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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
commissary Clerk Suicides.

At Carlisle. few days ago, D. c.
Farmer, chief commissary clerk for
Russell & Killibrew, railroad contrac-
tors. shot and instantly killed himself:
The report of a pistol was heard IN
the hotel, and when W.. H. Gist and
the porter rushed to the room they
saw his body lying on the floor before
a bureau with his brains spattered on
the floor. The ball entered his right
temple and was fired from 44-calibre
pistol. The only explanation of che
terrible tragedy was two notes, say
ing: ."Telegraph Robert Russell at
Union that 1 have killed myself. D. G.
Farmer. son of II. D. Farmer, Allen
dale"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
Roy Foully Murdered.

Fate shealy, a 14-year-old waite n''
was found one morning recently near
the old Taylor place, just south Of Co
lumbia, with his head horribly crush
ed and his mouth split back to the
ears. The boy with two men have been
living in a camp near the river earn
ing their living by fishing. On the day
of the tragedy the men went out to
set their lines anu on returning found
the boys dead body Robbery is now
thought to have been the cause. A
valuable gun LETT at the camp is miss
ing.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
CURT IS ORGANIZED.

Prelitninaries to investigating States.
bcro Affair Begun at Savannah.
A Savannah dispatch says: Owing
to the enforced delay in the arrivai
of Colonel ". ". Barker, Of Atlanta.
the court of inquiry appointed by
Governor Joseph n. Terrell to inves.
tigate into the conduct Of the state
militia at StatesLoro and fix the
blame for the failure to carry out Or
ders, nothing was done by the board
Thursday save the incidental work o.
formal organization.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
EMRLEMs ARE NOT FILED.

Alabama Political Parties Fail to Reg
:... ister Their "Trademarks." =. ::
Alabama laws require that each par
ty having a ticket in a general elec
tion shall have on such ticket an en-
blem of such party, and that copies
shall be filed in the Office Of the secre-
tary of state within sixty days before
elections. SO far none have been
filed. and the time is up September 6.
The democrats have adopted rooster
with the words white Supremacy
over it and "For the Right" beneath.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
TIVE Suspects Released.

Butter l.oir and Will Martin, the
two ycang white men who have been
in cu:>oiy at Newberry for several
days. charged, with the murder Of
Maud Alien, we're released by the au'
thoritics. The release WAS the result
OF finding Hol;'s wife, who. Up to a
few days ago. was thought to be the
murdered woman now lying in the Co.
lumbia. IorSUe.
Holt end Martin have returned to
their homes
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01

&oE. T was on June Friday af-
4 Z ternoon, and the band Of
Q @ the 'Garde Republicaine
4 L had just finished playing
{ ~oR one of the popular
marches, which set the toes of all the
little models sitting under the trees
in the Luxembourg Gardens tapping
sympathetically upon the gravel.
Z Out on the broad walk near the
pond passed to and fro the ceaseless
stream Of types which one meets
with only in the Quarter, and very
frequently even there only on Friday
afternoons. Above the palace fut-
tered focks of pigeons which have
made the gables and finals their home
for years.
{ Truly, the palace would rot be the
same without pigeons remarked a
little model to her ami as she tripped
gayly down the steps and passed
across the sun-bathed path on their
way to a shady corner on the further
side of the garden.
But neither bonnes, with fiuttering
ribbons and immense white aprons,
nor overdressed nor underdressed chill
dren bowling hoops and growing. nor
futtering balloons on the end of the
strings, nor artists, nor students, nor
even the old soldiers with grizzled
mustaches and shufhing footsteps, at
tracted half so much attention as the
blind young man sitting beneath the
shade of one of the chestnuts, with the
lovely, quietly dressed girl at his side.
"Ahw said Dufayel, as he saw our
elances rest questionably on these two,
'there is sad history attached to
him and to her, and yet why should /
call it sad, for they love each other?'
And Dufayel shrugged his shoul-
ders and smiled in a cynical way with
which, good-hearted chap that he was,
be tried to deceive his best friends into
thinking him a misogynist.
That" he continued, ''is Andre De
lormn, and she-once Suzanne, the
pretty model sat Colorossi's-is his
z wife. Yes, he is blind, and that is tie
(, sadness of their history. Three year;
ago Andre was Ole of the most prom
ising of the younger painters; everJ
one thought that he was sure of
Bronze He worked hard and stud
led har-l, and except that lie admired
Suzanns no one could accuse him Of
having any interests outside the pic
ture he was painting.
"One Gay-you will remember read
ING about it-a great fire broke out q
the back Of the studios rot far from
5. the Care du Mont Parn;sse. VI
heard nothing OF it a. the studio unit:
the noise OF the engines thunderin:
by at the bottom Of the street and tn
shouting and the blowing Of horns tol'
US that 4 fire was in progress.
ANDRE and half & dozen others las
tily threw down their pallets. put o!
their coats. dashed down the SteeI
) staircase out into the street. AID the
rushed away along the Boulevard +
the place where tie ire WIS. Ret0:
they could make their way thIoCS
the crowd which thronged the end &
the street. ike Il flash il came to seN
ecal OF us at once tl2at Suzanne O
TueSGays--it was 4 Tuesday-aiwaE
sat to Jules EoEnard.
No one liked JuleS-So@ehow "
could not trust him-and therefore W
were not much surprised TO galhc
from one Of the crowd that Jules la
made his escape from the studio 1t IL
first alarm Of fire without giving muc
thought to Suzanne.
"Soon there was q great outcry 9
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
WHOLESALE ARRESTS ORDERED

Prominent Citizens ct Cripple Creek
Must Answer for Deportations.
Capiascs were placed in the hands
of Sheriff Bell Wednesday afternoon
for twenty-eight prominent citizens OF
the Cripple Creek District against
whom information have been filed il
the district cour:. The charges are con-
suiracy and assault to kill. conspir
acy and false Imprisonment, and con-
sDiracy, malicious mischief and la-.
ceny in connection with TIE ceporta
tions Of miners.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
Latimer Visits Parker.

Senator Asbury C. LatiEler. OF SoAtn
Carolina. was the onl.: political vIsl'
for At Roserount Monday. says a dis
match from Esopus. He arrived late
in the afternoon and received & hearty
welcome from Judge Parker. The sena
tor d:nad with the Judge, and at 9:4o
y n. went to Norwich, N. Y, where
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
Train ManGlee Deaf Mute.

Ben Smalles, the deaf and dumb soa
of jim Smal!ey, OF the Westminstei
cotton mills, was run over by
through freight at Westminster and
in:tan,iy killed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
Early Exrositions.

The first exposition was i'll Paris in
77oS: the 1rst in England in 1923, and
in America in New York in 1855.
These were not international like the
worlds fair. The first of these was in
London in ISL
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01

At Providence, Sumter county, Su.
rcrviscr William H. Scale and Magis'
l.ate Z. l.. Folk had an alteration
in which Folk was killed. Details are
meoger.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
News ana Courier Lcos5 Associate

News ana Courier Leee5 Associate
Editor.
Carlisle Mckinley. associate editor
of The News and Courier, died in
Charleston a few days ago, after long
illness. He was the author of "An
Appeal to Pharaoh" AIN argument for
deportation of negroes to Egypt, which
attracted much attention. Some of bis
poems have been widely quoted. He
was a distant relative of the late Pres
ident Mckinley.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
CANDIDATE WATsoN's PROGRAM

VIII Do His Principal! Campaigning in
Doubtful States.
1t is announced in New York that
Mr.. Nltson's campaign will be con.
fined almost entirely to the doUbofG''
states. THIS is, naturally, construed
to mean that, following the lines II
his speech of acceptance, the nopulis:
nominee proposes to aim his batter:
les 1t the democratic party. aid cor.
fine his work to those states w.cSe
there is a possibility OF doing most
damage to tie democratic Nominees.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
AUTO TAKES TWO LIVES.
Cwner. Lost Control of Machine and
Disaster Resulted.

Blinded by the dust thrown by an
..uto IN front or him, Barney Oldfeld,
of Cleveland, Ohio. lost control OF his
machine in a raise start of the fifth
event of the worlds fair automobile
speed contest at st. Louis Sunday
ana crashing through the outer fence
of the course, Instantly killed JOHN
Scott, a watchman, and inflicted in
juries upon Nathan Montgomery, a
negro. from which he died few hours
later. Oldfeld was painfully iIl1rec
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01
OIL GUSHERS ARIkZE.

Three at Jennings, La, Catch Fire and
Five Others Endangered.
Information comes from Jennings,
La, that three Oil gushers, Morse Nos;
G, Z and 8, caught fire Thursday, and
FIVE other oil wells are in great dan
ger. The message bore the further In.
formation that at l o'clock there seem.
ed to be little hope of saving the. field
from total destruction, although everp
effort was being made
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-01

T was on q June Friday af-
ternoon, and the band Of
the Garde Republicaine
had just finished playing
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
Sie6cn WGnner critift.

Shredlihcr llnfoll III ciltcr Gbons
orllbe nobe SobnStolun, go. -
9ic iiber Scr S6adteinfobrt
Itebenoe @iitte 9erietb i'll 9rol0
nno sic 3ugllit tricb 0cn Rolltl
ms Snncrc.
SobnStomn II, ga, -. 0e5. -
9urd) elm Selter, mcldeS beltte III
elmer Siitte bel Der S6ufteinfa6rt
Der .&ceic @amnono 9rif 60" SIT
@orfielo, nahe 9oIiunr, unntittelbor
0itli6 bon bier, muabrad), erltldtcn
bier 9~llSIGnoer, ulo 5ruci Ancrifo-
ner, NamenS Soml. s. Sen0erlon
u1o Senrp 8iblon morelt %bemuBtlo&,
ais man lie 1%erauSbolte. GS lit froG.
lid, Oh JIG am 2eben erbalten nerocn
f0nnen. NlS Die Siittc 6ellcr ling,
trie6en Die SGder Den Halld) III Die
,3ede, 10 ooB Die guSlGnoer crltidter.
@ie oos Jeuer cntiton0, lit nid)t be
tonnt.
(SpGter.) - Sm @on5en crltid-
TEN iieben |erionen, idmmtlif) 0itrei-
did, ungoriihe llntertbanen, III
1Solae oeS 9rnnoeS. Die Milc I'M
ter Der Sfo6tbiitte mar feline 3cd)c,
ionoern cine Sbouqrltbe, un0 %
Rann arbeiteten Oorin; Is oerielben
ipilroen gcrettet mo iieben fomen
Inn. Die Siitte iiber Der Sd)ad)t-
einfnbrt mob Is bel 20 Sub inl @e-
piert, mo Der Rallf muroe, ais 'ooS
Ieller allSbrud), 6urdl ben 3ug binab
in sic @rlbe getrieben. Sobalo, ais
es moglih mar, rib man Die brett.
nenoe Siitte 5%ulamnen, ulO cine
GettIngsmannidait elite ioiort bill-
ab, nm Die 2eute berols 5u bolen.
Siinf MGnter lporen ieooh bereitS
foot uno 5lpei onoerc itarben, fur5
nof)oem lie ms Sreie gebraht nor
ben moren. Die Spfer narcn nid)t
i'm @erineiten %perbrannt, ionoern err
lagen benz qualmenoen Railfe. Mtan
permntbet, oaB Elm 8rlibenarbeiter,
ipelfer III benz Shahtbauie letll
M~ittageiien per5ebrte, Den Sranb
burd ltmperfen elmer 2dmpe perhr-
| iddte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
Glarn Nolcr freiaeiprpdlen.

Nem Oorf, %. December. =
Clara IOler, Is Sabre alt, nliroe
eeitern in Nem.Yorf bon Der In.
flage oeS ainoesmoroes ireiaeipro-
feu. 0os nnpeienoe Hublifum
brad bel Der M~nfiinoisultg bes ltr'
tbeils 1T Sohrlfe ants, uno Die Wsits
glieoer Der Slrp idoiien 500 fir
Die 5reigeiprodene 5uiammen. Clara
bate einen @eriud eemaht, Selblt'
moro ourd ginnebmen bon gen5in,
weld)es iie fir aarboliGiire belt. 81
beeeben. Cine 5rernbin ifIua ibr
bas Sldi6hen bon ben 9ippelt unb
cine GuattitGt floB babel Dem Rinoe
in ben Miino. 10 Dab es on ben Sol
gen itorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

oung SIM @ei,tfe iener StoOt. Ger
ErGiioent nobm oicicIbe an, crtlGrtc
aber, Die gcnaile 3eit ieineS 9eiudcS
f0rne er nod nidt onQeben; cr Min.
ibe 5lpar lebr, ben 9eilld rcd)t balls
81 MADDEN, Tonne obcr MIR iogen, cr
meroc uielIeid)t I'M Griibiobr, mobr-
iheinIi6 uber etmoS IpGter Der Giulu.
0unq Solqe letIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
&ermiRtes Gisentbuul.
6rau GbaOmid'3 pcrihUum0cuc
8%ertbind)en. - gui ole Seitc &c.
ihaiite @anotuiteu.

SSCtlpIuuJGIt. - IlI ult StllC &C.
I6aifte @an0ta1fen.
GleDcIuuo, 8, -. Gc}cmbcr.
- Grrd) cine @erncbmmg pom Irun
W(QrpSon0roOile. Ser friibercnNmla.
balterin bon 6rouGbo0mid, I'M 9u!l4
terott9eri6t, bat lih erQcbcu, OuB iidJ
unter Den ser 2eBteten qeb0ri0cn,
aber northumberland @eQcnit6nocn
cine SanOtoihe beiinoet, ole nod 9(n.
iid)t oeS allratorS Natban &0icr
Wertblaheu cntbuItcn bat, lpel6c 81.
gCntblm bon Nrnu Gbo0mid iinG.
Weiterc Observation-Disclosures luCr0cn uls
qeltelt merocn. 6rou &ouorauille
loqtc olrS, lie babe 6rou Gboopid
nod DEM .6oQcnoen-Sotcl" 0a6icr
bCQlcitet mo uuj ocrcn Griuhen
5luci Sou0tuihen nod cincm 0cr3inr
mcr Qcbrodt. Sic lei o~nQepicIcu
poroen, bic GroBerc Don ocn bciocn
SnldJcn Srn. 2. g. NtuC BON bier SIT
iibergCbCL babe Gicieu per Eelcpbon
m%uigerufen lno 0cbcten, nod Dem
6oteI 81 tommen, nm Die Goidc IN
Gmpiong 5u nebmen. 0erieIbe lei
ulldL no60cm Truu Gbuomid nod
gtcu-Oort obgerciit mar, 9Ctommcu,
ln0 tie babe ibn oic SoIhc ilbcr0e
ben. 9ieic 6o6c Yopicre mo 9riCit
entbQlten. Mn3 ans Der 5"lueiten "a.
Idle 0eluoroer, miiic tic niht. ST..
Yine miro pOrgclooen lperoen lul
iibcr ocll 8erbleib Der GoiHc 9hl2
tunit 5u ge6en.
9ei ser meiteren 8%ernehmnnQ an
9tadmittoge mar Eiuc 5uge9cn. Gr
( gab 81, Die Soide in &0ubcn gebobt
5u ba6erJ uto bebolptetc, er bobc
0ieiclbe lcBtcn Sonntog NbenO ocm
Sobnc ser 6rau Gboolpif, Gnlil Sc
Der, Der ST. Dem 3mefe 5u Inn sc
tonnnen lei, ~iibergebct. Gmil bobc
ertlGrt, ser anmolt %iciler Nllttcr,
:. g. 9omIep, miinihe Die SnId)c 5lt
boben. Gr claude, Die Soide bobc
Yopiere entboIten, ober er lei ni6t
ncugieriq uno babe nift III Die 90
Idle bincin gcidout. &urotor G0icr
crflQrte, er mcroe 9u>pIep o%uiior.
bern SIT ioQclL mo9 Die Soidc emf
bolten babe. Die mciteren Gcr6orh.
lunaen Dor Dem 9onfcrottGcriGt
muroen 0onn bis moraen nertaat.
Nu6 Or. CABIN If untCr Nm
floge.
GIcpeGonb, 8, %. 0e5cmbrr.
- Die Gorntp.@ ronb. Sltrp Itcltc
belte Nodmittog cine gemeinIollc
gntlogei6riit gegcn 8rolt Gboomid
uno oeren @otten, Or. Gbobmid, pts
gen SGlifrung oeS NomenS NnOrew
GorneQie'S olli einem Sdulbiheinc
bon 100000 n,ti. S6eriif @orrn
miro iid) nod New.gort begebcn, nm
oeu 1ottor SIT perboiterL iobolo ocr'
ielbc bort BON europa anlongt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
Nad Hidlmpnb cinaelaoem.

@oibington, .. g., %. Ge5.
- Cine Gcplttotion aus Der Staot
Gihmono, 30, nit Dem Mapor Mc.
Gortbp on Der Spite. iiberreifte benz
G~raiibenten Hooiepelt cine Ginla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23
i6enf wurOc bon Der aoiierin olt89c.

81 o I'm n TO- II q n II q
m.Iu ~ 80 orr
t.oS os,nnnioIh On un,
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m,5hino4on o,,, 90 nnnor,bo, mortro.
to,, ,]no;;to,, Gn,,4, o[Eo,n boi,,,, 0oi.
;o, ho. 0o"to.o ,,,t,r f6re, $40.
,;ht %kor ih,, Wrrobniijo IN 0r,,crifo
cnt,,one,,
.miiA*to
~ ., r;,,on 0ono.
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nio @iihSfo GSotorS nom SnSionono.
~ ,,,S pro6r;t INN 6,,bo ;n5tr,,ir+
no,, nn,or;f,,i;hcn Gnnoocn r,;t,,,,
tho;ro,, hos bor Won5t 6orcn n]cr55nri.
Io mofonn1hof+ ,oborh oIs n15orih
~, ,,oho, m;,n,ht 7r. Won5t ,,;,nmt
in,i,o,, 0(,,tboi( ~, 6c,r c+i4,o( hor
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ms ,,,%6+o ib,,n,, Wrio,tcr nor ihro,.
oi.o,o, m-,4ar.r4%4 ,,,4bo;Io,, r..
bat beihloiicn, opoitoliitc @ciltfcr,
ipelhe aus VtIt9lleoern Der Srocn@s
9eIeII'WoIi'n ol'90e'oooit 'o'ro'Il lols
lrH' 81 eF'rl''!rr ''"o 'gu'' o'll 9l'l-
tro9 ST. ert9'll'h ooll'r 81 Ior9eh,
ooB lelle o'c9oc5u8Ila)ell Nllllrlltllo-
" f8bani der @rin5 AMI &c,
iud in Sn0ien.
Tcihomur r3rSGhrs Hrhicn
% 0c,cmbpr Vrin, Hronot m.
Ioh Sohr So. Grira non oIiohori.
5tor If mi pircr Rpiic ann @p5,,A
ncS qorn 6,r,on Wiccforios non IN,
sion bicr orosforn,c, Tcr Nr;n,
ncrIipb Qo6nI milf c;,,cm ,ohrraihc1
mrforoc mn broh ~ hcr rSmG6o,,
Qc;t noh Hnbion o,,f -, n,o(ha,.
Qo,,;s Oorc Gsfro+Sr hos 0,,,n,S,..i
ocr nor ;nh;ihrr Weoior,tr, n;o Woi.
70 roh 0n6,,I on+.o+
%tF1o III mlhh9 Der ee7
~Gom mti1toh
Boria, -. 0c3cmbcr. - Die in-
ternotionolc Gommiiiion 5lr Belle
glru0 Oc3 NorOicc. 3luiidcnioueS trot
bcllte &ormittu0 10 llbr I'M @ebdlloe
0eS 9hlsluGrti0cn 9mtc$ 5ulommen
mo ermGbltc oeu Aomiral 8oron u.
Sproun bon Der 0itreidiiden S(ottC
einitimmiQ gum fiinften Mfitalieoe.
Na6Ocm sic propiioriif,e Orooniio.
ton ooQcnoet NOR, ncrtoQtc lid, 81,
Gommiiiion bis Gum 9. Sunlor.
Nomiro( 0opiS, 0os omerifoniId,
WitgIieo Ser G~ommiilion, mlroe I'm
6 llbr bellte 9lben0 pom 8rGii0entcr
2oltbet in ser 9ibliotbef oc5 elpiGi
id)en GoloitcS cmpfongen. Sein BE
illd mar Elm ~tllr5er, uno Scr &ertem
5miid)en beiocn Serren beIdrGnft(
lid oui Den g(ll$touih ser iiblifel1
Compliments.
(SpGter.) Die @r6ffmmaS.
iitllnQ Der 9tor0Iee.G omnliiiion lpltr.
De in elmer Neibe iippiQer @ent6fer
I'M Nalai8 o'Orlop (oem Nlt8nGrti.
gen Nmt) qebaIte1. I6mirol 0opia
troi in GipilfIeiolulg cin, begIeitet
bon ieillen A0nlta1tcn, lieutenant
Commander Rop &. Smith, Dem Nta.
rincs Ittade ser alncrifaniihen Bot
id)oft, unoGniign @iQiom =. 9ridor,
II. q. q. N0miral Soilruier, 0aS
iron50iiide Mitglico ser Gommiiiion,
empfnng ipeqen Nblueienbeit 6eS nj.
niiterS 9eIcuiIe, ser nidt in 0erStoot
mar, oen omerifmiiden NOmirol,
hieB i'm her5lid miQfommen mo err
inncrtc i'm an ieincn 9cIud in Sen
Ser Stnotrn AIR 9cit 0rr Hndon1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

2(omiroI I'M sic gntpideIung ser
3luor tIeinen, ober Ieetii6tigen 0itrci-
did ungoriihen 5Gotte Die groB.
ten @eroienite babe. 6reiberr BON
Spulm bat itf allh bel OeItreib'8
gr6btcm 6lotteniicg, IN ser See.
iAliht bel @iiin, riibmlidit berpor.
QCthun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-23

fotl Hilpllr oe1le9elll 1oll.
Gum 0rtttcn male qemcl.
oct.
SbongGoi. %. Seq. - Gin
ltartes &reu5ergeihlpaoer lutter Dem
aolrllrol &omimllra lit iiioIid nod
Dem ftneiiihen Weere o~baeiubren,
Inn Der ruiiiiden Sitieeflotte oen
@eg SIT perlegen.
Eetersburg, %. 0e5ember.
Ste gfnhridt, bob bier iapanil6e
afeli5er uro 5tpoIi Sorpeooboote bon
Sthaopore meitlid fabrelL erregt
pler betradtlihes Sntereiie. Wan
9lailbt nitt, BOB ein 10 fIeines @e.
ltipaoer III Der Ibiid,t obaeIhidt
fpliroe, Die SitIeeilotte ansuareifen.
@%abrlteinlih Iou es Die 9enegu1l.
gen Der 5pei 9ipiiionen Der Office.
flotte. melt)e lid, pie man erpartet
oemtddit III Der Babe bon Waooaas-
Tar perelni9en peroert, iiberipohen.
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cause Of the stigma that has been placed that
name by fhn followers 81 Brigham Young IN Utah.
The little chapel iu Prospect Place. which seats
about five hundred, was well filled last -.EnL The
opening services were similar TO those In any ortho-
dox church. \ choir o. twelve Young women led
IN singing Onward Christian SolIlsrr' and
Rock OF Agcs and ono 81 the elders led IN prayer.
Then APOSTLE Sheehv gave a brief history Of Tho
founding az the Mormon Church hv Joseph Smith
IN Western Network. following tho production Of
the Book OF Mormon which De said. he found
through revelation. He told Of ~" split Of the
church which followed tho death Of Joseph smith
IN Illinois and OF the faction that was led 20 Utah
by brigham Young. The latter the originator.
he said Of tho doctrine OF polyEamy. which was I'm
direct opposition % all tho teachings Of Joseph
Smith. OF the Book Of Mormon and the revelations
Transcribed by smith The Re1rEau.zed Church
TO which he belongs Apostle Shechy said. had pre-
served the continuity Of the Smith church and had
adhered to its teucts The courts. he declared rad
decided that they were tho descendants Of the
original body by giving % them possession OF some
Of the temples Of tho original organization.
Knowing that polyramy was directly opposed TO
the original Mormon Church. Apostle Smith quoted
from the Book OF Mormon. Thou shalt love thy
wife with all thy heart and ceavo unto her and
mono else" Also he quoted passages that declare
that all things snail be done in harmony with the
When brigham Young Led away a portion Of the
gained the church. Eight years later he an
Joseph Smith had received Il revelation just
before ne died Apostle ShcChy declared that there
was absolutely no evidence that Smith had had
such a revelation. that his family denied IL abso-
luteIy and that IL was highly mprohahle that
Young would have kept such revelation secret
for eight years lie declared that the polygamy
revelation rested entirely the testimony Of
Young who admits that he has tho right 10 lie
None Of the Utah church dared he said. come into
a free pulpit and discuss the authenticity OF the
revelation The Utah Mormons, he said had
Just been trotted out and made a spectacle for
gods and men In the recent Congress tuvestiga-
ton The books Of the Church and history had
branded poIvgaruy a hercsy. He called Young
bold and bald uSurper.'
our church DE said IN conclusion. is anti
Utah and anti-polygamiC. We are simply trying to
este bllsh the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We believe
I'm the Book Of Mormon because il carries out His
teachings"
The home OF the ReOrganizei Church IS in Iowa.
and II Is strong in the West. The chapel IN
Brooklyn IS the first building OF its own in New