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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31


5 gemprfninger til en- ltotolel.
ie Of giifop gincent Metbobiit) ON
WenigbeosifoIer %ifriper vEbe2utb." y:
nSaa lRnge Tom aomunerne life er
piIIige til at paatage iig Mnioaret
for nogen Slngs Meligionsunoer.
pisning me6beIt al airfer.
ne ! GorbfnoeIie meo aommrne-
Sfole-S pitemet, oa maa man life
6noIe ~2ittberanere, iom tror poo at
Irege ben reIigisfe @ritnoboI6 opbt
og ToIfot, for ON be boIoer pna be-
res MenigbeosifoIer, ina lange De
fan" Erngtige Orb, Blot bi fun6e
Dirfeliegsre, bpob be peeer poa |
Iangt fterre l1oitrrfning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

San Uar feot / Sfqrbpf Soen
Slespig. ben 10. Goo. 1917. %
bnn par omfring 10 4ar, iorloC
ban lit gornoomsbiem, ioet bon
uOoanoreoe til Amerifa. San Ian.
oe6e / gaep gorf, boor ban ior6leg
en- 2io og arbeioeoe. Senere ian0i
ban geif9ftigeIie ififteUis / Mic6i.
9ans Sfoue, / @Domings Nfiner
og / Omaha, inotil ban omfrina
aar 1870 latte Jig neO paa en-
oSomeiteoo~ / @nibington So. .9ieb,
ca. s giil Bet for Blair. Zen 3.
4oo. 1874 bieo ban gift meO Ma-
RE anoerien, bans MI efterlacte
gnfe. 5 oeres 9@gteifab bar Sc bait
ire 9srl, Anoers. 9lnoreas % Eau.
ra. Gen iioite osoe, oa bun oar ON.
firing 619 aar, og ben GIoiie, 4n.
6ers, osoe / 1902, eiterlaoenoe 6u-
itru og ire 9ern, Der ii0en Jar bolt
6eres Siem Dos Soiger- OF @eo-
itefor9lorene Zen eneite al 0iur-
fus gecfs 9ern, iom ooerleoer barn.
er anoreos, iom er git og bar 5or.
refining Der | Blair. 5 1883 ftDtte-
De 5omilien til bet b1g9elige Stem
Der t9t uoen for 9pen, 6oor Beef
oeOe, oe bOor baaoe bans og Sen-
mems enfe og oennes 8srn iremoe-
les Dor.
On Sio bar 30. Beef | 5orret.
ming fer | 9Den iammen me0 Wr.
5. B. YepeG, men ban blep toun.
gen til at treffe Jig tilbage paa
@runo of ooarliet Selbreo.
Self ii0en Dor firfelige Wisiion
begDnote FER / 8aibington 60, |
1874, bar Warfus Beef itaaet /
5orbinbelie meo ben. San Dor meo
peo bet Weoe | Omaha | Mnrts
1884, bnor 9nniferne | Den norif-
oanife aonference" beilutteoe pao
pisie getineelier at uotrn6e og itifte
eget Samfunb, og ban bar p9rei
me6 | Den foreneoe oanit.lutber.
tie Strife" fra 6ens gegpn6eIie Of.
5 1900 blep ban pnlgt til aasierer
for Den foreneoe airfe, og meo
l1notagelie al Get aor (pao @ritno
df bans ti6ligere aIporlige Spg.
bonn Dor ban bpert aar ii6en pe.
ret genpaIgt til oenne EiIIioospoif,
iom ban ita6ig befI9ote meo Fro.
ifab os tos fig Of meo Snteresie.
San Dor ogiaa / flere aor p1rei
Weolem al Direftionen for Dan.
0ittb. BubI. &oufe. - Ogiaa ION
Berger bar ban prret betroet flers
9iIIiospofter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

5 ct i @oinburg uofommet Bert
ON 0en itore Observation-Disclosures
iom bolOtes Der / 5ior, refereres
fun TO Saler oin ertenio", ocH enc
en- aineiers, ben onoen Den fenote
norife Misiionsmano Cars Gables.
Der jiges, at % ben .gifin9lignen-
be 0oroma1o" iatte Jig neo efter i'm
Dellpffeoe Gale ON Misiionen ybrso
Der no ct ui9ooonIigt 9ifalo~. Og
2orogolfour tiger: Set ipnes mig,
naar ieg iummerer op geretninger-
ne, at min norife 8ens Orb Itaar
JON bet bsieIte ltoilag al Cortland
og alorbeo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

6ono iee eaers fun0e enife OF
iige ON min mongeaarige Ben War-
fus Beef, uil fonme irem gennem
boaO ieg MI uil meooele fra bans
9egraoelie i Ssn0ags.
Get uar en- meget tore Bernie
fare. Scr utgote ueo 9ecfs 9iem
for al fsIae BAN til bans ii0ite Soi-
leite0. Otter en- fort Geremoni /
0iemmet, le0et al Wenigbe0ens
4rpit. @ait. aisaer, eif BET tore
Ssrgetog til airfen, 6Uor Der boIo.
tes en- langere SsrgeguostieneIte,
pefsIenOe me0 Gale og Gang.
Eat. aisqer talte isrit no ira
@e3Dnoelien al Sob. go. oct IA.
Gap. ON 5aoerbuiet meO De
mango 9oliger, 6oor 5eius bar eaa-
ct ben at 6ereOe line 5te6. Gan
minoeoe ON, at miOt igennem Serb.
lf0ets 100 og 1rpngiel tiger Ger
en- 2ooione til Simmelen. Denne
go0iang tiger op ira Ben Sfare,
Der bar toet oeres aiortler og giort
Dem bDioe / 9ammets BLOB; Den
fan i1nge, foroi oen bar 9pffe per
og Soab ON SerIigbe0 biemme hos
@n0 / 6aoerbuiet. - Noget al oct
iioite, Mnrfus Beef uOtoIte, bar:
% SUB lie Con, oct biemn6 gnar."
San bar reiiefproig % reiite me0
@leoe. = Bait. aisaer uotalte os.
iaa i'm 5orpisning ON, at 8ecfs
%trofaite Suitru boube peret til tor
geliignelie for BAN.
Otter Bait. aisller toIte UNDER.
tegneoe letter Opiororine paa en-.
eeIif) no fra ct afinit Of Sob. 60.
oct 6. Sap, nemlig gers 40: oWen
bet er bans Billie, iom mig uoieno.
tie, at bper Den, iom Ter Sennen
oe tror paa bam, ifal bane euiat
Gin, og ieg ifaI opoaffe bam pno
ben p6erite Dag" Morfiis Beef
bar en- Wan6 me6 betpoelig Billie.
Itprfe, og oct er ben Slags Nen6,
Der u6retter noget | Beroen. Beef
fff uorettet life iaa liot. Wen oct
g9lber ON, at al m~enneifeIig Billie
bliper bsiet ino UNDER Cubs Billie.
Og bet tror jeg ON Beet, at bans
Billie mere og mere bIep bsjet mo
UNDER Cubs Billie, ioa Fan life
alene inn lin 5reIier, men oeina
troeoe pan BAN, buorfor pi tor
baabe, of ban bar epigt 9in. Men
ogIaa fiin | Troen pan Seius Sri.
ft1is fan Der n0res grunoet &aab
ON epigt 2ip.
paft. O.. g. gbrfitianien talte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

5 09utberaueren" al %. os. TO.
refommer en- l9ngere Re5eesrelie,
nSporfor Zen %foreneoe airtes Sol
Iofoettet life bar tunnel tilitemme
be Of Zen norife Spnooes aomite
fremiatte Satier JON ifriftmesiige
og ~lutberife". unoerifreuet Of Sor-
mano z. 8. Dnbf os Brofesiorerne
s. 81. aiIoabL 5. u. Scbmiot, %.
-. gsefman, g. Sir. Sobnien oe 6.
80. @esmig. = Oct rtoa man laoe
bore norife 8rsore, at be toger paa
Sagen meo alpor og @run6igbeo.
Dct er frem6eIes p9ientIig. angaa-
en6e 21ren ON Dnop9leeIien", Der
life fan opnaas gniebeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
BAN. oe alt onOet uOen for oct
egentlige 9rogrom.

Nj Ben aiosoe Sobn 2. aenre.
oDs 80 mootog Ben presbDterianife
airfes 9eoningemisiions u9oorO"
/ Be ii0ite Gage al 6ebrllar en- Gum
al 50. 100000 / a%ontanter % gGr.
oipapirer.. elsie Genge ifaI onpen.
oes til 5orbeoring uf nepnte Sir.
fes Misiionsitationer oe Oisies l1o-
itnr / @eoningelanoe - Afrlfa, Sn.
0ien Siam. 8eriien % aino.
glanot auoet ifaI Ger opfsres 80
9oipitolpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

geo augs6urg Seminor er Der
iflg. o6lfbl." oannet en- norff
litterar Stub, bois @eolemmer for
Oct meite er o@utter", JON er fgOt
bertillanOs, noeIe al Dem enoog OPP
oraget / gperne. 9eune Stubs 6or-
maal er life alene at gore Jig mere
fenot meo De norife 0igtere, men
oeiaa / nosen @rno at fna ReOe
paa norif aanOslio, iom set pulie.
rer mlomitunoer / Rorge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
HeIiaiunsffple.

Wenigbeoer, Der mootte enife en-
Serer euer 9ererinoe for 8erieIfo.
len eaer RelisionsifoIen, gsres sp.
m9rfiomme paa, at per er flere
iinee Menneifer, Der ipecielt forbe.
reoer fie for os oil o9re eIao ueb at
oirfe | oenne @ernine.
Warmere OpIpsnineer iaas peo
of benpenoe fig til
-
6. u. 2anrfen,
CIT Sorn College, CIT Sorn, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

iom 5orman0 poo Somfunoets BEG.
ne. San oiloe Ipgge nOgle Minbe-
blade poo oen afos0e gens Site.
San minoeoe 0a ON BAN iom
Menneife, iom airfemnn0 o9 Iom
arilten. ~. Beef bar ct opgtigt
Menneife, iom nnge Wenneifer fun
Oe lore meget al. San oor ct gobt
Meomenneife, life ieloiif, men bao-
Sc tiloDers for ANDRE. Oe ban par.
en- nnttig Berger, Der bar betroet
flere 8illiosboerp - Beef par og.
iao Sirfemano; set oor ban bnaoe
/ 5orbolo til ben lofale Menigbe6
oe / 5orbolo til airfeinmfnnoet.
9oa begee OmrooOer oar ban be-
troet flere EilIiosboern. - Wen ban
mere ems BET. San itoIeoe bperfen
pan i'm 0petigbeo eaer fine Ger
ninger iom @riinb for 5reIie. Get
Orb: nSeiu ariiti, Subs Ssns,
BLOB renter os ira al Spno" bar
bleoen fort for BAN, 90 Der fanot
ban i'm 8rpIies @rrno.
Bait. g. 9. Big opI9ite De iioits
TIRE Beers al 2 Tim. ferIte Gap. %
6enleote iprlig OpmGrfiombeoen
pao, at set ser forefommenoe Rnpn
Oneiiforus betb6er en-, iom bringer
@aon. Morfus Beef boooe ppret
en- Oneiiforiis. San par ct meofs-
Ienbe Renneife, og ban brngte @oun
til mango. Raor nogen bar ipg eler
/ Roo, ian fun0e Beef finoe BAN.
Oct boooe Saleren ielo erfaret.
Beef par life bange for at qua mo
ielo / BET Sits, iom pna @runo at
imitiom Sngoom euers bar ofippr.
ret, noar ban funoe bringe SiPlp.
SaIeren pegeoe ogian pao oct Orb
ON @arm6iertigbeo hos Serren poa
bin Dag % ilutteoe me6 gnifet:
r9erren gine Oneiiforus' 5usgarm-
6~iertigbeo."
Bot. Gang %fortalte illitteIig ON
ct Renn.ife, Tom par mrrfet af
0s6en. men life bar f9roig til at
%. oa iom Oerfor BAD inn inoerIig
ON at mantte blipe ipnret. 8e0fom.
menbes gsn bIep bert, 9sosmpr.
ferne ~forioonOt til 29gens og an.
ores 5crboDielie. Wen % 9s0en
iioen fom, fom BEN pluoieIig. go.
get li9nen6e par oct 9onet meo 10.
Beef. Get giaIot for os ale ON at
pere farOige.
Sno imellem SaIerne bleo iunget,
bells 6onife, oeIs engeIife Sanoe.
UT Sntgtor trd Stolen lang Sen
itore, boi0e 5Iof ri ie" o. en- en-.
gelif Gong. Get par i oct beIe to.
get en- ifsn Sereefeit.
2igbaoren par oeffet al ct gelo
al glomiter, i9rIig ifal incomes en-
arons ira Weniebeoen oe en- prog.
tig Buffet fra giti5ens State goilf
og en- Ditto ira Tan. 2ut5. gubl.
8ouie.
geiret bar 6eiIigt til benimoo
SIiitningen af Msoet / airten; men
oa opfom Der pIuoielig en- ool6iom
Storm me0 SagI o9 Sne, iaa fun
en- Min6repart al Dem, Der bar /
2iafsleet fra Siemmet til airfet,
fulgte meo til @ropplooien.
Seq oil ion lutte per, iom Bait.
Big IIutteoe | airfen: oSerren CINE
Sneiiforus' Sns gnrmbiertigbe6.~
u. %. anoerien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

8or befenote 9onosmano 5acob
cob Riis er iflg. agien" bIeuen an-
greben al lin eomle SierteiD9oom
UNDER en- 5oreorogstur noe / 8eIten,
iaa ban maatte l9gge Jig mo / San
Diego og for gori1t gioe affnIo pan
5eltligbeoer, Ger oar arrangeret for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Otter 6baS ser m~eOOeles. ira
Gonif-amerifunif seIifub, oil De
oonife Stloenteriangere laoe oeres
Rsit bsre / Den itGrft 0onife 9p
Berth Ambop, Gep Seriep. fpreno
/ nogen anoen 9p / @merifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
1ampffibsnotitier.

oOscor ben anoen" anfom til
ebriitiariano ben 90. Wnrts. oe
ogter otter at afieile oerfro Den 8.
april. Wan penter Sfibet til Hep
Dorf ben is. april.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Raar 9aierne bsupenosr fig til 6oIT, Der
apertereri globet, snten TO- at febs bos benz
eller for at faa Gplpsnins ON bet aperterebe,
bebss Ds oltib omtale. at Sc iaa Apertisies
mentet bette SlaO. Oct oil p9r til gem
fibig Jiptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

3 9ilfalbe at ures4mesfebebsr psb
R~obtnsslien beoes man tlase til bet febIiss
gofp9ieL. Stulbe bet life bielpe, bebes
mou benUsnbe fig til gonftsrsn"s
Rontpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Entered at Blair Postotfice as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Sl9gfer" til at lfrige nilot | Ha.
Teri oe Smertel Romere OF Ssoer,
Ortooofie oe 5ritenfere, froneoe
Sobe0er oe piolteoe Stoooere, lproe
Profesiorer oo upioenoe Staflerl
GO uisielie bar SUBS Selligbebs
chs nlorig itraalet ino / Spn6ens
opbe Werfe Iom Der ira bette aors,
ON bOilfet Den itore apoiteI tiger,
at bet er Ssoerne EN- 5ororeeIie o.
Sellenerne en- Doorifob.
Dog Get enonu nao ri life iprin.
ge forbi ber, fore NieIs. &por er
bog bet ipnoise Renneifebjerte iig
ielu Iist gennem one Tioerl On MI
Cubs &eIligbeos og a~prIigbebs
menneifeblepne, berIige SfiffeIfe
ponoreoe Der pno Scroen- / Dag,
ina pil6e bu finoe nsiagtigt set
inmme c~nItemmige geipotteliesraob
fra 2eirc | Samfunbet, Der . eprigt
fun bar Snan % Sno at ifqnfe
~boeranbre: en- Using til at fmorroa.
be BAN, en- urefferbie Donmer til
at renpoife fine eene Senoer, ieIo.
retf9roige nHettroen6e" Iammen
me6 @eprg 9ranoes' og Robert Sn.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-12
A. H. TRAIN STRUCK TEAM.
Kills Mule and Seriously Injuries
Young Man at Orangeburg.

Kills Mule and Seriously Injuries
Young Man at Orangeburg.
Orangeburg, Jan. 10.-This after
noon at about 2 o'clock an accident
occurred at the Whitman street
crossing of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad, in this city, whereby a
mule was killed and Mr.. Ben Stro-
man, a son of Mr.. Zack Stroman,
was quite seriously injured. 1t ap-
pears that the young man, driving a
double-team, attempted to cross the
railroad track just ahead Of an in
coming freight train, and that the
mules and vehicle were struck by
the front of the engine, causing the
death of one of the mules and in the
fall of Mr.. Stroman from the shock
of the collision his head was pretty
badly injured by some portion OF
the wagon or engine, hole being
knocked into the skull.
It is not though now that Mr.. Stro-
mans wound will endanger his life.
DR.. w. R. Lowman was called to the
injured man in a short time after
the accident and rendered all nee
essary assistance.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-12
Another Railroad Project.

Denmark, Jan. 10.-It begins to
look like the plans for building a
railroad from Ehrhardt to Denmark
are going to mature in the very near
future. An enthusiastic meeting OF
the business men of the two places
was held at Ehrhardt yesterday, at
which it was determined that ways
and means should be provided al
once to begin building the road. The
preliminary surveys will be made
next week, and the charter applied
for at once.
The distance between Denmark
and Ehrhardt is 16 miles, and the
proposed route is one in which there
will be very little filling, cuts and
swamps to contend with.
At Ehrhardt the new line will con-
meet with the Green Pond and Ehr-
hardt branch line of the Atlantic
Coast Line, making a link with di-
rect connection at Green Pond with
the Atlantic Coast Line through
trains and the local trains of the
Charleston & Western Carolina rail-
way. The line will supply a new
feeder for both Augusta and Charles
ton.
The gentlemen to whom credit for
originating and putting through the
plans is due are Hon. G. W. Garris
S. G. Ray, J. z. Brooker, Asa Bax-
ter, C. C. Ellzey, Henry Walker, J,
E. Steadman, who composed the COM
mittee representing the Denmark end
of the proposition.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-12
WEDDING AT LEESVILLE.
Mr.. Jasper Zeigler and Miss Gertrude
Oxner Married Wednesday.

Leesville, January IA beautiful
wedding was solemnized Wednesday,
January 4, at o'clock, in the home
of Mr.. S. L. Oxner, when Mr.. Jasper
Zeigler, of Bamberg County, and
Miss Gertrude Oxner, of Leesville,
were made husband and wife. The
Rev. ]. c. Oxner, brother of the
bride, assisted by the Rev. S. c. Bal
lentine, PERFORMED the ceremony ac-
cording to the beautiful liturgy of
the Lutheran Church.
The wedding march, Lohengrin's s
Bridal Chorus, was artistically played
by Miss Ethel Eargle. The parlor
had been beautifully decorated, was
lighted with candles, and under the
letters 2 and o the couple stood, and
plighted to each other their love
until death them part.
The bride wore brown travelling
suit, while the groom was dressed in
conventional black. They left at
once for their future home, near
Bamberg, where Mrs. Zeigler has
been, and will continue to teach
school. The groom is a handsome
and prosperous farmer of that Sec
ton. They are followed by the best
wishes of many friends in Leesville,
where the bride is deservedly popu-
lar.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-12
Smallpox Patients on Train.

Sumter, Jan. 5.-Sumter to-day
contained, if it did not enjoy, the
novelty of a quarantine of railroad
coach with two smallpox cases segre-
gated aboard.
C. w. Birnie, a colored physician
of Sumter, was on the 1880 train
this morning, coming from Florence.
Sometime before the train reached
Lynchburg he heard that there were
two negroes aboard with smallpox
They were in the smoker Of the ne
gro coach. One seemed to be just
getting over the case and the other
seemed to be just taking it. They
were to get off at Lynchburg, but
we're not allowed to remain and had
to get on again. Birnie then learn
ed that the conductor proposed
bringing them on to Sumter, so at
Mayesville he communicated with
Mayor Jennings and when the train
reached mere the healtn Olncer dnu
a policeman were at the depot to see
that a disembarking did not occur.
The conductor was advised to take
his passengers to Columbia, but
finally decided to sidetrack the coach
here till this afternoon. This was
done and all day the health officer
maintained a quarantine around the
coach. When the Florence train
came through this afternoon the
coach was attached and when the
train pulled out the Sumter end OF
the story had ended.
Officer Towles says the negroes
were from Marion and had tickets
for Lynchburg.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-12
Death of Mrs. Ritter.

Mrs. Eugenia Ritter, wife OF Mr.
j. B. Ritter, was buried at ST.
Johns yesterday. She was compare
lively young, left three children
Truly, in the midst of life we are in
death It seems these sad occur
rences would draw us nearer. to God,
and make us think that we too will
have to meet Him and give an &C
count for the deeds done in the body
The services by Mr.. Groseclose were
very impressive, I hope they will bear
fruit.
The church is large, neatly paint
ed, and very comfortable. with one
exception; the seats are too close
together in the centre of the church
to allow people to kneel during
prayer.
It seems people have forgotten
that this is the proper position to
approach God, the King, of Kings
Is it any wonder that He does not
manifest his presence now as form
erly when people are so Indifferent?
Satan is busy in our midst, we should
get so too. Humble yourselves and
He will lift you up" If God does
not meet with us, then our assem-
bling together is in vain. I an
afraid the people of all denomina,
tons are following Christ, like Peter
afar off. Let us go back to the old
ways and bring heaven here on
earth. MRS. A. w. BRABHAM.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-12
Box Party.

For the purpose Of raising money
to improve the school building al
White Point in the Kearse neighbor'
hood, where Sunday-school and
church services are held, box party
will be given on Friday evening
January 10th, beginning at 7:3O
o'clock.
We particularly invite the atten-
ton of all to this good work, ano
sincerely request every one who car
to come.
Music and other forms of innocent
amusement may be enjoyed as well
as eating.
Don't forget the date, January
goth, and come, everybody.
Kearse, S. c., Jan. 9th, 1911.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-12
Actually Deing Something.

If the announced plans of the tex
tile plants of the State are consum-
mated. Charleston will now become
a great distributing point for cotton
goods. The railroad commission. has
reduced the rates on cotton piece
goods from Spartanburg, Greenville
and Columbia groups of mills to
Charleston by approximately 20 per
cent. The new rate goes into erect
March 9Th, 1911. The order was
signed by John H. Earle and John
G. Richards. B. L. Caughman dld
not sign the order, but gave his rea'
sons for not doing so.
The rates from Columbia on cotton
niece goods were reduced from 23
cents per 100 pounds to 1S cents.
The rates. from Spartanburg and
Greenville group of mills was re-
duced from 80 cents per hundred
pounds to "a cents.
Over 10 textile plants of the State
several months ago petitioned for
commodity rate of 20 cents on car
load lots and % cents on all other
shipments of cotton goods from
South Carolina mill points, embrac-
ing the Greenville group and the
spartanburg group to Charleston and
a commodity rate of 16 cents on car
load lots and like rate Of Is cents
on all other shipments of cotton
goods from the Columbia mills to
Charleston, making a tariff of rates
from other mill points in the state
to Charleston upon this basis.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-12
WANTED OATS; GETS CATS.
Wrong Letter in Advertisement Caus'
ed Lot of Trouble.

Neigh, Neb., Dec. 25.-The sub
stitution of a lower case letter &C.
for the letter "o' in an advertise
ment in the Sioux City, Omaha and
local newspapers has caused John
C. Trothers, a grain merchant here,
all kinds of trouble.
Trothers, wishing to replenish his
supply of oats, concluded to adver-
t1se. Writing his advertisement on
a typewriter, he manifolded it and
sent copies to the newspaper as fol-
lows:
Delivered on track at
Neigh 10000 bushels of cats. Will
pay highest market price"
Not noticing the error he awaited
results which came sooner than he
expected. Within week cats of all
kinds and descriptions commenced to
arrive consigned to Trothers. Some
were sent prepaid and others collect
They came from the East, the West,
the North and the South. The agent
of the Northwestern road became
alarmed. He was being swamped by
cats and wired the superintendent
for instructions. That official, not
knowing what else to do, wired back:
Release all cats not accepted"
Still cats continued to arrive, and
still Trothers refused to accept the
felines, but his trouble did not end
there. Boys about town had learn
ed that he was in the market fol-
cats. They commenced to catch the
strays and take them to his place OF
business. Some days last week he
refused as many as 500 cats brought
in by boys and three and four times
as many coming by rail.
1t is estimated that fully 5000
cats have been shipped into Neigh
and the end is not yet. They are
becoming a nuisance, and the city
council is about to take action and
order a slaughter of the animals.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-12
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around the
County and Elsewhere.
Ehrhardt Etchings.

Ehrhardt, Jan. 9.-Our homes seem
somewhat lonesome since our boys
and girls have returned to college,
but, it is for their good that we give
them this opportunity. 1t remains
with them as to what benefit they
will derive from this sacrifice on our
part.
Mr.. F. E. Robinson is all smiles.
Its bouncing baby boy.
Farmers are going to work on
another crop, but more careful.
Don't think there will be near as
much fertilizer used as on last crop,
as our merchants are strapped for
means, carrying large amounts of
last years accounts over for the
farmers.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Ehrhardt Banking
Company was held in the Office of the
bank. A report of the officers was
read and showed that the bank had
a most favorable year. The report
further showed that the net earning
of the bank for the past year was
17A per cent. A dividend of 10 per
cent. was declared December 1e,
1910, and ordered paid January 3,
1911, and s1,550.oO was placed to
surplus assessment. The following
directors were elected for 1911: Joe
I. Copeland, J. C. Kinard, D. C..
Copeland, Jacob Ehrhardt, Frank H.
Copeland, D. NJ. Smith, J. L. Cope
land, J. WINS. Carter, and Charles
Ehrhardt. After the stockholders
meeting there was meeting of the
directors, VINO reelected the officers
Of the bank as follows: President, j.
L. Copeland; vice president, J. c.
Kinard; cashier, A. F. Henderson,;
clerk, c. A. Thomas.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-01-12

The First Baptist church of Co.
lumbia has extended call to the
Rev. Charles E. Burts, now pastor
of the Baptist church at Edgeheld,
to become pastor, succeeding in that
position Rev. w. G.. Lindsay, recently
made pastor emeritus. He has been
notified of the call, and while his
decision has not yet been given, he
will no doubt accept Mr.. Burts was
formerly pastor of the Blackvllle
Baptist church, and has many friends
in this part of the State.