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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13
Woman Rescued from Quicksand.

Shortly after II o'clock yesterday
morning telephone message was re-
ceived at police headquarters, to the
effect that some person was sunk in
the mud along the Ashley river at the
foot of Bee street, so deep that only
the head showed above the surface.
Privates Eason and Wermann hurried
to the scene and after tremendous ef-
fort and considerable risk, they sue
ceeded in rescuing negro woman
who proved to be Oracle Lindsay,
from the clutches of the treacher-
Gus mud.
The warning had been given to the
police by Mrs. Welsh, of No. 8 Chin
uuapin street. She said that early
Sunday morning she had seen black
object far out on the marsh, and that
when she saw it move she thought
that it must be an animal, or bird OF
some sort that frequents the mud
fiat. When the object did not change
it's position for several hours, how
ever, her curiosity was aroused and
she mentioned the fact to her hus-
band, who examining the marsh with
field glasses made the startling dis
covery that the supposed bird was
the head of a human being in the
grasp of the quicksand. It was then
that word was sent to the police,
and the prompt arrival Of the two Of
ficers resulted in the rescue of the
woman.
The victim of this terrible expert
ence is a typical old fashioned family
servant, probably between fifty and
sixty years old, and was dressed in
the conventional apron and turban
of the class. When rescued from her
peril in the mud she was plainly not
in her right mind, and whether the
condition was the result of her ex-
perience or not is not known. Af-
ter having been cleansed of the mud
and furnished with dry clothes she
was sent to the hospital, where she
will be treated as weak-minded, and
her condition carefully watched.
While no consecutive story Of the
way in which she got into the mud
could be gotten from the woman the
one which she repeated most often
was that a man put her into boat
and pushed her overheard when far
from the shore. The name or de-
scription of the man could not be OBJ
tanned from the wandering negress,
and whether the tale is fact or fancy
can not be Observation-Disclosures
Post.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13
Waterloo Man in Trouble.

Laurens, July 7.-Charged with
the crime of incest, James D. Black
well, we'll known farmer of the up.
per section of Waterloo township,
was arrested at his home to-day by
the sheriff and committed to jail
pending preliminary Of the execu-
tion Of bail. The warrant was sworn
out by M. D. Mitchell, brother-in-
law of the accused.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13
YOUNG GERMAN KILLED.
Fell Forty-five Feet and Broke His
Neck.

Rock Hill, July 9.-Lowrance Mil
Ter, a young German employed at the
Southern Power company's fertilizer
plant at Great Falls, fell As feet into
one of the tanks or vats at that place
yesterday afternoon. His skull was
crushed and his head broken. The
accident occurred at SIS o'clock.
and Miller lived until 1850 last
night.
DR.. w. w. Fennell of this city was
reached by telephone message and
went to the scene of the accident in
an automobile. The body was brought
here and prepared for shipment to
Urbor, Germany, where Miller has a
wife and four children living. He was
"a years of age, and carried, it is
understood, $4,000 life insurance.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13
Mistaken for MulattO.

Louisville, KY, July 7.-Because
she was mistaken for a mulatto on
account of her dark complexion and
compelled to ride in "jim crow
car, Miss Rella Ritchell, of Kokomo,
Ind, was awarded $3.50 damages
against the Louisville and Nashville
railroad.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13
DAMAGE 100000.
Hail Storm at Beulah, Ala, Proved
Disastrous

Opelika, Ala, July 6.-Further re-
ports from Beulah, Ala, the scene OF
the disastrous hail storm on Tuesday,
estimate the property damage at not
less than 100000. Crops were the
chief sufferers, although 80 families,
both negroes and whites, are in want
of the necessities of life. An army
officer from Fort Mcpherson is en-
route here to see what aid can be
given by the war department.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13
New Advertisements.

Hoover's Drug Store-For Quick
Relief.
G. Frank Bamberg, Executor; Mrs.
M. A. Bamberg, Executrix- Notice
Final Discharge.
W. A. Klauber - Midsummer
Clearance Sale.
J. S. Budd, General Agent-Un-
usual Features in Life, Accident, and
Health Insurance.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13

Married at Denmark July 5th,
Rev. Frank M. Hauser officiating,
Miss Linnie Belle Zorn to Mr.. Joseph
Sandifer. The young couple are well
known in this county, the bride be-
ing a daughter of Mr.. Mel Zorn, and
Mr.. sandifer prosperous young mer-
chant of Denmark.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13
Piano Contest.

Following is the standing Of the
contestants in the contest for the
piano now being given away by The
Bamberg Herald and Hoover's drug
store. No names of contestants are
published, each contestant having g
number. Get in the game early and
make the contest interesting:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13
Meeting Farmers Union.

The next meeting of the Bamberg
County Farmers Union will be held
at Bamberg on Saturday, July 18th,
at eleven o'clock.
J. E. MCMILLAN,
Secl etary.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13
Notice FINAL DISCHARGE.
State of South Carolina, County OF

OCdt0 Oh 00UeH oe71
Bamberg.
Please take notice that on the 5tn
day of August, 1911, at 10 o'clock,
a. M, the undersigned will apply to
G. P. Harmon, Probate Judge, at his
Office at Bamberg, S. c., for letters
of final discharge as executor and ex-
ecutrix, respectively Of the last VIII
and testament of F. M. Bamberg, de-
ceased.
G. FRANK BAMBERG,
Executor.
MRS. M. A. BAMBERG,
Executrix.
July 10, 1911.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-13
Reunion Company G.

The annual reunion of Co. G, 1st
s. G. ", will be held at Bethesda.
church on the 9th day Of July
(Thursday.) Everybody is cordially
invited to attend, with well filed
baskets. Especially do we expect all
Confederate veterans to be there. We
will have with us as speaker Of the
day, Hon. G. w. Garris, Of Denmark.
G. W. Folk, John Pearson, and oth-
ers compose the committee On music.
H. J. Zeigler, P. K. Hughes and Rob-.
ert Morr'e, committee on table and
grounds.
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J. B. HUNTER,
W. T.;zBEARD,
J. c. COPELAND,
Executive Committee.

For Rent.-Nice Office rooms In
The Herald building. Have electric
lights and water. The most desirable
Offices in the city. Will rent slng1y
or in suites. A. w. KNIGHT.
The fool-killer., 1911-09-01

git 8 times az mulch prophit, don't
you see?
Now, you Kommon Plugs. ali nj
advise an don't bekum the ansestur.
ov emmy more kids than you air am
ply abul Q fetch up az tina ort bee
fotch up.
If Charlz w. Ellyut e ennythIng
3 you about it, tell him If he vii fur
nish the fude IN kloze, you vii sine
a kontrakt 2 furnish the babizs I
CESS that vii put q muzzel on biz
ole gab-trap.
MACK OLIN.
The fool-killer., 1911-09-01
Thanks, nary one do

your pants. Thanks, nary one 90
see i'd his shirt-tail.
Who can harmonic all that roy
ponap and self-glorification with the
humble interests Of the common
man? Old Yardaman likes to play to
the galleries and WalloW IN the
cheap applause Of the ignorant mob
He's what / call a sham hero, q
bogus b~enefactor and q bob-tailed
bluff.
The fool-killer., 1911-09-01

fashioned, and we need something
more up-to-date.
Whoop along Sally Ann! Get out
Of the road and watch the new
fashioned world go BY. Men have
put God on the retired list and took
hold of the ropes.
Get up there, Selum!
Clear the track!
Mind your eyel
Whoai
OF
The fool-killer., 1911-09-01
BEATTIE, BLOOD AND BONES.

Must I say anything about the
Beattie case? The good Lord knows
there has been enough said, and al
together too much, unless it was
better.
But The Fool-Killer's business is
to take a shot at all such disgraceful
doings as it goes along, and SO I'll
proceed to knock up a little dust
around old Beattie's bloody heels.
No use to repeat the story. You all
know it by heart. It was . of the
blacklist crimes eve committed in
this crime-ridden country, and if
there is any excuse for calling on
Judge Lynch in the case Of a niger
rape-iend, it seems to me Hizzonner
might just as properly have disposed
of Henry Clay Beattie, Jr.
But there was no sort of excuse
for the papers to make SO thunder
alton much fuss about it. The hor-
rib1e and bloody details of such a
crime should not be spread before
the people, page after page and day
after day. Newspaper men ought to
be excluded from the court
and let the stink die out as soon as
possible. No human being has been
made better by reading all that rot.
On the other hand, many young
minds have been poisoned with the
morbid and blood-curdling story. and
some other young buck may think it
would be nice to jump into fame and
get himself talked about in the same
manner.
Let a poor NAH kill his wife, and
he is stretched up and put out of
the way and very little said about it.
But because Beattie was lousy with
money the papers had to play it UP
in Harry Thaw style and make a
great fuss about it.
Did you know the daily news
papers would like tt have such a
mess as that on tap all the time?
Well, it's a fact. It makes "a good
story don't you see? If there were
no sensational crimes the news
papers would have a hard time of it.
But as soon as the Beattie trial was
over some kind-hearted demon was
thoughtful enough to murder a
beautiful young lady by the name of
Hawkins and throw her in a lake.
So the papers will still have a picnic
n the people will get blood and
carnage till the cows come home.
The fool-killer., 1911-09-01

SLEEPY HOlIGI, ~. W,
Sept. the IS, 1911.
Deer Mister Editur:
Il it better fer a womern 2 not hay
babiz, or 2 hav babiz an let UNI starv
2 deth?
That il anuther side oy the race
seWiside qneschun. Mebby mi friend.
T. r. kan anser it.
/ am led 2 maik thees remarks hi
reedin Whot ole man Char1z w.
Ellyut, ov Harvurd, sed the luther
da. Charlz w, opened hiz mouth an
spoke sayin that is wuz the duty ov
every womes 2 hav / baby every 2
yeers betwixt the ages ov "a an 40.
An rite while ole man Ellyut Wuz
a maxim ov them remarks, sumbody
found a pore womer hoo had starv-
ed 2 deth in a M York hovel, an
bi the side ov the ded womern lade
her littul gal, jest about ded with
s~tarvashun, 2.
That pore womern had only | kid,
an the internal sistem that we liy
under maid it impossibul fer hur 2
feed IN klothe that /.
Now the queschun bobs up-if ev-
cry womer must hay 8 babiz, hoo il
a goin 2 garantee um a Twin in this
heer munny-mad, trust-ridden kun
try oy ourn?
Instid ov layin so much stress on
gittin the babiz horned, / move that
we maik sum p%ervishun fer keepin
UNI alive an rain UNI desunt.
A fue ov the rich devuls hoo hav
got aWl the mummy in thur klaws
want 2 kompel us pore foaks 2 start
big fambliz, an then tina vii pinch
down on us an maik it impossibul
fer us 2 axe UNI.
Bred an butter, shuze an shimmiz
kost mummy thees daze, an the rich
deyuls regerlate the price
Mister Munnybags gifts a surtir
pur sent ov prophit out oY every lii
ov Wurk that Mister Laburin Man
duz, An if Mister Laburin Man haz
8 kids he vii hav 2 skratch 8 times
harder than if he only had /. An i
Mister Laburin Man skratches
times harder, Mister Hunnybags wi
The fool-killer., 1911-09-01
THEY WANT ANOTHER GOD.

Some of these fast, furious anu
fashionable preachers that are going
around loose these days are getting
lust a leetle bit too smart for any
thing. ! picked UP a sermon the
other day which had been pumped
through the ~oracular orifice of that
great golly-snorting, long-coated
gazook known as Rev. B. Fay Mills.
Now Mills is recognized as one of
the big-up ~horn-tooters of the great
modern Church of Mammon, and Z
wish I may die if he didn't just rear
back on his dew-c1aws and make
fun of the whole plan of salvation,
from A to lizard. He ridiculed the
idea that man was a fallen and sinful
creature, and laughed at the old be-.
lief that a Saviour was needed. He
admitted that Christ was a tolerable
good Teller for his day and time, but
he wasn't near smart like we are to-
day. Jesus was just a man, and
when he died that was the end of
him. So said the great preacher.
And the sermon went on in that
style for about four or five columns,
and when I had Waded through it
t was reminded of the Irishman who
got a job as helmsman on a sailing
vessel. The captain set Pat down
at the wheel and told him how to
steer the boat. Then he ordered him
to keep straight to the North. In or
der that Pat should not lose his bear
ings the captain pointed out the
North Star and told Pat to pillow
straight in toward that star. Then
the captain left Pat at the, steering
wheel and went to bed. Pat got "a
long fine for awhile, but after mid
night he got sleepy and dozed off
into a sound slumber. The last thing
Pat saw was the North Star, and the
boat was going straight toward il.
When Pat woke up the ship had
drifted around to starboard, making
a complete semi-circle, and he was
looking due South instead Of due
North. He looked for his star, but
it wasn't there. He searched the
heavens carefully, and after some
minutes located it away around be-
hind him. So. Pat left the steering
wheel and ran to the captain, say
Ing, 20 Captain, you'll have to pick
me out another star-Ive done passed
that other one you gave me. And
the angry captain picked Pat up By
the slack of his Irish breeches and
fed him to the fishes.
And SO it occurred to me that some
of these big preachers are like Pat
Only It isn't a star they want-they
want another God. They have al
ready outgroWn the God Of oul
fathers. They have passed Him ii
the path Of progress and gone on il
search of a God more to their notion
y Law me, Brother Ben, but ain,
we going some? 1t won't be Ion,
till the preachers can join hand,
with the infidels and ask God t,
resign Gods ways 1 sorter old
The fool-killer., 1911-09-01
MACK oLIN.
GRID NJ


The Great Horn Spoon full Of tar
to grease the axletree of creation!
Jeeminy jabbers, hooly goo1y, thun-
der and blue wool! If you don't.
think the devil has got a mortgage
on American politics, / just invite
you to prance your peppers over the
following yarn which was daddieds
by the Associated Press and sent out
concerning that old hypocritical
huckster, Jim Kussed Vardaman, of
Mississippi.
Old Jim used to rattle around in
the governors chair of Mississippi
like a bean in a bladder, but he took
a notion he wanted to break into
that Millionaire's Club known as the
United States Senate, and this is the
kind of ~Jeffersonian simplicity he
used in getting there:
HE rode into Meridian in a cart
drawn by 80 yoke of white oxen.
The cart was %profnsely decorated
with flags, flowers and ribbons. On
the back of each OK was a man
shrouded in white. At each animals
head walked a Whitehead torch
bearer. A sort of throne was erected
in the cart, and upon this sat Yard
aman. The candidate was in immac-
ulate. white linen and had a big
white hat. He did not wear that,
however, but carried it in his hand
and repeatedly waved it. His long
hair fell around his shoulders and
was set off by the linen. A most bar
barrie spectacle was the crowd which
sWarmed after him. Men threw a.
way hats, canes and umbrellas and
fought with fists to step up and
place hands upon the cart. Women
threw flowers from galleries. Horses
plunged madly, and several persons
sustained slight injuries"
Now as soon as the audience gets
done speWing I'll submit a few re-
marks. But take plenty Of time
and spew till your gizzard gets easy
for this may be the best chance yot
will have soon.
Shades of Roman pomp and
glory! Let the statue Of Napoleon
bow it's head in shame! Let all thu
lordly characters of history get dow1
and lick the dust that Vardamana
conquering chariot has passed over.
For behold a 1x0 peanut politician
is trying to puff himself up to appea1
greater than the greatest empero
that ever shook the earth with hi
tread. (Hold on till / spew som,
moreJ.
And that's the kind of a puffed-ul
plunkerstinket that the common
plugs of Mississippi are yelling thei
bloody gizzards out owe That's tn
kind Of a pride-pampered plutocra
who calls himself the friend of Til
laboring June-apples III Jan
uaryi All who believe that such
strutting turkey cock as old Ward
aman anything for the Welfar
Of the common plug. please remov
The fool-killer., 1911-09-01
WANT 10 BE AN ANGEL (0F
CAPITAIISM.)
The Present Day Soldiers Mind and
Hope.

E&8@L THTA-#T"N E&fES#F
/ want to be a soldier,
And with the soldiers stand,
A rife on my shoulder,
A sword within my hand.
And shoot and kill my brothers,
For what, I do not know;
I'll try to please my captain,
And on to Hades go.
Thou shalt not kill" says Jesus,
@But good for evil do"
But Mammon says shoot and kill
Do him or he'll do you.
Cooperation must be choked,
Or competition falls,
And Rockagee and Carnefeller
Will sure go to the wall.
You know we are their angels,
Their only sure retreat;
To them we've sold life and
For clothes and what we eat.
J. w. EAGLIN,
Zadock, Mo.
The fool-killer., 1911-09-01

M 49,
Well, I'll be MORALLY hornswog-
gled and double doggoned! If here
amt the lambastingest piece of news
that my optical hay-rake has picked
up IN several full moons, That great
Republican paper, the Texas Repub-
lic, published in San Antonio, has
nopped up on q pickle barrel and
declared for Joe Bailey for governor
OF Texas on the Republican ticket.
And Joe, being a devil of a Demo
erat, would make an equally loud
smelling Republican, and maybe
Nose Harris can get the job Of
oflclal spit~toon-cleaner in the gov
sernor's mansion, Hoo-ee. sickum!
The fool-killer., 1911-09-01
THE BABY QUEsCHUN.

Sleepy Holler, N. c.,
Sept. the Is, 1911.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-01

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