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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-08
CENSUS ESTIMATES.
Durand Thinks Census Will Show
91,OOO,OOO.

Washington, August 27.-Enthu.
siastic persons who have been claim.
ing that the completion of the pres
ent census will show that the United
States has population of 100000
900, will be disappointed when the re-
turns are all in, according to the be-
lief of Director E. Dana Durand.
Not counting the Philippines, if
the census shows population in the
United States proper of 100000
census bureau officials will be sur
prised.
This is only rough guess" said
Director Durand, "but 1 believe the
returns will show there is popula'
tion of 90,000,000 in the country, not
counting the Philippines. 1t may
run up to.91 100000, but doubt it.
OF course if the population of the
Philippines is included the figures
will be close to the 100000
mark.
Il expect the tabulation to be
completed by November Is, and i'm
mediately afterward We will be able
to announce the population of the
country.
''The net gains from immigration
during the last ten years has not
beeen so large as would be supposed.
For example, immigration from
1901 to 1907 into the United States
was only 6,219,OOO, in round num-
bers. Of this number 1,927,000 re-
turned to the countries from which
they came. leaving total of only
4,292,OOO.
I'VE have been surprised at the
population of cities of 100000 and
more since the figures of many of
these have been announced. The
percentage of increase since the
last census of these cities-that is,
these whose population has been Civ
en- out is more than twenty per cent.
''Whether or not the country dis
tricts will show such a. percentage
of increase in population we do not
know yet. Some believe that the
rapid rate of increase of the large
cities is caused by population drawn
from the country districts"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-08

63.7; ten-year average, 1871.
While the average condition of cot
ton on August 25, according to the
figures of the crop reporting board of
the department of agriculture, is
S.4 per cent. better than it was at the
corresponding date last year, it is
lower by ga per cent. than It was
month ago. 1t is 4 per cent. lower
than it was at this time in 1908, and
is per cent below the average for
the last ten years.
Officials of the department of ag-
riculture declined to estimate the eff
feet of the figures made by the crop
reporting board. The old crop of cot
ton, by reason of existing high prices,
has been practically exhausted.
"Twenty-cent cotton" has called SUBJ
stantially every bale of spot cotton
from it's hiding place, according to
the views of the department officials.
Just now the new crop is beginning to
come into the market. In Southern
Texas the crop is being picked and
ginned as rapidly as possible and
from now on the crop marketed will
continue to increase for several
months.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-08
WRECK ON SEABOARD.
Two Freight Cars Ditched by Wash
out Near Patrick.

Patrick, Sept. 1.-Seaboard Air
Line local freight No. ran into a
small washout one and half miles
south of here yesterday. The engine
and seven cars passed over, but when
a heavily loaded coal car reached the
undermined track it went down.
Only two,. the coal car and the ca
boose went down. But for the fact
that No. 5 had a "wait" order on No.
sc at. Middledorf, No. sc, passenger
train, might have run into this wash
out. Only one man, Weber Walton,
flagman, was hurt, he not seriously.
The wrecker was sent from Hamlet
and soon had the track clear.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-08
City Council Meeting.

City council held a regular month
ly meeting Tuesday afternoon. The
regular routine business was trans.
acted, and Mr.. Marion Smoak, night
policeman, rendered his resignation
to take effect October 1st, as he will
enter another line of business.
The clerk and treasurer reported
that he had written the Bamberg
business league in regard to the good
roads rally projected by council but
had not heard from that body so far
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-08
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around the
County and Elsewhere.
Ehrhardt Etchings.

Ehrhardt, Sept. 5.-Sunday was
nearly as warm as sport said it was
in middle Florida. Said you could
put out a cake of ice and it would
warp in the sunshine before it would
melt.
Well, the carnival company lef,
here this morning for Walterboro, S
c. The old plantation was nearly
worn out here last week. Every
time they were going to put new feat,
ures in the play, but was the same
old play over and over.
Well, we had very tame election
The candidates did not spend any
money on the good people at this
voting precinct. The good peo'
ple'' acted very cool to them at the
campaign meeting. No dinner on
the ground as usual.
Some few bales of new cotton were
brought to market last week and sold
for IA cents the pound; all it was
worth, as it was badly worked on ac-
count of being too green and damp.
Had some regular trash movers
last week or would have had several
more bales of cotton on our market.
Could not gather it from the fields.
Mrs Addie B. Hartz, Capt. ]. c.
Kinard and wife returned from the
mountains last Saturday. They seem
lively, and in good spirits, and l hope
improved.
Our merchants expect large trade
this fall. They have immense stocks
of goods opened up and more coming
every day.
Miss Salome Wilson is spending
some time with friends in this Sec
ton. All are glad to see her and en-
Joy her company.
Mrs. J. B. Ramsey, two daughters
and two sons, have gone to Williams
to visit her mother and friends.
Mrs. Simmons and daughter have
gone to Branchville to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Appleby.
The railroad company has i'm
proved the looks of their yards here.
There is room for more improve
ments. The paint brush would help
the looks of the depot.
Perry Bamberg, colored farmer
of this section grew a pumpkin vine
this year on the old Murdaugh plan
tation that matured five pumpkins.
Weights as follows: 122 pounds,
113 pounds, 40 pounds, 90 pounds.
and one 20 pounds, making a total
of 325 pounds of pumpkin to one
vine. Who can beat this produc-
ton? JEE.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-08
OFFICIAL RESULT OF ELECTION IN BAMBERG COUNTY.

The Following Figures are Official, Being the Re-
suits as Declared by Executive Commtte.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-08
Condition of Cotton.

Washington, September 2.-The
crop reporting board of the depart
ment of agriculture estimates that
the average condition of the cotton
crop on August 25 was 72.1 per cent.
of a normal, as compared with 1915
on July 25, 1910; 69.7 on August
Is, 1909; 76.1 on August 25, 1908,
and 1871 the average of the past ten
years on August 25.
Comparisons of conditions by
States on August 25 follow:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-08
RESULTS OF THE PRIMARY
OFFICIAL COUNT OF DEMOCRAT
&c EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Hampton in Second Race for Rail.
road COmmissioner-Patt
Leads for Congress.

The State Democratic executive
committee met in Columbia last Fri
day night in the Office of the secretary
of State at the State house and de-
clared the official results of the re-
cent primary election. The second
primary will be held on September
13. The official returns put Hamp-
ton and Cansler in the second race
for railroad commissioner, although
Scarborough ran close for position.
The following were declared to be
in the second race:
For Governor.
c.. L. Blease. =
G. G.. Featherstone.
For Adjutant General.
w. w. Moore.
J. NJ. Richardson.
For Railroad Commissioner.
James Cansler.
G. McDufie Hampton.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-08
Blackville Woman Takes Deadly Dose

Americus, Ca, Sept. Mrs. c. A.
Parker, of Blackville, S. c., who has
been under the treatment of a physi-
clan because of her mental condition,
suddenly seized bottle of poison at
the home of a relative here to-day
and drank it's contents. She died in
a few minutes. Her family is promi-
nent here and in South Carolina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11

demas; 81 Vd. ansfa L. gloria la fama,
este notable libro.
Publicanes los siguientes extractos de-
varias cartas que 80 han recibido de algunas
de las personas que han leido 81 hbro, para
que SO tenga una idea del gran msrito in
trfnseco cue dicha obra posee.
La Sra. Mary Miner, 3l2 D Street, Pue-
bio, Colorado dice en- carta de fecha re-
cisnte: Estabs tan enferma y preocu.
pads, que no podia nj conner nj dornir.
Use los ruetodos en- mi mi.ma, con mara.
villoso exito. En- la actuaiidad estoy sana
robusta, y por ningin dinero ne despren,
Geria de los vGliosos informes que Vd. m.
suministr6."
Ell Sr. T. L. Lindestruth, e. South st.,
Wilkesbarre, Pa, dice: "La obra de Vd.
sobre ell magnetismo personal, Representa-
una fortuna q los que comienzan Ia carrera
de Ia vida. Absolutsmente aportar& Ell
exito."
A. ]. McGinnis, 60 Ohio st., Allegheny,
Pa, dice: "Cuando solicit6 el libro de va.
estaba trabajando como jornalero. En- L.
actualidad soy director de una empresa, y
ESQ es ciertamente Ia prueba mas evidepto
que puede presentarse del gran merito de
la obra. Aconsejo q ls personas que deseen
tener exito en- Ia vids, que pidan en- el acto
un eiemplar'
FL DR.. G. s. Lincoln, 101 Crutchfeld St.,
Dallas, Texas, escribe asi ;" Los metodos
de Vd. acerca de Ia infuencia personal,
con maravillosos. Los he usado en- mis- ps-
cientes con sorprendentes resultados. Curan
las enfernedades cuando los remedies
fallan"
El Dr.. g. r. King de Gillian, Ind, escribe
10 siguiente: " "CieItamente me han eDvisto
Vds. el ibro mas notable que he leido.
SegGn los metodos explicaGos en- el tratsdo,
el doior de cabeza, el repmatismo, dolo. de
espslda otras enfermedades de larga du-
raci6n, desapareeen como etecto de mSgia.
No hay frases su6cientes para recomcndar
ell s;stema de instruction en- ell magnetismo
uno La fuerza 8 inAuencia para ejercerle
sebre otros, tai grado, que 20 nunea sohs
fuese possible adquirir. El ibro de Vds.
vale mas que el oro puro, psra toda persona
que commence Ia csrrera de Ia vida. Lo
Gnieo cue deploro es que no esyese su ibro
en- mis- manos eu&ndo era yo joven."
e New YORK Institute of Science, % hs
enea-yado de la distribuci6n9ratis del libro
aiudido. Dfs y noche funcionan grandes
prensas de imprmir para sbsstecer u de-
randa, hssta que 60 hsyan distribuido los
sl0, 600 en- fbros. Debido los ffsndes
g1stos en- Ia preparzci6n 8 impression 90
eets Ebro, suplissnos que $50 10 ridan
R-ztis sqreilss personals one reaineEte
esTec iEteresadas en- obterer mayor sxiso,
losTar mas feticidad de euaiqeier noio
Iosiorx- 81 coRdiciin S1piieznSa cue ro
Sc ls s4i:cite por nerL cuiosidsd, puee Is
e:ie:sn grstis - EIi;ada. 81 vd. desearn
hsro. solsei;e,o hoy rrisre, p<es los eisla-
fia-eS 50 es.zn 6iS-ribayen1o cen la-cfs
rsysl=E- IAn.s sl |. historic de una cas-
eiiio-.al "a hAhiio "a d-raz6z per n;nSs-
ihTc. e0-so d eae eris.s En- Ia setnziil..
Pr La Fls0sO.is de Ia Iusaenea Pe--
sons!=
IEa-zse presente que el Ebro ssri e.
viAeo gratis con porte pago. las persoras
que 10 eoisciten zhora, dirisiscdoss n
New YORK Institute Of Se;.nee, DepG assn
Rochester, n. Y, E C.ds l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
SERVICIO CIVIL.
zssfE

que respecta reornendaciones
parecen h dado enas la urgenc que pre-
nteresados clmp condolences de la ley
gente.
La Ley del Seico Civil eb haere los
las disposition candidates
dos Unidos nombrameno e requisite actual
denca obo de aend pronud las neceiad
escuelas pdblicas.
Debe tambHn Comisi6n del Serico Civil para deara
medante soud dbiia del fe de depaaento
megenca para hace nobramenos confordad de-
aacon. Al negarse Ia Conn resofci6n
icud del ie de depaanento imo
epado de de apes Gobernador
decision el deberia defnva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
SANDAL.

E manifesto necesad codgo adeuado Sc
estudo
mnar anemia intermediates opcales sin duda agna
condolences ndustraes saud
gran pae pobacon de Ia cual dependen agriculture
industria.
eserzo pactcad las auordad nuares de sandad
hace tempo coaados faa apoyo
oucones Legislation ndca debe prestar apoyo
puedan vae los rgmeno de sand
toda la Isla.
rabajo reazado los uado obtendos por Comion de
Anea meedoe de de cc6r deb exenderse
mas de manera que puea ar gente de las con obeo
de rabo impoante pueda rapdente
possible ecendo que especial que comprenda cred
to adecuado para Ia Con pueda ar adante rapao
para que pueda Iegirse debidamente por ella.
Ell modeno de contabad auditora hora
Gobieno consuye adeanto sobre empaba
peo para dbda protection de los fondo benes del
Gobo deb perecconae extenderse mas Con fin ha
congnado pada para estabecer dparta
Audtoa negoado contabdad de material reforza
do el negociado de inspection.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
POLICIA INSULAR.

Sc han popueo ceos sbios preuPuo de u Polca
traersn consgo dsnucn de
servio mtno tempo ablemene
ecscis de Aeas de apo20a del presupuo
pocis sOena cooperation de Legislature
fac uerza nrnero por medic de las mo-
Ecscion de las hye por las cuaes Egs, que exp=ac
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
UNIVERsIDAD DE PUERTO RICO

Sc llama hacia hecho ley de Ia Asambe
Legislative creando Univead de Puerto Rico pone
dad de aque institution de ta de sndcos
cuss mbros nao Gobernador de Puerto Rico Comiso
nsdo instruction Attorney General e Scretso de Puerto e
Tsorero Rico Presdene de Camas Degado
En- mi opinion impossible unta modo pue-
producer esuados practices Los del goberno quenes
cuedo ley actual mbro natos una estan de-
mado ocps dane todo los debees de sus
fnas ump debdamente las obgcones mpoant sobre
es onexon los de Uniead No sera
que ocupadas otos des
sabdad tai mi uo unta tamben demssiado
trabajar eficazmente
Por conen reoend etudo de este asuno idea de
reduzca una pracc exeda
Coonado de Instruction Tesoeo de Puerto Rco uni
miebo la Ell de instruction deb que
dar Ia razon segn ley orgnca responsible
por todo la instruction En- opinion debe qudar ell
Tesorr dcha nta de acueo Ley Morrill, del
Estados Undo dcan anuamente grandes de d
para sosenmento de la Univedad inversion de
fondos Gobeo responsible para Gobeo de los Etados
Undos.
Los voce de una tai fuese nmero que estia-
convenience deben nomrado e Gobenador
poda ego encia domicio permanente Ia
alto nteres consgnte la nateria a tamn
cia cuadad caa desempeno de los mportane debe
res de los cuales son ellos esponsables.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11

$4,000 DDBaDOs IL HLruDIlSu0
Dr. La Motto Sage, enombsado honbre de c;sncias regaa
$4,000 dssnalss Ia publication distribution gratis
de- un vaioso t:atado sobre el masnstsno PERSONAL
Via iafluencia hipnotea.
Desea demosar e vor la faerza pactca de esta nuevr
cienca, en- los negoco en- Ia sociedad, eI hcgar,
en- Ia poftica, en- el amor. en- las intermediates,
como factor para iniur dominar el
animO de las psrsonas.
Los honbres pronent De esocos los hobres &c proon
ministries del Evaneso muchas oras notabda8es ecrdial
neate <prueban naedida. Un etlebrs eolegio
enearga de Ia distribution gratis
odo e mundo puede rebr sro absoateente gra hasta
que agete Ia edi6n, dciaar los misterios ocutos
De esa maravilIoSa fuerza propia
Much0s secreios guardados sscsa.
mente, divuigadOs
ahora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
II MEhslIE DEL 'GOBlRhADOR.


deraci6n.
cocn que Sc encuntran por
obgados sufr haber comedo acto crinen aguno
enn La deaca enconarse las enfer-
repugnan de Ia cual clos ponabes Su trasado
suenemente ado mas comodo donde protegdos con-
a De las tempestade entire contonos los pue
abao opormdad de cutyar pequehas
dedicarse senclas ocupaciones pceme
indcaci6n merecedora de vuestro deenido estudlo
lamar atencon de Ia Legislature hacia Ia necedad adopar
que al mancoo Ia colonia de lepo
permo ndicar convenienca que nomb comsin
de-
como las ecoendones dicha comon consldere ne
yarias convenientes en- Ia materia.
INSTRUCTION.
cua esoucione adopo una dec
favor instruction general de conformdad con los melore
modelos de los Esados Unido . .
Dante tanscuos desde apobacon de Ia anted
socon ha hecho progso en- instruction general
que cada dez habantes eeta reolbendo instruction
pdbas 10 cu proportion nngun
Hemeo Occidental xeepnando los Estsdos unid0s
solo pudn acomodar de mltad de los nos de
edad esc mucho barros sin facdade para strc
ti6n, falta mucho por hacer
Legislature hace han alberto 1873
dnas abiendo apamente como 10
cditos asignados instruction Durante e mismo
erodo oda a mas de docenas bboecas
coa pdbcos de ndmero de
escue escoar de la h todaa dta
compearse de nuesros reducdos
de la oo modo requrra
de ecuelas d los pro-
excedan de los ondo
FIN. /
que prestarse aenc6n instruction manual ene
las escueas pbca Eso obante necesta eqpo
especial cua end proveerse necesaro ednte ys
votadas por la Legislature.
debe adopae ana MEDIA especial para aumentar
hayan de dedcare servo Pareceme poda
aproba6n de ley pera los mpone una con-
tbu6n o mas alta ha permido en- pasado conce
no smo tempo las unas escoares con las esccones deo
da ha del dneo obtenldo de
los sueldos de los maestros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
LEGISLACI0N EN- GENERAL.

En- vista del hecho de certas e de carace ugen
han pasado nedatamente depues de
bacon deseo lamar atencon las dpos6nes del
de de 1903 mod6cando Acuo M del digo Poo ell
cua dpone que oda ley pncpara gr los depue
aprobac6n que ponga Pare
cerfa naturaeza de las que deen hui
bse aguna ra6n especial para que prcen regir
debe pemtse ley de - de 1908 sentdo
obo de ueda peodo tempo su6ene para que
pubc egar las dpoc6n de las mmas
vigor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11

Ell hecho que trao de rportanca en-
soo industrial del pa mpua ecomendar consdera
on Ia probac6n de las es que sobe particular consen
proegr equatva debdamente pae
pobaon ca concene sobre cua depnde tai alto grado
nuestro bienestar industrial.
que los provean
aenca mdca convenene comoddade de hospital para empea
dos locales hgenco saudabs para empados fabas
Heres prohci6n trao eb segun cree ser obe
to de atencon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
ADULTERACI0N DE LALECHE.

La ley de II de 1909 modcando C6digo
nal castgo de eche aduerada reque
de la nenc6n audunta para que pda pro-
pdbeo posone debe emnarse requisite que
pruebe la nenc6n rauduena fin que ley pued pro
efecto que de ella espaba Ea ley dbe tamben probable
mente defnr 10 eche aduerada fin mas expea
segura Ia resolucion judicial.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-07

and with aching hearts again the mex
| day when the performance was re
peated. That's tragedy and no mis-
take.
Herod was unusually good. But thu
great players OF the day were Chris
tus, Maria, Magdalena and John. II
is impossible for me to paint the in
tensity with which they represented
| the leave-taking of our Lord. 1t came
| home to me as never before. The
| audience was hushed to a death.like
solemnity and l shall never forget the
accent, with which Anton Lang said
"Mutten." All the sadness of all fare
wells was in that word, the mute In
consolable sorrow Of Mary Magda
lene; the disciples shaken with emo
ton as the Christus passed from one
to another bathing their feet and wip'
ing them with the towel "wherewith
he was girdled."
These to me were the supreme mo.
ments in the drama. Such reality in
acting never expect to see again un-
less l return to Oberammergau. The
hushed sobs of the audience told me
that l was not alone in feeling deeply
as did.
A friend of mine who is a CORE
spondent said to me afterwards: II
am ashamed of myself. l blubbered
like baby. But one thing is certain,
l will not write up the play. 1t can
not be done" and think he is right.
The afternoon scenes, the trial. the
crucifixion, the resurrection. while
more spectacular, were not so con-
vincing. You felt that they were act
ed. One feels no criticism, feels in
deed that these people have given as
much reality to the closing events in
Christ's life as can be given. What
has never been adequately represent
ed in art or literature could hardly
be realized in drama. The wonderful
restraint of the evangelists in giving
us the account of the crucifixion is
admirable. Little is said, much is left
to the imagination.
have been asking myself what is
the ethical result-not on the villag.
ers-that is evident enough-but on
the visitor to the Passion Play.
should say that it was worth while
to see the Passion Play if for no
other reason that that we might gain
an adequate conception of the human
side of Jesus life, of his tender re-
lations with his disciples and friends.
The church has been so careful to
preserve the divine that they have
lost sight of the human in Jesus.
am coming to the close of a five
days. visit in Oberammergau. In that
time / have been able to see the
Passion Play twice, and to become
acquainted with some of the people,
l am glad to count among my &C.
Anton Lang, the Christus;
Maria Twink, the Mary of the play;
Johann Twink, her father, who is Ju-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-07

the harvest fields, the very men that
the next day were to take part in the
Passion Play.
AS | looked upon the bronzed faces
OF men and women, upon their rough
hands as they played their parts with
none OF the aids of the modern the0-
ter-cosmetics, powder. false hair and
boards, but with unaffected sincerity
entering into their respective charac-
ters, | thought: This is art, highest
art, because it is vital, real.
At half past seven Sunday morning
the booming Of cannon announced
that it was time for people to as
semble in the theater. There were
1920 seats, and all had been engaged.
Through dozen entrances the throng
passed. filling the theater completely
by o'clock. when the doors closed.
The orchestral strains hushed the
vast house to silence, and the chorus
entered. ! never realized how integ-
raj part Of the performance the mu
sic could be until l heard and saw
for myself. The music of the drama
is comparatively modern. 1t was writ
tcIl ny lelCl1dlu DCChcIL. IL Is
and in perfect accord with the drama.
The music is an Interpretation. There
were forty voices in the chorus, and
to me it was a marvel that the chorus
leader could have found them all here,
voices limited of course in range and
without cultivation in the strictest
sense, but voices that thrill you be.
cause of their feeling and their ex
quisite sweetness. The play began at
s a. IN. as l have said. 1t closed just
before 6 in the evening, with one in
PERMISSION of two hours at noon.
There was mo between" acts, either
the chorus or the actors were on the
stage. There were two stages, the
outer and the inner The inner stage
was hidden by drop curtain, and
was rooted. But the outer stage was
not covered (that is the part of the
stage nearest the spectator), but was
open to the sky.
In the afternoon there was violent |
storm during the act, which repre-
sented the remorse of Judas. The
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-07
MCConkey & Son
PHONE No. 200
Corner Sixth and Broadway

das, and Marie Mayer MARY Magda-
,lene), next to Christus winning her
way in everyone's heart. On the
street yesterday little girl of wen
derful sweetness explained that her
name was Eve and her brothers name
she said was Adam. They were in
one of the tableaux. All the people
Of the village have scriptural names.
The repetition of the Passion Play
today deepened the impressions OF
Sunday, and l leave OberaElmergau
with the conviction that these people
in this obscure village of the Tyrol
have something that cannot DC found
elsewhere in the whole world. and so
holly theirs that Il cannot be trans.
planted or initiated. Its root is here,
il Win survive until the people ITEM
selves change, ana Lecome H., longer
the children Of heaven, as hey arc
today.