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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
oLD WORLD AVIATION.

while Asnesgean lnteres, IN aviation
has been rather auiescent Of late. just
the contrary y true IN Europe ter
many Frame. 1inly and the militant
iiaikan stat.1 arr Swing earnest at
trntion 81 the nartiui side ~ aero.
hsuiics' and IN Ensland the buildlnr
81 alrshlps is becoming well esiab.
lished industry
Germany has acquired. in addition
q its old sir fleet. more than twenty
airiEibles capable 81 speed OF GfU
miles AN hour and designed Tor car
rying large supplies % explosives. as
wen - fuel and ercWs a Sew YORK
sun dispatch reports that lights at
great airshliSs have been seen aud
the whirrinss Of their machinery has
been beard On several occasions about
the coas, IN the north as weu a. the
south 81 England. aud there II n
fuspiciop that German Graf, Of this
character have been spying upon
British foriincetions.
However unsubs;antlni SUCH fears
may DO, there IL manifest move
inert In Enslsnd So increase and per-
fec, thVt nations aerial forces In
deed. u X proposed that the govern
ment sUbsidize an air Nee, which
shall be- used la time 81 peace for
carrying mail and which IN the even,
.of war could serve the army and
navy. There has been established
what l. known as the British aud 60.
lonial Aeroplune company This orr
sanitation, according to the sun. has
a. psant az Bristol with a capacity OF
two hundred oeroplanes year and
which win soon turn out one day %
The buildings snd machinery are said
20 cover four acres, and four hundred
workmen are employed.
The Europeans have invested much
capital in aviation interests. fact
which indicates their faith IN it, prac-
IDEAL iuturr. Ia the Italian war with
Turkey. aeroplanes figured interest
ingly. and ia the present Siege OF
Adrtanople the Balkans have used
airships 10 advantage
Il il Inevitable that the United
States. which gave the world ,hr arst
Observation-Disclosures machine shall in
time develop an air feet comparable
20 those which OId World countries
are upbuilding. The present lul Ia
serial aight ON this sidc 81 the At.
iantic must be- brDken by practical
achievements
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

ne aes % ssts Of lnssres, IN This con.
mectlon. Il h important. lf he should
ascertain after reference 20 the law
officers. that this statute IL today 40.
piicabie IN The lisht Of the new parcel
post law. tina, the public be fully IN.
formed 80 tnai there viii BE- no oc.
casion. save Tor the sake Of security.
20 use the express service In the
trauupor, ~ an,thlng within TIC limit
OF the parcel post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

u Viii b. a serious reflection upon
the anterprise aud the push and pro-
sresdsencss % the city Of Albnqurr-
cue q We fan down on the ruDsorip-
ton % the promised ts.0oo FOR the
Jemes hiKhwas Hair 81 this amount
has been subscribed; the other haif
ought 70 be IN bank promptly unless
We are golng % write ourselves down
. piker The little village OF SAN
dovai north N here has raised over
Yfs5 In cash IN small subscriptions,
some ~ them onN Few dimes; a.
that ratcs unless We raise our $4,000.
sandoval native village. must 50 ON
record ~ proporiionately many times
morr progressive than Albuquerque
The same arpunten, Supplies 60 the
se.eoo In money and labor subscribed
by the people up around Jcmez over
fi.oeo of this has been placed Ia a
loeal bank The hardest kind OF hard
cash
u " Sup 10 Albuquerque 10 get busy
quickly n that sg.Soo isn't forth.
coming On niil At once We ousktnt
10 have nerve enough 20 look Jemez
or saRdoval in the face.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
IiOO'S HOO.
~ JOHN ". carey ln AtIauta
.lournnl.
eeNeeNNNNNtseNa'

Who says To feel like fighting cocks
That al we've got tu do H. to chew
and chew and chew aud chow and
aud chew aud chew aud chew
anu chew aud chew aud chow -
'hut we'd be Sundows. "pch
nhd nll. " when we SAT to dine we'd
give our wisdom teeth q job AMI
grind our fodder fine that " we'd
mnsiicate our eats as noW We chew
the rag. we'd send the village piiisr
to The lookup ~ vag that IL we'd
only nurse our food as Bossy does her
'ud, ~" hospitals would crumblc 10
with dull ana slckcniuR thud" who'd
put un end to tummy aches Geo HOOK
worm tle the cam Doe Fletcher o.
the blo0mn' guy yciept the Ch,N.
Chow Man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
ExPTusss COMPANIES Ann. pant
GEL POST.

With reference 10 The discovery
tha, express companies are using the
parcel post for the carriage 81 small
articles instructed o. them al "a low.
~ rate than they Receive from the
shippers. attention hSs been called 20
the fact that under an act uf con-
gress passed ia 1915. and never re-
pealed. but On tte contrary rc-enact-
I'd with a strengthening Of the pen
nlties IN iele. All such companies are
prohibited from CARRYING letters o.
packets which are mailabls under the
postal law This Ncry Interesting
phase % the situation il thus de-
scribed In thr Washington star.
II being nov possible In accord
4ncc with the parcel rost law. 10 send
u packet of up 20 eleven pounds ia
weigh by the muils. Il Is unlawful.
according 20 the ast 81 isis. for ans
private corporation or individual 90
carry. for q consideration. any parcel
up 10 that weight 90 cours, any
thing under that weight thai Is 81 an
unavailable character. such ~ chem
icais. explosives. etc. ma, b. trans
ported by an express COMPANY. but us
the lax atsnds today any express.
company carryinF packages % less
than eleven pounds rendcIs itself n.
able 10 prosecution ana punishment
This statute 81 1916 does not aucrt'
the use OF the purcell post bl the -x
press COMPANY There Is no l1w
against a.. utilization " the msll, by
the express COMPANY whatever may
boz Us charge to the shipper Bat itI
is important ihst the PUZZLE should
know that under the law the express
companies ere prohibited from "a
which. upart from the question of
terms, Il iu competition with th, gov
ernment u is possible under the
statute OF 1888, "a be- pointed cut f0I
the express companies GO accept pa,k-
cts under eleven pounds On condition
that those packets cdug postage
stamps % the amount of The fee
which M government would collect
if ~ were undertaking tDc carrasc.
such stamp to boz BE- addition t1
whatever les may be- paid o. me con,
pany. The only reason for THUS us-
ing the express service would he 90
obtain BON "a the greater Insurance
~ value plp artirl. Ths postollc,
only guarantees safe carriage W 40
The limit Oh registration. whereas the
express c0mpany svalins BE- fccs ln /
ae oor0anro wiih the degree of rick I
Assumes the security of thr package
while ~ b. custud, Those who wish 1
10 nee the EXPRESS service for The sak,
% THIS guarantee 90 .atcls must pa
tho postsge ln addtion 90 the eSprcss /
charge. according 90 thls Nrtaail
forgotten law
The postmaster genelri viii prob !
n0ly order an examination ~ the
ntatutos with reference 10 the rela-
lions betWoen the express ccmpanict
and tho post, and aln doubtless und
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
SCHOLARS N CHINESE POLITICS.


The idea 90 the scholar in polite,
evidently appeals Go progressive
china. There has been appointed ts
assistant secretary OF state Ia the
cabinet 81 tho republic "a member oi
The 1919 graduating class at an Amer
lcan university aLd n. has under his
direction seven other Chinese grad
yates of American colleges
The United states has good reason
60 bee proud of the part 30 IL thus
playing In the transformation ct "a
far-hway land. The chimes, have
modelled their rcpubu, largol, after
our ovn aud from our histor, the,
have drawn much Inspiration Tor th,
splendid task upon which they ha,,
entered.
o. o. distinctive ncl of the chi
n-~r that their dominant statesmen
have been Of liberal scholarship puJ
that education and character ar. the
standards at public fitness Th,
movements that overthrow 90, Man.
rhu atnasty Was led uy men ut learn
ms oy thinkers who had travelled Sac
seeking the ideas aud ih, .uIur, of
the world. For such q people th,r, is
an abundant and hopeful mtIre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

The ne.sHIurr has tofuuuou. and.
uutv outstanding the sen. unpleasant
rrhtlpua uf no, uuF'IuuI aud the
n'WnrIs ~,..rHI svuu ..nr N,i" go.
acted Tho u--rssu,uI an Is 'su,
'iulI. good MANY lruuI' objected 90
f.|r, 100 valuations tud in,r, v.r.
ufh're nHu desired ..-,r-IU,uts a.
fuIl valuation Th, lrgIaIutlf, ,t-
acted nv tyuuIrin- betting 900 WU
.HIU. uul a##rssuupt 900 uu, .lhiTi
600. 1wDW This H|' a.r general
satisfaction
som, au.u fuid autH rrIlr. bills
N.U' passed AND lir'tu IuprppriI
Ht tn, -ffr. institution. ND.us NuI.
|.. Ntna
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
rur onE,r Wrmc,N MOVIES.

Al Tho present uW' says Alvin
81 GALES of chicago che American
people are spending tsov,Uuo daily COO
motion pictHr, SHOVE Er,p dag m
th' United states mory than a.upU.upU
persons go tu -or moving picture
shows. and Uu an average each person
usually stays au hour There tr. 90
lva-t 10000 OF those moving picture,
SHOW hous's u the United ~ut,s. aud
ih" number Increases at thy rat. OF
thirty q" seventy week There u,
in the United states 500. eUo persons
engaged dIrcru, or ndurcG. u th,
niotin ptctur" uusiu,ss The hu.I.
ucss represents au Investment uf
sgoO. 900 900
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

thorliics are undoubtedly correct IN
Withholding for q time the professors
license FOR general practice, ana the
public must possess their souls In pa
uoncc and await the logic OF ovonts
The medical profession needs NO de-
fense az the hands ~ any one. but
when cOmparisuus--w which are Renor-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

IH. Nrr Nrkltu legislator, hur
.u'HHu.N auI when 10 ,ru.'u,- TWO
rtI. N,l.r M VIII 9' composed large.
4. OFF u,N u..-. While .n, outgoing
m,uH,.- u.. upt have .,.umplI- shed
I 'nuf t..rt element u rur state
Hr-ir.d. 500" Do cannot H' a.uird ihHt
Ib'f u I,Itr attempted tu H.,umplisG
Nhaf tH, themselves fhu".hi Goo Doe
Hr.i OF .."I-U iu, opposition Boz
huWNu- uHuH what Oh ultu.I failure
fhr we're uu the laW uun wac ace
ruH,d of iH. tw' thug uH horr is
uu au".f lh.N "a, nest legislature VIII
hu.r 'u, .Hu, charges hafIrd against
b. H. nH"N,r happrns foo H. leo The
m.uuI'. hHTmingtuu tuf"nrI-t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

nia huu. about piuuuug the morn
lug g'ult. md -u.I lltr. Easter
comes uHuuuwcuaIy ,arN tlH Noti
hu' ihr festival has r'.l. nothing iu
du uIiu thn ,uWinp cot ~urua pHd
Mulhrr Nuur. takes u,r appointed
uu' 100 warming things uu Irtn-p."-
'It, 90. ft' pugs,S If Ih, .II udu,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

ally odlous--arc made with other proc
fessions 10 the disoredit Of the former,
Il r. enough 90 stimulate prompt
protest from the public against the
unwarranted censures that an honor
able profession has been subject TO.
4. W. HARRIS.
Albuquerque y. ~ March 81 1918.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
Fiat JuSticid Rual
Coeium

Th, persistent critics oi tb, mcdi-
: cat lutcrult, should take heed lest in
, avoiding SEES 'h cine, tall upon CLop
/ udIs.
ono 90 the many "til Vaccinations
la.d U the door cot this srhrming tra-
i"rnit. ot headers m the country Jt
large and particularly in New M.vI.u
is that they ore striving tor thc pass-
1gv oi laws and restrictions that
/ would conserve their oan interest.
regardless 81 IN, welfare uf the gem
O. 'ral community. ETgo b would b,
2 unviso 20 cntrust legislation 90 iagr
/ charge coz in any manner permit IL GO
4 %" influenced bS the medical rrItrr-
! uiit, u|so TIE rcduCtio Id tururduW
{ iltu, un."mcuf that the latter N,r,
= Incapable of making co. uuustrG,t.uE
/ 'aN~ equally as we'll aS members COZ
I Tie l'-a' profession GuJ sa,s tHr
? mark Is It Go De- presumed for uu,
B moment tat physicians aud surgeon.
! us rule are such heartlrss rucmI,s
't thr human race tuUt iu their sui-
did .elilsuucss and Iur their uNu gaIu-
. 'Ul ends they place obstacles 800 th,
ua'a uf $50 advancement Iu medical
s,I,u.r' DJu % be- possible that tb,l
. 'u'I league together Go oppose and
t.-t,,., .u ,i...,..r',. r,..r.. ~.
. fvctutl means Go all,Niat, CO., suffer-
iry. ,, ,b.4, ,.u..., .I,l,..,. ,,,t g.,
/ ward ,,r IIs,,s.a p,ri,t -,1,. ,b,,ugnf
! And ,.i th,s. Y,ru.,ti,ps and p.--
-i,i,ut attacks would lead t.,.. upV.r,
tfu fbIpL thai th.. ,h,rr.s ,,t.
! s,ui,I,n,,. .f iruth ans utt,p,tts a..
2 IrdiyIdiiYls ar tho. ,t.s. "a, dI...r.,IIt
CO.. viii, thus 4ighI. respe,tlhi. sud.
h,uuIrJ fraternity VHI fl' OF .u,.ps4
lauI 1. 90 uuom,fsus tlst viii return
~ plague ltg protectors
q.I..,... ...,..l......
,
go ~
'"' i'
'''
''. .'''
..'' ''.
.'.''
''.' got. ''' '''.
.'.'''. "-N.'' TOD i''..'..'. ''-'..'.. ''.
soc. .ua.u REASONS. set in Do moral
certainty rHo. would u,umJ them
r.- WIN more credit and a, u,.f.r
. 'l'WHl rrs inJu 'u, ur4luait ..sl-ll-
tur. who 40 % m.fur.tt. uT case. ar. .
di,grt., nu their constituent. NH,
p.u,r tnu au ut,Wl,u, aaa a.-
credited member col tn, medical lru.
f.,,Iuu could originate LiHs tud p,r.
. pm BOO health ana ph,.I.n .,.llar.
Of u. .ummunii.r could ir,, uu,
with their experience and correct
,u,Wlrd-r of th, English Hu-upsr.
'"'u statute iI'' would Do" plainly
'N".--'d aud easily understood }.
""H'. '' u" great su''FH ". 'hr iW
'sin'l"u O." h'U''' ihH. "'s w.d"
'' N'w '"HId exec. 100 ."ii.' ''.'|-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
Salad Dressing By Jean HrbD,


4 salad with muyonuuisr dressing
DO au Idr.l pi,,c De- rrs.stancc ,or
luncheon % furnishes the n.ces-.r,
carbon iu ugh, snd easily u-s,mil-
atcd form and 90 welt mud,. ~ Il-
ways palutJblr
salad Dtr~sings
~tucth speaking thoir are Bona .,o
,aiud ~ uRs. French aud mal 90
nui-o. The boiled dressing with a,
its variations. is technically sauce.
a irur salad dressing Be- mad. almost
entirely ot oll
French Dressing.
French dressing Is very ru~uu
Wud, tut into % bowl or soup plut.
% pinch of -alt dash ol red pop
per ana thr"" tablespoons ul olive
oil SIR with silver spoon uuIu
thoroughly mlN"d. then add on, a.
blv-poou OF turwguu tiuvgar and stI.
until thi,k French urcsslug must
not ho mat. until 30 is 90 bc used o.,
j ,crs puickly uiIt- vegetable sU-
ad -Four OF five Tables poou. cot Oh
may bc u-.d 90 uu, g.; vinegar OF
lennon Juice DO desired and It,uch
dressing muy also 10, seasoned wa.
tobus,p sauce, Worcestershire. ir'
mustard. yrlrry -.,i cor ans project
red CON. urnt
MnNonuai-c.
To make maNuuuuisr. pat mru ,uI.
t,a Dup th, Nuik coo fresh ,gg and
90 pinch ni -tl. BE- dash sol rrH urpu,i
uud bale teaspoon uf dr mustard.
Mia together thoroughly. then I'D
l.mm iui., uutu tb, mAtui. - Gul.
thin Pour th, Olive ull 100 slowly at
Uf.t uuuI th, muyuuuai-. begin. goo
tioRou. then Dc ma} br added r,or.
rapidly Add uI umu ih, ,up s luu
more lennon ma, Do, 20. I'd when u.
l,mou juno, - added Geo u guiE Doe,
tore ans uI is used ln. dr,.sur v.I
never turn.
with uttI. experience. uius"u-
ull-, ls Fru uuirkn made Do need
mot tlf. moore shan frp ur lit'"u
minutes tr make a ,HuiuI enough 20
Serve eiN rrupl, Packed boo 800.
gil-.,. auu covered with vaN pIp,r
,I tH, ,ut .g cot 90 I... glass. mu on
u.-' vlI Nr.p a els ur more 100
uuI place. Ifr .uould uartt,. b"ot
90, Hhlt. coz $3.50 csc .'r, .u.f ur,
then beat tb, dressing fnlu b. th.-
wHI .umblp. thn ingredients again
QuioL Nu>onnai-c.
s uuck matuuruUt, can h' UHu'
Do. putting into buHl halt % t,urp 900
cot salt. dH-h of itbUs.u, huli sea.
pouu uf dr mustard thv "ls ". 100
,pr. four tablespoons uf olive ,.L "H-
ianIr.uuuu uI lruuu julio, cot ..Irtgnu
vinegar. uuu beating a'l together Win
au rgp n..i.r % % uHs In rh.,.o.t
30 Be- % pslatabl, dr,s-.ug a u
bar pf mtt nuuuisr ir, .iug ..w upon
Inr I,c r uu '..r ur. .u' hrlp .u
time ut IuuIn,
Condition ct Ncgviabt,- ted r"r
salad
AI ..E.I..|.. ...I .r| .H..Ha mI.t
Do, loo prm, .uuarun l.uu.. mu.r .
D.. crisp .u| uu's lh. perfect leaves .
u.rH
Eagr.H dg's mH. s. trimmed u'I .
with fn, s.saur Ih. head 'Iiur' .
!. hr best lpr 900 -sUu.. boat 600, I'al .
',rut. mt Boo Ht,d Dr. tuo utu,
.uf onlauani"
B.. p .um.Umra .uf dd'd 'nln 300
.nu. vih sharp tuur 600 .'..4r.
md foraed Into small nests Inr al- .
lds However Dc b. better to 'Hr .
lettuce than Geo ,ut 10 900 ,unmg I
breaks and bruises the ubrr..
lleayS salad Nut suitable tor Dinner /
gafnfa Nffh a. navpuuutae frrssfNn Il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

Tho IuiI-lamUling lHw thi.n Pc.
,,utn ugs..I me SQUAT, n.t turned
daWui uu me lopal r,.u Th,
urp I.r U.t..r b. crime punishable
Do. uui puI f heHN, hna H.f bail
tHrtru.r u fhlltt days. iui tH. uHrtir
IruuIr u 5000 Mind of guuIH..na rt'ut
Vhtfr uu.u.. ur chime. uf value
ar, 90 stake There win ur uu NOR,
sias- usuI,s. hand painted ulstps
'rtuufu mustard bowie handsome
pickle dIshc- ur anything uf that sult
among me TOO. lest thCy suffer an in
trrffrpnrp bt the chief ~ police. Lou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

4 Contractor.
What's your husbands husiWcss ?"
Contractor"
What line ~"
Debts "--Ncd orleans yimc- pcm-
ocrat
CissiE Mamma mayut take the
part Of milkmaid ut ttc fancy dress
baue
Mamma You ere too llttir.
cissic Well cnn be- u condensed
mllkmnld.
wuEN FATHER drot, Old Dobblu.
De sat upon hts load and frou ned un
every chauffeur who wanted hall the
road when father aut nu auto. his
feelings seemed Co switch hr glsrcd
az cverS horse Do. met unless % took
The ditch. Field and Farm.
o.
Two Minds Win Two Thoughts.
Young Viewed penny tof your
thoughts darling
Mrs Ncvod-oh. thr, VIII cost ,ou
more than that
Ncwed- what were sou tmuking
about9
Mrs. Viewed The DRESS ordered
YESTERDAY -- London opinion.
The 'O>tlniprvs~iunisi
tFrum Judgcl
This : presuu,e. o. e stad, in sim
life" remarked the Mere Man
'No, SIR. that s a ianIsupe. rr-
piled the Artist haughtHy. Thaj h.
a March sunset
"uh. pardon me thought H vus
q fried reg." upolosizcd the More
Man.
=,
Painters.
There Was a post inrfrsaiuuiSt
Who darOcd uniil Dee tainted.
md me- one iu CO., whul, wide world
Gould ten what twas d. painted
Birmingham Ago-licrold
We watched % ,nIist painter cube.
Fcrmit us m, ,vpresSlou'i
Hc scratched tn canvas with 90 tube
Aud made quite uu impression
Youngstown Tvlcgrim
\ certain dums.l dsutrd her CHECKS
~ ii o. were her duty.
Aud 90 20 host pf picklcd g,eks
she seemed perfect beauty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

MScrs and an additional thirty nights
in the city duneeon. Gallup fndc.
prudsnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

Nany sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted
with The prompt relief afforded Us
applying Chamberlain's Eminent Not
one case IN ton requires any internal
treatment Whatever. This llniment n
Tor sale by al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

ordc cusc or rock Beer iudut
~outhYestom Brewery aud ir. 600.
Phones 81 and 5s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

The Missiouar, clrrl, cot Ca, r.rt
haptI-i church VII meet with MTs
l. %. Anderson goo North Editu toe
morrow afternoon Ht $50
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-03-27
RETURNS WITHOUT PRISONER.
Minnesota Courts Refuse to Deliver
Alleged Barnwell Fugitive.


Allendale, March a. MIR. J. l..
Carlton, the deputy sheriff who was
sent to st Paut, Mimi, two weeks ago
to identify and to take into custody
Ellie Gardner, alias Walter Peters,
an escaped convict from the Barnwell
County chain gang, returned yester-
day without his prisoner. Mr.. Carl
ton obtained the proper requisition
papers, but the negro employed a
lawyer, who Instituted habeas corpus
proceedings and succeeded in convinc-
ing the Court that it was case of
mistaken identity in spite of the fact
that Mr.. Carlton swore to the negro's
identity as Ellie Gardner.
This negro was convicted in Barn
we'll County ten years ago upon the
charge of arson and grand larceny
and sentenced to ten years on the
county chain gang, and after nearly
one years service made his escape.
A few weeks ago Bill Gardner, his
brother, was arrested for carbreaking
and a communication from one Wal
ter Peters was found in his possess
sion, which aroused the suspicion that
the name "Walter Peters, was the
alias of Ellie Gardner, and by this
clue the authorities here traced the
suspect to st Paul, Mimi. This is the
second trip to St Pail that has been
made to get possession of the prison
er, Sheriff J. B. Morris having made
the first trip and found that Gardner
refused to return to South Carolina
without requisition proceedings. The
Sheriff returned, pending the pro-
ceedings, and later sent his deputy
with the result as stated above.
1t was at Baldoc, near Allendale,
ten years ago that the crime of which
Gardner was convicted was commit
ted, Mr.. J. L. Ellis being the un-
fortunate loser, his gin house, with
twenty bales of cotton, being con-
sumed. Those concerned in the re-
capture of the convict feel assured
that they had the right man and are
incensed that through the action OF
the Courts of Minnesota justice has
miscarried.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-03-27
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Visiting in This City and
at Other Points.

Mr.. G. ". Miley, of Branch
vile spent last Friday in the city.
Miss Addys Hays is at home
from an extended visit to Florida
and Atlanta.
MIR. and Mrs. H. A. Wright, of
Orangeburg, spent Sunday in the city
with relatives.
Mrs. Austin R. Neal and little
son, of Roanoke, Va, are in the city
On a visit to Mrs. E. H. Bowling.
Mr.. H. L. Hinnant, assistant
postmaster, spent Sunday ct his Old
home, Ridgeway, with relatives.
DIR. ]. P. OFT, of Columbia, was
in the city last Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. J. P. Murphy.
MIR. A. Wilson, of Rincon, Ca,
spent a few days in the city this
weeks on a visit to his brother, Mr..
H. E. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Lewis Berry, OF
Orangeburg, were in the city last Sat-
urday to attend the funeral of Mr.. J.
P. Murphy.
Mrs. Taylor, of Columbia, and
Miss Rebecca Rice, of Nelson, S. c..
visited their aunt, Mrs. E. H. Dow
ling, last week.
Miss Chevelette Cochran, who
has been visiting Capt. and Mrs. W.
S. .Bamberg, returned to her home in
Charleston Tuesday.
Misses Mae Brabham, Ruth and
Lallah Byrd and Jennie Graham
from Columbia college, spent the
Easter holidays at home.
-Messrs. H. J. Riley, Bennle
Black, and Marion Cooner, from the
University of South Carolina, spent
a few days at home this week.
MIR. P. B. Murphy, of Charles
ton, was in the city for several days
last week on account of the illness
and death of his father, Mr.. ]. 2
Murphy.
DIR. and Mrs. H. F. Hoover spent
several days in Camden last week
where DR.. Hoover was a witness in
the case of Warn VS.. Seaboard All
Line Railway.