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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

The roofs of the jail and court
house are being repainted, the con-
tract having been awarded to MIR. r.
NJ. Rowell.
Supervisor Mcmillan has recently
purchased a new road machine to be
used by the county chain gangs IN
road building.
The long drought seems to be
broken. While general rains have
not yet fallen, local showers have
visited various parts of the coun-
ty. and it is still Threatening.
According to hog census recently
taken by the county demonstration,
Bamberg last year raised 1880 hogs
for home use, and $500 for market.
For the State there were $4,000
hogs raised, in round numbers.
A painting crew of the Southern
railway is engaged in repainting the
freight and passenger stations in this
city. The passenger depot looks
greatly improved, since the coloring
of some parts of the station has been
changed.
The farmers are now busy cutting
grain-oats and wheat. The grain
crop is very short this year on ac-
count of the drought. A very large
acreage was planted in grain this
year, which will make the loss fall
heavily on the farmers.
Bamberg county had the largest
number of Ford automobiles in the
parade in Augusta last Wednesday,
winning the prize for the county en-
tering the greatest number Of Fords.
Eighty-two cars from Bamberg were
in the parade. Most of these were
entered by Mr.. c. F. Rizer, the Ford
dealer.
Do you read the 'buy at home
page that is appearing in The Herald
every week? If you are not doing
SO, you are missing a great treat.
Turn to it right now before you for
get it; read the editorial in the CEN
ire, and then read the advertisement
of each of the live merchants on the
page.
The price of everything in this
newspaper Office that goes to print a
newspaper has gone up-except the
subscription price. Now you can
help us to keep the. subscription price
down, even when the price of print
ing materials is almost double, SIM
ply by paying up your subscription
promptly when it is due.
Rev. J. K. Goode, of Blackville,
preached at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning. Rev. w. R. Nc
MILAN, pastor of the Baptist church,
preached the baccalaureate sermon
before the Blackville high school Sun
day morning. Rev. Mr.. Goode Will
leave Blackville June first, having
accepted the pastorate of the Shan
don Baptist church, Columbia.
Last Sunday evening the cantata,
esprit of Eastertide,'' was sung at
Trinity Methodist church by chorus
from the Baptist and Methodist
choirs. A large crowd was present,
there being no services at the Bap-
tist church. This cantata was re-
Gently presented with great success
at the Baptist church, and was re-
peated by request at Trinity church.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18

An 143-mile automobile mail and
passenger line has been established
in the Transbaikal province of ST.
IBERIA.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18
Meeting of Bamberg Democratic Club

There will be a meeting of the
Bamberg Democratic club held in the
court house on Saturday, May goth,
at $3.50 o'clock, p. M, for the trans
action of some business to come be-
fore the club. J. B. BLACK,
Chairman.
Bamberg, May 16, 1915.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18
A Pertinent Question.

The Fond Mother-Nice girls
never put themselves forward before
the men.
The Wise Daughter-Then how do
the men find out they're nice?-
Judge,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18
Silver Wedding Anniversary.
The following invitation has been
"1891-1916

The following invitation has been
issued:
"1891-1916
"Mr. and Mrs Harry Malcolm Gra-
ham request the pleasure of your
company Friday evening, May the
twenty-sixth, from nine to twelve
o'clock. Twenty-sixth anniversary.
Bamberg, South Carolina. Harry
Malcolm Graham, Jennie Lawton
Kirkland"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18

Charley Chaplin on Wednesday.
Come and laugh. Thielen Thea
tre.-adv.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18

night, when the contest closed:
H. N. Bellinger, Bamberg ---- II ~
Mrs. R. S. Davies, Barnwell --15
B. R. Clayton, Spartanburg.-15
Mrs. E. V. Camp, Barlow, Fla. IL
Miss Gladys Warn, Bamberg - 2
Ruby Kinard, Ehrhardt - - - IL
Miss Emily Dixon, Bishopville 10
Mrs. J. E. Fielder, Cope - - - 10
Oliver Faber Folk, Bamberg - 10
Miss Susie Hayes, Bamberg - 10
Mrs. J. o. Ritter, Olar - - .. 10
Miss Kathleen Oswald, Olar - 9
Randolph Smoak, Bamberg - 8
Miss Rosa Adams, Bamberg.- 8
Mrs. Robert Black, Bamberg.- 8
Capt. w. S. Bamberg, Bamberg 8
Miss Lottie Proveaux, Olar - 8
w. C. Patrick, Bamberg - - 8
Mrs. J. F. Kearse, Olar - - 6
Albert Smith, Ehrhardt - %
J. S. Breeland, Olar % - -.- 4
B. G. HERS, Ehrhardt :. - - l
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18

Don't fail to see Charley Chaplin
Wednesday. Thielen Theatre.-adv.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Under This Head Zoc'
For 25 Words or Less.

For SaIe-Dry wood. Apply to J.
H. MURPHY, Bamberg, S. Z. o-l9.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18

Professional Notice. will be out
of my office for the next three weeks
on professional business; after which
time I will be at my office in Bam-
berg as heretofore. DIR. THOMAS
BLACK, JR.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18

Wanted-White, red and water
oak stave and heading bolts, and ash
heading bolts. Write for prices and
specifications. THE SOUTHERN
COTTON OIL COMPANY, Cooperage
department, Savannah, Ga. 1t.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-05-18
Mothers Day in Sunday-School.

Bamberg, May 16, 1916.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
"Y los HUERTOS?!" Dice
FL "CLOBE" De NUE.
"a YORK
PUBL|CA UN EDITORIAL CAIIFICARDO De
VAClLAkTE, COMO SIEHPRE, la PG-
Utica DE Mr.. WILSON
TsIegrama Especial para Ia PRESsA

Nl'ENA YORK. JUNO 90. -":il VII
son arrpta Ia !ib"rlad i" Io> priSio-
nrro> americans como r"pararl"n
Sufirlcnte para ahStenrrSe de- rual-
miera acci6n rytrema IN Mexico, Las
ro>a> :" habrin quedad0 4 mrdiaS
drSdr u mom"nlo Ell QUE nln@una
reparacidn o!rera : Primer .i"Lr I'or
los SOldadoS muerloS en Carrizat.'
Fin Jos anterioreS terminus :" rX-
presa Il Globe" IN Un articu.o crl-
tOrial III que cOmenta Ia entraga Il"
los SoldadoS american0S que IuaTnn
hachos priSiOneroS por los carraTclS-
taS pn cl cOmbatp De t.arrzal Agrc-
ga que con eSa raparaci6n inc0mp."-
Ia. los incidentes como ?! d" CarrZal
So repetiran mientraS las fuerzaS a.
maricahaS due rStan rn Mexico StaIE
inadecuadaS para afrontaT Ia Sltua-
ciin. Achaca tndaS las dificultades a
III phliil'd NhtiidIl't h'l fA'SibOht'
Wilson y dice lu" Si i presidente
cree que las tropaS americans no
tisneD deracho a astar IN Mexico,
deheria SacarlaS inmediatamente pc
TO 81 por 81 contFario. cree que les
aSiste =. irrechO para pernfaaleceT
ali irhp rafnryar.laS rOnVanipniamau
tt para evitaa los ataqueS del enc
migo. Termina diciendo que el hecho
de lua - linite a inSiStir Solanente
Ell Ia libertad d. los prisioneroS Is.
quita fuerza al principle de que las
tr0paS d. los EStadoS UnidoS astan
en- Su derecho permas2ecienio en- Ne
Xicc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
Ell nueUo Nitro. espanol
Nega a Veracruz
ServieIe z.spec1r- para LA PRENsa.

CIupAD DE MEXICO. Junio %.
Aver en- Ia noche lego al puerto
de VeracruZ el nuevo MiniStro del
gobierno espanol en- Mexico, senior
Alexandra Padilla Bell. Quien fu6 re-
cibido en- ese puerto por algunos de
los altos emp!eadoS de Ia Secretari4
de Reiaciones del gobierno de facto.
Gran significaci6n politica Sc le
atribuye Ia venita del nuevo Nj
niStro de ESpana y Ia reception de
que fue objeto por parte de funcio-
narios del gobierno carrancista. lie
gdndose aseSurar que el enviado de
S. n. el Rey Alfonso ofrecera Ia me-
diaci6n amistosa de Espana para el
arreglo de las actua!es dificuitades
entire Mexico y los Estados UnidoS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
NO Sc D|Ri QUE UN TRATk-
Do FUE WSTO COMO IN
PAPfL SIN VALOR"
HR. WILSON RECIBIO EN- LA CASA BLANCA
A UNA DElfCACiOh DE- IA S0CI{-
DAD De DAMAS PkCIFISTAS

WASHINGTON. .iuni" "9-Tna
dnIr=a.idn de-. Par,lio f"mrn;nn ii"
in Pal. yi>iii h,.y n. Presidents. VII
>"n rn Ia CASA R'anra, para prdir"
nu. hir;rra i"i" }" possible p"rIu"
"a question m"yiranu Iuvirra ma
-n!uriin plriilra Il. atumr,ln como
|" pr,.NI"n" =! iralI.i" ,plr exist" en-
lr" N'yi," y - F.>,ad"s Iiri i"S.
T.. prn> ,i"ul" VII. ,n ronlr>fI "A
.I"iHgarIdn i, mIi"r"$ pariflSIaS. ln
>i.uirni 'Nunr;i :" :ilr;i "n mi Nj
mim>tlarlim lu. la.llIl"" lratai"
T.. ~ f.~'ad"s l'ulIo> fi,' y!Stn ,.u-
IN" mn p"'IaIn IL. papri sin VaIor.
N"~",r"> iI"ru"S 'I''-a,i" z una crisis
tai. qlI', Jos a,!"> ,ri,n aroyar las
palahrI-. R"aiinrni. n"S"Ir"- irn"-
m"- una gran >Iriila il arlacia 81 nlIH-
ma m,Niran" \ apnyHun> ~ drS"0
H.. :nt.'fUdi-" p"f' :! >t'i". p"r0 he
mos i'.-a,i" 4 TN punt" "n rIIr nS
u"r!~arjn IN : in~i~iamn~ "n an" las
NiliH> Y Ia tjirT;ai ,'' nm">tr" pueblo
d"b'n "sIar u >aIya IL. las i"pr"'Ia-
rinn." Hr I"> blndbi"> mrXiran0>.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30

Ell PASO. Texas. Junio %. Al
medic dia dc hoy. llegaron a la ciudad
vecina. los veintitres soldados neeroS
del Decimo Cuerpo de c.baiieria,
Que fuercn hechoS prisione IS Ell 81
combatc dc CarriZal, Y sc encOntrabHn
prisioneroS er la penitenciaria de Ia
Ciudad de chihuahua.
VarioS centos de personals Sc en-
contraban congreeadaS ell la eStaci6n
del ferrocarril donde liegar5n los
prisioneros. ysestcs fueron objeto de
las birlaS de los mexicaEoS cuanGo
aparecieron Ell el vestibulo del carY0.
La indumentaFia de los prisioneros
era muy curiosa, pues solamente una
parte de eilos traia su traie compile
to; algunos traian toalias Y lielZos
en- la cabeZa COMO Sombreros. Y les
falta el saco 81 pantal6n.
Con los prisione oS negros lego el
guia mormon que tambien fue cap
turado en- Carrizal, quien parecla
muy nervioso; en-. cambio todD los
negros demostraron gran >erledad V
solo uno de ellos. Sc manifestaba
sonricnte. Este habl6 en- nombre de
Sus companeros, un corresDonSal
americana, lie dijo: "Tenemos mu-
cho gusto de regrcsar nuestra tie
IRA"
Francisco GonZaieZ, comandante
carrancista en- Ciudad iuarez y An
dres Garcia, consul del gobierno de
facto. en- esta eiudad, Sc encontra-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
LLECAN A LA FRONTFRA Los SOLDAD0S
ECROS QUE ESTAbAN PR|S|ONEROS
Acusan de crueldad los mexicanos y dicen que
estos tuyieron 40 muertos 49 heridos
en- eI combate de- CarrizaI

han en- la estaclon esperanto el tren
reereSo i los pocos momentoS Sc
guido De la guardia que habia custo-
diaAo a los priSioneros. Con eSos SOL
dados form6 Gonzalez una valla pa
ri que pudieria pasar por entire Ia
multitud los priSioneros al ser cor
ducid0s IA ia cCmandancia militar.
En- ell puente international sc ha-
lila congrcgado una multitud eSre-
rando el paso de los priSioneros. des-
de las primeraS horas de la mana
na, pues sc habia dicho que el tren
que les traia .arribaria q Ciudad Jua-
rez en- las prlmeras horas de Ia mana
ia. Cuando los curiosos supieron Que
haSta Ia p. NJ, !legaria el tren con
los soldados a Ciudad Juarez, muchos
abandonaron el puesto. pero todavia
hasta las dos de la tarde era auy re-
gular el niimero de los que espe,sban.
Habia tambicn en- el puente interna-
cional algunas maquinas cinemat6grS-
fcas para tamar vistas de los prisio-
leros.
Spillsbury, el guia mormon. fua
eEtrevistado por un periodista, Y de-
claro que no saba quien habia disna-
rado el primer tiro en- el combate de
Carrizal- Agrega que despues de Ia
segunda conferencia entire .el captain
Boyd ell general Gomez, le aconse-
10 a aquei que Sc retiraran, pero que
el captain le resrondio: ''Yo soy eli ie-
L.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
Parece aclararse ell misterio que envuelve la
desaparicion de Villa. Aseg1rase que el ban
doIero murio en- ell rancho de las Nieves
bandOlero
cue de6 domino pas trat0
de potencia a potenca de Republicay
loer6, interesar Europa America

hicieron fucgo nuIrido de fuSileria y
ametralladcraS. Y los hombrea lie
Arrange apenas tuvieron tiempo-!Gs
uue uucdarou vivoS de montar Y eS-
caparsc prccipitadamente.. Villa. Sc
run cuentaY. recibi6 dos balaZoS en- a
GAIA del cucrpo, pero las lesI0nes no
la impidieron muir. y desapareci6 co-
mo sombra por vericuetos Y montanaS,
que cCnocia acknowledgements.
"DeSde entonces. NADIA 81. Supu dc
81 Il punto fiio. y cuanto Sc decia
no. eran Sino vcrSicres vagaS y sin
fundamento.
VILLA MURIO EN- LAS NIEVES"
''Lo cierto que Villa debe haberse
Sentido bastante grave de las ne.idas.
porque Sc dirigi0, seguido de Sus ami
Cos mas Ieales. al rancho de Las Me.
YES" en- el EStado de Durango. que
fuG de la propiedad'' de Su cOmpa-
Dire Tomas Urhina. ALI pensaba GU
raysc. para vo!ver Il Ia campana con-
ira los amcricanOs. Il quienes habia
iurado guerra 4 muerte.
En- Las Nieves" no hay medicos.
nj medicinas. Y quiza nj curanderas y
"tentoneS, que, en- los ranches Sa-
nan a los enfermoS mas graves, Sc
gun cuenta el vulgo, con solo pasar-
les In mano por el miemhro enfermo.
Y nor esta raz0n Villa Sc agravaba
de dia en- dia. perdiendo fuerzas y Ia
esperanZa de vivir.
"En. esta situacion-y trasmito 4
usted los informes que me han daoe
-dur6 mas de un mes, luchando en-
tire Ia vida Y Ia muerte; hasta que,
por fin. muri6 diciendo: 'menos NAL,
que no rse mataron los gringos, sino
mis- hermanos. .....'
"Sus companeros 10 enterraron, Sc,
cretamente, Ell Las NieveS, juntO al
Iugar en- donde yacen los reStos de su
compadre Tomas Urbina, quien ma
to en- el propio sitio.
NO tengo inconvenie@te-concluyo
nuestro entrevistado-en autoriZar j
usted para que publique Ia version
anterior, porQue la creo cieFta, por
mas que sea neceSario aun ratificarla
con mejores inyestigacioneS. Ell hecho
es cue Villa no aparece por ninguna
parte, que su inactividad es prueba
evidente de que ha muerto, porque un
hombre como e. da Siempre que decn'
~ janas permanece oculto por tarto
tempo. No lie quepa usted la menor
Guda: Villa ha mue.to, y debemos ale
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
Sc reiInen los deiegatloS Il la Con-
icrencia de Manufacturers.

Los drl"-ado- 4 iaS r0nrrrrUria>
ronyocada> pei, 10, manufacturers
'i". R-ino. cr."hraron hoy una jun
n ' iurasl., ella iiScu!irron saS me
dida> Iun ,i"berin ainptaT para pro-
star ant. =. =ohi""no Contra los
:unpur>io> d. guerra duc 81 MiAiste-
ri" d. lIari"nda ACADIA dr poner IN
Ni.Dr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
.errn,lx ataca sacramento Il los ca-
talani>ta> p0r Slt labor.

FL senior LerTOuX, en III SenSaclo-
nal di>curso -que p-onunci6 hey ~
81 parlamanto. atac6 SeveFamenie a
los cataIaniStaS. piio el Sejnr Ln-
rroux: los GcGiona!i>tas a>taa ira
bajanho por dcsJrnir la uuidad na-
ciona. d. EspaTa. rn eSta nora ~
que eNiSte un grave pe.igro interna-
ciOna!."
E. diScurSo d LnrrouN Cut muv
eeIebrado. eSpec.almHnta por los e!"-
mentoS adicloS al =ofrierno que pre-
side el Sfnor Conie de 'RnmanCneS.
Desembarearon Ell Mallorca veinti-
cinco SuperyivienteS del ''PiaO."
Veinte ' cinco Superviviente> del
vapor italiano Pine" torpedeado '
hundido por un submarine, han des-
euabarcado hoy en- MaIlorca, IslaS Ba
leares, ssgln despa:aoS oficiales re-
cibidos esta tarde.
81 gohierro m o-ianado lue Se tG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30

VILLA ha muerto: viva Villa -
exclamaba con jdbilo t noche paSada
I'm rcfugiado chihuahuense que spfri"
del bandolcro todo linaje de atent9 .
dos '. tropeiia~.
Nos Ilam6 Ia atencion la noticia De
In muerxe de uorotco Arrange. dada
aSi cor tant;, seguridad, Y "esuylia-
men1e nos dccidimos encarArnOs
COZ el ''paisano," listos para be5er
Ga despecho de Ham Y Ramsev) 49,.
en- esa fuerte de information.
Olga listed. senor. Ie dijimos
ESQ de que villa ma muerto" y 10
Aemas que confi6 <u discretion al
.puente de los suSpiros" en- Ia caiie dc
Houston. debe ponerse Ell limplo, pa
"a pasarse 4 los linotipoS. De maue-
"a que. aqui esramoS para que nos ji-
ga 10 que sabe acerca del particular.
El ''refugiado" no vacil6 un ms
tante. solto la siguiente narracion.
rogandonos 10 de siempre: que no
dieramoS Su nombre, 'porque 81 Villa
resucita. ......" dijo, Sc come de
una tarascada las cuatro chivas que
me ouedan en- el rancho"
"Recnrdara ustea-enpezo-1ue
Francisco Villa libr6 TN cOmbate. ha-
ce dos meses meseS mas m=nos, con
las fuerzas carrancistas del coronel
Cano. en- el distrito de Guerrero, "a
cuando la ''expedici6n punitiya" del
general Pershing eStaba muy adentro
en- el territorio de mi Estado natal.
Chihuahua. Cano SorprenGii6 a los Vi
lliseas aesmontados Y tranQuilos, Y asi
!o@r6 disperSarlos haciendoleS aigu-
mas baiaS. Gebo advertir que 81 ban.
dolero Villa. no traia mucha gente,
pues no Ia necesitaha. Hahia inicladc
la guerra de guerrillas. Y SuS hon.
bres estaban divididos en- uT; .xtcr
sa region, con objet" dc hostilizar
q las fuefzas invasoras de !nS E.sla
dos Unidos Y atacar. cuando Sc po-
dia. las poblaciones Tronterizas &c
este lado del Bravo. ASi Sc eXplica
que Villa. Ell 81 combate 4 Que me
refiere. haya tenido solo unoS Sesenta
Il ochenta hombres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
COMO FUE Ell COMBATE

"Algunas personas venidas de Chi
huahna, me refirieron. grandes
rasgos, como fue el combate. Villa
Y y:sus hombres descansaban ranguiia-
mente, deSpueS de larga jornada, en-
el fcndo de un gran barranco, que
creyeron los ocultaria perfectamente
de los carrancistas, unicos ouieras
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
Ia lfCACION nEXIClNA EN- MADRID DA
NOT|CIA DEL CONbATE De CARRIzAL
Ierroux ataco en- el Parlamento los cataEanis-
tas por Ia campana que estan hacienda

proircriih a lo> -uprryiyiantaS i"i
Darcn m"nriOnaio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other meIicsn nsWs-
paper in the United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
LlBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre osted sus libros en- espahoI .
ixnacio E. Lozsno, GOT Dolorosa St. San
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es la mas hsrsta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30

(Pasa = Ia Dag. So. Col. la.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30

(Viene de Ia Pae. ze,)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-29

HOBART. Okla. De. D--HchsNs
cemetery, started daring sss towns ~
IN 1901. will be moved oWd cuAsoo 1oll1
with The ciiy's bssyimg sroua4 IN
first lev destMs eccusved kese 49,
land could b< secured Tor : csuHoo y.
and the h0dies were buried o. seo41
land nefiAoast q town. Forty sQ0
Of THE esoen9 recently ehsnssd ~ \
and the eeW ewyes hes saised - G1)Q11
ton 10 ~ eariel plos. Tht aoGlo6 q
the vsfs0Qo oofied h We eeasGoogt ~
not kNoWo - - secofd ves ~ az
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-29
HOLIDAY CRoyI|l
FILLS BUDAPEST
FOR CORONATION
City forgets War While New.
King Takes Office.

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Dec. -
The coronation iestivities are in IN
swing here. under the brightest Of wia.
ter skies, and Budapest for Tie tius
being seems to have forgotten the wae.
A holiday crowd moves throssh strssfs
gay with flags and bunting. many a
the people ~ the Nspleadid ns(iessl
sarb. The principal thorosshfssss sse
crowded with automobiles. street ear.i
riagcs, mounted and unGnomted off,
GERS in full dress. 5
Notwithstanding the rain yestesdny
an unprecedented crowd witnessed ~
entry Of King Chafles. Visitors caglo
from Ill parts Of the country.
The inaugural DIPLOMA was hande1
to the king last evening By . dspuoBs
ton from both houses OF parlismoaL
Today the king returned the diplona
to parliament with his signature ~
parliament administered the oath. N
crown guardians were selected b. ~
king. II was an impressive cerenoSy,
The coronation ceremonies Will ~
gin at J o'clock Saturday nsoeaiaR
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SHIP PASSENGERS
Drift ALL NIGHT
IN OPEN BOATS
Mine Sinks Russian Vessel;
Three Drowned.
BY CLIFFORD LEON SHERMAN.

NEW YORK, Dec. D--The Russian
steamship kursk while bound from
Archangel, Russia. for New York with
l16 passengers aboard. hit a mine No
yember y off Kirkwail. Scotland. One
passenger and two members Of the crew
were drowned while lifeboats were be-
ing launched.
Passenger Drift All Night.
Part Of the Kursk's aeru was torn of
by the explosion and she was later
,owed into Kirk~all by English patrol
boats. Her passengers and crew. how,
ever, drifted oil night in open boats be-
fore being picked up.
News Of the accident was brough,
here by the rescued passengers. who ar
rived on hoard the steamship Lapland
from Liverpool.
Pound by Patrol Boats.
The Kursk hit ti,e m,ne about II
o'clock At night and il was o .. m. the
next day before the English patrol boats
found the steamships drifting lifehOats
The Kursk, . vessel Of 1860 tons gross
piled regularly between New York ant
Archangel UP until about three month,
ago. when with other Russian passenger
ships voyaging between the two ports
she was withdrawn. The kursk lef,
Archangel on November Is.
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Wealthy You,s Iadias Malriss.

DONhNI, Okio., Dcc. ~ special
News Of the marriage Of Ben Hun
ter Dwight. assistant county attorney,
and Miss Eileen Perkins, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. !, Perkins Of Durant.
became known today, and came as q
complete surprise 10 their many friends.
The couple lef, Immediately for New
York for their honeymoon. The groom
is three quarter blood. and one ol
the wealthiest and bcst-known young
Indians in the state He is 4 graduate
OF the law department OF Columbia uni
versity, and an attorney Of considerable
ability.
The young bride is one OF the bellies
Of this section. her psrentx being old
residents and prominent Both were
raised in Dursnt
The groom's mother. Mrs. !, A.
Hing. . hsIf-blood Choctaw. is owner
of the Atwood hotel here and also
wealthy.
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ovERi.AND--siH horsepower. s-passen-
ger, almost new, fine shape. for sale
Al bargain; write r. r. Royce. Home
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FOR SALE Cheap. good shelving and
display tables, The Famous, lf5 w.
Grand
BEAUTIFUL Japanese Lynx fur coal
Fields Chicago; worn two seasons. bar.
gain. III East Seventh
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