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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
DC noebrGnote.

9ron0en poo r9gge6ier9".
DIM oen Brand, Der omtalteS /
Oft Gr. 10. bringer o5pnS
Stiftst." bI. a. f6lgen0c nermere
OplDSninger:
8et noroior G9rIfeloOen loo ct
Yia 'finbus, iom pe6 en- ober0effet
@onq bar ior6luroet meO 89rife-
Gooen. Sl0en uobr6o 81. ~
Woifmbuiet, bpor ct 2ofomo6il
bar inbragt.
9fQe @oar0enS Soft fom burtigt
til, men oa aft 8on0 bar frosiet,
funoe Sloen life lltffes itrofS.
Nan forie9te iao OF ipGrre Sloeu
Iogong til 8prifelo0en 40 Den
ooeroGffeoe Rem.@ang oe0 at TIL
itoppe gaabningen ira Oenne inc
2aoen, men 9lterne lmiltteoe forbi
5oIfene, og / ct 9n bar Der SD
runot ON / Gerifela0en. aae De
2ooen tilite0eppren0e ipgte M
iterite Soit at Hippo no al ben.
Men oct Ipffeoes 0eSoGrre life for
ale.
3orpalteren So68. 2arien, Sort.
neren 0iels Gbrienien, @leOen Carl
&onien iamt en- Glen fra S6eIen'
borg, Mortin Senien, bUilfen iioIte
bar | 0eig9 pa D9egebierg", noa'
zoe ben / Rpr6e0en al en- port, lom
imi0lertio forme0elit Stormets 6ef-
tioe 9res par Oanifelig at fna op.
5 Den n~oloiomnle 26g og Seoe
foIot 6oroolteren ON % blep en-
Del ~forbrpnot paa aniigt og Sen'
ser, men oct lpfteoes bum BOG at
reiie Jig oe Hippo uoenior. Selois-
bis er ban life fonmen lipsforligt
til Sfaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

on bar, at oct bnoOe op6oget, at
9%topoIeons BIan par, at ifobe ct
franif 8~olonirige % en- iran f5loa.
De, tbi 0erpaa, me1te ban, at 6runf.
rigs Storbeo beroe6e. Men england
maotte for en6per 9riS forbinore
@ennem igreiie al Ell ioa0an Blan.
Do Oerfor bar arig mtn0gnuelia.
Otter &e0erlaget oeo @aterloo bar
RapoIeon5 Stor6e6 forbi, men ban
baDOe DGret Aorinqen til ia itore
8or0toringer. iom @uropas 2on0e
al0rig ier bnu0e Durct @enitan0 for.
95niOr6unoct par blepen itiftet,
bet babsburgife a~eiierOonme 6ao.
De op6srt at ef5itcre. 9clqien oar
bleucn lssreoet ira 2itrig, Stolien
baD0e iaoet St60et til @l6costan.
ten, Norge bIeo ifiIt ira 8almurf,
gortugals 0ongeblls bar flpgtet til
9raiiIien oio. De llbel0ige glemei-
ter / Rapoleon5 aornfter fit eiter.
baan0en GDer6aano oUer BAN; ban
bleo mere og mere %ooernooig %
e9enfGrli9. og bette tilliae meO De
TO @run0e. iom Rapoleon ielo at.
to9 iom 4orio9erne til 1t Sab,
nemlig ban5 ar9nfelie al 0en Itol.
te 'panife Hotionolielelie oq bans
6orIfDOelie al 5oiepbine oa Sitter.
moal meo Norie 2ouiie, bragte Ell
al Ger0en itsrite Sfittelier bort ira
6iitoriens Sfleplu0s. Soleren men.
te, at 9tapoleon bar 6leoen be6ano.
let %uretfGr0igt al mango. men at
ban - iom enboer anoen 6Itoriif
9erIonliabeO - buroe be0gmmes /
2piet al i'm egen 8i0.
Brof. iIittteOe me0 at ipnae &c
70 @%rena6erer" al Seinricb Seine,
en- Song, Der Hart og mutt genqi-
per De 6eleIier, Der beiirIe0e 6en
itore Ropoleons SoIoater.
anuo Oano-it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
nnsbomsmboe

aibOIoes ira 22.-25. 5ebruor /
Dor 5reIiers @eniebeb, Reenab,
@iS. @6oet beepn6er meo aob.
ningSguostieneite 8ors6ag BEN 90,
ON aftenen 9G. s. Sm Senoaaen
bliper Ser Ssimesie meo altergana.
llnge Wenneifer fra areoIens DE.
nigbeber, label iom on6re Ste6er
ira inobpoes pnn oct penIieite. Man
beoes meIoe lit aomme til timber.
tegnebe | goo Sio, iamt meooeIe
bbao Tio oe meo bpilten gane man
bil inotreffe.
Taa Observation-Disclosures geene,
6. 6. GIotb, Br9f
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

leoeOe oct meite af jim Ei0. anOers
SGrenien bopoe / 4nrenes 2eb be.
flpot en- Mengoe Si~Iliospoiter; ban
par iooleoes Sognefogeo / ca. 38
g(or og / 35 g[ar Sorotionsmnn6
FOR ben olminoeIige 9rnnoforIf.
ring. s en- lang Iorr9ffe par fan
0onmer be6 8nrifuerne og / 7
Ior Meolem al Sognernooet. Son
por oanosfriIf til oct ii6ite, men
bob0e iii. BIB. Stifts 5oIfebI.~
monttet boIoe Sengen 6et iibite Bar
aor. Z
Sen0fermeiter =. Sriis / Gre.
noo er forIe6en nf9onet peo 0soen,
70 @or gammeG. San 6rep / fin
Sfb en- omfnttei16e Sorretning %
bar en- bp9tio oa isot @nno, men
trof ii1 ollereSe for en- Del @or
iiben tiGboee. San Dor III. u@renod
Tolfeti6." I en- fort Si6 Sormon6
for Notwithstanding oe | en-
Teriobe | 5irierne WeoIem at gp.
roo6et, og ban bob6e 6eslt6en be.
fl90t fo~rifeIliqe andre offentIfut
Sberb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

0erimoo ir0e6ren0te 0e 3 an6re
Meno. 0eres forfnlle0e Sig fatO-
ties ienere Giggenoe / 2oOen tet in-
oenfor Rorten. Otter aIt at BONNIE
bar Sc f1tnbet en- burtig, omen6
foolful6 066.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
Ct. S6Ollns @non.
GESDllarl0 poitell.D

GgbetlbaDH, 20. Sallltar. Ger
BAR oentet ooifillige me 2%opforilag
0e0 2l%a6ningen oi6oIfetinget8 Gags.
meOe, oeri6(on0t Gillpgsbepillings.
lope1; men Der fom fltn eet, meo
ct lille Anbang, men BET par til
@eng9I0 ct 6~etpoenoe og ntereSio nt
5orilag, nemlig an9aaen6e Mteooe.
lelie af aonoesiion pao llonpttelie
gennem 66rlGanin9 og ll60D6nino
al ct areal iH0en ior ben 0onif-oeit.
inoiife 2 Fl. 15omoS' 6oon.
6ilon5mimiteren minoe0e oeo
6rem ptteIien ON Den Oeitin0iife
aommisiiou, Der bar ne0iot efter
5orfaitel'en al 9erneS SaIg / 1902,
% u0talte. at Der / Oenne aonmis.
lions 9ee0iPttelie loa en- ltotalt al.
oorlig Billie til at bialpe gerne
til en- lptteIig 5remtio UNDER oanif
Stag. S9rlig fuDtteoe man @aobet
til It. 6bomo8' 6opn, Der tur0e
oenteS at bile bite itor 6or0eI al
Banamotonalens for~eitooenoe Nab.
ming. Get er en- fortrinlig notllrlig
9oOn me0 ODbt Barb, go0e 2efor.
bolO og let at beieile. Sin be0ite
@erio0e 6aU0e 0enne 6aon / Wi0.
ten al forri9e aorbutore0e, men
Seilifibenes 4flesning al Damp.
ifibe, Der elf / Rltteiort, fremfol0.
tie SiIbo8egon9 for Soonen, o9 man
bar fife burti9 nof / 8%elroin9en til
at iorbeore 6boncerne oe0 Ne0ipt.
teIie al afgiiterne og 2ign. 8ilbo-
%9egan9en bIep 0erior rioen0e, %
ben Opanng, Der er in0troaOe / De
ieneite 4ar, er life meget itor, oa
nopnli9 er Sonnens Stilling iom
StopeIpIoos belt forbi.
Sr. 9teergoaro Ifil0reoe Oerefter
De UeuligbeOer, Der mootte tpnfes
at flpoe al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aob.
ming. 9et anta9es, at man M, 0o
OomperneS Stsrrelie er oreoet ioa
bsit | geiret, oil oenoe tilbaae til
oct gnmle SpItem meo Stapelpla0.
ier, bDor 0isie nteget itore Sfibe
~oileoerer oeres 2o0ning til 6oroe.
ling, og oct tsr antoges, at Qefp
Dorfs Holle ON Stopelpla0s for
ben norolige Del al 8eitinoien til
9els oil tunne erobreS al en- oDb
Sapn / ieloe 8eitinoien. Sngen6aon
bar ioa itore 9bancer iom ct.
lbomos, Der ligger lige pna &uter
mellem europa og Banana. 9et
g9loer oa ON at inorette 0enne
9aon ~laoleoes, at aitnoerrte friites
til at lie ~inOenfor.
9or ct. 0bomas Soon Rllig.
beoer for at 6lipe en- ferite aIo8.
les Blaos? Get nloa beioores be.
nGgten6e, ioa l9nge Sapnen ben.
lager iom M. Bel er Der 9iort no.
get for 6ens 5orbeoring, iioen Den
efter aommisi ionenS Snoitillinl
bleo ieloitprenoe og be9Dnote De ito.
re neutrality-suspicious. ior bpilfl
Staten gioer Reutegarolti; enooi.
0ere er Ser oe0 Sfonnerten osSll.
golf" 6egpnOt llo~orbeioelien al mo.
0erne Ssfort. liQeiom Der poa ii,
nanslooen / anr ioreiIoos bepilgei
Renge til ct Sur poa ct. 9roir
2llt bette er Dog life NOT til at 9ert
ct. 8bomos Soon fulot mooernt
/ SenieenOe til Dotanlgg, alIop.
lag, trooolss 8ele0rof oip., oio. d
nuoerenOe Dofforbolo er meget nth.
ireOsitillenOe.
Nu er Der Gale ON at anlnggt
en- Qof. itor nof til at tage Sfib'
pna in0tfl $1,000 IONS og mel
9H Meters 0Dbgnaenoe, og en- ioo.
Dan 3of pil bore ale andre peitin,
0iife Golfer ooerlegen. at omoai,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
Gnonn Ell Srano-06b. 6orIet

Gnonn Ell Sranb-0 8 9oriens,
20. Sanl1or. 5 @oar @ftermiooogS
beo SefStioen opitoo Der Sloles /
SeS Ssreniens Su3 poa 8lattrllp
Morf. @n gommel Man0 oeo Nopn
Wtorten 6reoerifi len, Der boeoe pos
Serenien, piloe fori6gc at reOOe
8reotlrerne; men oct mislptfeoes,
o9 bon omfom / 6lanmerne. Be
ietningen, Der belto6 al TO 8ser o9
rogIe GaIoe og Soin, inoebrenOte.
Sl0en meneS opitoet ira ct aaffel.
obnsrer.
9posfal6. YoitmGter Iielien /
@obro, Der forleoen er afgooet oeo
OGDEN, bar ira i'm tolpoariee 8trf-
iombeo Ser / 9pen ferot iom en- opg-
tig og poaposielie @m6eosmono,
Der altio ltoo / set be0lte 5or6olo
til Bu6lifum. Snoen ban | 1899
fom til Sobro, boooe ban ifl. $50.
bro 9(b." / t6- Mor ppret Boitmeiter
/ SopnOoI, oe Der folOt buns egent-
foe Misunderstanding, / bpertSolo
oct offentliee 2ip; ban nar en- al
SCANDALS melt foreta9ionme Men6
og bar pe6 lit Snitiatip og Jim Or.
beioslpIt pno mon9eO mraaoer giort
Ii9 f%ortient al 9Den. San bar feot
ben 7. December 1917 oe inotraao-
tie | Boitppsnet / 1863.
Sbo. Sognefogeo / asmil6.
Soporup @noers SerenIen (WteI.
ler) er forIeOen os6 | en- aloer al
so g(nr. Gen afogoe Dor feot paa
Sallfiergnor6, iom ban ~ierere eie.
De | en- lang @arr9fte, og bpor ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

5 yairfe og 6iemmet" ilntter
Stift5prooit 9iit86eit en- Omtale al
NoeniemsOct me0 fbtgenOe ltoto.
lelie:
Der bill ie1ere bline 2eili96e0
til of Oen6e tilboge til M60ets 9le.
lolntioner o9 Sr0leherneS Sore.
Drag. Ser ifol fun ~n0taleS, at oct
ioapel al Geiolutionerne iom al
3n0leoernes 5oreorn9 meget flort
fremgit, at 6eniigten ira ben SIDE
er at 6ereoe 6oIfetirfen aoifiligt
al Oct, Der gsr Den til ct eoan9eIiif-
lutberif 8irfeiomfitn6, % at ifoife
@ranalGre loOlig Get til 9rnoife-
itoIene | Dor @irte.
Sno6DOernes 5oriifringer ON, al
De oil befen1pe NotionoIismen, er
meaet goOe. Mten bi0tiI bar De bonO.
let ~loale0es, at De gaar Nationals
mems 9Gren0e og or benne aonos.
refining ben nburoerli9e Sieneite al
isge at foo ben onerfen0t iom be.
rettieet / en- ebon9eliif,lutberii
airfe.
5 Snobpoelien toles Ser ON al
fremme YfirfeIig 3ribeo". De pe0.
tagne GeioGlrtioner %iierner oerimoH
De firfeIi9e 9eitemmelier pou
ale Yunfter. Non fon mooIfe fol
De Dem 8~ri6eosfrop. Mien BET Tfol
meo itsrit milig Gpoelig6e0 u6tales,
at DE UNDER ofle Omitpr0igbeoer er;
uufirfelige 5ribeOsfrob".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

baaoe Or0inabionsl6itet og 9Dl-
oingse0en iom 0e to neite Sfan ier,
Der ifaI in0to9eS. 5 bette 5fonie-
ltormeri fon ri og itore Dele az bet
graHotuigife 9egfolf life i6lge Dior
ten Sarieit, ri ieIer o5 life opfor-
0re0e til at be0e 8u0 ON Strait
til at iIna ale 6olfefirfenS 8egge
neo, ian a0gangen til 0enS 8r9-
oiteitole bIioer Iige fri for aae, Iige-
gpI0i9t boa0 Neting De bar ON
&eroen5 8relier Seius 8riitns.
Ut tore 8ele al 0et grltnotoigife
SG9foIt er enige me0 o5 beri, bite
D6eoet / O6enie pna eflntnnt Q3oo-
De. 8orIomlin9en for6olot Jig nents
Zig ret reierperet ooer for oct 8ltnft
/ lie oIltiofen tom 9pres % Aitltol-
fri6e0), iom Morten 9orien haDoe
fooet til 0p0ooe at iremlGgge. 8o
oct bleO lat til Afitemning, par oct
fun en- meget file Bart, Der itemte
for bet. gi tor nof iige, at set
aller66ieit bar f/5 al 5or-
iomIin9en, Der roete @9n0erne /
@ejret for BET, Reiten un0lo0 at
Roar man toger / 9etro0tninq,
6oilfen 6oriomling bet par, Ser par
fommen til Steoe i 06enie, og of
ben bar fomrnen efter 6en u0ier6te
&eioIution iom 3no6Doeliesgruno-
lag, fan man fro 9rltnotoigif SIDE
life forlonge ct iifrere 9eois for,
at oct finn er ct 5oatol, Ser fon
fslge Norten 2orien / bans fort
'ntte Storm paa 5fonierne".
g5olfer6iten" er ct 9lao, Der
nprnleit itoar pon 9~rltn6tpigIf SIDE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

) alt. ..$18S.45
Ne6 biertelig 3af til ole @ioerne
g. 9. Biz.
Re. Sen6 Draft eIler Naonep
ORDER. fife 2ocoI Gbecf, 0a ieg
moo betole @rhonge ior Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
iii trGnecnOe teOlusiifc Stnoenter.

8folisere fuitteret for .$1t745
9luOubon, So, Mrs. =. q.
S6miot b.. -. 1000
eft Sorn, So, Sra Sc ulloe
til ,Sno0omi g.. -. 34.00
Mc9rioe, Nih.: Rep. 5. q.
SEMEN 49,. 800
Dane golep, Don't, Menig.
beoeus apin6eforening. 800
epon, @inn., 3. RitbaeIien 800
guibing, @is, an0rew 5en-
fen -. ... 80. loo
6e0or Sails, ia, Gbomns
Gbriten'en . E.. 200
Ssren 2~ln0erien /. Ste0 100
Spencer. 5o., 9etbania Me.
nigbe6s 0pinbeiorening $500
@citbp, y. Oof., 0oneoiae
@Gb.s aptnoeiopeniug 800
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

9e Snnif.Ocitinoiifc Ter.
81 UGlOi9t 6Orctagen6c.
ct. S6Omns @non.
GSpllan0 spoiten.")
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
New Advertisements.

J.. Hunter-Repaint Your Furni-
ture.
The Millinery Store-Beauty and
Comfort.
Rentz & Fielder - interviewer
Socks.
J. H. Kinard--Candidate's Card.
E. C. Hays-Long Staple Cotton
Seed.
Klauber's- Special Bargains at
Klauber's.
Pastime Theatre-Live Baby Given
Away.
N. ]. Padgett-For Sale.
G. Frank Bamberg in
Carriages.
Eh7hardt Hardware Co.-Hard-
ware.
Sam Lovinbein-Special Free Of
fer.
A. NJ. Brabham--Lost.
H. G. Delk-For Sale.
Big Bankrupt Sale.
Peoples Drug Co.-The Rexall
Store.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
Working on the Roads.

The county is spending the COM
mutation tax by hiring an overseer
in each township who works gang
of hands on the public roads. Mr..
H. J. Bellinger is the overseer in
this township. The overseer is paid
$500 a day and the hands s1.0o a
day. We understand that something
like $1,000 will be received in this
township from the communication tax,
of which $500 has already been spent
on the roads. We believe the Of
ficials would have secured better re-
suits had they gsed this tax or a
large part of it in building a few
miles of first-class highways out from
the court house, instead of spending
a portion of the money in each town
ship. 1t is the idea of the county
board to spend on the roads in each
township the money paid for road
purposes by the township.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
Spartanburg Lad Drowned.

Spartanburg, April S.-Johnny
Waldrop, the seven-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Waldrop, of No.
Al Beaumont avenue, was drowned
in the Beaumont mill pond about 8
o'clock this afternoon.
Johnny and his nine-year-old
brother climbed over the low fence
surrounding the pond in order to play
on the shore. johnny threw a board
into the water, as he did so his foot
slipped and he fell in. The water
close to the shore was supposed to be
only two or three feet deep, but
proved to be ten feet deep.
When the little fellow disappeared
his brother ran screaming to the mill
Office, a telephone message was sent
to a physician who soon arrived.
About 80 minutes after the boy fell
in his body was recovered. The
physician pronounced life extinct.
The body will be sent to Landrum
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning,
and the the funeral will be held there
Immediately after the arrival.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11

Dr.. S. J. Mcleod, of Jacksonville,
Fla, will preach at the Baptist
church in this city next Sunday
morning at eleven o'clock. He will
also deliver an address on Masonry
Saturday night, if meeting can be
arranged for.
Notwithstanding the very bad
weather of the last few months, the
grading of. the Bamberg-Ehrhardt
railroad is practically completed. On
account of so much water in the
swamps these were skipped and work
is now going on in them. Ties have
been placed over considerable part
of the line, and track laying will soon
commence. The work in the two
swamps will be finished and the
trestles built as soon as possible.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
EDITORS WIFE KILLS HIM.
Poor Fellow Found in Bathtub With
Four Stab Wounds i'm Breast.

New York, April 7.-Walter j.
Snyder, 27 year old, managing edi-
tor of the periodical, Sport Of the
Times, was found dead in the bath
tub of his apartments in St. Nicholas
avenue to-day with four stab wounds
near his heart, when his wife, Mrs.
Mary S. Snyder, called two bell boys
into the rooms. Mrs. Snyder was ar
rested and charged with homicide.
According to the police, Mrs. Snyder
said she was holding pair Of seven
inch scissors in her hand when her
husband attempted to embrace her
and the scissors accidentally pene-
trated his body.
When Snyder's body was found it
was unclothed and the police discov-
cred hanging on clothes line in the
kitchen a union suit having three
holes in it. The suit had been wash
ed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
Aged Negro Woman Dead.

":Maum" Daphne Battey, an aged
and respected colored woman of this
city, died last Saturday night about
twelve o'clock. Her death was caused
literally by old age. She had been
getting weaker for some time. She
was no doubt the oldest person in
this part of the country, being 115
years of age. She had the perfect
manners of the old-time slave, and
was well liked by the white people.
She leaves a number of descendants.
The burial took place Sunday after
noon. We have asked ]. A. MINI
mons, the colored barber, who mar
ried one of her grandchildren, to
write us something of her life his
tory, and he will no doubt do So,
which will be of much interest to our
readers.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
Male Quartette Monday Night.

The Otterbein male quartette will
give a concert at the auditorium of
the Carlisle Fitting School on Mon
day evening, April Is. This will be
the last regular number on the lyce-
um course for the season.
The Otterbeins have a splendid
company and rank as one of the
best male quartettes on the lyceum
platform. In addition to their sing
ing they are bell-ringers. This adds
variety, novelty and charm to their
entertainment.
The school auditorium ought to be
taxed to it's capacity to accommodate
the crowd on Monday night, not only
because it will be splendid enter
tainment but also because the lyce'
um management this year will lose
considerable money on the course il
a good audience is not present.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
Say Beach Will Come Back.

New York, April 9.-Frederick o.
Beach, the broker and society man,
who is charged with attempting to
kill his wife and who, with Mrs.
Beach, is now in London, will return
to this country to meet the charges
against him, according to statement
made tonight by the law firm OF
Nichol, Anabel, Lindsay and Fuller,
Of this city. The statement follows:
"Mr. Beach, accompanied by his
wife, went abroad on the 3rd ms,
intending to return about the first Of
June. The trip was made for his
wife's health. They intend to make a
short stay in London, and then join
friends on the continent. We are au-
thorized to say that Mr.. Beach will
return in ample time to meet the pre-
posterous charge against him. In the
meantime, the public may be trusted
to see the cruel absurdity of the
whole proceeding"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
U. d. @. Meeting.

The regular April meeting of the
Francis Marion Bamberg Chapter U.
D. G.. will be held next Tuesday, the
18th, at 4:3O with Mrs. j. B. Hunter.
Let every member revive her inter-
est in chapter work with this beauti-
full spring weather. The programme
for this meeting will be on the battle
of Shiloh, and some most interesting
papers will be read. A full attend
ance of the members is requested.
The chapter will observe memorial
day the 10th of May.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
Whist Party.

One of the prettiest affairs of the
season was given last Monday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. Paul Riley, when
they entertained 40 of their friends
at whist in honor of Mrs. Hankinson
and Miss Copeland. The Riley home
was beautiful in palms, cut flowers,
and ferns. Miss Hays and Mr.. Car
ter held the highest scores and Miss
Hays received beautiful hand
embroidered waist and Mr.. Carter a
book. A delightful three course
luncheon was served. The charm
ing hostess was lovely in a white
net evening gown; Mrs. Hankinson
was beautifully gowned in pink,
while Miss Copeland was a girlsh
beauty in a red evening frock.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
Solicitor Henry Sounds Warning.

Solicitor J. K. Henry, who, accord
ing to Judge Ernest Gary, has no su-
perior in this State as solicitor,
has issued note of warning that
will be of immense interest to a
great many counties in South Caro-
lima where petitions are being cir
culated among the people calling for
an election to be held at the general
election this fall on the dispensary
question. He said that he desired to
sound 4note of warning against mix,
ing liquor with the general election.
There is being circulated, so he has
heard, a petition OF vote at the gen.
eral election on the reestablishment
of a dispensary in Chester county.
This will be a terrible mistake
said Mr.. Henry, because everybody
votes Democratic and Republican at
the general election. 1t means that
the liquor interests will have an op-
portunity to get some negro votes
on this question, and gradually this
interest will see that the negro Is re-
gistered in order to vote him at the
general election.
ITO mix a vote on liquor with our
general election is the most danger
Gus move made in this State for
many years. It will prove the begin
ming of the end to undisturbed white
supremacy.
1.-TWO years ago predicted, from
signs that I saw in the political sky,
that this move would be made. The
only safe thing to do is to refuse to
sign such a petition for such an cleo
tion except during an of election
year. This liquor question should
be kept clear of our politics"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
CHAUFFEUR NOT TO BLAME.
Charleston Coroner's jury Exonerates
Driver of Automobile.

Charleston, April 9.-At the coro-
ner's inquest to-day, the chauffeur of
E. W. Hughes, whose touring car
killed little Adell Abrahams yester-
day afternoon on King street, was
exonerated from all blame. The
chauffeur, Joseph Harper, a negro,
was declared to have exercised all
possible effort in preventing the ac-
cident and that he was not speeding
the machine. The accident is said
to have been caused by the child run
ming into the machine, rather than
the machine running her down.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
Beach to Be Brought Back.

Augusta, Ca, April 9.-When the
statement of the New York attorney
was read to him tonight, Solicitor
R. l.. Gunter, of Aiken, said:
eve have not decided yet JUS
what steps will be taken to bring
Mr.. Beach back from Europe, bu
he will be brought back. I have moi
gone as fully into that as l want tt
and until I have studied that feature
of the situation more carefully
would not like to make statement.
The Aiken county authorities arf
insistent that Mr.. Beach Will OF
brought to trial.
Col. D. S. Henderson has been re
tained to represent Beach.
C. Oliver Iselin made the state
ment this afternoon that he hae
cabled Mr.. Beach to return to thi'
country at once. 49,.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
BATTLE WITH MANIAC.
Louisville Policemen Fight for Their
Lives.

Louisville, KY, April 9.-Cooped
up in a room with a giant negro
maniac, two policemen battled for
their lives here to-day and when the
negro finally fell dead with five bull
lets in his body, the officers were COW
cred with blood and nearly prostrat-
ed.
The negro, William Landrum, was
over six feet tall and weighed nearly
800 pounds. He recently was releas-
ed from an asylum, but became vio-
lent again tonight.
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Kind Words for The Herald.

In a private letter to the editor,
Lieut.. D. Graham Copeland, now
stationed at Troy, N. Y, has the fol-
lowing to say of The Bamberg Her
aid: ALLOW me to extend my con-
gratulations on your most excellent
sheet. AS the years go by it con-
tinues to improve and meet the new
conditions of the times, still showing
it's right, in my opinion, to be called
the best town paper in the South. -
These kind words, coming from a
man of the extensive travel and
knowledge of Lieut.. Copeland,
makes them very deeply appreciated
by US.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-04-11
In his testimony before the legis-

In his testimony before the legls-
lature dispensary investigating COM
mittee Mr.. F. H. Dominick said ne
felt he had a right to use a free
railroad pass and charge the State
mileage for the number of miles ne
travelled to attend the meetings OF
the dispensary winding-up commits
sion. of which body he had been ap-
pointed a member by Gov. Blease
Many will not agree with Mr.. Dom
mick in this position.-Orangeburg
Times and Democrat.