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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-16
Sin Scrnm gegcn 8clenfrbeumntis.
mliS,

Ger @elenfrbcumatiSmlS 9cb0rt
81 Den meiitgeiiir6teten &ranfbciten,
neil cr in ieiner Gntitcbulg nod
red)t rGtbicIbait uno IN ieinen SoIgen
mlbcre6enbar lit. 8pr runo 5ipei
Sabren madte ser StabSar5t Or.
Wen5er in SuQe feline eriten 8erilde
nit elmer Serumbebonolung oieier
9%rantbeit befannt. 9uS bon i6m art-
%gepanote Serfabren gritnoet iid auf
sic Innobme, boB Der @elentrbeu.
motiSmlS ouf elmer Anitedltn9 ourdJ
Streptofoffeu berubt, Die ourd bic
gItbnmngsoraone in Ben aorper ges
longen. Seitoem bat Or. Wen5er
meitere 8erIuhe uno 9eobnhtlngen
ongeltelIt, iiber 0eren @rgebniiIe or
iebt i'm ncllelteu Seit Der nWtiindes
ner Meoi5iniihen @od)enl6riit" be.
ridltet. @r fommt 81 Dem ShluB,
ooB Ole 9%ebonolung oeS @elenfrbeus
matismuS nit StreptofoftenIeruun
ben b~isberigen acknowledgements.
ben iiberIegen lit, @rItenS, neil iie
oild dItere, bereitS hroniid gepors
bene @rfrnnfunget 81 beilen ooer
bod 81 beiiern Dernlog; 3meitens,
neil lie Die Iusiiht ouf SeiIung
bei'm ofllten @elenfr6elmotismlS
perbeiiert, nomentlid ald bei'm Gin
tritt BON Ser5affeftionen (@noofors
bits. Gnt5iinoung Der inneren Ser5s
BoIt); enoli6, neil ite o1h better,
ais Die biSberigen Seriabren ser De.
Donolung, Dor HiidfdIlen at betuob.
rem iheint mo ielbIt bel peroltcten
SGIlen nod alif lGngere 3eit cine err
bebltde 9elIerung ODER gar cine Sei'
lung berbciSufiibren oermodt bat.
GS giebt ord bel bieIer 8%ebonblung
gepiiie 3uItGnoe oeS e%rtronften &or.
pers, bel benen lire I%npenoung
nid)t rotblom mare poer gar gefabrs
lid ietn fonnte, mas nber MIR III per-
bdltniBmaBig ieltenen 6Gllen Dor.
fomnlen mirb. Die bon Or. Wen5er
ouigeltellten auSfiibrlifen Sabeuen
liefern einen getpeis fir ben beilen-
oen GinfluB bes Serilm lulb perOeu
ii6er bo5u b~eitro9en, ooB bie Ier5te
lid nit ieinem @ebroud mebr be.
freunoen. Damn miro auf) eil gro.
pes Wuterial bon 9eobadtungen 5il.
iamn1enfommer, tpie es CUR enbgiiIti.
gen 8eurtbeilun9 bes 8ertbeS zines
neuen 8erfabrenS umentbebrlih lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-16

tel Dem llrmeniden bel Der Gertbei-
nigung ODER bei'm Ingriff ge6ient
baben unO tbeiltpeiie miufiirIi6 &C.
rueIen limo, pabrenb tie jebt MIR nod
mttpiufilrlib in Die Gri6ein1na ire.
ten. 3oS 2aben nber fam fcinen
oerartigen 3Uef gebabt bobelt. Wiit
einem @eIddter miro man fciucn
6eino 3lr 6lud)t trciben uno ollf
BON teiuem @egner Shomung erie.
ben. Ger fron56iiide NntbropoIogc
Ganlair mctnt ober, Dob boS 2nbelt,
lUeil rs trob ser unen0lid) altS0rudSs
oolIcn peri0nIi6cn llnteridyieoe BOD,
bel allen Wenifeu in iibcreinitim.
member @eiiG Dor ii6 iif) gebt, eincn
beitimmtcn |llriprung in irgeno Ell
ner 8eb6roc oeS l%lrmenidcn bob2.
Ger 5orider Oertuirft Die SbcoriG,
hoB oaS 2ohen icineGntitcbung pom
Giien, be5tp. Dem oanIit bcrbrnoencu
8oblgefallen 9enommen baben
t0nnte, obgIcid Oieie &ermutbung
mundc5 Gcrfiibrerii6c bot. 9as 81.
len mar eiller Der t~penigen tpirfli6en
@eniiIic fir Den ltrmcni6en, Uicls
Ici6t Scr ein5i1c; bci'mGTen lit ebcu.
10 iuie bei'm &aden etn OCffncn scr
2ippen notbrpenOig, uuo Oorou5
idcint iid cine SOeenpcrbinolmg 81
crgcben. Sanloir Ieitet oaS 2od)en
aus elmer meniger beItimmtenG ueQc
Ter, uGmli6 aus einem pl0bIidet
NllSorud naioen @oblgefaIlenS IN
Ser 6orm zines 2d6elnS. 9ieie 81.
genidait muB ober na6 ieiner Pin.
Ilt)t ihon iebr friib beitonoeu bobcu.
benn er mill @eiipiele oofiir miiica,
oaB AUDI Sbicre 81 laden perm0gen
namentli6 Ole Srnbc. Gr meint
oober, Dab Menid lno Suno eincu
gcmeinidoitliden &oriobr gcbubt
Ldtten, ser id)on Dor pielen Sobrs
tnllicn0en 5u IGdeIn peritono, cine
Gbcoric, sic on Souocrlihteit ni6t9
ST. piini6cn lGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-16

Gem 2an0, ooa ieit oes &oltca Hec0t
begriinOet,
Sei uni'res a0nnen@ %reifite 6ru6t
getueibt.
NQcin ser Scele, sic uuS c%ingcboren,
Gntitr6m' ser @ciit ser ms 0urd'S
&cbcn trcibt:
50 lang lit unier Stnmm bier nid)t
ucrlorCrL
Nl3 cr inn Scr3en ocuti6 un0 trcll
iid ieIbcr bIeibt."
lln0 nit cinem onoercn 0clttid1-
olacrifouiihcn Gtd1tcr rllfcn mir al
len unicrcn &onoSIeute in 0ieient
3lr:
Strcltt ole o'rum in gScrfcn, @or.
ten, G6ncrL
Die ocutI9c Soot, oltf 0oB Iie 6riid-
tc trug' -
.lno lpcibt Dem Gienit oc5 @obrcn,
@utcn, Sh6neu
Gen ocutiGcn Goq!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-16
@ann bat Der Meuid Sas 2adjcn &c.
lcrut ?

9ei ndberer llebcrlegung wirt
man SIT bent SdllB fommen, oob
eS lpobrid)einlid) iei, eS babe cine
Belt gegebcn, III Der DER Wenid nod
nift ST. laden gelernt bate. Die
Sbierc laden nidlt, penigitens nidlt
onrl6bcrno NIT Dem Iusbrud, mic
oeraPeniG, iuenn man oiid, beiipiels.
iueiie bel Sunoen g%elegeutlid) elm
Siirrogat bon 2aden bat entoeden
ipoaeil. Sfon oeSbalb liegt Die
Gnnobme nabe, Dob Der ltrmenid
nid)t aeladt babe. Sein 2eben Der.
lief aud ST. fiimmerlid, Oo5u in ite-
tenn Sample NIT ben miloen Offered
nm leine notbiuenoigite Mobruno.
Gas Baden mar Gin 2urlsgenub,
Der erit ipdter befriebigt nilroe, uno
ut lid)er nidlt 10 aft, pie Die Mienen
Der Sitrdlt, Der lteberraibung, bes
Wioernillens uno GbnIibe. gs liebe
lit oenfen, Dob oiele Mllsbrudsmit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-16
@arnm Der rniiiide S6rOnfoiscr
nift Ylcranoer heiht.

IuS petersburg miro geid)rieben:
Seit Nifolaus Dem Grlten mar es
TRADITION i'm G5arenbauie, inter oet
Sbronerben Die Honen I~leranoer
uno Nifolous ablpefleln 81 lalIeit.
Ilif Ileranoer's bes 3ipeiten triib
peritorbener grItgeborener bieB Nl'
folaus. Set ser grmoroitng aniler
aleranoer's oes 3meiten gilt aber
bieier Iome als llngliidsnotne illlo
miro oober, gleif ben Narten DER
ebenfaas gepoltiam ans benz Seben
geidieoenen aoiier Eeter Der Orltte
rno Yalil Der Grite ben nod)ltelt In'
wdrtern gum Enron nift mebr oer'
lieben. G3ar gleris, Der Sater Te-
tcr's bes @roBen, mar elmer Der
mdftieiten uno erfolggefrontelter
SiirIten auf IuBlanb's Sbron. Der
unaliidlide Gdiarepitid aleris, Fe'
ter's oes @roBfn Sobn, fommt bier
nid,t in SraseJ oa er eben nidt sur
Hesierung sclfnst lit. !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-16
Sas Slima in Der Wun6idnrci.

Gas &limo Ser Wun0l6urei lpie!t
cine nihtige Holle IN Dem ruIIiild)-
iapnnii6en ariege, uno bod bar
man rltr menigc 9lnbult@plunttC ilber
ooiielbe. Sclbit N}roieiior @onn, ser
critc &limotologc unicrcr Belt, fam
uur nellig Onriibcr iugcn un0 fol
cert, nad Olittbcilung Der 3eitlhritt
,9iel ct Serrc," ullcin ans 0cn Nuf.
5eibnungcn BON :. MOB, 0oB i'll Die
ient oiiotiihen &nn0itrid in Ocn
Wonotcn Ntdr5 un0 gpriI boltptI0d'.
lid id)orfc 8cItpin0e mcbeL Die ST.
&c un0 6ellftigteit nit lid) bringrn.
Gnoc MGr5 bort ser @inter orlf; Der
Gr0bo0en iii Damn nod gefrorclt, Oen
man ober troB0em 81 bcadern be-
ginnt. gnoc Npril, Dem ein5igcn
Sriiblingsmonot iGet man 6en @ois
3en, i'm Wtoi beginnt Der Sommcr
i6on uno Gn6c SSltni o0er Infang
SllIi miro ooS @etraioe gemGbt.
Bis Gnoc SSllni regnet eS ielten,
Ole 2llft lit meiIten5 flur. un0 mol.
tigcS @cttcr bleibt i'm NQgemeinen
aus. @ttoe Silli uno Nnfnnq2luguIt
CREDIT Die Site ibrcn &obepunft II.
Damn tritt Hegen5eit, BON 8eluittern
begleitet Elm. IS fommt nid)t iels
ten Dor, oaB eS tuge. un0 nG6telanJ
obne Iufb0ren reguet, un0 eS fire.
ten, ga Der Gr0booen poQig ourd)s
tr0nft lit, lteberi6memml,ngen elm.
Sn September lit Grnote5eit uno
ser Sftober lit Ser i6onIte 0fouat
6cS Subres. Die Site lit ertrdglid),
per Simmel lit flor, bic Suit frii6
ilno sic &e9etotion lit ouf ibrem So.
brpunft. @egen gnOe OieieS 800
mats itelen lid sic erIten Nodtfroltc
Elm uno I'M Nooember berridt &Gltc
Dor, sic bis W1r5 onbGlt.
Sn Mllfoen fGLt Die Scmperotitr
mun6moI bis ouf 80 8roo unter
9tuu. gm Gage lit Oie &Glte nidt
10 groB; cS folnnlt iogor Dor unO
eS lit Dies cine Solge Der iiioliden
Gage - 0oB bic SonnenltrobIen
mitten I'M @intcr unertrGglid wcr-
oen. Die bofite CONNER . Senlpes
rotllr lit 81 bis SO Wrao Gellius. In.
gefGbr 10 Wonotc I'M Sabre iino
%gr0BtcntbeilS troden; bier 8oden
MIR iirb feltft.
Sn Nemftpong, oil Ser NorbfiiIte
res @olis bon 2ioirtlutg, betrGgt Die
mittlere Eelnperotur beS @interS-
SO 8roo, oie oes SommerS 23.S
@rao, mo Die mittlere Sobres-Sem
perotur 81 @roo Geliius. Der 5llr
See geborige Qbeil Der rliiiilden
Wonoi6urci bot cine iebr nieorige
SabreS . Semperntur. 8laoipoitof
hat cine mittlere Winter = Sempera.
tlr bon t2.t @rab ltno rlir cine
mittlere Sommer . Semperotlr bon
A 8rob GeIiiuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-16
&OrbcrcitHnacn 5ltm pGcmtihcnE az"
mi Ocr MCItaneitcllnnn.

tbciItcu mornIcu NntIana inter Dem
gciammtcn Gcltihtbrm 0icic3 Can
OeS QciltnOcn, lpic Der &OridlaN jllr
qcmeiniamcn Gcicr zines uOcltiden
Soae9" olrf Der Notwithstanding,
Nm allen Ortcn mo Gnoen mo-
INNER GUltihc mobncn, rclt Is lI1
bcreit5 in iro1cr Tcltcrpartlmg.
Die 0cutihc Erciic bat ocn @cOalls
fen nit elmer @clcilterlng olllges
uommcn, ME lie Ser Sohe ipllrol0
lit, mo ans alien NhelIen oe9 Kan
be@ loufcn bier tG1lld ArmelomlBell
81 Dem 6citc cin.
9hm Gilt Is obcr olld), oollclbc SIT
ciucm g%ldn3cuOcn GriolQc 3lt modcn
mo Die Sndc 10 GroBartig ais mir
m0Qlib SIT G~citnltcl.
Ntod lit 0a2 &roaromm III lcincn
ginjcIbcitcn uibt ieltgeiteIlt. Die
&iite Der GcItrcoucr meiIt ieood 9tos
men BON 10 Qlltcm unO bctnmtcm
&Iauae olti Dob lid 0aS 0]Cltidtbm
Der &crriniAteu Staoten pobl tlun
before Gcrtrcter 81 Dem bc0ettnnq0a
nollcu Gage miinl6ct t0nnte. Yl.
fer 0cm YrdiiOentcn Der &cltul8,
itCIlltg .. 81. 6ranciS, iomie Dem
@iirgcrneiitcr Holla MellS 1nO Dem
GongrtBmitglieO &idnrO 9ortbol0t
bon ct. &olliS merocn Garl Shur5,
6reibcrr Sped bon St%ernburg, Ocut.
id)er @otldnitcr IN @aibington, Or.
SbeoOor ScmolO, Oelltider &cItau9.
feelings g G%omuiIidr, Yroi. @uNO
WtiinItcrbcrg bon Der "SorporO llni.
perIit0t" @cor0 bon Stol, Ne0otteur
Der ogfcm. Dorfcr Stoot@jeitum0,"
Rrof. Otto Seller bon Der oMalDing
ton llniocriitdt" ln0 cine Ncibe an
0erer Mdnner BON gleider 9e0elt'
ting am o9ettidcu Gage" III Der
notwithstanding lpred)en.
Yin ben eigentIIheH6eltaft, 81 Dem
iidl AIleS bereinigcn miro, mas oos
SelltlftbltmlIli1erlta'S an polttilben,
ipillenld)aftlihell, fiiultIerll6en mo
com1er3ieIlen 8roBen ntf3lilpetlen
bot, lueroen itd GoltsbclllItiglulgelt,
GommerS uno 9ontett idIieBen, De-
rem arrangement in onge6rndter
Meiie bon einent 5l 0ielem bcIonOe-
rem 3mede 5ulammct gctretellen SO.
mite 0ctrofien miro.
SC6eninll3 miro in ct. 2olliS
ie(6It nid)tS beriGlumt mer0eu, nm
Dem ,0eutiden SuQ" utf Ser @elt
otSItcultna at einem @lan5 I'll Der.
belien, ser ole bis lett peronItoItc.
ten oerortioen GcIic uniercr 2onSS.
Iellte meit i~iberitroblen uno icDem
SbciInebmcr unperoeBlih bleibcn
miro.
9ictct lid, 6odl ocrobc in bicIem
Sohre 0o0llrh. noE Der .0cutIhc
Soo" in ser @cItnlSIte0uno mn lrns
fer VcthciIidlmo hrS oon,rn 7r,,tih.
tbi,mS olIS alien 9onhestbeilen Ser
Union ocIcicrt miro. Die nod, nie ga.
ocmeIenc II. Sih ,noh( ol,d mic micher
bietcnbe gelcoenbeit. oil moBocbeu.
Dem 0rtc IN moRoebcrber gQciic scr
g8clt Sen gScrtb Der bclitihcn Sllt,r
i'm gloenlcinen unn ben @crtb Scr
@eItrebnnoen uno Grrlrrocuidoitcu
DcS biciioen 0eutldtbumS I'M 9elor.
6eren bor5i,tbun.
@os 0~eutIdllon0 bier olif Scr @cIt.
uusIteuuno Nusoe5eidnetcS oli5u,
meiieu bot; Dob eS nit ieinen Oar.
bietlnaen o,,f Sen pcrIdieoencn @c.
bicten ocS GumitqciuerbeS, beS llnter'
ridtsiueienS etc. an Der Spite oIler
9Iotionen itcbt, lit bereitS bon alien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-16

SunonitGtSmerf Idtoffenoe Gonbell-
ton in benz ndmIiden Ilgenblid 3lt
Gnbe alma, in Dem in 8enf cine bllt'
tioe Repolution atsbrad, Die ooSGo'
amiidentreten cioqsnoiIiIher Srnp-
ben c~rforOerte. MerfipiirOig mar eS
orth, oo5 CeItreih Dem Gongre''e
fern b[ieb. qlS scr Oeliti6e &ric1
bon 1866 uusbrodl, ertIdrte aontB
g1iIbcIm BON EreuBcrL baB, oblpo1l
Geiireid Der @enfer Contention nttt
bciQctrpten ici, oie preuBiiden Grup@
ben lmter Grpartung Der @egenIei.
tiofcit u~ngelpisien ndren, ooie ourd)
Sicicn &crtrag gei6iiBten Sumonit
tqtSriidiid)ten gegen Die 0itreidiid)cn
Sonitdt5bcamteu uno s9InItultcn SIT
il6rn." Der 9onalifoiicritaat trat
Damn iogIeih nod Den 6rieocnSprd'
liminorien BON N~ifolS6urg, nn q.
Gllli 1866, Der Contention bel, mel
der hclttc nidlt MIR ole ClIropdil6en
nnO uuerifouiihcu StontcL ion-
bern audi mebrerc oiiutiidc mo ofri.
foniide HcgicruHQen o@ngeb0rcu. Sic
@cnfer Contention lit iomit 3lt cinent
illtcrlutionolcn WcicB bon mrItunl-
ioiicn0er 9cocutmtq %gcuorocn OoS
Den @cuobncrn fiinitiger &ricg2.
idoupIdBe mirfiomcu Sdynb 5uiir
hcrt, Oic trnEtcn ltno nermunoetcn
aricGcr, ionic lire FfIcgcr inter bic
@errifoft Der MCnihIi6feit itellt mo
iibcrboItpt Die 2eincn, melhe &riegc
brill0clL in cincm .N!ioBc milOert,
lUic Dos pcrgonneuc %o6rbm10Crtc
olt6 nidt I'M Gntierntcitcu fonntcll.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03
Country Correspondence.

Quite number. of young folks from
this vicinity attended the fair in Columbia
last week. They report large crowd.
Last Friday evening Miss Lucille Ray
entertained number of her yeung friends
at party at her home.
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, at
the home of the brides mother, in the
Clear Pond vicinity, Miss Mary Walker
and Mr.. Richard Rhode, of Hartzog, were
united in holy wedlock by Rev. c. E.
Walker, of Oak Grove, an uncle of the
bride.
Mr.. Eddie Mcmillan and mother, of
Colston, were visitors in our midst few
days. last week, the guests of Mrs. J. W.
Hill.
Mr.. J. Leonard Hanberry and sister,
Miss Eva, of Denmark, were visitors at
Mr.. O. P. Jordan's Sunday.
Miss Naomi Sandifer has gone to ac-
cept the Hayward school near Ehrhardt.
Success to her.
The health of the entire community is
and has been exceptionally good this fall,
glad to say.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03
Barnwell News.
GBarnwell People.

Two white and eighteen colored appli.
cants for teachers certificates attended
the examination on Friday.
Rev. 8. R. Bass has accepted calls to
churches in in Saluda county and will 60
to his new field about December 1st.
Rev. R. Chiles will preach his fare
we'll sermon in the Blackville Baptist
church on next Sunday morning, having
accepted call to Tennessee.
There is some talk that the "Short" will
change it's run between Barnwell and
Augusta and be operated between Allen
dale and Columbia. If made the change
will likely take place November 9th.
It was like the goe d old times last week
to look upon the kindly faces and listen
again to the true voices of some OF our
Oldest and most priced friends, Messrs j.
Alfred Peters, of Three Mile, W. T. Cave,
of Olar, and H. W. Abstance, OF Den
mark. To see them again, to know that
time deals gently and generously with
them, was genuine happiness to US. And
we send after them our best wishes for
all their future lives.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03
A Personal Favor of the Court.

One of the most picturesque figures OF
the New York bar was the late Thomas
Nolan, a lawyer, whose witty retorts fur
nished subjects for merriment at many
lawyers gathering. Now, Nolan was at
at one time counsel for poor widow
who was SURG construction company
for the death of her husband. The case
had been placed upon the day calendar,
but had been frequently postponed, and
Mrs. Moriarity by the time she had made
her fifth call was in an exceedingly dis
turbed frame of mind, consequently the
tones of Nolan's rich brogue were more
than usually fervid as he fought against
the sixth adjournment.
II am sorry" said Justice Dugro, "but
your opponent has shown me good cause
for the adjournment, Mr.. Nolan, and the
case will, therefore, 60 over until to-mor-
row."
every well, sor," said the barrister,
sweetly, "but might I ask personal favor
of this coort?"
"Certainly, sir, with pleasure"
"Will your honor kindly step down to
my Office and just tell Mrs. Moriarity that
you have adjourned the case?"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03
BROKE UP THE FUNERAL.
A Savannah Fire Department Horse Drawing the
Hearse Breaks up the Procession.

A Savannah Fire Department Horse Drawing the
Hearse Breaks up the Procession.
A Federal official who has just return
ed from Savannah, tells story of the
breaking up of funeral procession in
Savannah recently on account of the un-
dertaker having former fire department
horse in his hearse. The horse had got
ten unfit for service, and swap was
made by the department authorities with
the undertaken, by which the latter gave
q horse which he had found unified for
his department and received in return the
old fire animal. When the funeral pro.
cession was going through Broughton
street, the fire alarm sounded and the en-
gines passed the funeral cortege. The old
department horse became excited and
finally broke away from the line of car
riagees, hacks and buggies,. and ran madly
down the street in the track of the en-
gines., carrying the corpse with him to
the fire. The horse refused to be con-
trolled, and the hearse was pulled over
hose and through the crowds, until 1t
finally came toa stop near the fire. There
were, of course, some uncharitable people
to make comment on the corpse being
carried to the fire. but however all this be,
it is understood that the undertaken will
take no more chances for fear of hurting
his business, and he will swap that horse
for another animal.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03
FOR SHORTER SERMONS.
Kansas Ranchman Calls for Clock Gong TO-
Call Preachers to Time.

TOPEKA, Kan, October 26.-Hauch
Glover, a Western Kansas churchmsn, has
stirred upa big church war on fight for
shorter sermons from the circuit rider
who serves his little church on the prai-
ries of Haskell county. The scattered
members don't have any other form Of
entertainment than the Sunday church
service, and they want all they can get for
their money. q
Glover objects, and to-day made public;
his novel way of enforcing his idea. He
insists that every church should have q
big clock, and that it should be squarelys
in front of the preachers face, SO he could
not dodge it. 1t should be striker, and
the noon hour should be struck on a gong.
that could be heard a city block. When
the gong goes off it should be a signal for
the choir to stand up and sing two verses
of a closing hymn, and then, if the preach
er does not quit, the congregation should
march out.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03
Are Friends for q Minute.

Levy and Cohen came out of the syna.
gogue on New YEARS. Day. 1t was the
day of atonement, of forgiving, of making
up, says the New Orleans Times-Oem
ocrat.
Levy approached Cohen and extended
q great flat hand.
"Cohen," said he, We haf not sphoked
for dwendy years. Come! We make
friends"
Cohen silently shook.
"Now Cohen" continued the reconcile.
ant, eve go ofer to Bunkleheim's unit hat
8 drink"
Arm in arm they crossed the street.
Drinks were ordered and set before them.
Cohen convinced at last of the sincerity
of the others advances, spoke for the first
time.
"Levy," he said, 81 am glad oft. Iraise
my glass to you Levy. Wish me some
dings!'
emit all my heart" replied Levy and
raising his glass in turn. "Cohen, my
dear friendt," said he, II wish you shoots
vat you wish mel"
The growing smile faded from Cohen's
face, and he sat his glass down with a
bang.
"Py Abrahamw he exclaimed, "now
you're stharting it all over again"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03
He Remembered the Story.

Wallace Macfarlane and Col. Robert
G. Ingersoll opposed each other in law
suit in Pennsylvania in the early eighties,
and in its course heat and acrimony de-
yeloped, says the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle. MI. Macfarlane, it is hardly neces'
sary to say, retained the dignity for which
he is justly celebrated, although sorely
tempted to retort harshly to the shafts OF
wit of his gifted adversary. Presently,
after Col. Ingersoll had in his pleading
been more Irritating chan before Mr..
Macfarlane broke in with: :,
aHave care, have care, Col: lngersoll.
Remember your theology recall the story
of Annanias and Sapphira. Have care,
1sayw
I well remember that story" retorted
the colonel. "In fact, have been con-
sidering it every time you spoke, expect
ing to see YOU drop"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03
IRA D. SANKEY IS TOTALLY BLIND.
The World Famous Gospel Singer Coming South
for the Winter Months.

BROOKLYN, Nov. 1.-FearfU Of the eff
fects Of Northern winter, tae relatives
of Ira D. Sankey, the world famous sing.
er, are preparing to take him South, in;
the hope that his life may be prolonged.
The day of the sweet singer who has stir,
red multitudes in many lands is practical-
ly done. Il have just hada letter from.
mother" said Mr.. I. Allen Sankey, Of
Brooklyn, son of the singer, "and we have:
decided to send father South. We hope
that the warmer breezes may preserve him
10 US. He is now upstate, just where I;
do not care to have published, because he.
is so sensitive. We have had hopes that:
his eyes would improve, but I may now:
say that he is totally blind and will never
see again" In his decline Mr.. Sankey is
s i'll the sweet soul of the old days when
he was with Moody, but the knowledge.
that he is blind forever bears hard on him..
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03
>G, S. c., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1904
ELECTION TROUBLE.
Rumors of Some in Darlington and Marion Coun'
ties-Not Likely True.


According to advices received from
Lamar, in Darlington, the residents of
that place are on the lookout for trouble
on general election day. 1t is reported
that large number Of negroes, at the ad'
vice of negro preacher, have obtained
guns and pistols and assert that they are
going to vote, whether they have regis
tration certificates or not. As result the
white people are preparing for any trou-
BILE that might arise and will on the morn
ing of the election have picked squad
within calling distance to keep down trou.
BILE. There are similar rumors from parts
of Marion county, but the officials here
do not look for serious trouble at either
place, and are inclined to think that they
are the usual stories that gain circulation
every four years.-Columbia Record.