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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
HIdiihtspoa..

Hid)ter t5um Nnsctlagtcn) /:
oWcnn Sic feline perbrcd,eriifcn Nbs
lttten huttcn. ipdrum ipareu Sic ocnn
i'll Strilmpfcn?"
InsetIa8tcr: sd bate sebort. ons
in Der Camille Semano frant lei"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
y y y
9crihtismmg.
Gin Nbcntemcr.

Supe (nodbcm ibm GSc cincn
mGhtiAcu @Grcn auibiuocu ipplltc) :
.Sos lit Niles uidlls pnsegcu. mas
idl cinmn! crlcht babe. aonmc id,
bn rcr9unacncn @intcr, MIDI 81
crpIrmcn in Die Nerbcrgc muo itcllc
mid an ncu Cicn. 81 innst's mir
an 81 lrden. Sd sreii bin unb bab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
ShGblidJfcit oes Srannttucins.

Gin Mitslieo oes &dSigfcitss
%crcins bate cine Hebc 81 baltcn
rnp ging pprber III bus 3~udthaus pes
Srtcs, I'M etlpas gu perncbmen. mas
CT babel brnlldcn fonnte. .Ntiht
lpabr", rcoete CT Den eritcn 3ud)t>
bdllslcr an, Den er trnf, der Srannts
lpcin bat Die Sdulb, oaB Sbr bier
Ieip?" SANS ulleene", mar Die
dr9erlihe I%ntlpprt; -Hihtcr III Ses
ihiporne unp Die Tefercnbnrs paren
Iae beioffen, lpie ne mir perurs
tbeilten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Ter sciGaisc Nahtwdhtcr.

3lppIf llbr ihlltg CO pom airhs
tburrn, ais Der Sergbofer Die .9riios
bi9c" @irthsitubc perlieB. Serb
r%iltteltc i'm bos @eipiiien, benn CT
bate icilcm Wcib, Der aorbl, bod
unb bci!ig periprofen, CT pplle bis
10 llbr lricbcr babcim iein. linn
iept mar cs II llbr! ~Nliii Nliii"
l%propbc5eitc CT lid. Dos sibt an
id)Dno 3rah.~ Su crblidtc CT Den
Atad)tlpddter nit iciner Saternc. mn
ipfort id,oB ibnt ciu rcttcuber ojcbanfc
nurdl Den &opf. -Slpri", bat CT,
ypt mllBt MIDI bciln bcgIeiten."
Cine &eile i~topitcu Die .Seipcn
itllnlm ncbcneinonbcr Der; Damn bub
Ser Sergbofcr an: ~Nlio, Slpri, paE
mi! Sei meiuem 6ults bleibit iteb'n,
iin9it bci' Spriidl ruulter lnD gum
SdllIB ruiit q biBl laut mo peutlid,
81 mcine Senitcr nnui: sat 10 llbr
a'ihln9'n." %critcbit?" Der
Itch id,ou". nidtc SIori. nls CT Elm
@clpltiif III Der Sano %ipiirtc. linz
Il guats @erf tblinit do babel, CT
mlntcrte Der Bauer. Nod, cine fur8t
Stredc, unb tic ltanoen am 3icl
,lScet mad Del Snh 9uat", fliiircrtC
Der @crghofcr; Damn idlpB CT Ole
Sbiire allf unb pcrIdnpanb.
Der N%adtlpddDter ilberleute nod
cine &eilc. y9i9entlid". ilberrcbetC
CT lid lis es ia ganS glcit, Oh / Il
llbr poer 10 llbr ausrui'; bort's q
God, fciu Menidl, uno q 9uat's @er,
thnnit IA no. Nh nlio." Or lang
icin Spriifleiu uno ricf Damn IairI
uno rcutlid sum- Seititer binnui
~Sat 10 llbr a'idldg'n." 90
ld,nlt. "a ifdu". :. mlrnlelte Der Viii
sum Sett icincs &cibes seipcnSct
ITO llbp Is cs crit, mari Icine alcis
Der auf ben Stubl mo ihlilpftt
%ihmmn5elno uilter Die Scde. Sit
Aprbl dbcr mllrnlclte aud, etlpns. bas
gum Slid Der Nliii niht peritdib
Vim anocrn Tag biibif friib3citie
itanb Die S~ersbpierin auf, ihrict
eincu Srief au Den Siirgermciirc,
unb pertlnstc Sen geidliisen Hnd,t.
pddter ipc9en II y r tunbenidlihune
i .8udtaitcn.~
" y -
Sein Ghrsei5.
Sefretdr: .@arlm sicbcn Sil
benn ms pberitc Stpdiperf, Ser,
&an6lit?"
ann5liit: Sd ipiQ wenisiteus
uuBcr Sienit teiucn iiber mir baben. 3"
~ - -
YiappermGulhem.
aurId)en: .Sne'. Snfel, Su bin il
gar nid,t 10 aroB, bnB Su biz sun
Sd,ornitein reiditl"
Sntcl (5u SeIudl n@csbalf
fragIt Su oenn 10 AdrIhcn?"
&orlhen: ~9ta, lpeil Yapa crit nett.
LID Iugte. bas 8elp. pus Su ibm &C.
borgt, tonnteit Oh in Den Shornircir
idrcibcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
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ShmliuiBc.

Der Sebrcr ingtc 81 ciucm aunbcu:
YScnte Sir. On ban brci Scmmcn.
gtun gebe ih Dir nod fiinf pn5u. @ic
uiel bait Oil panu?"
Sam - Damn bubc i) gcuutgl"
antiportctc id)ucu Der S6iiler.
Sn Der @cogrdpbicitlnbc irugtc
ser &ebrer; o@ic tonumt CO. puB pas
@eerluniicr iul5is iit?"
Gin Slngc untipurtcte: YSas
tpmmt, neil 9erinsc rrin iinp,"
Gin ShilIcr ipllrbc ponr 2ebrer &C.
iraat: r@ns lit Elm Sroid?"
Bic Nntiuort mar: Gin Srpid) lit
-- lpeun man um Scihc pprbcis
gcht nilo bort'S %plumpicu, lit cs Elm
Sroid."
81 Der Hcli9ionsituuhe ~cripGbntc
DER Ycbrer pen Sprud: Ser Mcnid,
lcbt nid,t pprl Srptc ullciu, ipnoern
---, &urIden, mas mug CT nlltl
nod, bnbcn?"
aarld)cn: ~0tnn nriB audi nod,
ctlpaa barauf babcn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

bicberc Yionicr, obdnu breben mir
Die Brittle uni"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
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5. s. SueIlenbdt.
Setrct0r.
~ " ~
Ter rcfltc Barber.
yltnb Ioll ih nad) Ybiliitcrar
Wfir Slim unb @ange puscu.
60 mil i6 meinen longcn Bart
Gen leptcn Sag nod mlBen;
Sal drgerlid,, mie i) MIN bin,
@cr mleiucm @rpll. ppr mcinem Slim.
Coll @tar1der nod er5ittcrn.
6oQnl Serr &irtb. mcin Yferb!
madt fort!
Sbm ipirb Der Saier frommer.
6abt Sbr @arbicre bier I'M Srt?
SaBt gleid) Den rcd,tcn tonmtcn.
@nlbnls, pnlbein, pcrillihtes 9dlb!
Sf rift Die &rcu5 nm G.lIcr unb fonb
Sod nir9eno nod Den rctten.
Sritt Der, 9~artpueer, uufgcihautl
Oh lpQit Den Bart mir traBen;
Sod fislid icbr III mcine Saut,
Sd, bicte bunbert SuBeu;
Nhlr, muhit On nidt bic Sadlc gut.
llno flieBt Elm cin5ges SrDpflcin
Sdbrt Sir meiu Sold ms @er5e."
~
Sns ipise. falte Giieu lab
Mau uif Dem eide bliBeu,
llnb Dem perpiinld,tcu Sing gar nab
Nuf icinem Shemel iiecn
Sen grimm gen ihluorSbebaarten
Sm iftpar5en, fllr5en 8anns. ipprnu
Nod) iftpdr5're Srpbbcln bingeu.
Gem Iciiter pirp's gu gralllis ioit.
ST ipia Die IeNer peBcn.
@r iiebt Den Sold, er iiebt Den @ait.
@s padt i'm bas Grticeen;
CT 3ittert tpie oas Gipenldllb.
Gr mnbt lid ploBlif aus Dem Staub,
limo ienoet Den @eieQeu.
~~Ginbunbert Sasen mein @cbot,
Sails On Die Stunt beiiseit;
Sod mcrt' es Dir, Sid ltef' ih topt.
60 On Die 9aut min riseit."
llno Der 8eiel: Sect Scuiel uud)!
Sas lit bes 9anbcs niht ser 9raud)."
Or lduft ulo id)itt Sen Suugen.
-9iit Su Der red)te, fleiner Mtpld?
Srii6 aufl lang an gu id)uben;
0ier lit bns @elb, bier lit Der Solh.
Sas Seioes lit 81 baben
llno ihneioeit, riscit Su MIDI bloB.
60 9eb' ih Dir Den @uapenitob;
On fpdrelt nift Der critic"
Ser Sunge benft Der 8asen. brlldit
Niht lang unb ruit nerpegcn:
DNur it'll 9eieiIenl niht gcmlditl
8ott seb' gud, leineu Segcul"
@r Ieift ibn Elm 9au5 unperonst:
@r fpest, er ituet. or fraet. er puet:
Y@ottlpb. nun ieio Sbr fcrtis."
y
.Nimm, fleiner 9nirps. Sem 8clp
MIR bin;
On bit ein pabrer Seuiel!
aein Ino'rer modte Den @elpinn.
On be9teit feineu 3lpeiicl.
Gs fam pas 3ittern Sid nid)t an.
llnb tpenu ein Sropid)eu 9lltcs ram.
60 ltaG ih Sid ood) nieber."
.@i. gutter Scrr, 10 ltanb c5 nid,t.
Sh belt Cub an Der acblc.
Ter5udtct ,Sbr MIR nus 0eiidt
ltnb ging Ser Sdnitt mir fcblc.
60 lieB ih Guh pn5u niht Seit.
Gntiflciicn mar ih uub bercit
Bic aebl Gud) nbSuidueibcn.
so 10! Gin ganS pcrpilnid,tcr
SpdSl"
Sem Scrru muro's n%nhcbd8lid).
Gr purb' alIi ciunal ieidlcnblu6
llnb S~ittcrtc nndtr19lid:
so 10! buS bait ih nitt bcnuht.
Sob bat co @ott nod gut gcnnad,t:
Sch mill's mir aber mcrfcn."
Tbclbcrt y. Sbunliio 1S33).
~ ~ y
Eraftiid.
amitircuub; rAbcr uui Sbrcm
ShladtcnbilSe lit ia Nacs 10 per
ihmommcu man tonn gar uidt9
mtcridcibcn."
Wnlcr: g@bcn Die Sdludt lit
audi nod uncntidiebcu!"
" e ~
NnStnutt.
gini9c %ipnierc linz Sumit beihGi
tigt. ppr Den Yicilcrn elmer %riide
Stable ciuSmnmneu. Gin iunaco
@crrdlcn ipuSicrt pprbci; Bic Ncus
gicrbc plu9t i'm, nno CT irnpt cincn
Der Scuic. mas man bcnn nu thue.
n. Apx,,, ,,glyct ,hr, So, ~, NLs.LI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Glmmenlcic anS ben &crfem nidi
flaiiiidIer Mntprcn.

>'"'s"'SN ""S WI ~SSt1SH Wtut-
flaiiiid,er Nuturcn.
Or ifliirfte bebnglif Den auiicc
uno blies Den Hauh iciuer pradbts
pollen Icerid,aumpfcife burh pie
Nnic. Die nit Silber bcihlagcn mar.
Nls ma Dem Snubltlmmcn Elm
itnlicuiihcs BUD Seigtc. gab CT Surd,
3cid,cn III pcritcbcn, bnB CT Stus
licniif Iprcte.
Gr lab ibr lang III bnS Nusc. bas
lie perihdmt gcihlpnen buttc.
-
0it Dem @intritt bcS 6crrn Dir
gcrmciltcr3 nabm Die %icbs Iusitcls
lung ibreu Nnfung.
Nls @blarh mir Sllm >critcn 0tulc
iciuc Sicbc gcltuub, tlppitc mciu &crs
10 loiIt, bnB Gbunro cridrcdt mad, Ser
Sbiir lab unb: .6crcin" rici.
~ "
@crihtiaung.
.@plcn Sic picllciht cine Yartic
Billiard nit mir ipiclcn?" - ,Nein,
nit ciucm Niien ipicl' ih nett" -
~0crrl mas urtcritcbcu Sic
iidl -" .Nbcr crlnubcu z. 10
ITS ia uct g'meint. / bnb' icpt idon
icd,S Scircl Wein. ba bah ih bait
an Iiicu - unp mit'm Niicn ipicl'
/ nett"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Sir &cib mno Sinb.

Gin Serr aus Sale irai 1870
etilen peripnnoeten Sanorpebrmann,
Der in idiperer SetiimmerniB Den
&ppf bdngcn lieB. Iuf Die Sraee
mad Dem 8runbe iciner @ctriibniB
er5dbltc ibm Der Solpat, haB CT lid,
5lpdr aus Der Wumbe nictt piel made,
edB abcr feline camille bubeim Moth
leioen miiiie, neil sic ibr sltseiaatc
llnterItilpuuns bisber allsseblieben lei.
Saruuf beluirtbete Der Serr pclI
Sdnoipcbrmann reidlid uno identte
ibm 80 Sbalcr, benen feline Srau nod
5cbn binSlfilstc. 6oherircut ricf
DER Sanbipebrmam aus: YoGttc iG,
geipnBt, baB i'm Tntcrlanbc 10 picl
Siebe 6u Souic lit. Damn bGttc ih mid,
ganS tobtificBen loNcn!"
~ u "
Snnoe= Veritano.
sd iagc Sbncn. 10 eincn 0unb
mic mcinen "Sea" gibt's nidtt nieper.
Sridt "a ppr eincm bulben Sabre
Scicr bel mir aus. Iaes gebt Srlnter
linb orilbcr. Wir ralis ans Dem brenz
ncnpen &auIe. @ptt lei Sanf. bic
ainecr lInmtlid bell unb acinnb.
Tlpplit mcinc Sruu: Iaricdcn! va.
Der Sdlrci! Che mir einen Gntidlub
iaien, ipriugt mciu 6unp ms Seler.
Gins. 5lpci. orei apporticrt er Die
&leinc. @rpBc Sreubc! 81. maS
bcbeutet bas? Suno nodmnlS ms
Saus. 0nlb sebrntcn fonrmt CT ipics
Der bcrauS, unb mas alaubcn Sic
trd9t CT in Snngc? Die Scucrpcrs
iidcruu9ssT plicc, eiu8cwidclt in Gin
ield,tcS 'Sanbtudl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Seltiame gefansenbeit.


Gin Srilntenbolo muB ipegen elmer
boieu Tauferei ait Ser s~ntlasebanf
Ylab nebmen. Sn Dem Iusenblid,
pd Der Gertreter Der anflase Den
Saal betritt, erfldrt Der Nngefla9te:
Sen Germ Staatsnutpalt Iebne
id ab!"
Scr @uriieenpe: n@arum lcbneu
Sic ben Stn~atsanfpalt ab?"
Ingeflngter: Y&cgeu Scfan9cuz
belt"
@o~riiecnber: ~Sas miiilcn Sic
begriiupeul"
IugetIa9ter: ,Na. ih fiible MIDI
in Ieiner 0e9enluart 10 %befauseu."
Der ttnterihieb.
3u einem tapfcrn Yrin5eu fam
Gin altes 8eib, ibr SDbnlein los
5ubitten,
Sas man gum SrommeIjdldscr
nabm.
llno ais Der Trin5 nun lang nit i6r
geltrittcn,
Spridt er: Stun fort! Solpaten
braldt Der Staatl
Srau! biiuft @u1 Gin Solbat 10
tpeni9?
Sd bin ein Sriu3; meiu Srubcr lit
Der aDnig.
llub er uuo i'd, mir 9eibc iinS
Solpateul"
nSas 9laub if" = lpriht bns @eib;
pSie lernten audi nidtS
ipeiter;
@cin Gbriitlieb aber lit Elm
S6ueiberl"
Sriebrih &inS:
8ebiftc $500.
(slus ser Sdn8erfeits Seituns.)
a6lihes ~!
Sicber Serr Hebattipn0rl
Sn DER bpbgeidGetcn ,S6nacrs
fcits 3eitung" bann eh geleie, rat Die
%ereinsiefretdre bon Den perihicbcnen
Sereine 9ebeten purben, alls i6rcn
Tereinstreiien Npihtciteu eu5uideden,
IN nell ed] it ems probiercn. Nciier
ulleririd MOS ih Ned om @ntiholbis
9uug bitten, Dat iJ nit Dem Srhz
ocltlheu nit 10 got befannt ben ais
luie met Dem aolniiheu, difcr Dat
tDtt baponL Dat ib INNER I'M 5~lpeitcn
Senor hinge ton Die 5tpeite Senprs
ltemm es OBJ bod,, lue ieber lpeib. Die
Sauptltimme IN irgenp eir,em bcuts
ihen 8eian9perein) OH 10 miiiic Sic
mir net fir ppel nebme, lpenu ch sic
8ipeite Senpritcmm nit Der &Dlnlidcn
Spro6 bersleihen ppn. 6icr. i'm
.W abion WGnnerhor". % miro
nor ais pie belltId gefallt, on lpcbc
Gem, Der iif unaeritcbt. .elgliib 80
tdlten", D.. +. mcnn er belltId iprcdlcu
fam, oenu bnnn bctommt or men
Hilifel bon uiem .Yapa anep". mel
der unier Srdiiccnt iii idon icit ole
leBte 33 Sobr; weuu ubcr Der Scfrcs
tIr mandnlol Il toluiid)e2 &orld)cn
ile9en lat, Damn lntcn all sic SduNcr.
OH Do bans tnnn man DallS got icben
Dat Die tOlniihc Sprph am itiibns
item is.
Sm D@noiion IGmcrhur" buun
mir bier ehte apIuiihc Ginger. cincu
IN icocr Stimm; Der critc Scuor g
cn 3citun9Smnmu, Der critic @aS cS
uier @ices YrGiihcrt. bCr Slucitc SuS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
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Nusfnnit.

ginigc Sionierc iinb Snmit beidGi
tigt. ppr Den Ticilcrn elmer Bride
Stable cinSurnmmcn. Gin ilngca
Ncrrdlcn ipuSicrt porbci; sic Ncus
gicrpc pluDt ibL uno CT Irnpt cincn
Der Scuic. mas man ocnn "a tble.
Ser Wpun crtldrt ibnl. ouB Die Stable
Ole @rildcnpiciIcr ppr Dem Sreibcie
ihiiscu iplcn. so, 10, TO-, mcint
p0o 0crrdcn nit ihluucr @icuc.
olpcnu MN ubcr NaS Gia mai pom Der
unpcru Scitc fInlc. mas buuu?" 1900
,Scbr ciulah", cntge9nete ibm Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
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ltnter Miuiitcr =9afaicn.

u y y
ltnter Miuiitcr= 9ataicn.
.Namu. Srisc. no itcdt penn bellte
Seine Grcelcn5?"
~Sm, lueibt On Ncnn nid)t? CIR
ccllcn5 III geitern fir Ncgicruna
cnrt,'s Seuer segan8cn, bat id, babel
bohieincu Munb p%erbrannt unb Damn
nod, bret Stunbcu ouf ~gliibenpen
&oblcn gcicilcn - ocsbolb beute pous
ltdnoig gcbraudSunf1big."
- ~ e
lie Iantc.
Scit Suntd,en Martha @ittipc lit,
filrhtct lie iih entieslid. @a lit audi
fem &unoer: 10 nllem i'm pritten
Stotiuert = llrteu Die bureaus. bn
lit bel Nadt fcin Ieuid, - obeu bic
@tnsn5inc, no Die Wduie toIen.
Ils ih ~unldn9it 81 Sautd,en fam.
lab i'd cine Sapptuicl nui ibrem
Nadtfuitcu. Sic Saicl hing on
elmer lnnalu, lan9eu aorbcl.
"Sd", idstc Sultd)en, .boS bub'
id mir alls9eoddt: iucnl Die boicn
McnIdlcu MIDI iibcridlen %iollteu. lniic
id, pas Sdfelfeu 5lun Senircr binaus>
bdngcn." p,
Nuf Dem Sdielhen itaub: ,9ciber
bubcn mir Siebe im 6uuic." -
.@udfniten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
" - -
Sein Ghrsei5.

Sefretdr: .@arrm 5icbcn Sic
benu ms uberitc Stodlpcrf, Serr
aan6lit?"
ann3lilt: Sd ipiQ rp~enisiteus
auBcr Sienit feiucn iiber mir babcn."
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-15
Folk .Withdraws.

st. Louis, Feb. 10.-Former Gov
ernor Joseph w. Folk withdrew as
an active candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for president to-
day. He withdrew after he had re-
ceived telegram from Champ Clark,
which agreed to divide the Missouri
delegation to the Democratic nation
al convention as recently suggested
by William J. Bryan.
Mr.. Folk not only agreed to divide
the delegation but asked his friends
to make no further effort in his be-
half. He promised to support Mr.
Clark.
Friends of Mr.. Clark said that he
will have half of the State delegation
which is to be selected in Joplin on
February 20 but that the Folk men
on the delegation will support Mr.
Clark. If it is seen that Speaker
Clark cannot get the nomination on
reasonable number of ballots in
the Baltimore convention the former
governor will consider that he has
the right to enter the race for the
nomination.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-15
Convict Stabs Deputy Warden.

Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 11.-Deputy
Warden E. D. Davis, of the State
penitentiary, was stabbed six times
to-day by Albert Prince, negro con-
vict, and probably will die. Three
of the wounds are in the abdomen.
Just as the prison chaplain was
about to pronounce the bendiction at
the close of the morning chapel ser
vice, Prince, under a tWenty-year
sentence for assault with intent to
kill, attacked Deputy Davis. Four
hundred convicts we're standing in
the assembly hall. Some of them
seized Prince and prevented him
from pursuing Davis as the deputy
backed away.
Prince procured the knife from
the broom factory last night. He
says that he had no particular griev:
ance against Davis, but that he OBJ
jected to being deprived of certain
liberties. =.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-15
No SIP for Him.

Gen. Carter, who went to Texas in
command Of the regulars sent South
for the manoeuvres along the Mexl-
can border, tells this story of an old
Irish soldier: The march had been
long and tiresome one, and as the
bivouac was being made for the
night the captain noticed that Pat
was looking very much fatlgued.
Thinking that a small drop of whis-
key might do him good, the captain
called Pat aside and said, "Pat, will
YOU have a wee sip of whiskey?'
Pat made no answer, but folded his
arms in a reverential manner and
gazed upward The captain repeat
ed the question several times, but
no answer from Pat, who stood silent
and motionless, gazing devoutly into
the sky. Finally the captain, taking
him by the shoulder and giving him
vigorous shake, said: "Pat, why
don't you answer? I said, Pat, will
YOU have a drink of whiskey?" At
ter looking around in considerable
establishment Pat replied: "And is
it yez, captain?. Begorrah, and l
thought it was an angel spakin' to
me- e."-Cosmopolitan Magazine.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-15
Decrease in Newspapers.

Newspapers, as we'll as men and
women, are feeling the increased cost
of living as appears from the vital
statistics of the American Newspaper
Annual and Directory. The present
years starts with fewer dailies, semi
weeklies and weeklies than year
ago.
Pressure on the treasury has re-
duced the number of newspapers, the
loss being 13 dailies, of which four
are in New England, IL semi-week-
lies and 40 weeklies. This is sub
stantial falling off, considering the
fact that the country is growing all
the time. The figures quoted are not
results, as the mortality toll would
be much larger if new enterprises
did not Offset in part the distinct
tendency toward loss. Newspapers
deal not with the butcher and baker,
but their business is chiefly with the
manufactures of white paper and
with the men who work in the va
rious departments of the enterprise.
Despite vigilance and desire to be
just, operating expenses continue to
mount, and evidently some newspa-
pers are being hard hit.-Boston
Globe.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-15
Electricity Instead of Rope.

Columbia, Feb. 10.-The senate,
in an afternoon session to-day, pass
ed the bill providing for electrocu-
Z ton of criminals in the State peni-
tentiary, abolishing the practice of
hanging. The bill is now returned
to the house for concurrence in
slight amendments. A substitute
!. was offered in the senate for the
house bill, this being only slightly
different from the original. The diff
ferences were technical largely, the
chief amending clause being one to
require that at least twelve persons
shall witness an electrocution. The
bill was introduced in the house by
Mr.. Boyd and the substitute in the
senate by Senator w. j. Johnson. 1t
passed the house last week.
The electrocution bill provides that
q death chamber shall be furnished
at the State penitentiary and execu-
tions shall be under the supervision
OF the penitentiary superintendent.
An amendment was offered to the
substitute bill putting the expense Of
transporting the criminal to the pen
itentiary on the county from which
he comes, the cost being paid by the
Spenitentiary officials, who will after
wards draw on the county sending
the criminal:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-15
Gage Censures Union Lawyers.

Union, Feb. 7.-When court con-
vened here yesterday morning with
Judge George w. Gage, of Chester
presiding, it was found that none OF
the six civil cases scheduled for trial,
could be gone into on account of the
attorneys not being prepared.
When this fact developed Judge
Gage took occasion to make some
severe comments on the state of al
fairs, censuring the attorneys for al
lowing such conditions to exist. AS
nothing else was to be done court
adjourned until this morning. To-day
when court convened there was some
more delay and Judge Gage further
commented as to such conditions be-
ing detrimental to the county and tc
Justice and without the cooperation
of the attorneys, courts could not dc
much.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-15
CARLISLE'S APPEAL DISMISSED.
Decision of Federal Court Against
Aged Newberry Defendant.

Anderson, Feb. Tn the United
States Court of Appeals, at Rich
mond, Va, to-day, a decision was
handed down dismissing the appeal
of Milton A. Carlisle, former presi-
dent of the National Bank of New
berry, who was convicted at Green
Vile in 1911 of violating the ma
tional banking laws and who was
sentenced to serve a term OF i've
years in the United States prison at
Atlanta, Ga.
Carlisle, who is II years of age,
was indicted on 162 counts of violat-
ing the national banking laws, but
when tried in Greenville, Judge
Brawley presiding, he was acquitted
of 157 counts and convicted of i've
counts. His attorneys, Blease and
Dominick, the senior member now
being the governor of South Caro-
lima, carried the case to the Court
of Appeals at Richmond. The ap-
peal was argued several months ago
and the decision was handed down
to-day, announcement of same hav-
ing been received here by telegraph
by United. States District Attorney
Ernest F. Cochran, who prosecuted
the case.
It is not known here whether Car
isle will carry his case to the su-
preme court of the United States, or
whether he will go to Atlanta to COM
mence serving his five years sen
teuce.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-15
Aiken Deputy Shot to Death.

Aiken, Feb. 8.-Mr. Fuller Greg
ory, of Warrenville, well known in
Aiken and throughout the Horsecreek
Valley, was shot last evening and in
stantly killed by Tom Lipford in
Warrenville. The instrument was a
double-barrel shotgun, the shot used
apparently No. 6.
Lipford had been summoned to ap-
pear in court here as witness in the
case of Ware, charged with arson,
and when the case was called on
Wednesday afternoon he (Lipford)
failed to appear. A bench warrant
was at once issued, and Mr.. Gregory
was deputized by Sheriff Raborn to
serve it. Upon arriving at Warren
vile, Mr.. Gregory himself deputized
two others, Messrs Steve Arthurs
and Theo. Jordan, to aid him in the
service.
Gregory, accompanied by the two
men, walked to the house of Lipford.
Jordan was stationed at the rear of
the house. The others entered the
front and knocked. The summons
was answered by Mrs. Lipford.
Gregory stated his errand, and in
the course of the conversation that
followed, Lipford, for some reason,
possessed himself of his gun and
fired. The load entered the right
breast, piercing the liver, and ranged
almost directly through, possibly the
least bit upward. The shooting was
at close range, for the physicians
examination held at the coroner's in
quest discovered a gaping hole of
two and one-half inches in diameter.
Magistrate Craig arrived on the
scene about twenty minutes after
the shooting. arrested Lipford and
brought him to Aiken on the $3.50
trolley car.
The inquest over the body of the
deceased was held this morning at
10 o'clock at the home of the dead
man. There were two eyewitnesses,
Messrs. Jordan and Arthurs. Messrs.:
George Wilson and Henry Layton
were the first persons to reach the
body of Gregory, and Layton also
testified. The evidence failed to CO.
incide in several details.