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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
EDITORIAL COMMENT

Each hour witnesses a greater
growth by the United States, and the
railroads will expand with the nation.
The PennsylVania's dividend shows
that even though the companies be
marking time now they are in sound
position to make their next Onward
move surpass every preceding period of
development. Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
A few years ago the Republicans
told us that we did not know enough to
run a Government.-Mr. Bryan.
A good many Republicans are of the
same opinion still.-New York Sun.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
STORY OF A BOY

Worked on a farm--then I'm n saw
mill. and in his fathers store.
SWEPT n school for his tuitiOn--ranx
the bell for his board.
ReCau teaching when 16-COunty
superIntendent when %.
Erufered u. of =. as a student when
oS-became member OF u. OF P
fnculty.
uade. president of Juniata College
wrote hooks on education.
huDoInted by President Mckinley NJ
CommisxiOner of Education OF
Porto Rico.
Elected superintendent of PhiIndeI-
phia schools.
Nominated for Governor by the Re-
uublIcRnR Of Pennsylvania.
THAT'S BRUMBAUGH
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
Plain Letters by a Plain Man

Loyal to every friend, he has
never had one word of defamation
for his bitterest opponent.
The other was born in the lap of
luxury. Surrounded by means that
ran into the millions he never knew
the slightest want unsatisfied. He
need take no thought for the NOR
row, as he passed through an edu-
cational course in the best institu-
tions of the land.
Both are now candidates for the
highest office in a great State.
Which career. think you, appeals
most strongly to the sons of toll,
the millions of the Common People
who are the bone and sinew of our
great Commonwealth. the men who
must work-who must economiZe
every dollar, aye, every penny that
their children may be clad and fed
and educated?
Who, of the two. is the nearer to
the throbbing heart of the toilfng
masses?
ONE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
WISE COURSE

. HE State Highway Department
is pursuing wise course in
u sending expert roadbuilders to
confer with the township road
supervisors of the various counties at
their annual meetings to be held dur
ing the Fall and winter. The closer
the State Highway Department and
the supervisors get the better will be
the roads of Pennsylvania. Many of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
Messrs. Vance C. Mccormick and A.
Mitchell Palmer:


Mitchell Palmer:
Gentlemen:
This is the story of two men:
The one was born to a life of toll,
obtaining by daily labor. when vet
a boy, the means to continue his
education A teacher at 16 years
of age. a county superintendent of
schools al. 30. he had the while
toiled manfully in the forests, every
spare hour, to pay his fathers
debts.
With an ever unsatisfied desire for
mental development he entered the
University of Pennsylvania at the
age of 2S, and later became one of
the faculty Upward and onward
has been his record in educational
work, until, for many years. he has
been the able superintendent of
schools in one of the leading cities
of our nation.
True to every trust. without a
blemish on his fair fame, his word
his bond to all who have ever
known him. he knows how to feel
for the sons of labor, for he has
been one of their number.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
MWSf 81 PIE RssTSHESAR

[F'rom the Telegraph of Nov, 2, 1854. !
Capture eHIockade-Runner
Washington. Nov. 2. - Admiral Por-
ter reports the capture of another
blocka ade-runner, the Lady Stirling
with $50 bales of cotton on board
GuerrillaS On Rampage
Louisville, Nov. 2. - The guerrillas
are numbering everyone who crosses
their trail. They are also raiding and
burning small towns.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
Do YOU KNOW ?

That Harrisburg Is one of the
biggest distributing centers for
agricultural implements in the
State?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
To Sell Cattle

George f. Train will address Il
people of this city next Monday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
AS Seen BY the General

Public confidence is tho greatest
asset that any house of business can
possess. 1t is more to be desired than
the ability to make money.
There are degrees OF public conf
dence. Tt may be zero, a minus guam
tity, or a plus quantity. At zero no
confidence exists--nobody is for or
against such house. But this con-
dition can exist only where the house
or It's goods are unknown, and as
soon as the public has given the
house a trial 1t will pass judgment
and public confidence Will then be
expressed by n plus or minus sign,
according to the approval or disap-
proval of the public as to the goods
and policies of the house. II the
goods are not as represented, or II
the policies arc not in accordance
with the ethics of good business, pub
lie confidence will drop to a minus
quantity and the people will transact
business with it's competitors whose
business ideals are on O. higher and
more satisfactory plane. If the goods
nre satisfactory, and IL the policies
of the house arc right, the people VIII
continue to do business with that
house and will help to build 1t up.
Tho plus sign OF public confidence
is always attached to the name of a
house of business that considers serv-
ice to its customers, absolute integ-
rity with reference to its goods, and
high ideals in its business policies,
as being of greater consequence than
the mere earning of dividends, A
ers Is the key to the success of any
house of business, and. having estab-
llshed this. dividends Will be sure I'd
follow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
IN HARRI !sBURG Fifty
YEARS AGO TODAY
[From the Telegraph of Nov, 2. 1851
Complete WnrerOOmS
TrnIn to Speak

The new warerooms of James r. Boyd
and Son are completed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
CONSISTENCY, THOU ART A JEWEL

There will be sale of 500 captured
cattle in this city on the 18th.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
Roofing

you are protected by a
egal guarantee Of five
ears for 1-ply, ten years
or 2-ply, fifteen years
or 3-ply, and thi. guar
2ntee is backed by the
biggest roofing and
building paper mills in
the world.
There is no advance test by
which you can determine
how long a roof will last.
Your safeguard is the guar
htee-in-advance Of a manu-
.acturer whose responsibility
$ unquestioned.
Certatn-teed Roofing, in rolls
or shingles, is sold by dealers
everywhere at reasonable
prices.
General Roofing Mar
Worlds largest manufacturers I
Stock EXCHANGE RIcIo.. PhiladeI
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02

~ ERSISTING in it's unfair and ut
- terly inexcusable attitude toward
1 DIR. Martin G. Brumbaugh to the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

Grfreuli6er Meife 1T bic
autorttdt bss 5euerperbiitunsss
bureaus Der Stabt Rep gort our4
cine Gnti6eiSllns bes Sbersglppellds
tipnsseridts aufreht erbalten tppr.
ben, lnb nun fpsroen bic 5abrits uno
WertitattbsiiBer, ipeI9e ii9 10 ianss
basesen geitrdubt baben, ii9 ppbI pers
anlabt ieben, Die ungeorbneten S1uB@
pOrri6tunsen an5ubringen. IS mar
cine Sraftprobe, Bel pelher bic Seute
unterlesen iinp. peI4e Den Dollar boz
Der 5u i6dBen pfleeen als Wenldens
lebsn. Sin 5abritant bate iia &C.:
lpeigert, automatii9e Sprentler aut
4norbnung Der 9eb0rbe in ieinen Mr'
beitsrGumen dn5ubringeH. gr mar
idulois befunoen unb 5u entipre9ell'
Der Siibne perurtbeilt poroen. bate
aber aesen bus rrtbeil uppellirt. oas
nunmebr BON oberiten Geri6ts6of be-
itGtiot purpe. Sdtte Die Stabt ben
prpSeb perlprsn, 10 pdrs lie fir bic
3utanft maatlos ssipeien, srobe
granotataitrppben gu perbiitsn ilno
bas b0Ie geiIpiel bate iider sine per,
bGngniBpolIe @irfung geaettt9t. ytaq
europGiitsm 9prbilo bat Die gsp
gorter sSeuertpe1r aber nod eine gn'
sabl anoere alasen anbdngig ssmadt.
isis perlanat ndmlif entiprshenDe
gntiddbisung sur Setlms Der 8ps
item, pel6s benz Department burn
lDI6en BON 9rGnben entitanben. oie
our6 Ra6ld1igtsit Der eissntbiimsr
perurIa6t tpurDen. Sn ben me'lten
aGnbern guropas gilt eS ldnsit als
grunoiab, bab Jsuer nur burd @6ts
loiiateit poer Ra6ldiisteit beg gss
iibsrs uoer Snbabers bes bstrsnsnoeR
SebGubes entiteben lam ilnb oaB er
babsr fir ben eutitanbensn SbaoeH
baftbar lit. Sine Der Staot 9unltl9s
GntI6siouns in sinsm Seitfalls oleier
Qlrt piirbe @unber pirten bsat9l'h
Neuerpsrbiituns. Saburd tOnnten
SouIenps DON Meni6snlsbsn Dor 6siIs
ersoefabr bslpabrt unb grano'daosn
,um getrase uon DieIsn Wstutonsn
Dollars i'm Ssabr permieOen psroeH'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

Die gen INN tie gee
f6Ga9t in Ser Roroiee mar
ni6ts tpeiter als eine RetogHOsSiruna
Der SeutI6en. Oieielbsn MOLTEN els
nen Siibler ausitredsH uno nadbem i:
erfabren battsn. pas lie pifeH ipoll'
ten, singen iis mad Den beimifden
aiiitsN auriid. Die aufsabe. nsl6e
1id bts 9eutf6en geitsllt, i6eint bic
sefpeien gu Isin, in Der Rdbe Der 5as
feneinlassn an Der ensliiaen Oittiilts
Minen 3u Iessn. Diefe 9lufsabe 1T
ia aud, pie oas S6idiaI Der pams
pbion" gsssist, beitens selunsen. ST.
nige bsutite SOrpeoofabr5eugs muBs
ten bic enslifde 5lotte beiddftigsn,
nm ibre gufmertiumtsit DON Dem
Mtnenleser aboulenten, unb bdraus
tpurbe mad Dem bstannten Reaspt stns
GeeI6laft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08


ipre9enbsn Mslbungen aus paris ,inb
gonbon gIaubsn mir jebod bsrauslss
Zen gu t0nnen, odb Die Deutffxn Ger
rem Der Stabt iino unb iid dni9idtn.
auf Ramur lossumurihiren. faLs iie
ben Morf9 ni9t idon dnsstreten bas
ben. Wir sluuben audi nidt redi
bordn, bab bic 5ranjoien ben 9elsiern
gu 0iIfe ellen ipsrosn. Sic lpsrben Is
nidt ipassn, aus Der Oefeniipe bers
ausSutretsn, pielmebr peroen iie I'm a.
ssnen 3anbe ale ardfte anipdnntn
miifen. Inn ben beutiden @oritob anf
paris aufSubaIten, bsnn psrbinosrn
tOnnen iie ibn nimmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

nit tleinen Singen ges
BEN lid oie 8elgier nj 6 I
db. Dor einigen Sugen bra4ten iie
feds beutide lllunenregimenter aui
etnmal Inn unb bic lllanenputrouiue,
bic ii6 beinabe ibrsn gan5en General
itab aus 2iitti6 gebolt bate, pu9s 5li
$50 Man an. Oamit aud Die Snfanz
terie bon Der @erni9tung ni4t gana
peri9ont perbe, ipurbe Elm Battalion
gum Nusruben auf elmer Wtine etnse'
Iaben. Disislbs sing natiirli4 los
unb oas san5e Battalion fIOg por'
ihriftmdbie in bic 2uft. Die Deut'
ibsn fperben balo in Der Gage Iein, ott
bsIsiidsn 9roBmGuIer iibers aniss gu
IegeN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08
2okal.Dfrid)t'
CtsrblidBfe sberidbt.

Ilora 2sB, CT Sahrt 2870 Wit,
toria aoe.. Sungenent5iinoule
ssaeob Boil, 4b Sabre. itaStildes
Soipital, 2ungenenisiincung. 1
alnna 8oigbt. 30 Sabre, BOB @eiI
wlcllidcn ape., irneres Seiben.
aeopeIb 1rieb. 90 Sabre, 8iS Cltf
Der Ctr, Wsagenleioen.
s,obn 2aubnd, 52 Sabre. &infin.
natl SerSihlag. 4
ytobert 6nlpert, 81 Sobre. itabhi
id,es Soipital, Bronhitis.
alarp 9liioiIh 81 Snbre, 2501
@aIpin ape.. strebs.
@arp giltder, 65 Sabre. @eit e
Gtrabe, &er5ifaas, Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08
Mit Der GrtbeiIung bes

Wltt Der @rtbe1lun9 oes
amsritanif4eH Resifsrs
on auslGnoiids ediffe ldbt iih nod
teine SanDelsmarine aufbauen, gang
obeeie6en baopn, bab psrbdltnibmdbtg
fpeniae S6iffe aus Der Notb sine 9us
eenS MAIDEN unO fortan unter ameris
fanif6er sSlagge fahren tperosn. Nors
lGufig baben nur Die S9iffe oes DON
benz Derftorbenen Worgan Dor 5ebn
pber 5pDti Jabren gesriinoeten Dams
pfertruits gu psritsben segebsn, ii9 Die
@obltbaten 6es neuen S6iffdhrtsges
iebes berI6affen gu polIsn. 0ie'e
9ampfer flhren jeBt unter englii6er
Slaqge, cine aptngenbe gtOtbpenoig'
felt fir Die grperbung Der ameritaHt'
fhen Reaiitratur lisst alio fir lie ni9t
bor. Der Worgnni6s 0umpfertrnIt
lit betqnntli6 alles nur tsin Grfolg
ltnb Don bieism 9sfidtspuntt aug 1T
Der patriotismns bieier @eIsai61ft
AL bstrd6ten. sic poasn bic ameris
faniife Regiitratur fir lire S6iffe
in Ser Soffnuna. ibren 2lttisn eiHen
aurs su Deridaffrn unb i'm Snterehe
bes Dipioenpengerinns. Die GrlDGs
aung, unfereren GrntsisqeH unosItDrt
1a6 europa gu briHssn, 1T augi4las'
eebenD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

Sdtte Ii6 bic .5ribun." bic yliibs
aenommsn, bic bel jensr auncsebuns
aebaItenen 4ebeu at leIen, bann ipiibs
te iie aud bic 9riinbe, iuelde sum
sfriea aefiibrt baben. 9lber mir itno
fhon bamit sufrieben, tpenn bic dnslo'
dmerifaniI6e preiie iib neutral bers
bGIt uno nit ibrsr fpitematiihen Yer
bebuna aufb0rt. mir molten fir uns
fer dlfes @atsrlono feline @unit, ion'
bern nur 9ere4tisteit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

Die snsGiide preife ma4i
irnmer Elm sepaltiges 9sI4rei, tpsnN
bic 9ritsn ober SranaoIeH Elm beut'
ides Sanpelsidiff aufbringen. Dar'
auf mar man natiirli4 sefubt uHo e
lit aud pDllig belanslos. Mas faHr
benu Elm pebrloIes Sanoelsi9iff Sc:
gen elm &rieesidiff anoers tbun ,als
ii9 aIs priie tDssfhleppsn gu laHeH
Die grOben uno toitipieligen Sampfs'
bes SIOpo uno bes Sapag baben itd
iolpeit iie auf See iDaren, Ri9t eript'
iben IaTsn. uebriSeus je mebr bsut'
fde SanbsIsi9iffe gnslanb auf'
brinst ooer &rtessidiffe 5eritDrt
beito srDber piro bic Re4nuns istn.
bic 5rantreia gu bsslsidsR babsH
pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

bensmitteln bsrmdben suidmmcn'
i9rumpfsn, bab mir in unlsrem lles
berflub Sl eritiden brcben. Der eliroz
pGiIde Grpurt bort aus pemielben
@runoe auf unb mir befiir4ten, oaB
baraus cine ausgsoebnte s(rbeitsloiigs
teit bel uns entitebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

CINE 1t2iabrige. Sn 81
fter Greet IN arfaHias Iebt 5raa VI.
pira @or6ron oie radDeislid H.
csabre alt lit. siir5lid bieIt iie eins
arobe samilieu.Reimion, su peldel
I'D, nidJt ipenieer als 723 ibrer Mb'
F5muIinge einsefuHoeu hatten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08
Sn GbicosO bat stns

an GbieosO bat stns
qrube beutf4e &unDss
buna in 9sitalt elmer WsaNsnOsr'
fammluns itattsefunosn, BON Der DON
Der aHqlO ameritaHifAen prsHs nl@'
9unit, ipnbern 9sreatisteit tur DE
beutIbe Sdhe perlangt ipurbe. Jn
ben usfabten geidlifeH bsibt e.;
.9lus tisfitsm Ser5sn bstlagsH mir
fsrner bic @rbitterung unO ben anlss
Iiqen RaTenbaB, Der oisis furdtbdrs
6eimIuduns bepaufb.fdDorsn bat
9ir beIOraen, baB Oisisr Sab uRO
bisis Grbittsrung aud in bic Der
gtaatsn, bag 2anD unisrsr Wabl,
beriibsroetrasen lperbsn mD9s. Die
Seirn. 3u elmer fOI6sn Stimmuns
Iinb piellsidt idon seIsgt ourd bic
@rt uno @eiI,, in Der Elm nidt GERM
Ger s6eiI unIsrsr ensIiib itreibsn0sn
grehs aber bic oufrsgsnben gteuistti'
ten bes Sases geridt eritattst uHo
bic Grieqsurid6en biHgeiteut uno be-
iprpten bat. Wir ertldren, oab IS
osaen bas eigsnite SntsrsFs ni4t BLOB
lnIerer staOt, fonbsrn aud beg Gdns
b.s 1T. bas mGdtige 8eutide R.ia
unS bas srobs bsuti6s 9uIt. nit Dem
70 piele unTerer Wiitbiirger 6ur6 Ret
ten Der glutss unb 9eiitesDsrpanSts
fdaft aufs engite perbunbsn iino, bsm
omeritanif6sn @Olte uno Der om.rts
taniiden Sussnb als 5einoe Der 3ipis
IiIation porsufiibrsn unb barSuiteasn;
als garboren, bic bieTen fiir6terliden
arisa srunblos unb in @srfolgung
ielbftfiidtiger SntsrsF.n iiber bic
Weni6Rit se6rudt haben. gDir psn'
BEN uns oaber an ben patriptismus
a[ler guten giirger unO Dor allen Der
9r.Fe unb ertpartsn bon ibnen. bab
fie NIT i6rsm llrtbeil SuriidbaIten, big
bic 9batiotcn unb GruHourid9.n
bes arieees tlar gslest iinb, unO bic
bcuti6e Resitrune uno bas bsuti4e
9olf nidt perurtheilen. o9ne lie gebprt
su baben. mir erfudsn uHiere Wits
birser uno prsFe, bic idpsbsnosu
Jragen griinbIid Bel iid gu srrpagen
unO Oann gsrs6t gu urt6eilen."
0aau bemsrtt Die Chicago sri'
bune" unter benz 5itel nameritanii6s
Msinunu unb Der ariss" soitorisa
folssnoss:
Die seitgemGben unb bepunbernss
tpertbsn gsI9liihs, pel4s in Der
bsutfa 0fterrsiaiiden wiuifsnDsrs
Iammlung angenommsn purben, ioll'
ten DON isbem Qmsritaner gsIeisn une
bsber3ist tperbsn. llnisrs Regisrunn
lat lire NeutralitGt ertlGrt. gs III
a6er ou6 BON bsrisIbsn Wi6tisisit.
bab ii6 bas ameritaniide BOLT neus
tral perbGlt, bab es nit ietnem ur.
tbsil partet unb Der 8eriudung elmer
r5eitiesnpdrteii6aft Dibsritebt. @it
iin0 nod ni9t in Der Gage, uns bar
iiber Elm llrtbeil gu bilben, ND bic Der.
antportlidtsit liest ober per aud Hui
gum 1bsiI fir zen &risg psrantiuOrt'
lid lit. gDir piFen nur, bub bintel
einsm @Orbans biplomatifher Sc
beimniBtbuerei bic surOpdiTGu Rs'
gisrungen iid ben arisa srtldrt ia:
ben. Sieier tragiifsn 5bntiade iini
mir uns nur 5u gut bsfpubt unb mi
| ge6sn nift fsbl, iuenn mir ben trieg
fibrsnOsn 9Dltsrn unisr berali6ei
Witesfiihl ausbriidsn unb our 2inbs
runs Der gaotb Ha4 unisrer Gdbiotsi
| eingreifen.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

Gelosen ME telegrap ; irt.
au9 10 Elm 9ismardii9ss araftz uno
Wabnport, an oas man iest mebr
Senn Ionit erinnsrt ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

Die Seiten, ba Der . gurs
aersmann ru6ig su aanen
tpnnts rnsnn nett bintsn in Der
Iiirtei bic 00lter aufeiuanDeriAlas
gem" iinb poriiber. Gin aries beribrt
nitt bios Die brett betbeilisten 9tas
tionen, Ionbsrn miro bon Der gan5en
Belt smpfunosn. neil 6anbeI uno
g8anbel aller 8DIter in Wiitleioeni4att
ge3osen pirb. Infer @rport na9 ben
i'm arisg lisgenbsn 2anbern SentId.
LAMB, @nslanb, Srantrsid, Rublano
llnb Seiterrsi6 betrug i'm Sabre 1912
runo tauienb WiliOnen Dollars uno
fpenn bapon aud $50 Uiillionen auf
8aumpolls unb 2ebsnsmittel entfiss
Ie.., 70 srpOrtirten mir uu4 fir 60
Wiuionen aeber. AZ MiGionen Iabat
nno 35 UfiIioneu lanorpirthIfaftIihe
Waf6inen. Der GrpOrt in Jsrtidz
ipaaren uno 9albfubrituten piro bis
aAf peitsrss sdnSlid aufb0rH unD
Ser Grport DON 5sloprooutten anb g..
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-05
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY.
Indiana Native Spends Life Crossin.
and Recrossing Atlantic.

Like the character in Edward Ev-
erett Hale's "A Man Without Coun-
try" Fred Elfer, an ex-Anderson
man, may be condemned TO spend the
remainder of his life crossing and re-
crossing the Atlantic ocean without
going on land, unless El1er's friends
are able to prove that he is a citizen
of the United States.
Two months ago Elfers was sent to
Germany by the Anderson Aerie OF
Eagles, where his brother offered to
provide him a home. On board a
White Star steamship between New
York and Southampton he became
violently insane and was landed at
Southampton. His brother in Ham
burg was cabled and went to Eng
land. The English immigration au-
thorities ordered him deported and
it was found that on account of his
condition he wopld not be allowed
to land in Germany. He was taken
aboard another White Star steam
er bound for New York and the
steamship company is making frantic
efforts to obtain his naturalization
papers from this city, in order that
he may pass the immigration Off
cials at New York.
Should he not be able to land on
this side the steamship company will
be compelled to keep him moving
back and forth across the Atlantic
for the remainder of his life.-Ander-
son Und.) dispatch to Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-05
Fire at Converse Does Damage.

Spartanburg, Jan. 29.--Fire of un-
certain origin caused excitement at
Converse College this morning and
destroyed fifteen hundred dollars
worth of property before it was ex-
tinguished.
The blaze was discovered by serv-
ants in a closet under the stairway
in the main building. Glasses were
at once dismissed and the girls ran
out on the campus, while members
of the faculty got out a hose and
played it on the flames.
There was so much smoke that
some of the young women thought
the building was doomed They ran
up to their rooms on the second floor
and began throwing wearing apparel
out of the windows. When the fire
department arrived the girls were re-
assured. 1t took about a half hour
to put the fire out.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-05
Woman Claims Husband Made Her
Draw PloX.

Carlisle, Pa, Jan. 30,-Mrs. Laura
B. Porter, in her action for divorce
against William Henry Porter, testi-
fed here to-day that her husband
had worked her at drawing plow.
She said that during her early mar
ried life near Plainfeld, she was
compelled by her. husband, who
claimed it was impossible to obtain
horses, to draw a plow he: held. In
eighteen years, she said, she re-
ceived only $40 from her husband.
Her work included field labor,
clearing and grubbing, loading, split
ting and prosecuting logs, some
heavy enough for three men. AS
joint sexton with her husband at a
Plainfield church, she charged she
did all thesswork. Her sister, Mrs.
George Shetron, supported her testi-
mony.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-05
BARGAIN MOB WRECKED STORE.
Crush SO Great That Stock Was
Stolen and Ruined.

Pittsburg. hunting wo-
men wrecked the dry goods store of
John S. Hooper here, and $1,000
worth of stock was stolen or Destroy
ed in the rush of the mob at the
opening of closing out sale. The
police we're poWerless.
Hooper closed his store for week
to get ready for the sale advertised
to open yesterday. Women gathered
about the store at o'clock yester-
day morning and blocked traffic for
half-hour. When the doors were
opened they rushed the place. Those
who could be served paid for goods.
Others took up armfuls and walked
from the store without leaving any
money
When counters we're emptied, wo-
men climbed on them and pulled
stock from the shelves. The doors
were closed and locked and persons
were allowed only to leave. Women
then crawled through basement win
dows into the store. Much was de-
stroyed by being tlampled.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-05
Speed Record Broken.

Two Irishmen employed on
man-o'-war, finding things bit slow
one morning, decided to liven them
I'D a little. So Dennis, Instructed by
Mike, placed himself astride one OF
the big guns and held deok-pal
over the muzzle, relates the Path
finder.
Now, said Dennis, let 'er go!
Whereupon Mike touched her of
and she went, sure enough-likewise
Dennis and the pail. When the offic'
er in charge came running up. he
said: "Michael, what has become oil
your friend?"
"Oh, said Mike, *.he just went af,
ter a pail of water
Il see, but when is he coming
back?"
"Wen," answered Mike, I'm sure
I can't tell exactly, but if he comes
back as quick as he wint, he'll be
back yisterday!"