ? ??mm??? -mm
.maa??iimiiiimwiiimiiiwwibiiiiiii ii mm
? this from the British ana French en
? lassies and war fissions. Yeste
' * * fi?i-U + ir> f hpt
. i aay s ngnuug, it vv ci? siattu ui
quarters today, demonstrated beyor
T question, that the line can hold.
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MANNING BISIXE>
; Former Spartanburg Stock and Bon
: Mail Buys Out Vivian M. Manning1.
Latter to Army.
j
Greenville -News.
W. Frank Hipp, lately of Spartai
j burg, has purchased the stock, bor
.L and real estate business of Vivian ?
Manning, and will take possessic
today. Mr. Hipp has engaged in th
L line of business for. the past sever
~ >ears, both in Spartanburg and Xe\
V, ? L'nnnrc itc ir>o n rwl Hilts i
| UCI I ? , auu nuuiiu
all details.
Mr. Manning said yesterday th:
; he will leave Greenville this afte
- noon, to go to Camp Jackson, O
? lumbia, where he will enlist in tl
. army as a private, hoping to be ah
to enter the officers' training can
! there in the near future. He stoc
the physical examination here la
. j Friday and passed without a hitc
] >lf. Manning will be the sixth ?on <
j Governor Richard T. Manning to 6i
I j ter the armed service of the Unite
.. Ctates.
j All Greenville frill be sorry to s(
1 Vivian Manning leave, but wiil \
. I glad that his services in the futui
> j will be given to helping defeat tl
Germans. At the same time. M
, Hipp will be welcomed to the bus
ness circles of the city. He will o
. ciipy the sa'l"^ offices Mr. Mannir
_ had in tho Palmetto buiiding.
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tj DOES YOt'K BACK ACHE I
^ ; It's usually a sign of sick kidney
] ! especially if the kidney action is di
- 1 nrriprerl nassasres scanty or too fr
i quent. Don't wait for more serio:
. j troubles. Begin usin? Doan's Kidn<
-> Pills. Read this Xewberrv te?timon'
i
. J E. V. Dedmond. Player eL. say:
1 j "Some time a .4^ I was .'Mwr bad wi
aJ Sidney trouble. My back was lan
* i and it seemed to ache all the tin
c I
t j My kidneys were in a bad c.mditk
3 j and I was bothered by their too fr
I ouent action. I was diz/.v and
+;*> > a- t r.rwilf] hard!v stand or strain
^ j I 1 111
. I en up after stooping. M-vrninsis
(.; could hardly set around rr>d 1 \v
_! in pretty bad shape. Hearing
.. Doan's Kidney Pills. F bought sor
g- at Way's Drug Store, and c;ot reli
ri^rht away. My back felt stron"
and my kidnovs were- in nru-h bett
share. Continued use entirely cur
ie | mc "
* j <'0r. at all aprs. Fosicr-Milbu
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a* i 'Citizens vt N'< *.v* -vr. !:nve cr
of ; tributed through Mr. Raba Thomas
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ireat War
the big j
PI i I
inauiauqua ;
I of Europe"
d British Knight, Sir John
John is England's most famous
respondent. He has been with
France, with the British Grand
ussi? under war conditions.
f
id thrilling war-story ever told, '
rought down 20 German aerorr
7?._;_L 11
orge rreaencK uu/?//uc?, w#
orps. His entire family?father,
o brothers have been victims of
u'll never forget.
Var" !
i
and, past president of Toledo
ad International Association of
World. He has just returned
>nt. i
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le to Victory" I
Frederick, the well-known wrir
"Applecrott,'' experiment ita- ; '
winning the war in the kitchen.
Raemakers War Cartoons
War Posters of the Allies
ATTR ACTIONS -j j j
cent Program *
CJir\7J?TVJ _ HAVQ
iJU V JL-J- "VI - ?~SITTk. SL Ujf
, May 17-24 !
Mill i
s- Newberry College and Postmaster V/.!
r-1 A. Hill the sum of for thn'
>e ' prpose of purchasing Liberty Bonds J
id ; purpose of purchasing Liberty Bonds J
; lief of the suffering thousands in j
j Armenia and elsewhere in Asia Minor.!
j These bonds will be sent to the Ar;:s
j menian-Syrian Relief Committee
j v,iiic-ii win use tuem m us ^orK wna.
\
id , out reselling them untii after the
' close of the war. Any persons who
j have not as yet contributed to this
cause and who may desire to have a
part in this most worthy charity,
j which also helps the government,
iri j may hand or send their contributions
,i | to Mr. Thomas, who is a native of
)n j Persia, or to Postmaster Hill.
~ | Since coming to Xewberry College,
j Mr. Thomas has made a large num.
v-.iber of talks in churches and at misin'
sionary meetings, and he will he
1 glad to tell the sad story of his peof
,
pie's plight to any other congregation
that mav be interested He may be
r ! I
"; addressed in care of Newberry Ccli
lege.
10 i The following receipt shows thai
r?no SlOA T.ihprfv Pnnrl hn*? already
| been paid for: .. 8 * j
)Ul "Received from the Citr* !
"" | Newberry, S. C.. by Baba Tho^iua ana
! W. A. Hill, the sum of one hundred
D* !
"jciollars for one Liberty Bond for the j
relief of Armenians and Syrians. ,
John M. Kinard,
Chairman Liberty Loan Cem."
ie j ?puofl A')JO(in ? -*?5 - I
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v j Mrs. Dixon rives This Medicine Kn-}|
'"I dorsement ? Daughter fJenetitted J j
c*-i (iratefu! Mother of Anderson Wo. I!
. man xiivos Praise ti? Remedy Pruvj
inir so Valuable.
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i "There fs no other medicine to |
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I and so do I." was Hie unqualified ens.
i dorsenient of Tan lac by Mrs. [. C
s-| Dixon, of I'll'.LMain "St., Equinox. Ane-jclerson.
The daughter she referred
us to is Mrs. j. C% Paile.v. "My daughter
iv j was in a terrible run down condition, j!
>r: [ had no appetite, and she suffered a j
5: j groat deal with her nerves. She suf-j
th j fered almost all the iime with severe j
ne j pains a' tss her back, and she fro- j
lie ' 01 cntly complained of indigestion.
>n i "She had been 'r u*'.lly bad healta !
e-! for over a year when she be can tak-j!
at ins Tan lac, but the medicine began to ,
hi build her up right away. ;rhe Tanlacil
1 relieved those ills and strenghtened
as her in a truly wonderful way. Her
of nerves were strengthened, her apne
petite returned and she did not have ;
;ef trouble with her stomach. F am glad j
er to recommend Tanlac. for I think
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.er i there is no remedy to equal it."
eu ! Tar. lac. r.aster medicine is sold 1
by: . !
Gi!,;? '* Weeks. Newberry, ? C.,'
Pro?ner:*v C o . Prosperity. Lit - i
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lain. >. W. C. ITollovvay, Chap-1
! polls. S. r . Wiritiniro Pfctrawur.!
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION'
The regular snring examination for
teachers' certificates will be hrid at
the court house on Friday, May 3,
beginning at 9:30. Owing to tho
scarcity of teachers throughout the
state, it is hoped that all thos^ whose
i
Starting a Tc
When you ha\
ber on the telephoi
voice say, "This is!
and Such speaking,'
whether you have 1
not.
On the contrai
"Hello! Hello!" yo
you are obliged to v
When called t
ways introduce youi
11 i' ^
an preiliniiiaiy que;
confusion.
When you tele
SOUTHERN BELL 1
AND TELEGRAPH
I Men, Foe
& wtnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmammmmmaammmmmmmmmm
S It Requires 7
I To Gondii
(without1
your ser
I work rn
duty call
5 whateve
1 heaven <
| Think of t
- standing g
(America,
?Hungry
j thing to e<
jfi We respectfi
olant sometF
I vest time is I
have raised
grow sometF
t. should prom
food supply.
Has it ever c
food, even tl
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Having plan
your grey m
Saving Stan
We shall co]
anyone in h
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I 3. C. MATTiIF.WS, T. K
President.
| Membt
v r;^113388??
[ f
i certificates have expired and tho.-e i
i who desire to teach will stand the ;
j examination. To obtain a first grad.i ;
| 1
certificate, the applicant must make j
an average of not. less than 80 per '
! cent and not less than 5*0 per cent |
' - ? au a rryr\rf i
on any one urautu. j. ue moi 8iiuo
certificate may be renewed by the '
?
I
z
I
ilephone Talk
i
re called for a num?
le and you hear a
So and So, Mr. Such !
' you know at once
:he right number or
i
i
ry, if the voice says
u are in the dark, and
raste time in asking.
:o the telephone al
self at once. It saves
stionirig, and avoids
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phone?smile
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>d and Air
hree Things?
ct a 'War?
either it is a failure.
vices are not accepta
anfully, however h
Is you. Do the be
r you have to cont
:on't do more.
he hungry soldiers, at the
uard, protecting the won
and upholding the Lib
because you and I woi
it.
ully ask everyone who wishes I
ling to eat in their gardens at <
here, you will be amazed at th
IN YOUR GARDENS. Who
ling for himself to eat? Self
Dt everyone to work as never
A -r
Plant every available vacan
>ccurred to you that this fall yc
lough you have the money?
s much to yourself and your C
*
ted and worked your gardens,
aiter (brains), and buy eithe:
ip, or Thrift Stamp.
nsider it an honor to be asked
elping to win the war.
"Little drops of water,
Little grains o f sand,
Make the mighty ocean,
And the beauteous land. "
\l BANK OF NEY
JOHNSTONE, H T. CANN<
Cashier. Assistant C
?r Federal Preserve
board issuing it. To obtain a second
grade certificate applicant must
a verase TO uer cent with not less
than -J." per cent on my one branch.
This may be renewed where tha
teacher attends an .approved Summer
School. To obtain a third grade
certificate applicant must average 60
per cent with not less than 40 per
cent on any subject. A third grade
certificate can not be renewed. All
certificates are issued for two year3.
The county board will issue certificates
on the presentation of A. B. or
B. 3. diplomas from the accredited
colleges of this state, but has no authority
to accept any other kind of
diploma or a diploma from another
^tate.
AoDlicants will brins examination
paper.
C. M. Wilson.
County Superintendent of Education.
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