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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

3ur lcbtcn Hubc. Som
Sauie ibrc3 Nbcims, @rn. @ernlann
S6r0bcr, 9tr. 6it, E~ortlnnoltr., aus
ionO geitern Nodnlittog Die 9ccroi.
gllng oes om y. Sebrror perItorbc.
men IrGltlcina emma S6rooer oui
ser Baltimore Gcmeterp" Itott. Eo-
Itor Sons 'Nrlt bon Der epallg. -lutb.
ct. 2ltfoS e STRIDE unltirte i'm Sralt-
erbullic ulto onl 8rubc. &iele 9lu.
men.iti!tfc id)miidten 0aa @rab Der 10
iriib &eritorbenen. Die SO. @nt.
un0 Charles 2ebr, @ermonn @elIel.
mann, &enrD Drummer, Senrp @ol.
tero mo Geo. bon Seine fungirtcu
ais 9obrtllGtrGger. Sri. S6r0bcr
lprroc oru 4. Wtui 1885 in @ebroo bel
N5nQbrild ais Sod)tcr 6cs ucritorbcs
men Srn. @eorg Sdrooer utO Der
5roll Glilobctb Shro0er geboren.
Sic fam Dor 49, Sobren nod @ne.
rifu lln0 lebte bel ibrcm Sbeim Srn.
6ermonn Sdrooer. Sic bintcrldBt
1ebcn ibrcr Wlltter cine Sd)nelter II.
}lpci @riiocr in Gcuti6lonb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Ncntifes Welb

at perfauien. $3.50 Gents pro Iarf
ooer APO Warf fin einen Collar.
@ehiel unb Greoitbriefe anf ale
Stdote @uropa's. @eloienbungen,
Sb%ifisfarten, Geiiep6iie uno nusldu.
oiifles @elo. Sbco. $. Oiener & &c.,
2t7 Sit.9altimore- Strabe. (303)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
*** GoS Ntosfenbaa. @onite SC.

*** SaS WfoSfenbaQ. Gomite 6cS
,Sbolia . WGnnerhors," Ser ieincn
oieSiGbri9en Masfenbaa am ii.
Wfdr5 in Der n8ermania. Mdnnerfr,
@oQe" o6bGlt, Fat iif nit &rn. Otto
@riig9emonn ais 8oriiber uno Srn.
.. Sinnenlnum ais Sefret1r orgoni.
lirt un0 trifft Sorbereltltngen, Die
Oorolf Idlieben laiien, cab Der 9na
feline Gorganger ilbertreffen miro.
Wfit cinem prG6tigen Sobleall miro
Scr 9oQ erofinet iperoen, mas oas
Soblealt a6er poritellt, blcibt @ebeilr.
nib bis gum 9ollobcno. Die eir15el.
men lll1tCr.G omite'lt lino, pie folot,
6uiommcn gelteQt: Arrangements
Gomite = Otto 9riiggemonn, 9.
2lnl1enonn, Grit. Moper, S. Gail
urto q. Selmann; gmpfongs .Gomite
= NJ. @altber, Goriiter, Gr. s. :.
Sempel, Ibolf Sirid, @m. 2imm-
ROTH, Senrp alein unb ST, Sill; 9or.
Gomite - Geo. Simmelbeber, $. Sres
ter, @m. 2inncmom utb g. 9ltrgc.
mcilter; Son5.Gomite - Sranf @ieB.
l'cr, Otto anicpert, 6r. Rabc itlo $.
Molinger; G~eforations .Gomite - M.
@oltbcr, ., Sinnemonn II. s. 8oigt;
Greb-Gonnite - Geo. Simmelbeber,
GGriit. Woper mo Otto 9riiggematn;
Erciie.Gomite - SO. @oltbcr, Otto
9riiggemolm, Gbriit. Waper uno 9.
2lnl,enonll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

Jrei-9i6Giotbcf 81 id)enfen, unb al
oieleS 8cidenf feline anberc 9c6in.
gung gcfnilpft 6ot, ais Bob Oic Sto0t
fiir Die Grboltung oieier Jilinlen
io6rlid nidt lpenigcr, ais 10 Gro5eirt
Der @oufoIten peral5goben ioQ unO
bic SallItclIcn BON Scr StoOt gegeben
Dcroen, miro es bonn Wopor uto
Stuotrat6 bon Baltimore uerorollet,
BOB bos @eidenf oes Srn. gtnorep
Carnegie ongenon1men un0 6eItimmt
miro, BOB sic Sumnte bon $500,000,
pel6e ser Stobt bon Srn. anorcp
Carnegie ongeboten lporoen lit, angc.
nomlnen uno BON ben 9ireftoren ber
Gnod Hratt 6reibibliot6ef fir Den
Ban bon 20 6iliolen aui BON ser
Stoot g~ege6enen 9auitellen pernu3.
gnbt miro. gtad) GoQenOung bieier
6iliolen loQ ser Wopor unb Stoot.
rotb fir Oeren Grbaltung our6 cine
j16rli6e 9cluiQiGung in Steuerbiio.
get Gorge tragen uno 5ipor cine
Summe Don ni6t neniger, oils 10
Fro5cnt oes BON Srn. Carnegie fir
oen Dan Der @ebGuOe gegebenen 9e.
TRACES. Gieie iGbrlide 9~epiQigung
ioQ bon Sen Gireftoren Ser Gnody
Erott 6rei6ibliotbef fir Die Grbol.
tung ser 5Siliolen p~erausgo6t peroen.
Is miro ferner peroronet, ooB oieic
&%crorOnung pom Gage ibren InnoG.
me an in Strait tritt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

"*" Gie So3ioIiItiife arbeitcr.
Fortci, ungoriider 3meig, ucronitai-
tet onl Is. WGr5, abcnos, I'M ga.
bor-0pceum," Nr. 1913, Sft-goltimo.
reltroBe, cine WGr5feier nit CONCERT
uno 9aQ, ST. Dem aroBe Sorbereitur,-
gen getroffcn meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Mag &eiIicrt,
Sentidjcr Ebutograph
409-411 Nurb.W ap.S trahe,
speStafsEficrtc

9nt. fur zine fnrsr, Seit.
9 ieinite cabinet Portraits uno 1 iebens9rnbes
forirdit init feticm Ndbulen fit 50 50. 4
@itte adte1 Sic duf Ineiue I%sioreiie;
Mat M~etiert, 409-4f1, Horo'Wahss trahe.
(Sedfl.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

SUll elm unor0cntli6 Dies
&ouS iibrcr. - Srou Worp
9uliorL luclfc in 9tr.S0S, @eit.Yrott-
Strobe, cine @irtbifnft betrcibt,
mlrroc GeItcrn bon Nihtcr 2oOen in
ser mcltlid)cn Yoli5eiltotion inter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING, ungcblid ein unor
oentlidcs Soils 81, fiibren inter $500
Giirgid)olt Dem @crihtSuerfubrcn
iibcrlpielcn. Scrgennt 9cpcrton
nlod)te om 6rettog Slbcno nit mleb-
rercn Goli5iiten cine Noj5io oltf oo3
2ofol ltno perboitete iedls Srollen
unO ad,t WGnner. Die iefs 6rollen
n10 orei W0nncr plrocn inter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING 0es mnoroentliden
@ctrngena nit ic So uno Soften be.
trait, mdbreno Die iibri9en cntloilen
>puroen. Die @irtbl6oit bon Srou
9allon iplroc friiber bon Tincent
lllc5inSfos bctriebem Der leiner Belt
lGngerc Belt inter Dem Serbofte
pcrboftet mor, feline SdmGgerin er.
ntoroet 5u boben. Inter Den perboi'
teten Srouen5inulern befonb lid lei
ne 9tifte Ngnes l~llc5insfos. @ls Die
Yoli5iltcn oie @irtbihait betroten,
cntItano cine miloe Sago noh guS.
qGrgen uno SerItefplabcn. Warp
Seiiel froh IN einen @onbihronf,
ober ibr aorpcrumfong geitottete ibr
nid)t, Die Sbiire 5u ihlieben, uno 10
milroe aud tic nit oet Inoeren IN
Den Eutrolipogen gepoft.
Nette Nusiihten. Die
Baltimore. . bio. 9abn" bat geitern
o%naefiinoigt, oab sic Sraftrnten aui
aobIen mad allen Safenitabten NIT
Nllsnabme Ser Neuenglono. Stnoten
pom /. Mai an Inn ) Gents pro Cont
ne erbobt neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Stdot Baltimore.
Suuncn.Ynf. nnb ltntcraauo.
Sas Wcttcr.

Qos par iuicoerlmt cinntal Cil1cr
jcncr i0colCn Nt0r5togc, ipic mir lie
10 oft niht crlcbelL Der inns geItcrn
heid,ccrt iuur0c. Gin flnrblolterNim.
mel mo lane 6riibIinQaliiite bel gol,
bcncm Sonncnidcin Orougtcn Sc.
hclL Der cs iid) lciitcn tonntc, binous
ms 6rcic. gtltr cine cin5i9c llnon-
ncbnllid)teit bate ma 81 iibcripin-
Ncn, mo 0oS murcn Die mitS hlunm
6cocdten StroBenfrcl5itn0cll, mcld)9
lid b0dritcn9 fir bic Sticfclplttcr be.
g|ciItcrt fonntcn, Die Elm uor5iiglidc&
@eih0it tbotcrL iopcit ol9 Scr uitt.
Iere Staottbcil III Getrudt fam. .
Sir beute lit inns i6oncS @Cttcr,
5lunr CtluaS fdltcr, periprodcn. Die
Scmperotur miro Elm mcnig fiibIer
iein NM nm WontoQ iollcn mir fla.
res @ettcr nit frii6cn mcitIidcn
WinOcn bnbcn.
@eltern bctrltg Der hod)itc Sbcrmo-
mctcritono 50 @rob nm I llhr Nod)-
mittogs luI0 Die nic0rigitc lcmpero'
tllr mar SO 8roo nm : llbr Nor.
gems.
Sl ben iibrigcn @unocS = @cttere
itntionen iullroc Der folgcnoe nic04
rigitc Sbern1ometcrItoll6 rcgiItrirt:
GuItport fl, Hortlun0 20, @oiton %.
Nlbunp %, Seem . Norf 80, Ybilo0cl-
pbio 80, Ntlontic Gitp SO, @oibinG
ton 2l. Noriolf ~, SattcruS 46,
GborleIton 56, Soponnob 81, Sodions
bile GG, (Supiter "a, Sen Wclt 10,
Ntlontn Al, montgomery as, 9tclpr
NrlcanS 81, EuleItine 40, 8olpeitoN
%, Corpus Gbriitic 81, Wtcmpbi3 II,
Cincinnati 30, YittSburg So, SSlpcNo
20, Buffalo 2S, Glepclono 80, Detroit
80, glpcno %, M~tarductte 10, @recn
Ban %, Chicago n, Duluth II, Ct.
Houl 4, ct. 2ouiS 80, &onioS Gitn
26, Smobd u, Slron 0, 9ismord
g, @iQiiton 6, Supre 20, @clcnn
26, Solt 2ofe Gitp -, 0enpcr II,
Nortb Eluttc %, Go0gc Gitp 30,
NmorilIo 81, Sos IngclcS 46.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
@cloicnSmmacn

ilad) 0eutihlano "a Gents pro Warf,
mad Seitreif 2Oh Gents pro arone.
Gorto ertra. S1iffsfarten bon unb
iiad 9eiitidlanb. Reiiep1iie, @ef).
iel, Grebitbriefe uno ausIGnoiid)es
Gels. Sbeo. 8. 9iener & Co., 2t7
Sit-9aItimoresS fraBe. COB
Vaiie iir's stuSianb heiorgt U. Natne. Nr.
III. CT. baltimore ctr. uabe GpifutMhu ufes 9tut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

Scincn 70. @c6urtatug bc.
ging gcitern gon5 i'm cngen 6anli.
lienfrciie Sr. GoWoro Hoinc, ser
Serousgebcr oeS y9eutihen Core
iponOcntcn." SbIhon &r. Maine per
iId)te, Oos GreigniB golt5 gebeim 5ll
balter, aingcn ibnl oennof bon alien
Seitcn 8ratllIationen 81. VeIonocr9
5oblreid iparen Die @liidluilni6c bon
Mitglieoern Der oO'aeil . @elea'
i6oit," oeren &r6iioent @r. Hoinc
ieit pielen Subren lit. Siibi6c In.
gebinoc bon icincn 6ontilicnangcbo-
rigen berciteten Dem @eburtStaga-
finoc pielc Srcllbe, ollcln Gin Gito'i'
@eblrtStogSGcidcnf, ooS niht 5lI
perodtcn lit, bat iid Sr. &uine 10.
cben ielbit ongcihafit, inOem CT Ooa
bilbid)c picrlt0digc @obnbails Nr.
1902, Glltorp . &locc, fGllilid) crluor.
ben bat. &r. Sfoinc 9eOenft oieieS
@ebGlloc I'M Scrloltfe bcS SrilblobrS
NIT icincr Camille 81 bc5Ieben.
9 obnbcbicn itcte bclobt.
- sic nEcnniulponio . 9obns@elcIl'
ihaft" bat ocn Observation-Disclosures &obn
y. WottingIp linG' SCi5er $. Worte.
man, Neioe bon Ncll Nllton, Mo, fiir
&crbiitiing zines Giienbobn. llnIolIc8
I'M baltimore umb Eotonlnc Suu1cl
in Baltimore Diientlid) bclobt. Vic
berid)tet, cntglciItcn an lcBtcll Mon.
tog 5mci' @oggon8 cincs Enilo0icr5ll.
gcs IN Dem g%cnonlten SunnCl. Ser
2ofomotipiilbrer licb lcine Ganlpr'
picife %iortudtrcno crtol1cu. mubrcno
Ger Sci5er nit elmer 6adel ctnCm Eoi
ioaier5lg, Scr nit t12 EoIIogicrcn
ouf ocmielbcn 8clciic nngcIohrcn
fam, cntgegen elite. Ger SofomotIo.
iiibrcr oieies 3ugcS id)ien jcOo6 Die
&ornlmgs5cid)cu nid)t 81 bcmertcrt,
mesbolb @ortemon ieine Sadel ourd)
bos Seniter ser locomotive mari.
GieieS Wtittcl bolf un0 Der 3ug belt
ctma brei Wag9otlangen Dor Dem
perungliiften. Die topierc Sono'
lungsrueiie Ger beioen @nbnbeoienIte.
ten luuroe Dem ,. &ice.ErGiioenten
Gligb bcrid)tet, mornlti bic crmdbntc
gclobung folgte.
Baltimore erbGlt Tobr.
20 it. - Baltimore miro IN ollers
noditer Belt cine &%obrpoit = @erbin.
bung 5lpiiden Dem Sauptpoitanlt mo
Dem Union. mo Camden = @nbnbofc
crbalten. Cine oiesbe5iiglihe Bill
paiiirte am Sreitog I'M Senot. On
bicier Bill lit audi Die erboblng Der
8ebdlter Der SanbbrieitrGgcr mo
cine nelie aloiiifi5irung Der Glerfs II.
9rieftrager porgeieben. 4oItneiItcr
~. Sal Sorris luor iiber oos Yaiii'
rem oieier Bill boherfreut. Or Iagtc,
oob Die Giniiibrnng bes Hobrpoit'
~bienites ole 2eiItungsiabiafeit beS
Sauptbiireaus gan5 beoeuteno er'
hobe. Mit Baltimore iperben 5it'
gleid) nllf ole St1bte Cincinnati,
Niitsbure, aonioS Gitn, Son Bron
cisco unb grootlDn einen Robrpo't'
oienIt erbolten.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20

rious business, but the money lenders
refused to pay the license, and nine
of the establishments were closed by
the city for doing business without
license. Several Of the establishments
secured, however, an Injunction, re-
straining the city from further pro.
ceeding, and the hearing will take
place before Judge Carey.
Corporation counsel has collected a
mass Of evidence against the places
showing their usurious character and:
giving reason for the protection OF
the public from the money sharks
and it is thought that. the court viii
dismiss the petition for a permanent
Injunction and the city authorities
will be permitted to apply the Law
and close the establishments.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20
TIE SONG OF THE GOLD-SEEKER.

Nhite-handed fortune beckons from the
height,
And CLEANS IN all the bright sands mini
lclY.
Lo, his tired feet have followed overnight
Deaths beacon fire aglow IN some far sky.
The fields of gold: he knows not where
they lie
Nor hears aloft the circ|ing vu:turcS
scream,
a golden vision dances N his eye
To sun his step and minGlc with his
dream.
blind to the way he stum"!eS OF and on,
BabblinS 0; gold til night falls through
the SKY.
Then faint with awful wearine><. and wan,
The vision dead--th yellow lust agone.
This Irail earth-thiEs falls ianti!G with 4
cry.
The hoverin@ vnltureS circle near apace,
Fearing rs yet the pallid uDturned face.
While lar away across the mesa-height
CLOVIS dark cloud made beautiful with
light:
A flush Of gold-yet silent in his place
Lies the dead dreamer open eyed and
white.
-Deane :. Thomas, in the Technical
World Magazine.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20
NeYterry Alumni Gather.

The alumni Of Nevberry college
were present from all parts OF the
south on the occasion of the ffty-first
annual commencement.
The address before the alumni was
delivered by Rev. v. Y. Boozer, class
'sS, of Salisbury, N. c. The subject
of the address was "The College
Trained Man Among Men,
The annual meeting Of the alumni
association Of the institution was held
in the opera house, the election OF Of
fcers resulting as follows: y
President, Colonel John F. Hobbs,
of New York city.
Secretary, Professor .Olin B. Can
non. of Newberry college.
Treasurer, Dr.. A. ]. Bowers OF
Newberry college.
Hon. Arthur Kibler of Newberry
was chosen as the speaker before the
alumni next year.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20
LINCOLN'S KINDNESS.
How 1t Impressed a Young Lawyer OF
Fifty-five Years Ago.

Fifty-fve Years Ago.
"The first time I saw Abraham Lin
coin was in 1852, just fifty-fve years
ago." said former Governor William
Pitt Kellogg, of Louisiana, recently.
Il had just been admitted to the bar
and was in Springfield, the capital of
Illinois. I was yourg and perhaps
rather timid, and for that reason re-
member particularly MI. Lincoln's
kindness to me. He had large black
eyes that looked out on YOU from
deep sockets, and seemed to peer
down into your soul. Though his
cheeks were rather sunken and he
had a hungry look, his face was
lighted with inspiration; you felt in
his presence that he was a man far
above the ordinary.
Il sat there at the te bic that morn
ing in the court, AMI Mr.. Lincoln,
Who was then known as one of the
greatest lawyers of Illinois, leaned
over and picked up a book just in
front of me. AS he Gid so, he bowed
in a kindly way, without saying a
word. To this day l have never for
gotten that bow and the expression
on his face. Four years later, in the
convention in which the Republican
party was born, sat next to him as
delegate. He represented Sangamon
County and made that great speech
in which he said, You can fool all
the people some of the time and some
of the people all the time, but you
can't fool all the people all the time
He had the most winning way in get
ting votes l ever saw. Two years
later, in 1858, he was candidate for
the United States Senate against
Douglas, and made speeches from the
same platform on which I spoke. l
was a candidate for the Legislature
on his ticket, and he advocated my
election. In 1860 1 was a Presi-
dental elector on the Lincoln ticket
in Illinois. Only this morning l re-
| ceived a copy OF a paper containing
the State ticket of that year, and
! found that was the only man whose
name was on that ticket who IS yet
alive. Those were wonderful days,
and they produced wonderful men,
but Lincoln was the greatest of them
all. He was the greatest man that
have known in the ffty-fve years
that 1 have been in public life. -
! Washington Post.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20
Jury Acquitted Woody.

Three important murder cases were
tried in the court of general sessions
at Charleston the past week Alonzo
Goodwin, the giant mulatto, charged
with the murder CT Guard Herman
Stello, at the convict stockade last
August, got a life sentence.
". R. Woody, the marine corporal
held for the murder OF Lillian Reeves,
on October 81, was acquitted.
The jury in the case Of W. S. Schiff-
hauer, of Pi.tsburg, charged with the
murder of Joseph D. Rivers, March II,
was discharged and mistrial ordered,
the twelve men being reported to
stand seven to five for acquittal.
The case of Woody is. interesting.
He was found on the night of the
Reeves shooting several blocks from
the scene of the tragedy with bullet
hole in his breast. He said that the
Reeves woman shot him, and he
knew no more. After recovering from
his wound he was jailed, but made
his escape, and was rearrested in
Texas.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20
PRESIDENT AT OYSTER BAY
Takes Up Abode at Summer Home.
A Den1onstrative Welcome

President Roosevelt and party ar
rived at Oyster Bay at sos m.,.
Wednesday, after an uneventfuI trips
from Washington.
The station platform was thronged
with neighbors, who extended Oyster
Bays usual demonstratiye welcome. #
We'll, am glad to be here, Eas
the exclamation which opened the
presidents little chat with the Villa
gers. He stepped at once to the plat
form. The youngsters pressed around
in scores, and the president gave them
his immediate attention. Grasping iones
diminutive hand after another, the;
president said with unmfstakab1e
pride: There is certainly no evidence
of race suicide in Oyster Bay" Then
he reached over and picked up a tot,
who was hugging a little brown OBJ
.ject, saying: "And you've a real Ted.s
dy bear" S.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20
Great Newspaper Enterprise.

The Atlanta Georgian prints the
following: "The Charleston Export
Edition of the Columbia State is !.
high example of the kind of service
rendered by really broad and great
paper. The edition is not confined to
relating the advantages of Columbia
and it particular section, but embraces
the state and large portion of the {
south in an effort to direct attention
to the advantages Of Charleston as a
port
The edition consists of 4S pages, Z
edited, illustrated and arranged witS
unusual care and discrimination The
maps have special value, and
strengthen wonderfully the position
assuemd by The State that Charleston
is the keyport for the exports and inn
ports of a half million square miles of
territory.
While arguing that the completion
of the Panama canal will make
Charleston the natural port for all this
vast territory, The State urges poll
cy of expansion now to draw attention
to the fact that Charleston is without
peer as deep water port. The State
has performed a distinct service not
only to South Carolina, but the entire
south in adding this buoyant note to-
the great industrial and commercfafs
awakening everywhere apparent.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20
Harmon confesses Conspiracy.

In circuit court at Columbia, eX
County Commissioner Harmon wa1
called to the stand in tie case OF tnc
county against Supervisor S. II. ow-
ems, and made a clean breast of the
alleged conspiracy he and Owens and
lotEers engaged in to defraud the
county. He said Owens suggested the
idea to him and that he forged the
names to warrants and he and Owens
indorsed them ard afterwards divided
the money.
Owens was arraigned on various in
dictments charging breach Of trust,
obtaining money under false pretens-
es, official misconduct, using forged
instruments and conspiracy to de,
fraud.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20
Editor AuII Again HonoreG.

The thirty-third annual convention
of the South Carolina Press Associa'
tion at the Isle of Palms, was an
immense success. Gaffney was select.
ed as: the next place Of meeting. Off
GERS elected as follows:
President, E. H. Aull, Newberry.
First Vice President, William
Banks, Columbia.
Second Vice President, w. ]. Mace,
Marion.
Chaplain, w. P. Jacobs.
Secretary, R. L. Freeman, Peedee
Advocate.
Treasurer, Angus: Kohn, Columbia.
Executive Committee, c. NJ. Gallo
way, w. w. Bell, ]. E. Norment.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-20
Useful Kitchen Implement.

In the illustration below is shown
an implement for general use-ln
kitchens, embodying means for open
ing cans, squeezing lemons, MASKING
potatoes and similar operations. The
base of this utensil has fiat lower
surface to be used as potato-mash-
ing head and a slotted squeezing cone
extending upward from the base. The
cone enters cavity in a conical-
shaped portion above carried by the
shank of the implement. Extending
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entirely around the cone are a num-
ber of openings, the juice squeezed
from the lemons being. thus dis
charged. Pivotally connected to the
shank is a hand lever, by means OF
which the implement is manipulated
for MASKING potatoes and squeezing
lemons. At the side of the imple-
ment is an attachment for opening
cans, consisting of a centre pin and
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county and State. The Weekly Earth
quake sent out a special edition and
predicted that in two weeks the new
oil well would produce at least 5000
barrels q day, and il: anticipation of
the boom which must come the editor
announced that he had raised the
price OF his paper to three times the
present.
It was not long before spectators
began. 10 show up. The we'll con-
tinued to produce oil, showing that
there must be an immense reservoir
somewhere near it. Everybody ad-
vised Starbottle and Jenkins to SINK
wells on their land. but they refused.
Jenkins said he did not believe IN
the oil business, and Starbottle said
he would do so when his we'll ceased
TO WELD oil. But yield it did, and
soon a number of barrels were filled,
and Jenkins, who had lot of Oil in
mis- cellar, could rot sell it because
Starbottle's price was, cheaper. Ot
course, they began to quarrel, and
soon became deadly enemies, much to
the delight Of the spectators, who
now told each of them that if he
sunk wells on his place he would
probably tap the others we'll. And
after a while they were successful.
Jenkins promised to sell his lots for
the very reasonable price of $4,000.
Starbottle held out for more, but at
last he sold his farm, which was not
worth cent more than $1,000, to the
spectators for S13, 900.
Il calkerlate you fellows did
mighty smart piece of business when
you bought that farm said the
sheriff, and those who had gathered
to celebrate the sale with a few cock
tails at the expense of the buyers
nodded their assent. And the specu-
lators themselves were jubilant, for
to-day the output was especially fine,
and the we'll yielded almost as much
oil as water.
That night the whole town slept as
soundly as never before, for never in
it's history had its inhabitants con-
sumed as much liquor in one day, for
Jenkins and Starbottle had been as
liberal with their money as had the
spectators.
When they gathered the next day
to discuss the bright future of the
community as an oil centre they
were surprised to find that jenkins
and Starbottle had both disappeared
during the night and on the we'll was
a sign in chalk, SANS well"
At that time the two missing men
were seated in a barroom next to the
Office of the steamship agent twenty
miles below on the river discussing
the division of their spoils.
Well" said Starbottle, we were
to so halves, and that makes just an
even $4,000 to each of u.s."
There is where YOU are mis-
taken," said Jenkins. Am | to get
nothing for the $50 barrels of oil I
supplied?'
But I supplied all the water"
Starbottle REPLIED
The discussion was cut short by
Sammy.
There goes the second bell" he
said, and if you don't stop your
quarreling. you will miss the boat
and will have to face the present
owners of Sans well.
The three rushed aboard the boat,
and while it gfded down the river
all the inhabitants of the new oil
city were down in Jenkins cellar
looking at the pipe which led from
that place to Starbottle's oil we'll
Pittsburg Press.
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Pa|metto State Aews| /
Neuro Woman Found Guilty.

The jury at Union in the case OF
Lucy Lipsey, negress, who. some
months ago, created sensation by
entering the office of Dr. Will l.. Lin
Ger and shooting him While his back
was turned, found the woman guilty
Of assault with intent to kill. Sentence
was deferred. The defense was tenn
porary insanity.