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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22
Muslanb. nb.Selesrapb
asittr bes ardGplogif6tn
Snfituts in Wsrito.

asit.r bes ar6GOtosif6tn
Sufttuts in Rsrito.
Berlin q. Wlai. groF.ifor
5elsr poH bier bat cine bohii fhmeis
tslbofte geruFung srbolten. Der @es
Isbrts iii gum 9irsttor bes nsnsH Jns
iernutiono!en arhdolpgiinen 5nitis
tuis In Wleriio srnoHHt porben.
GoIb.nts Subtldum Der
gsnofftnf6oft bilbsns
btr alnitler.
mitn, q. Mai. Inter grpbdrs
tissn Jsierlihieiitn bsssbt bic Ges
npHenfhnft biibsnber aiini.ltr aeasn.
p6rtig ibr gIobenss 5ubiI6au, ans
ldbIih btftn aoiisr Jrdns 5oispb
i6on Dor 3ipsi gDoten eiHen Dem
iipnsfonbs in Der 66be bon sinbuns
D<rttauisno RronsH ssftiftsi bat. Jn
Der GeiiIieung bisiisn Der aultusmis
ntitsr Grof Siiirs.h unb Eiirssrmei.
iter 9sumep<r f6DuHgpcls Rsben.
4uh sdmen piele 0rofuIotipnsn BON
berpcrragsnben Decentralization sur
9srltiung. 4benos tpar gl1nseHber
GmpFune bti 9ofs.
Hsi6s Miitns Spfsr eis
mes Rnnbmorots.
Nlisn, 81. Wedi. leber einen
sRdubmorb berrfhi In ardiau, GaIis
sisn, srobe Aufugune. Die besiiieris
Mitipt Eislae3slna 1T eHiitslt aufs
gefunpsn pcrbtn. Aus Der MobnuHa
6sr llnglidliden finb 100000 aronen
ssraubi.
MiIbsImins GstbG6 &c.
itpybtH.
gsrIin, q. Mai. 5m fait bon.
snDtien To. QebsHsiabxs lit nah Ian.
asn leibxn bic ehemaiies 6ofihau'
fpit!srin WilhxlmiHs Gteba6. BIZ
GhiDsfter Der nnptrgeHfntH Wari,
Gnbdh, i'm Wommftn 6anatoEiun
bobinasIhieben. GhrH felt Wlonatsr
mar Der 3ufanb Der DulDsrin boffl
nunaslos. Gdlitblin iporb ibr Geif
| umnnhisi. unb iss srfaHHte Niemnnl
| Den msbr. a3iIklmins Gesbah iDal
snbaberin sablreiG<r Crbsn unD Gb
| rsnmitaIisD Der BiibHengeHeftHfhnfi
WilbtImine Geebuh ipnrbs an 4
auni 1888 in Berlin geboren. GS
mar anfdnsliA 5ur Sdnetrin 0uset
biIbet mcrbtn unb sing bdun sun
G6ouTpisl iibsr. Jm 0nmburat,
| @tabtt1eater tE1s iit eusrii aui
Damn BATH fis In wleinineeH, MlanH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22

Srau Ssnuie g. Gibfon, Satptss
aermutter bss Gtrcuitrihters Charles
so. gunablut, itarb seitsrn i'm ebrtit
SoIpital, Cincinnati, i'm aItsr ppn 81
Sobren. Sie mar 3stt ihrss Ssbsns
cine gspobnerin Campbell Gountps.
Die 9eihs purbe mad Der Bo5nuns
hires 9attsn Charles g. St5ion in ben
SigbIuros ssbrd6t.
- Staotclsrt Wartin bon 9aptoH
srbieIt pcn Wdrb galoutn BON Der
Union eight. 6eat &c Qurper Comp.
Elm Shreibsn, iagsno oab bic 1riesnt
@ut.rmeters Hitt sebrauft tperoen
biirfsn. Rur bi. empire Doer Gropn
BqfIsrmsFtr rpsroen srIuu6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22

ifmersbdfte 8rihpunben am Itnsen
arm unb Der 9anb.
- Die Satin bes Ssrrn 5beo.
Mors Superintenoenten Der Dffentlis
ten @rbeiten, Iiegt bebentlih ertrantt
in ibrer Wobnung an Der 10. uno
9ine Strabs harnisner.
- Die 2eihe, bic in Der RGbe Der
Repportsr pumpitation aus otm Sbio
gefiIht tpuros, Duroe seftern beitattst,
Sic tpunte niht ibentiftsirt rperosn.
9erDaupte bss anoren Sbarton, Der
felt einsm Wrnut Don Brent, ap., per'
miBt pirb, bsbaupten, oab es niht
feline Qethe tpar.
- 9lrtbur 5prtner rpurbe auf Be-
treiben BON 6arrp Wenne BON ben De-
tsttips SrsIanb uno Stspsnton pesen
nntsrf9luguns perbaftet. er iOl an
aebli6 9eIoer toIsttirt, absr ntht ob'
ssIiefsrt bGben.
- 9efunbbsitsbeamtsr Or. 9oon
bsrittete folssnoe 2oossfdlle fir Die
psrFIoFene Wohs: WdIb. Rtppletpn,
SO Sabre; Gbus. 8repiter. 81; Gillian
sSf6efpopb, 3; 2puis Shracer, So;
Frieoa gridman, 3 Mondts; Sobn J.
5tepens, 62; Quna Wl. giIss. 81;
RagoaIsra Sdriot SO.
- Spbn, oas Iisbsn Monats aIts
SDbn6en oes Staots sSnsenisurs Wcr'
lioee, tpuroe bon einem Sunoe pbsrs
balb oes anis ins Iirte 8etns gebthsn,
Die Nunbe fpurbs aus9ebrannt unf
Der Softer erihofIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22

Die Reiupprt Office FIR Sas gGin'
eiauatier gulfs6Iatt" befinset i'd tn
go. 339 gOrf Strate, ssesnHber benz
Gunrtbauic, mpieIbIt Rsuisfeiten, an'
seisru u. I. M. bis 10 ltbr 45 Riuntex
dbrnos eutsesenacncmmsn ,perSsH.
selcuhun t=Drsh 2401.
- 6. 6. Wibrig Dsrtlaste imGamps
beI Gouutp areisgeriht ). 8. OarpeI
ouf 3abluns Don $368.66, fduis auf
cine Rote.
- Die Mitglieoer bes Sraueu Rss
lief Corps beB Dm. ReIfon poten,
q. u. g., baben beitIoFen, an Sieus
ftao ben 80. Mai. 8prmittass 10
ubr, bic 8rGbsr auf bem Smmr9rIn
Srisobof 8u i6mudsn.
- 5eute Rotmittag finoet BON Der
Ct. 9aulus @p. Prot. Gtr6e aus oas
2sihenbeadnonib Der Deritorbener
Srau Wagbalsna S6miot ftatt. RsO,
Gbas. ShdeTfer ptro ben, 3rausrgots
t.soienft leiteu unb rpirb bic iterbIits
5uQs auf benz Smmergrin Grisoboi
bsitattst.
- Die bieiige Ssusrrpe6r puroe Sss
Iteru mad Der 9sdn engine 5a6rtt am
Fub Der WaIbington aps. gsrufsn,
poielbIt in eiHem Stuppen Elm unbs'
oeutenbss Geuer sntitaHosn mar. Sha'
ben $50.
Gubrleute Der See Deliperp 60
uuo Der arooer 9rocsrp & Batting Go
rpurben perbaFtet, oa lie tstne 2i3snisr
aufpeiien tonnteH. Sic Epuroen I'M
ie S. unb 9OTtsn bsitraFt
- 4nnalt Jrsb. guBmunn tpitt
an Der 10. strabe aebn nsue 9ebdub,
nit einem aoitenuufpGnp DON $2O, O,OO(
srri6tsn IaHen.
- Diuiom R. gelI, 80 Sabre ali
Itarb geitsrn in, ieinsr Dobnung II
! Ro. 25 Miusr's Cane an Der Uluno
| fperre. Dor 3rpei Dohsn trat er II
etnen roitigsn Ruqel uno ihertte De-
0uube tein 4ufmsrtiamtsit big glut
oergtftung etngetrsten mar. UT hInfer
ldbt cine Wittpe.
QrGTbent Sbomas Sorbsitp pUn
SigblQno Gommsreia! Club bat au
2FreitaQ Qbsnp cine 9srIammluus be
9urger bes SisbIunD 9tftrttts sinbs
rufsn, in Der bic 4nselsgenbeit Der of
fentlihen Shuls bsiprofen tpsroel
ToQ. Die 5rags i't, foq bic SfuIs al
gountpsS6ule tpsitsrseFiibrt peroen
uoer ion fie mad, 'tGbtiI6em Spiter
umgednosrt perben? cisis Grase ie:
am 10. Suni in elmer Sps5ialpubl snt
Ittsbsn rpsrosn.
- Die 4biturientsnieisr Der Rsp
port Sodi6uls ftnpet am 15. Sunt il
Der Bart aps. S6ulbals itott.
- Die 8spobnsr bes SisblanD Di
itrift geben nit bem 9ebanteu I'M, ei
ne gisfabrit gu baueu. Snfolge be
@rhDbuno bes gispreiIss BON Accent
auf 30 Gents pro 100 pFunb babe
bic gefpobner ben obissn Gutf6lub q
faBt. Die Serrsn 80. q. Georg. IN
6arrn Stegeman purpeu beauftrdc
einen paFenbsn glus fir Die giurif
tung Der 5abrit gu finben. 3o
Grnnptnpital Der 1T. 5bomus See 81
betrdat $25, 900 uub Ioll bic aaposi
tdt % 1onnen tdglid, betrassn.
- auguft 8oigt. AZ, RO, 1o31 81
6arb Gtrabe pObnbuft, itarb gsItsr
nab nur mebrtdgiger aruntheit. 6
mar Elm prominsntss Ritslieb bs
aurnssneinbe. Or biutsrIdBt cir
BtttDe. 9as 2eihsnbegdngnib finb'
morgsn BON Der ct. gaulussaird
aus ftutt.
-Gy s25euertpsbrmitslieb Ben. Grt
ban srtt:;..tt ssssfsssrn In 6offhetmer's 81
itiaeris infplge eHtpeidenbeH 9ampfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22

Non nebrsren 0nbtren dnslpdrtissH
annerobtn III nod ttins Nntport Gins
segdnesn,
Sn Der geitrigen 0srfnmnlung fiibrs
te pr1iibtat 6trmonn Miillsr ben
gorfis unb gesrst6r Mug. g. Deb bas
VrctricII
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22
gI0slidIer TeD.

Der AS Sabre aIts aHitr.i6tr Gos
pare 6. Sdblsp. noH go. 2340 9ils
bert aOenus, itarb s.itsrn pIOsliG in
I.iuer DObnuus. Coroner 9r. eoe.
pelter benuarihtist tpuroe. III Der
Gnfiht, oab Sobisp stntm 9isiAIaB
erieaen In.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22

Die ent5Hnbett Cb<rfldHt
bss Gnlfts burf Grtdliuna Dsrurfans
sttrDbnlin 6uiten. Die tripdrMeHoe
unb isGfiigsnbs GissnfnGfs pon Or.
ausuit aDnig's 6oaburosr 9ruiiibse
benefit, bnb berisIbt bas befis Msitisl
aur Gr!eidierung unb aur III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22

Wlar gIum,nisIb. 90. 6oreit unb
Doobburn ape !; $oer5leioen.
Glisabetb Sosr.sI, SO, 1918 6uos
ION ape.; glutiturS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22


Rfsss 80 aenss asb bari6sr-
mad, glm,rifc einihifFsn. Gle beabs
iihtigt in Rem Yort uno siHtstH per
arcBen gidbss I'm WtitsH Borttdet
Dor 5rousnilubs su haiisn.
ssrtiInrbeitsr ausGts
fperrt.
Berlin, 81. Rdi. Die felt Ian.
osrer 3sii brohenDen admpft In bar
Isrtiis 5nonItris bnben bescnntn. in
gDeftpbolen iinb htuis $4,000 arbtiisr
ousaefpsrrt porbsn, neil lie iih nets
atrttn, ibnen pOn oeu Jabritnnttn pnT.
otleate aoniratte ~ auierssitnerl. Als
glntiport aui ben .apdcut~ miro Dors
onsiihtIid1 pou Der Organization Der
arbeiier elm Sireit I'm sanSen Dt'irtit
protIomirt rperben.
IgerIin itiftsi 9rsts tur
Slteger.
Berlin, q. Wni. Ter grobt
bsutftx lieberldnnftug, Der fi6 pom
Berlin iiber 5arburg mad 6dnnootr
e,Iirsdtn ipirb, perIprift ii4 5u etrssui
ariotiiten Grtienib su ettolt.n. Das
ber fras0fiihen DeronfnItanesn bic.
let Mrt nidbt nohittben olrfts. Lie
bereits fir Die gsrstjs sur Btrfilging
fte6eH6e btbeatenbe Sumuie bat cine
frsit.rs germebrung erfohren, otnn
BON bisiissn Masiitrut finb 5000
Uldrt ousgtitBt porosR.
matter ahIfumpf.
gpi.n, q. Rdi. Die anmpagne
ldBi fih inn 9ug.nblid iibtrdus matt
an, o6tppbl bic R.uipohlen gum abgs'
| crhnetenhduie bsg Reihsrdths bereits
| am oreisehntsn SuHi ftaitfinoen. DE
GhriItIitfosiaIsn iiHn unitr iih itlbf
unsing, uno es iisbt bornoh aus. ols
of fie infoIas oss iHneren 3friftes trs
| bsblife ginbube erI,ioen iper0sn.
Die SosidIbsmotrattu iino glsits
fuus esteilt. ai6e4ii6e unb beuti6e
Eosiulcsmotraten mcrf6treH nidt su.
faumen.
Wen5eIstroRe aRgtblt6
aus bem prdatrGe.
m6l6s seftohkn
| Mfsn, 2L Wldi. aaut Weelonng
Ions Drag Iino bort Gsriinte I'm I'm.
Iouf, bob bic Wsnaelstrons eeftchlsn
In. Die Regisruns III sesbaIb Don Dies
len Geistn nufgeforDert ipOroen. bas
G,etp0lbs 0ffuen gu ldHen. nm bic
Wahrheit su ermiiielu. Jn ber pr16s
|tla persiertsn WeH;.is. .aoptle, ipsIcSs
IN ben s5ohreH 1853 Bis 1856 srridiet
Iarurbe, befinetn fih has 0rabmaI rts
bell. mensel nrb In einem Iburngss
| mad bic bSbnifhen atoHiniignien. sJr
Miiteli6iff ittbt ons erobe ROntgss
otnsnai aus Wldrmor nnb Alnbofier,
1889 BON Colin untsr aaiIer Rubc!F
III. FIR $1,000 Dutoten Gngsftrtigt.
bds Grbbegrdbnib Der b6bmifhen 80.
| riue, in ipeldemQorI w., MHstl Nv. !,
| Qcoislcus glofrhumus. 9tora pc0its
| broo, Serbin1n0 l.. WlarfmiliGn Ill.
uno Huoolf III. ruben.
2itterarif6e S6dse ge'
tobien.
Il Berlin, q. Mai. Aus gDsimor
tpirb btri6isi. nab bic fsinerstii Der
gerliner Ihsotsr sausiisllung gslieh<.
nen uno non bier suriidgsfoncten 90.
fumenss iibtr Die WsiWaxtr Ibsditr'
Geihihts, ictpie Gninsr'Ifs Wonu'
lifripit ipurlos perfADunoen iin0. %
f6xini tsiHtm .3m<ifel 90 unierllsgsH,
| fob bic IitisrnriIhen GGdss tHtipenoti
luorben finc. Bon ben Weriibsrn be-
Eisbltabls isbli bis i.bt nod isos
d Gpur.
Die tntsHnbett Cb<rfldHs
bes 6ollss burh Grtiliuna psrurianI
sstpobnlid, 6uitsn. Die trtpGrmenos
unb isGfiigenbs Gigsnfndft pou Or,
efsa,,gt Gnufn,6 Enn1 hitrasY WYuffSbef
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sas sssatmssas---
lUa6rlaoeria oiefes ssilallrs.

e6pu IN bes aIteiieu ssis eae 20 asssstis
gtfeufn. bic bnr6 bic eA5ptuna s6bsr eeaabt
iparsn, uas es ntst sslH Bpssisl ecf. bas
ana bsutsntoae ne6 NfrfeasH sEtfisfea. sA
sures ssns nnbsiaHnis asaft im eianns ans.
EttIes su fsnn uHb sesnussufaesn. Hos Ias
sgassss sritannll& III nnh bgsibt. Gas &esaSe
cat bic mntur bIsfe Dams tsfcHbsrs beahHnei.
ssnn nc BAT tss 6ss fsIssns Habs ps1llsesn. eas
vebsu strer agiimenfAeu ipis ein onlasl0lass'
rss Rra aenan ana IsfsH. SsrGssf ns1I sas
No In ttrsr eiesnfn msisbtHs an essiiH Assass
spvbrs nebmi sls Gaft Cub oas eifia -
essfln aesHat. sarn nstt sssIsIN sIHasy -
ctr bic f4oHf Msfsbsna b0n dsou =. vaFsH
ssrei6s aas eans iIi sas HaIsn oahs A'1
srs saun III osr RGns;
EaRs. R. YAEGER,
Scotia Mssmne. alnissss. Gsafissssi. -
Rtsis 80 aea.s anb barisosr-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22

nnd am,rifa eini6IfFsn. Gle bsabs
iihtiat in Rem g)orf uno eiHigsn Der
urobsn GidbR I'm MsftsH 8crttdg<
Dor sSrousnilnbs gu baitsn.
SsrttIarbeiter auAGss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22
9erdnbtrunstE I'm ba I
f6tR g Staatsmintfs<

Berlin. 21. Moi. gsah einsr
Wlelbung aus aarlsrube IN bas bds
bif6x Eianisminiiterium, bsiftn
.ilmbdn" IdhoH lGnsft auf bem
Wunfhseitsl esfaHDsn. iiuHmsbr res
proanifirt tporbtn. Die RtFOris bes
4euBsren unb Der Snfiis finb ptreis
Mat. o. III elm. btionbtrts lln.sss
rihtss unb QuItusminiissrsum gss
fbofftn. Dos Gissnbohnipefsn IN
Dem ;yiu0nsminiIssrium iibtrttaetn.
sgrsibtrr Wlarfnon Don Niebsritsin.
Der biskriae Wginifier bes Aeubtru
unb bes Drpbbkrsoeliten 6naiss. TO-
tpie Qsiter Dts Giisnbnbnipeftns II!
peniionirt. syrtiberr .. 9uf6 bltibi
pr1fibeni bss Gtoossminifieriuma
unb Ninifser Der Juitis ou6 iibsrs
uimrst sr Dds Aeubers. Hultusmini,
fter lit Or. Jgnn3 Boebsn gtfpcrDen,
pxider Der Gobn eints WaHnbeimei
gddsrg III. Der bisbtr beii0nhsn.
Chrfhulratb. ntfleH TirtftDr Or. q
|p. Galltpiirf mar nrlb tpslher nua
adj orbenfiifen anh fiinf aubercr.
Dentlihkn Ilitglisbern Slidmmenel
fstt mar. IN aufssbnbsn.
aarin Midasls fommt
Mien, 81. Wlni. Die btriibmt,
G6riftlteIlerin aorin Wihoflis, be
rem fiibnes Bud .Dds eef1brIiGk NI.
TER Bic Iiittrnrifnt Gsnfntion Gurc-
pas bi!bti, ipirb Iih, fpis beuts biel
lhfsanni wnrbs. In ben ndnii<n Eager
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-22

NedlH MssHns. aiaissss, assdsssa. -
R1sss 80 aeHss arb bGrlbr-
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-27
NEGRO KILLED.
Shot to Death After Threatening
Farmers Wife.

Statesboro, Ca, April 22.-An un-
known negro was shot and killed by
a posse in the northern part of Bull
lock county yesterday, after he had
entered the hor f Mitchell Hen
bricks, a farmer and with a shotgun
threatened to kill Hendricks wife.
Mrs. Hendricks escaped through a
window shortly before her husband
returned to the house and the lat
ter seeing the negro come out with
a shotgun, slipped to the rear and
secured a gun. On seeing him the
negro rushed to an outhouse and
locking himself in, declared he would
kill anyone who approached. Neigh
bors who were called to the scene
hid behind trees and when the negro
finally came out in answer to sum-
mons, he was shot down. No arrests
have been made.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-27
Marriage Near Olar.

Olar, April 23.-Yesterday after
noon at the residence of the brides
father, Miss Pearl Breland and Mr..
Quintus L. Brabham were married,
Rev. D. B. Groseclose officiating.
The pretty, sweet bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Breland,
and the happy groom is the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Brabham.
Quite a crowd of relatives and
friends were present when the young
couple were turned over to Cupid
and the Fates. We all join, in hoping
them much happiness, but married
life is made up of both bliss and
blister, but we hope there will never
be an imprecation visited upon this
young and happy couple.
By the way, there is much matri-
monial timber in this section; some
sweet young roses yet to be planted
in the garden of some mans affec-
tions, and Mr.. Groseclose is ever
ready to serve the young people al
ways provided, nevertheless, the fee
be forthcoming.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-27
LAND FORFEITED.
Federal Judge Orders Railroads to
Give Up 100000 Acres.

Portland, Oregon, April 24.-Fed-
eral Judge Charles E. Wolverton to-
day decided that the Southern Pa
ciflc and Oregon, & California rail
roads must forfeit to the United
States government about 100000
acres Of land which is valued at from
$40,000,000 to $75,000,000. The
case will probably be appealed.
In interpreting the act of congress
granting the land as an aid to rail-
way construction, the court held that
this land should be sold to bona
fide settlers in tracts not greater
than 160 acres to one individual and
at a price not exceeding $3.50 an
acre.
While deciding in favor of the gov
ernment, Judge Wolverton decided
against the 5000 individual inter-
venors in the case. He held that
they had acquired no right whatever,
either by settling on the land or by
rendering the maximum sums speci-
fed by the law. The effect of this
portion of the decision is that the
lands can not be procured by any
individual until the president or
congress again opens them to entry.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-27
Lumber Plant Burns.

Mascot, Fla, April 25.-The big
plant of the Edge-Dowling Lumber
company was burned to the ground
here to-day, entailing total loss of
100000. The saw mill, box factory,
machinery, planning mill, dry house,
a quantity of stored lumber, railroad
cars and SO negro shanties were de-
stroyed as the fire was famed before
a strong wind. The many employees
could do nothing to check the flames
and the plant was a total loss.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-27
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Visiting in This City and
at Other Points.

Mr.. F. NJ Moye, of Columbia,
spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Rhett OFT, of St. Matthews,
spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Charles Fielder, of Augusta,
spent Sunday in the city.
james E. Davis, Esq, of Barn
we'll, spent last Friday in the city.
Mr.. c. R. Clayton, of the Ehr-
hardt section, was in the city Tues
day.
Mr.. J. w. Pearlstin, of Olar,
spent Sunday in the city with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Tatum, of
the Cope section, were in the city last
Saturday.
R. C.. Hardwick, Esq, of Den
mark, spent last Friday in the city
. on professional business.
Mr.. Laurie Clayton and Miss
Sadie Bikle, of the Ehrhardt Sec
ton, were in the city Monday.
Miss Beatrice Bruce, of Town
vile, S. c., is in the city on a visit
to the family of Mr.. E. G. Bruce.
Mr. B. w. Simmons returned
yesterday morning from Pensacola,
Fla, where he had been to bring his
grandmother here.
Misses Mildred and Ettie Kearse
of Bamberg have returned home from
a visit to Mrs. j. M. Oliver.-Or-
angeburg Times and Democrat.
Mr.. O. E. Still, of Denamrk,
spent Sunday in the city, the guest
of Capt. I. N. and Mr.. w. NJ Eu-
banks.-Aiken Journal and Review.
Mr.. L. M. Glenn, who is now on
the staff of the Greenville News,
spent last Saturday in the city. He
and Mrs. Glenn returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. J. E. Whitesides, former su-
perintendent of the cotton mill here,
but who is now living at Clinton,
spent a few days il :; the city this
week
Mr.. B. w. Simmons left last Sat
urday night for Pensacola, Fla,
where he goes to bring back his
!, grandmother, who has been there on
/. an extended visit to relatives.
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Bamberg, S. c., March 29th, 1911.
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On Saturday, April 29th, 1911, at
II o'clock a. M, I will file with Geo..
P. Harmon, Judge of Probate for
Bamberg county, my final accounting
as administrator of the estate Of
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thereupon ask for a final discharge
as such administrator.
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the sixth day of the siege, Travis dis
patched two other messengers tc
Fannin, urging him to hurry to San
Antonio at once.
Fannin had, in the meantime, al
ready started from Goliad with 300
men and four pieces of artillery, but
had proceeded only a few hundred
yards when one of his gun carriages
broke down. furthermore, he was al
most out of provisions: It was also
known to Fannin and his men that a
large force of Mexicans, under Urea
was then marching in the direction
of Goliad. He called a council o1
war, and it was decided to remain
at Goliad.
Capt. Smith Arrives.
On the eighth day of the siege
March 1, 80 gallant citizen soldiers
from Gonzales were safely conducted
into the Alamo by Capt. John w
Smith, augmenting the effective force
under Travis to 1873 men. The bonn
bardment was kept up continuously
from day to day, the Texans firing
but seldom.
On March 3, the enemy succeeded in
erecting a battery north of and with
in musket shot of the fort. Travis
had now despaired of getting further
aid and announced to his men their
desperate and hopeless situation, tell
ing them that he intended to die
fighting. With one exception, every
man in the fort expressed the same
determination.
On March 4, Santa Anna deter
mined on a final assault.
The Texans Overpowered.
Just after midnight, on Sunday
morning, March 6, 1886, Santa An
ma marched his army, 4,000 strong
in desperate assault upon the little
band of 1873 heroes in the fortress
of the Alamo. Each column was sup.
piled with axes, and crowbars and
scaling ladders. Their approach
was stealthily made, as each division
took the position assigned. At 4
o'clock the bugle sounded and the as
sault began. The Texans poured
shower of grape, musket and rifle
balls upon their assailants. Twice
the advancing hordes were driven
back, but by mere force of numbers
finally effected an entrance. Col
Travis fell early in the fight from a
rifle ball in his head. The heroic
little band died fighting to the last
Davy Crockett and Col. James Bowie
were among the slain. The only sur
vivors of the terrible massacre were
a negro servant of Col. Travis, Mrs
Dickinson and her child and two
Mexican women. The Mexican army
lost about 500 killed and a large
number wounded.
One hundred and eighty-four
bodies of the Texan defenders were
thrown in a pile and partially burn
ed. Nearly year later, February
25, 1887, Col. John N. Seguin, then
in command of San Antonio, had the
bones of the Alamo victims honor
ably inferred.
Santa Anna, with 1000 (possibly
more) soldiers, spent II days in
reducing the Alamo. With more
than 20 times as many Mexicans, il
required his strongest and most per.
sistent efforts to destroy them. His
tory does not record greater ex.
ample of heroism and fortitude thar
was shown by William Berret Travis
and his little band Of martyrs
Dick Naylor, in Home and Farm.