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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-09
CATHOLIC DOMINATION.
North Carolina Paper Makes Charge
Against Associated Press.

Our daily newspapers are afraid OF
the Catholics. This fear comes from
the fact that the Catholics control
the Associated Press, which is the
life-blood of the daily paper. The
editors of these journals are not in
sympathy with Catholicism, but they
dare not speak their honest sentl-
ments in their columns. There is no
excuse for the weekly papers to be
silent for they are in no way, shape
or form dependent on the associated
press, but many Of these papers echo
the sentiments of the dallles, and
desire to appear broad minded, how
ever narrow and hidebound they may
really be. 1t is pity the principle
purveyors of the life and thought o.
our time are thus muZZled by any
particular sect or organization. This
is no Catholic country. The vast
circulation of the Menace, an ex-
tremely bitter sheet, shows how
strong an anti-Catholic sentiment is
among the rank and file Of our peo-
pie. The furor that was raised over
the action of the Charlotte schoo!
board, recently, because it saw fit
not to employ two Catholic Young
ladies to teach, and the profound
silence Of the press, except those
papers that censured the board,
shows how we'll the Catholics man
age to manipulate public sentiment
in their favor in state almost solid
ly anti-Catholic. This thing of re-
fusing to elect teachers because they
are Methodists, Baptists, Presbyteri-
ans and Episcopalians, is done every
year. Some school boards, being all
members of one church, sometimes
elect only those teachers that belong
to their own denominations, and no
lawyers ever appear in anybody's be-
half and no screaming headlines tell
the story to the waiting world. But
let a Catholic be touched and the cry
of persecution is Immediately raised
and the dailies an dtheir sycophants
read solemn letters to the men who
dare discriminate against a great de-
nomination. Perhaps the Catholic
church is not strengthened by such
tactics, but it is tiresome to see news
papers appoint themselves the de-
tenders of the faith, and deliver their
preachment in favor of liberty OF
speech and action, the eternal sepa-
ration of church and state, and other
ancient axioms The Catholics have
our newspapers. that is our daily pa
pers, nailed down hard and fast, but
they are not winning any recruits
among the people.-Charity and
Children.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-09
He is Some Rat Catcher.

Mr.. L. O. Henderson was visitor
in town Tuesday. While here he told
an Index representative of his sue
cess in catching rats with a trap
made by himself. He said from Mon
day at dinner to Tuesday morning he
caught forty big rats. If this is moi
the record outside of a regular old
time rat killing it must be pretty
near it. Mr.. Henderson says the
trap he uses is one made by his faith.
er and grandfather-Greenwood In
deX.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-09
MAY HAVE BEEN MURDERED.
Team Wandering on Road with
Farmers Body in Wagon.

Pensacola, Fla, Oct. 2.-The body
OF George Hamilton. planter of near
Grand Ridge. Jackson county. to-day,
was found in his wagon. the team
wandering near his home. IeSterda!
Hamilton had been to the cotton gin
some miles away ana did not get
away until after night fall. 1t is sup
posed that he was murdered for the
money which he received for his cot
ton.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-09
OH-DRINEN WARSHIPS.
Grimy and Perspiiing Stoker May
Become Relic OF the Past.

During the recent naval manoeuV-
res several OF the British dread
noughts were driven by liquid fuel,
oil taking the place Of coal. In many
quarters it is prophesied that we are
on the eve of a new naval era, and
that the authorities are shortly to
equip our battleships with oil-burn-
ing plant, coal being dispensed with
for propelling purposes. This fore
case supported by the fact that the
first sea lord is at present working
on a plan to place great oil tanks
along the British coast for the use of
the navy.
The manner in which oil is used
for propelling purposes on battle
ships is very simple. The Oil IS
sprayed with a current of air through
burners so placed that the jets OF
fame impinge upon fire bricks IN the
furnace Of the boilers. The heat
obtained in this manner is enormous,
steam can be got up in few minutes
bv turning on a tap. Two men Will
be able to attend to a nest of water
tube boilers heated by oil, which
would require a dozen stokers and
trimmers to keep going with coal.
Among the many advantages OF
oil as fuel is the ease with Whlch
it can be transported. Oil can be
pumped from one ship to another,
and thus can easily be transferred at
sea even in rough weather. At pres
ent coaling at sea in anything but
perfect calm is an extremely danger
Gus operation.
So convinced are the authorities
that oil will prove the future driving
force for British battleships that dur
ing recent years they have erected
huge oil fuel storage tanks at Turn
chapel. near Plymouth, on the Med
pav and at various naval bases at
home and abroad.
The grimy and perspiring stoker
will be a relic of the past if oil fuel
comes into general use in the navy.
One of the greatest advantages OF
this form of power is the elimination
OF the ash and clinker which is left
behind by coal. 1t is this grit and
coal dust which render the atmos-
phere of the average stokehold so un-
bearable. Oil fuel produces no such
waste material as this, it does not
throw off great heat from the fur
naces and all the stoker will have to
do will be to look after a number
of taps, instead of shoveling masses
of coal into the fiery furnaces.
Although oil is slightly more eX-
pensive than coal, which latter is
every year increasing in price, in the
long run it will make for economy.
About sixteen tons of oil generates
as much steam as 25 tons of coal.
An instance of the economy of oil
fuel occurred recently when steam
er burning oil fuel was taken from
Hull to London with only one Chi
nese in the stokehold.
One important reason why the ma
val authorities are in favor of oil
fuel is that it would greatly increase
the accommodation on board our bat
tleships. In dreadnoughts propell-
ed by coal an enormous amount Of
space is taken up by bunhers, and the
accommodation necessary fer a large
number of stokers. With oil fuel
much of this space would be available
for storing ammunition and an extra
number of seamen and gunners could
be carried.-Pearson's Weekly.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-09
Rare Coins Stolen.

Baltimore, Oct. 2.-Rare coins val
ued at between $4,000 and $4,000
were stolen from the residence of
Waldo Newcomer, president of the
National Exchange Bank, during the
summer, it was learned to-day.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-09
DIVERS SEEK TREASURE.
Chest of Gold that Sank in 1920
MAY be Recovered.

Untold lost treasures. lost at sea in
1920. are now being sought by the
latest development of physiological
science and the enterprise is stirring
up France from centre to circumfer-
ence
In cafe. club. restaurant; on bOule-
ward, Champs Elysees and Avenue
Des Accacias. nothing is being talk
ed of but the lost treasures of the
Bay of Biscay.
1t has a special interest for Amer
leans. The lost treasure came from
America; the ship which bore it
sailed from America. The basis of
the treasure story is briefly this:
During the French revolution the
Count de Saint Paul, instead OF fly
ing to England like most Of the emil
gres, went to America. There he
grew enormously wealthy, and with
his wealth ne decided to return to
his native land. For, though he lik-
ed the country which had given him
opportunity and hospitality, a proud
beauty of Brittany held his heart
captive.
So he resolved to return and place
his heart and fortune at the feet of
her whose dark eyes haunted him in
all his wanderings.
His wealth consisted of precious
stones, mostly diamonds, and GOLD
bars. All were carefully packed away
in an enormous Golfer specially con-
structed for the treasure. The count
chartered a three-masted schooner,
LIE Jeune Henri, to carry home his
diamonds and gold
Their value is said to have been
at least s20,00O,O0O. The good ship
weathered all storms until it reach
ed the Bay of Biscay, in the vicinity
of the Island of Oleron, off the shore
of Brittany.
Here within sight of the Port of
St. Dennis, the good ship LIE Jeune
Henri was wrecked. and with it the
fortune of Count de Saint Paul. With
in sight Of land a mutiny broke out.
Some of the rough sailormen, mad
dened with vigil, work and rum,
wanted to contiscate the mysterious
treasure in the big box.
The captain was a fierce man, who
knew no par,ey but the pistol. The
natives say he armed himself with
all the pistols in his armory, and ne
and his mate and his first officers
shot and killed murderous mutineers
until there were hardly any left to
be drowned. And the inhabitants
base their statement upon the tradl-
tion that the bodies of the sailors
washed ashore we're riddIed with bull
lets.
Happily for himself, the Count de
Saint Paul was delayed in the New
World to puchase some presents for
his lady love in Brittany. This saved
his life. He took passage by another
steamer, only to learn when ne reach
ed Brest of the wreck Of all his for
tune and hopes.
The woman who, more than any
body else, is pressing this search
for the lost treasure, is Mile Gull
lard de Saint Paul, collateral de-
scendant of the emigrant nobleman.
Paris Cablegram to the st. Lotus
Republic.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-09
LODGE MEETING.

Bamberg, Lodge, No. 3S, Knights
of Pythias meets first and fourth
Monday nights at 1880 p. m. Visit
ing brethren cordially invited.
GEO. F. HAIR,
Chancellor Commander.
A. NJ. DENBOW,
Keeper of Records and Seal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-17

6csine oinoH5 80 555 1913 -
" Sir Naude germinberuna, ourc glnidnf.
lung bon medGniideu Stoier5 an 2oiomotiOen
ScI es oerorenet bon Dem 5ta0tratb Der Gtaot
Cincinnati. 3ami!ton Gonlitn, Ohio:
Seftiou ]. Gnb alie GifenbGbH Daros uro
RaEeiersqofomotiper ipelo5e innerbnIb Der Etuoi
Cincinnati fabren NIT menaHiften Sioters
ODER apparateH fir bic meGnHld1e stenberung
bon befagten 2efomoiieen au5geltatiet lperbert
fonen
Geftion .. Srgenoeinc aorporation, tpeIte bic
0eitimniilHaen bieier Groinan3 ibcrtriti o6er
irGeuoeiR eedinier ober sinoefielieH oerfeEben,
oher irseHbeine 9erfoH, tpelte ireenbelne 2ofos
rJofbe fabrt oser oas fsabren auiorifirt nner eas
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foa ftf elmer GefeBes!i6erirenfrg idulaia mas
den unb bel neberfibsnng eerieIheH in cine
8eloftrafe bon Mot fpeneer ais $4,000 nod
rlcbr aI5 $4,000 nCrfalen, tiRo Der 9eirieb
zines icoeu ein5eHen Cages, ooer Der Betrie9
etHes 9beiies hon einem Iag ohne cine fpobe
aiisfinttung foa dls eiH feparntes 8ergeben be.
trattet iperoeu.
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ten bon UNI Had benz friibefteu bonn CSeeBe
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bdb folde GifeHbahns@efeai6afi mrbr ais Srei.
sg 1900 ibrer befaGie2 gofomotinen ipeld,e
In gineiHatni betrieben ucroeu innerhnl6 eis
mes 5abres bon Der SHfrnfttreflne biefer Or
niHanS. nit foI6en .rredanifhen stofers bers
iebeH fcul no9 mebr ais fet8ie (6oG) bon
fslNsH 20fsmotsstu irnsseal6 ssH trsei Jgbrsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-17

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bas erfpdbitsu mgiialieeer iberrinifimuisnb:
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bes aabrlueas mil 9saeaoam ana cgrgie4una
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Aliaunii 1913, aTe In tsemabpeii init ben sia,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-17

(r. inc Srb binans no $40. 1913 3nr
9tppronriirnuo bon Siqcnibut fir riterti
linen @ebrdnd9 ilr Die &erbreiieruns Der siio.
olt.ede bon sGaofon aooo NIB mnrttbreit
sIoenue uuo 99ioerrufuns bon Groinans 2l9s
1913 bon dbnlidlem 1ttet.
Gel es bercronet sur.h ben Sfabtratb ber
Stnoi Cincinnati Staaf Gblo:
Gefton L Dab iii uebereinIiimrtana NIT
Der porhcr, am 10. Gaae i'm sepfembcr
1913. paiiirien 9icfoIutipr. crfIdreno bic
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trefllh bon hcr pefiitCben 2ttiie bon Sidbelln
Strabe; odnn iIbIich 40 Grao q Ninuten net
lidp iiir cine strcde bon etnhunoert uno fln',
unn oretBtp iino neutunobreiBie 6unocriiiel
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q Wiirneu nfiIid eutloHq Der tiioiithen 2iHIe
bon Warfbreit sloenue fir cine Stre6ec bon
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merocn nm cine Surp snlammeusnitenel'
pridbe cine unierfununa flbreu rno bic Serf
eiihlne feitfeten fou, peIte fur 5eiagtes eiaen'
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ffr befagte appropriation bon Der Gtaot Gin
cinnatt besabit neroeu ioaeH aus bent 0rlcs
bon Bombs, tpeICte ban Der Stabt fur iolten
8ned an5eeeebcn iperber ipaen.
geftioH L. Zaf Groinans go 249s19i3.
pnifiri am % April 1913. Atr slppropriiruna
oGu Gaeuibum fir 6fieriIineu Giebrauf fir
nie Berbrciieuine Der SnnoitsSde bon gtdolton
Noeuue uHb Aturfbreit g(eeHne lei nno oteIelbe
TT htcTnua iploerrufer.
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ten uno Silitqieti huben fol- bon uHa mad oem
fvuhe'ieu BON 9eieb erlaubien 3eitpuHiie OIL.
8aiiirt am 80 SeptCmbcr u 8. 1913,
GlmepR n 1ohHt on.
Rrdftoeni bes S!aoiraths.
@egEaubiet: artbur Gspb, GIerf
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-17
Ntre ReFeluftor 80. 20 -- 1918 -
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(ciHe Refoiuttor 80. 20 1913 ~
" Ge uoib'rfHeia erilGrens, Sieaern nu's
ialeoer in Der Stabt Cincinnati lber bic GtsHs
sc blHGust bic hBrt bas Seiee BON 81. glat
1911 herueieheH it, nne etHe MhiiimmaaG BET.
lanaeno iiber be Grace. hies sa ibuu
IA has Haoeei far 1914 mie e. bon htefem
Siubiruih bet esuem ahaeltdSieH 3nvifni reu
Sa32 600 .000 cine S,eaerunfInef tat mlgni4is
pnis3neee IN bcr S.abi Cincinnati pou $50
| iFaS estorbefu tpiires eiiiAiieBiid her Bins
fen uHe TiieHHnsfuHhsHHtiGae Hub % befaqies
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innerbalb Der S!sgsr Giiirtlts bon Cincinnati
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81 ueraen 'iir bns 9ahr 1918 fur bic forpova.
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ner
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feluion ben Tepmin Stnie Snrerrifnrs ane Sa,
fpeciots pf elections ci eaMtlieH GcnHfp, Cbe
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bic apibiaeu arrcnneMenfs ircifeH bic sSrnas
bon bef0sier neiicrer Steuersanilale ben
Efimmeeberr hsr Eidei Cincinnati mic es haS
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rnterbreiieH meite In Cincinnati am pierifn
1nae beS RobeHlbfr 1918 ahashalfen miro.
4afiieri an 80. Gepismber 1913
3 gR 4e6
Qr1ftosuf bro ten ees Eicbtrdfbes.
geclaub!si artbur @spp. glerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-17

(Ctne rbtHnHsE b5i 1913 -
Bur Sei,iiFluna ees Aipedas ben miIhsgi
steeitne. bon ciHem Bunfte 100 SUE oiisit ben
Lirneui gbemir IA einem 4aTtffe G5 Snb melt,
lid bon Billings Stldbe.
Gel es pegertusi bon hem GtaStraib Der
Staoi etHeinnor S!adf Gbie:
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oon ftlem Sufiie 10 JaS oitit bon Gtrs
mont apenue big sa stilem fnHfif IS ans fpefi,
lih ben SlI!nas Sitabs, fei nnb osrfelbe III
hieronrt te'ige'eF! rpie foiai, ndmii6: autdns
peHo or etnem 9uHfie in Der nornitden Gurhs
stHle Bon @iI5er sluenne, befagter QnHfi Bite
n'sa 56 jaS sf,Ia S bon BE- sgaare Der sfea,ano una
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me nHo Der 'laltetcH 4urb.0tHle bcn Ttrs
mont anenae emf Der s1bs bon fiebenhnneeri
neHn abiteecHo ~ Der Haie oer fiinf nHo
bier SaHherilie Rgo5ent fir bisrunbndsssi1 nne
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bend @iibert sleCuue usit TirMoHf slpeaue, alfo
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ianaenn OIL eiIicm EuEffe IN Der peltliden
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pon neeeHhuuoeyt 3meiunbsfunrsig nre reitH,
etnre 1tegiiHa NIT eHem Aaoifs ben sebn fi0I
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acknowledgement entldng Der eiHic hoH Der
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