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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
WHEN LAW WAS FIERCE.
Woman Sentenced to Be CHARTERED
and Burned in Iredeu.

The Landmark learned within the
past few days that Judge Walter
Clark, in his recent address before
the North Carolina Federation of
Women's Clubs at NeWbern, said that
it is matter of record that in Iredell
County woman was sentenced to be
quartered and burned for the murder
of her husband. The date at which
Judge Clark fixed this event has not
been learned and the records of Ire
dell do not show it. However, the
records of the county, except an old
book of will which dates back to
1900, were burned in the fire which
destroyed the old court house that
stood in the square. If this sentence
was passed before Iredell was form
ed in 1888, the records of Rowan
County, of which this territory was
then a part, should show it.
Under the old English law persons
were often sentenced to be hung,
drawn and quartered, but it will be
news to most people that in 1redell
County woman was sentenced to be
burned and quartered The Landmark
isn't anxious to have the fact estab-
lished, but since the matter has been
brought up it would be interesting to
know from what record Judge Clark
quotes. This isn't intended as de-
nial of the statement, for Judge Clark
is we'll posted and usually accurate
in matter historical, but The Land
mark is seeking information-States-
vile Landmark.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
WEATHER MEN ARE PUNISHED.
Thiry-one Employees of Bureau are
Reduced.

Washington, June 7.-Thirty-One
employees of the weather bureau
have been reduced for connection
with the alleged political activity
which resulted in the recent dismis-
sal of Chief Willis l.. Moore. Henry
L. Hieskell, professor of meteorology,
and D. J. Carroll, chief clerk, have
been suspended without pay pending
an investigation.
Charges have been preferred against
so employees in all, alleging that
they procured increases in salary or
promotions in grade in return for
promoting Moore's candidacy for
Secretary of Agriculture in President
Wilson's cabinet. Thirty-one already
have been denoted to their former
status, Secretary Houston announced
today. Copies of the charges and all
other papers in the cases have been
laid before the civil service COM
mission. Fourteen cases are held
in abeyance.
Moore was dismissed and Charles
T. Burns, his chief lieutenant, was
denoted after an investigation in
which Secretary Houston reported
that Burns had travelled about the
country at government expense
ostensibly on business, but actually
doing political work for Moore.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
BOYKIN is LOCATED.
Orangeburg Farmer, Who Has Been
Missing, Located.

Orangeburg, June 6.-J. c. Boy
kin, a white farmer of this county,
formerly living between Orangeburg
and Bowman, who was thought to
have met with foul play, as he has
been missing from his home since
May Is, has been located by local au-
thorities. A letter from H. l.. Solo
mon, of Estill, to Sheriff A. M. Salley
states that Boykin is now working
near Estill at a saw mill. Boykin
left his wife and several children. He
had been threatened by citizens OF
the community in which he had been
living and at one time was attacked.
Because of this it was thought that
he had met with foul play, but his
whereabouts having been found ends
this theory.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
Personal Mention.

Miss Ottie Simmons is at home
from Greenville Female College.
Misses Alice and Estelle Smoak
left this week to attend the Clemson
commencement.
Misses Alice and Estelle Smoak
left this week to attend the Clemson
commencement.
MIR. Robert Bass, of st. Mat
thews, has accepted a position at
Hunters hardware store.
Mrs. ]. B. Smyser, of Florence,
spent a few days in the city this
week on visit to relatives.
Mr.. w. H. Price, who has been
with the Bamberg Pharmacy as sales
man for some time, has returned to
his home in Columbia, and Mr.. NJ. T.
HERS has accepted the position.
Miss Urma Black is at home
from Greenville Female College,
where she graduated in music this
year, she having graduated in the
literary department there last year.
Miss Urma made an exceptionally fine
record in music, winning the medal
offered by the college.
-Headmaster J. C. Guilds, of Car
Isle School, attended the commence
ment exercises of Wofford college at
Spartanburg last week. He says that
the board of trustees of that lnstltu-
ton concurred in all the recommen-
dations of the local board, one of
which was that the word Fitting
be dropped and the school be called
Carlisle School, and that is now it's
official title.
-Messrs, NJ. J. Conyers, Of Tim
monsville, and w. NJ Smith, of Flor
ence, are in the city for the purpose
of organizing a branch of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics,
a fraternal organization which pays
sick and funeral benefits. The order
is strong throughout the State, many
prominent men being members. They
are meeting with success here, and
will no doubt get up strong local
organization.
Mr.. J. D. O'Hern, of Lakeland,
Fla, was in the city for several days
last and this week, he being here on
a visit to his father-in-law, Mr.. Geo.
A. Jennings, Mrs. O'Hern and their
little son having been here for some
weeks. Monday of this week Mr..
O'Hern was the guest of honor at a
fish fry at the Edisto given by Mr..
Jennings, at which a number of their
friends were present. 1t was most
delightful occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Hern and little son left Tuesday
morning for home.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
Her High Homer.

An old lady, who had been life
long Methodist and was given to ex-
pressing her appreciation of the min
ister's remarks audibly, went over
to the Presbyterian church, and dur
ing the preaching frequently cried
out her fervent "amens" or "bless
the Lord" to the CONSERVATION of the
somewhat sedate Presbyterian peo-
pie.
It became so annoying that she was
admonished time and time again that
it was not the custom in the Presby-
terian church to do this, but she was
persistent She was finally and gent
ly walked out of the church between
two elders, and on the way out she
shouted that she was honored above
her Lord, for He had one ass for a
conveyance and she had two.-R1ch-
mond Times.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that upon
the written petition of more than one
third of the resident electors and
like portion of the resident freehold
ers of Olar School District No. 8 of
Bamberg county, S. c., of the age of
21 years an election will be held at
Olar on Tuesday, July 1st, 1913, for
the purpose of levying a special
school tax of five mills on all Of the
real and personal property in said
Olar School District No. 8; also for
the purpose of issuing bonds in the
amount of four per cent. of the tax
able property in said school district
No. 8.
Only such electors as return real
or personal property for taxation, are
residents of Olar School District No.
8, and exhibit their registration GER
tificates as required in general cleo
tions shall be allowed to vote. The
said election will be held in accord
ance with the rules, regulations and
provisions of the Statute Law of the
State of South Carolina.
Electors favoring the levy of five
mills special tax and of issuing OF
bonds in the amount of four per cent.
of the taxable property in said dis
trict will cast ballot containing the
word "YES" printed or written there
on; and electors opposed to the levy
ing of the five mills special tax and
the issuing of the bonds in the
amount of four per cent. of the tax
able property in said district will
cast a ballot containing the word
mo" printed or written thereon.
The polls will be open at a. m.
and close at 4 p. m. C. F. Rizer, j.
p. Cook and w. B. Chitty are appoint
ed managers to conduct said election.
R. w. D. ROWELL,
S. G. MAYFIELD,
J. H. A. CARTER,
County Board of Education Bamberg
County.
June 9th, 1913
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
BULLET THROUGH HIS BODY.
Robert d. Kitchens. of Near Jones'
vile. Attempts Suicide.

Jonesville, June 10.-Mr. Robert
D. Kitchens, who lives about three
miles north of Jonesville, shot him
self Sunday night in an attempt to
commit suicide, it is said. The bull
let entered his breast and passed
through his body. Mr.. Kitchens has
only one arm, having lost the other
several years ago as the result of &C
cidentally shooting himself with
shot gun. He was formerly a State
constable. Recently his health has
been very bad, which probably &C
counts for the alleged attempt to kill
himself.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
OTIS DAVIDSON MUST DIE.
Arkansas Supreme Court Aftirms
Death Sentence.

Little Rock, Ark, June 9.-The
Arkansas Supreme Court to-day af-
firmed the death sentence on Otis
Davidson, convicted at Harrison, Ark,
for numbering Ella Barham and cut
ting her body into small pieces, which
were hid in a ravine. Attorneys for
Davidson claimed his absence from
the Court room when the verdict was
rendered, he having been sent away
by the Court to prevent lynching,
was contrary to the Constitution OF
Arkansas. The Court held the Con-
stitution did not make his presence
compulsory.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
NEGRO WAS DROWNED.
James CAN'T Lost His Life i'm Conga-
rec River.

Caught in swift current which he
was unable to overcome, James CAN'T,
negro boy Is years of age of 1925
College street, was drowned Yesterday
afternoon at l o'clock while swim
ming in the Congaree river at the
foot of Divine street, about so feet
from the bank. His body was recov-
cred after a search of one hour. Cor
oner Scott, who was called, after an
investigation of the circumstances,
found that an inquest was unneces-
sary. The water is from 10 to II
feet deep where the negro lost his
life. He was swimming with three
boys.-The State, June 9Th.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
Had Heard About 1t.

The visitor was being shown about
the great city.
Il want you to see the Woolworth
building, the greatest in the world,
said the airy New Yorker. Then Ill
show you the finest railway station
ever built, and the most marvellous OF
BRIDGES
The visitor hesitated.
IF you don't mind" he said, there
is something else I'd like to see first
of all. lit seems more wonder
full"
whats that"
lone of your horsecar lines. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
GEORGIA BOY DIES ON STAGE
Ellis Lanier, of Millen, Was in Midst
of Debate

Augusta, Ca, June GA special
from Millen says:
While debating the negative side
of the question of Government owner
ship of railroads during the Millen
High School graduating exercises
Thursday, Ellis Lanier, the 16-year-
old son of County School Superinten-
dent w. q. Lanier, fell to the stage
and died of heart failure before his
companions could get him out of the
building. His sister and her fiance,
who are to be married June 10, were
in the audiance, as were his father
and stepmother.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
Crafty Burglar.

The story is told of college pro-
fessor who was noted for his con-
centration of mind.
The professor was returning home
one night from a scientific meeting,
still bordering over the subject. He
had reached his room in safety when
he heard a noise which seemed to
come from under the bed.
Is someone there?" he asked.
mo. professor" answered the In
truder. who knew of the professors s
peculiarities.
That's strange. I was positive
some one was under my bed,' COM
mented the learned man.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
Navy Sent to Scrap Heap.

Philadelphia, June 5.-Haytls s
navy" the converted yacht Ferrier,
which has been at this port for more
than a year, left yesterday in tow OF
a tug for New York, where it is re-
ported she will be sent to a scrap
heap. The little vessel was brought
here for repairs and lay for months
at the Philadelphia navy yard. Most
of the crew deserted before this port
was reached but "Admiral' Watt,
who was in command, stuck to his
post for three months awaiting Or
ders from the little West Indian re-
public. He, too, finally left the YES
sci.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
LEAPS TO DEATH FROM PORCH
Former Hampton County Man Takes
Fatal Plunge in Savannah.

Savannah, Ca, June 9.-Richard
Emory Davis, for thirty-fve years a
member of the Savannah police force,
to-day leaped from the second story
porch of the Savannah Hospital, dy-
ing an hour later from injuries sus-
tanned in the fall. His skull was
crushed. He was a native of Hamp-
ton County, South Carolina, and a
veteran of the civil war. For num-
Der of years he was sergeant of police
here. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
Woods Takes Oath Of Office

Richmond, Va, June Judge
Charles A. Woods, of South Carolina,
whose appointment to the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals for
the fourth district to succeed Senator
Golf, of West Virginia, was confirm
ed Thursday by the Senate, took the
oath of Office here to-day.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12
BANK STATEMENT.

Statement of the condition OF the
Bamberg Banking Co., located at
Bamberg, S. c., at the close OF busl-
ness June 4th, 1913.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-12

Mrs. A. Mob. Speaks, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Meriweth-
er. of Allendale, went to Millen, Ca,
on the 6th instant to attend the bur-
ial of her nephew, Ellis Lanler, a
youth of fifteen, who dropped dead
on the rostrum while engaged IN a
debate. at the commencement of the
Millen High school on the night of
the 5th.
-Drs. R. A Brown and c. J. Cur
ry, who have been with the Peoples
Drug Co., of this city, for the past
few months, left Sunday afternoon
for Greenville. In short time they
will go to Marion, where they will
operate the Mace Drug Company
DR.. Brown having purchased that
business. These gentlemen made a
number of warm friends while in
all of whom regretted their
departure. No doubt they will meet
with much success in Marion, and the
best wishes of their many friends
here go with them. DR.. Curry made
his home in Macon, Ca, for several
wears. and is a graduate of the Max
Morris School of Pharmacy, and, by
the way, he took second honors be-
fore the State board of Georgia when
he stood his examination.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
Raoilernes %
peo 0orianopel.

Ct rpIterbe giaeSe al BEN forfPr.
beige Sfi9bue, iom De ipge os %.
enoe tprfife SolSater | aoriunopel
bar pqret uoiat for. opruller Sen
iranfe &orreiponoent 2roopico
RanSeau / zee Sournal".
5 Sslse rieS BEN tioligere frantic
arigsmimiter Resiinp 90 rogle
buIaorite Observation-Disclosures be.
isate RanSeau ben lille. iumpise
SunS'tae, "Rposlerues o., iom
lisaer paa RoroiiSen al aSrianopel.
paa oenne 2. iom peo to groer er
iorbunSet meS gpen. bleu De tprfiIfe
Sanger anbrust, oa Spen bleu ero-
bret al gu!sarerne. S~9rleoelien.
lem life funoe magte ! Ss6et al Oct
fsrite Gssn at ifaiie Eropiaut til
10000 ioriultne mrfiife SolSater.
tespnste rigtisroi, iaa tort oct Loo
fg gisre. at transpcrtere aris5fan.
ger iii gulgarieH, og DC iiofte
maritopgtise Sprtere if marldere
al UNDER bmlsarif aommaHSo. Ytea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
~ Wi8tisbeo for
cana0tIfc ScttIerc.
Sr. He6aftsr!

Sl. JttUQllpI
0a ieg peo, at "Tecorab'I oiter"
bar en- aanife itor S9iefreoS og'aa
blauot oe ifanoiuapiife Settlere ber'
noe ! oct peItlige Canada, baaber icg,
Se bill iiube ieleenoe Splp$niugcr,
Iom iiffert oil ppre al Sntercsie for
mango al Dem, pnroia Sptugelie.
ga ieg for ca. 31a Gar iiben fcm
biO, hsrte iea itabia Solf p%aaitaa, at
en- Wano, Ser boooe "fileo" baaoe
paa Someiteao. og Gre.emptiou.
9ano, life funoe "proue up" Oct 'io'
tie, fsr ban bopbe betalt, bpoo ban
muIigens maatte bape laarrt paa Oct
ierite. Senne 8aaitano piier iia MI
at bape paret iuloitGnbig fciIagtis,
ioet Solf MI "proper up" fine Ere-
emptions, ~unnieet enten De bar liant
Eenae paa fine Someiteab eaer life.
ut iplge tit Someiteao, in6en mar,
bar ~propeo ZIP" i'm Ere.empticn,
bar ratitrIigpis ineen biStil en8ang
popet at tPnfe paa; men mi gaar o.
iaa Bette an, uoen at man binoreS |
ienere at probe ZIP" i'm Sre-emption.
Gaa er Soreipsroiel, iea ienote til
SnoreSeportementet / Sttopa, bar
lea mootaeet feIgenoe Spar, Der to-
Ter for Jig ieIp:
Presumption entries are now handled
without regard to the question as to
whether or not the holder thereof con-
tinues to own his patented free home
stad."
SaaSanne for Settlere rbooer Ga.
naSaS Trprier iaa pigti9e Splpsnin'
ger timber man iieIoen / De cordoiife
9laSe, og bette er en- al TO itpgge
Sell, iom ipnes at e%riitere inoen belle
8resien / set peItlige Canada. Zen
anben err oen, at gIabene berloe,
naar Sc bar begaaet en- Sell, nPItet
aIori9 bill tilaoe, at Sen bliper rettet.
Sor Ell lPngere Sio iioen t~iIienote
lea ct canaoiif 9Iao crbel Splpsnin'
ger al Snteresie for Rpbpggerne ber'
uoe, men ba ben pigrtgite al DEM
bleo fuloItpu6ig ubeIobt, iaa oil leg
nppne BEN ber. Get bar uemlig an
9aaeit6e en- 9eitemmelie ON, Of Der
MI fife Longer freezes al en- Some
iteabcr, at ban bar ct 300 Dollars
Sus paa fit 2ano, inocn ban fan
PROBE up" ianme. gilt, boao 60
pen MI iorlanser, er, at ban bar ct
~"beboeligt Sus".
Meranber.
glatespiae, glta, 3oie Nai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
Gil 2%anbinserne.

Set FIBER mn Indrt mob BEN Sib, ba
aanbtngsIaget ifal babe fit aarlise
Stebre, bette Gar I Ga Grosie, isis,
~antageIis omfrins ben lite sunni. Set
er beflaeeliat. men idnot, at bort Gag
life bar Der SiIilutuine, iom bet fors
tiener. 9ette buroe life bore iaa.
seIb bar ies bibaanet be tire Steos
ner, iom 9aeet bar baot, men ieg bar
eubmt life talt meo en- eneite, iom life
ipntcs, at ben SID os De Yenge, bet
foitebe, a bel nnbeuote.
Raoiiun, Srforbotle os Seloit, 8is.,
FAINT Splbier. gmmetsburg o9 Yocas
bontas, Sonia. er Nabne, iom ie9 ofte
bsrte iom Smaaeut. naar Der bar Sale
ON Qmerifa, o9 Der maa bit bore tore
acknowledgements, iaa bet er at
bdabe, at ret mango bill tnbftnbe fig
fra bisie Srafter MI. On biz NOT
traffe igjen Ell og anben, ipm bu life
bar feet iiben 5 for 90, 80 eIer flers
Gar fiben iab ianneu pau SfulebGns
fen. Set fan NOT bore. at foroums
2egetnmerater msbes igien ium eraas
nenSe 8ubber % barbi9e Watrpuer,
men Sinbet os bet Ipie Smil er li9e
un9t.
Ser tonmcr en- oa 6ilier 90 flyer:
"gobbag, Sans, % Sat for iioitl -
Ga 10, bu 6ogar a bel Den 9pneen
hi bar borti 9aboffom aa luure Ssms
mer, lei, - ba S~esleblaffen ltupte
4raafe pg Senninga oalt?"
Gar on tnnbenbe en- al Be uSpalgte
faa, iom fit bore meb BED 9ofsflst
og paste 9ammeu bbur SaapeI Saloeu
f~prtalte fine lune Siitorier 90 fang @is
fer, iom ban o9iaa tilbels oigteoe.
Ser ifal 9ipes en- Srspe paa en- af
bans Sofsflsipiier:
Sill SotsHsiSnmmers lille Spite
en- @rlppe after iantlet er,
Com III ct S~euIfabsbannb biz tnpttc
Gf Heip ps Gang bag Yeiisn Der;
gi t9nber SID paa SteSets arne
Sg lenser paa en- 4affetieI,
ga er hi life iloe farne
Sbi bier at Suufen faar i'm Gel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
Ten f6De Wat 1913.

peo &siifoIen | Canton. % Der tales
onL at Der trrnses ~ 2Grere til neits
aar.
Sette er ben Sdrt, Bet eaar mes.
San hi fsIse meo? Spor Hal 9rips
trnften - Yensene - turume fra til
at fisre meb iig Start? Sra suition
tStolspense)? Sen Sis er iorIrnsit
icrbi, bn ma fan bripe en- tiesm9siis
ubruitet StoIe meb Sc Senae. ION toms
mer inb peo Suitiou (S.oIepenge).
Sorsoas SormioSng iorctogcS GaIg
pna 2rrere. aIe 2Grcrne ~aicnpaIgtes
meo llnotaeelie al SGrerinsen i Sbprts
bauo os Sppeipritius. en- Gel AT SIS
ben a~uueubtes til SortirtteIicn ai Siss
tiisiiouen ont: Spah Tan hi aisre for
at faa benne Stole puoet % beupttet
az bore Reuiebeber2
Gu Gomite pad 3 IieoIemmer bcs
itaaenbe al gaitorerne Rumeeabl, @cIs
bal % Iuoeripn bIe0 ncSiat til at uo'
arbeibc ct forbeoret % tioSmGsiiet pas
rotial 9urius for StoIeu.
2iot for Ninbae bIep RsSet af.
Iluttet. s. 9. ".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
Sorretnimasnotiier.
Gu mn airmpesamper HnSer spsuins.

Eli northumberland 9inieus
auutur er tubIsbet gieSoeIeIie ON. at
ct Sasiageroampitib paa 10000 Cons
3r9etigbe6 meo st Displacement af
1850 Cons % meo Ell Raitin pn1
10000 SeitetrGfter sr unber gngning
oeo guIcaus Stibsserft I Stettur.
3amplibet fdar Ell 2Rusos az $40
SOB. 8rsbos 90 Sob og 8pboe 4th
Bob. Zen er bersguet til at gisre II
auobs Sart og ifuIoe iaaIsSes inue
tilbageIRaae Heiieu meIIcm Rorge o.
Ren gort pda s Sage. Sen bIir iubs
reoet for 1875 f~gritcfIasies, 275 an
SeHfIasies os $50 trsStetIdsiss Sass
iagcrer. Sampitibet fadr II pauStPtte
Rim % ubitpret meo ale RItioens
Observation-Disclosures Zen oil faa
ale geipemmeligbeber. Ssln treble
Hasie $a5iagerer oil iad egue adb1ta
ter. iou Be iorreiteu ! Irugerc Sio bar
iaaet a Seune GdmpitibsIinie. Damp
tibet tommer til at ioite S1.425.000
OF pertes ar bIiue isroig til Often.
Sets Haou sr "Sresrit VIII.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
Etl Srpnoerac.
grpnberlagetS aarsmpbe.

Saa SnbbsbeIei at GIeutppuo Goms
mercint Club biz Srsnberlaget boloe
fit aarsmsoe | 9leutpoob. Rtnu. Sres
bag os 2srSas Cite % 7Se Stunt. Rsbet
aabues Sreoa9 gfter1uiSbas 81. 2 og
fortfGttes Sreoas os 9sroag. GGe ioat
bar tiIiteoe eeb BET prrstige Wseoe I
8Ienipuuo | 1909 bill uben sbiI meb
itsrIte @l9be after itenne mob benne
aieftirie gs. % be iom life bar Der
ba, bsr ialfalo fumu1e mi 90 lore
8leuipooo at tienoe. Range nigtigere
Eager forclisser til Sebanbling reo
bette Rsoe, beriblaubt norif SrS neo
RtuneIota uniperiitet, Rinbegapen,
Srsnoerlagets 9eltaselie / nofttlingen
/ Gorae u9ite Oar, boao Srenoerlaget
Tan giSre for at Jamie S~plpsuirger ON
trsnberite Rbbb98ere c.i.n.
@obe Salere biz blioe iifret. 2srs
boo DEN TIE bill Der blioe tor &oucert
al 8art Teeion College 8lee Club o9
Concert Sanb, asiifteret al Wrs. Nnna
gbriItenienz Sorrrnt, Soprano.
Sormanben, 8oniul @enbete, forls9er
at faa Sernbanerue til at stpe ueoIat
Yris til Wgbet,
Gjsb Billet en- Sci til 8lentuooo o9
taa Suffering for 8elsbet. 9e bill oa
funne fisbe Billet biem i8ien og en-
Srebiebel. "8atc Of one fare anb a
t6irb". Isb iaa mauoiterfe frem til
Stepnet.
Srsrberne bebes merle Zig bette, on
set life er mirli9t at ienbe Nctts til
hper enfelt. MQe Srsuoere tnbbpoes,
enteu be cr W3eblemmer al Saget eaer
life. :. Sorrliln, Setr.
Seraus Sails, 0ftnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16

ger mig til Chicago, bour leg bog
mgote famine Sti9bne. De laebe.
De funoe iutet aivre for mig, at ieg
bapoe areft / Wtaoen % at Der in
gen Selbreoelie bar. Seq trpeoe
nGiten bet iamme, tbi min aanoe
bar iloeluetenoe, tunbe intet lpile
uoeu ben itgrite Smerte, ps ieg
bleu graoois oarre.
"9ilitoit beiIuttebe ies at prgoe
8eruna, ug ies fanbt oeri 9inbring
og SelbreoelIe for ben frpsteoe
Sp9oum 8atarrb. Seq tug fem
SLATER Beruna us to al Ranalin,
o9 leg fgler MI ipm en- np Ranb.
Der er iutet beore enb 8eruna, %
jes buloer altio en- Slate / quiet.
4erionsr. iom lite liter HpSenSe
WeOiein,r. fan MI erboloe Yeruua
Sabletter. Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
Suffering.

Eli Sen branSIibte Snmilic Ole @ars
berg pcb 2ignite, q. 8. err 'enere inps
tomrtet fra Q. Rpers, 9orup, Iliun.
81; 9rubt q. Germ, GortbfieIo, 0sinn.
81; llbsuGpnt &biuoe, Utica. Su. 50.
Ssreu Hilipu, WoutepiSeo, 0iirr., 81.
Salt IS.
S iorriee Suffering bar uoeen Sell
iom jeg sierue billie faa rettet paa.
Ser itob NilS q. Sele, Samar, q. 8.
81; bet itaI bRre SO. SeruGit Sans
Sanoe, @ictorb, @is. 81; betftnI bare
50, os Scr. og Nrs. $. IS. Nneie, u.
8, 81; ifuloe pGre Sncob 90. SIion,
an9ic, q. 8. 81. Sopebiummeu bar
rigttg, 1929. Siliarmeu 1874.
SicrteIi9 Saf banbe til "Secorabs
Roitcu"s 8eSaftion iom gap Elaos. til
bette Spraab, iaaoeIiom til @iperne.
Yaitor y. 9utneber9.
2isnite, 81. g., 7be Mai 1918.