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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
quiet 90 R~fokkrret.
Rssiseret at en- sraftit SusmoseL
Sanoiuides.

Gsor De Rsore, iom maa ienoe
"Sunt" meo 8srnene paa Sfolen,
giRlber oct at finoe paa noget npt,
ca gsrnene eaers blir iaa fieoe al
Oct iamme ensformige Smsrrebrso
Gag no og Dag inb. Ser er berfor
forifielige Slags "Sanbpides",
iom fan parieres meb. aoloe Wtufins
og Sens, er ogiaa eooe at babe meo,
ii9r bpis Der er imlrt liot Sam"
eQer SeQp imeaem Dem. Coolies,
@afers % Gracfers imager natllr'
ligpis altio sobt, iom DESSERT, iier
bpis man imsrer Seap eler Splte'
tsi paa og logger to og to ianrmen.
gn goo Splb til SamoDi6es er at
blanbe iammen noget Cream Gbeeie
og noget mere iterf DIT, og tiliette
"Jren6 DRESSING" og babe nosle
finbaffebe "reo Keepers" eaer Slipes
/. Mian maa rere BET eoot no, iaa
BET fan impress goot uboper Smsrre-
brsbet, os oct er iier soot mellem
tpnoe Sfiper sropt grso eaer Slug
breo.
aolot aalpefiso og b~aarofogte
sgg, iom err baftet tint og blanoet
meo SaIt, Beber og "Gatiup~, er
meset soot, iier imeIem Sfiper al
Speoebreo.
Saarofoste, finbaffeoe sGs, Tom err
blanoet meo bare iaa meget Wapon-
naiie, iaa bet LET fan imsres uboper,
er osiaa soot til bpiot 9rso. Get
er beoit life at bape @aponnaiien
pibere loo os at iaIte sGssene Iiot,
ier ulan bar Raponnaiien /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
San flarte Gramen.

Sra auglit 9lanhes Stibenter.
tiS fortpIles / "Iiod" fsIsenbe lille
Siitorie:
Gen ienere iaa populPre Sorfat'
ter bar oppe til Gramen - oct bar
Den iaafolote juribiIf.filoiofiife -
og Watbematif bar ct al Sagene.
Trofesioren ffreb paa Den forte
Gable ct algebraiif FrobIem, ionl
ifuloe regnes no.
9lanfe iaa paa Spgnpen og op.
oageoe, at Der pnr ct WimistegnL iom
aiorbe 9esningen oanifelig. Bro
fesIoren elf no ct giebIif, og gIan.
de benpttebe bans 8raoGr til at for
andre Winustegnet til ct Elus og
leite berpaa Spgapen, iom MI bar
meget LET, paa ct Bar Winlter.
90 Iroiesioren fom tiIbage, toa
@londe meb ct imilenoe aniigt imob
BAN % iogoe:
"Spgnoen bar let at leie. BRO.
iesioren bapbe %formooentlig tpnft at
iptte ct Wimts, boor Der itaar ct
Flus; for % blir Sen noset mere
inopifIet. SfaI ieg Isie ben meb
Winus?"
"gebeoes life" iourebc Grofesio.
rem, "ieg Ter, 7e Fan 9eres Sager."
90 oermeo bar gramen forbi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
Sfslsc IeSoelcIic fra gotent.gi

Sfelge Meooelclie fra Tntent.g6.
rofaterne @iaiamiou & Rerfant,
Or. 925-933 metropolitan 2ifs
gIog. (fsr Guaranty 2oon), Wtinne.
aooIis, Iinn., er / ben forIsbne llge
feIgenoe Ratenter tiloelt Winneiota
% 9afota Opfinoere:
William Abraham, n ID, Window Pane
Fastener. John c Armbruster, Minnea-
polls, MINI, Key Actuating Engine
Starting Crank. Henry S Battee, Min
neapolis, Bundle Loader. La TREBLE F
Buchrig Washington Springs, S d, Oil
Force Pump. Louis NJ Follingstad,
Zumbrota, MINI, Lifting Device. Chas
S Gillispie, Grand Forks, n ID, Means
Tor Excluding Flies for Building. Frede-
rick w Lehman, Minneapolis, Mimi,
Hydrocarbon Burner. Joseph Mile Tr,
Watirville. Minn, Baking Oven. John r
Murphy, Minneapolis. MINI, Door Han
ger. Oscar z Nobel, Madison. S D.,
Mouse Trap. Robert ] Owens, Minnea-
polls. MINI, Grain Separator. Rudolph
Schmitz. Gallo, n ID, Railway Tie. Nj
ram A Schneider, Mitchell, S d, Automo-
bile Spring Tire. Harry Simmons, Fo-
rest Lake, MINI, Box Opener. Walter
c Stephens, Alpin, n d, Automatic Guild
ing Device. Henry A Wilborg, Nome,
n d. Combination Attachment for
Flows. Vim II Wright, St Paul, MINI,
Ammonia Concentration
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20

besprreliet, ioa pil man boerfen re.
iifere, bpis oct er Ipie aioler eIler
3ragter, of De iaar Rerfer efter
3lGbespinoerne ener 2inen, og bes.
ibeit bill De life itrGffes no al lin
nanlise Sorm.
- Sar mo life ct parmt Strpee.
iern oeo Saanben, naar man merfer
Ssi meb N%erfebIGf, fan man boIoe
Ssiet op til ct parnlt 2ampealaS eler
sos Globe, iaa bill SIGffet f9ltes
paa Iige iaa gobt.
Sar man fact ifrubet op ct
poIeret 9oro eaer StoI, % oct life
er altfor opbt. iaa oil Sitter bliue
omtrent uipnIia, buiS man euioer oct
rigtig gcot meo SinfrsoIie Qinieeo
SiI.)
= aluminium. 8rpoer og beslige
blir aler peneit og blanfeit, bpiS
man batter Dem oper meb FUR Wtelf.
- gubper, iom bar en- lioen gabp,
peb, bpor let De imaa llIoitremper
bar for at frpnlpe og ON en- Sio bIioe
itbrugelise, ielp ON man ipnes man
paifer Dem foriigtig. SoiS man ia.
ger ct Bar Of 9abpens aiIagte $50
% trGffer S%tremperre ooer Dem, CT.
terat man bar paifet Dem f%oriietig,
ioo bill De life frpmpe. De mon no.
tilrligpis bore paa Sfoene, til De or
aI6eleS tsrre.
- Oct err ofte beore I SiIfplbe az
itore Smerter | Naoen eIler grpitet
= eIler bpor oct MI fan bore - at
IGege bebe Smilag poa, iIteoetfor of
BRUCE en- "Sot @ater Bag. gn gob
Wfaaoe at faa aIuoen iaa beo iom
mulig er at bape ct gobt, fort Saano.
flGoe op | en- "Eotato Ricer" opppe
altiammen op | fogenoe Sanb, og iaa
meb Saaget al Hiceren presie oct
meite al ganbet no, OF bore set /
benne, til man faar Iagt set poa 90.
tienten. Oct bolber fig partnere poa
oenne Waabe, og man 'lipper at bride
oct op meb SGnoerne, Tom ofte er
oubt nof | oct beoe Sanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
Sette OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er

Oelle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er
ct pietist SpsrgsmaaI. 9a Sapa.
nerne siorbe fit ieirige Selttos mo
giennem 8orea og Wanhuriet, ienb.
re fommanoerenoe officer aItio en-
Stab Of 9eser aiiteo ior at erami.
mere grsnbpanbet % ailoeipringene,
inben De teritige SoIoater fit Sob til
at brittle 8anb I bet erobrebe Serre.
tori. Sette bar fanffe en- pigtig
9runb til, at Der Dor iaa forbmlien-
De goo Selie / Sapanerleiren belle
&risen ieiennem. 90 ben american.
lie &eeiering bar aaereoe babt Or.
perter noe for at unberisge 9riffe.
panbet paa flere Steber. 0e bar
b9ret | Winneiota ogiaa, % De fanot
mango baarlige grsnbe, beoer BET.
Haab % @inf.
SI mar bape Sous, er oct abic'
Illt nsopenbigt at babe i9rifilte Sule
for benz. git belle Of ct Stun / "garn"
for Dem ouer life. Gus, Wtibber og
oft Slaes lltsi bill mart fra Seniene
ipreoe fig rrnbt babe til Seltene %
Sornfp9get, og oct bill ofte faloe
iaare paniteIigt at faa norpooet
llteiet.
= Sprene maa babe rent Iano
iaa bel iom rem Suit, ON De lfal tri'
pes og blipe til Septic % Sornstelle
for @ieren.
= Sfummet Mtelf reenes pGro
fra % til 80 Gents pr. 100 Srno;
men mon ben life er p9ro minoIt
bobbeIt iaa meeet ofte, naar man 81.
Der ben til tripelige Ssns og Smaa'
sriie9
= Gag Street no at "gumfins",
for on giper Den til 8reaturene!
= @eb "bpb Blsintng" %forltaar
e~rfarne Sorbbrugere OF plsie meaem
en- og to Sommer opbere, emo Der bar
plsiet Iaret for. Wen iom Iegel
bsr man life pleie oper s Sommer
opbt, og / mango SilfRloer er oct
for bpbt ogiaa.
- Wan fan life mere taee Ip'
finger at 2anbet uben at berepe oct
en- Del al bets Sruetbarbeo, END mar
fan tr9ffe genger no af ganfen paa
fin 8anffonto, iben at ben bliper
minore.
= Sleeper, 8i,lerob og Cougar
9eets" er sooe Eager for Saller,, og
Boteter eisr BEN fig ogiaa sobt at.
"Iir Iacfeb" Salf er oct bra
of itrs runot / @riiebinger og @riie.
buie.
SeItene bill babe gobt al en-
Saanbfulo "2inieeb Ieal" TO eler
ire @ange ON lleen, fort91er ct at
bore Sarmerblabe. Set ifal regu.
Iere Spitemet og beforore Selien.
= 9eerbobm ienbte for en- Bio Fl.
ben no / 8erben Den Rapport, at
@erbens SpebeapIing for iaar bels.
Der fig til 1904, 100000 guibels
moo 3,55t,0O0,000 flor = aItiaa
AZ Niaioner guibeIs minbre iaar.
= @n utilfreos &u bill iom &egel
life bore en- lsniom &i.
= gn Srigtfarmer / ipopeitlige
Soma bar iaar fra en- 9gbIebape paa
SO acres iolgt sgbler for $4,000.
= Canada bar mootaget omtrent
2 Wiuioner Smmigranter De iioite
ii Iar, og ca. 100000 fom fra De
Sorenebe Stater. Eli Saiftadeipan
og alberta alene fom Der goot en-
balp Wiuion Smmigranter.
= Ger ipnes bore ubiigter til
gobe 8reaturpriier / lang Sib enbnu.
= Sap altio flor Geipeft for 3d.
Iingens Saoer = Srenl Den err al
BRIG at itole paa, bpor rolig og mil
Son euS hnr nnrpt hiNtiI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
Eire Naae. 10 Timer % Al Miruter,

iii Sfanoinabicn 7 Gage, 7 Elmer og As
Wiuuter er 8eiorben meo be piounoer,
Iige 9ampere "2 ufttanta" %
"R auretania". @erbens Iterite.
burtieite os fineite fireoobbelte Strue'
Sampere Se biz fore ben itorartebe Su.
Ieerhlriion fra Norbue'teu til Horge, af'
eaacnbe fra Netp Yort, "R aureta a.
MIA" ben 22bc Robember 90 "2 nj t.
ben 29ee Nopember SiINrit
Gunarb Cine, metropolitan glos, Riu'
~neapoIis. for tint iluitreret @rturiions'
prporum frit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
&pst &unnS Stcaf.

@an bar ct tpftifauret Stpffe
&iso op / fogenoe IanO og laber Oct
fose rigtig raift 10 @inuter. Saa
letter man 9rpben bagpaa Stopen,
bpor oct fan imaaiurre, iOet man be-
regner Is Winllter at berne lang
iomme aoening til bpert guno aieo.
Senne Set er aler bebit meb Yeber.
roo.Sauce til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
Grpofnou Eoncae.

or ben biur9ite o. beoite Sfols | RorooeTteu
Specie1e alasier ipr Rptom mere. Seno ei
ter 0atalos til J. c. Satire, Crookston,
MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
grnn Gpnnb Steaf.

Saa Slagteren til at ifiGre ct rig.
tig tpft Stpffe. 2eg oct paa &ieo-
brpttet % brps noget @tel oper %
banf oct iaa, til Melet life ipnes
mer. SAB iaa mere Wtel pao 90 bant
igien og bend &isoitptfet MI og %.
Eli boert Tlno meb &ieo ifnloe
man faa "banfet mo" omtrent Ell
balp Sop Wiel. 2iOt Geber og Salt
bIanoes meb IeIet. Saa bau noget
Smsr eler Salg / en- Steeepanoe og
lao oct blipe iaa bebt, at bet rpfer al
oct. 2Gg iaa 9isbet op / Fanoen
og pos oct goot og BEND oct oIte, iaa
oct blir brunt, men life brGnot paa
begge Siber. Sap ioa en- Sop eler
iaa meb fogenoe @ano ODER % ipt
Ganoen bagpaa Stopen, bpor &isoet
fan imaaiurre Ell balp Zines Sio.
Sap Smsr, Salt og Beber ouer, lige
for on ifal Ierpere oct.
Guac.Stcg (1).
0ette lapes ogiaa at &ounO Steaf,
Tom ber bore ifaaret baloan6en Cont
me tpft. Oct banfes goot, Eeber og
Salt itrses ODER, og en- olminoelig
"Gresiing" lapet al greofrummer,
Salt, 9eber, libt Smsr % Wtelf og,
ON en- bill, Iiot iinbaffet 2sg, lGggeS
oper &is6et, iom oerpaa rules op og
binbes goot fait. Oct lGgges op / en-
Stegepanoe meb liot 8ano % en- goo
Slump Smer; ct tGt Saag ipttes
ODER % iaa im~aafoger Oct en- Sime.
ga tages 2oaget al og man laber
BET brllnes goot / Garoen, og bGlOer
Sarcen ofte oper. Saa jepnes Sau.
cen meo liot brunei Nel og bRloe5
runbt "Stegen", mar ben ierperes.
&uae.Stcs (2).
Ste6t tsrret 9rg0 brunes / IiSt
Smsr, bIanbes meO en- finbaffet 90
mat og Salt og 9e6er. 9ette inls.
res u6oper ct inf Stpffe "Rouno
Steaf", iom oerpou rules op og fp.
ties foriparlig, babe nleo SpSiing
og Rinoer. Get IGgges ! en- Steges
panbe og paa Soppen og runot ON.
firing IGgses finbaffet @liIeroo, RG-
pc, Bonner og grter, eaer bbao man
fan iaa tat / al Den Sort. gn Stop
goo aieofraft, iout gierne fan bore
frporet nofiaa itertt, bellies oper.
Saa iPttes ct 2aag oOer og aieoet
iteees, ioet Der beregnes 20 Minu.
tiers Stesning til buert Bunb. 0aar
oct err f9roig, tages aisSet foriigtig
op og Spsiingen tnges Of, men life
Binoerne; Oct er beOit at bape Dem l.
til Steeen flores op. Saucen, Jon,
bar iamlet iig / Eonoen, iepnes meo
liot brunei Mel, og baIoes iaa oper
Stegen.
Rogle &aao.
Spis en- bare bruger ben enc
Salpoel al en- Gitron og sierne oil
bepare ben anben / IGr5ere lib, l9g.
ees ben meo Den ~aiifaarne Del neo
paa en- Saaerfeu, % ct 9las bpelpes
oper. 2uften bolbes oerpeo noe, og
ben oil bperten terfe op eler muane.
= Haar en- ifal bRnge aioler eler
Serreoraster no for at lufteS, er oet
meset beore at Iaoe Dem bore paa De
"Sansers". iom man bruser ! aI9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20

Saffeoe "gimentoes". tiIiat Salt
% Waponnaiie, er o9ian eoot. 2ise.
Iebes "Gbicfen SaloO" paa bpiot
Srso ener tpnoe Stiuer Banana
imeuem tpnoe Sfiper al groot grso.
Spnbe Sfiper Sit imelem TO paa.
imurte Gracfers pleier ogina of ilau
goot on, liseiaa tpnoe Stioer aeurf,
meo SaIt oa 8eber paa, iiGr bpis
Der Ieeges Salatblaoe paa Smsrre.
brsoet fsrit.
en- onoen goo SpIo er botfeoe
9abler % SaInsbfierner, - Salp-
beIen iaa meset S~alnpotierner ionl
9aoler = bIanbet meo iaa meget
SIsbe, at oct er let at imsre uooper
og tiliat iaa meset Gitroniaft, of Oct
bIir paste iprIigt = 9a0Ierne eisr
oct elers nGiten for loot.
Satfet Sfinfe blnnbet meb
Waponnaiie, iom er tiliat en- itsrre
Hortion Sennep, eno man elers
pleier at BRUCE, er ogiaa itbmertet
gobt.
3pslc &cttcr al "&unno Stcaf.
st Tar Tunb al goo Houuo Steof
males / &~isbfpernen N eller TO 8an'
ee. Saa tager man Salooelen og
former iom en- tpno, oiIang Sorm.
ODER oen itrses Salt og Feber % en-
"9resiing", lapet paa iamne Wtaooe
iom til Sons, raar en- fplber Dem,
IGggeS ODER. Seroper lpgses iaa
TeIten al oct baffebe aiso, tiIiat
paste meget Salt og Eeber. Set
presies soot iammen og Iaeges | en-
bpb Iie.Salerfen eaer en- Sorm, no.
get baffet Salg itrseS ooer % en-
Bie-Tlate l9gees ODER. Oct ite9es
ioa, til oct er goot brunt og gicn'
nemitegt.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
browns in River.

Morganton, N. c., April 15.-Rev.
McNeely DuBose, rector of the Epis-
copal church, known and admired
throughout the Carolinas, was drown
ed in the Catawba river, near Nor
canton, while hunting early Saturday
morning with his two younger sons.
He shot duck on the opposite side
of the river and tried to cross the
swollen stream to recover the bird.
For some unaccountable reason
whether from cramp in the cold
water or exhausted strength, he sank
and was drowned. At last accounts
his body had not been recovered.
Rev. DuBose had but recently re-
turned from a vacation and was in
vigorous health, eager for the hour
of his cherished ministry and entering
into plans for the future. This un-
speakable accident will bring grief
not only to his immediate family, but
to his many friends
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
1t Made Him Homesick.

A man who was walking through.
a train inadvertently left the door
of one of the cars open. A big man
sitting in the middle of the car yell
ed: ."Shut the door, you fool! We're
you raised in barn?"
The man who had left the door
open closed it and then, dropped into
a seat, buried his face in his> hands
and began to weep. The big man
looked somewhat uncomfortable and,
rising, finally walked up to the weep
er and tapped him on the shoulder.
"My friend" he said, 81 didn't In
tend to hurt your feelings. I just,
wanted you to close the door,
The man who was weeping raised
his head and grinned. "Old man,
he said, 81 am not crying because
you hurt my feelings, but because
you asked me if | was raised in
barn. The sad fact is that I was
raised in a barn, and every time /
hear an ass bray it makes me home
sick. louisville Times.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
SHOOTS HIS FATHER.
w. ID. Murden Killed by Sixteen
year.old Son.

Charleston, April 16.-W. D. Muir
den, white, car repairer in the en-
ploy of the Southern Railway, was
shot and killed by his 16-year-old son,
Isaac, on Saturday night at his resi-
dence near Lincolnville, this State. It
it said Murden had been drinking
heavily on Saturday afternoon and he
terrified his family by fiourishing a
double-barreled shotgun and threat
ening to kill them all. Some of the
girls of the family succeeded in get
ting the gun and hiding it, where
upon Murden boarded train, came
to Charleston, bought new weapon
and box of cartridges and returned
home. There he found only his son,
Isaac, awaiting him, the rest of the
family having fled in terror at his
approach. Murden fired a shot at the
boy, who was standing on the step,
and followed the lad when the latter
fled into the house and hid behind a
door. He fired three more shots at
the boy before Isaac brought a mag
azine pistol into play and killed his
father with a shot through the right
breast. The boy has been held for
trial and is now in the Berkeley
county Jail at Monck's Corner.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
STRUCK BY AXE.
j. F. Hicks, of Laurens, Suffers Pain.
full Injury.

Laurens, April 16.-J. F. Hicks,
father of Postmaster C. H. Hicks,
while overseeing some work on his
farm near the city yesterday, was
struck in the face with an axe, the
sharp edge or point cleaving the
feshy part of his nose and splitting
the upper lip. He was rendered un-
conscious by the blow, which was the
result of a rather singular accident,
but was soon restored, and after
six or eight stitches had been taken
in the wound he was made comfort
able at his home in the city. When
he received the stunning blow in the
face he was standing Immediately in
front of a negro man who was driv-
ing down a stake with a hand axe.
Suddenly the axe flew from the
handle, striking Mr.. Hicks.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
Where He Ought to Be.

Mahlon Twins, Jr., Of Merchant
vile has a reputation as an actor and
takes part in nearly all Of the local
shows. In the last show that was
given Shorty" had one OF the lead
ing parts.
After the show, while he was tax
ing of his makeup, an elderly man
made his appearance in the doorway,
"Are you Mr.. Irvins?" inquired
the old man.
"Yes,' replied Shorty" as he mo-
toned him to be seated.
"Well," the old man continued.
II just want to tell you something.
I've been watching your acting to-
night. You should not be playing In
this town; you should be with Mans
field, Booth, Irving or Joe Jeher-
son."
"-W-w-why," said Shorty,
chose actors are dead"
Il know it." said the old man, as
he turned on his heel and left
Philadelphia Times.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
Wants to Increase Rates.

Washington, April 15.-Praying
that it might make such rates on coal
from Dante and other points in the
Virginia coal fields to South Carolina
points as might be equitable and fair,
the Carolina, Clinchfeld & Ohio Rail-
road company to-day presented it's
arguments to the interstate COM
merce commission.
Ever since this railroad began op-
Grating it's trains into Spartanburg,
about a year ago, there has been dis
satisfaction on the part of cotton
mills because, they say, that the rates
have been made higher on coal ship
ments from Virginia points to their
mills than was the case before.
The road, in it's petition recently
filed, asked permission to make and
enforce such rates as might be fair.
The question of bunkerage rates to
Charleston also came up for consid-
Grafton and was taken under advise
,ment by the commission.
The testimony taken several days
ago with printed briefs and argu-
ments was submitted for the decision
of the commission, which will be rem
dered at some future time.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
Remains Not Yet Found.

Charlotte, April 16.-Though
searching parties have dragged every
nook and corner of Catawba river,
unremittingly I'll day long, no trace
has been found of tie body of Rev.
McNeely DuBose, who was drowned
near here yesterday morning. The
little river, swollen by recent rains,
is still a raging torrent, and it is pos
sible that the body may be swept
many miles down the course of the
stream before it is recovered.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
RULES GOVERNING THE CONTEST
Postoffice Fight Ended.

Florence, April 15.-The fight over
the Florence postoffice ended to-
night, when John A. Chase, Senator
Smiths selection, took charge. Mr..
Kuker turns over the records and
keys and whatever constitutes the
authority of the postmaster and GUS
todian of the handsome building be-
longing to the government here.
This fight has been national in it's
Importance for number of years, the
first effort being to replace Joshua
A. Wilson and his negro clerks with
white people, in which fight the East
and the West were lined up against
the South, party lines being pretty
strongly drawn and the race question
cutting a considerable figure.
Latterly the fight was Senator
Smith against the administration and
it's friends for the right to name the
postmaster in his own town, and he
made very hard fight and won
against odds that everyone thought
overwhelming.
Since the fight began so many
branches of the service have been
put under the civil service that it is
doubtful if the removal of the ne
groes could be accomplished. Even
the assistant postmaster, the last one
to be included under the wing of
the civil service, is now protected by
that law, but it is expected that some
provision will be made to compass
the desire of the people.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
Mill President Takes His Life.

Lynchburg, April ia. c..
Hutchins, formerly of Charlotte, N.
c., president and treasurer of the
Alta Vista cotton mills at Alta Vista,
a short distance south of Lynchburg,
shot himself through the head to-day,
death being instantaneous. A coro-
ner's inquest returned verdict of
suicide, but the evidence threw no
light on the cause leading to the acts
The company which was formed
last year with 100000 capital, ran
out of funds, but Mr.. Hutchins an
nounced last week that sufficient
money had been secured to finish the
plant and put it in operation.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
WOMAN CURSED BY DRINK.
No Doubt Inherited the Taste for LII.
quor from Her Father.

There was a pathetic scene in the
police court this morning when JUS
tice Pugh sentenced to the work
house as a habitual drunkard a
young woman of refinement and edu-
cation, who confessed that in spite of
the prayers and efforts of her mother,
she was unable to conquer her love
for drink. With tears in her eyes
the young woman pleaded fer anoth-
er chance to reform. The police,
however, showed by their reports
that she had been arrested again
and again and, indeed, had already
served several terms in the work
house. The trial developed that the
young woman is the daughter of a
man formerly well known in Balti-
more as leader in his profession,
man of brilliant attainment, whose
own weakness, however, had cost
him every important position he had.
In the days of his affluence he had
given his daughter every advantage
OF education and she had lived four
years in Europe, where she acquired
the mastery of every foreign langu-
age. On his death she and her moth
er removed to Washington, where
her ability as a iinguist easily secur-
ed for her an important position as
q translator in the department Of
state. During the five years that she
has been in washington this young
woman has translated documents of
International Importance, and her
work was always so faultlessly done
that on several occasions the depart
,ment found it necessary to send i'm
portant documents to her, even when
she was confined to the workhouse.
A woman of beauty and of refine
ment, she was welcomed into Wash
ington society with eagerness, and
the hospitality offered her in Wash
ington homes awakened the dormant
love for liquor which she may have
inherited. The desire for liquor
finally conquered her. A few days
ago she was picked up in the streets
hopelessly drunk, and to-day she left
the court for a years detention at
the workhouse. During her trial her
mother sat by her side, heartbroken.
special to Baltimore
American.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-20
For Bryan-Bailey Debate.

Texarkana, Texas, April 16.-N.
A. Shaw, a wealthy farmer and prom
inent in Texas political circles, be-
lieves William J. Bryan is a thorn in
the side of Democracy and. that the
tariff differences between Bryan and
Bailey should be settled by debate,
in order not to imperil the ultimate
unity of the party.
Mr.. Shaw states that he is willing
to bear the financial expense attach
ed to such debate personally and to
give the "gate receipts" to the Com
moner.