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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-19


unab6du1ige Sirlner. 9lus oieiem
0jrunoe wuroe fiir5lib Elm aus Srn.
aPobr oem Superintcnoenten oes
taotiiden 9eIeudtlnes Geparte-
ments, uno Dem Staot-Gontroleur
S6rift deficiencies Gouite ernoiint,
oeiien 9lifgobe es mar, 81 priiien 90
sic GudIit1t Scr offerirten @liibIam
pen Oen 2icferings6eoingungen ent
iprcbcn. Gem 9criHt oieies Gomi
tcs 5uiolqc moren Die 9ompen bon
1rei imabbdngigen 6irmeu nidt Oen
Spe5iiifationeu genI6B imo Oie Solgc
ror, Dab sic @ilion .Wfnltmon So.
rno sic Oic @altcr 6. Sia So. ans
Gem Gonteit mlsiheioen muBten. GS
fomen MN nod feds 5irmen in Sra
&c, uno bon oieien mar Die @oof.Griie
60. erfolercih. Stoot Controller
S6riit befiirwortete Die oSoutbern
electric 60, pdbreno Sr. @ubcrt 81
0junitcu Der goof.Griie 60. mar; Sr.
@minn ninnte nit @rn. Subert
2o0et g 6ultinOcr sur
@ortenbau Muster.
Inng elm.
Sbcrit gllbert g9. Sisf, elmer Der
Gircftoren scr @ortcn6ol gllsitel.
hing in Scr @offen6aae oes fiinften
&egiments, itottete aeitern Wlapor
&reiton i'm gotbbolie eincn 9eiu6
al uno ii6erbro6te eleid5eitie cine
Ginlaoung an Die ShuItin0er mo
2e6rer Der Staot gum foitenfreien
9eiicb Der gtusiteIlimg. SSn 9eelei.
hing i9rer 2ebrer o0er 2ebrerinnen
t0nucu oie aiuocr oie 9lusiteaung
om @ormittoe ooer Gohmitta9 be.
iuheu.
4rctsgcfronte @ dultiu.
Ser bcim Wlopor.
Die 9noben lno 0ldoheu bon Ga-
roIine. .Gnintp, pelhe aus 0em 6orm-
Concentrations. Gontcit. welder i'm
gon3en Staotc inter oen gluipi5ien
res @unoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aeboItefl puroe iicgreidb berboreiu.
CEN itatteteu geitern @lnDor Ereiton
i'm 9fotbbauie cinen 9eilt6 ob. 0ie
@in0cr, wclde oen eriten Yreis &c.
wonuen bottcn befonoen iih in @e.
qIeiting bon Or. gtuguihis StobIcr,
0cm Director fir 6arm.0emonitra-
ton Oes @unOes. 9lder6ou. Geporte.
ments, oes GountD. SduIiuperinten.
oeutcn 6. 90. 9tobIe SRI. NlorD u.
gurnite, Stats glgcntin oeS 9ldcr
bau.Qeportements, uno Sri. 2ouiie
DnfeS. utD.9laeutin oes Geporte.
mentS. &om 9latbbouic begob ii1
sic @eieaihait nod Der @aiienboIle
oes fiinften Rcgincnts. UNI oort Die
Gurtenboisglilsitcau 81 beitdti
Gcn. Die @epinner ser criten @rcile
iino, Otter @ilep, 2iIiaGooI @landc
2oiro, So6n Slaughter, Sames Cine,
Colbert gsiaions, @eorae S6omn,
CIios gaittle rno 6lonO @lorgon.
&otrobc StrnBc Wiro
gepfaltcrt.
Die itd0tiide gfIaiteruneS Com
million beidIoB in i6rer geitrigeu
Sibune. i'm Sriibiobr ole 2otrobe.
StroBe, 5pii6eu Oliper.Str unO
Iortb,9lbeme, pfIoitern Su laiieu.
Cos 8flaiterunss 9}oteriol miro crit
iydter beltiHnnt iperoen. Cine Deli
COTTON prominenter 9iireer iln0 @e-
ihdftsleute prod in Der Sisung bor
imo criudte oorum oaB Die 9ilaitc.
rungs.G Gpulniiiiion sic @iloiicrling
Der @eoo.Strobe, 5piihen Colbert.
uno Cathedral StrnBe, beranlaiie.
Gie DlitgIieocr Der Gonuliiiion Der
iprahcn, ben gsrnib ser Delegation
In Grndainq All 5iebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-19
Gunpentiun Bed WlnniaipaI. qiaa

Sat geitern i6ren 9lniang genommeu.
@iele ouswdrtige Gelcaateu
cingetroifen. Seroorragenoe
Grperten Oes Sanoes Die 9feoner.
Gie erite Sising in Der 0lc.
Gop.SaQe Morgen 9lbeno er.
rci6t oie Gonoention i6r Gnoe
@iele prominente @ldnner nnO
Srauen aus allen 96eilcn Der Ser.
Staatcn iin0 in Baltimore 3u Ger 20.
Sabresuerianuulung Ger o9lationoleu
Nhmi5ipal-2igo4 eingetrofien, pelde
geiiern ibreu glniqng genommen bat
Cine @refutip.5iBlmg ionO am gor-
miitog i'm Sotel Gmerion itatt, in
welher mir 9loutinegeiHdftc erleOist
wuroen. Gie eigeutlihe Grofinung
ser Gonpention ianO am 9lbenO in Der
WlcGop.Saae itatt inO wurOe BON
Serrn Charles S. gonaportc erofT-
net, lpeldcr sic 0elegaten nit elmer
idwuugpolen 2lniprnhe begriiBte
9ice.@r1iiOeut Gamillus @. aiOOer
bon Orange gt..S., ermioerte aif oie
gegriBungsreOe. Ser @rdl0ent Der
Siga. Serr @iaiam 0uoleD 5oulfe,
Elm 9ler5tsanpalt BON 9iidmono,
Sno., iprad oes Sdngereu iiber Die
gegeum0rtigen &boien im mltni5ipa'
len 2eben. Gr befiirwortete Sen
Staotuermoltungs.&la lno iprad
oie Sofinlmg ans, Dab Die meiiten
5ta0te oas Staotbermaiter. .SDitem
einfii6ren peroen. @leid5eiti9 mad.
te er Oorauf aufmertiam OoB oiele
Stdote in 0eutidlano Den StaOt0er-
malter. @oiteu ouSidreiben, mo ooB
es in 0euti6lano SduIen giebt, mel.
dc 9eilte nnterridtct, wie Stdote
pcrmaltet pcr0en. Ole &offning
iprad Serr 6oulfe aus, Dab 6ier5a-
Iauoc cbeniaas iolde S1lhen ge-
ariinOet pcrOcn. Ser auoere Soupt.
reoner oeS glbcuos mar Serr Clinton
8ogers @oooruif BON @5ilaoeIp6ia,
Der Sefretor DER 9iga.
uQie @o6Itbat Ocs 9inOeS~ iuo
u5raueuarbcit" 5dbIeu 8u Oen 9be-
maten melde IN Oen ndditen Sisun-
gen bebanOclt merOei.
Inter oen angefiinoigteu 9ieonern
in0 &e0nerinnen beiinOen iid 5rau
6lorence aeaD. Oie Sefret1riu Der
,gtationol Gonilmers 2eague~; Sri.
Sane 9l0oams bon Chicago, @roi.
@lpoe 8. Sling bon Der llniOeriitdt
BON @ennipl0anien. Srou Charles q.
georo, SeurD %. goitc. Staotucr.
malter bon 1apton, Sbio @rdIiOent
81. 9amreuce Somea bon ser Sar-
poro. o.llniocriitGt, 9lappr Sobu 9Sltr-
rom glitdel BON gleip.yorf mO Or
@eueralonmalt G6arles s. Bona
parte.
g(m 9}a9mittag 6atten oic 0ele.
gaten @elegeubeit, an cinem @a6el-
friibitiid i'm nGitD.Ghb~ i'm Nttnicp-
@ebduoc t6eil5une6mcn. @ei oieier
@clcgenbcit mirocn me6rere intcrei-
iaute glnipro1en eebalten. Gs be-
tbeiligten iiH mebrere Saltimorer,
pelde ii6 fir oie 9lrbeiteu Der 2iga
iatereiiiren mo eingelaoen moroen
luarcn. Seute balt Oie 9iaa ibre 9e.
omtenmobl. 0ie oer3eitigen @eam-
ten ser Siga iino &rdiiociit, @m 8.
Soulte BON gii1monO, Sno.; Nice.
@rdiioentcn, SRI. gl0oans, Soon 2.
8run an GidmonO. &o.; Ganillus
Is. aiOoer bon Orange; 9rdiioent
2owea bon @ar0aro; George Mc9Inc.
ny BON 9lem. gorf S. Sorace @ac6nr-
lano bon SarriSburg, ga; CHARLES
9libor0ion bon 9Sbilooelp6ia; Gbeiter
$. HomeQ BON 6resno, Gal., 0uoleD
Gibbits BON Grop; SetretGr, Clinton
IogcrB @oooruif bon @6ilnoelpbia;
5dabmciitcr. Geo 9urn1am, innv
pon 9hiIaoclp6io; @oriibcr ocs Gre.
futiv.Gomitcs. Or. 81. a. @afcr BON
I3ontclair gt-S.
WsrriuSoelA herihiuuuSeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-19
Cine t6enrc Gluac

6rau 9eiiie Spilder, welhe sic
@a6it9rouGo. Ccrtlagt bate, neil
iie on9e6dg ole photographic Ger
alasern iiir Retlam3wede beuutt
Roben ion, rnroe pom Jiiater 5oper
I'M Stactgeridte abgcipieien lno oie
aldaeriI melde $4,000 Shaocn.
criab pcrlMgte, auge5olteu sic aos
item oa5 gcriadrens 81 bc3able1 mel
DE iib oui cinc betrdhtlihc Summe
beloiiaa. Dic @erfloaten pieieu I'M
wiocrleali9 nah, Dab oaS Silo Die
Photographic eiNer Gamc mar mel
de lore grlaubuiB On5a gesebcn
BATH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-19

Sonnenauiaang. g Il. 54 DC.
@onucnmiteraong 4 II. 49 ~
aRonounteraang 6 Il 10 9i. glbeuos
1litb r II. II W. gorgeus
Slutb .8 II. l7 W. 9lbenos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-19

atpnncnten, Dle ben y8cntidcn GDrre.
lbcnbcutrn" uitji pIaitlid pDcr unreagls
n9bia efbnflcn, finb 0ebeicn, bet Office
bappn PET TelepbOM cher ibrlillld Wlhs
teeiluna 81 maNeA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-19

Beilrdge gum @d(fSfOnO fit Oerwun-
Oete SO(OOten unO nOt6(eiOenOe (Dittwen
unO IDai(en OOn gefaIenen JSrIegern Oct
OeutC6en unO 6(terreiC6i(C6=ungari(C6en
Armeen merOen OOn 6eOO(Imd6tgten
GOGe6tOren OeS llnG66dngigen Biirger
OereinS ge(ammeG. au6 miro fit OOS
Oeut(6e 1Ot6e JSreu5 UOn GOn(u( Cart
q. cdOeriB, G6e G6Or(eS- unO German
StrNBe ge(Nmme(t
JeOen ]1littWOC6 miro i6er 6eiOe
Samm(ungen i'm "GOrrelpOnOenten''
guittirt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28
It YOU need A MEDICINE,
Y)OU SbOULDnAVE1 THE BEST

Although there are hundreds of pre-
parations advertised, there is only one
that really stands out pre-eminent as
a remedy: for diseases of the kidneys,
liver and bladder.
DR.. Kilmers Swamp.F0ot stands
the highest, for the reason that so
many people say it has proved to be
just the remedy needed in thousands
upon thousands of even the most
distressing cases. s.a
4SWamp-R Root makes friends quickly
because it's mild and immediate effect
Is soon realized in most cases. It is a
gentle, healing vegetable compound.
Df4Kilmer.s Swamp-Root'i lis physi-
Giants prescription, for especial dis.
eases,9E.which: is not recommendation
everything.
A Sworn. Certificate Of Purity is
with! every bottle. /:
For sale at all drug stores, in bot
ties. of two sizes-fifty- cents and one
dollar. \
Sample Size Bottle. Of wamp. Root.
In order to prove what Swamp
Root, the great kidney, liver and 'blad-
der remedy will do for you, every
reader Of the Bismarck Daily Trib-
une, 1>who has not alrea y tried it,
may. receive "a sample size bottle by
parcels post. Enclose tenAcents and
send to Dr.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, N. Y. Write today. ADV.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28
Il MESSAGES SENT
OVER SINGLE Wire

London, Jan. 27.=zThe telegraph
service is likely to be greatly impr0v-
led, owing to the decision Of the gen
eral post0ffice to introduce an extern.
sion Of the Haudot system of telegra-
ply. This is already largely used in
France and is superseding the
Hughes method Of communication on
the wires connecting London with the
continent.
The chief advantage of the BaudOt
system are; that: 1880
1. "A much heavier load can be car.
ried on a single circuit.
2. Delay IS greatly reduced.
3. Its manipulation is easier and
more congenial to the operator, who
can dispose Of more messages.
Eight messages can now +be sent
by means of the Baudot apparatus ON
the London to EirmihglHl wire
four In each direction. Th8 further
development will admit OF. six, mes
sages In each direction passing on
the same wire. With six operators
working Mt each end at an average
speed of 80. words q minute this will
mean an Interchange of 300 words
every 60 seconds.
~ 80 ~ 8a =" H.AE 49, 49, 49, +. LA FIN- NEa E#sst
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28
s. IS f..N- 49,. Lgt ~. ssLs-a ,Ef" xvi f.I 4I .Ef
Death REVEALS
CORRUPTION Of.
Old OFFICIAL
Arkansas Political
Power Fugitive Since

i. Little, Rock, Ark, Jan. 27.-AsXl1e e-
mendous sensation has been catilted
throughout eastern Arkansas blythe
identifying of "a. B. Wood &sdH i
committed suiside in San FranC3xco
last week, as A.. H. Wood" Nam
NETT, formerly a political powsfSssdinr
Cross county.
/ Hammett served Us sheriff 1fom
1900 to- 1904, as county clerk; from
1904 to 1908, anu as. county treasurer
for the four years from. 1908 to slQ1z.
In October, 1912, be sdisappeaEeda..sySsA
shortage}sOG $5S,,SaS WAS found blythe
ewltie l,4ta
ment against him for embczzlement.
He was not heard Of again. till hisssii-
eide iii San Francisco, with a woman
supposed to be his niece, knowHxas
Miss Blanche Wood. She is noWs.sbe.
lieved to have been Mrs. Sallie
Watts Shoemake Of Wynne, AK,
who disappeared oon after Hamlnett
went away. &@
His "Ghastly Joke" ,;ssi ss
According to the reports Miss
Wood" and i. mutul friend, Edward
Roberts, were attempting to dissuade
wood" from killing himself, which
he had threatened to do. He had
written her a note to the effect that
he had lost his money, his friends had
deserted him, and he proposed tosand
it all. Miss Wood %upbraided himls for
what she termed bis "ghastly joke"
and in te course of the hot words that
the woman took a revolver from q
bureau drawer. and shot herself
through the heart. Before Roberts
could intervene Wood seized the still
smoking weapon and fired Q BULLET
through his own heart. sA'
Among other letters found among
Woods effects was one ,fromasafrs.
Josephine Russell Of Cucero, Sexs;sad.
dressed ""Dear Brother Mrs. Rus.
sell was a sister'of .sHammett.. And
here wa: :stlle clew (which led to, the
identification of the suicide as the
absconding treasurer who had SO eff.
fectually covered his trail.
There was also found an employ.
.ment application blank filled in as
follows: t"Albert B, Wood, Sc years
old, formerly owned general store at
,Wittsberg, Ark, and. formerly lived
at Wynne, Ark
The supposed Miss Wood had sign
ed a similar statement, saying she
had formerly worked at Maiden, MO-,
and lynne, Ark. Wood Hammett for
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28
~ 5 ..4 49,. .F"I ~
hen TRIES TO
HATCH WH|SkEY

Wichita, Kan, Jan. 27.--In a search
for supposed contraband liquor in a
West Third street yard, the police
lifted a sitting hen from,a nest in a
henllouse. Underneath the box con
tanning the nest and eggs was q key
containing 17sbottles of whisky. The
old hen peckcd the officers on tho
hands when they disturbed her, but,
they kept at their work Y. a. Bes.
WICK, owner OF the lem was arrested
forss operating n nuisance a a II, 4
~ ;i,s4 Aahryri1aRf aflssfly ass5s1ati5ar 1i is
members ii every state III the union, in.
every province in Canada, and in every
CIVILIZED and semi, civilized country in the.
world. 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28

merly owned q general store at Wits.
berg,~Ark.,, and Mrs. Shoemake,9 wife
of a Cross county farmer, also lived
there. 4 She disappeared from the
neighborhoodi soon after. Hammett'a
disappearance. si!These and other
clews, ali. woven tQgether, established
the identity rsff the ,su,iaides. Il
Relativesfyef Wood Hammett are
slow to acceDt,the suicide theory and
have asked <tlllatta thorough investl8A.
tion be. made to determine II 1t were
not a case of murder. He was q fight
er and not the kind. that gives up, de-
clares Miles Stacy, his son in law
who believes. 1t improbable he could
have lost THE $4,000 which he had
when he left Wynne, In 1912. Other
friends, however, are convinced that
1t was suicide.
Good Name Long Hides THEFT.
1t was a few weeks before Ham
NETS successor, 3. l.. Hamilton, was
to take over the Office Of county trea-
surer that Hammett dropped out of
sight. So prominent and far above
reproach had he been for many years
that his friends for weeks refused to
believe the rumors that soon became
friends insisted that others were in
v0lved, and that he had been made q
scapeg0at, but results have not borne
out that theory. Soon after. his dis
appearance q package containing S10,-
900 of the MISSING, county scrip was
la41sd anonymousN 4lbn5 MXtpris.
fAs special grand sjtu'rtyawGs Sashmoned
which found that the shortage
to $2S, 1893 in cash and $685.
S97 In scrip. A: reward was offered.
for the defaulter's arrest. but no clew
ever found.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28
BANQUET On
CAPITOL GROUNDS

Phoenix, AriI., Jan. H.-Strollers
through the grounds of the Arizona
state capitol have been provided with
q novel feature of interest. q banquet
table for the forest birds that fit
abont the place during all the sum
shiny days Of the year. The donor is
Frank w. Rogers state game ward
en-, andst the idea was his. He has been
working out the details in his mind
for seeral weeks, and during his
spare moments did the work neces-
sary. S's ~
Tie banqlet. table is; four feet high,
and at each end is a ladder, which
birds may climb after alighting on
the grUund.s At the foot Of each lad.
der is Rs,basinN Of water and scatter.
ed about on the ground near by arc
kept parcels Of fruit. seeds, etc. On
the table; are kept dates and apples,
into which sticks are stuck to hold
them, IN place. ea;s
The table. pl6ses, and other para.
p~herhalla were Raintsd green and.
brown .aSE;1rdiinE,s ,,t1 the shades, OF
the trees ana other things Of the 1T:
tie community.
B%anqueters arrived the day the To-
BILE and its feast were spread. Black
birds and song birds and woodpeck-
ers came in considerable numbers
during the first day.
Rogers explained that, the ladders
are for the little birds, which; upon
arriving at the feasting place and
finding iblackbirds on the table can
wait upon the rounds for the depart
uge Of tie b%!ackbirds. The ladders
AFFORD protection similarly for other
birds that fear tt.s sharp heaked
voodpecker. which may strut In oc.
casional!y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28
FARMERS BUILD
ROAD FOR. MILK

Greenville, Texas, Jan. 27.==A, rail-
road to be used primarily to carry.
milk to*market in Greenville, which,
will cost much less than would a well
built highway, is ,tosbe constructed by
farmers residing between Greenville
eight miles distant. Seeking a meth
Cd of getting their milk to market on
time, the, farmers held a meeting.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28

The majority were in favor Of build:
ing a macadamized road Until figures
were presented showing that q rail.
road could be built at much less ex.
pense. A good highway would cost
So, ONO. to $4,000 a mile, 1t was stat.
ed, while the farmers expect to build
the railroad for $1,000 q mile. The
right of way will be donated by farm
ers. The promoters will cut their
own ties and will buy secondhand
rails. l.. &. Ri u.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28

The cast in Mercy. Mackaye's new
Oriental romance. "A Thousand Years
Ago." which has just had its first
presentation in New York. includes
such we'll known players as Henry p.
|Dixey, Frederick Warde, Sheldon
Lewis, Frank Mccormack, Rita Jol-
ivet, Edmund Roth, Albert Howson
and Allen Thomas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28
/ STANDARD
! :; Blood

Medicine tho whole world over
HOODS SARSAPARiLLA. Drug
eists everywhere sell and feel safe
in Recommending it because il
gives such general satisfaction.
Purifies, builds up, creates appe.
tits, ovsrcomes that tired feeling.
Get . bottle today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28

Henry v. Esmond, the eminent
English actor, and his company are
to appear first in New York on their
American tour in Mr.. Esm0nd's play,
Eliza Comes. to Stay" -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-28
1t wasn't necessary. I'm going to
fight this case and beat, It, 4. /,

LIT wasn't necessary. I'm going to
flight this cos and beat It. .
II can prove that I took out every
shell in the gun when brought It
into the house after a hunting trip. on,
Saturday. The yum was loaded when
II snapped the trigger, but I didn't
know It, and some, ono else put that
shell in. ! never had any trouble with
my wife. we got along Alne.g Il There
never was a word between us. This
devil in. Galesburg, Charley Ernst, is
responsible for my being here.
IF you will read my confession. you
will see that 1 admitted only what
Julia told them in her confession.
They showed me what she had said
and I admitted it to protect her. They
lied to me when they said I'd have
to do it to save the girl. You will
see that I did not make any state
ments Of my WI accord. After the
excitement died down and l had
time to think I began to, see that they
had foilel me, fbtt ] can prove my
innocence. L have not been right
since my; wife died. My heart has
been bad, And this detective fooled
me-
New Letter FOUND.
The following Letter, written by
Julia Flake to al aunt, came to light
today y,
North Henderson, Jan. 10, 1919.
Mrs. Jennie lake and Family:
Will tfy--snd~ stieFs to my .pr0mise
and write yen a, few lines. ! allssfline;
low are YOU am going 70 tales
burg Saturday,, Il guess, and stay uny
til Sunday night. win come down II
I can get a chance. Gee, I wish papa
had lived. Every time / so W. town
and get things charged, you knSqhw $50
I tell them to charge i: to II. PA "a
gins. They ask me twice all he1
time. Guess they are trying to find
out If L Will. call him papa Even
his folks told me they did not blame
me If 1 ditsnot call him papa. They
said they would not do It either.
won't call him papa if they Kill me
to do it. If they treat me wrong, or
anything, I will do as Uncle Charlie
asked me to do, and that is to go to
his place. l would give anything to
stay with Marie. Higgins said he
would not >of got married II 1t hadn't
been for me Ma said--well, why did
mt you wait and, marry Julia then?
He said-"'Cause she wouldn't have
me-" The other night ma told mel
better wash the dishes, and Bohsst0ld
mo m leave them unti1 mornings SO
l will close. Answer soon. Please:
let verna, or all of You come outssome
time. !: ,s'. !. Y. -
Z Your Niece, ...
JULIA FLAKE:
P. S.-Tlley all; tell;me l am getting
fat as pig. Ma-Bob1went to shoot
ting match today Answer soon.
This strange love tragedy has sevolv
ed itself into a bitter battle between
the state and the friends Of Higgins.
The mans father, sister and q, score
OF influential relatives are lined at
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Defining a Phenomenon.

What is a phenomenon" asked
one workman of another.
''It's like this. Suppose you were
to go out into the country and see
field of thistles growing"
YES"
"Well, that would not be a phe-
nomenon."
''No, that's quite clear" agreed
the other man.
But suppose you were to see a
lark singing away up in the sky"
"Yes."
"Well, that would not be a phe-
nomenon.."
"No, that also seems clear
"But imagine there is a bull in the
field"
Yes"
Gwen that would not be a phe-
nomenon."
"No."
"But, now, Bill, look here Sup
pose you saw that bull sitting on
them thistles whistling like a lark
we'll, that would be phenomenon"
-Pittsburg Chronicle.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of South Carolina
County of Bamberg-By Geo. P. Har-
mon, Esq, Judge of Probate.
Whereas, York HERS hath made
suit to me to grant him letters
of administration of the estate of and
effects of Lecy HERS, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors of the said Lecy
HERS, deceased, that they be
and appear before me in the Court OF
Probate, to be held at Bamberg, on
Saturday, July 18th, next, after
publication thereof, at II O'Clock in
the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said administra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
3rd day of July, A. D., 1914:
GEO. P. HARMON,
Judge of Probate.
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At the request of many friends,
and having had over two years ex-
perience in road building, have de-
cided to make the race for County
Supervisor, subject TO the rules and
regulations of the Democratic pri-
mary. If elected I promise to do my
full duty in every respect.
LAURIE P. MCMILLAN.
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Mrs. C. R. Hooton, of Denmark

Mrs. c. R. Hooton, of Denmark,
is visiting relatives in the city.
A nice gentle pony and rubber
tired runabout for sale. Pony five
years old and perfectly sound. Have
no further use for outfit is reason
for selling. Apply to A. W. knight,
Bamberg, S. C.
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Ehrhardt Banking Co., located at
Ehrhardt, S. c., at the close of busl-
ness June 30th, 1914.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts -.-S61, ,IO4.33
Overdrafts .... w 1854
Furniture and fixtures S56.06
Banking house 49,. .... 100000
Due from banks and
bankers . . .... 49,. 4,49S.37
Currency -. .... 1,325.00
Gold .... .... $1,000
coin 1,19S.Ss
Checks and cash items .... 57.9S
Total go. w .... ....s7S,26716
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in......-.S20,0 100000
Surplus fund -... 49,. .... go. 10000
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid 80. go. 80. go. .... go. 3,573.54
Individual deposits SUBJ
ject to check -. 49,. 2O,069.46
Savings deposits .... 49,. .-- 23,S22.36
Time certificates of de-
pOSlt 49,. $50. 2S.9U
Certified checks 49,. ... 49,. 10000
Other liabilities. viz: par
tial payment .... .-.- --- 1890
Total .... ---.9 10, o %
State of South Carolina-County OF
Bamberg.
Before me came A. F. Henderson,
Cashier Of the above named bank,
who, being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said bank, as shown
By the books of said bank.
A. F. HENDERSON. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 7th day of July, 1914.
FRANK H. COPELAND, (L.S.)
Notary Public, S. c.
Correct-Attest:
FRANK H. COPELAND,
J. C.. KINARD,
J. L. COPELAND, NJ. D.,
Directors.