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Count and Countess BernstorH
 Bid FareWeu To Many Friends

late tomorrow night to sail for home Wednesday on the Danish liner Fled erick VIII.
 All but last-minute packing has been completed at the embassy and trunks are piled in the rooms. The file rooms. in which official papers are kept. have been put in order aud ev- erything is in readiness for the Swiss minister. who has taken over Gtrina- ny's interests in this country, to ps- sume charge.
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ALASKA PUBLIC LANDS %. .....
 MAY BE OPEN 10 ENTRN.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-A bill au- thorizing homestead entries on public lands in Alaska containing coal. oil or gas with a limited patent to the en- tryman. reserving the coal. oil or gas to the United States. was passed to- night by the Senate.
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(By Review Leased Wire)

HAVRE. France, Feb. l2.--The Bel gian government says il has learned that labOrers at Bruges are being ar rested in the streets by Germans and Immediately sent to the German front along the Yser where they are forced ro do military work. such as putting up barbed wire fences and digging trenches.
 It is asserted that 75 per cent Of the men who were compelled to pre- sent themselves to the military au- thorities have been taken for work. These men are between the ages of 15 and 45. They leave. their homes Monday and return Saturday On their arrival home they are declared to be greatly depressed because of in sufficient nourishment, which consists of a quarter of loaf Of war bread in the morning and fruit soup made of
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CONSIDERATION OF
 NAVAL BILL ENDED
(By Review Leased Wire.) ]

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.- Consid- eration of the annual naval bill. ap- propriating 65.OOO.00O to continue the building program and carrying various emergency provisions request ed by the administration to meet the international crisis. virtually was com pleted in the house today and the bill will be brought to a nal vote tomfior- row.
 Under a special rule an administra-
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NINETEEN MEMBERS OF
 TORPEDOED SHIP SAVED.

LONDON. Feb. 12.-Nineteen mern- bers of the crew of the British tank steamer Saxonian. which was sunk February $ by German submarine, were rescued. according to a Central News report. Eight men were in- jured.
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REAR ADMIRAL IDE
 DIES NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-Rear Ad- miral George E. Ide. |. s. \. retired. died at his home here today. He was born in Stevensville. O.. and was graduated from Annopolis. in 1865.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-13
TUG SINKS WHILE
 GOING THROUGH ICE.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 12.-The tug Ashland. of the Atlantic Transport company. was sunk this evening try ing to get through the ice. Her crew was rescued
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7z 5:;.; s;:=a ;;;;.;::; JEAN SAILORS
 CAPTURED BY GERMANS
 WILL N0T BE RELEASED

Imperial Government Announces Intention of Holding Sea-
 Until Confident Crews Teuton Ships Interned in This Country Will Be Treated Fairly; Formla Notification of Attitude Handed United States Through Swiss Minister
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-06
NUTMEG STATE PARTY GLAD
TO GET BACK TO DAVTONA

A pleasant party of visitors from
the Nutmeg state. practically all of
the members of which were in Day
tOna last winter. arrived Monday from
points on the lower east coast and
are guests at the Tourist hotel. The
party includes Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Har-
rison. OF Warehouse Point. Conn: Mr..
and Mrs. George Glover. Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. j Pease. OF Windsor Locks; Miss
Jane Harrison, Miss Mary Hilditch,
Robert Hilditch and Mrs j. G. Creel-
man. % Thompsonville. and Mrs E. ii
Talcojt. OF Harrington. Conn. The
party had been az Miami ard West
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-06
PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY
MEETING NEXT FRIDAY

The committee III charge OF ar
rangements for the l'hird ANNUAL
melting OF the Pennsylvania society
desires 10 remind all pennsylvanians
in Davjona and vicinity tha5 the meet
ing viii he held. as previously al
nounced at ; 30 next Friday afternoon
in t,py, orth hall Of the First NJ T.
church. corner OF Palmetto avenue ana
BAY street
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F. Peckham, Putnam Heights. Conn.
Edward j. Mungovan, Valparaiso, Ind.
T. A. Mungovan. Anderson. Ind. Mrs
j. ID. CobaCgh. Miss J. Cobaugh, Mrs
s. c. kaylor. Cleveland, O.
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IVY LANE lNN-Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert w. Harris, Chicago; J. c. Jack
son. A. G. Jackson, Fort Plain. n Y
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Palm Beach and had planned - =

Palm Beach and had planned . -
to ST. Petersburg. but finally g.
to come to Daytona instead 81
Mr.. Harrison put it. are giaa III
here again. where they have t.
among whom are included H. K
ard and family. of TbomQocq
Conn.,. who have been spendng
winters here for several years.
Harrison says the various Ms011
OF the party are united in their r
erence for Daytona over either -
or West Palm Beach
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SEvlllE-Mr and Mrs. Willis F
Dyend, Fort Plain. n Y; Mrs Ingram
Chicago; Mr. and Mrs T. r Smith
Oakland, Cal
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PRINCE GEoRGE-Mr. and Mrs.

PRINCE GEORGE-Mr. and Mrs c.
\. Buzzen, New London. Conn; Miss
Irene Booth, St Augustine, Mr. and
]. ID. Clement. kalamazoo. Mich. Mr.
and Mrs. w. +. Holbrook. Keen. \
H; +. K. Joyde. St. Augustine; NJ F
Moriarty, Providence. Il. l., j. IL
Burke, Valley Falls. r. l.; Mrs. +, V
Duryee, Miss L. Duryee. Suffern. n Y
Mrs. G.. Sharran and child: Anna
Mich: Mr.. and Mrs 4 H. Enreckee
Chicago, i'll, Mr. and Mrs. w. S
Towne, Merrick Towne. pinebrook
y j.; +. Byro, Albany. n Y: Mr.. an,
Mrs. Joseph Orr. Chicago. III: Nj. ane
Mrs. VIM. Sluin, Wilmington. Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Isaac Turner, vii
mlngton Del: II f Bates. II f. Ar
mold, Boston. Mass, Mrs Max Stern
Miss Helene K. Stern. Karl II Stern
Conton. @
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othv Southworth. Mrs F.. Overin, New
York; f. f. Coursen. Stockbrldge.
Conn; T. Edward kromholz, BYrhng
ton. Vt
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iSLiNGTON-Mr and Mrs Horace
Allyn, Troy, Ohio.
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PRINCESS iSSENA-Mr and Mrs
T. &. Janney, Miss Janney. Minneap
oils, Minp; Mrs. J. B. Neil, Columbus
O.. Mrs Miriam T. Cross. baby and
maid Portsmouth. q.
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PALMETTO HOUSE-G " Ros
we'll. Oneonta. n y, Mr. and Mrs. S
f. Burger. Pittsburg. Pa. Miss NJ
Stewart. Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs "
B. Moon. Altoona. Pa.
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SChMiDT'S hOTEl-R b Barr
Atlanta. Ga: Mr. and Mrs r. 5
Smith. DR.. and Mrs. H. B. ketchum
Auburn. n Y; +. S. Rogers. Enid
Okla, T. J. McAvay. Grafton, w. Va
Mrs. Ernest Dub. Leo Johnson. Buffalo
n y
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OEsPLAND Lottie NJ Ross !

OESPlAND Lottie Vi Ross. LIN
coin Neb. Mr.. and Mrs Il : Sher-
wood. Bridgeport Conn, Mr.. and Mrs
+. W Martin, Cleveland: Mr.. and Mrs
" a Gaylord, Clarkesburg, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w Dodd. East Orange
\. J., Florence Bingham A. w Bling
ham. East Orange \. j. Mr. and Mrs
r u. Potter Dorothy Potter, Rome.
= Mr.. and Mrs j A. Dasher Val.
dosta, Ga. Dr. Grace Peckham Muir
ray, New York, Miss X F. Peckham,
fatrain Heights, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs.
i. H. Taggart Manchester, \. II. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Mosher. Mrs. A
l.. Brewer. Chicago. Mrs. j. b. Phil
lips, East Orange. \. j.; T +. Fitz-
gerald and family. Daytona; Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. Z Hessell. New York; c. r.
Johnson. j. NJ. Johnson. Knoxville,
Tenn, Mr.. and Mrs George Twigg.
j. \ Twigg. Margaret Twigg. St Al.
bans. Vt; Miss A. F., Coughlin, Hart.
ford, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Stu.
art. New York: Dr. G. A Mehardi
Dastona, Miss G. Z, Heioeman. Read
ing. Pa; Mrs. c. A. Reilly, Philadel
phia Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Gaylon
Knoxville, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Tar
/ box Orcola. III Mr.. and Mrs w. F.
/ Sehenck. Harrisburg Pa. Mr.. and
! Mrs l.. d. Rowes, Wilmington. Del
4 g. \. Donnally. Chicago.
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The paper that goes home
navtona Daily News.
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RiDGEWOOD Mr.. and Mrs r

R'OGEWOOD Mr. and Mrs H &.
Stewart Miss Stewart, Mr. and Mrs
It. l. ketselman. Miss Grace Trotter.
Muncle Ind Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Blake. Washington. Mr. and Mrs Fl
) Bond. Miss Doris Bond Hartford
Conn !; Miss Bergen, Mrs Waterman.
Gill, Mr. and Mrs c. F.. Griffng
nanbury. Conn MIR ana Mrs George
ID, Post. New Haven, Conn Mr.. and
Mrs t. II. statesman. Toledo Mr. and
Mrs. w E. Helm. Belleville Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. L. j Hinde. son and
daGghter. Toledo, Mr. and Mrs F. /
Nlkof Red Bank \ j. Mrs ].
Shanck. kevton, \ Mr. and Mrs
WA Walden Boston, Mr.. and Mrs
+. II Packard. Mr. and Mrs. L. II
Howard, Rrockton. Mass: Mr. and
Mrs ). Z Rayles Mrs J. H Ludiam
Nr and Mrs +. \. Hegeman. oyster
Bay, L. l.. Mrs L NJ Bingham. Miss
! Amy Bingham. Burlington. Vt Afr
, sad Mrs " (. Southworth, Miss Dor
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

WlNDSOR-An Wolf. Schenec
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6ENNETT-Mr. and Mrs. Berkeley
Brandt, Mrs. Mary A. Emery, Mrs S !.
I. Napier. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs
S. A Clemmons. Mr.. end Mrs j. NJ
Evans. Sterling. Ill, Mr. and Mrs
j. T. Evans, Grand Tower, H.. Mrs
F. l.. Wilcox. Berlin. Conn; Mrs +.
w Benham. New Britain. Conn: ] |
Nc\ally ('hicapo
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SEASIDE iNN-Mrs Amelia Egon
augh, Nicholasville. Ky. Wm [ Cav
ell Detroit Mich Helen c. Hammond
May Garthwaite. Robert GritIifYita Fl
mira, \ y. Miss Ada Birkin la "
BROOKLYN \ ~: Mr.. and Mrs William
Hughes. Miss Elizabeth Sinott. Padu
cab, Ky, DR.. Grace Pechham, Miss X
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OAkS-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox
Conn, Mrs. j T Sinner. Walter
Sinner Ind. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Galloway, Fowler. Ind Robert C.
Jacobs Bloomington. III Miss !! f
Blake Frysburg. Be. +; Mrs Edward
kimbau. North Brighton, Me; Mr.. and
Mrs. b. 3 Coston. Jacksonville; Heller
Robinson. Cleveland, II L. Cornelison
Jacksonville
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HAMILTON Mr. and Mrs. \. T
Splitter, Medina, OHIO; II c. Hubul
Port Huron. Mich J G Cuehen. \ L
Worse. ST f'airs. MieAl II. (. +.
Schultz. Buffalo; \ O3teman. =. +,
Edwards = 81 kinesbuiv. /. A Raie
Washington, L. C.. = J Davis Gus
Hopkins. u. S McGraw ~ +, john
son. S j Northlngton, Jacksonville
MISS Rosa .. Meehat. Albert +. Nee
ran Philadelphia + Il Irown. s Fl
tiappegset Jack sonyine
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EXCLuSIVENESS

very graceful ink Is reflected III
hesa advance models they are fine
Ana best OF all. there's a happy sur
Prise IN prices. despite the growing
scarcity Of everything that goes into
making
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-09-20
Missionary Meeting.

The Woman's Missionary society
of the Baptist church held its regu-
lar meeting last Wednesday after
noon: subject for the afternoon: In
All Judea." Mrs. Robert Black con-
Quoted the devotional exercises and
was assisted by Mrs. A. w. Knight,
who read a paper. Mrs. J. j. Heard
sang a solo and Mrs. c. w: Rentz
made a talk. This concluded the
devotional meeting and the business
session was then entered into.
After roll call, dues collected and
minutes read, $3.50 above our year
apportionment was found to be in the
treasury. A letter from Mrs. Chap
man was read. This was an urgent
appeal for State missions. 1t was
decided that the money on hand be
sent as a special offering to State
missions.
We are to observe three days of the
September week of prayer, beginning
Tuesday, the 25th, and continuing
through Thursday, the 9th. The
envelopes, which have been distrib-
uted will be handed in on the last
day of the meeting.
There we're twenty-four members
present at he meeting. Several ne"
names we're added to quilt patch
Mrs. w. C. Zeigler offered to com
mence work on the patch. Reports
were made by Mrs. Miles Black ano
Mrs. NJ. E. Aver of our annual meet
ing which was recently held at Olar
After prayer by Mrs. Alice Zelgler
the society was adjourned.-Corres'
ponding secretary.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-09-20
Many Leave for College.

A large number of young ladies
and gentlemen from Bamberg left
within the past week or so for the
respective colleges, and many more
will leave this week. Among those
who have already gone and who will
leave this week are the following:
Winthrop college, Rock Hill
Misses Eunice Hunter, Mabel Sim
mons, Pauline Cook, Nell Black
Claire Kearse and Lerline Herndon.
Coker college, Hartsvilfe-Misses
Leona Brabham and Lucille Hunter.
Lander college, Greenwood-Mlss-
es Carey Graham and Virginia Folk.
Washington and Lee University,
Lexington, Va.-Francis T. Rice.
Trinity college, Durham, N. c.
McGee Bamberg.
Furman University, Greenville-
Belton Hair.
Wofford college, Spartanburg-
Pinckney Smoak and Elliot Watson.
Converse college, Spartanburg-
Misses Vista Brabham, Arrie Free
and Mildred Knight.
Brenau Conservatory, GAINESVILLE,
Ca-Misses Margaret Easterling and
Blanrh and Eva May Spann.
South Carolina University, Colum-
bia--J. 3. Rice.
Sewanee University-Francis NJ.
Bamberg.
Limestone college, Gaffney-Miss
Jessie Cook.
Curtis School, Brookfield Center,
n. Jefferson Riley.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-09-20
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

Up to September /, Bamberg coun-
ty ginned l ,S51 bales of cotton. This
compares with 3,15S to the same
date last year.
The friends of Mrs. j. B. Brickle
will be glad to know that she is re-
covering at Charleston hospital
after an operation last week.
The Chero Cola Bottling company
has moved from Glendale springs to
the city, and is now located in Mr.
H. NJ. Graham's building next to
Brickle's Garage.
Rev. George P. White, pastor of the
First Baptist church of Union
preached at the Baptist church last
Thursday night. A call to the pas
torate of the Bamberg church has
been extended to Rev. Mr.. White
which he now has under considera-
tion.
Prof. w. w. Daniel enlisted some
time age in the reserve hospital unit
. at Mt. Airey, Ga. and he is, there
fore. not in the draft, having enlisted
before he was drawn. Prof. Daniel
is now in the city, and will continue
his duties as a member of the faculty
of Carlisle school for the present.
Being in the reserve, he will leave
for duty when called upon.
We have always heard of the OK
the ditch, and while we've never seen
one in such a predicament, a good
many people on Friday saw a mule
in the ditch. One of the Standard
Oil company's mules fell through a
man-hole in the big drain on Elm
street, while the oil wagon was cross
ing. # was found necessary, to get
the mule out, to dig out pathway
and knock down the brick wall. The
mule did not sustain much damage.
Prof. S. A. Merchant has rendered
his resingnation as a member OF the
faculty of Carlisle school to accept a
place on the faculty of Wofford
Fitting school, Spartanburg. Prof
and Mrs. Merchant left for Spar
tanburg this week. Prof. Mer-
chant has been connected with
Carlisle for several years, and his
many friends in the city regret that
he is leaving. The best wishes OF
many friends accompany them to
their new home.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-09-20
New Advertisements.

B. w. Able-Wanted.
w. D. Bennett-Wanted.
G.. A. Jennings-Tax Notice.
H. G. Folk-We Take This Means
Bamberg Banking Co.-Statement
Enterprise Bank-The Place tc
Put it.
Peoples Bank-The Man With
Money.
sulferro-sol Co.-Neiglfbors All
Rejoice.
Bamberg Auto Cove Have Not
Deviated.
Bamberg Banking co.-EconomS
is Wealth.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Statement.
Klauber's-Announce Arrival OF
New Goods.
Mack's Drug Store-Don't Poison
Your Child.
JB. Brickle-We'll Put Your Au'
to in Shape.
WATERFORD Seed and Feed Co.
Seed Grains.
Farmers and Merchants Bank--As
the Twig is Bent.
>Ehrhardt Millinery & Novelty Store
Millinery Opening.
Bamberg Banking Co.-Estate OF
James X. Elum, Deceased.
Vitona Sales Co.-Tremendous
Success for New Discovery.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-09-20
PATRIOTISM COMMENDED.
Resolutions of Bamberg Bar as to-
f.. HI. Henderson.

Whereas, our country has involun-
tarily become involved in the great
est war known to history, and the
protection and defense of our flag,
human rights and the salvation OF
world democracy calls for the modll-
ization of all the resources and man
hood of America, and
Whereas, under the wisdom and
the policy adopted by our great gov
ernment, all of our young men with
in certain ages have been called to
constitute the first lines of defense
on the fields of battle, and response
to this call can be made only at the
expense of personal sacrifice, and
Whereas, our friend and most wor-
thy and respected member of our bar
Edward Henry Henderson, has so
cheerfully answered this call by waiv-
ing all right of exemption he might
have had, severing all personal busi-
ness relations and leaving behind his
loved ones at time when the laws
of his country do not command him
to go,
Now, therefore, be it resolved by
the members of the Bamberg Bar, IN
open Court, Honorable T. S. Sease
Judge presiding,
That we unite in commencing our
friend and professional colleague
Edward Henry Henderson, in the step
he has taken by which he has ex-
emplified the loyalty and patriotism
of a true American. patriotism
worthy the respect and admiration
of all America;
That we extend to him God-speed
in the role he shall play in the fight
for a lust and noble cause, and eX-
press the hope that he shall soon
return to us and that he shall re-
ceive a true and just reward for his
patriotic act and service;
Resolved further, that copies here
of be furnished the family of the
said Edward Henry Henderson, be
published in one of the Bamberg
newspapers and that the same be in
scribed upon the minutes of this
Court.
Unanimously adopted by the BAN
berg Bar in open Court, and ordered
inscribed upon the Journals of this
Court by Hon. T. S. Sease, Presid-
ing Judge. A. L. KIRKLAND.
Bamberg. S. c., Sept. 4, 1917.-adv
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McReynolds-Walker.

San Francisco'S social set was sur
prised Saturday evening, September
1st, when Miss Olga McReynolds was
B married to Mr.. Warren Calhoun Wal
ker. the wedding taking place short
" before the date announced owing
to the unexpected departure of the
groom for the orient Quantities OF
hydrangeas, amaryllis and trailing
foliage was used to decorate the Cal
ifornia street Methodist Episcopal
church, where the wedding took
place. The altar before which the
couple stood was brilliantly lighted
and ornamented with pretty ar
rangement of flowers. Reverend
Godfrey w. Barney performed the
ceremony in the presence of near
friends and relatives.
The bride looked beautiful in a
gown of duchess lace and chiffon
fashioned over white satin, the bod
ice being embroidered in seed
pearls. Her veil was of white
tulle and she carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies OF
the valley. Miss Louise Cavanaugh
attended as maid of honor. Captain
Leslie G. Melville, assistant quarter
master, I. S. marine corps, was best
man.
An informal reception was held
at the home of the brides mother on
Leavenworth street and later dinner
was served in the banquet room at
Berger Franz's.
Miss McReynolds is the daughter
of Mr.. J. w. McReynolds, of the Sa'
ramento River Valley Development
company. The groom is native o1
South Carolina, but has been a resi-
dent of San Francisco for the past
ten years, where he holds the posi-
ton as head of the accounting divis
ion of the marine corps quartermas
ter's depot of supplies. The man!
friends of this popular young couple
wish them all the happiness that lift
affords.-San Francisco (Cal) Call
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-09-20
WILL LEAVE SATURDAY.
Bamberg Contingent Will Not Go
Wednesday as Announced.

The Local Board for Bamberg coun-
ty has received orders to have the
second contingent of drafted men
ready to leave on the SAB tram
Saturday morning, the 22nd, inst,
for Camp Jackson, Columbia. There,
fore the men will not leave on Wed
nesday morning, as annaunced IN
last weeks Herald. The second con
tingent will consist, as previously
announced, exclusively of white men
The exact number cannot be stated al
this time. but it will. include all the
white men of the county who have
been selected so far for military SER
vice.
In accordance with this change in
the date of the drafted men leaving
the committee of the Council of De-
tense having charge of the entertain
ment of the men before their de-
parture, have altered the plans OF
the farewell meeting, changing the
date from Tuesday night to Friday
night.
While all the details of the meet
ing have not yet been worked out
it is now planned to give the boys a
supper at the Johns hotel Friday
night. After supper public meeting
will be held, at which the drafted
boys will be given seats of honor'
Representative J. Wesley Crum, Jr.,
of Denmark, and Prof. j. c. Guilds
of Bamberg, will address the public
meeting.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-09-20
CARLISLE SCHOOL OPENS.
Largest Enrolment in the History of
the School.

Carlisle school opened its twenty
sixth session yesterday morning, with
decidedly the brightest outlook in the
history of the school. The boys and
girls began arriving in the city Mon
day night. Many more are expected
today.
Yesterday morning at II o'clock
the students assem- bled in the audi
torium and registered, and had their
work assigned them for the session.
The public exercises will be held this
"wednesday evening at $3.50 o'clock
The enrolment of Carlisle this
session by far exceeds that Of any
previous session. Every available
room has been taken in both the
Guilds hall and the Brabham hall.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-09-20
Killed With Lightwood Limb.

William Brabham was struck on
the head with a lightwood limb last
Sunday in dispute at negro church
lust over the line in Colleton coun-
ty by Lucius Jones. Both were ne
groes. Brabham lived ip Bamberg
county and died at his home Monday
night. The inquest was held Tues
day. the jury finding that death re-
suited from the blow on the head
Sunday, and that Jones was the slay-
err The skull was fractured, causing
a pressure on the brain. Only one
witness, James Ealey, testified. He
was a witness to the affair. His tes-
timony follows:
"The boy walked up to him and
he took off his hat to him and said
Hey and Lucius turned around anu
took his off and handed Luclus MS
hat back and Lucius handed WllNam
his hat back. That time Luclus SAID
he was tired of niggers snatchlng on
his hat, x and then William asked
him what he was going to do to stop
il. and he said he would show him
what he. would do. Then l said to
them: Both of you hush up and
not have any of it, and at that time
Lucius made an oath; said ne was
going home and get a gun and blow
his brains out, and went on, got a
mule and hitched up. William walk
ed over to him after having hitched
up and William said: Say, here' are
you going home after the gun to XIII
me for that?' Lucius said: l Will
show you when 1 come back When
he started William laid his hands on
the lines and said: Say, here, do you
mean that?' That time Lucius said:
4 am tired of you following me up
and made an oath and that time ne
hit him with a limb about Is inches
long and would have hit again If l
had not held him.