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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29
Lees Birthday Celebrated.

Francis Marion Bamberg Chapter,
u. D. c., most appropriately observ-
ed Lees birthday by meeting ar
ranged especially for the entertain
ment of the old soldiers.
In order to accommodate the
crowd, the meeting was held in the
parlor of the Johnson hotel. A pro-
gram, both interesting and fit for
the occasion, was begun by selec-
ton by the orchestra.
Mrs. w. P. Jones, in an address
eloquent with appreciation and honor
to the soldiers of the sixties, welcom-
ed them in the name of the chapter.
The "Homespun Dress given. by
the music club, was enjoyed andsap-
preciated by the veterans, they Jun
derstanding more fully than any pre-
sent its meaning.
Mrs. B. W. Simmons read the rules
for the bestowal of crosses, after
:. lich the chapter president present
ed crosses to each of the following:
S. M. Key, J. A. Mccormack, w: w.
Williams, and Mrs. Sallie Rice Owens.
Mr.. C. w. Rentz sang "I'm An Old
time Confederate" the veterans
joining heartily in the chorus.
In the absence of Mr. S. G. May
field, who was expected to deliver an
address, Prof. J. C. Guilds gave a
full and interesting talk on the life
of Lee, after which the orchestra
rendered several excellent numbers.
This interesting meeting was clos
ed by the singing of Dixie" that
song which appeals to the old SOL
der as no other can.
Adjourning, the veterans were in
vited to a sumptuous dinner serv-
ed by the ladies of the chapter at
the court house. Of the dinner it is
only necessary to say that these
ladies think the best they have is
none too good for our old soldiers.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29
LOST ONO RIVER.
Disappeared From It's Bed at Time
of Dayton Flood

Dayton, like many other sections
of the country, can now claim a lost
river. Dayton didn't exactly lose the
creek itself, the creek; did that, but
nevertheless the creek is gone or
rather part Of 1t is. ss|
The stream is Poplar Creek. It ts
supposed to empty into the Miami
River just below the c. Il. and D.
bridge, but since the food the creek
has stopped at the bridge. When
the water from many sections of the
surrounding territory was pouring in-s
to the Miami River and eventually
flooding Dayton, Poplar Creek was
taking care that in the future IT
would not empty it's waters into the
Miami again.
Swirling under the bridge IN great
torrents, creating a suction that IT
was next to impossible for floating
objects to pass through, the water
began to dig into the bed OF the
creek. Soil, gravel and rock were,
hurled from their resting places IN
the bend of the stream, and eventual
ly the water struck a spot which, IN
stead of giving way to the water, be-
gan to draw the water into itself.
This discovery was made by ]. E-
Barnes, whose claim that the subter7
ranean channels would carry on
enough water to avert another food
is proved by the fact that this stream,
which at times becomes almost I'M
passable, can lose itself on entering
the subterranean channel which it
made for itself during the food. The
ordinary width of the creek Is about
Is feet, and it runs in depth any
where from a few inches to several
feet.
There is a space of about zoo feet
between the bridge and the river
through which the creek formerly
flowed, but not drop of water has
advanced any further than the bridge,
since the food. The suction at the
spot where the creek. disappears is
so great that articles thrown into the
water are drawn to the bottom i'm
mediately. Barnes estimates that the.
stream carries about 1000 gallons of
water a minute.-Dayton Dispatch.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29

Says Booker T. Washington in
speaking of the Negro: Two things
can be done to aid him greatly. Keep
whiskey and patent medicines away
from him, for they are running his
life" The great trouble with the
South is that ignorant Negroes are
not the only people who are ruin
ing their lives" because they do not
realize the evils of whiskey and
patent medicines. Many white peo-
pie who would resent it nightly
if you should call them ignorant
patronize patent medicine fakirs and
willingly spend recklessly for Whls-
although they are too poor"
CD to buy books and papers for
developing their minds and the
minds of their children.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29
Officers Elected.

At a meeting of Bamberg Lodge
No. 3S, Knights of Pythias, held
last Monday night, the following Of
ficers were elected for the coming
year:
Chancellor Commander-A. NJ
Denbow.
Vice Chancellor-H. l.. Hinnant.
Prelate-H. W. Walker.
Master of Work-G. F. Hair.
Master OF Finance-E. G. Bruce.
Master at Arms-J. G. Hutto.
Master of Exchequer-H. G. FOLK
Inner Guard. J. Smoak.
Outer Guard-F. E. Steadley.
Trustee w. Miley.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29
Miss Ethel Black EntertainS.

On last Wednesday evening Miss
Ethel Black was hostess to number
of her friends in honor of her very
attractive guest, Miss Eva Mae
Owens, of Allendale. Rook was
played during the evening and very
much enjoyed by e ->ry one present,
Miss Mae Brabham cutting the prize
for the ladies, and Mr.. Tilman Fielder
the gentlemen's prize.
Music was furnished by the Dixie
uuartette, after which delicious
salad course was served.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29
DIRECTORY OF TRINITY AfETHO.
ODIST CHURCH.

Preaching every Sunday morning
at II o'clock.
Preaching every Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
Sunday-school every Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mid-week prayermeeting every
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock,
Epworth League every Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend these services.
W. H. HODGES, Pastor,
Railroad Avenue,
Bamberg, S. C..
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29

Work is going on rapidly on the
Bamberg- -Ehrhardt Railroad. The
trestle across Little Saltkeatchie
Swamp is nearly completed, and a.
side track is being put in near Mr..
Tenders. The road bed is being sur
faced and preparation made for track,
laying on this side of the swamp as
soon as the trestle is completed. The
rails will be laid to Bamberg within.
the next few months.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29
Mrs. II. F.. Bamberg Entertains.

Mrs. H. F. Bamberg entertained
very delightfully."- at rook party on
Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss
Alma Barr, the guest of Mrs. ]. w.
Barr. Miss Blanche Hair was the
lucky winner of the prize, she hav-
ing cut the highest score. A de-
licious salad course was served by
Misses Vista and Evelyn Brabham.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29
For a Bigger Business.

A few weeks ago we stated that
we were going to use our best ef-
forts to make The Herald better
paper this year than ever before.
To do this we are compelled to have
more force, as most of the time OF
the editor is spent at the postofice,
about the only work he does on the
paper being at night. With this end
in view we have secured the services
of Mr.. R.. NJ. Hit, who comes to us
from the Newberry Herald and News,
where he has been employed the past
year. Mr.. Hit is an all-round news
paper man, and few years ago was
proprietor and editor of paper in
Aiken, he being originally from that
county.
Mr.. Hits duties will be manifold.
He will keep the books of The Herald
and the book store, collect the bills,
solicit advertisements, subscriptions,
and job work, and will help custom
ers prepare their ads. and job work
COPY when aesired. He will also do
the local reporting for the paper, or
most of it, and will come into con-
tact very often with the business
men of Bamberg and the other towns
in the county. We have known Mr..
Hit for a number of years, and he
is gentleman in eveTy respect. We
consider ourselves fortunate in Sc
curing his services. He and his
family will arrive in few days, and
he will assume the duties of his
position at once.
Mr.. r. M. Bruce, who has been
with The Herald for the past twelve
years, will continue with us in the
capacity of all round man. He SIM
ply had too much to do, as his duties
require that he stay pretty close in
the Office, and we were compelled
to get a man who could get out and
among the people Mr.. Bruce will
have practical charge of The Herald,
for, to be frank, the editor expects
to work a little less than he has for
the past year or so. Mr.. Bruce
knows the business thoroughly, and
can give any information to any
present or prospective customer. He
will be glad to see you when you
call. and will be glad to estimate on
any job of printing, advertising, or
give you a receipt for your subscrip-
tion.
Our pay roll will be something
enormous for Bamberg, nearly $500
a week, and to meet this heavy ex-
pense we must have lot of business
and collect promptly as we'll, as our
force are all paid off every Satur-
day night. We hope that our Gus
toners will appreciate our efforts for
better service, and will give us all
the business they can.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29

The senate has passed bill to re-
peal the State income tax law. Prin-
cipal arguments are that the law has
not been enforced, and in view OF the
new Federal law on the subject, its
enforcement would mean double tax
alton.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29
Mrs. J. w. Barr EntertainS.

Mrs. ]. w. Barr entertained on
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
very charming niece, Miss Alma Barr,
of Leesville. Rook was enjoyed
throughout the afternoon, Miss Pearl
Black cutting the prize. After the
game a delightful salad course was
served.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29

H. W. Johnson will offer for sale
at public auction, Monday, February
End, during the legal hours OF sale,
the furniture now in use in the John
son Hotel.-adv.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29

The Foreign Missionary Society
will meet Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock at the Methodist parsonage.
An interesting program has been
prepared, and a large attendance is
desired.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-01-29

Sunday morning subject: "The
Sword of the Lord and of Gideon" "
Sunday evening: 1.-The Challenge OF
Unbelief"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15

Sm utter BON 10 Sabrsu it biefsr
xoqt In aonbon Mllidm NaEipn gss
horbsH, timer Der mtrfplr0ieiisn
Sonberlinet Der ednBsn nsIiI9sH
Decentralization. SIN HUSBAND mar CT
iaum b%tianni, ooiir dbsr ianntsn
bic aonboHsr Jpn bsIto better, ibn
ltlbIt unb feline Iiifams a.bsnses,
Ididts. % fnb an bic so Sabre
Der, 0a puroe ibm, am Moresn Geis
mes 6oajtitstagss, feline graut uRs
treu, I'm am nddittn 1ogt fsinsn
btiisn Grtuno gu b~erdttH.
Wiliam Ration Danote BON slsi.
den QugMblid an Ittut 1ou1t eirbs
benz 9bsatsr an un6 Der 9bsatsrpslt
IN sr aud trsu gsbIisbsn bis an fem
Gnbe. GrtiIid - Oiefe aiebe mar
bo9lt sinItitig: bon all ben Sbsaters
fiiden, bic Wi1iom Qation gsldriss
ben bat - unb sS Tiuo inntrbaIb eis
mes balbtn Sabrbuuosrts cine rsft
itottlihe Reibe gslporoen - poate
tsinsr Der 9beattrbirsttorsn etfpas
miHsn. Nun mar dbsr 5err Miaiam
Ration stn aubtrorosntIt9 bssttsrtsr
6srr, unb 70 ionnts sr Ii9 6as 0srs
gniistH pObt Isilttn, fi9 Elm 9beatsr
5u mistsH unb etnt sigeHe Saaufpies
lsrtruppt, feline sistnsn Werts, NIT
8oltsromanssn In Der MuHonrt Isis
nee gsIisbtsn DeDonfbirs dls giuInss
sbsnFdas BON ibm perfabt, fpieIeH
gu IaTsn. anmsH bic 3ui4ausr ins
3beatsr, 70 mar Is i9m redt, unb
bIisbsn lie aus unb mubts baber bic
@orittlung Dor lssrsn gdnien fat.
fiuosn, 70 madts sr ii4 aud nidts
odrous uno bic GaauIpieIn tparen
glsi6sr qnfi9t, benin fe ipurben
auBsrOroeutIi9 gut be5u9lt uno
f6dbtsn ibreu 9irettor bsmgemdb
bod.
Sm Iebten 9rittsI ieiHss 2ebeus
bat Diliam Station NIT isinsr 5beu'
tertrupps INNER i'm glsidsn SauIs
geTpitIt, oeun isOesmal penn i'm
6rii9lins Die aonOoner SdtiOn be-
gam, 3Os sr in Elm 9beatsr bes pOr'
nsbmsn DeItenbs elm. 9isfssmaI
perben bic 2onboner Jpn uno feline
neuen 8erte oergsbIi9 srparten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15
Scr tiefite See afrifas.

Der S~anganitoIee, Der 9eutf9s
SItafrita bon Der beleii4en Gonsos
tolonie f4etoet, gait f9pn INNER ais
.tisf", nadbem bort 2ibingitOne 595
uno @irauo CAT Mteter geme1en bdts
ten. 8eiteres aber puBte man nt9t.
Qnfang 1913 befubr 8opitdn Satobs
mebrere @o9en ben See i'm Sns
tersTe Der beuti4en S4iffu6rt uno
ermittelte cine Marimdltefe bon
1877 Iteter, un0 5tpar i'm n0rbIt4en
Setle. Gpdtsr iin0 ole g%rgebniFe els
nss belgii9en 6orf4ers. Oes Or. 6.
Shippers, betannt geiuOr0sn, Der
1911-12 ben See 6ereiit un0 in oeis
fen iiibli9em Sell gar 1435 Dieter
gemsTen bate. 0emna4 1T Der 5ans
gunita ni6t nur Der BEL ipeitem tiefite
Gee afritas, ionOern aud Der 5tpeits
tiefite Gee Der Groe ~iberbaupt. (0er
tiefIts See 1T Der gaifaIiee nit 1923
Mteter.)
@tappers fat ferner ermittelt, buB
ben Sanganita etipa in Der Mlitte elm
Rtden, Der nur 1876 Biz 600 Meter
unter Dem 8uFerIptesel liegt, quer
BON @eIts gum Stufer bur4iest uno
i'm in 3pei tiefe 8eden teilt, BON
oenen bas iiiolide tpie0erum BON eis
mem tiefen Sal getreu3t miro. Stans
leb erad9lt, bel Der 6abrt auf Dem
iiOli9en Sell 0es Sangonttd Eel ibm
Der @eoante dufgeItoBen. ss .0nnte
bier einmuI stpet getrennte Seen ges
geben buben, unb oteier geoants ges
mint on 8ere9tigung our9 bic
GeIitelIung Der beiosn 8eden our9
Stappers.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15
Il.
graldI4er glnesl.
gOrteiie, msIhe 9OlaregpsOitiuHeH Der
Weaihbrit bringsn.

gOrteife, msIhe 9OlaregpeOitiOHcH Der
glsui6beit %brinesH.
Sm 2onboner pilgrims : Club bat
Sir GrneIt SbadIetOn in bisIsu 9a'
aen ausfabrli6er iiber bisGinjeIbsiten
.ieiner nsuen SiopoIesrpsbitiOn ges
tpro6en. Don Stsptitern, meiute CT
babel, iei i'm 2uufs Der Isstsn DO
nate msbrfaa Die Grags sr6cben tpor'
ben, pslden prattif9en glbsI fir
0ie menldbsit cine neus Siopol,
expedition 6aben tonne. auf biefc
5rage eruibert Der 5Ori4a: Gin
manufacturer nirtf6uftlt6sr Rubsn
lit nift na65upsiien uHo uiat Oor'
6er5uiagsn, aber i9 mub bin3ufiigen,
6aB Die Rotten Der Isbten Expedition
F6 i'm aaafe BON bret ober bier Sub'
rem ALIEN Our9 bic Griiats Der mag
netifden 6orfdungen bssabIt gsma4t
baben iperben."
BUS ben geoba6tungtn, Die
SbadletOn BEL 'eiusr fri9srsu Grps'
oitiou in Der 4dbe bes maguetii9sn
Siiopols MAIDEN tonnts, srsab Ii9,
baB auf ben aarten aler Ilbli9 bes
qequators fn6rsnoen S9iffs bic
@ariatiouslintsn ni9t gang eeuau
nit ben pirtli6en 8erbGltntHsn iibers
nun iinb Die entipres
aorrsttursn borssnOmmen,
oie Qtnisn berdnbert, unb Die Golgs
1T, bab isOss S6iff duf Der lisbers
fabrt cine Biz 5rpsi Stunbsn Reiie.
ipart. Die leBts pDIdr.rpsois
tion tOitsts $225, 900, bic GrfparniFs
aber, bic jebt bur1 bic abtir3uns
Der Reiisoauer eraisIt tperOen, brins
gen Der Msui9bsit in ipsnistn Sab
rem bieIe aufpen0ungen me9rfu9
Elm.
Sn Den RsgtOnen, bic GbadletDn
BEL ietner neuen Reiie gu burdquersn
bea6itdtigt, peroen intercollegiate
9eoba9tungen cine be%Ipnbsre Ao1e
Mun bat 6srausgefunben,
oaB cine Itarts Gisfaiipn i'm DebbeIls
fir Chile un6 argentinien
beiIpisIspeiie f4pers RessnTdle be-
Sn Oisfem Sabre mar I'M
DebOelI : Meere febr fdpdde Gins
entpidluns, i'm 9runbs offsne See,
unb bic Ginpirtung madt Ii9 fibIs
bar in elmer 1srmtnberung Der 8ies
osrI9tdge in argenttniep. Bsnn es
nun geIingt, in ben Siiopolarresios
men Ois meteorolosif6sn gsoba9tuns
gen iiber cine ldneere 3sit dus5ubebs
piiroe ss ben Garmern unb
Rinbsr5d6tern arsentiniens ermDss
li4t, iid in ibren GutI9liFsn uno in
ibrer 8uferoerforgung nit atemIi9
Ipeitgebsnber Stderbsit ben tommsns
ben 8itteruugsOerbdItnifsn angus
pafen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15

- Dem &ompiniitsn oes
0euti9en @pItslie6es SAB Elm 2ndb'
ein R6sIsin ife6n", Dem Mufitltbrer
Setnri9 Derner aus 2ir9pbmfeIo
(GidsfeIb), lit am 8. Mai, an feis
mem 81. So6estuge, in 8rdunfdpeig,
no er auf einem ~oergeFenen GrieOs
bOfe, Dem %fogenannten griiberrs
air45of, begraben liegt, Elm niirbis
ges 9ro6maI erri9tet pproen. @ers
ter mar in 8raunI9peig RufitIebs
ret. rad einem 2eben bon Rompf
un0 4lage ftarb er bort, ert 80
Sabre aft. Sem @rd6 fpGre in
@~ergeHenbeit geraten, tpenn ni9t
Sreunbe bes oeutI9en 0pltsliebes es
odpor betpabrt bdtten. am Soge
bOrber 1T an S~terbebauie 6es Sons
pDniften cine 8ptiptafeI augsbrddt
fporoen.
Cine oufregenoe G3ens
fpieIte iid in Der 5reiligrot6Itrabe in
Berlin ab. @ort itiir3te fib Der
uGt3s6n Sabre ate GiniGbrias Greis
rilItge 9ugo Grunert bonn RaiIer.
Jran3 : @orbegrsnaoisrre9iment Nt.
2 aus einem 6enitsr Oes Disrten
Stpdes auf bic Gtrabe bitab uno
3og ii6 70 fdtpere 8erIebuugen 3u,
6aB er balO oarauf itarb. 9tr Jun.
Sc Mann berm09te infoIge feiner
trrperIiden S9pG9Ii9tett ben On.
forOeruugen bss 9ienItes nt9t su
tntIpre9en, obgIeid er, tpie feline
@orseIebten betunben, ben better
GiIlen befoB. 60 fam es, oab 1t
fi4 bon feinen 9dmeraoen uno ben
Mdnni4dFten suriidgeIeBt fiiblte. Gus
0rom bieriiber fi6rts er Bic 9al
aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15

- Sn etne nt4t gsrtnge
auFregung rpurbsn bic 8etpObner BON
ct. Gtieune babur9 nerfebt, bob
pl6bIi9 aus benz 8oben Der Rue
5eroinonb, ben man ettpo 30 3sntis
meter tief anssf4irft bate, tpeiBer
Rou9 in biinuen S9nabsn dufitteg.
Mnn glaubte 3unG6if on eineu rein
3ufdlligen Iotalen 9ranb. Die gohs
IorT9ungen ergaben inbes, bob It9
unter benz 8obsn bss gum grpBen
Seil bsbnuten 9eIdnbes auf elmer
JlG9e bon 500 0uabratmeter cine
brennsnbe S9ieferl9i4t erItredts, bic
iebenfalIs bur9 einen f9le9t a6ges
mauerten 9runofIUs s%nt5inOet tpors
ZEN mar. SbpobI fi9 bic gonse
GinpObnerT9ott barar modte, oes
unterirbiI9en Geuers bur9 9tbgras
ben unb 20l9beriuGe 9err su tuers
ben, bebnt ii4 Der 8ranbbsrb que
nd9it aus, 10 OaB bersits sinige
Straben %serdumt iperben mubten,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15

Gin eigenariiger 9iebs
itdbl 1T i'm Safen bon qntfperpeu snts
bedt tppr0en. Tlit einsm G9lepps
bampfer tamen iiber 300 aiiten an,
ole aIs Naffen fir bic Sirtst betIas
riert iparen. Der Rpmmonoeur 6es
Sransportbampfers. Der Die Moffen
mad Der Siirtet bringsn Iolte. fd0pfs
ts geroa9t, Dffrets etnise aiiten uno
fano, oaB tie nur Sanb SStbiestcn.
Wlan ipeiB ni9t, Oh Der DiebitabI bes
reits in Mntiperpen ober untertpees
alsgefi6rt purSe, ober Oh Die STE
iten Idon in Gittid. benz abgangss
Orte Der Senoung. seCffnet lporoen
Iinb. Die @enbung tpdr NIT Der
Interchangeable bon 10000 Grants be-
tIariert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15

croamHaasH sur Grleiatuuus Der
H~eruIemabi.

pfthFemaHis
Die @srufslp0bl Iitni an be Jun
gen qsuts plt an btrsn Gliern srallt
t4prpisosnos Drastn. IN gohor
beiebt nun, iuit Mot anatmsiH Be,
FAINT fem oirIit, cine Ginridiuna,
bsrsn QuFgabs d IN, be Glisrn unH
osrtu ainbtr In Der Gtds, Der 9t.
rufspdbI ourd 8srufAb.raiung 81
uuierftikeH.
9isIt quIsabs III Iopsi lpIs mBs.
lih esfabi. WlaH fsbt it in orsi
RIalanglA. Gas Rtno fon bsrnfsr
!psresn, pGbrsnb Is nod bi. SduIs
bsIidt. Der iunss MtnIa Iol bsra.
ten irtrben, nnh6sm sr bic S9uIs
DsrIaHsH Bat, f9Iisblid fol- sr
oautrnb I'm auee bsbdItsu fpsrOsn,
aud psnn sr idOn Elm, STEELE srbaI.
ten bat.
Die Organization OisIsr gsrufss
beratuns III ttpo foIgsnos: aH isosr
Sduls In Der eaHJsn Staot BAT
minbsienA cine 2ebrtraft bic Der
pflt4tuna lbsrnOmmen, Der Ga6s
Der gsrufsbuatuns 81 oitnsH, obHs
iibrissHs Oafiir bsSablt gu psrosn. 80
III Dies meiit cine gehrsrin, oa in
Qmsrita Die 3abl Der tusibIi6sn
esbrirdfts Die Der mdnnIiasn bei mel.
TEN iibsritsigt. 9Od bat T6 an eini'
gen Ghul,n Iosur elm gusihub Don
aebrtrdftsH stbiIost, Die Iid freipilig
eisisr Qufgabs ipiomsn. sic Iu6en
bic sigentlmIi4s 9sfdbigung zines
ainbss uno feline befonosrsn WanIds
our9 DertruuIi9s @sIprdds nit ibm
uno nit ieinsn gltsrn fsIt5ultslsn
uu0 iudsn ii9 sbsnIu barber tIdr
gu iusrosn, fir tptlhen Beirut fi9 Oas
Rino niat sisnsn pilros. qu9 ibsr
bic pirtIdnftli6en 9srbdltniTs Der
gltsrn 3isbsn lie Griunoiguugsn Elm,
I'm 81 piFsn, ME tpstt otsis imitaros
iinb, fir cine fpsttsrs gsrufsausbiI,
buus tbrss ainOes Spfsr gu briHgsn.
a1 6ieIt llntsrnebmnngsn nirOen
isboh ntats niiben, penn ni6t bic
8srufsbsrdtsr fslbft RsnntuiFs ibsr
oas WirtI6aftsIsben ibrer Stdot
iammsItsn, Die iibsr Die 0ur6f6nitts'
isnntuiFs bsbeutsno btnausgsben. Gs
Tinosn od6er monatli6 3peimal Dor.
trdgs nit 8efprs4ungsu itatt ibsr
bic Gage oes 4rbsitsmarttes auI ben
psri6t.osusn DtrtT6dftsgebistsn un6
Dor allen iiber DIE ausT6tsu, bic i9
BARN iug,n6Ii9sn atbsitstrdftsn sr'
Offnsn.
DieIs gsrbauolungsn bleiben ni6t
an Der SbsrfIa9s, fOnosrn is Iadst
cine mDgli4it genuue grfdKung Der
Gage uno Elm tisferts Ginbriugen in
fs gu psrmittsIr. go baden 9srs
bdnOlungsn iibsr Die S9ubinOutrie,
iiber bic @drenbduIsr, iiber ben
Maf9tnsnbdu, iber bic berIdisosnsn
arten unb Gruppen oss S~ngeuisur'
btrufss, iber bas g~dugeperbe, Rber
Stsnpsrapbis un6 Mafainenf6rei6en,
iibsr lpeiblide 5anoarbeiten unb 70
tpsiter itdtteefunosn. DieIe arbtit
Dreantfiert BON etnem eigsnen
Bureau fir DEMONSTRATING 0ota.
gureau), oas Dor einigen Su6ren
bssriin0st tpurbe. 0iefes Bureau, oas
NIT ben sin3sInsn 9ebrtrdftsn in en-.
ger 8srbinbung itsbt, lift aud inns
Die n0tige 8erbiubung nit ben
RreiIsn Der Gabritdnten unO Sc
perbetrsibsnoen ~ber5uteGen; pbne
Iol9e 8e3tsbungen piirbe Die gonse
me6r poer rentger nuBIos fem.
miibts man nit einem geptFen
Dtosritdno Der Observation-Disclosures
pdbren6 ie iebt, ba Te NIT
In Die Organization bineinge3osen
iino, ii9 iberseugt bdben, oab bieie
nur In ibrem sigsuen Satsrefs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-15
Die @efadren bes eaGnens.

Gs Tno bier unO oa Sale beri4tet
norbeu, in osneu iRtolge itarten
@Gbnsns bic iosenannts NauIiperre
eintrat.
Griiber muB bic rMauIipsrre" bel
otter porgetommsn ieiH oIs jest,
iebenfaas 1T es cine bon ben &runts
bsiten, beren ii4 bic idriftFsIernoen
6umOriitsn nidt ielten our 9ers
ippttuug ibrer @egner beoienten. Sic
tpmmt por3ugspsiIe oapun, oaB man
6etm 9dbnsR roen gturO gu melt
aufreibt". 0b aud iemaIs iemunb
bapon bic MauIiperre sstrte9t bat,
oab sr beim RsOen ben Wluno gu
melt oufgeriFsn bat, 1T fragItd.
gelysntIi9 absr eutfte4t oas WaaI'
beur au9 bsim angeitrengten Sausn
o0er our9 sinen S4Iag auf ben
untsrtiefer. llniere 4ltporbern iaben
BEL benz nebeI INNER nur bic 4Omtt
uRO bnttsn ibrsn Spot oamtt. Denn
nun aQeroingS aud Die ausrentung
oes llntertiefers in Den ausrmeiftsu
GGllsn i9nsa pieber gu beiettigen 1T,
70 GIBBS aud eigentli4 babel nidts
gu laden, am renigften fir ben linz
glidIi9en, Osr nit Offenem glunbe
baibt uno an benz 4miIement ni9t
teilnebmen lam.
Der anatomiide Sergang bei Der
ausrsnfupg 1T fOIgenOer; 8etannts
lid 1T Der ugtertiefer rs9ts unO
Iints nte etp1 Sdarnier in cine
Grube bes g4ldfenbsins, turo Dor
Ger Sbrmuiael, siussIaFen. Dor
Otefsr 9rubs btfinbst fa elm 9Dder,
ouf ben bic @eIentfId4s bes untsrs
tiefers beim Seffuen bes MunOes
etlpas 6inaubleitet. SeOermann fam
bieIsn 8orgong lei4t fibIen, lDsnu
er Sic 9dnb Dor Der O3rmufdel auf
bic 8ange Isgt uno 6abet ben Runo
auf uno gu tlappt. Bir raten nur,
bas Experiment ni9t gu itiirmiI4 gu
MAIDEN, neil ionlt aud einmaI Der
lntertiefer iber ben S6der Ainpegs
rutf9en fam, un6 alsbann 1T Die
MqulIperre oa. Senisits BEG 96ders
nGmli9 befin6et ii4 pieoerum cine
grube, in bic nun Der 11nterttefer
bur9 bic t%rampi9aft gefpanuten
Mustsln unS Die iiber ibr Mdb btn'
au8 geosbnten Sebnen bineingepreBt
miro, unO mo sr Damn unbepegli9
feItite9t.
0as 1T Die .MauIiperre". @sr
ii8 bapor i6iBen mil, iebe ii4 bsim
gGbnen ettpas bor; friber baben Ote
uneenierter gesGbnt als
beute. be8baIb fam bic MauIipsrre
otter Dor. 6riiber mar au9 bic
Seilmetbooe tpefentli9 unmdnierIider.
Cine Sbrfsiss pber elm S9lug geger
bas Rinn! 9eute legt man betOe
duf Die btntsren 8ad3Gbne
rsfts un6 lints, Die iibrigen Singer
umgreifen Den atefsr bon auben.
qlsoonn briidt man frGftig mad
unten unb binten, bann rutIdt Ser
in Teiu @elenf suriid.