davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
Suks bfrnts AadDiab.

Der unIGnsit, i'm alter Don II Sabs
rem in 4miens I'm fransGitfdJeu Iea
partement CONNIE peritorbene beriibmte.
Sdriftitslsr Sules 9erne pfleete Somz
mer pie Winter um s ubr Moraers
aufauiteben. CT perbradte Den balben
Gag in fsinem Irbeitstabinett, ainq
oann in Die Sibung bes Sta otratbes,
blisb Elm babies Stiinb6en bel Ieiner
Jumilie uno Ieste fi9 fdDn INN 8 ubr
fhIafen. SIN S6ubfd6 fsines Strsibs
ti'dss faHo man mad feinem Spoe Elm
Seft, bas Die @tnoriide Der Iebten
Rsiis Sules Berries f9iloert, ferner
ben gutpurf 81 einem neuen Romane,
v@iHs @taot in Der Sabara" b~.titelt,
nit 3iffern, @ifenbabu> uno Sampfz
boptfabrpIansn, 3sttuussausidnitten
unb Yerionenper3siduiB, eubli9 ein
Seft NIT Der Iufi6rift uStuoienz
r.iIe." Die erft.n 3eilen in oieism
Sefte tparen nit 9inte, Der R.ft nit
8Ieiitift geItrieben. Die Grtldruns
bi.rfiir 1T febr sigenartis. Sules @erne
f6rieb nGmlid sunG6ft ale feline 4rs
beiten nit 9l.iftift, bonn srit iiber5os
.r iis nit Sints. Strit fir Stri6 oas
nit 8leiitift Gsfhriebene naAaeid.
neno. 0isie @rbeit mar fir ibn oann
slei6bsosutenb nit Der R.inidrift.
Msmoiren bat Sules Werns nidt bins
terlaFen. Gr ite0te feline Yerion ni6t
germ in Den 8oroersrInb. 4ls Sules
@.rn.s Sobn geftaat puroe. oh man
nun f.inem Batter Elm DentmaI ieben
aeitano, fein lddelnb. Der Sobn:
..Sebt. % er geitorben III, seDib; er
fiebt's ia nidt unb taHn fid nidt mebr
barber drsern." EF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
Oor Dem 5ein0e.
Sfi,3e aus benz ruiii@.japanii@eu
&riesr.
Don f. Sawinopskt.

oils cine maIiise Sdidt miiber.
idmubiser, idipibenoer 8Drpsr tit ods
Sobolster Regiment am llfer zines
trGge acknowledgement fleinen Sluis
les in Der Waubf1urei angelanst. Der
Ianse Marid in sliibenoer Sonnens
btBe bat feline Wirtuns setban: Die
Nerpsn iino iiberreiat; iosar ellen mag
man niht mebr; muir ruben. fdlafen!
f6lafen! Die @eiidter Der Soloaten
unb Offi5iere lino miioe. abseitumpft,
aleitsiItis. Wan bsipest ii1 MEDIA
Mild nod bin uno Der, i6reit unb
f6impft ipesen irsenopelher llriaden
aber oas eeihiebt 10 ldfiig uno
fdlapp, ais fei oas 2eben ldnsit err
ftorben. eineeidlafen -. Da. 5ipei
Sdritte bon mir, liegt mein GreiipiTs
Tiger. tapferer Bitter oes 9eorsets
oroens. 9aigorobop. tpie beipubtlos
bd. Der ftramme, itets atturate Sol
bat uno tiibne Draufsdnser liest nit
Der Stirn auf Dem rDtbliten 2ebms
boben uno ~rubt fid aus" Sd peiB
banah. mas mtine 2eute nod leilten
fonntn -. geitern Die sanae Nodt
mdrfdirt; poreeitern i'm boben @aos
Iian (9irfe) auf fumpfisem 8ooen inn
9interbaH gelegen = oas bat felbit
Aaisorooop nift aussebalten +.
Gum Self oes Reeimentstommar,s
6turs fommt Der DipiionShef serit.
ten. Der 8riedoier 1T bereits orin,i
iien; auberbtm mebrere @tabsoffis
5iere. Bran berdtb leife uno errest;
trinst babel perorisbIi@ ben traber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
aUfflihe uno 6flitt Mabrbtit.

Der 8i3st0nig Don Snoien, aoro
gur5on, belt Dor aur3em in tetnsr
Gisenf6aft als 8anolsr Der unipsrit
tat Saltutta an Die oortigen Stuoens
ten cine isbr ialbuHsspoue aniprads,
in tpelter CT fit gum erbebliden Wttbs
bergniiqeu Der Scorer uno nadtrGsli6
Der q~ebtloet.n Stanbe in iebr dbipre'
tenbsr Weiie iibsr Die Wefens3ligs i'm
orientalii6sn Gbaratter u, I. 70. dus
berts. Mit grobem Ra9orud parnte
Gur3on Die Stuoenten por Der Gii9e
unb bob bsrpor, Die llntpabrheit beitebe
in Reosn unb 9%anolungen, Die bonn
eigeneH obsr frsmoen Weien, ben Sbats
5o6en oes Gebens, Greigninen u. I. 10.
faIi6e 0criteuung.u srpedeu. Sds
bD6fte Soeal Der Wabrbeit lei I'M
W.itsn babsim uno iei erit ipdtsr in
Die Dftlt6e Welt setommen. DER 8i3es
tDnig idlob feline Iniprade nit Den
Worten:
.S6msidelsi mag Der Wleinung bes
S6mei6lers eutIpredenooer erbeu9elt
fein. Dsl9sr Dirt lie aud fsi, perneioen
sic fie. Sm eritsren Sale bleibt ite
bod unpabr uno i'm leBteren 1T iie
niebris."
Den Sauptpuntteu bieier Qniprafe
it.lte nun elm in aaltutta eridsinenbes
Sournal aus etnem Retietpert oes 2oro
Gur5on nprobleme aus Dem fernen
Often" folgsnbes beluitigenoe Gitat
entgegen: Der 8i3etOnig beri6tet iiber
feline @riebniiIe in aorea:
.@be i6 CUR Iuoien3 gum 8aifer
sing, bate i'd nit Dem Wtiniiter oes
4eub.ren cine ll%nterr.oung. sd .rins
mere mid einiser iein.r 5rasen uno
m.iner Mntporten. Wicn bate mir
porber eingeiddrft, ibm mein rittiges
@lter BON 33 Sabreu ia nidt mit3us
tbeilen, neil oi. Sussno in &orsa ses
ring sef9abt miro. Ils er mid frug,
tpie alt id fei, srtpioerte ib oaber obne
30gern: 40 Sabre"
.Was?" rief er .ritaunt, rnur 40?
sic ieben aber fir oieIes 4lter febr
jung aus. Wie ertldrsn Sic bas2"
,Durh Die 9batIa6e," eripiberte id,
rbab ih nun felt einem Wondt in bent
bur6 Elm 10 prGdtiges alima btgnas'
oeten Rei9e Seiner Maieitdt peile."
S4liebli6 fraste er mid: sd
nebme an, bob sic elm naber @erpano9
ter Der aDnisin bon England finb9"
.Rein!" antipO,tete i6. roas hin id.
ntdt!!"
9nS i9 aber cine ,inaneenebmie Gnts
tGuiduns in feinem @eiidte fab, febte
id raid bin3u: yWenigitens porldufis
.nidt ais unperbeiratbeter WaHn!!"
tpoourd ih fofort Die Spmpat6ie oes
alten Serrn fpieoergepann!++
0iefe probe bodit rioealer tpeitliher
Mabrbeitspflege" eripsdte bon aaltutta
bis 9ombub. pie aud in 2onooni' BE-
trddtli6e !Seiterteit. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
eius unfbatbare, Gabs.

DER beriibmte Watbematiter Steiz
ner, Der aud in Berlin seipirtt. muBte
iib iebr tiimmerlih nit pripatftunoen
our6fdla9sn; aber fein Ruf ipu6s
fdnel unb 1884 ipuroe er Yrof.for an
Der 9erliner llnipetiitdt uno Mitglieo
Der 4taoemie. 9ebiirtiger Shpeiaer,
itammte er aus enter fleinen 8duerns
familie uno hattie aIs Surge oas 0i.b
sebutet. Oils er emit gu elmer 8efaes
feQidaft selaben mar, fab ibm f4rde
eegeniiber Elm boatrT WirbsntrGsex,
Dem bic @ntp.ienbei: bts gslshrten
bodit iiberfliiiiig fdien. I'm ibn gu
drsern, fraste er iib.r Den 1t{h: Sos
gen 81. nal, msin lieber profeHor, III.
es benn ipirtlid tpabr, boB Sic, als
3nabe Die aiibe auf bic Weibe g.trtes
ben baben?" .Satpo6l, .grceaena."
antiporiete Steiner nit polIfter Geelen.
rube, ~uno felt Der Sci. belize ih Die
unitdbbare 8abe, jebss Rinopisb
Shon bon Weitsm 3u ertennen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
9nlan0

@uts gef.ba a 9 {. SIM
Sabre 1877 oeponirte cine Srau in
timer Yant in Reb Wins, Minn., SAT.
9alo na9ber 3oe abtr Die 5amilie fort
uno Die 5rau per9ab oas 9elo, bis
tie tiirsli6 bon ibren Derpanoten in
REQ Wins oarau eriuuert puroe. NADIA
Dem Die 8anfbeauten iiber ibren Mufs
entbaIt nahseforidt batten. Sn ben
% Sabren iino aber iebt Die SAT nit
Gins un6 3iniesSinien auf $181.55
anselpadien ie bdben- alio in Der 3eit
$134,55 SntsreHen peroient.
@.rtpun6eter Da1ftfh
Gin MaIfiid 8eiste iif neulid I'M 9a'
fen bon Tacoma, Waib., Der dnldaets
memo 5htper perIebt fpar. Seine Seite
tuar roth esfdrbt. tpas notwithstanding
bapon bsrriibrte, bob e Dor 9urSem
bas i'm Ban befinoljHe Rr5essttH!
,Nebrasta" in Seattlesss sdtltemptlteN
unS babel cine b0fe Uertsung erlitt.
Mu6 s.iaten anhere 0ernarbunaeu an
Ieinem a0rper, bab er In abaormalem
3uitanoe fid befano uno mOsliters
ipeiIe i'm aampf nit eiHigen @etnases
beu.rn Den aiirsertn ssaogsp-batte.s
spotaebrabt. Sin psrfonsns'
aua Der Rod SslanD.Bobm entsttiie
n.aIid, aIs er I'D, Set gtatiea Ehooss
bile, So, ndberte:; Dt a~6foeaDtjOss
Der gepdde uno ser Ncftfp6sth itaras
ten nm, Sic periontntpaser1 abr. Bile.
Zen aufredt. rsHotaaiotitfihrsr
ipuroe ourd ben MnpraH an irsen6 eli
SinotrniB 40 SUB nett gefaleubert.
sntaina aber mertpur bisefheiie Dem
To6e, rur erlitt Ct fhtpers WerIebuns
zen. Der Seiser bineesst fand Elm
fhredtiAes Gnbe.y Ct; geTietb linter
bic Qotomctipe aftb fHifrbt BON othF
ousftrOmenoeu Dampfe iansfam tpbtz
stbriibt. Die paFasiers enttamen IN,
Deriebrt.
g cn6erbareE, GtIbR.
m o + b. Gin 48s ssyutrt alter .3u5hmsfs
Der, Charles Go1enbod in Sobns.
tofpn, q. s., besins @elbftmprb, t2s
benz q. Rarbpli6ure trant, .Gr itauo
in elmer Mpotbete un0 unterbielt fi6
mil. elmer MnSabI UrtHnbe iibtr ben
f@slbitmbr6 elmer frdu. bic f& iura
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
Standardization AsStblitbtu.,

Sm eneltiden llnterbauie beaeidnete
Elm fdottiibes Witglieb einen Yoiten
bon f2, 000,0 900 $50, 720,0 0O fir einen
afsbaniiden arieg als LINEN 6lobs
iti1 in ben S3ean." Gin anherer Rebs
ner ereiferte iid fir Die @ermebrung
Der europdiIden 5rupper In Snbien
un6 peritieg iid gu Dem 9ilS: .Das
bleide @eii6t oes britifden Soloateu
lit bds RIdsrat Der inoifden Irmee.].
Sin SIRE. Der odriiber ergrimmt par.
Dab 70 piel idledter fhottifder Wbistb
gum Shaoen oes suter irifhen mad
Der sriinen Sniel perfdifft tpiroe, bes
merfte: Der fdottifhe @bistp lit eiE
10 beiber Stoff, oab sr Die Geble bins
untersleitet ME Elm Sadel5us."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
DER Gan, Der destou.

Vas tit Der Gag Der Ss9iOH:
Ssoe Wofe tOmmt friide Q9adre,
Sallnten uno gettler, logdr Elm Baron,
Sebe 9BObe 10 breibig Stiii.
unb Giles prattOole G~remplart!
&btr ipsnige tsbren 3urid.
3as 1T Der Sanj Der 9ssiOn:
8ptt, pelb Elm luftises Sammsrleben!
Sbamloits 9rinien in bluti9sm SUbn!
Sa tan3t nun oer &bitaum Der Wtsni6btii
berum,
unb iOpieI 8utunit, 70 manfss Strebsn
8ommt bier erbGrmlid) uno luitig um.
9as 1T Der 9an3 Der 9sgion:
Omar man6mul ipiro es red)t beftialiih,
Nber has 1T bel uns 10 Der 3un.
@b ipas! SD pfeif dut ben 9un3en ai.t!
&inber, ipos ieiO Sbr unmOralii6l
ubsr Slet9ptsi - ib made NIT 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
titStr finfs acknowledgements.
Don t,iup Grr,ntr.
9u nrr Auutiue.

StHtt Iutts mid Setn treuer Gid,
9u fie9t oas Dteer 3ipildsn Sir unb MIR,
Is 9ibt nur Gsip fur mid, tsin Slid -
SD tttirS um siuen Srub bon Sir
unD tebr' bod ME 3urut ....
Reas iltngt mir beut' Gein frOmmss 2iso7
IS tdut ia bod TEN (r0pfen Tbau
Nut melH berbrdnnt, oerDotrt 8emitb.
Wfetn aebsn 1T 10 bang uno 9rau;
=, tpte IS mid mad 3eutiblano 3iebt!
gOn SabatsipoIfen idtpimmi Der Raum,
Rings fpiittss 3rinten INN @clbrei.
Culinary bsbt ole 3utunft ibren SOum,
SD fam nit)t mebr 3urid 0Orbsi ...
g, NOR su GHb' Der ipirrs 5raum!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
% AeittntIt!

Rennft 0u has Slid oOu itiuem 8ruu'u:
SIN fernen 2auo seian9sn itin,
unb Nobts I'M Sraum Die oeimntb I6uu'n
Zen lisben oenti6en SOnuenibeiH =
su ssbf Dur6 gOttss Ssraj6kit,
Den Slitbeni6iminstftrff t 9ttn Bid,
Ser Simmcl 1T 10 blau ltno tpcit,
Su beteii unb gu iDtinit Dor Slid.
rlnb pl0bli6 bif 3u autsstoa6t
unb iUetbt erft gar ilidt, ipus Sir it,
abie Su 10 sliidlib bieis Nabt
uns bod 70 boil 9erJipeifIuns bift.
go iuilo, 70 ftiirrnii6 ibld9t SeiH @lut.
Sas Seimipeb brennt in Seiner 9ruit -
Eu aber tiibIit es oiel gu gut,
Sab Gu bier elenb iterbsn mubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
anOerien unS Die Ariosr Grimm.

Oils 4nberIen, Der norotide Mdrs
6enoi6ter, iid beretts ourh feline
WGrdsn elmer Namen 9emadt bate.
bsiudte er auf elmer Reiie ourd
9eutidlanb, mad Berlin tommeno.
Die 9riioer Grimm. @r er3Gblt bars
iibsr (r9as War4en meines 2ebens")
f~Olsenoes: sd bate tein @mpfeblunssz
f1reiben an fe mitsebruht, neil man
mir iaste uno i'd ss islber slaubte,
tpenn mid ismano in Berlin tennts. 70
ipdren ss ole 9riiosr 9rimm. SD
fudts oaber ibre Wobnung auf; oas
9ienitmGb1sn fragile mid, nit tpeIz
dem Der beioeu !9errsn i'd iprehen
tpollte.
.Mit Dem, Der am meiiten s.Ihriez
ben bat" iagte i'd; benn i9 puBte bas
mails nidt. pelfer bon ibnen Der
Wirtiamite bel Den Wdrden setpeieH
tpar, j
sSatob lift Der s.Iebrteite. iusts oas
MGbhen.
Run, 70 fiibr.n 81. mid gu ibm!"
Sd trat in oas 3immer, uno Sufob
@rimm NIT Dem tlugen, .baratteriftis
fden 9eiiht ftano Dor mir.
sd TONNE gu Sbnen obne Gmpfebz
lunssf6reiben. inoem i'd boffe, odb
mein Name Sbnen niht gang unbe.
faunt Setn ipiro."
.Wer iino Sie?" fragile er.
Sd faste Is. uno er antiportete bers
lesen:
sd erinnere mid nidt, oi.Ien Vas
men 9ebort gu baben; mas baben sic
gefhrieben9"
Nun nurbe i'd in bobem 8raoe rers
lesen, nannte aber iebt meine Wdrhen.
sd femme lie ridt," iagte ct, ,aber
rennen Sic mir cine auoere bon Sbren
Sdriften, oann babe i'd Sic iider err
ipGbnen bDren."
Sd nannte einise 5itel, .aber- er
fdiittsIte nit Dem aopfe; td fiblte
mid gang unsliidli6.
.Iber mas miiNen sic BOZ, mir benz
fen." laste id. noab i'd 10 als Jrember
gu Sbnen tpmme uno felbit aufadble,
mas i'd seidri.ben babe. sic miiTen
mid tennen. Sc sibt cine in Dame
mart herduseesebene Sammlung BON
Wedrhen auer Mationen, Die 1T Shnen
%seipibmet, uno oarin {tebt gum ipenis'
item Elm Mdrden bon mir"
0utmiitbis. aber perleseu tpie Id
telbtt; taste er: so, Die babe i'd niht
s~eleien, ober es freut mid. sic ttnnen
an lernen; barf i9 Sic az meinem
Bruoer Wilbelm fibreng"
Sd oantte. briidte feline 6ano uno
elite bapon.-
@nserien bat -oie{en fiblen GINS
pfans ME perseHen tSnnen. eSc oft oie
NeOe auf feinen Nufentbolt tn Berlin
lam, fi9te er bin3u: .aber Grimm
taunte mid niht!1 Mnbtrieu tbbrhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19

Sn bisism SDlsnldrm, Seoonner
unb @etndtter iperbsn mir pom 3sgis
ment dufssnpmmen. Hiemano oenit
mebr an @dlaf: Der idpers Sas BET
Sanbfdi uno Raibalina 1T aHgebro.
den -. va ift feline 3ett CUR Hubs!
limb mir iinb bod 10 tootmuoe uno
m0ttsn sifsn uno itIafsn uno nod
70 pieles, mas mir bier Hidt baben!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19

aGlerSinss fpGfsr nit Sen griibern
a@rimm ndber %betannt, ,unb MilbeIm,
faste ibm. Dab er i'm bod gefanHt
bate, tpsnn er gu ibmS e.tpmtntn pdrs.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-14
TEXTILE NEWS Of INTEREST
Notes of Southern Cotton Mills and
Other Manufacturing Enterprises.

Fountain Inn, S. C.-The Fountain
Inn Manufacturing Co.. has decided
TO add 1880 spindles. The company
has erected a two-stOry 73XlO4 ad-
dition to its buildings to receive the
new spindles and preparatory ma
chinery, and this equipment Is now
being placed in position. 1t is also
adding 60 72-inch jacquard looms for
weaving cotton damasks and equip
ping a dyehouse. j. r. Young, super
intendent, made the plans for the i'm
provements, and is in charge of all
the work connected herewith. The
cost of these betteuoents will amount
to about $4,000. The company has
been operating 1864 ring spindles
and 5000 twisting spindles, manufac-
turing yeanS. It's present enlarge
ment is the second in five years under
the same management. c. +. Gra-
ham is president, ard R. L. Graham,
treasurer.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-14
Corrupt Giving.

One of the effects Of the generosity
of the unjust, which deserves more
consideration that it get, is this: Ii
closes the mouths Of critics whose
voices might otherwise be heard in ef-
fectual protest against public wrongs
or defects which cry for change in eco
nomic conditions. Limitation Of space
confines the writer to cac illustration.
There was public cCi,ation some
years ago concerning 4 certain BILL
involving a franchise Of great value,
which was being heavily lobDied
through the New Yorl: Legislature. A
movement was at once begun against
.he measure, and during is progress
n gentleman standing justly high in
public esteem, man Of unquestionable
probity and of great influence was
asked to take part in this protest. He
remained in doubt for few days and
them declined. He was the president
of an important charitable institution
dependent largely for its support on the
generosity of particular donor, who
was also the real sponsor for the grab
bill. With what he conceived to be the
prosperity Of his institution at STAKE
he could not feel it to be his duty per-
scnally to antagonize the corrupt
scheme Of the generous supporter of
his institution.-George W. Alger, IN
the Atlantic.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-14
Sweet Potatoes.

C. r. Smith, of Texas, gives the FOL
lowing advice on the planting OF SWEEP
potatoes:
In discussing the sweet potato ques'
ton, too much cannot be said ON Its be
half, for there is no animal or fowl on
the farm but what relishes it, cooked
or raw. and a more toothsome or whole
some diet is hard to find for man. For
feeding stock, it's value Is about three
bushels Of potatoes to one Of corn, but
when we come to the yield, It is from
four to eight times that. OF corn per
acre; and no farmer that has few
acres Of sandy land has any excuse fol
not having some good feed for all
kinds of stock, and nice dish OF good
food on his table three times 6. day
for six months in the year. So l will
give you what seems to me the best
method Of cultivation. + know 1t will
not fit all cases and under all circum'
stances, but 1 believe it worthy of any
one mans consideration.
To prepare the sweet potato bed. dig
out the earth three feet wide and SIX
inches deep, and as long as you need
Fill three inches with fresh stable
manure, press down smooth. cover
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-14
FORGOT What Electricity Was.

A Denver newspaper devotes large
space in an unavailing effort to answer
q correspondents question. "Does
anybody know what electricity is"
AS somebody has observed, that re-
minds US of story.
"There is now in Prineville, Ore. a
LAWYER who, some years ago, was
college student back East. One day
In the classroom the subject OF dis
cussion was electricity. This studen:
had read all he could find in his text.
book about electricity. and considered
himself primed for the occasion. Inc
professor opened the ball with TINS
direct question. flashed peremptorily
at this particular student:
"Mr. Blank. can you tell us Wha1
electricity is"
Mr.. Blank sGu.rmcd i'll his seat.
hcmmcd and hawcd for time, ana
firally admitted:
y did krow, professor. but I've for-
gotten"
The professor Ga&ed at the student
with an expression Of unspeakaole
sorrow. Then he said sadly:
"AIr. Blank. you do not kro" what
vou have done. Alas! what a sad loss
TO science. You are the only man tnat
ever lived who has known what elsc-
tr;citv is-and you have forgotten.
Portland Oregonian.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-14
WnAT ToremlsM ls
Some Extraordinary superstItiops Re.
garding Them Prevail in Samoa.

1t is interesting to note that toteism
Is found, not only in Alaska. but
among the North American Indians,
the aborigines of Australia. the Hot
tentots of Africa. and even the hill
tribes If India. Totems are also COM
mon among the Samoans.
Broadly, the totem is the badge of 4
clan or tribe; but it signifies great
deal more than mere political or social
alliance. 1t is not only tribal en-
blem. but also family signal; not
merely symbol of nationality. but
also an expression Of religion; not SIM
ply q bond of union among primitive
peoples, but also regulator OF the
marriage laws. and Of other social in-
stitutions, says a writer in the June
Housekeeper.. A totem has been de-
fined as "a class of material objects,
which a savage regards with super
stitious respect. believing that there
exists between him and every member
of the class an intimate and special
relation"
Among the Ojibway Indians. there
are no fewer than twenty-three diff
ferent totems Nine of these are quad
rupeds, marking out the wolf. the
bear. the beaver, and other clans,
eight are birds, five are fishes, and one
is the snake.
Some extraordinary superstitions re-
garding totems prevail in Samoa.
Thus. it is believed that if Turtle
man eats of turtle, he will grow
very i'll, and the voice Of the turtle will
be heard in his inside saying: He ate
me; am killing him." If a Banana
man uses q banana leaf for cap, hS
becomes bald. If Butterf1y-m9H
catches a butterfly, it strike him dead.
If a Fowl-man eats fowl, delirlum
and death result. And so on-all going
to show that the totem has something
of the quality Of fetch as well as
the significance Of family emblem.
Regarding totemisE, it is to be noted
that the relation Of mutual help and
protection includes also the totem IT.
self; that is to say, If 4 man takes
care Of his totem, he expects the to-
tenn to return the compliment. If the
totem is a dangerous animal. it must
not hurt his clansmen. The Scorpion
men of Senegambia declare that the
most deadly scorpions will run over
their bodies without hurting them.
There is a Snake clcr in Australia,
which holds to q similar belize. Amcng
the Crocodile clan of tie 3echuanas,
If a man is bitten by 4 crocodile, or
even has water splasted on him by
one, he is expelled from the clan as
one esteemed unworthy by the totem.
-Housekeeper.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-14
LATE FEVER REPORT
Conditions Alternately Worse ard
Better at Stricken CenterS
VIGOROUS WORK TO EXTERMINATE
Sundays Reports Show That New
Gases Are Still Developing, Though
Not So Numerous.

New Orleans, Special.-OfIlcial re-
port to p. m:
New cases. 81; total. 2,2S9.
Deaths, Z; total. 31G.
New Foci, II.
Cases under treatment, 296; dis
charged, 1877.
The unfavorable part of the Sunday
report is the unusually large number
of deaths. Another distinguished
member of the Roman Catholic clergy
is in the list. Father L. E. Green, Of
the Jesuit College. He died at o'clock
Sunday afternoon, after being i'll eact-
ly a week. He was struck with chill
last Sunday just after delivering lee
ture, but nothing was thought of it.
The next day he visited room in the
college which had been screened and
made ready for emergencies in accord
ance with the suggestion Of DR.. White.
and jokingly remarked to one OF his
colleagues that they had the room
ready now and only needed the first pa
tient. A few hours later he was the
occupant. He was later transferred to
the Hotel Dieu. He suffered from
other complications which caused the
fatal ending. He was 3S years of age
and a native of England. He had been
here about two years and was a
teacher in the branch school conducted
by the Jesuits on st. Philip street.
There was not single Italian name
among the ether deaths. One occurr.
ed in the Emergency Hospital, one in
Algiers and one in the French Asylum,
on ST. Ann street.
Since the Marine Hospital Service
has been in charge, the officers have
discovered 81 foci infections, which
has been of some standing and were
unknwon except through the second
ary infection. The district officers have
been especially diligent in thus trac-
ing up infection and this has been the
means of checking what threatened to
be serious nests in different neigh
berhoods.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-14
Pointed Paragraphs.

Whoever thinks he knows it all evil
IDENTIFY imagines there isn't much
worth knowing.
There is a certain brand Of charity
that will give man crust and then
steal his coat.
4 woman will do without some
thing she needs in order to save mon
ey to purchase something she doesn t
need.
Some women mourn the loss OF a
bad husband more than some others
do the loss of a good one.
Boil the water-unless you prefer
to be an aquarium rather than a
cemetery.
1t takes a lot Of philosophy to en-
able man to admire woman after
he discovers that she has no earthly
use for him.
It's easy for the average man to be
honest when he doesn't need the mon
ey.